For some reason, I barely matched with any women, so when I matched with Shannon, I was thrilled, shocked, and a little confused.
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I truly think they're looking for companionship — mainly because I've seen (and matched with) people on other dating apps whom I'd also matched with on Raya.
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For example, a picture of an apple might be matched with the word 'lively,' or a picture of a mountain range matched with the word 'open.
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"Take a look at recent polls in which Bernie Sanders is matched with Republican candidates Trump on down [and] Hillary Clinton is matched with Republican candidates," he said.
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I text with a Hinge boy I matched with the other day and one I matched with a few months ago who I just haven't gotten around to meeting.
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Some app reviewers complain that they do not like the people they were matched with; that, of course, will happen, when you're matched with someone based on nothing (at least at first).
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Picture getting matched with your mom or dad's Facebook friend.
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Ron Wyden, who was not falsely matched with a mugshot.
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Gal Gadot and Yaron Varsano subtly matched with their ensembles.
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After coaching, students are matched with interview opportunities from companies.
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But don't worry, you won't be matched with your friends.
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The 3D render matched with a bad Vivaldi style symphony.
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Sara got matched with a portrait of William McKinley pic.twitter.
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Designs included denim overalls, pastel pink matched with lime green.
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And, the product's success is matched with growing cultural relevance.
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Drivers also like to know who they're getting matched with.
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Boys were typically matched with boys, and girls with girls.
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Anyone could be matched with me and it doesn't matter.
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Once Kershaw departed, Roberts mixed and matched with four relievers.
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I was overwhelmed by the power matched with the ease.
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Hijabs, or Islamic head scarves, are matched with flowing gowns.
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And he especially loved when colorful clothing matched with nature.
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We all put in the same specifications so we would be matched with each other: We chose a custom board, all opted for four players, and indicated we only wanted to be matched with friends.
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One child has not been matched with a parent, Fabian said.
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But I've definitely matched with people on the app who are.
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Visitors' faces were scanned at entrances and matched with police records.
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I wouldn't say that really is matched with any other song.
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These subjects were matched with scientific experts in the respective fields.
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The investments in Vipshop will also be matched with strategic alliances.
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Instead, they are matched with a driverless car if it's nearby.
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Additionally, passengers like to know which driver they're getting matched with.
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Businesses apply for a loan and are matched with an investor.
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This feeling of helplessness and loss would be matched with frustration.
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And the type of guy I matched with seemed to change.
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She matched with more than 100 women in just 203 hours.
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Facebook Dating is opt-in and users won't be matched with friends.
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Patients need to be matched with a donor, which can take time.
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Plain black blazers were matched with animal prints and snake skin vests.
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On the driver's end, they've been matched with a generic airport rider.
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People of Cleveland keep getting matched with Newt's several Tinder profiles. 45.
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Moreover, his idiosyncratic form is matched with an extraordinary surplus of content.
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Her silver heels perfectly matched with the silver accents on her dress.
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To get matched with a caregiver, the patient fills out a questionnaire.
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On Uber, rider profiles appear after they are matched with a driver.
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Then they went home and waited to be matched with a surrogate.
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Eventually, Hunt matched with a newborn girl who exhibited certain risk factors.
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Our constitutional system is not well matched with our current party system.
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The fragments were matched with the drawings presented by the Russian officials.
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Actually I've matched with quite a lot of people from your office.
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After swiping around for two days, I matched with a guy named Ryan.
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You will often find him matched with a simple backdrop and vibrant flowers.
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After selecting Express Pool, riders will wait to be matched with another passenger.
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We ended up getting matched with an expecting mother in late July 235.
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Trump polled about even when matched with other Democratic candidates among registered voters.
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Her body was exhumed, and her DNA was eventually matched with her siblings.
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For now, users outside L.A. will be matched with those closet to them.
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It paid off, too, and I soon matched with a Harlem-based attorney.
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Pielou matched with the couple wearing white skinny jeans and a black sweater.
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Our curiosity, matched with our desire for new experiences, creates a resonant effect.
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Last year I got matched with a tall glass of sexy on Tinder.
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Nor did her thinking change significantly when she matched with Ross on Tinder.
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Rodin's reclining "Ariadne" (1905) is matched with the similarly reclining river God Ilissos.
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Sure, it's exciting at first to be matched with a semi-attractive local.
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So, I rejoined Bumble, started swiping, and matched with a guy named Jeremy*.
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In that way, this film is well-matched with its rampaging extra-terrestrial.
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But in 2012, she matched with another registered donor: Tufani's mother, Flora Brown.
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Chaos in Washington matched with tumult in the Mother of Parliaments, in London.
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Intricacy is often matched with simplicity, but there's a recurring sense of paradox.
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During the initial consultation, the designer they were matched with rearranged some furniture.
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I'm in London fairly often so I've matched with people there as well.
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Maybe it's that the artist has to be matched with the right audience.
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After playing this game for a few days, we only matched with couples.
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They were matched with healthy people of the same sex and similar age.
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We need to see the Taliban's words matched with deeds on the ground.
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We scaled it down so that everything matched with Rami's face and features.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders were almost exactly matched — with the tip to Mrs.
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These policy-dictated qualities aren't necessarily matched with gaps in the labor market.
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Reece told me he has not matched with a 20-year-old undergraduate.
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The dishes start at $11.99, and can be mixed and matched with each refill.
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Much to my delight, I quickly matched with a quippy woman with an undercut.
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"Hiiiii!" she welcomed viewers in a casual black pantsuit matched with a red shirt.
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Tom Garrett, another lawmaker falsely matched with an arrest photo according to the report.
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Third, those decisions then determined who they matched with on Tinder in the future.
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The excitement around the brave new internet-connected world has been matched with concern.
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"Words must be matched with deeds," spokesperson Lu Kang said at a daily briefing.
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After some rigorous training and background checks, I was matched with my first case.
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Finally, in January, he was matched with a donor and got his second face.
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Sayoc's fingerprint specifically matched with a print found on an envelope addressed to Rep.
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Especially in NYC where restaurants' legendary nosh is matched with more than legendary prices.
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I've also Tinder matched with and messaged 42 men who never responded to me.
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When matched with Herring, Fedor put on the most ferocious performance of his career.
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That time Bella matched with her mother, Yolanda, and it was actually super adorable.
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Two years ago, she was matched with Bella, who stays vigilantly by her side.
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None of the baggage had been X-rayed or matched with passengers on board.
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Silva, meanwhile, wore a long black dress with fringe detailing, matched with black shoes.
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Dogs are matched with interested applicants and are later trained with Panek for free.
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Months later in July, she was matched with Ryals for first bone marrow transplant.
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At this point, I couldn't be happier to be matched with Danielle, she's amazing!
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In his next bout, the Zombie was matched with the towering featherweight, George Roop.
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Then the person is matched with researchers who may be interested in their DNA.
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He was a man I matched with on Tinder in a moment of boredom.
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" I remember saying something like, "um, sure," which he most likely matched with, "O.
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Pop Smoke, with a quick smile matched with cool menace, was a perfect ambassador.
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Red-carpet host Dermot O'Leary matched with his wife Dee Koppang O'Leary in monochrome.
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These players will be matched with others who meet the criteria of their search.
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Typically, a rookie was matched with a veteran to promote mentorship and team camaraderie.
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But that growing demand has not been matched with a supply of new homes.
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The phone call was matched with an email, and the energy firm CEO obliged.
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KS: Well, I started to get matched with older women and young goth men.
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I matched with 240 guys and proceeded to go through the automated motions very quickly.
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I liked that, right away, you have a conversation starter with someone you've matched with.
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And Grande isn't the only person to have their song matched with these big galoots.
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Event planners can specify the requirements around their event and then be matched with vendors.
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She later said she matched with her mom Kris, who was wearing a similar necklace.
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After battering Zuluzinho and Mark Coleman, Fedor was matched with Mark Hunt for Shockwave 2006.
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At the end, a user is matched with the candidate who best matches their views.
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All of these are mixed and matched with the white-dotted tights and embellished shoes.
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We've completed the home study and are waiting to be matched with a birth family.
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Every news cycle-dominating headline should be equally matched with vigorous focus on cyber awareness.
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And, no, sending peach and eggplant emojis to the dude you matched with doesn't count.
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An all-star production is matched with a light situation comedy of no-star value.
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And the size of the creature matched with the size of the burrows they found.
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Users who upload a selfie are matched with faces in famous paintings, sculptures or ceramics.
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CTR hopes to create a "matching agency" where community volunteers are matched with technical problems.
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"Rocketman" star Taron Egerton matched with his girlfriend Emily Thomas in a velvet black tux.
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As demand increases, drivers who had set higher prices will be matched with riders, too.
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Nydia was matched with Kristen Duarte, an account supervisor at a marketing and communications firm.
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Jo Fisher went on a few dates with a guy she matched with last year.
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"The idea of trusting our players with autonomy matched with our design philosophy," he explained.
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The scrunch sock's current revival is the greatest testament to its sexiness because they are currently being matched with, wait for it, Crocs: Even the most horrid footwear known to humankind can come off as flirty and naughty when matched with big bundles of cotton.
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In a future where automation has erased traditional notions of work, Genduso sees people operating in a more flexible and attenuated gig economy where workers will be matched with short-term projects in the same way that Uber drivers are now matched with riders.
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Kidnappings and torture matched with inflammatory racist statements that are broadcast on Facebook Live are rare.
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When she was matched with Ronda Rousey, most figured she was a lamb to the slaughter.
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The role comes with great risk, but it's matched with equal amounts of respect and honor.
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This – when matched with Strzok's contemporaneous statements – appears to amount to, at minimum, obstruction of justice.
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In May 2017, she was matched with a donor who had died from a drug overdose.
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Each time I matched with a girl I'd "winked" at or whatever, I got heart palpitations.
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Their faces were then scanned by a facial recognition camera and matched with their identification cards.
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Another person who wants a ride can request a flight and get matched with the group.
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Those patients are then matched with clinicians and licensed medical health professionals from the company's network.
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So you want to be matched with riders who are exactly on the way to work.
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"You are matched with this person for your whole life, so there's no rush," she said.
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"At that point I realized it was a scam" I matched with a man on Tinder.
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The source said investigators recovered from the weapon fingerprints, blood and DNA that matched with Scott.
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Carey matched with Monroe in striped ensembles, complete with coordinating wavy hairdos and Sophia Webster shoes.
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" —Olivia "I had it in my bio that I was poly when I matched with her.
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This is a whole new division with plenty of guys that I can get matched with.
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Moreover, for people doing business with the city, nothing they give is matched with public dollars.
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Women wore leather boots and open-heeled shoes with squared golden heels, matched with thick socks.
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Fedoras are best matched with a dressier look (suits, blazers) or at least a collared shirt.
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Xavier's bootstrapping is matched with an active rejection of surface symbols of blackness and hip-hop.
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Then the third was that we met, we happened to get matched with these Civil folks.
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Some who were raised in the faith left, for fear they would be matched with strangers.
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Trump's ability to manifest enthusiasm cannot be matched with a camera aimed at an empty space.
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The researchers found that the locations of the clouds matched with the locations of the glints.
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About six months after registering, Theine was matched with Wilson through the Be the Match Registry.
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In the interest of strengthening its customer experience, clients are matched with members of Pilot's team.
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These situations may have been avoided had patients been accurately identified and matched with their records.
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Democrats have demanded that any increase in defense spending be matched with increases to nondefense spending.
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Genetic examinations of the remains will be matched with databases that include information on missing persons.
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Graduate students in social work will be matched with older Americans who have a spare room.
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What's exciting is that she's evenly matched with Burke, who, as Anthony, is a smooth-talking nightmare.
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There are far more reasons to ignore someone you've matched with than there are reasons to engage.
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For these parents, the fight for systemic change will have to be matched with changes at home.
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Once you've matched with someone, you have access to the full list of things they've swiped on.
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An ever-growing repository of videos, matched with ever-improving personalization technology, will be difficult to resist.
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Inside the modern white vibe is mixed and matched with elements from the Cardozo's historic original decor.
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Interest in Pool doubled and 44 percent of the 125,000 Pool riders were matched with a minion.
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He will be matched with a pedigree hen, in the hope that his offspring prove similarly adept.
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Cavalli's signature animalier prints were simplified from past years, matched with dark tones of blue and brown.
