Some nitpickers might note that Wentz's impressive NFL debut came against the lowly Browns, while a slightly less lowly team like the Bears is more apt to teach him a lesson.
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Just the lowly ... the lowest level of the newsroom.
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Few Pokémon suffer the disrespect inflicted upon the lowly Magikarp.
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And as a lowly woman, I would like some power.
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But there's another crucial part underlying this system: lowly cable.
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A lowly ranked player competing at Wimbledon is nothing new.
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This Sunday, they get their shot at the lowly Bengals.
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The lowly ghetto, in other words, might finally rise up.
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"Meanwhile, I started as Laura's lowly intern," says Garcia, 31.
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And even the lowly worm nods off now and then.
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Even as a lowly trooper, you can evolve your character.
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They also lost to lowly Indiana State and St. John's.
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What I chiefly recall was how uncomfortable the lowly Bowie looked.
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It's the lowly animated GIF, which stands for Graphics Interchange Format.
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Just a lowly industrial town's team from the heart of England.
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Here's the deal: Players start off as lowly Santa Monica newbies.
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It stood at a lowly 6.5 percent at the end of March.
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He started out as a lowly border guard, lacking even basic education.
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IDC didn't report a figure for Apple such was its lowly position.
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In November the national railways received 19m applications for 63,000 lowly posts.
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But in the South, that number falls to a lowly 15 percent.
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Honestly, we think they look way more menacing than a lowly crab.
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They send their lowly assistance or whoever is around to these meetings.
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Your cat will keep shredding things just to spite you, lowly human.
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Mercedes-Benz wants to do the same for the lowly golf cart.
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The leap between portentous high art and the lowly cartoon is humorous.
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"A lowly staff member does not command her attention," Mr. Parker said.
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But I confess, I couldn't stop thinking about the lowly garbage can.
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They remained in the same lowly jobs as their counterparts were promoted.
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The lowly curb has become a coveted piece of urban real estate.
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It stars the lowly animal of the title, a hoarder named Bud.
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The lowly paid workers at Amazon warehouses might agree with his analysis.
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The star forward later inflicted far more punishment on the lowly Sixers.
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Minnesota, everyone's favorite dark horse, nearly lost at home to lowly Oregon State.
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USAID's weakness is also reflected in its lowly place in the bureaucratic hierarchy.
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The lowly internet router has seen a bit of a resurgence of late.
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So what's a lowly cable channel to do in this rapidly changing economy?
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But one of the biggest causes of broadband outages remains the lowly squirrel.
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So, all in all, for these three, a lowly 3.3/643 banter score.
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If you are a lowly drug user in Britain, you are fair game.
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Purdue has bounced back from its shocking loss to lowly Illinois on Jan.
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But at the time, Feige thought his lowly position was a big deal.
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Buffalo is coming off of a tough 35-17 loss to lowly Liberty.
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Novogratz started his career at Goldman Sachs as a lowly money-market salesman.
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The lowly Tennessee coneflower tells us there is yet something to be done.
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In my story, I made the woman a fourth wife, a lowly concubine.
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Studies on Oscar winners found they live four years longer than lowly nominees.
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For a lowly patrolman, the consequences of exposing systemic corruption would be steep.
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She was the cocktail manager and I was the lowly, new-hire bartender.
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Meat is treasured, and lowly vegetables can never rise above a side dish.
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PITY the lowly cartoonists attempting to earn a living by caricaturing cantankerous world leaders.
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But the lowly workers continue to be exploited for the fruits of their labor.
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You can't even tell the beautiful weapon actually started out as a lowly crowbar.
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Gadot herself was paid a lowly $300,000 to play the role in the film.
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Which, sure, makes it more or less a smartwatch by our current lowly standards.
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However, one player is threatening to change our entire perspective on the lowly single.
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Accessed a website that could do more financial damage than his lowly PSN account?
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But what a Pyrrhic victory it is, with a lowly $43.8 million take (estimated).
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Like Lawson, Hurston was constitutionally attracted to the marginalized, the obscure, the ostensibly lowly.
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Whether you're an investor or just a lowly consumer, Juicero is a bad deal.
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Thom as was named for the muskrat, wazhashk, the lowly, hardworking, water-loving rodent.
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Both buyers and developers, typically preoccupied with skyward apartments, are reconsidering the lowly basement.
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Even lowly February looked better: The department revised its report upward to 33,000 jobs.
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But the Knicks were coming off a loss to the lowly 76ers on Wednesday.
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All the while, the Duke, disguised as a lowly friar, observes from the shadows.
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A victory over lowly Miami in the Patriots' final regular-season game on Dec.
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Nonetheless, pilots come in at a lowly seventh among the ten listed aviation job categories.
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The official social media guidelines now prohibit streaming apps, Vines and even the lowly GIF.
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In practice it hit lowly trades, from farmers to barbers, whose receipts are in cash.
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But the bigger problem, for me at least, is in how lowly the specs are.
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The Irish gave up a late touchdown to the lowly Cavaliers, and trailed 27-25.
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To that they add high-end concierge services, lest travelers be distracted by lowly logistics.
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The Mavericks have won three in a row, and host the lowly Brooklyn Nets next.
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It is hard to believe that Lowly is Felsenthal's first colection, it is that good.
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And two very lowly servants — Lane and Martin — are charged with cleaning up the bodies.
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But there still isn't a second successful home robot category beyond the lowly vacuum cleaner.
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He went 22012-2000 in 245 when the perennially lowly Browns became the Baltimore Orioles.
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I was a lowly beat reporter, but after that column my career opportunities suddenly expanded.
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It reminded me of one I received from him when I was a lowly editorial assistant.
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Average projections expected $13.3 billion in revenue; it turned out to be a lowly $13.2 billion.
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A lowly team that's about to beat 5000/1 odds and take the Premier League title.
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So it was the lowly Nets who had to stand in and absorb the immediate payback.
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Is Tom Savage playing out the string against the lowly Niners worth a first-round pick?
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The Nationals have lost three of their last four to the lowly Cincinnati Reds and Brewers.
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Lowly litter So what's at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest spot on Earth?
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The stark contrast between "high" art and "lowly" places is exactly what Cabanding is going for.
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These lowly motorcycles had committed the ultimate sin: a quality of life crime, aka Broken Windows.
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In tackling the lowly status of women in the workplace, Mr Abe has shown more mettle.
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Colin's concern is that NFL teams could send lowly peons instead of high-powered decision-makers.
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Before that, however, Maryland lost a home to Wisconsin and on the road against lowly Minnesota.
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To humans, this probably seems diabolical, but even lowly stepsons get something out of the deal.
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With three on tap against the lowly Braves starting Monday, that streak figures to get longer.
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Their lowly status and history of being demonized allowed this latest crisis to happen, analysts say.
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A bold young woman, from a lowly background, gets to sing at the Grand Ole Opry.
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A lowly curbside newspaper box now occupies prime real estate inside a Manhattan public relations firm.
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Firing Meredith was also not a personal affront to Qadri — it's not about you, lowly intern.
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Who could have predicted the scientific bounty that arose from researchers studying the lowly fruit fly?
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Japan sealed their sixth straight qualification for the World Cup but are ranked a lowly 60th.
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Only nine times since World War II has a team so lowly made it this far.
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India places a lowly 130th out of 189 in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business ranking.
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Small or lowly valued firms are riskier because they might go bankrupt in a really deep downturn.
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The Pokémon Company's new mobile game, Magikarp Jump, celebrates the tragedy and beauty of that lowly fish.
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I was then a lowly "stringer" for the Wall Street Journal's European edition, based in nearby Latvia.
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But looking past their lowly seeding, the Seahawks have the potential to be an extremely dangerous team.
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"Many youth still see returning home as a failure and farming as a lowly affair," he said.
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Bay admits this isn't an exhaustive analysis — "I'm a lowly researcher, I'm not the CIA," he says.
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Then he eased through the first half, his team trailing the lowly Toronto Raptors by 21 points.
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Draymond Green tallied a monster triple-double and the Warriors squeaked by the lowly Nuggets in overtime.
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Lowly chief financial officers, chief operating officers and division heads are also hauling in staggering pay packages.
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However, the Sabres gave a far more spirited effort than Tuesday's 212-212 loss at lowly Ottawa.
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And he did it with lowly Leicester, which had never won anything in its 132-year history.
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The lowly tuber is a cash cow in India and the country produces a lot of them.
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Never mind that the opponents were lowly Saudi Arabia, this match had the potential for host humiliation.
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" Mr. Schoonmaker recalled that he was a lowly gallery employee and "Kara was already a MacArthur winner.
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Roma, in the hunt for the second-place slot, gave up an early goal to lowly Genoa.
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If the Mets couldn't beat the lowly Marlins at home, they didn't deserve to make the playoffs.
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Ignore the lowly 25-horsepower rating on this motor because, with diesel cars, you care about torque.
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Munch was born in 1863, into poverty, the son of a lowly and fanatically religious military doctor.
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Despite its lowly source, the film is hauntingly beautiful, a cosmic journey to the ends of the universe.
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Kumar plays Jolly, a bumbling lawyer and a lowly assistant to one of the city's top legal eagles.
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Even Muqtada al-Sadr, a lowly but firebrand Iraqi cleric, renamed his Mahdi Army the Brigades of Peace.
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I felt something like a sense of pride that I wasn't relegated to lowly blue, the starter status.
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Yet "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead" is a warning not to underestimate the lowly.
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At the previous tournament in 40, the only teams they managed to beat were lowly Scotland and Afghanistan.
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They include Christian Eriksen (from Ajax), Son Heung-min (from Leverkusen) and Dele Alli (from lowly Milton Keynes).
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Some 24,2000 were stateless until 2003—with an "X" on their identity cards to highlight their lowly status.
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Click here to view original GIFNothing is more closely associated with "upcycling" than the lowly, splintery shipping pallet.
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They were mocked for drawing in a home match with lowly Macedonia, who were ranked 92nd by Elo.
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You can spec out a lowly Mac mini all the way up to $4,199 if you really desire.
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The lowly cooler is the last thing I would have ever expected to become a hipster status symbol.
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In addition, the World Bank puts Iran at a lowly 118th in its ease-of-doing-business index.
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Her column reports that Joan is to campaign for Best Actress and Bette for lowly Best Supporting Actress.
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We can't think of a better example than the lowly malt liquor bottle placed on a neon altar.
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He saw slippage when the Warriors were blown out by the lowly Los Angeles Lakers on March 6.
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Savages and heathens, lowly and oppressed, hailed and welcomed it at the far end of the wide world.
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In the Mets' 21-240 win over the lowly Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday, which moved them back above .
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N.B.A. Roundup The Indiana Pacers' playoff hopes took a big hit with a loss to the lowly Nets.
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But no game of skill or chance or whatever is as truly frustrating as the lowly claw machine.
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So even a lowly Uighur farmer can improve her suzhi — through education, training, physical fitness or, perhaps, migration.
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While that is interesting, it is unlikely to stop him from starting against the lowly Jets (53-7).
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The focus on the anthem let the fact that Pittsburgh lost to the lowly Bears escape the narrative.
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Many politicians, from the lowly elected official to a succession of presidents, are being implicated, arrested, and tried.
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Papadopoulos was more than the lowly volunteer that the White House is now making him out to be.
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But his duties, according to Russian accounts, involved less high diplomacy than lowly administrative tasks like money transfers.
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But his duties, according to Russian accounts, involved less high diplomacy than lowly administrative tasks like money transfers.
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Champagne is prohibitively expensive for most of us, and there's nothing more despicable than its cheap, lowly forms.
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He may want to make a point by running up the score against the lowly Broncos (0-2).
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The Rangers (20-9-21), who seemed to be flailing when they fell to lowly Buffalo on Dec.
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These lowly mats also stop the grit and grime that scratch hard-surface floors and soil expensive carpets.
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The fine art world has started to embrace works made from clay — a material it once deemed lowly.
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Simmons called his team "too soft" after a loss at home to the lowly Atlanta Hawks on Friday.
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The cause of the mass fish deaths in four coastal central provinces remain the concern of lowly people.
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Losing to the lowly Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night, though, showed how far the Magic have to go.
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"In its original setting in Italy, it's over an altar, lowly lit in a dark church," Cambareri explained.
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This is arduous and expensive, for even PhD students, lowly as they are, need to be housed and fed.
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But your content is just lowly nonsense if it isn't written by someone with the proper knowledge and diligence.
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Now, everyone can bask, or recoil in terror, at the sight of lowly cameras forming ever more powerful botnets.
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Pakistan ranks a lowly 144th out of the 190 economies assessed in the World Bank's latest "Doing Business" report.
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No, no, silly — we're not just talking about a trendy DNA-shaped plait, or a lowly three-strand creation.
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I'm led down a lowly lit hallway, through to a lobby where a man offers me a warm towel.
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If Google employees can get nap pods, why can't the rest of us lowly office workers get decent coffee?
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No, these fans are rejoicing because Olly, the lowly country boy and member of the Night's Watch, has died.
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So, while you might feel like your lowly 4.72 stars are getting you eight-minute waits, it's not you.
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And to keep his pack in line, the top dog has to remind everyone that they are lowly dogs.
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The app today is ranked a lowly No. 228 on the U.S. App Store's "Photo and Video" top chart.
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I'm just a lowly man with a portable USB hard disk drive that I resurrected from the trash heap.
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In other words, I was what passed for the screenwriter, and took the abuse associated with that lowly calling.
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And children of the poor learn early on that they rank poorly; their test scores confirm their lowly status.
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But the Phillies had been outscored by 28 runs, and only the lowly Atlanta Braves had scored less frequently.
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With the lowly Dolphins visiting Dallas this weekend, I wouldn't be surprised if Witten found the end zone twice.
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On ABC's "Designated Survivor," Kiefer Sutherland is a lowly cabinet secretary thrust into the most powerful position on earth.
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According to App Annie, Twitter Dashboard was ranked a lowly No. 432 in the "Business" apps category on iTunes.
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Alan Felsenthal's Lowly (2017) is published by Ugly Duckling Press and is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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However, the Here One also adds music streaming via Bluetooth, turning the lowly headphone into a full-on computer.
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To some experts, though, the lowly sea cucumber provides yet another example of the frequent obstacles to sustainable harvesting.
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It just seems like a very weak move by the living to protect their greatest asset with lowly Theon.
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When the Colorado Rockies fell to the lowly Miami Marlins on June 24, their record dropped to 38-303.
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A bad loss to the lowly Marlins on Monday was followed by eight desultory innings against them on Tuesday.
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Support for the party has fallen further since it scored a lowly 20.5 percent in the September 2017 election.
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Jon Snow went from Ned Stark's lowly bastard to (spoiler alert) the true heir to the Iron Throne, Aegon Targaryen.
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The Philadelphia Flyers pulled out a point before losing 21980-22004 to the lowly Toronto Maple Leafs in overtime Thursday.
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Even lowly Leicester had a sugar daddy, the late Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who propelled the club back into the Premier League.
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Dalits, regardless of their religion, were expected at all times to appease caste Hindus by acting out their lowly status.