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But what if welfare recipients were matched with small-task jobs at places like Uber and TaskRabbit?
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The prevalence of shadows are a strong part of his photographic style, matched with a clean aesthetic.
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But Sussman says this bad ending has very little to do with the person you matched with.
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He has the educational background matched with judicial experience, making him an outstanding pick by the president.
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But a few weeks later, this driver was matched with "Jane Doe," who is now suing Uber.
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After a week with wheels, the females were matched with male mice from the same genetic line.
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Material from a partly complete original negative was digitally matched with material culled from three other prints.
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The designs were matched with red ties and silk scarves and combined with leather gloves and bags.
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Budgets drive strategy rather than the reverse, and strategies are not adequately matched with policies or resources.
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He's come a long way since he wore head-to-toe denim and matched with Britney Spears.
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The West wants access to the Chinese market, matched with the ability to protect our intellectual property.
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Male models wore beige suede outfits matched with white shirts, jeans and suede bombers and casual blazers.
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Soon, she was matched with intended recipients, and she began the process of becoming an egg donor.
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Also in the app a banner will remind you to confirm you're matched with the right car.
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Democrats have demanded that any increase in defense spending be matched with increases to non-defense spending.
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Families are matched with volunteer students who live nearby, with each volunteer limited to a single family.
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There's something punk rock about this daytime playfulness matched with an evening menu that pulls zero punches.
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About 9,200 of those matched with DNA profiles in the system, providing new leads and potential evidence.
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" Then he matched with Megan Callahan, a writer for the "Weekend Update" segment of "Saturday Night Live.
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"People were saying they were matched with their exes, with their best friend's boyfriend," Sterling-Angus recalled.
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It would be matched with a similar increase in money for expanded unemployment benefits, around $22020 billion.
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The decor is best described as a mix of Afro-centric traditions matched with fun, whimsical designs.
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When I matched with a 32-year-old Texan musician on a dating app, I was intrigued.
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The impact was particularly strong on those who were matched with someone who had a complementary skill.
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His bot actually matched with and spoke to his current girlfriend on Tinder — before he was banned.
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The GOP's investment was matched with supplemental support from the Koch-backed group Concerned Veterans for America.
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Democrats say any increase in defense spending should be equally matched with more funding for nondefense matters.
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Ninety-four percent of applicants were matched with a school in the first round of the process.
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But how much of this anxiety has been matched with a willingness to act on climate change?
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Last fall, for example, I matched with someone on Tinder, and soon after we decided to meet up.
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Ahead, you'll find all of the star signs — including the thirteenth — cheekily matched with a corresponding Jenner #OOTD.
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Any new results will only be significant if they can be matched with other evidence authorities already have.
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An aspiring designer is matched with Project Runway's Tim Gunn to learn how to create a runway gown.
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Pictures are matched with reports from Shotspotter—lots of microphones in public places that record sounds of gunshots.
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The core records matched with computer model simulations and satellite observations of the ice sheet as a whole.
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Sully was matched with Bush in June 2018 to serve as a companion to him following several hospitalizations.
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A SmileDirect customer can be matched with one of 225 affiliated dentists or orthodontists in all 50 states.
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Sam Miller, a 27-year-old legal case manager, recently matched with someone also named Sam on Tinder.
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Carey matched with her daughter Roe in striped ensembles, complete with coordinating wavy hairdos and Sophia Webster shoes.
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Chiu says founders will be matched with four to six mentors and encouraged to talk to them weekly.
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Bike-sharing works best when matched with a good infrastructure network, she says: call it a virtuous cycle.
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Charlie is matched with Memo, and their love story is meant to be the backbone of the story.
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Models wore biker shorts matched with fur jackets resembling biker coats, with the company's logo on the back.
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Marble adds a touch of sophistication to any phone and could easily be matched with a marble case.
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Each demon I matched with proved to not only be devilishly good looking, but also intriguingly gender fluid.
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Herman matched with the other girlfriends and wives of the players, wearing a simple, black high-neck dress.
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Eventually, I met this really great attorney, who helped me get matched with my oldest daughter's birth mom.
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Indentification requires a user to take a selfie, which is matched with a state I.D. using facial recognition.
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The appealing message of economic and patriotic nationalism is matched with a new approach to American foreign policy.
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There will be a lounge for riders to request and get matched with their ride after the game.
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Orders entered in Korea are matched with counterparties by a CME Globex electronic trading platform in Aurora, Illinois.
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Business partners sometimes found that tiresome, especially when vagueness about their interests was matched with ruthlessness about his.
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The prescription information was matched with a cancer registry to document any associations between contraceptives and breast cancer.
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The two were all smiles as the posed for picture, and even matched with their unbuttoned collar shirts.
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Ms. Jarrar's signature motorcycle jackets — sleeveless; leather; extravagantly, iridescently feathered — were matched with fragile floor-sweeping pleated skirts.
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The children stay in HHS-operated shelters until they're matched with a parent or sponsor and then released.
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Prince Harry, meanwhile, matched with his brother and Best Man William in their Blues and Royals frockcoat uniforms.
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This month, approximately 28503,22019 foreign medical students were matched with residency programs in congressional districts across our nation.
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That dismal treatment rate has to do with cost, logistics, stigma, and being poorly matched with a professional.
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For years, I've binged on the Twitter likes of new hires and people I've matched with on Tinder.
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"A girl I matched with the other day told me I had a good career," he went on.
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Instead of matching with every guy, I matched with around six out of 10 guys I swiped on.
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Miocic also demonstrated an excellent ability to go to the body when he was matched with Stefan Struve.
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" Working The Royal LifeScrivanich often gets matched with characters based solely on hair color: "A lot of Elsa.
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We're talking about a nice Sancerre and a Burgundy matched with a tad of Roquefort and some comte.
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This data could then be matched with pictures captured on CCTV to rapidly identify criminals and identity thieves.
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The evident care put into the film's design has not, alas, been matched with similar inventiveness in storytelling.
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So far, 135 volunteers have signed up and 22 families have been matched with students, Hannah Pittock said.
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In June, Amir Pleasants, a 21-year-old resident of Montclair, N.J., matched with someone new on Tinder.
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On Thursday, Dorrance's work gets an encore, this time matched with works by George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins.abt.
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I can see the allure of these hubs that are designed to be matched with an iPad Pro.
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The feeling of calm was only matched with the feeling of walking through the Treasury Gardens in Melbourne.
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Which matched with Tommy Fleetwood's two-pink-toned Nike shirt and Mr. Koepka's cotton candy pink Nike shirt.
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But the intent of these laws must be matched with much greater funding for proven programs and policies.
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Turning weakness into strength Each child was matched with his or her favorite member of the Justice League.
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With thousands of supporters by his side, Pugachev was ultimately matched with brutal force, and executed in 213.
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From there, you can take a selfie to figure out which Disney character you&aposve been matched with.
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It was created in 2003 and can be mixed and matched with the widely-used programming language Java.
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In less than 10 minutes, you&aposll be matched with up to three financial advisers to choose from.
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Advocates said they were struggling to find immigrant families to confirm they had been matched with their children.
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Those findings matched with Nunney's predicted rates, using his models, of 13% for women and 11% for men.
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In his first scrimmage, Havlicek was matched with Jim Loscutoff, a burly forward known for his physical play.
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As a rider, the optimal UberPOOL experience is one in which you are matched with no one else.
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If you're matched with someone else, you'll definitely pay less than an UberX; if you're not matched with someone else, you should still pay less, but how much depends on a variety of different criteria including the time of day, where you're going, and whether a surge is in effect.
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Employees sign-up to be randomly matched with a colleague and encouraged to have a coffee, or a donut.
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After entering their risk profile, time horizon and investing goals, they'll be matched with a selection of JPMorgan ETFs.
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I've matched with and messaged literally hundreds of men who simply never responded to what I had to say.
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I did just buy a cactus (and was matched with Home & Gardening), but I don't have a kid (Parenting).
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The pairing makes sense: a filmmaker who understands superheroes and female protagonists, matched with a girl in a cape.
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The courses are taught on campus over 12 weeks for academic credit, and afterward, students are matched with CodePath.
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Reno's masculine, rectangular frame and low voice matched with her trademark pearls and blue dress made for comedy gold.
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Authorities said that Loofe matched with Boswell on Tinder, a dating app, and went on a date on Nov.
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Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen told broadcaster ARD the move should be matched with accelerated reforms by Kabul.
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But my "doubler" and I were just matched with another duo, so we'll update you on how it goes.
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And the royal couple didn't just share matching post-vacation glows, they also perfectly matched with their recycled looks.
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"The success in saving lives has not been matched with equal success in reducing new HIV infections," he said.
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How many times have you matched with someone on Tinder and struggled to think of a perfect opening salvo?
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Intense color matched with acute contrast and a sure touch leave the viewer with a genuine sense of place.
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Sutherland, 36, was arrested Tuesday after providing a court-ordered DNA sample that matched with the boy born Dec.
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"I checked the app at lunch and saw that I was matched with someone I worked with," she recalls.
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I post on several sites about the room opening, and pray that I will be "matched" with someone sane.
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Playing in a one solo session, Drake was randomly matched with a climate change denier in a small team.
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Pretty quick I matched with a gentleman from [city redacted], an Army EOD going by the name of [redacted].
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The lightweight summer suit was perfectly matched with a pair of brown leather shoes, which Legend rocked sans socks.
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In 2004, she matched with Gisele Bündchen, Alessandra Ambrosio, Heidi Klum and Tyra Banks at a VS Angels event.
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It all started when a 22-year-old woman named Haley matched with a guy named Walker on Tinder.
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"I found a way to relieve my depression," says a voice matched with familiar sunny stock video-looking footage.
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They retrieved testable DNA from two different people, which they matched with samples in local and state DNA databases.
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It was a similar thread to girl power's mantra of individualism and self-emancipation matched with sisterhood and friendship.
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Each member, for instance, is matched with 8 to 10 professional peers who are in the same age group.
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Wanting to know a bit more, I asked some women I matched with why they're not down with hookups.
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I matched with tourists, people from abroad like me with whom I could go around Paris and visit stuff.
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Once a user has swiped and matched with their complete inventory on Hinge, that leaves nothing else to do.
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Democrats are again insisting that any increase in defense spending be matched with an equal increase in nondefense spending.
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Democrats have long demanded that increases in defense spending be matched with dollar-for-dollar increases in nondefense spending.
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She perfectly matched with the latter star, who arrived wearing a velvet suit jacket, black turtleneck, and plaid pants.
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It came to him after someone he'd matched with on another app insisted on a call instead of messaging.
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Obando also welcomed the challenge of thinking of ideas for each of the three departments he was matched with.
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The pool is so small that I matched with my colleague who sits right next to me in office.
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Once, while in Vancouver, I matched with someone on Bumble who worked nearby, and was up for having lunch.
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It was the day after Christmas and I matched with a decent enough-looking guy on a dating app.
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Ms. Skarpetowska, matched with the sophomores, and Mr. Neenan, with the seniors, both have a dexterous way with ensembles.
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Matched with comparable patients who did not have surgery, those who did fared much better physically, emotionally and socially.
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Each time, a bold vision for the future was matched with the determination, resources, and energy to realize it.
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The show opened with delicate sheer flowing skirts matched with soft satin jackets and worn with stiletto heel sandals.
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"They would come in and say, 'This is so-and-so and she's matched with you,'" Ms. Gill said.
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Wednesday's results also found voters think Clinton is the better option for the White House when matched with Trump.
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Schools would also need to make sure that students are properly matched with the college that best suits them.
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Duck hearts cooked to a perfect bouncy pink were matched with orange segments, succulents and a flurry of popcorn.
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Most of the time, bras are crafted so that smaller chest bands are matched with smaller cups, and vice versa.
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This issue has been in the public eye for years, but hasn't been matched with an equivalent outpouring of data.
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Those traits are then matched with ingredients in skincare products and supplements that have been shown to prevent against them.
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This matched with other hormone-based instincts: Some women who were ovulating also preferred men with a strong jaw line.
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Most games are head-to-head, with options to be matched with a stranger, or a friend via phone contacts.
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And Bonnie may find happiness, too — with Ronald, her co-worker whom she matched with on some version of Tinder.
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Models wore draped dresses or thinly pleated skirts, and black trousers were matched with ruffled blouses or Asian-style tops.
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I was matched with three people who were no doubt scouring those same aisles for discount Red Rock Deli chips.
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Over time, he noticed that motorists paid more attention to his hand signals when they were matched with flashy footwork.
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Guys she matched with back when she first started using dating apps in 2002 used that line all the time.
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In August 2015, Greene matched with Tammy Makram, a 54-year-old who shares a biological mother with both women.
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After a few boring matches, I matched with this really cute guy who seemed to have endless similarities with me.
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Once the dogs have been matched with a person in need, recipients are responsible for veterinary care and food costs.
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Riders who request an UberX, one of the company's budget ride options, may be matched with a self-driving Uber.
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After giving a swipe on each issue, the user will be matched with a candidate they'd be most happy with.
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Calculated cunning matched with an insatiable appetite for human terror is the perfect recipe for a horror heartthrob, after all.
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Sutherland was arrested after providing a court-ordered DNA sample that matched with the child who was born on Dec.
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The teams appeared evenly matched with neither side pulling ahead by more than a goal during the first two periods.
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Roger Deakins is operating at the height of his powers, and his lens is flawlessly matched with Villenueve's tactile world.
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According to The Dodo, the Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker was matched with a wiggly, precious pup who immediately stole Matakevich's heart.
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Each defector is matched with a local sponsor who can vouch for his whereabouts and well-being at any moment.
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A couple of years later, she wound up being matched with another bowler through the entirety of a weekend tournament.
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Candidates are interviewed by former Amazon employees who they are matched with based on the job they're aiming to secure.
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She later re-appeared with tight black biker shorts matched with a glitzy jacket decorated with metallic bronze colored sequins.
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Andie was matched with Darragh Wright, 33, who had turned to Big Brothers and Big Sisters about the same time.
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The joint tax returns were matched with the Social Security Administration's data, so there's less chance that gender is misreported.
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Mr. Murphy, well matched with Mr. Dornan (Christian Grey in "Fifty Shades of Grey"), is impressive as a pitiless patriot.
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But if AI is so great, why are these breathtaking technological achievements not matched with soaring productivity and economic growth?
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Then he turns around and wins the fourth game — really astonishing that the program is so evenly matched with him.
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Well-priced starters, main courses and sides can be mixed and matched, with plenty of creative combinations to be found.
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Before they are matched with seniors, Papa Pals undergo a background check and a motor vehicle records check and inspection.
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Instead, the tool is matched with two other feature updates the company is rolling out: a chatbot and group orders.
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Salaried at a pro-rated $60,000 annually, the city's five AIRs have, as in Boston, been matched with different departments.
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A senior is matched with a student, who must complete a "rigorous" background check, in as little as 30 seconds.
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Ms. Krulwich photographed six of this season's stars, who were matched with past stars who performed in the same theaters.
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This idea of arrogance matched with discipline is a kind of interesting dichotomy to explore a little bit more deeply.
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The first time we tried, Rose was too late and we got matched with a (presumably) AI player named Melua.
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Now, some users hailing an UberX in San Francisco will be matched with one of the firm's self-driving vehicles.
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Seventy-two percent of students were matched with one of their top three choices, down from 75 percent last year.
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No chance of a second date: A rare male Sumatran tiger called Asim was matched with a female named Melati.
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The sauces — which can be matched with any pasta — are pesto, beef ragù, Alfredo and marinara, with or without meatballs.
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Instead of Budi, the orangutan matched with Padma's mother, 18-year-old Vendel turned out to be the new arrival's father.
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Naturally, she was hand in hand with hubby Nick Jonas, who matched with Priyanka in a cream suit and white kicks.
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But the data firm was well matched with Watson, IBM's artificial-intelligence platform, which it is promoting as a diagnostic tool.
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What's interesting about the way these features are launching is that they're not just switched on whenever you've matched with someone.
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Once the dogs become certified service animals, they are matched with veterans who adopt them when they're around 18 months old.
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Part of the magic is that what users view through their VR headsets is matched with the movement of the vehicle.
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Grey's Anatomy fans can sleep well tonight, rest assured that their favorite heroine won't be matched with another random love interest.
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"When you matched with someone on eHarmony, it looked the same as a match on any other dating site," said Langston.
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"Obviously they're ahead of us, but I do feel like we're pretty evenly matched with anybody in the East," Vogel said.
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Junomedical is a digital health platform where patients worldwide are matched with high-quality medical care abroad at an affordable price.
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First, Zac Efron shocked the world when he revealed that he had a Tinder account (and no one matched with him).
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The cameras on the cart employ image recognition matched with a weight sensor to identify what you toss in your cart.
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Cropped jackets came in patterned velvet, a material also used for black trousers matched with black tops adorned in furry detailing.
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A corset was tied on top of a green floral silk dress while a polo top was matched with check trousers.
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So even if there's a car technically only two minutes away, you may get matched with a ride four minutes away.
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I was pleasantly surprised when I matched with Robert*, a fellow expat from the UK who had just moved to Shanghai.
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For the evening, sparkly dresses were alternated with sequined ones or black pants matched with long silky tunics with plunging necklines.
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Matched with those tenures at top tech firms, meanwhile, is Liu, who has spent significant time working within the Singapore government.
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After taking their style survey, I was matched with a several designers and could then choose one based on their profiles.
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There's the girl I matched with on four different apps while we were both too closeted to make the first move.
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The platform's first product, called Recruit, offers a network of non-users that can be matched with companies to provide feedback.
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As we already observed, the dark chocolate hue, matched with whipped cream and Starbucks own green logo, is already Instagram-friendly.
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Later that month, a dismembered torso washed up off the coast of Copenhagen that local authorities matched with the reporter's DNA.
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Our ability to see exploitation needs to be matched with the context that lets us know when it's just plain necessary.
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During that month, Segal needed to be matched with a donor with blood type O who weighed at least 180 pounds.
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Interested customers lined up at Tesla dealerships around the country, and the enthusiasm was matched with a torrent of comments online.
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Brown's liberal record matched with a gravelly voice that seems almost out of central casting could be the ticket for Democrats.
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But that spending wasn't matched with similar growth in revenue, leaving the NRA with a deficit of more than $14.8 million.
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You can cancel or update your scheduled ride at any time before you are matched with a driver without a fee.
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I matched with just about every guy I swiped right on, and about two-thirds of those matches turned into conversations.
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Changó, the lord of fire and thunder, was matched with Saint Barbara; Oshun, the orisha of love and fertility, with Mary.
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The first people I matched with were a couple Scandinavian girls who (I assume) were visiting California for the summer. Fantastic!
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It was everything I loved in rap, especially at the time, a sped-up power ballad matched with simple, propulsive percussion.
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Mark's muscles are already an eye-catcher, but even more so when matched with his colorful trunks and cross necklace bling.
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Like all other users, he has only seen the mundane moments from people he has matched with on a daily basis.
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On the best winning streak of his career Cerrone was matched with Rafael dos Anjos on December 19th of last year.
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Lopez, 50, looked chic wearing a brightly-patterned dress with a tulle-trimmed bottom matched with a black floral bomber jacket.
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So rather than surrender its nuclear facilities up front, it wants incremental steps, matched with corresponding incentives from the United States.
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Though, Frazier had a pretty shitty experience with eharmony — after the extensive questionnaire, she was matched with a coworker's husband. Yikes!
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Just as our leaders did in the past, a bold strategic vision must be matched with a willingness to take action.
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It's matched with a small wing that's incorporated into the front bumper to provide downforce at the front of the car.
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Specifically, Progyny helps employees get matched with resources when they are faced with fertility issues and helps them manage the cost.
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Now, when customers in Pittsburgh, Pa., hail an UberX, some will be matched with one of the company's self-driving vehicles.
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The kitchen arrangement also seems to help: A different cook each night is matched with an advocate, or a sous chef.
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You will never be matched with an adviser who has had a felony conviction or disclosure within the last ten years.
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What the Cell paper revealed is that information in the CODIS database can sometimes be matched with relatives in ancestry databases.
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Harper was waaay stoked to get matched with the real-life giant ... cheesin' hard on his way to Atlanta's SunTrust Park.
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However, the user experience of the Go when matched with a keyboard cover have blown other contenders out of the water. Why?
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Have you ever matched with someone on a dating app like Tinder, only to have no clue what to do after that?
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Driving the news: Democrats have been increasingly diverse in recent decades, a trend that has gradually been matched with more political representation.
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Passengers would have their photos taken immediately before boarding, to be matched with the passport-style photos provided with the visa application.
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A trifle when matched with the nearly $1.9 million just paid at an auction through Sotheby's for a bottle of 1926 Macallan.
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"It was a Tinder success story," Caspar Lee says, recalling how he matched with one of Jeffries' friends on the dating app.
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While the power inside is unquestionable, Microsoft's focus on hardware specs isn't matched with launch titles that really show off 4K gaming.
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You press play, and every note of music and gag is matched with your own mental audio and the frames become hypnotic.
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In Dark Content, we hear the personal stories of moderators through computer-generated voices, matched with default avatars from video editing software.
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We understand that those affected, some of whom are being matched with new providers today, were given no warning about Smyte's closure.
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Our desire to dismantle systems that stifle our children should be matched with a similar vigor in lesson planning and professional preparation.
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But it matched with DNA evidence found not only on suicide vests used in Paris, but also in two houses in Belgium.
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It's the first test of autonomous cars that includes passengers, who are randomly matched with the cars via the company's smartphone application.
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But, as we learn in episode 350, Meredith was not originally matched with Seattle Grace (now known as Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital).
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Each one has about $25 million per year for five years of federal funding and matched with state, corporate and university funding.
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Each in-game shot of gun fire and each in-game explosion was matched with a real-life, gun powder-packed explosion.
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Democrats will be willing to go along with more defense spending as long as it's matched with an increase in nondefense spending.
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But a major roadblock remains: Democrats insist that any increase in defense spending be matched with an equal increase in nondefense spending.
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I matched with well-groomed finance bros, lanky musicians, a buff firefighter, four designers in tartan flannels, and a jiu-jitsu instructor.
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Alexander Gustafsson, meanwhile, was matched with Jan Blachowicz after another electrifying, career-shortening brawl for the light heavyweight title against Daniel Cormier.
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Features from this new footage, like buildings or street lamps, can be matched with satellite images on Google Earth to identify locations.
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When the "race" was shown, Phelps was matched with a computer-generated image of a shark, supposedly simulating a real shark's speed.
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Both have been matched with mentors through Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring, an affiliate of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York.
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Under President Obama, Democrats insisted on a parity principle, where every dollar increase to defense caps would be matched with nondefense spending.
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Starting Wednesday, riders who request an UberX, one of the company's budget ride options, may be matched with a self-driving Uber.
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But fighting climate change demands a decades-long commitment, and this bold rhetoric will have to be matched with real-world action.
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The genetics of this ancient woman point to the hunter-gatherer way of life, matched with contemporaneous archeological evidence from the area.
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DNA samples from Jennifer's parents matched with the blood found at the home, where Beau is alleged to have killed his wife.
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In previous months spiraling manufacturing cost pressures had been matched with an improvement in export orders, but this faded in January's PMI.
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Over the past century, these altruistic inclinations have been matched with tax incentives for giving to charity by state and federal governments.
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Once I matched with a guy who is a good friend of my friend Justin (which I didn't know at the time).
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Because our pictures are so anonymous, we often will get matched with people that we know or who live in our area.
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Now when you get matched with a deaf driver, you are offered the option of learning a few ASL signs in the app.
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For example, if a user identifies as a straight man, they may be matched with a trans woman who is interested in men.
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It wants to serve as a virtual matchmaker and aims to find people similar to those you previously matched with on the platform.
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Sometimes getting matched with the right therapist means talking to a few different people, and asking what their approach is, Dr. Addison says.
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"The grandiosity and emotion of Wagner's music is matched with the cinematic possibilities that a VR space offers," Nguyen tells The Creators Project.
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Luis Gutiérrez, who was falsely matched with an arrest photo according to the ACLU's report, said in an emailed comment to BuzzFeed News.
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Europe's preliminaries have proved especially ill-matched, with the likes of San Marino and Gibraltar taking thrashing after thrashing from the continent's heavyweights.