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Gone are the days when female workers were only hired as lowly administrators or unabashedly referred to as "office flowers".
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But when "metro" papers were at their most profitable they could defy lowly officials, answering only to the most senior.
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For 11 minutes Thursday, a lowly employee on the Twitter customer support team silenced the president of the United States.
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The writing in the game is pretty funny, too, and isn't afraid to jab at the lowly status of Magikarp.
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The stock trades at just 14 times estimated earnings, according to Refinitiv data, a lowly rating for a tech company.
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The poor critical reception is at least partially to blame, with a lowly 14.23 percent rating currently listed on RottenTomatoes.
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Local player Tujia, valued at a more lowly $1 billion, battled China's many Airbnb clones to occupy the top spot.
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The lowly Nets will try to give their talented center more help when they host the Detroit Pistons on Monday.
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They have done it again this season, sweeping the lowly Atlanta Braves and the Cincinnati Reds heading into the weekend.
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But back in July 1999, he was just a lowly billionaire working out of a dingy Seattle office on Amazon.
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Many of them appeared to occupy lowly positions on a ladder whose existence she was only just beginning to discern.
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With the unexpected loss to the lowly Jaguars, the Titans slipped to 8-7 and saw their playoff hopes fade.
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Their first legal encounter is a lowly affair, with both men representing themselves, and a judge dismissing them with exasperation.
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Even with Google's help, the Pacifica faces an uphill climb, given the lowly standing minivans have in the automobile market.
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The genome study would help increase yield and reduce allergens—thus alleviating two major problems related to the lowly peanut.
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Buyers and developers preoccupied with sky-high homes are reconsidering the lowly basement, as nest seekers look earthbound for deals.
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By covering the logos and printed elements with gold leaf, he beautified a lowly object, rendering it valuable (and collectible).
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The fae work in lowly occupations, often as indentured servants to work off the cost of their passage to safety.
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In fact, in the hierarchy of artistic materials, textiles (with the exception of tapestries) have often occupied a lowly rank.
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In the museum world, apparently, lowly artists are guilty until proven innocent, but wealthy patrons are innocent even if guilty.
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Clinton not as a high-flying surrogate but as a lowly volunteer in the frozen final days before the caucuses.
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The Texans, who fell to 10-5, will finish the season with a home game against the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Los Angeles got an easy win over lowly San Francisco, improving to 7-0 for the first time since 1985.
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The other principal plotline follows the fortunes — or rather the misfortunes — of a lowly and luckless private called Sad Sack.
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Washington has won eight of its last 10 games as it opens a four-game set with the lowly Padres.
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Coach Landry Kosmalski told his recruits that the lowly Division III basketball team would become one of the nation's best.
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Dearest Lionel Messi, the only way us lowly mortals can reach your heights is with our lips at your boot-level.
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We take a look at 20 successful entrepreneurs — and where they worked as lowly interns (sometimes unpaid) before making it big.
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SLOPPY security at an American military base in Iraq in 2009 allowed a lowly soldier to set off a diplomatic thunderstorm.
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The lowly desktop PC has transformed from a boring beige or black box into a centerpiece of a modern desk space.
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As such, it sports a massive "5G" logo on the rear, just so there's no mistaking it for a lowly S10+.
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Somehow, a slasher sequel, that lowly art form, becomes equal parts science fiction, romantic dramedy, horror movie, and zany campus comedy.
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Some two-thirds of police are lowly constables, typically with little training, limited equipment and no powers to arrest or investigate.
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The Pacers have sandwiched two losses to the Blake Griffin-less Detroit Pistons around a double-digit loss at lowly Cleveland.
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Since he was tragically killed on May 28, Harambe the gorilla has transcended his lowly origins as some random zoo gorilla.
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It was a lowly B-side on Pachanga Boys' Girlcatcher EP, released on German label Hippie Dance, way back in 2011.
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Greek bonds have some drawbacks -- aside from the lowly rating, just 350 billion euros are outstanding, versus Italy's 2.3 trillion euros.
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Hey, if a company can make thermostats and smoke detectors sexy, surely the same can be done for the lowly router.
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His party suffered mixed fortunes in Sunday's local elections, with his candidate to become mayor in Rome coming a lowly fourth.
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You can only be a pestering pill so many times before accepting your lowly station in the entertainment journalism food chain.
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Mr. Miao, 51, was a worker from Hebei Province, and his harsh sentence may have been connected to his lowly status.
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Some of that spending had to be funded by saving less, with the savings ratio down at a lowly 3.2 percent.
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And on SDG 16, the goal of promoting peaceful and inclusive societies, it ranks a lowly 26 of 35 OECD countries.
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Part of Sookee's journey is one from perdition into opulence, from a lowly thieves' den into the sumptuousness of the mansion.
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Others, speaking to state and local media, asked why money from lowly employees was needed to build big-ticket government projects.
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Greek bonds have some drawbacks — aside from the lowly rating, just 350 billion euros are outstanding, versus Italy's 2.3 trillion euros.
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Sports _____ What do the noble mastiff, the lowly cur and the trundle-tail have in common besides being terms for dogs?
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But four years later, in New Zealand, the Pacific nation crashed out having lost every game but one, against lowly Namibia.
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The Washington Wizards expect to have John Wall back in the lineup on Wednesday, when they host the lowly Memphis Grizzlies.
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Everyone has to take the escalators, which course through the Hollywood Highland shopping mall, from lowly journalists to Jeff Bezos himself.
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Typically, third-party app intelligence firms like App Annie and Sensor Tower are able to see even very lowly ranked apps.
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One lowly task, for Cliff, finds him high on the roof of Rick's house, on Cielo Drive, fixing the TV antenna.
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"It's an odd, inverse logic that I should not incarcerate him because inmates think so lowly of him," the judge said.
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The government has modified but not eliminated a tax quirk that discourages married women from earning more than a relatively lowly amount.
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Which is precisely why my PI trained me, a lowly undergrad, to do it—just as, decades earlier, someone had trained him.
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President Xi Jinping has vowed to take down high-flying "tigers" as well as lowly "flies" in his war against pervasive graft.
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Instead, he says, he learned his most valuable lesson in politics as a lowly aide opening mail in Ted Kennedy's Senate office.
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However, as a lowly intern, I paid $45 for my set after discovering it at the bottom of H&M's clearance section.
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Here I am, a lowly level one space hero in training, and I've walked into the middle of a full-blown war.
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Amazon's lowly margin remains a long way from justifying its $280 billion valuation, but it is finally looking less like a retailer.
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CrowdJustice is also used to raise cash for humdrum cases in more lowly courts and tribunals, such as immigration and employment disputes.
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MAVERICKS 91, SUNS 78 Deron Williams scored 27 points and Dallas won at home without Dirk Nowitzki, surging past the lowly Phoenix.
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As a lowly admin, I didn't expect him to give me the time of day, much less hug me AND our receptionist!
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And now, as described in a new Science paper, it can also be used to turn lowly microorganisms into veritable hard drives.
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At the offer price of $108 per share, AT&T will make a lowly return on capital of 5.5% on the deal.
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The story might be familiar by now: The material in our lowly pencils — graphene, a version of carbon — could change the world.
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ET, Trump complained about "lowly rated CNN" — whose New York City office was among this week's bomb targets — and unnamed media outlets.
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Denver has allowed an average of 125.5 points while dropping consecutive games with the first defeat occurring against the lowly Philadelphia 76ers.
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I may be one lowly moviegoing civilian, but I've wasted money on too many shit prequels to hold my tongue any longer.
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He reached as high as fourth in the world back in 2011, but arrived in the Dominican Republic ranked a lowly 257th.
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The win helped ease the pressure on James and a team that was whipped by the lowly Orlando Magic the previous day.
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Two new polls this week, from Marist and the Pew Research Center, both pegged his approval rating at a lowly 22019 percent.
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If we're to believe the lofty claims from "pleasure object" manufacturer LELO, the lowly condom has remained unchanged for nearly 70 years.
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Rutgers is still searching for its first conference victory of the season after an 83-61 setback to lowly Minnesota on Tuesday.
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His mother was surprised to find a bag of pretzels, a lowly item in the English snack food hierarchy, in his car.
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Yet it is his celebrity that gives the lowly Nets an instant marketing boost while in what is otherwise a rebuilding mode.
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The Memphis Grizzlies have a good opportunity to snap a two-game slide when they host the lowly Brooklyn Nets on Monday.
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The essay first fails when it trashes Trump's lowly behavior, and then matches it with equally low discourse about Trump cleaning toilets.
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The Knicks set seasons highs for points scored and margin of victory in a 128-883 triumph at the lowly Phoenix Suns.
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Toronto is also lowly ranked because its location in another country would add a layer of complexity to the business operations there.
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"Being a fan of the show, naturally I awkwardly acted like a lowly peasant in the presence of a god," said Ellinghaus.
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The lowly squire proves to be a far wiser and more compassionate ruler than the noblemen who mock him and his master.
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And the third way AI will change warfare is by seeping into military decision-making from the lowly platoon to national headquarters.
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But it was a struggle to achieve pay parity from such a lowly start, even after winning awards and a shared Pulitzer.
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All three movements of the Fourth "Brandenburg" feature a solo violin part that is continually overshadowed by a duo of lowly recorders.
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Unlike brick-oven pizza, which came from Europe and relied on preindustrial technology, the New York slice is a lowly American hybrid.
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The TV gods have smiled on us, their lowly subjects, and finally "King of the Hill" is available to stream, on Hulu.
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The current toll is a lowly $5 round trip, much less than the toll on bridges and tunnels closer to New York.
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Two plays later, Ficken won it, helping the Jets (16-8) avoid a season series sweep by the lowly Dolphins (3-10).
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The games are dark and filled with all kinds of monsters, from lowly zombies to some spectacular bosses like the Death Dragon.
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Still, the opinion seems to go out of its way to demean what Kagan calls the "lowly" legislative history in the case.
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But when the season ended, Meyer left for the then-lowly Patriots, fulfilling his dream to coach in the National Football League.
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General sports fans, however, may have trouble recalling him at all, thanks to domestic soccer's relatively lowly position in the Canadian pecking order.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalls how John, while a lowly plebe, reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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"History, and the lowly valuation attributed to Deutsche's assets by the market, suggests another capital raise could be on the cards," Mould said.
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It has underperformed even amid the lowly stockmarket valuations of carmakers challenged by tech firms with bolder ideas about transport in the future.
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Since a foot soldier is lowly and dispensable, it came to mean a sacrificable chess-piece, and, in other languages, a menial labourer.
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And it doesn't matter if it's a top-notch (no pun intended) OLED or a lowly LCD: All screens look very, very similar.
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At the end, her Uber rating dips down to a lowly 2.4, and she faces the prospect of reckoning with her life choices.
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"Apart from the engine issue, the day was perfect," said Alonso, who started his Formula One career with lowly-ranked Minardi in 2001.
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Available July 2 Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)A lowly security guard rises to the occasion when his mall is overtaken by criminals.
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Belgium, which will take on lowly Wales on Friday, easily defeated Hungary, fueled by a time-and-space-bending performance by Eden Hazard.
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Not a single crowned head attended the ceremony, a collective snubbing that underscored the dynasty's lowly reputation among its would-be monarchical allies.
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Increasingly castes are clamouring to be recognised as lowly in order to reap whatever benefits accrue from being counted in the bottom half.
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"Aramco's balance sheet is lowly leveraged and its credit strength is likely to be stronger than that of the Saudi government," Yadav said.
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La Gazzetta dello Sport's verdict was categorical: a lowly 4.5 rating for Gabriel, further rubbed in with references to his unfortunate Liverpool experience.
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But in the 1970s and 1980s, the lowly stage director got an upgrade in importance, as productions moved towards fully-realised stage interpretations.
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The best-case scenario is you'll just be a lowly cog in a corporation owned by rich people and run by their children.
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Clearly deficient in the art of the deal, the poor man had to settle for the lowly title of 'Father of his Country.
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Now, though, she seemed to have been transformed, as in some cruel fairy tale, into a lowly creature known as an artist's wife.
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Still, this Sunday, they face off against the lowly Bengals, who have scored more than 20 points just once so far this season.
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Twenty-eight years ago, Jeff Weaver was a lowly campaign aide driving an obscure left-wing congressional candidate around Vermont in a Yugo.
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Week 123, however, has the Steelers hosting the lowly Cleveland Browns, whose first win of the season almost certainly won't come in Pittsburgh.
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And to any lowly HBO production assistants out there who happened to work on the GoT set this year, please—hit me up.
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His Cleveland Cavaliers are 4-6 in their last 10 games, and fell to the lowly Dallas Mavericks on Monday night, 104-97.
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Could it be that this self-proclaimed germophobe, the Teflon Don, will finally be brought down by his avowed archenemy, a lowly virus?
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John – while a lowly plebe – reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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Thompson was on the receiving end of a maneuver known as the clapback, in which a star actually responds to a lowly hater.
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With his 1989 best seller "The Cuckoo's Egg," the author Clifford Stoll demonstrated that the lowly computer technician can make a wonderful hero.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John -- while a lowly plebe -- reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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But Sandgren had never faced Federer, who in turn had never lost to someone as lowly-ranked as the American at Melbourne Park.
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How did a relatively lowly nonemployee at the agency, without much official access, manage to get all that material in the first place?
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But the lowly EPA rating certainly won't do the Taycan any favors in direct comparisons to its closest competitor, the Tesla Model S.
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Remember this too: Given Trump's lowly job approval numbers, his only path to victory is by painting himself as the devil you know.
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"He felt that, as the foreman, it was best to not fraternize with the lowly members of the jury," Ms. Nelson said, laughing.
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Let's start with the lowly tomato, which may seem innocuous or merely delicious, but that's not what witch hunters in early America thought.
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In declining to host, Athletic Director Fred Glass said he did not want to devalue Assembly Hall by hosting a lowly NIT game.
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We meet Arihnda Pryce, who Rebels viewers will recognize as the Governor of Lothal, who's on her own rise to power from lowly origins.
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Computer operators, programmers, and even the lowly punchers, whose data-entry work had been seen as unimportant, were recognized as crucial after the strikes.
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Transmissions shows the fusion of "lowly" elements from performing arts, such as vaudeville, Broadway, and popular dances, especially elements derived from "Africanist" movement aesthetics.
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The lowly mosquito transmits dozens of diseases that kill more than a million people every year, making it the deadliest animal in the world.
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Early in the season, Indiana looked like it was in deep trouble, with losses to lowly Wake Forest and UNLV in the Maui Invitational.
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As transportation agencies around the world ditch fare cards you swipe for ones you tap, Winnipeg's going retro, and bringing back the lowly token.
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That was the eighth consecutive home loss for the Nets, whose last win at the Barclays Center came against lowly Philadelphia on Dec. 10.
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The Thunder will try to bounce back from a loss at the lowly Brooklyn Nets when they visit the New York Knicks on Tuesday.
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Feeling she was too good for the lowly tasks of cleaning and following rules, she got a taxi and headed to a hotel nearby.
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Their marquee win is against Notre Dame (destroyed by Michigan) and their biggest loss was to South Carolina (lost by 20 to lowly Tennessee).
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You always begin as a lowly adventurer in a Tolkienesque fantasy world gone sour (picture Middle Earth, except the bad guys won the war).
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When I was a newly minted doctor, I found myself back in the ICU, no longer a lowly medical student but with real responsibilities.
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This speech sounds so over-the-top, lowly Pearson fiancé Toby Damon and Beth come to the conclusion Miguel must be drunker-than-drunk.
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The national team first gained recognition in 2008, rising from lowly Division 5 to the cusp of qualification for the World Cup in 2011.
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On the other hand, live-streaming sometimes really can speak truth to power, and give us lowly people access to the answers we demand.
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His clan, the Sanhan, was a lowly, overlooked group in a society seething with wild and larger tribes heavily armed with pride and Kalashnikovs.
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China has been trying to stamp out graft, with President Xi vowing to weed out all corrupt officials, from powerful "tigers" to lowly "flies".
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She regrets falling out of the ranks of the xiaokang (moderately prosperous) class in Guangzhou and joining the diduan (lowly) stratum in Hong Kong.
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That would seem to knock out the lowly subreddit as a potential nation-state, but it does raise the question of one group: coders.
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Dallas has its sights set on a 5-0 homestand as it ends the set with games against the lowly Nets and Phoenix Suns.
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It showcases the ascendence of the T-Rex suit above that of the lowly horse mask, taking the reins in the newest costuming trend.
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It's hard to believe it now, but once upon a time, Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o was paying her dues as lowly production assistant.
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Calvin Coolidge, a corporate lawyer, ranks a lowly 29th and Herbert Hoover, who had a career in the mining industry, comes in at 36.
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The Hornets won't face a team with quite as much offensive firepower as the Cavaliers on Friday, when they visit the lowly Chicago Bulls.
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The Badgers put the beat down on the lowly Michigan State Spartans, holding Mark Dantonio's downtrodden squad scoreless and to just 149 total yards.
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A lowly thing in its natural setting, parked outside a work site, the sort of invisible street furniture one walks past without a glance.
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This has been a powerful part of his narrative: He calls himself a lowly chaiwalla, a tea-seller, a clear jab at India's elite.
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The Boston Celtics are putting the heat on Cleveland and aim to create more pressure when they host the lowly Phoenix Suns on Friday.
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"We are led cent by dollar from a lowly pile of common materials to a grand philosophical conclusion, the infinite preciousness of every person."
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Zack Wheeler delivered his best start of the season as the Mets cruised to a 6-1 win over the lowly San Francisco Giants.
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In 1984, Maradona, already considered the best player in the world, leaves Barcelona, one of the best clubs in the world, for lowly Napoli.
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Earlier in the day the Patriots were upset by the lowly Dolphins (5-11) in a loss that cost them a first-round bye.
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Even the lowly Miami Marlins have traded for Baltimore's Jonathan Villar, absorbing the possibility of the $27 million salary he could command in arbitration.
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If you make a committed decision while in a weak or mediocre frame of mind, you set yourself on a mediocre and lowly path.
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Senators 2, Blues 0 Anders Nilsson made 35 saves for his second shutout of the season as lowly host Ottawa beat struggling St. Louis.
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For example, a top player facing a lowly opponent in the first round of a tournament can drop a set and still win the match.
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The lowly employment and mistreatment of dark-skinned immigrant workers has been regularly documented, and even black Arabs themselves endure common social ostracization in society.
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A satirical news programme suggested that the government fixing the economy was about as likely as the lowly Lebanese national team defeating Germany in football.
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A lowly bed, in Lucas's hands, becomes a meditation on the quest for merging the sacred and profane into a more complete form of fulfillment.
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With North Korea's disabled population sitting at a lowly 3.4 percent, against the 10 percent world average, it is doubtful the majority survive to adulthood.
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In 2016 the German, French and Italian leagues endured a fourth consecutive year with the same champion, while lowly Leicester lifted the title in England.
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There appear to be a wide range of miniatures, from lowly foot soldiers to series staples like Jaime Lannister, Robb Stark, and Gregor Clegane, a.k.a.
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Currently, Miracle Mattress has over two thousand one-star ratings on Facebook, and its Yelp rating sits at a lowly one-and-a-half stars.
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Values are about as low as you'd expect: $200 for an iPhone 6, $250 for a 6 Plus, or a lowly $50 for a 5S.
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The lowly readers of magazines and newspapers wrote their own news in the form of blogs, by the millions, on nearly every subject, all free.
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Highly paid lawyers, skilled doctors (don't let your daughter be a radiologist), and, yes, even lowly journalists will need to find new lines of work.
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Moreover, tipping created a short-lived power rush, turning consumers into "little lords" who dispensed a shiny coin upon the lowly but grateful service worker.
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Putintseva, in contrast, had never advanced this far in a major before, had never beaten a world number one and was ranked a lowly 60th.
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Xi has vowed to stamp out deep-seated corruption in the ruling Communist Party, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies".
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Despite their humiliation and the lowly quality of their opposition, the club still routinely attracted crowds of over 40,000, a testament to its enduring appeal.
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At the time it looked like lowly work: The movie belonged to Hugh Jackman, and Liev Schreiber, as his eventual opponent, attempted to steal it.
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After the lowly last years of Rex Ryan, the buttfumble, the Tebow era, and, uh, now, Trump will finally make the Jets great again, too.
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So far, the victims of the summary killings are the lowly ones, the powerless, who cannot afford lawyers, who cannot seek audiences with the president.
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Of course, now that Mario could move in 360 around the Mushroom Kingdom, so too could his enemies, from lowly Goombas to haunted, hungry pianos.
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There's a theory that if aliens were to visit our planet, they'd characterize our species as a lowly parasite, and not its most dominant lifeform.
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To expect a win against the lowly Bears (53-7) is obvious, but oddsmakers created an interesting situation by making the point spread so large.
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But when she informed the personnel office that she was pregnant, she was offered a clerk-typist job at the lowly rank of GS-2.
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With high taxes and with nearly half of the new jobs being lowly paid part-time or shift work, these debts are likely to grow.
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What is surprising is how influential the lowly SMS text message, a tool that was invented during the elder President George Bush's administration, has remained.
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Often these defendants are lowly drug couriers, and verdicts against them do not appear in the official court database, said Mr. Nee, the Amnesty researcher.
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Paulo Dybala joined from lowly Palermo, but by acting decisively, Juventus deprived Napoli, in particular, of the opportunity to add the 23-year-old striker.
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He and his colleague, Michelle Bebber, decided to use their own feces for the experiments, rather than foisting the burden on some lowly graduate student.
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That makes sense for Cleveland — its failures against Tennessee were bad enough that a win against the lowly Jets did not make up for it.
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With Arsenal having lost at home to Watford and Tottenham having tied lowly Sunderland on the road, Chelsea sits 9 points ahead of second place.
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They are, one could argue, but lowly foot soldiers in the establishment's war to brainwash American into believing we didn't actually go to the moon.
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In the 1950s, even more than now, the Coast Guard was the lowly stepchild of the other armed services, not accustomed to blowing its own horn.
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After waiting in line, I find out that the sale is only for MVB members, and since I'm only a lowly Beauty Insider, I don't qualify.
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"It was nice to see one go in," Krug said after his shootout goal ended the Bruins' 3-353 victory over the lowly Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Both clubs lost ground on Tuesday as Detroit suffered a 21-22 loss to lowly Brooklyn while Chicago dropped a 21-22 overtime decision to Toronto.
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It isn't simply that God raises up the lowly to be equal to other people; rather, God inverts the hierarchy, preferring the poor to everyone else.
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Lowly Phoenix lost 218 of 23 games during one stretch this season and saw coach Jeff Hornacek get fired after entering the season with playoff aspirations.
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It suggests how highly he rates telegenic performance—and how lowly he rates the UN. The administration's staffing problems reflect how chaotically it has been run.
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The system has allowed Gracenote to harness all the results of competitors across its 500 chosen events, using data from tournaments as lowly as junior championships.
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" He wryly added, "Clearly deficient at the art of the deal, the poor man had to settle at the lowly title of 'Father of his Country.
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Being a Dalit (formerly known as untouchable), or belonging to a caste that happens to be both lowly and uncommon in the area, does not help.
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I am but a lowly music writer, and lack the intellectual depth required to discuss the day's news in soundbiteable segments with fellow besuited mug-sippers.
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And here I begin to change my mind about the iron divide between the Oxbridge crew—your British version of Ivy Leaguers—and us lowly plebs.
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The Rockies allowed 33 runs while dropping three of four home games to the lowly Cincinnati Reds and have lost five of their last six games.
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And if they're lucky, perhaps a few lowly, abject turds will show up to help them make America great again, just like Valerie Solanas always wanted.
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Although it was just one game, in 2015 the city sold out Busch Stadium for a World Cup qualifier against lowly St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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At one stage during last year's Copa América, Dunga's Brazil had four central defenders on the field as it ran down the clock against lowly Venezuela.
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She lives alone in Baltimore, a lowly figure awaiting change, although, like her namesake in "Pygmalion" and "My Fair Lady," she hasn't a clue what's coming.
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Two weeks ago they gave the undefeated UCF Knights a punch in the nose, only to be pushed to the brink against lowly Delaware last weekend.
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"We really want Walmart to think about us — the lowly associates who, behind the scenes, are the ones bringing in the money," Davis told the Post.
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Nebraska snapped a five-game losing streak with an 89-211.9 victory over lowly Rutgers for its first Big Ten tournament victory since March 27.8, 216.5.
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Disturbingly, I found myself becoming a vapid, materialistic succubus; it was as if a lowly troll had snuck up on me and flipped a personality switch.
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Carson Wentz should look his way often in this dream matchup with the lowly Lions secondary, which has yielded the sixth-most fantasy points to receivers.
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After beating the Patriots 37-20, every casual bettor is going to be on the Ravens to win big again this week against the lowly Bengals.
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The biggest story of the Africa Cup of Nations, which has been shifted to summer this year, is the almost mind-boggling success of lowly Madagascar.
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But it was not enough for P.S.G., which was coming off a stunning 2-1 loss to lowly Strasbourg in the French league over the weekend.
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The Silicon Valley carmaker proved that long-range electric cars can be exciting and desirable, and suddenly the lowly hybrid didn't seem so innovative any more.
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It had 39 constituents at the time, but since then a host of issuers have debuted, including lowly-rated sub-Saharan African and Central American countries.
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And even once lowly MSNBC had an enormous leap from where it was a year ago, seeing the highest percentage gains of the three news networks.
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A victory could calm the waters somewhat, and with a home game against the lowly Los Angeles Lakers set for Monday night, the desperation was apparent.
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Kyle Busch showed the strength of his Camry, despite his lowly starting position at 29th, by holding on to the lead at end of Segment 1.
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His role in The Hunger Games involved a lowly bread-baker joining forces with a powerful woman, and his new show, Future Man, is barely any different.
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William Hill had Wehrlein, who scored a point for lowly Manor this year, at 3-1 with Alonso and Vettel both joint second favourites at 5-1.
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Though it's normally tough for a lowly Silver Medallion member to get upgraded, the flight was on a Tuesday night and would likely be lightly loaded tourists.
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Even if he were having an affair with her, it's hard to imagine Kim Jong Il shooting lynx in the freezing snow for a lowly scriptwriter's wife.
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William Hill had Wehrlein, who scored a point for lowly Manor this year, at 3-1 with Alonso and Vettel both joint second favorites at 5-1.
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Lightning 5, Senators 1 Four different defensemen scored for host Tampa Bay, which beat lowly Ottawa to match the NHL mark for fewest games to 50 wins.
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IT IS one of the spectacles of soldiering in the democratic world: the moment when a four-star general fields a hard question from a lowly grunt.
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Why it matters: The disruption in urban transportation is creating opportunities for innovative entrepreneurs who see value in repurposing the lowly parking space for the digital era.
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Even God doesn't produce miracles on demand, and yet this once-lowly club from the English Midlands will be asked to do it twice in two years.
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I presented the puzzle to a recent college class of mathematics majors and they listened with rapt attention afterward — startled by their lowly 19 percent success rate.
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Mette Foged and Giovanni Peri studied refugees arriving in Denmark between 1991 and 0.13, and found that they did nudge low-educated natives out of lowly jobs.
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Take the first presidential caucus in the state for the Republicans back in 2008, when the registered voter turnout (only Republicans could participate) was a lowly 20083%.
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San Jose allowed four unanswered goals in a 33-23 loss to lowly Edmonton to remain five points behind the Kings and two back of the Ducks.
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Flybe's lowly shares surged as much as 13 percent after London-based investor Hosking Partners LLP asked the company to appoint industry veteran Eric Kohn as director.
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Listen to the Cranberries No Need to Argue Another head hangs lowly / a child is slowly taken / and the violence caused such silence / who are we mistaken?
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With my lowly Charmander, I couldn't put a dent in any of the gyms I frequented, which only had higher-level players with strong pokémon defending them.
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He wants to fight the ticket robots together so us lowly non-celebs can buy them before they're resold for half the price of a new car.
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What he doesn't mention is that he was not a graduate student at Wharton, but a lowly undergrad at Penn, which, in fairness, is a prestigious school.
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Though the Austrians weren't necessarily worse than Romania and the Czech Republic in terms of their actual performances, they deserve their lowly ranking for being so underwhelming.
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Chinese president Xi Jinping has pursued a relentless campaign against deep-rooted corruption since assuming power, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies".
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It's so big of Chad to spread himself around like this among lowly human commoners when there could be bonus cold cut platters back at the mansion.
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It was not so long ago that the Grizz, as a lowly eighth seed, upended the top-seeded Spurs to signal their arrival as dark-horse contenders.
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When I got there in 1995, I was a lowly staff writer, but Chris expected me to be a producer, even though I didn't have those credits.
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Now they return home to face the lowly Jets (3-8), who are likely to be without Sam Darnold, their starting quarterback, for a third consecutive week.
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But even without Fournette, who has scored a touchdown in each game of his N.F.L. career, the Jaguars managed 518 yards of offense against the lowly Colts.
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For Dan Schwerin, it's been a steady rise to Clinton's inner circle from the lowly position of intern in her Senate office, which he joined in 2005.
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"It's the response we were looking for," said Penguins coach Mike Sullivan, whose team absorbed a 4-2 home loss to the lowly Calgary Flames on Saturday.
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The lowly Braves await Harvey next, in Atlanta on Friday, and if he cannot push through the sixth against them, the Mets will really have a problem.
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For first/mid-level female officials and managers the number drops to 36.4 percent and for CEOs, the percentage of women falls to a lowly 5.4 percent.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is as American as apple pie, but sometimes, they're kind enough to let us lowly Brits in on the action.
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Limbs spun around one and other like muscular branches, perfect features cut from marble, a lowly dappled evening light painting passing patterns on the arch of your back.