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The movement and text are mixed and matched with different music and costumes to create a kind of performative in-the-moment selfie.
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That is logical: India resisted outside advice on Kashmir even when it was far more evenly matched with Pakistan than it is today.
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The brig is also a great way to deal with annoying teammates you might have been matched with, or those who go AFK.
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The company said some Boston passengers in the Seaport area will be matched with self-driving vehicles when they request rides through Lyft.
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After years of paperwork and interviews, the family was matched with Joshua in 2012 and he quickly became a part of the family.
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Each Muji Cleaning System head can be mixed and matched with a variety of poles to suit just about every household cleaning scenario.
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NBC reported that the extended stays are a result of a backlog of children needing to be matched with relatives or foster parents.
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He had to consider the growing isolation of Daenerys matched with her Targaryen blood to understand that she wasn't right in the head.
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Take a picture of your physics, chemistry or math problems and get matched with a degree-holding expert for homework help in seconds.
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He matched with a woman named Shelby Neal, a 25-year-old marketing strategist for Twenty Four 7, a design firm in Portland.
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During the four-decade standoff, the Pentagon amassed a huge nuclear arsenal, which, in time, the Kremlin matched with a comparable nuclear force.
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Now imagine what candidates could do if every dollar they received from small donors was matched with six dollars by the federal government.
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Elke Oberg of German software group Cognitec said the availability of data to be matched with images taken by cameras was a problem.
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But it's also a professional development opportunity, as teams of less experienced volunteers are matched with experts like Mijares to conduct an inspection.
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Design-wise, Brooklinen offers a limited number of different designs at once, all of which can be mixed and matched with each other.
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It wasn't until my first job that I was finally matched with Janelle, who continues to be my mentor almost four years later.
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If you are matched with this user or if you see him/her in your recommendations, please report them directly on the app.
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Almost a year later, at UFC 200, Cormier lost his opponent in Jon Jones and was matched with the aged middleweight, Anderson Silva.
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Another matching technology in the works is using augmented reality with a Via icon "floating" above the correct car you've been matched with.
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Soon, EY's automated intelligence system will allow applicants to upload their work history and job preferences and be matched with coordinating open positions.
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I (not popular) was matched with Mike P. (extremely popular) and he was nice about it, but it was humiliating for us both.
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In 2018, 56 percent of foreign doctors who applied were "matched" with a residency program compared to 94 percent of US medical students.
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But in Michigan, a heavy manufacturing state, Biden was evenly matched with Sanders among white men without a college degree, exit polls said.
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Our articles can be read on their own, paired with any of the recommended books, or matched with the texts of your choice.
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Users can register as a solo gamer for $39, plus a subscription fee of $13/month, and get automatically matched with a team.
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This includes increasing the pool of basic caregivers to reduce costs, and also making it easier for families to be matched with professionals.
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Luckily people are still using restaurants and bars to have a look at the people they've been matched with by their dating apps.
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Below are instances that my associate Sundas Hashmi and I found of Mr. Trump's claiming credit for creating jobs, matched with the reality.
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Put quite simply, if each unemployed individual were matched with an open job, the unemployment rate in the U.S. would fall to zero.
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The observers assumed the forms would be easily verifiable and would be matched with figures texted to the tallying center by party officials.
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How much of this do you think sort of your personality matched with your gender allows you to do this kind of work?
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Back in October 2014, I remember lying in bed, flicking through Tinder while trying to overcome a hangover when I matched with Anne.
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I wouldn't necessarily say it matched with our aesthetics when we started, but the punk approach behind it is very similar to ours.
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Flowing snakeskin print dresses were worn with cycling shorts or chunky yellow sneakers and a long knitted cardigan was matched with purple gym kit.
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Hails matched with a handsome man from London and after messaging back and forth for ten days they arranged to meet at a hotel.
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One of the victims transferred 15,000 baht ($435.92) to a woman he matched with on Tinder, that struck up a regular conversation with him.
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When I matched with someone who shared my Hulk-like anger about Ed Hardy shirts and bitmoji, it felt better than burning 100 fedoras.
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But proponents of Question 2 point out that the state would be matched with federal funds for the expansion at a 90 percent rate.
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Unlike the others, Reiss was 19 when she was married to a man she'd been matched with by her Orthodox Jewish community in Brooklyn.
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It requires that voter applications be perfectly matched with information on file at Georgia's Social Security Administration and the state's Department of Driver Services.
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Sure, it's helpful to have skilled, communicative teammates, but being matched with not-so-great teammates doesn't send most people into a blind rage.
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OnePlus has used ceramic to cover the the fingerprint scanner, which was meticulously color-matched with the anodized aluminum of the phone's rear shell.
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If I matched with 10 people a day, I would maybe take one of those offline and text them for a few more days.
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The DunderKitten Instagram is filled with memorable quotes from Steve Carell's character matched with adorable shots of Michael Scott the cat hard at work.
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Another was a Dutch dancer named Tonto who was matched with Sam, an agency wonk, because they both loved the chain's vegetarian Veneziana pizza.
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They'll then pick the date and time they want assembly, get matched with Tasker from TaskRabbit and pay only when the assembly is complete.
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While Renee is currently trying to alter her sleep pattern to match her partner's, Christina ultimately found she was better matched with someone else.
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The rescue is adamant that these dogs will need special care for many months before they are available to be matched with forever homes.
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Now they'll also be publicly shamed with an icon on their profiles, which will increase their odds of being matched with other rage quitters.
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While Lopez and Rodriguez didn't show if they matched with their kids, they already consider themselves to be twinning in more ways than one.
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Many of the calls went through to their respective voicemail boxes, and the names for their supposed owners matched with those in the database.
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Newlywed Caroline Farhat told The Knot when it came to choosing a credit card she opted for one that matched with the couple's lifestyle.
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Kansans will never know if these early returns would be matched with long-term growth as the 2012 tax cuts were reversed in 2017.
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The beauty and burden of online dating is that you can get matched with someone who you might never have crossed paths with IRL.
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I realize now I should have set it to only show me single women, because again, I was matched with a bunch of couples.
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It works similarly to YouTube's Content ID, where video publishers can upload reference streams to be matched with potential copyright infringement on the sites.
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Models wore tailored high-waist trousers matched with tucked-in oversized sweaters, rider and aviator jackets embellished with fur, and long classical print overcoats.
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After a freelancer applies and is matched with a client, assignments usually last a month or more at 20 to 40 hours a week.
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Mr. Battiste and Ms. Merkerson, however, are beautifully matched, with a crackling trans-generational chemistry that allows neither mother nor son the last word.
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Five years ago, she was randomly matched with someone who discovered through the swap organizer that Ms. Kerrigan was about to have a newborn.
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Under the model Bats is proposing, participants route MOC orders to BMC, where they are matched with other MOC orders at 3:35 p.m.
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The brief also addresses disruptions in medical residency staffing, including disruptions to the annual program through which residents are matched with university hospital programs.
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Andros's words are well matched with Morstad's evocative artwork, conjuring a gentle, lyrical version of what used to be the dominant American immigration story.
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The balanced audio is matched with just the right amount of bass, sparkling vocals, and a soundstage only possible with an open-back design.
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Each baby was matched with two control infants (same age, same site), and the researchers interviewed all the caregivers regarding symptoms of all contacts.
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The table look was complete with gold-trimmed plates which sat atop woven sea-grass chargers and was matched with gold flatware and glasses.
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Stonehenge's central bluestones, the ones that form its inner "horseshoe," can be matched with rock formations in Pembrokeshire that show traces of ancient quarrying.
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A cropped sequined black moto jacket/bolero with leg-of-mutton sleeves came matched with an olive drab corset atop a camo ruffled skirt.
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"This commitment should also be matched with desperately needed emergency funding for our first responders and treatment providers," Sheehan said in a statement Thursday.
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Later that week, von Fridrich noticed she got matched with riders quicker than if she would've been waiting in traffic at the regular terminals.
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Fluid organza blouses were matched with straight leather skirts, dresses were off the shoulder and tops and skirts were decorated with palm leaf shapes.
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ZOOSK REVIEW: Easy to use and a great design, but can get a bit spammy Once you've matched with people, browse through their profiles.
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Though some of the characters in the film can be speculatively matched with their real-life counterparts, Sorkin chose not to emphasize that aspect.
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Parents who use TeenSafe can now see if their kid has installed Tinder, their profile, who they've matched with, liked, super liked and skipped.
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The House measure is unlikely to pass the Senate, where Democrats insist that an increase in military funds be matched with additional domestic spending.
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Users will also be given the option to sort the people they have matched with so that those with the same orientation are displayed first.
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Through the quiz, you can enter your age, values and hobbies, and get matched with a community member from Adi Etot who fits your profile.
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You can get matched with a self-driving car through the Lyft app, but you can't specifically request an autonomous car pick you up — yet.
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Devilishly handsome, tall, British as fuck, matched with a casual sexism torn straight from a Harvey Weinstein guide-to-trash manual (that's you Daniel Craig).
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It has yet to be matched with a redeployment of coalition-backed forces that would pave the way for a full pullout by both sides.
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She saw genetic testing as a way to enhance her paper trail genealogy research, and it panned out when she matched with several new relatives.
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In the clip, the "Kisser" named Daniel is matched with a woman who he has a past connection with after getting nominated by her friends.
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A CNBC reporter tried 15 times to summon a self-driving Uber on Wednesday morning and did not get matched with a self-driving vehicle.
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I like them, for the most part, as they're thick, durable, color-matched with the headphones, and just stiff enough to resist kinking and tangling.
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Automation allows optimizations to happen without human involvement, and when you're able to do that, the customer is always matched with the ideal financial situation.
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Matched with my aesthetic of mixing leather and hardware, we came up with this fun look for the "Side to Side" section of the tour.
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KT: Okay, so this explains why I frequently on Tinder, am served the profiles of people I've matched with, gone on dates with, and unmatched.
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At Hood by Air (center), arguably the season's most talked-about show so far, a duffle coat was matched with rubber bottoms and rubber boots.
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Precision medicine will be especially helpful to patients whose cancers did not respond to previous treatments but can be matched with an approved targeted therapy.
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Sometimes that's due to frustration or just being busy; while other times it's because they've matched with someone and want to give them a chance.
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Matched with her platinum locks, the star's look was similar to the blonde-haired lieutenant's (who sported a pixie cut during her Star Trek days).
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He began reading it aloud, through tears, before realizing the card revealed he had been matched with a kidney donor — and that match was Heather.
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" Topics so far include, "How Do I Avoid Men Who Are 'Experimenting,' But Still Closeted?" and "My Friend and I Matched With the Same Guy.
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Currently, borrowers are matched with companies that administer the federal student loan programs, and they have some 14 different ways to repay their education debt.
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So when Reddit user JackFlash1397 matched with an Alexa on Tinder, he took it as an opportunity to try out a very 2017 pickup line.
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The guy who'd ordered the burrito was a roommate of the guy she'd matched with on Garbage Dump, the official rebound app of the island.
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Users ask Alexa to style them, choose a theme like "date night" or "fall trends," and are matched with Poshmark's seller-stylists who deliver recommendations.
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During this season of Naked and Afraid XL, I was initially matched with two guys — but now we found the camp of two nude women.
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Matched with a cheap white wine, preferably in a box, it's the hallmark of a classy, slurred afternoon in one's backyard or at the races.
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You can filter those answers down to people who you've liked, people who have liked you, people you've matched with, and the most popular reactions.
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Once they had apprehended the drug dealer the pieces of the fingerprints in the photo could be matched with the full fingerprint of the dealer.
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HALLE, Germany — As Dominic Thiem has cemented his place this year as a rising star of men's tennis, his quality has been matched with quantity.
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Trump has already hit China with tariffs of $85033 billion — a move that China matched — with another round of tariffs $16 billion in the pipeline.
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DATING CAN BE TOUGH: Actor Zac Efron signed up for Tinder but said he barely matched with anyone because people assumed his profile was fake.
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Certainly when compared with the time-traveling cool of black cigarette tuxedo trousers matched with cropped rococo taffeta jackets, and petit-point floral skater frocks.
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On their feet they wore chunky sneakers, college shoes, or square-heeled sandals, while their ears featured big flower-shaped ear-cuffs matched with hairpins.
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The Justice Department said in the hearing that of 101 children in custody who were younger than 5, 83 had been matched with 86 parents.
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At Santa Dumont Airport, the company also offered a service called UberEnglish, where riders are matched with an UberX or UberBlack driver who speaks English.
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The documents include more than 2628,28503 names matched with some identifying information, files related to two controversial donors and a research file on Sarah Palin.
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Ms. Gonzalez got listed in New Jersey and Connecticut, and two and a half years later, she was matched with a donated kidney from Connecticut.
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This floral a-line skirt, for example, has the same silhouette as a dress, but can be mixed-and-matched with any top you'd like.
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As well as that, any opponent matched with the McGregor copycats can be assured of well thought out insults to usher them into their meeting.
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A plunge in oil prices matched with years of tax-slashing led to school districts going to four-day weeks and rural hospitals shutting down.
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It was only when matched with Jon Jones—also remarkably tall and rangy for the division—that Gustafsson's boxing shone through in its full beauty.
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Aside from Ms. Wood, I only found revealers that referenced white males (PENNLINE, CRYSTALLINE, SHORTLINE), let alone ones that matched with legitimately iconic movie quotes.
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Bloomberg's team says the rebranding is not matched with substantive departures in policy — not because he's still fiscally moderate, but because he never really was.
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Those who are matched with "hard to place" children, such as those who are older or have special needs, may qualify for additional financial support.
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They were matched with the same number of women with the identical ethnic, health and behavioral characteristics, but who did not have a sleep disorder.
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The Times's Race/Related newsletter [Sign up here to get it in your inbox] recently explored how people's DNA matched with how they identified racially.
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According to Church, his app-to-be will prevent users from being matched with other users who share certain genes linked to rare genetic diseases.
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Shelby has participated in 95 gift exchanges on RedditGifts and told MarketWatch she&aposd always thought it would be interesting to be matched with Gates.
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"Matched with a sports bra and 2017's chunky sneakers, the sporty attire somehow made sense when topped off with a tailored blazer," he said.
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The observers had assumed that the forms would be easily verifiable and would be matched with figures texted to the tallying center by party officials.
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Those profiles matched with some accounts that sought to sow discord — but did not purchase ads — on Twitter, the company told congressional investigators last month.
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Passengers are also registered via the Spiri app and matched with others using the startup's algorithms to maximize the effectiveness and speed of its carpooling routes.
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Zambia remains a net external creditor and much of the external private debt is inter-company and is matched with high levels of private external assets.
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One man named Spencer told the Gothamist that he, too, had matched with Natasha on Tinder and that she had also invited him to the event.
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DNA found at the crime scene partially matched with Mitcham's brother, who is incarcerated, and eventually, through interviews and tips, investigators were led to the suspect.
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And for those developers who are updating older apps, or still learning the language, Swift can actually be mix-and-matched with older Objective-C code.
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This meant that Moore had to draw family trees back to the great-grandparents of the people whose DNA profiles matched with the crime scene sample.
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But something interesting happened, the researchers found, in the rare instances when riders were matched with a driver a second time: Tipping rose by 27 percent.
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When he's matched with May-ling and her two existing husbands, he finds a family that he can imagine spending the rest of his life with.
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Hollywood Event Rentals and Soirée8's fine gold and glass furnishings were matched with flowing bouquets of pink roses and white orchids by NèBella Floral Concepts.
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Her account, she said, had some jokes on it and she would use it to talk to people and see whom she matched with for fun.
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Using the new setting, passengers can request an electric vehicle through the app and get matched with a battery-powered (or hybrid) car for their ride.
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Interest went up: By the week of January 5, almost 42,000 riders used Pool and nearly 25 percent of those were matched with an additional rider.
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DNA samples were collected from "numerous individuals" and Sutherland was arrested after providing a DNA sample under a court order that later matched with the child.
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Eventually, these tiger tots will be moved to other zoos by the recommendation of the Malayan Tiger Species Survival Plan to be matched with potential mates.
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Only people you've matched with will show up in your feed, and Tinder says users will be able to control what they share in the feed.
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Sully was first placed with Bush in June 2018 and was specifically matched with the late commander-in-chief to provide support during his daily activities.
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"OkCupid users are skipping political questions less in 2017," she says, referring to the survey members fill out in order to be matched with compatible people.
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In early 2013, after a week of flirty back-and-forths, a man I'd matched with on Tinder sent me footage of his penis ejaculating, unprompted.
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"It's a way to go places full of people you've already matched with, making socializing so much easier once you're out and about," the company said.
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One woman told CBS Los Angeles that his name is Paul Gonzales while another, who matched with him on Bumble, says he identified as Dave Gonzales.
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These are visualized as peaks and are translated into numbers that can be matched with the DNA of other suspects or with material from missing people.
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There's the organic, beastly quality of hearing the roar of the engine and seeing it matched with the rapid motion and agility of an alpha predator.
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I was excited when I matched with a doctor who I thought seemed open-minded in our messages, yet he ended up having the harshest reaction.
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Ben Jeffries launched his startup, Influencer, in London in 215 after his close friend matched with Caspar Lee, a YouTuber with 22022 million followers, on Tinder.
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This should be a day for soul searching across America - and that soul searching should be matched with legislating to begin dealing with this national shame.
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This year, the results of machines in Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio, where Governor John Kasich controls the machines, must be matched with exit polls, for example.
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Silicon Valley is challenging the trucking industry's biggest companies, and trying to automate the process in which America's 1.8 million truck drivers are matched with jobs.
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Working with a San Diego-based surrogacy agency, Omega Family Global, Allen was matched with a couple from China, where the use of surrogates is illegal.
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"Our hope and expectation is that your current efforts in the media will be matched with a sincere engagement with our community's leadership," read the letter.
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At every phase, you have the option to be matched with a new designer if you're not pleased, or Havenly will offer a 100% full refund.
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You can imagine how Tinder might benefit from sending you a ping when a user you've already matched with is within a few blocks of you.
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The closest I got to a real rapport was when I matched with a few UCLA students who were amused and then promptly shut me down.
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The lowest ranked city is Denver, where low points for overall job satisfaction are also matched with low points for work/life balance and job security.
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What's a better incentive to create content than an opportunity to score a date with a guy or girl that you wouldn't have otherwise matched with?
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I was busy meeting my deadlines, while the guy I had tried my hardest with probably matched with the woman of his dreams and moved on.
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Marvelously irregular and sometimes almost as thin as leaves, they have a delicate looseness well-matched with glazes that often leave the clay body showing through.
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This time, however, it involves not just building larger stockpiles, but also developing new types of weapons of greater sophistication, matched with more advanced missile defenses.
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So whenever a passenger opens the app, if there is a driver in discount mode close to them, they will be automatically matched with that driver.
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Now, he is matched with one of the best fighters to bless the game and within grasping distance of a shot at the UFC welterweight title.
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The State Assembly speaker killed a plan endorsed by the City Council levying an efficient tax that was matched with hundreds of millions of federal dollars.
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She paired short flared skirts with long and shirt-sleeve crop tops and T-shirts that could be mixed and matched with dark and patterned leggings.
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It is a cloud-based platform that integrates with LinkedIn, where users complete online courses for new skills and are then matched with relevant job vacancies.
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Adam, who's only ever matched with seven people on Tinder, says that the community on Shetland can be nosy when it comes to other people's affairs.
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That work became the basis of a system that only requires one star observation matched with an onboard star chart for astronauts to pinpoint their location.
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Over 1 billion euros a week is now traded in periodic auctions, in which traders' intentions and bid prices are matched with no pre-trade transparency.
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But it added that increases in defense spending should be matched with cuts elsewhere in the federal budget, as the administration proposed in its budget request.
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"Frozen" neatly tied things up with Elsa having embraced her magic and wearing the crown, and Anna matched with a nice bland hunk, Kristoff (Jonathan Groff).
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That's left some White House aides expressing regret the investigation's end wasn't matched with a more effective strategy to harness the momentum into advancing Trump's agenda.
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Such deals are not ideal for foreign investors due to poor working condition of the oil fields matched with highly subsidized domestic markets offering poor returns.
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On the thanatos side, there are some expressionistic clutching hand fragments, expressive of ample agony and coming death, matched with Bourdelle's photographs of them from 1900.
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On that day, more than 1 million messages were sent between users who matched with each other, according to a press release from Coffee Meets Bagel.
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Soon, thanks to mixes and remixes, Ms. English's voice was being matched with house heavyweights like David Morales, Mood II Swing, François K and Todd Edwards.
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While the fake male profiles only matched with other users 0.6 percent of the time, around ten percent of female profiles were liked, mostly by men.
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Even though they weren't technically matched with each other and pursued other relationships during their time on the show, the couple connected after the cameras stopped rolling.
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ILCME Board pass rates have increased from 69 percent to 87 percent, and students matched with residency programs rose 4 percent from 85.5 percent to 89.5 percent.
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One things fans don't hand-wave away, though, and what makes appreciating him difficult, is how Taro's eccentric stories have been matched with not-so-great gameplay.
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The matchmaking system is also going to be stricter Players won't get matched with a wide skill range of players, instead offering a more even playing field.
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What if we told you that you have to meet the next person you matched with on a dating app — no swiping, no chatting, no ghosting involved?
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Slang N' Friendz works just like the aforementioned app — you can choose to be matched with Facebook friends or strangers, or play a practice round with yourself.
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The subpoena was made when a profile containing just 12 genetic markers — including one that's unusual among men of Western European ancestry — matched with the killer's sample.
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Mills enlisted her engagement ring jeweler, David Kodner, to design a diamond-encrusted wedding band so it perfectly matched with her oval-shaped diamond with pavé band.
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In 2008, after more than nine years of struggling to become parents, she and Gomez got a call they'd been matched with a 3-year-old girl.
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Here's how it works: riders who select Express Pool will be asked to wait a minute or two longer than usual to be matched with a driver.
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His usual tailored jackets were matched with loose trousers, while dresses came in black and white patterns, large check prints and scattered lettering spelling out "Emporio Armani".
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In recent years, China has also ramped up similar efforts with even tougher EV sales targets matched with generous state-funded subsidies for consumers buying green vehicles.
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"We do our best," says Leticia Abarca of St Vincent de Paul Children's Home, where the seven-year-old matched with the Morkerts has spent her life.
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The Hawaii judge also attempted to bar the Trump administration from excluding refugees from the US who had been matched with resettlement agencies in particular American communities.
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The overpowering nature of Violet's mother, Pauletta (Lynn Whitfield), is matched with confidence by the sprightly Zoe, who quickly snaps back at her in their first encounter.
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It's not simply the vibrations of air pushed through vocal cords; it's the force of a unique perspective matched with the moral urgency of a just demand.
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For now, voting records are getting matched with smart TV information from third-party data brokers to put users into audience categories and deliver them political ads.
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While the pretty plaid and autumnal stripes feel perfect for fall, the classic shades of black and gray can be mixed and matched with just about anything.
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Others have their interests or skills matched with available jobs while getting training under the Second Chance Act, a federal law that finances prisoner re-entry programs.
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We were matched with our first surrogate in 2015 and she got pregnant right away, but sadly she had a miscarriage at eight-and-a-half weeks.
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"His beautiful lyrical skating matched with his outgoing and positive personality has made him a champion on and off the ice," said Skate Canada CEO Debra Armstrong.
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You can schedule a Lyft ride up to a week and then cancel the ride at no charge, if you cancel before you're matched with a driver.
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The Trump administration imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese products last month, which China quickly matched with tariffs on the same value of American goods.
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Similarly, the clue "Double take?" is paired with SNATCH AND GRAB, "Double solitaire?" goes with ONE AND ONLY and "Double back?" is matched with AID AND ABET.
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Students enroll during ninth grade, and are matched with five volunteers; as they mature, and move on to college or jobs, the volunteer-to-student ratio declines.
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To help combat this, EthioSIS proposed the soil survey to the government, to enable fertilisers to be matched with local soil conditions and crop requirements, he said.
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Whether granite, limestone, basalt, shale, gravel, slate or clay, each, they argue, imparts consistent characteristics when matched with the proper grapes, particularly when carefully and conscientiously farmed.
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After hundreds of swipes left and right — and plenty of opening lines that received no response — I finally matched with a guy I was eager to meet.
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You must find the horse you matched with in the club to give them what they want: the sweet embrace of a snake coiling around their body.