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But while whole careers have been spent tracing the origins of human self-awareness, the lowly butt cheek has to this point not warranted even a short monograph.
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Bayer Stand-Alone, Deleveraging and Liquid Balance Sheet: We view Bayer's balance sheet without the Monsanto acquisition as liquid and lowly leveraged relative to the company's 'A' rating.
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The top 60 listed SOEs, excluding banks, collectively trade at a lowly 1.2 times capital employed—suggesting investors are unsure if they are run for politicians or shareholders.
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Milwaukee trailed the lowly Sixers at halftime, but Antetokounmpo notched eight of his points as the Bucks outscored Philadelphia 25-12 in the third quarter to take command.
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This year they romped through the group stages with an aggregate score of 22016-0, a total inflated by their record-breaking 13-0 drubbing of lowly Thailand.
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To her dismay, the prince she tracks down is no longer a boy, but a lowly janitor who has become a menial part of a brainwashed corporate workforce.
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Even though zinc has been a relative out-performer among the base metals so far this year, it is still trading a lowly range either side of $2100,22016.
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His high point of the season so far is a Week 1 victory over the lowly Bears, and even then he didn't post a rating above 90. 4.
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I can't help thinking it's possible that "AI voice," speaking lowly to your personal thinking machine, will become a thing as this kind of system becomes more commonplace.
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And it's not just iconic statues sculpted by famous masters: They're protective of all structures down to the lowly abode that their ancestors inhabited some 400 years before.
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As the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens, and the Bank of England prepares to do so, HSBC's lowly net interest margin of 1.63 percent should expand and revenues increase.
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Still, the Steelers might be just as bad, and one win over the lowly Chiefs isn't enough to convince me that Pittsburgh has righted the ship just yet.
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In 2018, the brand saw its US luxury car market share dip to a lowly 5003%, selling only 154,702 cars that year, which put it behind even Acura.
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Perhaps it was done to drive home just how unanimously Rabbit was favored by the crowd, from the lowly onlooker all the way up to the club's staff.
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It also showed him pointing a finger at lowly local officials and strenuously avoiding the question of whether a system addled by corruption might be the real problem.
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The Pac-212 is also famously weak this year, which explains why Washington is a No. 242 seed and also a lowly 20123st in the widely followed kenpom.
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If Dr. Cameron's calculations bear out, it means the lowly earthworm stands to alter the carbon balance of the planet by adding to the load in the atmosphere.
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During the five full seasons after he bought the team for $760 million in 2011, the Jaguars won just 17 games, three fewer than the lowly Cleveland Browns.
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He's a lowly doorman who happens, early on, to let Captain Van Toch in to speak with his businessman boss — one small domino in the sea of dominoes.
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The Warriors managed to save face in the immediate wake of the suspension, beating the lowly Atlanta Hawks, 110-103, on Tuesday thanks to 29 points from Durant.
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Oklahoma City Thunder 114 - Detroit Pistons 107 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 103 points, Dennis Schroder supplied 23 points and nine assists, and visiting Oklahoma City downed lowly Detroit.
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Rapid technological change in the lowly light bulb has been one of the largely unsung success stories in the fight to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Substitute Felipe Caicedo scored a stoppage-time goal as Lazio claimed a fifth successive win in Italian soccer league by beating lowly Sassuolo 2100-240 away on Sunday.
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In terms of electoral participation, the United States ranks a lowly 224th among OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) countries, a global club of advanced economies.
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Rodgers has seemed fine with that division of labor, and the Packers should clinch a first-round bye with a win over the lowly Lions (214-11-1).
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This lovely obituary describes the life of Adrian Coles, a local official in Shropshire who quietly crusaded, at his daughter's urging, to save the lowly and beloved hedgehog.
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And for all the flagrant fantasy of its premise — an international pop star falling for a lowly pleb — there is something sweet and genuine about the couple's connection.
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Wall (knee) has missed the past three games and it wouldn't be a surprise if he is again sidelined when Washington visits the lowly Brooklyn Nets on Monday.
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There has been a temptation throughout Christian history to denigrate the things of this world, from material comforts to the human body, viewing them as lowly and tainted.
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It proved that there was an appetite for beautiful industrial design and intuitive user experiences applied to lowly tasks like temperature control, even at a price of $250.
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Though demoted to a lowly servant, she benefits from what she calls "magic" —dinners set out by a monkey-toting lascar who parkours into her quarters every night.
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The Lakers have a great chance to snap their seven-game slide when they continue a seven-game road trip by visiting the lowly Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday.
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" The scene is a perfect showcase of the fragile male ego, with Viola's ex reduced to a lowly catcaller who whiplashes from "hey baby" to "fuck you, dumb slut!
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Letgo competes not only with giants like Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace, but similar secondhand apps like OfferUp, Mercari and eBay, which are all more lowly ranked at this time.
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Memphis, known as one of the league's top defensive units, gave up 114 points three days after yielding 120 points in a stunning home loss to the lowly Brooklyn.
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Just take a look at Rodgers cutting his way through ample space from another angle: Even you, lowly reader, could throw a touchdown pass in that amount of time.
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You may regard it as a lowly starch, but really, no comfort food feast would be complete without at least one dish made with the humble but beloved staple.
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Anders Nilsson made 241 saves for his second shutout of the season as the lowly Ottawa Senators beat the struggling St. Louis Blues 257-219 at home Thursday night.
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Although it has come to be known as the shade of royalty, the workers who labored to make the dye in the Roman Mediterranean were often viewed as lowly.
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Madison Bumgarner has dropped his last two starts against lowly San Diego and aims to turn around that trend when the San Francisco Giants visit the Padres on Saturday.
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After all, Amazon appears to be raking in the dough, with all of the Alexa devices it's been selling ahead of the holidays, but what of the lowly developer?
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Rockets have easy time with lowly Suns PHOENIX — Houston coach J.B. Bickerstaff called his team "broken" after the Rockets limped into the All-Star Break with three straight losses.
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When you put a lowly fidget spinner next to a glossy iPhone, with its brightly colored apps, the plastic trinket looks like a toy your grandfather might have enjoyed.
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Some celebrities have confirmed that our wildest dreams about fame aren't far from the truth, while others have done their best to help us appreciate our lowly, forgettable existences.
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It may just be the end-of-season doldrums—the same thing that felled the Warriors against the lowly Lakers on Sunday—but there are other reasons for concern.
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" The legendary QB stood up for the ex-Packers head man after he was canned following a loss to the lowly Cardinals on Sunday, saying, "Mike McCarthy deserves better.
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The game puts you in the role of Jack Cooper, a lowly militia soldier with dreams of one day becoming a pilot with a titan of his very own.
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President Xi Jinping has waged war on deep-seated corruption since assuming power more than five years ago, vowing to go after lowly "flies" as well as powerful "tigers".
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Her Wimbledon hopes have been boosted by the seedings committee who installed her as the 25th seed in Friday's draw which paired her with lowly-ranked Dutchwoman Arantxa Rus.
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But even lowly work has been hard to come by, because Mr. Rahman cannot speak Malay, and employers and other workers are worried about his unregistered status, he said.
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With even relatively lowly-paid industrial workers usually needing to use digital technology, Manpower is investing millions and receives public subsidies to train workers up to meet employers' expectations.
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The Bears desperately need a win on Sunday against the lowly Giants if they are to have any hope of competing for a playoff spot in the crowded NFC.
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Yet the Thai capital was ranked a lowly 132 of 231 on a survey of liveable cities, which measures factors such as public transportation, natural environment and air pollution.
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Barcelona and Atlético have already had theirs: Barcelona lost at home to lowly Alaves last week, and Atlético started the season with two disappointing ties, against Leganes and Alaves.
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The Mets will then face the lowly Minnesota Twins, the Braves again, the rebuilding Philadelphia Phillies, the floundering Miami Marlins, and the Phillies again to close out the season.
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Los Angeles, the last unbeaten team in the N.F.L., has a chance to match the franchise's best start since 43 with a win over the lowly 49ers (1-5).
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They finally won a series again this week, taking two of three from the lowly San Francisco Giants, but now they know they cannot simply cruise to a championship.
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His father, Archie Manning, had been an all-American quarterback at the University of Mississippi, but endured a daunting, frustrating N.F.L. career playing for the lowly New Orleans Saints.
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Everyone wants to be thought of as a disruptor, from cupcake makers in Brooklyn who reimagine the lowly pastry to app creators in Palo Alto who upend entire industries.
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And now, showing he will stop at nothing, Trump has not only declared war on the mighty California, he's also declared war on the poor, lowly, defenseless light bulb.
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The Republican Party has long been led by the rich and the powerful, who have won election after election by persuading the lowly and powerless to vote for them.
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For all the condescension that upper- and middle-class whites felt toward their lowly brethren, they needed one another, and not just because of shared political and economic interests.
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Playing his first match since September because of a shoulder problem, the 163-year-old eased to a 6-4 6-4 victory over Colombia's lowly-ranked Alejandro Gonzalez.
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As for Veronika ... she's 28, she's from Ukraine and she met McVay when he was just a lowly tight end coach for the Washington Redskins back in the day.
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So basically it was two people that I was a huge fan of, [and] I knew this role could not be mine, for I was a lowly no one.
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Born in Opole in southwestern Poland, Jaki grew up in a Soviet-era apartment block and presents himself as somebody with lowly origins to project a guy-next-door image.
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The concept, called samsara, keeps us living out many lives through "various modes of existence" (called gati), some lowly animals and others god-like, as determined by your actions (karma).
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Consider the lowly vertical foregrip (VFG), a simple handle that hangs down from the front of a rifle and gives the weapon's operator a place to put their off-hand.
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China's leaders have pledged to continue combating graft, seen as crucial to the party's survival, and have vowed to go after "tigers" in senior positions as well as lowly "flies".
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Oakland's Record in One-Score Games Is Statistically Unsustainable Oakland is 234.3-23.1 in one-score games this year (and the only team they've blown out was the lowly Jaguars).
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In an attempt to preserve the literary seriousness of a fiction writer, the essay can always be trotted out as the real feminine form, the true culprit, lowly and childlike.
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Jimmy Butler's career-best 53-point outing saved Chicago against lowly Philadelphia and the Bulls hope he has more in the arsenal when they host the Dallas Mavericks on Friday.
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The once-lowly scooter, now equipped with better batteries, lighter-weight materials and tracking sensors, suddenly looked like an even better urban transport option, especially for professionals in business attire.
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The film tells the story of Robert the Bruce (Pine), who, according to a press release from Netflix, transformed himself from a lowly nobleman to a feared king and warrior.
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How had I, a lowly peon, toiling away in London's media industry like an absolute wanker, with barely 500 followers to my name, so undeservedly received the 6 God's blessing?
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He had an 11-week stint as world number one in 2014 but has struggled at times in the past couple of years and is currently ranked a lowly 76th.
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Utah edged the lowly Los Angeles Lakers 102-100 on Tuesday and needed a strong finishing kick to dispatch the NBA-worst Philadelphia 76ers 100-83 at home on Thursday.
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" In fact, Melo even defended Knicks head coach David Fizdale ... saying the team's lowly 2-9 record isn't all his fault ... "It's a lot of things that goes into that.
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Mets 6, Reds 3 CINCINNATI — On the first pitch of the Mets' 6-3 victory over the lowly Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday afternoon, they displayed, yet again, their offensive identity.
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Payton is finishing with a flourish, even if his team is not, as Orlando snapped a five-game losing streak by beating the lowly Brooklyn Nets, 115-107 Thursday night.
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Report author Katie Denis said a reluctance to travel when taking vacation was also in evidence, with workers using on average a lowly eight days a year for trips away.
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Rivers has passed for 26,25 yards and six touchdowns against four interceptions, but third-year running back Melvin Gordon has recorded just 22 rushing yards for a lowly 242 average.
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Beer for lunch, lowly Mexican dirt-weed smoked in bone-dry bongs for dinner, and then two hours of coughing fits and another bowl of LSD an hour before showtime.
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It was a lowly portfolio career, but such was his determination to do something literary with his education: He had studied English and gotten a master's degree in the metaphysical.
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But the Ravens (4-5) have been awful recently, with the exception of a fluky win over lowly Miami, so Hundley may get the Packers back to two games over .
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The Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies both earned wild cards last season, feasting on the lowly San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants, who both improved over the winter.
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Jesus encountered this throughout his ministry, which helps explain why he was more comfortable in the company of the unclean and reviled, the lowly and the outcast, than religious authorities.
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But when she began to reclaim various practices once dismissed as lowly "women's work" — embroidery, lacework — as a vital form of contemporary expression, it also became more expansive and mysterious.
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In his rise from lowly border guard to larger-than-life security chief in a little over a decade, General Raziq built nothing less than an empire in southern Afghanistan.
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It tells the story of Hirut, a young Ethiopian woman who goes from lowly servant to proud warrior, as indelible and compelling a hero as any we've read in years.
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That streak should hit seven against the lowly Bengals (231-23.5), and Oakland should win at home, but there should be some heavy skepticism about a double-digit point spread.
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From a scale of 1 to 5, the average checked in at a lowly 1.7, underscoring how some companies may be looking to beef up what they offer to employees.
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He stayed away from politics and diligently worked his way up from lowly jobs as a knitter to become the main owner of Giordano, a successful chain of clothing stores.
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Ki-Woo and his family find themselves in the position of having their own parasites, whom they must fend off if they want to keep their lowly but coveted positions.
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Security forces routinely round up hundreds of suspected ISIS members -- ranging from the lowly fighters to logistics organizers to men like Hussein who make up the terror group's brain trust.
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The Browns have been a disappointment all season, and what better way to cap off a year of falling short than a loss to the lowly Bengals in Week 17.
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A year later, he began doing television play-by-play for the often lowly Washington Senators when most of the tiny black-and-white sets were in taverns and hotels.
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When it comes to the right of freedom from execution, the US is only three places behind Saudi Arabia, a lowly stat that not everyone at HRMI expected, Clay said.
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Callaway was on the hot seat last month following a five-game losing streak, during which New York was swept in a three-game series by the lowly Miami Marlins.
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The queen of all things, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, recently blessed us lowly beings with some magnificent content to consume: a full-length documentary on Netflix and the accompanying live album.
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The 000/16 campaign was characterised by low attendances, empty seats at the San Siro and fan protests, while the team missed out on European football after finishing a lowly seventh.
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The loss to the lowly Suns was the second straight for Atlanta and the low point of a stretch in which the Hawks have dropped four of the last seven games.
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From lowly functionaries to president and prime minister, government offices are distributed by sect, and a sectarian civil war from 483 to 1990 killed as many as a quarter million people.
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Gun-owners with a concealed-carry licence can enter through a separate security lane and do not have to go through the indignity of a metal detector, as lowly journalists do.
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At Kaptivo, a company that's bringing high-tech image recognition, motion capture and natural language processing technologies to the lowly whiteboard, executives are hoping that the second time is the charm.
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PIERS CHAPMANDepartment of OceanographyTexas A & M UniversityCollege Station, Texas Johnson denigrated the pawn in chess by comparing the piece to a simple foot soldier that is "lowly and dispensable" (May 11th).