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Each former Brady kid is matched with an HGTV design expert to complete the project, and each coupling is assigned to a different room in the home.
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Washing the screen in carmine and ink, he paints a brittle, self-consciously arty veneer that, matched with Flying Lotus's dreamily insistent score, creates disorienting sensory overload.
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But it's matched with hyperbole from the parts of America wholly unlike the America around me—rural, gun-owning, conservative, almost a total lack of brunch places.
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No system was ever put in place to prevent hybrids from release into the wild, nor to ensure that reintroduced animals were matched with their geographic origins.
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He matched with my friend/roommate T. on Bumble and wants my advice as to whether or not it's a friend thing or something he should pursue.
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I was really surprised that he matched with me because he was a photographer in his mid 30s and he looked like he had his shit together.
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But when you have subdued colorways like black and white or a mix of grays, the striking pattern can pretty much be mixed and matched with anything.
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From the carnivore-friendly menu, the 210-hour-smoked, grass-fed brisket stands out (238 dollars), especially matched with local Pemberton potatoes, roughly mashed and deep-fried.
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But the rise of cycling in urban areas must be matched with efforts — by law enforcement officials and riders themselves — to make sure bicyclists follow the law.
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We see the results in Avalere's map, in which high death rates aren't matched with treatment that could help prevent more of those deaths in the future.
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Mr Winchester's model suggests that, based on the current strength of their constituent nations, the vintage of 2017 ought to be reasonably well-matched with the All Blacks.
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Each dog will then be matched with and placed into a loving forever home, a far cry from the "desolate and depressing" existence they knew just weeks before.
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I was on a date with the Ryan I had matched with on Tinder, not the one I'd hit it off with at the party, without even knowing.
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According to the company, "studio fitness is the best way to work out," because of the small group sizes matched with specialized training from best-in-class instructors.
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If approved by the SEC, Bats would let market participants send in MOC orders to be pre-matched with other such orders 25 minutes before the 4 p.m.
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Iconic American designer Ralph Lauren created a (very Jackie O.) baby blue dress for FLOTUS that she matched with pumps and dish-washing gloves of the same shade.
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Last year's flu vaccine included a strain of H3N2 that was not particularly well matched with the circulating strain, so it had a lower effectiveness of about 25%.
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The predominant circulating strain (H3N2) was not particularly well matched with the strain included in the vaccine, Maragakis explained, so it had a lower effectiveness of about 25%.
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The friend asked if Clare would ever date the person she matched with, and she had to break it to him that she wasn't even kind of interested.
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Individuals that are interested in learning whether SmileDirectClub aligners are an option for improving their smile are matched with a state-licensed orthodontist or dentist in their state.
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He quickly found a Vincent Ghant on Facebook and realized the birthday listed on the page matched with a date on documents he and his adoptive parents had.
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DNA samples were collected from "numerous individuals," and Sutherland was arrested after providing a DNA sample under a court order that later matched with the child, Thompson said.
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Early on in the process, Anders and his wife had matched with a teenage girl and her two siblings who had been in the system for four years.
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DNA samples were collected from "numerous individuals," and Sutherland was arrested after providing a DNA sample under a court order that later matched with the child, police Sgt.
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But for Mr. Trump, whose presence is near constant on cable news networks, the cutback in advertising could be matched with an accelerated call-in or television presence.
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This idea matched with the regime's official narrative that the protests were fabricated and born out of a foreign conspiracy aiming at undermining the country's stability and unity.
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Whether you're looking to play the best players in the world or get matched with someone who's at your skill level, Xbox Live Gold will hook you up.
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A firm can apply for a loan on Funding Circle and is then matched with investors who could be a mixture of individuals, government or large financial institutions.
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That despondent eye is matched with another left eye, closed and enclosed in a triangle at the figure's crotch, with a small but lethal bullet hole above it.
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She was also clear about the fact that the photos would be made public, so if you matched with her you were basically signing up for the project.
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Designer: Baylee Floyd Process: After providing the necessary info, I was matched with Baylee who turned out two style boards depicting rooms I would move into, like, yesterday.
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Facial recognition technology has been installed on 5,000 CCTV cameras across Moscow, which is cross-matched with images of wanted individuals from across government databases and social media.
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Now, you can post a job on the app, get matched with a Tasker in under five minutes, and have your job done in a matter of hours.
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But what if there's a girl or guy you just matched with on Bumble who hasn't started a conversation yet, and you really want to get their attention.
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I'd matched with a brunette, bespectacled dude from Brooklyn who sent me YouTube links to videos that made me die laughing, and we both wanted to meet up.
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For the first time TechCrunch is bringing its CrunchMatch program to Europe where startup founders will be matched with venture capitalists ready to write checks and make investments.
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If you have gold status in SPG, you are automatically matched with gold status in Marriott Rewards and all the benefits that come along with being an elite.
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Potential campers visit the website, note a series of preferences (for example: hike in, views, forest, fishing) and are matched with possible sites and hosts outside the city.
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Whenever she had matched with people on other dating apps, she would talk to them on the phone to screen them and make sure the person checked out.
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When the American Civil Liberties Union tested the Amazon facial recognition tool against members of Congress, 28 legislators were falsely matched with people in a mug shot database.
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Meanwhile, most players in the trucking-technology space are focusing on automating the process in which truck drivers are matched with loads to move from retailers and manufacturers.
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At the time, I was using Tinder in LA and I hooked up or matched with people who I knew of beforehand because of their jobs or affiliations.
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On Sunday, Bradley's short is matched with last year's "Hale County This Morning, This Evening," and she will participate in a discussion with that film's director, RaMell Ross.
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But efforts to change user behavior and operate a logistically complicated business, matched with spotty execution, led the startup to hit the skids and seek a soft landing.
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Through the competition, Uehara was matched with a mentor in the local business community who will help him with financial decisions, the patent and other business-related matters.
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This time, we will be matched with a child who may have been waiting for a permanent family for as long as we've been waiting to complete ours.
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Of the 69,000 children who applied, 71 percent were matched with their first-choice school, and 84 percent received an offer from one of their top three schools.
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The directory is the place to be matched with a mentor who can teach the art of puzzle making, which I believe is the best way to learn.
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The data was matched with other records to construct personality profiles on millions of American voters, in hopes that Cambridge could better target them with customized political messaging.
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The team found that dogs responded mostly the same to happy and neutral interactions, but took noticeably longer to react to gestures matched with angry vocal and facial cues.
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Once you purchase a watch, you'll be matched with a retailer based its rating with Troverie, availability, and proximity, since you'll likely have to pick it up in-store.
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If the company predicts that you will be matched with a rider, for example, it may charge you $4, with the expectation that the total fare will be $8.
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Just the idea of Fisk still being functional after three long seasons matched with the freedom of Marvel and Netflix was one of the most rewarding and satisfying things.
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The patent says that riders in a particularly unusual state may be matched with drivers who have special training or expertise, or may not be provided service at all.
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At a station I visited in Kashgar in September, visitors were stepping out of their cars to have their faces scanned and matched with identity cards before filling up.
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In addition, riders can choose to only be matched with co-workers or drivers who have mutual friends with them, or filter their options by gender, among other things.
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So when I was at business school, I spent some time on that and applied for the Kauffman Fellowship and matched with DFJ and was off to the races.
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Anyone who is looking for Mr. Right will only be matched with others looking for Mr. Right, and the same is true for those marked as Mr. Right Now.
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On SG, the 17-year-old Park "Ruler" Jae-hyuk has been a more-controlled asset to the team and well-matched with Kwon "Wraith" Ji-min on support.
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"I was matched with a young boy in New York City who lived in what was then the most heavily photographed crime scene in New York City," Chertavian said.
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An electrode array recorded activity in parts of the brain associated with understanding and producing speech, looking for patterns that matched with specific words and phrases in real time.
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Venturespring is now launching Venturespring Ignite — a six-week programme where startups are strategically matched with relevant corporate partners and giving them access to capital via Venturespring's investment fund.
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When Liberty Coach Nancy Darsch told the 6-113 Lobo that she would be matched with Leslie on both ends of the floor, the maternal enforcer in Hampton emerged.
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If you have ambiguous expectations of your team expect that it will be matched with frustration towards you as you're not giving them clear direction to support their success.
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Often a limiting factor is lack of insurance coverage for these tests, which can dramatically improve the quality and duration of a patient's life when matched with corresponding therapies.
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And speaking of changed plans, if you scheduled a Lyft, you need to cancel before you're matched with a driver, or else you'll be hit with that same fee.
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After you've matched with a potential love interest, you won't be able to message them until after you two have a call that lasts for longer than five minutes.
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Here's an example of a hypothetical partnership born out of Wove: A dog-walking startup like Wag logs onto Wove and is matched with Ollie, a dog food startup.
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Considering there are now 70,000 service members, veterans and military spouses driving as part of UberMILITARY, there's a good chance that you'll eventually be matched with a service member.
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You for sure have earned a few threes so drivers would never get matched with you again, and you might even have a couple of ones mixed in there.
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During my first semester at Bates College I matched with a guy on Tinder who plays the same sport as me, ice hockey, and also has a Labrador retriever.
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A lot of people thought that Calderwood would easily take a victory against Maryna Moroz when the 5-0 Ukrainian was matched with the Scot in Krakow last April.
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Tougher ethics standards would be imposed on members of Congress, and small campaign donations would be matched with federal funds to try to blunt the influence of big donors.
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On Friday, officials said that the DNA profile of a man in a Nevada prison on unrelated attempted murder charges matched with evidence found at the Colorado murder scenes.
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" Chris Jackson, Mr. Coates's longtime editor and the publisher of One World, an imprint of Random House, said that Mr. Coates's curiosity is "matched with a kind of obsessiveness.
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From far away or even up close, it looks like any dress shirt, appropriate for normal office wear or matched with a suit and tie for more formal events.
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The classic C-suite palette telegraphed a pulled-together professionalism (she almost matched with Mr. Macron), the shoes suggested an unapologetic femininity and the hair added a motherly halo.
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These temporary, usually part-time jobs allow independent contractors to pick their own work schedules and conditions while being matched with consumers, usually via an app or web service.
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It is also vital for investments in health care to be matched with increases in social welfare spending such as in the midday meal scheme and maternal health programs.
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But Professor Vavreck is doubtful that he'll find much success, unless the advertising leads to significant amounts of media coverage and is matched with a robust traditional campaign operation.
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Negotiations are underway to do a yearlong project at two burial sites, Ballsh and Dajti, where the remains will be collected and matched with the DNA of victims' survivors.
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This has sparked fears that he may not hold to U.S. policy conventions or the guidance of his advisors when matched with Putin, a highly trained former KGB officer.
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In one experiment, 170 university students worked on a series of computer tasks and were told they would be matched with a partner who would complete the same tasks.
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When they showed up at around 6 PM on Sunday to link with her, they found themselves in a sea of guys who'd all matched with Aponte on Tinder.
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The handwriting on the note was being analyzed to see if it matched with any other such notes, which are periodically found on aircraft, one of the sources said.
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"You will find [that] the product portfolio is streamlined and matched with the right cost of doing business," Chang said when asked what HTC plans to do differently this year.
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With two finishes under his belt in Rizin already, over sub-par opponents, Cruickshank was matched with the long time veteran of the Japanese circuit and submission machine, Satoru Kitaoka.
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Previously, Uber riders in Pittsburgh were occasionally matched with self-driving vehicles Uber does plan to expand its test route, but for now testing is only in the limited area.
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At one point, I was enroute to Uganda to meet a family that was considering us when we learned of immigration ability complications with the children we had matched with.
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The company started by collecting data on refugees in reception centers around Finland to find out background information relating to education and skills, so they could be matched with employers.
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Actions are needed right now, matched with investments, such as implementing early warning systems for heatwaves, including mapping vulnerable populations and providing interventions designed to increase resilience during hot weather.
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And if you really want to get straight to the point, you can press "Suggest-a-Date," which will notify someone you've matched with, essentially asking them out for you.
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The game can be a little overwhelming at first, but players with similar or non-existent records will be matched with each other so you don't get steamrolled by pros.
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We entrust our romantic lives to apps and algorithms — chances are you know somebody who's swiped right or matched with a stranger and then slept with, dated, or married them.
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The list — created by the voter verification method called "exact match," which requires voter applications be perfectly matched with information on file — has a disproportionately high number of black voters.
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In our second test, using NIST's mugshot database, the celebrity recognition tool matched, with 203% confidence, the arrest photo of a black man to former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions and other top federal law enforcement officials announced Friday afternoon that suspect Cesar Sayoc's fingerprint matched with evidence found on one envelope containing an explosive device.
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Every Asian person I know — from middle school classmates to second cousins to a handful of people I've matched with on Tinder — appeared to be in this massive meme conglomerate.
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A forensic pathologist conducting the autopsy on Powell detected the smell of bitter almonds, which matched with cyanide, and "knew that foul play was afoot," according to the research report.
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"If the government said that sponsorship groups...could be matched with those refugee families now in hotels, then all problems would be solved," Sewell told VICE News in an email.
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Feed is a chronological timeline of recent activity from those you've matched with; it shows your recent matches, their latest photos, and new Spotify "anthem" choices added to their profiles.
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The device is expected to greatly increase the availability of livers for transplant—as far more organ donations can be kept healthy until they can be matched with a recipient.
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Not only can they cycle when matched with a Gadgetzan Auctioneer, but they dispatch enemy minions to stave off your opponent's pressure while you amass your resources for the win.
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Based on those orders, the opening price will be set basedon a designated market maker's determination of where buy orders can be matched with sell orders at a single price.
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It still uses a Seiko automatic movement for reliability (the NH35A) and has an inwardly sloping bezel, this time matched with a stunning sunburst face and a stainless steel body.
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The looks were matched with peep-toe sandals with golden chunky heels and capri sandals laced up with silk foulards and small leather bags with thin geometric bracelet-like handles.
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On "Rama Rama," a sitar's thrum is matched with gentle waves of synthesizer, the kind of juxtaposition between old and new that gives much of this music an uncanny feel.
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There's also the option of choosing a "preferred driver," so if you like your experience with a few drivers, they'll be matched with you if they are available and around.
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And there's a colorful flag fluttering at the United States Embassy in Costa Rica matched with an abstract work called "Chance, Order, Change 12 (Four Colours)" (1980), by Kenneth Martin.
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All those logistics people and other staffers are there to ensure that the surge in demand after a disaster is matched with a higher supply of the goods people need.
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She won't be swayed by people who are lobbying to be matched with gift-givers who are known to send fabulous packages, or who are in a nearby ZIP code.
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"These physical measures are matched with the operational philosophy and terminology: Those in custody are referred to simply as 'men' and the cells are 'rooms,'" according to the project's guidelines.
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Publishers were showing up at Vonnegut's parties, which turned into handpicked parties, where the best of the students would be matched with the publishers and put on a fast track.
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He came up with the idea for the company after realizing that when adults log on to game, they might be matched with seasoned gamers with a higher skill set.
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DNA samples from the missing woman's parents matched with blood found at the home, where Beau Rothwell is alleged to have killed his wife on Monday, according to court records.
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DNA samples from the missing woman's parents matched with the blood found at the home, where Beau is alleged to have killed his wife on Monday, according to court records.
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The spring before, when I was matched with my son's birth mom, I had visions of sweet visits with my siblings' children, of my parents falling in love with him.
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By 2202, fully one-fifth of U.S. gross domestic product will be spent on health, but there's little confidence that the increase in cost will be matched with patient outcomes.
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"In my bio I mentioned that I enjoy lurking on /r/trees and my SS was excited to have been matched with a fellow 'tree lover,'" he wrote on Reddit.
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They have been counted out as contenders, but don't be surprised if they put together a run in the playoffs, particularly if they're matched with Utah in the first round.
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By that time Mr. Ebert, whose archness felt a bit forced early in the show, has settled into a prickly confidence that's well matched with Mr. Sears's finely tuned petulance.
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The company promises that if you're matched with a bottle you don't love, a Bright Cellars Wine Concierge will help you select a free replacement bottle in your next box.
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"The key is making sure the rhetoric is matched with the reality on-ground in Iran and backing up the rhetoric with sanctions that support the Iranian people," he said.
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That failure to right-size city government, matched with local corruption scandals and an underfunded pension crisis resulted in skyrocketing crime and eventually the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history.
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That can take hard work, and years, but to Dr. Dacey, merely having a good idea doesn't qualify as genuine creativity until it is matched with execution and follow-through.
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She attended her eldest sister Kourtney Kardashian&aposs Christmas Eve party wearing yet another spirited color in an all-green ensemble that she matched with her daughter Stormi&aposs look.
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It also lets users block others and opt out of being matched with friends of friends, and says it has specially trained community support teams dedicated to its dating service.
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I don't know if Spike will be matched with a college student who might need him to lie down through lectures or a child who wants to see a new movie.
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They were matched with leggings and rucksacks and parachute-like dresses in high-tech fabrics, giving a sports flair to a part of the collection, mostly in black purple and green.
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Bellicose statements from Donald Trump about "all options" being on the table, suggesting that he backs a military response, are matched with not-so-subtle hints from his national security adviser.
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In addition, Uber is increasing the number of "driver destinations," which allows drivers to be matched with riders going in the same direction as them, from two to six per day.
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Perhaps you matched with a jerk on a dating app, maybe the sun has set while you watched one too many YouTube videos of random items being squished by large pistons.
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Latest polling shows the senator from Massachusetts closely matched with the Delaware veteran in the national race and in three of the four early-voting states: Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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As organs become available for transplant, they are matched with the sickest nearby patient with whom they are compatible, following a complex protocol that takes physiological and geographic factors into account.
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But first there's an amuse bouche, along with homemade croissants and popovers — the poblano gruyère ones we sampled were fresh and chewy, and well matched with butter, honey and lavender salt.
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Its light fabric and embroidered detail keep me cool all day; matched with a pair of gold platform sandals and a color-coordinated blue bag, this look is a win-win.
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"You see his kind of prison instincts come out, matched with a CIA operative's abilities, and which ones he decided to use have many different results," he said of the thriller.
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Through our app, women are matched with other women who share a similar body shape and style preferences, thus giving them a better shopping experience, while helping them build a community.
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It also did not initially take location into account when making a match, so users complained that they were getting matched with people whom they would never encounter in real life.
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And because of this, matched with the mania, and critical reaction that earned it a Rotten Tomato score, it was more than qualified to attract the mockery that came its way.
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They can also specify what kind of job they're looking for (short, medium, long haul, etc), and will then get notifications when they're matched with cargo loads that fit their preferences.
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With patterns of repetitive text and timestamps consistently formatted across the data, it's possible that API submissions and FCC comments can be easily matched with a reasonably high degree of confidence.
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In terms of pitching, too, the two teams were evenly matched, with the Yankees again taking the slight edge in terms of overall value, thanks to their fearsome, endlessly deep bullpen.
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Based on those orders, the opening price will be set based on a designated market maker's determination of where buy orders can be matched with sell orders at a single price.
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She found her models on Tinder, just like in her last photo series, Lifeconstruction, in which she pretended to be in long-term relationships with people she had recently matched with.
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History Flight is now thoroughly excavating these gravesites, leading them to find some partial remains that have been matched with those already buried as "unknowns" in a national cemetery in Honolulu.
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When the Houston Astros found themselves matched with the Yankees for the American League Championship Series, Jose Altuve took a question about the race for the A.L. Most Valuable Player Award.
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Research the person or work of art you were matched with and tell us: What did you learn from the Google app that matched your photo to a work of art?
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After we had taken classes and gone through training, John and I were first matched with a 2-year-old boy and a 5-year-old girl, who we then adopted.
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While the radar could not exactly determine what is buried underground, the pattern of the graves matched with historical records, according to a report from the company that conducted the scan.
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We want to make sure that any other potential victims are promptly identified and matched with the resources and help they need so that they do not bear this burden alone.
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"This momentum, when matched with the stable, postelection markets, should lead to strong performance for I.P.O.s in 2017," Jackie Kelley, the Americas I.P.O. leader for EY, said in a recent report.
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To make matters worse, men are less likely to send messages: only seven percent of men who matched with a fake profile sent a message, compared with 21 percent of women.
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That said, I did make time every week to spend a couple of hours with the 12-year-old girl who I'd been matched with through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami.
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One video looks much more natural: it features actor and comedian Pete Davidson's face matched with the body of pop star Ariana Grande (Davidson's ex-girlfriend), tearfully accepting an award and singing.
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This converts 2D images to 3D to account for lighting and face angles, creating a higher chance that the "faceprint" will be positively matched with an image in the digital photo warehouse.
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With Statespace integration, users can be matched with teams that suit their skill level and even with players who are stronger at certain skills, to make a more comprehensive and balanced team.
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If you used the Twinning app and were unhappy with the photo you took or the celebrity look-alike you were matched with, you may have chosen to keep the results private.
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College students are matched with seniors to help them with tasks related to transportation and technology, but mainly the goal is to provide companionship for people who are at risk of loneliness.
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The moments between Atticus and his children have a feeling of warmth and respect that readers will delight in recognising from the book, matched with Mr Sorkin's signature fast-paced, precise dialogue.
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People over 18 in need of addiction recovery, career advancement or other personal help will be matched with vetted mentors who will guide them through an on-Facebook curriculum of education materials.
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Bush, who died on Friday at the age of 94, was matched with Sully, a America's VetDogs graduate, in June after the former president spent months in and out of the hospital.
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Like them, Google for Jobs wants to make it more efficient for job seekers to pull out their phones (or laptops) and quickly be matched with a job thanks to the Internet.
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"You will then matched with one of our valets who will be there on your arrival to park your car for you in one of our secure parking lots," the company notes.
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Customers in the city's downtown will be randomly matched with one of the company's self-driving cars, a modified Volvo sport utility vehicle, when they hail a ride through Uber's mobile application.
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Miller was also responsible for the crystal covered Monica Ivena crop top and cascading high-low tulle skirt that Kardashian wore to the Kardashin Christmas party, where she matched with daughter, True.
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"Normally in this part of the cycle you have very strong growth, that strong growth is usually matched with inflationary pressures, and those inflationary pressures lead to interest rate rises," said Sanchez.
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Am I the only one moving through the greater part of New York City boroughs and seeing an inexorable march of urban decay matched with the discomfort of crowding and inexplicable costs?
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Similarly, while Vice President Pence has voiced the United States' reinforced commitment to working together with the European Union, words will need to be matched with strong actions to reassure European allies.
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The first step, he said, is sampling the bones for DNA that potentially could be matched with DNA samples that have been provided over the years by relatives of Korean War MIAs.
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The details: Facebook said people will be able to opt-in to dating, create a profile separate from the one shared with friends and be matched with people who aren't their friends.
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It's understanding that the supply response that we got from the reforms now need to be matched, with some demand response and Europe is in a very good position to do it.
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But Gunter researched many of these brands for "The Vagina Bible" and found they all listed their ingredients, which matched with the FDA applications, meaning the labeling-based fears are perhaps unwarranted.
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If you've joined a random lobby in a Steam game like "Team Fortress 2," it can be a rare and wonderful thing to be matched with someone who you just click with.
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The company has also added various filtering options for users, such as only being matched with the same gender or with employees at their company, to help them feel more comfortable carpooling.
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Sometimes at Christmas I'll write a column that gently tweaks the sterner sort of atheist, whose theories seem ill-matched with the empirics of the universe and the stuff of human life.
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Democrats are right to be nervous: The tight early results, matched with Mr. Bloomberg's cash infusion, may portend a far more drawn-out primary process than many in the party had hoped.
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It's hard to know what to make of these women without knowing who exactly they're being matched with, but that didn't stop Facebook users from gravitating towards one in particular: Sarah Coffin.
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In Sweden, immigrants are matched with a professional mentor and placed in locations that best fit their education level and work experience – arrivals with agricultural backgrounds going to rural areas, for example.
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Although he may not get such a big jump up in competition, you wouldn't hear many fans complaining if the slick Donegal man was matched with Michael Chiesa for the co-main event.
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He will greatly enhance the independence of the person he was matched with by picking up dropped items, opening doors, helping with laundry, and bridging the social gap that a disability sometimes brings.
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Lyft's also adding an opt-in option to get matched with another passenger on your route and Lyft will knock a few bucks off the ride and promise just as timely an arrival.