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Last week, a Vatican magazine denounced widespread exploitation of nuns for cheap or free labor in the Roman Catholic Church, saying the male hierarchy should stop treating them like lowly servants.
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The Heat will try to follow up the best shooting night in franchise history and run their winning streak to three straight when they host the lowly Phoenix Suns on Thursday.
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Today's generation thinks of it as a lowly occupation... The art of selling fine clothes has been lost in big, overcrowded department stores where the intimate personal interest is not important.
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The Spartans can clinch at least a share of the regular season Big 47.43 title with a home win over lowly Illinois on Tuesday before finishing out at Wisconsin on Sunday.
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Real Madrid has endured some embarrassing setbacks this season beyond the Barcelona rout, particularly its disqualification from the Copa del Rey in Spain after fielding an ineligible player against lowly Cádiz.
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It ranked a lowly 121st among the country's 125 brokerages by revenue in 2015, official data shows, but growth was respectable and the firm is looking to grow outside the mainland.
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The medium grew more than sevenfold from a lowly 1.7-percent share in 2012 to 14.4 percent in 2016, jumping from the bottom tier to the second highest on the totem.
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A DECISION this week by Moody's, a ratings agency, to downgrade Mozambique from a lowly B373 to a dismal B3 has cast a pall over one of the world's poorest countries.
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Article continues after the video below Of course, now that Mario could move in 360 around the Mushroom Kingdom, so too could his enemies, from lowly Goombas to haunted, hungry pianos.
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Forwards Marvin Williams and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds apiece, and the short-handed Hornets pounded the lowly Lakers 101-82 Sunday night at Staples Center.
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The Splash Brothers were hotter than lava in their last contest and the Golden State Warriors seek their 48th consecutive home victory when they entertain the lowly Phoenix Suns on Saturday.
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Lehmann shows that a specifically Protestant, vaguely gnostic materialism has always animated American life, saturating the lowly world of objects with the sanctity of higher, heavenly purpose, even unto our time.
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Some research suggests even lowly Pluto – demoted in 2006 to the status of a dwarf planet – harbors subterranean pockets of water, kept fluid by tidal forces from its five nearby moons.
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If Facebook and other major social media platforms can't get a grip on harassment in lowly 2D, why should we believe they are prepared to handle a billion users in VR?
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You might've heard the horror stories of people getting bullied, or ignored because they have the lowly green bubbles of a non-Apple phone, instead of the nice, rounded blue iMessages.
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In Delhi, nearly half of the supply from the Delhi water board either gets stolen with the connivance of lowly officials or simply seeps out via leaky pipes, several studies show.
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When researchers came across her heavily looted tomb in Xi'an, a city in central China, in 2012 they had no idea why lowly donkey bones were amongst the goods found inside.
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To make matters worse, the Yankees dropped two series during their season-opening homestand against the lowly Detroit Tigers and the Orioles, and their offense had replaced home runs with strikeouts.
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General Raziq's rise from lowly border guard to one of the most important American allies and Afghan security leaders was a story only possible in the context of the Afghan war.
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Manufacturers are well aware of their products' lowly reputation, but every time a company tries to resuscitate their esteem, it only manages to make high-visibility golf balls even more garish.
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He proved up to the task with 61 points against the Warriors on Monday, but it may be troublesome that the Blazers needed such an effort to beat lowly Golden State.
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The United States team lost all three ties it played in the ATP Cup, including a shocking defeat to lowly Norway, which had only one player ranked in the top 403.
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His new-and-improved rendition of the lowly amaretto sour, now served at bars around the world, began as a secret, under-the-bar special he would serve only to friends.
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The answer could lie in the outcome of the next seven games, four of which will be against the lowly Padres beginning Monday night, followed by three against the Seattle Mariners.
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"The crowd didn't dare boo us," Garver once said of his nearly five seasons with the lowly Browns before sparse crowds at Sportsman's Park, which they shared with the popular Cardinals.
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Now because I'm a lowly journalist and not an actor, I had to leave by the exit on the far side of the room, which led back out into a foyer.
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" In Captain Marvel's favor, Larson said that while other Marvel heroes are weak and lowly at the start of their origin stories, "she was a badass before she got her powers.
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Weeks' worth of pent-up frustration is beginning to trickle into the public arena, as a way for candidates to explain their lowly positions — both to themselves and to the voters.
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But focusing on lowly workers would be missing the point, as illegal grows and drug trafficking organizations exist in the first place because there is a black market for illegal marijuana.
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The King's Court hasn't convened since May 27, when Hernández gave up six runs and lost to the lowly Twins; shortly afterward, he was placed on the DL with a calf injury.
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In Riley Stearns' new movie The Art of Self-Defense, a lonely, mild-mannered office drone has an experience that forces him to reevaluate his lowly place in a supposedly civilized society.
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But if a lowly GS-9 could have his or her career ended for taking certain actions, a reasonable person should find that behavior completely unacceptable in a future commander in chief.
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The most Brit-literate commentators even threw in the example of lowly Leicester City winning the kick-ball series as additional proof that history was no longer a guide to the future.
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The infrastructure report card of the American Society of Civil Engineers gave inland waterways a lowly D this year, since half of all vessels had experienced delays across the inland-waterways system.
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Don't get me wrong—little makes me happier than a late-night snack of beer, cheddar, crackers, and kraut, but the popularity of the lowly cabbage for fermenting always felt weirdly limiting.
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Dear reader, I regret to inform you that if you are among the lowly working class, the option to own and restructure mismanaged legacy brands will likely never be open to you.
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Any public official — from the attorney general himself to a lowly prosecutor — who makes decisions about a legal case might face legal jeopardy next if such a precedent is set, he wrote.
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Critics say this more liberal definition of four injured stems from a lowly Reddit sub in 2013 and was simply latched onto by uncritical reporters who wanted to gin up sensational headlines.
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To give you an insight into what it's actually like (at least for a lowly journalist like me), I've outlined how my first Friday at the festival panned out: Delicious AND convenient.
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Hopefuls shouldn't even bother with the idea of applying unless they've reached the lofty title of "a Czar of cool" — so if you're just a lowly Baron of swag, forget about it.
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Their losing streak, which began in October, was understandable considering the opponents (San Francisco, Seattle, New England), but turned ugly when Brandon Allen and the lowly Broncos stretched it to four games.
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Hamilton's victory was even sweeter because he closed the gap on the championship leader Nico Rosberg, his teammate, who finished a lowly seventh after obeying orders to let Hamilton pass early on.
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ABOUT THE ROCKETS (2115-12): The loss to lowly Miami was disappointing and partly attributable to an injury to backup shooting guard Eric Gordon and the absence of forward Ryan Anderson (flu).
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And this is personal choice, because once you've experienced lowly living conditions, it's easier to lean away from than lean back into them, which is what the Ideas City experience called for.
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Every so often, even this lowly hack gets a lathering in their slime as they seek to smother healthy discourse, using democracies' brightest tools to shade the world to an autocratic twilight.
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Nevertheless, it was an encouraging display by Cuba, who belied their lowly FIFA world ranking of 139 with an encouraging display in which they twice hit the post in the second half.
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The Carolina Hurricanes look to avoid a fifth straight loss overall and a season sweep at the hands of the lowly Buffalo Sabres when the teams meet at PNC Arena on Tuesday.
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But in the script by Jenny Bicks ("Sex and the City") and Bill Condon ("Beauty and the Beast"), his lowly upbringing still makes him yearn for acceptance among the upper-crust swells.
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As chairman of the largest caucus on Capitol Hill, the 22019-member Republican Study Committee (RSC), Walker has seen his profile grow from lowly backbencher to conservative leader in two short years.
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This resonated because it is one of the perks of working from home, whether your home is a lowly, outer-borough New York apartment or the most famous address in the land.
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Four different defensemen scored for the Tampa Bay Lightning, who beat the lowly visiting Ottawa Senators 5-1 on Saturday night to match the NHL mark for fewest games to 23 wins.
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Roger Fouts — now a respected primatologist; then a lowly research assistant — was tasked with potty-training Washoe, who lived with researchers almost as if she were a human member of their family.
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"Fidelio" tells of a Spanish noblewoman who, disguised as a young man, has taken a lowly job at a prison where her husband is being unjustly held by a powerful political enemy.
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Before announcing that it would resurrect its basketball division in March, Puma's last basketball endorsement contract was with Vince Carter, in 1998, before his rookie season with the then-lowly Toronto Raptors.
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After scuffling through the rest of 2017 in smaller events on the International Tennis Federation circuit, finishing the year ranked a lowly No. 288, she assembled a new support system for 2018.
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And, even thousands of miles south of the United States border, the lowly Los Angeles Chargers could not escape some lumps for failing to fill their small, temporary and noticeably empty stadium.
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I took this step knowing full well that plenty of other location-aware apps on my phone — social apps, local guide apps, even lowly weather apps — could be compiling nearly identical data.
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Now given that, as a freshman congressperson, I'm not going to have a lot of responsibility for any of those issues, and will probably be a lowly person on the Agriculture Committee.
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He plays Kevin, the team's assistant, who is luscious and modestly brained—punitive casting, I suppose, in revenge for a long tradition of actresses being dished up as airheads in lowly roles.
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The lowly Giants and the champion Patriots have the most picks in the three-day draft, with 12 each, and the Bengals, looking to end a three-year playoff drought, have 11.
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God chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things — and the things that are not — to nullify the things that are, so that no one may boast before him.
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While the remote-controlled robot, operated by a Vive headset and sensor-enabled gloves, is little more than a gimmick now, SpaceVR's founder and chief executive has high hopes for the lowly machines.
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A sample of all the coins made by the Royal Mint are tried in this way - from a commemorative coin made from a kilo of solid gold, down to the lowly 20p piece.
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The odds of winning the Mega Millions grand prize are just 1 in 302 million, but taking home a lowly $1 million is a bit easier, with a 1 in 12.6 million chance.
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If you haven't been paying attention to the PC world lately, you might not have noticed that the lowly PC has seen a bit of a resurgence, with interesting designs and unique concepts.
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The Louvre shows 8%, the Guggenheim a lowly 3% and the Berlinische Galerie – a Berlin museum whose mandate is to show, preserve and collect art made in the city – 2% of its holdings.
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Other presidential hopefuls, most notably Elizabeth Warren, another firebrand senator, also decry the lowly position of workers in America, and tie it to wealth inequality, the pre-eminent economic gripe this campaign season.
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New York fell to 0-3 on the season without the star forward in the lineup when Porzingis struggled to carry to load in a 110-218 loss at lowly Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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He also loves football, dotes on his young son who has Down's syndrome and prides himself on his lowly origins in the Soviet-era tower blocks that still house millions of his compatriots.
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As the country debates new privacy rules in the wake of endless hacking scandals and rampant social media and broadband ISP data collection, it's important not to forget about the lowly electrical meter.
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The Mavericks rested power forward Dirk Nowitzki for the 210-236 win over the lowly Suns on the front end of a back-to-back so he would be fresh for the Hawks.
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After helping scale the iconic Brazilian-sushi hybrid chain Sushi Samba to London, Miami, and other high-flying cities around the world, the entrepreneur set his sights on a more lowly product: parking.
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Splitting from Denmark would relegate Greenland to the lowly status as one of the poorest European nations, with its $2.2 billion gross domestic product (GDP) in 2015 on a par with San Marino.
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Gordon, the second-year forward from Arizona, scored a career-high 21 points and grabbed seven rebounds Sunday in the Magic's 130-116 pasting of the lowly Philadelphia 76ers at the Amway Center.
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Instead, they're mostly lying low, with everyone from House Speaker Paul Ryan on down to lowly freshman representatives like Bruce Poliquin trying as hard as they can to basically avoid talking about Trump.
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And while the Giants and the Cardinals will beat each other up in a four-game series this weekend, the Mets will face the lowly Minnesota Twins, followed by more ho-hum opponents.
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It has to do with the brain chemical dopamine: people with higher openness get a greater reaction and bigger reward from learning new things compared to those who score lowly on the measure.
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Richard helps Padres shut out Marlins MIAMI — The playoff-contending Miami Marlins were shut out on Saturday night for the second time in five days, this time by the lowly San Diego Padres.
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Titles on the WTA Tour slowed to a trickle and a spate of early losses in the grand slams saw her ranking slide down to a lowly 74th in the summer of 2016.
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Less Quick Comment: A team that was supposed to be rebuilding, and not even doing much more than entering that stage, seems they may have far more talent than we lowly experts thought.
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Brooklyn missed a good opportunity to snap its funk and begin a climb out of the Eastern Conference basement when they dropped a 105-95 decision to the lowly Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.
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While the Cowboys loss to the lowly New York Jets stands out as a bad mark on his record, Prescott's play through the rest of the year more than makes up for it.
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In a back-and-forth slugfest between two teams swept by lowly Miami within the past week, Detroit blew an early 2154-216 lead and later rallied three times from 217-run deficits.
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Former world number five Bouchard, who reached the Wimbledon final in 2014, has struggled all season is now ranked a lowly 119 and her loss on Monday was her 12th in a row.
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When the American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe died in 1896, The Times minced no words about her antislavery book "Uncle Tom's Cabin, or Life Among the Lowly," the century's best-selling American novel.
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Researchers from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas speculated that the expensive car owners "felt a sense of superiority over other road users" and were less able to empathize with lowly sidewalk-dwellers.
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He's headed for a fall — one that will open up the world that helped create El Chapo (who is, at the start of season 2, just a lowly plaza boss under Felix's rule).
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However, a 20-17 home loss to the lowly Arizona Cardinals on Sunday proved to be the final straw in a disappointing season for the Packers, who look set to miss the playoffs.
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Date: May 13, 2012What made the moment: On the final match day of the Premier League season in 2012, Manchester City needed only to defeat a lowly QPR side to win the league.
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Despite lacking Antonio Brown, the N.F.L.'s leading receiver, who sat out with a calf injury, Roethlisberger threw passes to six players as Pittsburgh (25-248) romped past the lowly Texans (218-21).
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Here's to Lulu, who—unlike so many of us lowly grunts grinding away at our soul-crushing jobs each day—somehow managed to escape, to run, tail wagging and snout sniffing, into paradise.
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Japan, champions in 2011 and finalists four years ago, were coming off a uninspiring goalless draw with lowly-ranked Argentina in their opener but looked much sharper in the attacking third against Scotland.
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The 20-year-old is contracted long-term to Mercedes, Force India's engine provider, and made his debut this year with the lowly Manor team as a mid-season replacement for Indonesian Rio Haryanto.
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The directors were ousted, the Trump branding stayed, and Mr Cohen, then a lowly lawyer at the Trump Organisation on a salary of $75,0003 a year, was made an offer he could not refuse.
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Click here to view original GIFThe machines are coming for us and we can't pretend like we didn't see it coming, because even the lowly metronome has been trying to warn us for years.
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India's IT outsourcing giants split their sales into bland categories such as "solutions" and "application development", which sound better than "work outsourced by American clients to our lowly paid staff in Mumbai and Bangalore".
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A Vatican magazine denounced widespread exploitation of nuns for cheap or free labor in the Roman Catholic Church on Thursday, saying the male hierarchy should stop treating them like lowly servants.
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The lowly mosquito is a wily and pernicious foe, surviving and adapting as it infects us with a rogue's gallery of parasites and viruses, including malaria, Zika, Yellow fever, Dengue and West Nile virus.
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And when you do that, you tend to fall asleep for a game or two, which helps explain why the Warriors have failed to be beat lowly teams like the Lakers or the Timberwolves.
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Jumping into a video game world is a little like going on a trip, but for most of us, our method of taking snapshots on those journeys for years has been the lowly screenshot.
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But I'm beginning to think there is a fate even worse than that of the lowly gatekeeper: that of the formerly invincible and godlike champion cast down into the realm of the painfully mortal.
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Adams has been at the Biosphere 2 for 20 years, beginning his career at this unique research facility as a lowly intern and slowly working his way up to his current position as director.
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The San Francisco Giants ended their troublesome skid against lowly San Diego in the series opener and aim to defeat the host Padres again Friday in the second contest of a four-game set.
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Xi, who doubles as party and military chief, has pursued a relentless campaign against deep-rooted corruption since assuming power three years ago, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies".
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On Wednesday, the Japan-based telecom giant announced plans to launch a public-facing cellphone store staffed primarily by Pepper robots, with just a few lowly humans allowed to hang around as robot helpers.
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Washington has allowed an average of 121.7 points in the three straight home losses and let lowly Dallas snap a six-game skid with its 113-99 victory in the nation's capital on Tuesday.
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Inciarte's alert and aggressive base running in the eighth inning, coupled with the Mets' late-game miscues, dealt the Mets a 23-3 loss against the lowly Braves at Citi Field on Saturday night.
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Suns best Lakers in matchup of lowly teams LOS ANGELES — In a matchup of the Western Conference's two worst teams, the Phoenix Suns showed again they are slightly better than the Los Angeles Lakers.
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The lowly grid position was a consequence of a Ferrari strategy blunder on Saturday, with the Italian team deciding not to send him out for one more lap in the first phase of qualifying.
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In the novel his work consists of closeup photos of Michelin maps and portraits in oil paint of people in lowly professions (butchers and mechanics) and capitalist celebrities (Bill Gates, Jeff Koons, Michel Houellebecq).
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His presence gives Cincinnati enough offense to compete, and while the Titans (5-3) have won back-to-back games, they have put little distance between themselves and their lowly opponents (Baltimore and Cleveland).
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In another passage, North uses six terms for dogs, from the noble mastiff to the lowly cur and "trundle-tail," to argue that just as dogs exist in a natural hierarchy, so do humans.
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James was quoting an old Houston line made famous in basketball lore by Coach Rudy Tomjanovich after his 1994-95 Rockets overcame being a lowly No. 6 seed to win a second straight championship.
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Playing at home against the lowly Cardinals (3-12) does not present much of a challenge, but since Seattle has already secured a playoff spot, there is little motivation to go for a blowout.
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Somehow, despite all those moving parts and all these trips to the trainer's room, the Yankees swept the lowly Giants during the three-game series, and have won 11 of their past 13 games.
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The Mavericks allowed the lowly Phoenix Suns to shoot 55 percent from the field in a 124-111 loss on Sunday and are surrendering an average of 109 points during the four-game slide.
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On Thursday, Zoe told you about the mess inside the fast-rising luggage company Away, where private communication is all but banned and lowly customer service representatives are frequently berated in public Slack channels.
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The Wizards just completed a 23-2111 road trip – with the wins coming over the lowly Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix Suns – and are not happy about the way they have played of late.
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes leads the league in touchdowns while quarterback and No. 1 draft pick Baker Mayfield has somehow made the lowly Cleveland Browns, who went winless last year, quite entertaining.
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Now, those officials say, he has increasingly found a receptive audience among Afghanistan's power brokers, meeting everyone from lowly militia commanders, to former cabinet officials and entrenched regional strongmen, to several potential presidential candidates.
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There's no fighting these trends, but Daimler could do shareholders a favour by spinning off its trucks and buses arms, which merit a higher valuation than the conglomerate's lowly multiple of 7.7 times forward earnings.
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What if Jon Snow, the lowly King of the North, premeditated this spark of sexual attraction with Daenerys Stormborn, Mother of Dragons, using his apparent tired-and-true method of seduction: Bringing women to caves?
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To wrap all of this up, Jo is roundly mocked by everyone she works with the moment they find out she would stoop so low as to sleep with the lowly, nerdy, glasses-wearing millennial.
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In 2016, while the German, French and Italian leagues endured a fourth consecutive year with the same champion, lowly Leicester lifted the title in England—the fourth club in as many years to do so.
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The stretch begins Sunday night when the Los Angeles Clippers - fresh off a 33-point loss at lowly Dallas on Saturday - visit the Timberwolves, who have exchanged losses and wins over the last seven outings.
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They settled in Ocala, and for years Virgil commuted more than 50 miles a day from there to Groveland's dilapidated black elementary school as he worked himself up from a lowly teaching position to principal.
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At this point, the once-lowly demo has become metal's answer to the hip hop mixtape, and if that's the case, Endalok's Englaryk is basically a black metal If You're Reading This It's Too Late.
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But since precisely one lowly person went to prison after our economy was nearly destroyed by systemic corporate malfeasance, everything Wall Street did in the lead up to 2008 must not count as shady activity.
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A peek at the position of the Mets in the National League East after a three-game sweep at the hands of the lowly Atlanta Braves reveals a sputtering team with much work to do.
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In 2011-2012, as a lowly company commander in a sub-district of Kandahar, the province that birthed the Taliban, I saw firsthand just how much sympathy villagers seemed to have for that Islamist cause.
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Nola pitches lowly Phillies past Cardinals PHILADELPHIA — For the St. Louis Cardinals, Thursday afternoon provided a shot at a series sweep and a chance to make up ground in the National League Central Division race.
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Improving to 15-20 (now 16-93 after beating the lowly Brewers on Thursday), the Friars beat the Cubs twice in the same day Wednesday, after the Cubs had not lost consecutive games since Sept.
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The Yankees left an opening for the Athletics, blowing a 3-0 first-inning lead and losing by 6-3 to the lowly Baltimore Orioles, who were fueled by two home runs from Tim Beckham.
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Sandy Alcantara needed just 593 pitches to throw a two-hitter in a duel with Noah Syndergaard, and the lowly Miami Marlins beat the reeling Mets, 259-219, on Sunday, completing a three-game sweep.
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Stanton, a crucial power hitter, and Andujar, the American League rookie of the year runner-up last season, exhibited no obvious signs of injury during a season-opening series loss to the lowly Baltimore Orioles.
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This was not a lowly, thankless position but a mark of honor: At one point, Alexander the Great's edeatros was Ptolemy, the trusted general who would eventually seize control of Egypt after his superior's death.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — The funniest thing about today's Trenton Charlson grid is that it's only a couple of letters shy of a pangram — seems that "X" and lowly little "F" could have been "sneaked" in someplace.
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The rotation looks ordinary beyond Yu Darvish and Kyle Hendricks; closer Craig Kimbrel struggled last season; and the 2019 offense tied the lowly Detroit Tigers for worst contact percentage in the majors, according to Fangraphs.
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In GOLDEN PREY (Putnam, $29), Sandford has come up with yet another career move for his superslick action hero, who started out as a lowly cop in Minneapolis and quickly advanced to more demanding posts.
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After touring Britain as one of Nine Human Wonders ("the most lowly and unfortunate beings in God's universe"), Sarah is taken up — and effectively bought — by an aristocratic doctor (a very good John Ellison Conlee).
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Despite sitting at the confluence of two impressive rivers, with sprawling shade trees that make much of the city feel like a leafy urban park, Sacramento has a misplaced reputation as a lowly, unattractive place.
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Yep, it's true ... the Leader of the Free World decided to ring up the Minnesota Vikings QB to personally congratulate him on beating the lowly NY Giants (2-3) in an unremarkable Week 5 matchup.
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In a case of art imitating life, much of this struggle informed "Anything but Love," in which the showgirl heroine leaves a flush financial type at the altar and runs off with her lowly accompanist.
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Nikola Jokic added 14 points and Jamal Murry was good for 11 as Denver, which lost at home Wednesday night to the lowly Atlanta Hawks, avoided another defeat to one of the NBA's worst teams.
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Carolina pushed the New Orleans to the brink last weekend and might be eager to take out their frustrations on the lowly Redskins, but this feels like too many points to spot to Kyle Allen.
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To show how we as humans have a lot to learn about how other creatures (even ones as lowly as a spider) figure out ways to survive, flourish and evolve, to pass on their genes!
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Even the lowly and loathsome Dan Colen, whose grand gesture was to tip over a row of motorcycles moments before the opening of his first solo show at Gagosian, is still around and getting by.
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Supposedly intended to stop diversion, this rule seemed to be a thinly-veiled punishment, a way of ensuring that you began each and every day by being reminded of your lowly status on society's ladder.
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The only encouraging thing for the Knicks heading into the game was that Golden State had a misstep on Saturday night, blowing a 214-point second-half lead and almost losing to the lowly Philadelphia 26ers.
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In both pop culture and history alike, nuns have been portrayed as a lowly, repressed bunch; the expectation is that they've chosen to live the rest of their days in a convent as a last resort.
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They were coming off a loss at lowly Philadelphia but had won two of their last three games — and played a disciplined style that wouldn't let the Celtics get too far ahead in the first half.
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The Memphis Grizzlies have been taking advantage of a soft portion of their schedule as they look to climb the ranks in the Western Conference, with one exception - a recent loss to the lowly Phoenix Suns.
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Lowly teams ranked #21, #22010, #15 or #16 average between one and two wins a year in the first round, so if you want to take a flyer on one or two of them, feel free.
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Marlowe seems to be more interested in the role of ordinary people (like the lowly agitator Jack Cade) than he does in that of omnipotent monarchs; Shakespeare preferred the grand "stories of the death of kings".
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President Xi Jinping, who doubles as party and military chief, has pursued a relentless campaign against deep-rooted corruption since assuming power three years ago, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies".
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German brand Puma is a distant third, sponsoring just four relatively lowly teams in the competition, compared with the eight it kitted out in 21, dented by the failure of its top team Italy to qualify.
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So when a lowly peasant tried to film a battle reenactment with their drone in Lipetsk, central Russia, one heroic crusader heard his call of duty, and impaled the wretched flying machine with a spear. Ouch.
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After one frustrating season at the lowly San Francisco 49ers, the Sydney-born 28-year-old announced on Sunday that he had quit American football to pursue Olympic glory with the powerful Fiji rugby sevens team.
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Grande plays a lowly intern at Tidal's streaming headquarters (which looks like something out of the '70s), and when the streams start dropping it's up to Grande to temporarily fill in the tunes with her voice.
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BBVA, which reported a lowly CET 1 ratio of 10.8 percent at the end of the first half, also said a 10 percent slump in the lira would shave 2 basis points off its core capital.
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China has jailed dozens of senior officials since President Xi Jinping launched a sweeping campaign against graft after assuming office more than three years ago, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies".
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For example, if I, a lowly journalist at an internet company, suddenly started receiving $10,000 in wire transfers every week in addition to my (much smaller) biweekly direct deposits, this would be considered highly suspicious activity.
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I think the root cause of this was that he genuinely felt that this race gave Ferrari a shot at victory, but its inability to switch on its supersofts in qualifying meant a lowly starting position.
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Now, it looks like the rest of us lowly denguses are going to get a chance to try Brule's famous sweet berry wine—a gift bestowed upon the world by none other than Eric Wareheim himself.
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He is the inadequate man, the lowly man, the hurt man who has given hurt, insisting modestly but stubbornly (except in "I'm Your Man," when he merrily mocked himself) upon his right to a sacred exaltation.
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Neil Gorsuch will have more than just Supreme Court cases to deal with as the newest justice ... he'll also be assigned to cafeteria duty and other lowly tasks for being the new robe on the bench.
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Mr. de Blasio's lowly showing in the polls didn't, for example, dissuade John F. Fish, the chief executive of Suffolk Construction, a Boston-based company, from hosting a fund-raiser last month for the mayor's PAC.
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Hertha Berlin lost, 03-1, to lowly Mainz on Saturday, and the prospect of the club's facing a humiliating — and potentially financially ruinous — relegation out of the Bundesliga, Germany's top division, is now a distinct possibility.
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The 29-year-old, a former world number three, is seeded a lowly 32nd at Melbourne Park but has been in impressive form over the first week and reached the last eight without losing a set.
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But in a move that puts all us lowly, regular old laborers to shame, Alia Shawkat is about to perform in a play for 24 hours straight, reenacting the same scene 100 times back-to-back.
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It was a rough season for Sparty this year, with a brutal five-game stretch through October and into November that saw Michigan State lose to the likes of Ohio State, Michigan, and even lowly Illinois.
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Also, the stalwart defense that started the year playing at a historic pace just gave up a last-second, game-winning drive to Ryan Fitzpatrick and the lowly Dolphins costing the Patriots a first-round bye.
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It's more in keeping with the Bible's depiction of Christ (as lowly, crucified in the manner of a thief), but its very kindness in the face of his impending betrayal is enough to break Rodrigues's heart.
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That inspires hope that Mexico may have improved its lowly ranking in the next round of PISA tests, an international measure of student proficiency in maths, reading and science, the results of which are due in December.
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A shift of one-third of a stroke per round is closer to the difference between a major and, say, a mid-ranking captain than it is to the gap between a major and a lowly private.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan coach Asako Takakura was adamant that her side never set up to be defensive against any opponent, despite a goalless draw with lowly-ranked Argentina in their World Cup opener in Paris on Monday.
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However, the once great but now lowly Leafs haven't won a cup since after the 1966-67 season, making them the only Original Six franchise not to have done so since the NHL expanded the following season.
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But as Mr Putin's personality cult grows, he is severing his connections with the old comrades who remember him as a lowly young KGB officer and bringing in new people who have known him only as president.
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A lowly crew member who speaks out against a major talent at a heavy hitter like Netflix can look to gain nothing but a reputation as a troublemaker, a reputation that can cripple her future employment prospects.
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And there happens to be an entire market of Android-powered portable media players — the recent Fiio X7 II, for example, runs a buggy version of 2015's Android 5.1 — that live down to those lowly expectations.
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"I'm glad to be back in the shape that I am right now, which is finally healthy and that makes the difference," said former world number four Berdych, whose lowly ranking resulted from an injury-plagued 2017.
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Indictments have dropped against former campaign chairman Manafort, his deputy Rick Gates and a lowly campaign operative named George Papadopolous (who's already pled guilty to making false statements to the FBI about his contact with Russian officials).
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They have finished last or second to last in the American League in attendance in each of the last four seasons, playing in the shadow of LeBron James's Cavaliers but also of the city's lowly N.F.L. team.
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The bank said CET 13 ratio, a key measure of financial strength, stood at a lowly 8 percent at the end of December after it failed to raise money from private investors to plug a capital shortfall.
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In his first start with the Mets this season, Niese allowed four runs and was pulled before he could complete five innings Wednesday night, taking the loss in a 26-5 rout by the lowly Arizona Diamondbacks.
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BLUE JACKETS 3, FLYERS 2 Boone Jenner scored late in the third period and again in the shootout after Cam Atkinson's tying goal with 8 seconds left, rallying lowly Columbus to an improbable victory over visiting Philadelphia.
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They traded away two of their most prominent players, they lost games to lowly opponents and they got more headlines for their squabbles with the city of Oakland than they did for their play on the field.
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The next year, the lowly New York Knicks got the first draft pick — Patrick Ewing — in a drawing in which Stern was suspected of rigging to get the best college player to the league's biggest TV market.
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Now in the mid-1980s, Narcos: Mexico shows how Gallardo helped create a Mexican drug lord most of us are familiar with: El Chapo, who makes his debut in season 2 as one of Gallardo's lowly workers.
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Stinkhorns, truffles, smuts: The amazing diversity -- and possible decline -- of mushrooms and other fungi I study the nutritional value of fungi and mushrooms, and my laboratory has conducted a great deal of research on the lowly mushroom.
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Mathilde is given a portal to her desired life of decadence when her husband, a lowly clerk, secures entree to a high-profile ball; her metamorphosis is made complete by the borrowing of a glittering diamond necklace.
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The Negative Outlooks on both banks' IDRs reflect Fitch's view that selling the banks to highly-rated new owners, for example quasi-sovereign entities or foreign banks, is less likely than to more lowly-rated private entities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After five straight first round defeats Jay Clarke finally tasted victory on Tuesday at Wimbledon of all places, and the lowly ranked Briton's reward will be the biggest day of his tennis life so far.
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Since 2012, Chinese President Xi Jinping has launched a sweeping campaign against deep-rooted graft, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies", warning the problem could cripple the party's decades-long hold on power.
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Even the lowly drill press is heavily remade, two machine lamps spidering off its top, a brush on a retracting cord to clean away debris, a chuck key and center punch stuck to magnets on the machine's face.
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The Sharks, held to a season-low 15 shots while Edmonton blocked 28, could pass the Oilers but only if they beat Calgary on Saturday while Edmonton loses consecutive games in regulation to lowly Vancouver on the weekend.
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Within a few chapters he moves from lowly bit-part in Corsica, to queller of crowds in Paris, to preening victor in Italy, then on, and on…By the age of 28, he was a nationally feted general.
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Narcos: Mexico tells the story of how, decades ago, Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (played by Diego Luna) managed to go from lowly police officer of the then-underdeveloped state of Sinaloa to the country's most powerful drug kingpin.
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China does not have a domestic professional hockey league and the men's national team, usually filled with players trained in soviet-style sports academies in the country's icy north, are a lowly 37th in the latest world rankings.
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Cincinnati is ripe for the picking, having dropped the final two games of a four-game set at lowly Atlanta, including a 13-inning affair Wednesday and then a 7-53 setback in the series finale Thursday afternoon.
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Investors seem prepared to look beyond the oil risk to see that Siemens is still relatively lowly valued - at 12.6 times 12 month forward earnings, below GE's multiple of 18.8 and Philips' 14.0, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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But Philadelphia, who embraced their lowly status with some players wearing dog masks throughout the playoffs, stunned New England with a 2505-2100 victory to cap a remarkable turnaround after finishing last in their division a year ago.
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One of Sweden's best known business leaders, Rollen has always denied any wrongdoing and continued to run Hexagon, which he has led since 2000, transforming it from a lowly-valued conglomerate into a $20 billion technology market leader.
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And with a catch that Inciarte called the best of his life, the Mets fell, 103-3, capping a woeful sweep at the hands of the Braves, whose play belied their lowly record at the worst possible time.
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How the Yankees perform in the coming days, here against the Astros and then this weekend at lowly Tampa Bay, may help determine whether the trade of Chapman is an anomaly — or a sign of more to come.
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" Still-life painting was then regarded in Rome as a lowly genre, but not by Caravaggio, as is witnessed by the care with which he depicted these elements in the first work in the exhibition, "Boy Peeling Fruit.
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"Asura", a fantasy epic based on Tibetan mythology, was yanked from cinemas by producers after it brought in a meagre 49.46 million yuan ($7.41 million) and got a lowly rating of 3.1 on local movie review site Douban.
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President Xi Jinping has launched a sweeping crackdown on corruption since taking power almost four years ago, pursuing high-flying "tigers" as well as lowly "flies", warning the problem is so severe it could threaten the party's survival.
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Even a lowly flashlight or fart noise app is not free to make, and the overwhelming majority of "free" apps are not altruistic—they are designed to make money, which usually means by harvesting and reselling your data.
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MASTIC BEACH, N.Y. — It was only six years ago that residents here on Long Island took a leap into the unknown, shunning the Town of Brookhaven, where Mastic Beach was a lowly hamlet, and incorporating as a village.
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Amid the Ramsey drama, the Jaguars (23-24) have been surprisingly feisty and will be up against the lowly Broncos (24-234), a team that has yet to record a sack through three games despite having Von Miller.
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Jeff Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon, who used to take a sleeping bag to work when he was a lowly computer programmer, has said that his eight hours of sleep each night were good for his stockholders.
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Starting in a lowly position at ABC, he has spent over 40 years working at what&aposs now The Walt Disney Company and has been responsible for growing the company&aposs profit revenue 335%, Business Insider previously reported.
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As the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative's report for 2018 told us, women are a lowly 2% of producers, 3% of engineers, and 12.3% of songwriters, according to data that analyzed the 600 most popular songs over the last six years.
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President Xi has vowed to take down high-flying "tigers" as well as lowly "flies" in his war against pervasive graft, warning, as others have before, the problem is so bad it could affect the party's grip on power.
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The Diamondbacks are in a three-way battle with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Colorado for first in the NL West and need to avoid overlooking the lowly Phillies with a three-game series at Colorado looming next week.
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An unknown and possibly large number of victims are precluded from publicly talking about their experiences by confidentiality clauses that are almost always required when the high and mighty (and the low and lowly) settle claims of sexual misconduct.
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"Part of the reason Qantas is more lowly valued than its peers is that there is no appreciation for the changes that have occurred in its own business through transformation of both domestic and, more importantly, international," said Bensan.
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Heroes improved over time, especially after a 2015 re-launch that merited a fresh round of reviews; the 2013 game that had launched with a lowly score of 58 on Metacritic suddenly climbed to 81 after its re-emergence.
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Meanwhile, the lowly Officer Dickson (Sam Rockwell), on the verge of unemployment for past acts of racial violence, takes out his anger on Red (Caleb Landry Jones), the innocent advertising salesman who sold the ad space for the billboards.
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Some folks—like the minds behind Pitchfork's 3,000-word "Why the Death of Greatest Hits Albums and Reissues Is Worth Mourning," or Salon's "In Defense of the Lowly Greatest Hits Album"—see that inevitability as a major cultural loss.
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After a 2-2 draw with lowly Swansea City at Stamford Bridge, Mourinho bizarrely made the decision to publicly deride Chelsea's medical officials who had rushed on to the pitch to treat Eden Hazard who was on the ground.
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The association earmarked funds that guarantee a monthly salary of 203,000 pesos ($330 US) for eight players on each of the 16 first-division teams — the equivalent of what a man playing in the country's lowly fourth division earns.
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Chicago kicked off the trip with a win over the lowly Los Angeles Lakers but followed it up with a 24-24 setback against the Clippers before blowing a late lead at Utah in a 22-33 overtime loss.
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France, though... People are going to talk about how England is going to qualify in its group, but let's be honest... the country consistently underperforms at World Cups, and even lowly Tunisia could upset them for all I know.
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In place of the old club, a new company, trading as The Rangers Football Club Ltd, were granted Scottish Football Association membership, but as a newcomer had to start in the lowly fourth tier of the Scottish league system.
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Coming off of a big win over the Texans to take sole possession of first place in the AFC South, a home loss to the lowly Broncos would be just baffling enough to make sense in this year's NFL.
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From the lowly 10th position that first year — which was the last place, in fact, because an 20173th team dropped out early in the year — Force India moved up to ninth the following year and seventh the next year.
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Most of us entertain fantasies of ditching our lowly, soul-crushing jobs and making it as the next Timothée Chalamet or Russell Westbrook or Cardi B or whatever, though we know deep down that most of us never will.
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After getting swept by the lowly Miami Marlins over the weekend, the Mets were on a five-game losing streak, six-and-a-half games out of first place, and rumors were swirling that Callaway might be fired shortly.
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Of course, Mr. Brown used to be an investment banker, so (Warning: totally benign and humorous joke about pay differentials ahead) he might be more familiar with the term for a very large number than a lowly journalist would.
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Though his ranking would have made him the No. 2 seed in the main draw had he entered on time, Sock foundered against lowly-ranked opposition in the preliminary rounds, losing in straight sets to No. 316 Daniel Brands.
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The negative feeling from some of the lowly-ranked players, for whom qualifying presents the opportunity to get into the main draw and make more money than they might earn in a year otherwise, had not gone away, however.
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It is also probably more than RBS is worth, at least in the medium term, given it is only expected to make a lowly 3 percent return on tangible equity this year, according to an Eikon-compiled analysts' consensus.
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The government and activists alike hope the impending privatisation of the industry will help to relieve the pressure on lowly officials and thus allow cotton prices to rise high enough to cover the costs of picking it without coercion.
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The lowly 76ers may still be the worst team in the NBA, but they won for the second time in three tries Wednesday night, pounding the Orlando Magic 96-87 despite playing without two starters in the second half.
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He made the foot into a third hand, and brought the lowly pedal — a tool for letting strings ring, for letting the piano resonate like the harp-in-a-closet that it is — to an unimaginable level of refinement.
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Critics don't just dislike The Emoji Movie, which stands at a lowly 3% on Rotten Tomatoes — they're bullying it to a bloody pulp, the equivalent of a vicious schoolyard gang beat-down from which no one would emotionally recover.
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When I started working in Washington in the early 220006s as a lowly research assistant, I spent many days burrowed in the dusty stacks at the Library of Congress searching for reams of statistics and sources and historical facts.
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We expect and may be getting reform – of both laws and behavior – as resistance to sexual bullying spreads from the highly publicized revelations in boardrooms, legislatures and Hollywood executive suites to lowly-paid women in service and retail jobs.
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No matter what else you might think of Robert De Niro's Frank Sheeran, the titular anti-hero of Martin Scorsese's twentieth-century gangster saga The Irishman, you have to admire his rise from lowly truck driver to mob heavyweight.
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Jets 34, Redskins 17 Getting blown out at home by the lowly Jets had to be demoralizing, but for one shining play — a 45-yard touchdown pass from Dwayne Haskins to Derrius Guice — they glimpsed a slightly brighter future.
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In yet another brutal loss, Wentz, who was the No. 2 pick in this year's draft, completed 36 of 60 passes for 308 yards, 1 touchdown and 3 interceptions against the lowly Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, losing 32-14.
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Officials argue that this will free restaurants to use some of the tip money to reward lowly dishwashers, line cooks and other workers who toil in the less glamorous quarters and presumably make less than servers who get tips.
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The blend of what I once knew with what horror has become understandably divides audiences (Hereditary has a lowly Rotten Tomato audience score of 59 percent), but I got to ask, what are genre fans really in it for?
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Each generation of white people became socially invested in the lowly place of black people; these people understood their own identity in terms of who they opposed, and this positionality was passed on from racist generation to racist generation.
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He averaged 11.8 points, 303 assists and 3.9 rebounds a game this season for the Nets (16-42), who are among the N.B.A.'s most dismal teams, despite a 116-106 win at lowly Phoenix (14-44) on Thursday night.
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The company just launched a chatbot called "Rocky" — powered by IBM Watson's natural language processing services (which this lowly reporter thinks is a bunch of overstated BS) — to help anyone in their search for that perfect (non-conflict-sourced) diamond ring.
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But it's good to remember, as you ponder whether to buy an internet-connected thermostat, or lamp, or refrigerator: The transformation from a lowly appliance to a node in a vast privacy-demolishing network is just a software update away.
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Our office, filled with a dozen or so employees, was in the Trump Building on Wall Street, far from the parent company's Trump Tower headquarters uptown; a minute outpost in Trump's vast empire, with me the equivalent of a lowly clerk.
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Read in terms of currency, perhaps Zarina proffers spiritual currency as the highest form of human exchange, rather than the Capitalist nightmare we are trapped in, in which the Golden God is Money, and we are all its lowly subjects.
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She refused to let anyone dominate her, including the manager of the jute factory, who completely lost his head over her and proposed running away together—that, in the days when lowly female workers did not dare answer back to superiors.
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Sharapova, who won the Melbourne Park title as a 20-year-old in 2008, missed last year's tournament because of a 15-month doping ban and is still ranked a lowly 48th in the world as she continues her comeback.
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Even the age-old PC was interesting, as Windows laptops showed they could have sleek designs with great battery life; monitors grew even larger and got more pixels; and the lowly Chromebook was imbued with new life (and a stylus).
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MILAN, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Italy's biggest retail bank, Intesa Sanpaolo, will pay out a higher-than-expected cash dividend of 2.4 billion euros on last year's results despite a lowly net profit in the fourth quarter, it said on Friday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Gael Monfils paid tribute to both his girlfriend and his new coach on Thursday, after he won his all-French clash against Adrian Mannarino which set up another Gallic tie in the third round against lowly-ranked Antoine Hoang.
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A sped-up AC Milan deal could help the 18-times Italian champions fund player acquisitions to bolster a squad that ended up in a lowly seventh position last season and failed to qualify for the lucrative UEFA Champions League.
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This past summer, Murphy joined fellow representational painters Jerome Witkin, Robert Birmelin, Tim Lowly, Gillian Pederson-Krag, and Joel Sheesley in an exhibition aptly called Poetry of Content: Five Contemporary Representational Artists, curated by Witkin at the Syracuse University Art Gallery.
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Second only to Real Madrid in the list of winners of Europe's top club competition, AC Milan has failed to win any major silverware in the past five years and is lying a lowly seventh in Italy's Serie A top division.
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President Xi Jinping has vowed to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies" in his fight against pervasive graft, warning, like others before him, that the problem is so severe it could affect the Communist Party's grip on power.
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Although most scholars agree that it represents Lisa del Giocondo, the wife of a local silk merchant, there is no consensus on why the artist chose such a comparatively lowly subject when he was evading requests from the Marchioness of Mantua.
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His obsessive martial bent is contrasted, all too unhappily for the king, with the play's other Harry, the king's son Prince Hal (Alex Hassell), known as a merry wastrel who spends time roistering with his drunken friends in lowly taverns.
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The Yankees, though, have failed to take advantage of the would-be softballs lobbed at them over the past few weeks, winning only three out of six against the lowly Orioles and losing two series to the Rays, one via sweep.
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Nemati hit the inner gold circle for a perfect score of 10 with her first arrow but winced with embarrassment as her third arrow sailed into the outer ring for a lowly three, handing the opening set to her opponent.
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According to two different privately run databases, which draw on personal financial and employment information from Russian state records, Veselnitskaya went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
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You start as a lowly level 1 character within a species and class that you have chosen, and eventually you rise to the might of a titan who can kick ass across the region, the world, and even the planes themselves.
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The 55-year-old broadened his eco philosophy to soccer in 2010 when he took over the lowly English club and instigated a 'Green Revolution', removing red meat from the menu and turning the club vegan among a raft of initiatives.
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Take, for instance, the lowly clip of routine congressional testimony — from a House Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing on H.R. 1, a bill involving campaign finance and ethics rules — that recently went viral, generating well over 40 million views.
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Mr. Budanov started out in Soviet intelligence in the 1960s as a lowly officer whose work included buying food and other provisions for Kim Philby, the notorious British double agent who defected to Moscow in 1963 and died there in 1988.
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These kinds of inversions play a significant part in Christian scripture, which frequently proclaims that with God the first shall be last while the last shall be first; the lowly shall be exalted while the exalted shall be brought low.
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In all of these stories, Circe is at once important and liminal, just as she is a figure of uncertain powers, a minor immortal, the daughter of Helios, god of the sun and a Titan, and Perse, a lowly naiad.
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Many factors had conspired against them: the spectacular rot within the government, the corruption and brutality in the armed services, the proliferation of guns, the fragmentation of rebel groups and the lowly status of women and girls in Congolese society.
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The only trophy that the Washington Capitals hoisted in their inauspicious debut season in 28-213 was a trash can they skated around the ice with after their lone road victory of the season, which came against the lowly Oakland Seals.
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No one is going to confuse the Redskins (0-4) for the Bills, but it's hard to imagine New England putting in enough effort against such a lowly opponent to win by as many points as Las Vegas is demanding.
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Beating Lincoln City and securing a place in the F.A. Cup semifinals brought relief, at least, but for a club of Arsenal's grandeur and ambition, doing so against such a lowly opponent simply meant the pain did not get worse.
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Although Colorado hosts Minnesota on Saturday, it will have to contend with a surging Philadelphia club that is looking to rebound after squandering a late two-goal lead en route to a 3-2 shootout loss to lowly Columbus on Tuesday.
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President Xi Jinping has vowed to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies" is his fight against pervasive graft, warning, like others before him, that the problem is so severe it could affect the Communist Party's grip on power.
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The Rams thumped lowly San Francisco on Sunday, but like other playoff teams who soared early this year, they have come back to earth with thudding back-to-back losses to the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles in early December.
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By granting Kyrie Irving his wish to be traded, and by acquiring, among other assets, the Nets' first-round pick in the 2018 draft from the Celtics, the Cavaliers have made the lowly Nets a team to watch this coming season.
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Liquors, who are also part of this royal contingent, seduce the medical staff into a drunken stupor, and the ballet ends with an apotheosis of sweets — the original also contains a riot of lowly pastries pacified by vats of beer.
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Though many state legislatures are still pretty square, makers in weed-friendly states are reinventing the lowly bowl, and Seattle ceramics artist Katie Marks has invented the ultimate means of getting high in the form of smokable unicorn, kitten, and geode pipes.
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Having ignored the first rumblings over the fuel tariffs, the French leader was caught off guard not simply by the force of the protests every Saturday, but by high approval ratings for the gilets jaunes: as much as double his own lowly standings.
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But for the lowly price of 49 euros ($52), which is approximately what the phone will cost when it launches later this year, you get a fair bit of nostalgia and a perfectly usable second phone that won't run out of battery quickly.
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Origin stories of the holiday are mixed: Some say the name comes from the British aristocracy's habit of presenting their servants with gifts on the day after Christmas, once their own celebration was over and lowly employees could finally get some time off.
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Kevin Hayes scored one of Philadelphia's two third-period, short-handed goals, and Brian Elliott faced just 16 shots en route to his 40th career shutout as the visiting Flyers posted a 3-0 victory over the lowly Detroit Red Wings on Monday.
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Nearly a third of the roughly 3 million-strong workforce, mostly lowly-paid casual workers employed in the leather sector, have lost their jobs in the past six months, according to six shoemakers and two tannery owners interviewed by Reuters for this article.
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It is no coincidence that whereas America's Congress grandly occupies Capitol Hill, the palatial residence of India's figurehead president, built for a British viceroy, looks down from the hill it shares with the main ministries upon the lowly houses of parliament (pictured).
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President Xi Jinping has waged war on graft for more than four years, vowing that all corrupt officials, from powerful "tigers" to lowly "flies", will be weeded out, and warning that a failure to do so could threaten the ruling Communist Party.
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A subreddit dedicated to the lowly open directory links to thousands of these password-unprotected directories—there's folders full of books, movies, tv shows, pictures, video game ROMs and instruction manuals, magazines, porn, online courses, and, perhaps most importantly, pumpkin carving stencil PDFs.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's World Cup dream ended within agonizing sight of the semi-finals as they went down 4-3 on penalties to Croatia on Saturday after another gallant performance in front of their fanatical fans which again belied their lowly ranking.
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"No cultural artifact is too lowly or trivial for Eco's analysis," Ian Thomson, a literary biographer, wrote in The Guardian in 1999 in a review of "Serendipities: Language and Lunacy," Mr. Eco's collection of essays on how false beliefs had changed history.
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The GTX 1403 3GB sits between the lowly 2GB GTX 1050 and higher-end 4GB 1050 Ti, bringing a faster base clock but lower memory bandwidth (84GB / second versus 112GB / second for the other two GPUs) with 760 CUDA cores to its name.
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You see, while a large swath of millennials likely can barely remember what a VCR or VHS tape looks like (the Gen Xers, on the other hand, will never forget), they all enjoy the benefits of the revolution started by the lowly VCR.
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Somehow, after two wins against lowly Tunisia and Panama, an insipid loss to a Belgian second team, an unusually generous draw and Spain's unlikely exit, the Three Lions find themselves as the strongest team left in their half of the knockout bracket.
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The view that Donald Trump's political appeal rests in widespread "economic anxiety" has been propounded by everyone from lowly political commentators to President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, and continues to dominate retrospective analyses of how he became the GOP's presidential nominee.
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A low-salary, high-barrier-to-entry job is hardly an attractive prospect for people thinking about starting a career in aviation—and with regionals operating nearly half the country's flights, some flyers' working lives begin and end at these lowly carriers.
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Like an upstart in a Victorian novel, Noriko longs to supersede her own lowly station and pass into this world—and partially succeeds, by marrying her daughter, Mitsuki's more beautiful and talented sister, Natsuki, to a young member of the Yokohama clan.
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But against the lowly Atlanta Braves on Monday night at Citi Field, he faltered for the first time in weeks, struggling to locate his pitches in a 383-3 loss — though the Mets remained in control of a National League wild-card spot.
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Elsewhere, Eibar's Ander Capa, Keko, Adrian Gonzalez and Borja Baston were on target for the mid-table side in a 4-0 win at Real Betis, while lowly Granada's Isaac Success and Adalberto Penaranda scored in a 2-1 victory over Sevilla.
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Fortunately, due to a handful of recent studies aimed at understanding nut allergies, the lowly peanut may be working its way back into the good graces of society, though it will probably remain off many school lunch menus for the foreseeable future.
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Centuries ago, for example, the prospect of a calculating machine that could crunch numbers millions of times faster than a human would've most certainly been considered a radical technological advance, yet few today would consider the lowly calculator as being anything particularly special.
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As a huge fan of The Song Cave, I was eager to read Alan Felsenthal's first book of poetry, Lowly (Ugly Duckling Press, 2017), when it came in the mail, as well as understandably anxious — suppose I did not like the poems?
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The players will receive $2250 million to $22025 million of that windfall in the form of a higher salary cap, but the structure exposes the strange economics of the playoffs, as well as the divergent interests of highly paid and lowly paid players.
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The problems were rampant on both sides of the ball, but a chance to regroup against Arizona (1-1), a team that could barely beat the lowly Colts, could help shake the loss off and get Dallas back to a position of strength.
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Mike Pereira, former vice president of officiating, called it like he saw it: Green Bay will travel to Atlanta next week, in a rematch of last season's N.F.C. championship game, while the Seahawks will host the lowly San Francisco 49ers in Seattle.
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That the second-leading team in the Eastern Conference was openly discussing strategies for combating the formerly lowly Kings is as sure a sign of any that things have gotten a little weird in the early going of the 2018-19 season.
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Bruce, who openly joked after Wednesday's win about his good fortune in being traded from the lowly Mets to the streaking Indians, was trying to savor the win, but showed that the confidence of his young teammates is rubbing off on him.
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Montero, continuing a run of improved pitching that began in the bullpen, allowed one run and struck out seven over five and two-third innings in an 8-2 win that completed the Mets' three-game sweep of the lowly San Francisco Giants.
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It was endlessly fascinating since I covered everyone from congressional leaders such as Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, a key player in impeachment and a big name from a state where we had newspapers, to lowly backbenchers most people had never heard of.
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Facebook, for example, has been routinely criticized for outsourcing moderation to teams of lowly paid contractors who often struggle to cope with the sorts of things they have to watch, even experiencing post-traumatic stress-like symptoms as a result of their work.
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And they were supported by creativity and technique in the kitchen, which soaked up "waste" (be it in the form of uncoveted crops or lowly cuts of meat) without ever calling it waste, taking advantage of what the land could readily supply.
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Entering the week needing plenty of wins to remain a factor in the American League wild-card chase, the Royals dropped four straight at home to lowly Oakland by a combined score of 43-12, including a 33-5 setback on Thursday.
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Goals can be motivating: It's a credit to human imagination that we visualize endgames to endure the work in front of us, and sometimes that's the only way to get through the lowly tasks and favors Graveyard Keeper throws at the player.
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That move did not pan out well for its social app Swarm, which has continually fallen in the top charts, and now is lowly ranked in the 280's in the Social Networking category on iTunes, and in the 330's on Google Play.
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The All Blacks collected no ratings boost at all for their 68-10 thrashing of lowly Italy on November 5.63th, and actually lost 0.16 points when they edged past Wales by 36-22 on June 18th, a smaller margin of victory than the model expected.
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The New York Times bestseller chronicles how Stallworth went from working as a lowly police cadet for the lily white Colorado Springs Police Department to becoming the city's first black officer who led a case he seemingly had no business being a part of.
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What separates Tony Hawk from us lowly plebes, however, is that he is Tony Hawk; and being Tony Hawk, as he accomplishes these mundane tasks, people occasionally notice that he is Tony Hawk—a phenomenon he apparently finds fascinating, and loves to document on Twitter.
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Last week, I told you it was time to start worrying about the Seattle Seahawks.... That was after their too-close escape from the Miami Dolphins, but no—not even the gloomiest naysayer expected the Seahawks to lose to the lowly Los Angeles Rams.
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"After it was determined that ISIS conducted this lowly attack, our Armed Forces, upon our instructions, hit ISIS locations in Syria and Iraq with approximately 500 artillery and tanks via ground in the last 48 hours since the day of the attack," the statement read.
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The lowly Jets had no answer for Tom Brady and the resurgent Patriots offense as the five-time Super Bowl champion threw for 250 yards and four touchdowns on a chilly day in Foxborough, where the team were a perfect 8-0 this season.
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Set in the mythological lands of ancient Greece, Assassin's Creed Odyssey puts you in the shoes of a lowly mercenary who is on a journey to uncover the mystery of their family's past — encountering a vibrant cast of characters and enthralling quests along the way.
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Now ranked a lowly 179, Wie was back to her best on a blustery day in Singapore, however, racking up eight birdies around the New Tanjong Course to move one shot clear of a strong field with an opening round six-under-par 66.
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Many of them, especially the tens of millions of migrant workers who roam from job to job in construction and other lowly roles, are taken on without formal contracts, says Aaron Halegua of New York University, even though that contravenes the law in itself.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's main opposition Social Democrats have elected Rui Rio, former mayor of the country's second-largest city of Porto, as their new leader who will face the daunting task of boosting the center-right party's lowly ratings ahead of a 403 election.
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These lowly figures are a result of the neobank's free services, which limit its revenue to interchange fees from card transactions and monies it makes from third parties for services they offer on its platform — such as cross-border transfers powered by TransferWise, for instance.
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Hence Kenner's fascination with the synergistic event or happy collaboration: Pound's extensive editing of The Waste Land, Pound's use of Ernest Fenollosa's notes to reinvigorate the translation of Chinese poetry, even something as lowly as Pound buying the impecunious Joyce a new pair of shoes.
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In other games in Germany, Douglas Costa scored in his first start of the season as Bayern Munich beat visiting Borussia Mönchengladbach, 2-23, and Borussia Dortmund salvaged a 3-3 draw at lowly Ingolstadt when Christian Pulisic scored the equalizer in the final minute.
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Because this kind of information has been hard to come by in the past, much of what we know about the minimum wage has relied on research about specific low-wage sectors (like food service) or specific groups of lowly paid people (like teens).
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Steve Bannon — who has zero contact with Trump these days and is loathed by many in the building — has told associates that Trump never had any respect for the chief of staff position and from the outset saw it as a lowly, administrative post.
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The Rockies, who are on the fringe of the National League wild-card race and play seven games this week against the Rays and lowly Atlanta Braves, have won three of four and the Rays have lost three of four since the All-Star break.
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The U-turn on Monday by Flybe, which had rejected the call by Hosking Partners last week, boosted its lowly shares as much as 30 percent in early trade before paring the gains to trade up 10.7 percent at 3.56 pence at 1040 GMT.
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Paxton's pinstripes debut ended with a 5-3 loss to the lowly Baltimore Orioles on Saturday afternoon, the second game of the season, because of a few mistakes, including by catcher Gary Sanchez, and an offense that was dormant until late in the game.
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"We've studied the function of those weird, spindly middle fingers so long that nobody ever looked at this kind of lowly structure on the wrist," said Adam Hartstone-Rose, an anatomist at North Carolina State University who led the team that completed the research.
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You could argue that such silly satisfaction comes with the territory, but although I enjoyed the snap of "Long Shot," I couldn't help remembering how "Roman Holiday" (1953)—another film about a lowly journalist who falls for a higher being—draws to its wrenching close.
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A win in Week 17 should not be all that challenging against the lowly 49ers, and a playoff spot is already secured by way of the N.F.C. West title, but to regain a first-round bye, Seattle (9-5-63) needs Atlanta to lose. 4.
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After the movie's premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, it racked up 55,000 lowly one-star votes on the Internet Movie Database, which is quite something, considering only a few thousand people had actually seen it at the three public screenings.
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The 24-year-old accepted the sanction, which rules her out of the remainder of the Women's T20 Big Bash League and the national cricket league, but said the posting was intended to be a joke about her lowly position in the batting order.
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