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Often, patients are added to a waiting list to be matched with a deceased donor, and they may have to go on dialysis for kidney failure while they wait months or even years.
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"This guidance means that new issuance by private enterprises, new bonds will need to be matched (with CDS), regardless of the use of proceeds," said one source close to the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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Only 7.9 percent of ride initiators matched with an additional rider — Uber used to call these riders a "minion" — but the company needed a higher match rate to make Pool work at scale.
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A great example is on a random school day I had one of our college reps walk into a lecture with 200 students pretending that she matched with the classroom's professor on Tinder.
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Before a foster takes an animal home, they are interviewed by a RACC staff member, so that each foster can be matched with the pet that is the best fit for their lifestyle.
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So when Teigen was matched with John Krasinski, star of The Office and A Quiet Place, instead of her musician husband John Legend, she turned to her 10.6 million Twitter followers for support.
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The update doesn't stop you from being matched with users who don't want queer or transgender partners, which CEO Sean Rad said was how transgender users were being attacked in the first place.
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Details: When users share their body weight, blood pressure, menstrual cycle, or pregnancy status with certain apps, that information is sent to Facebook and often matched with the Facebook profile of that user.
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This analysis demonstrates how the college affordability problem plays out across the country even when the average Pell Grant is matched with federal loans, state and institutional grants and part-time work wages.
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To make deposits into virtual coin wallets, cryptocurrency traders will need to identify themselves with their real names at the exchange and have those matched with information at local banks by Jan. 30.
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The auction house says the paper version of the speech was "photo-matched with ironclad certainty" and was originally picked up by a construction worker tasked with dismantling the DNC stage in Denver.
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Since the number of people who need lung transplants is much higher than the number of lungs available, it can takes months or even years before a person is matched with new lungs.
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Eighteen were fairly easily matched with their proper gravesite because they either were partially contained within their vaults or they had identification written on paper stored in water-tight tubes, city officials said.
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That data is matched with the woman's age, and if applicable, the ages of her children to compute the likelihood of an impending pregnancy, says Jonathan Rende, Castlight's chief research and development officer.
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For more visit TechCrunch's in-depth article: Giving millions Google is donating an initial $2 million for a crisis fund that can be matched with up to $2 million in donations from employees.
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The flaws they'd seen the first year could be easily fixed — there were simple ways to make sure no one matched with their siblings — but for now, their proof of concept had worked.
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Anything that has the potential to end can be matched with some factor that promises to hasten that end — and what is there in the universe that cannot, in theory, cease to exist?
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Others said they usually got their cuddling fix from casual dates they matched with on dating apps, but they wanted to try the cuddling aspect without the disappointing sex that usually preceded it.
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Spears took to the 2011 Billboard Music Awards stage in Las Vegas wearing a BDSM-inspired outfit, which matched with duet partner Rihanna in this black leather leotard with mask and even chains.
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When they use dating apps then, they&aposd only be matched with people would don&apost have those same disease genes so the likelihood they pass them onto their future children is slim.
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Improving cultureWhen matched with the right job and reasonable supports, studies from the Institute for Corporate Productivity show that workers with cognitive differences have a real impact on their team and company culture.
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Now, the tech industry is rushing to challenge the $800 billion trucking industry&aposs biggest companies and to automate the process in which America&aposs 1.8 million truck drivers are matched with jobs.
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The kids were letting the dogs strain ahead instead of following, and the "energies" were all over the place: Eager and cautious teenagers were randomly mixed and matched with anxious or assertive dogs.
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A rep for the Portland PD tells us they ran the plate -- it matched with Abby -- so they went to her home (1 mile away) and located her there a short time later.
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Riders have to make mental calculation about the money they could potentially save and weigh it against the likelihood of getting matched with someone else and the uncertainty that getting matched gives you.
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Yes. And matched with his larger build (2500-foot-2000 and 229 pounds), he's the kind of player his opponents may wish they never had to catch when they try to tackle him.
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The Redditor who was matched with Gates did just that, and gave what seems to be the perfect gift for the billionaire philanthropist: a donation to the International Rescue Committee in Bill Gates' name.
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Here's how it works: At the self-service airport kiosk or at the counter, you can have a photo taken that's matched with your passport photo in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) database.
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Dating app Hinge is participating in "National Day of Unplugging" with a promotion encouraging users turn off the ability to find new dates in order to go out with people they've already matched with.
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Tree Knees takes some of that famous Catskill Mountains sweet maple syrup and gets it all mixed up with some chili peppers, creating a taste that is best matched with roasted vegetables or bacon.
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Work from the back catalogs of designers like Alexander McQueen and Yves Saint Laurent was matched with corresponding selections from the museum's Asian art collection or projections from films made or set in China.
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His linework, panel layout and composition, and effortless style (matched with Tamra Bonvillain's colors) are some of the best in the business right now, and couldn't have found a better fit than Doom Patrol.
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The fund, which was announced by GoFundMe's CEO Rob Solomon, was started with an initial donation of $10,000 from New Age guru Deepak Chopra, which was then matched with a donation from GoFundMe itself.
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The film was clearly influenced by the scrap-tech approach featured in the original Star Wars, matched with the kind of practical design approach that artist Ron Cobb used in his work on Alien.
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" He outlined a plan to change the whole Tinder experience after a match is made, featuring "a rich dynamic content experience bringing you deep into the activities of the people you've already matched with.
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The urgency to throw out the old and offensive is rarely matched with an equal desire to replace it, particularly when the hotness of grief has cooled and the dead are a distant memory.
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It used to be that anyone over 13 with a Facebook account could use the app, though people ages 13 to 133 could only be matched with people in that same four-year range.
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But because applicants would be submitting a complete ordering of European Union countries they are applying for, they could still be matched with, say, their second, or third choice, instead of being rejected outright.
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From mesh styles layered under dresses at Jason Wu to lace pieces matched with two-piece suits at Alexander Wang — you don't have to show it all off, that is, unless you want to.
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Users are asked to take an on-site survey, responding to a series of statements with a scaled response (from strongly agree to strongly disagree), in order to be matched with potentially compatible flatmates.
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This subject matched with these participants must seem highly suspect to many: Kristeva is a world-famous psychoanalyst and feminist theorist and Philippe Sollers a novelist, critic, and magazine editor well known in France.
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It's a blessing that I'm fighting him because I had to work on those things anyway, but being matched with him will allow me to test how much I've progressed in an actual fight.
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On uberPOOL trips, where passengers share a ride and split the cost, riders may be charged a fee if they cancel their ride after getting matched with a driver no matter the time frame.
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Although it worked—he could perform blind readings based on inkblot answers that consistently matched with other psychiatrists' understandings of their patients—the Swiss psychiatrist didn't have a robust theory of why it worked.
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An explorer wearing wide trousers under cardigans tied to the waist, Ferretti's 1970s-inspired safari rangers also strutted in flared leggings matched with field jackets or short skirts paired with cropped jackets with pockets.
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Some riders in the city will now be randomly matched with a self-driving car — which will have a driver behind the wheel in case the car cannot handle a section of the trip.
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After the Diamondbacks (78-70) grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first inning against Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel, Houston matched with a two-run bottom half against Arizona left-hander Robbie Ray.
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" Another person familiar with the meeting said Democrats were willing to go along with $54 billion in annual defense spending, as long as it was "matched with an equal increase on [the] nondefense side.
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Even though contributions from the bundlers themselves were not, in general, eligible to be matched with public money if they were doing business with the city, the individual contributions within their bundles did qualify.
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It's also worth noting that, according to both Uber and Lyft, if a driver gives a passenger a three-star rating or lower, they will never be matched with that passenger in the future.
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If I were a dude who matched with you on an app and then went looking for your work, I can see being overwhelmed by the number of jokes about how bad men are.
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Then, in the instant Grace took her first breath of life, I became her mom, after a nearly interminable two-year roller coaster of waiting and hoping to be matched with a birth mother.
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Because these companies control what advertisements get matched with specific content, such as postings made by the Islamic State, the lawsuit argues that they are no longer just hosting content but actually creating it.
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He told reporters that he wanted his second agency to be more like his first, the Office of Management and Budget, where career employees are matched with appointees who serve at the president's pleasure.
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In the summer of 2014, Mr. Stumbaugh, 35, was matched with Brooke Stuard, a single mom who also lived in Austin but grew up in a small farming community just outside San Angelo, Tex.
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I decide to message a guy I matched with on Bumble because he's cute and has something weird in his profile about not letting women see him eat until the fourth or fifth date.
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But once the biofuel is burned, it releases the carbon dioxide from which it was made, meaning projects to re-use carbon still need to be matched with CCS to eradicate the emissions permanently.
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On Friday, 23-year-old fashion and lifestyle blogger Amanda Johnson was matched with a campaign, that's since been removed, that would pay her to post her support for 2020 presidential candidate Cory Booker.
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Havenly allows cash-strapped young professionals, eager to replicate the dreamy interiors showcased on Instagram, to pick a designer from the platform's network or take an online style survey to be matched with one.
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" Another person familiar with the meeting said Democrats were willing to go along with $21625 billion in annual defense spending, as long as it was "matched with an equal increase on [the] nondefense side.
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The opening public price was determined by buy and sell orders collected by the NYSE from broker-dealers and a designated market maker's determination of where buy orders could be matched with sell orders.
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Then they walk to the pickup point, join any passengers they've been matched with along the way and get dropped off in the vicinity of their destination and walk the rest of the way there.
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When calculating the upfront price of rides, Uber takes into account things like the expected time and distance, as well as the likelihood that a rider will be matched with another passenger on shared rides.
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"For example, when the likelihood is comparatively very high, the user may not be matched with any provider, or limited to providers with experience or training with users having an unusual state," the patent states.
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It currently lists two primary causes for hosts to support — refugees and evacuees — and hosts will then be matched with trusted organizations like the International Rescue Committee (IRC) that specialize in these areas of need.
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The woman had matched with Christopher Castillo on an app, picked him up at his parents' house in Rhode Island, and now here he was in her Nissan Maxima, chugging wine in the passenger seat.
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Mr Aghion contends that structural reforms should be matched with increased macroeconomic flexibility—in the Italian case leeway to support debt-ridden banks and temporarily running higher budget deficits: things Brussels (and Berlin) has resisted.
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Science is increasingly specialized, big and so information-saturated that experts can struggle to keep up in their own fields, fueling debate about whether the massive investments are being matched with novel findings and solutions.
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In June of 2016 Emelianenko was matched with the one-dimensional light heavyweight, Fabio Maldonado and 'won' via being the president of the Russian MMA Union and keeping his pulse going until the final bell.
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Brooklyn's wish was a huge success: all seven of the puppies found homes, and three cats, two guinea pigs and an older dog were also matched with forever families as a result of the event.
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According to BJ Fogg, who directs research at Stanford's Behavior Design Lab, in order for change to happen people need to be matched with behaviors that they both want to do and actually can do.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 3.83 percent of matched voters.
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The North Carolina study found that 703 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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Williams wore a sparkling black tuxedo coat matched with a pleated skirt and black sneakers - "can you imagine Armani's face when I emailed him what I wanted to wear?" the singer told the ecstatic crowd.
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Imagine a surgeon asking a Siri-like digital assistant in the operations theater about the options available in a risky operation, based on the patient's medical history matched with a global database of similar cases.
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As Jim Dalrymple explains on his blog The Loop, some people saw a live version of a song matched with the studio version because of Apple Music's use of metadata over more advanced matching technologies.
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Models wore chiffon flower-patterned skirts with elaborate tops, silk ankle-high trousers in vivid hues were matched with long coats with ginkgo leaf designs and sleek black short coats sat over graphic patterned tops.
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DPAA was able to identify the two soldiers quickly because their remains included partial skulls with teeth that could matched to dental records and clavicle bones that could be matched with military X-ray records.
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Rather than truck drivers needing to call or email freight brokers, the leaders of these new ventures — many of whom come from outside of the trucking world — say truckers can be autonomously matched with loads.
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Vox in June collected 115 times Trump tweeted skepticism about climate change, saying his consistency matched with his decision at the time to withdraw from the Paris climate accord, which aims to curb carbon emissions.
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A Sysomos word cloud showing the frequency of words matched with "moving" and "brexit" over the past two days offered some insight into a few other possible destinations, including your parents' garage, academia, and Vegas.
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Roddy has seen his teammate fight on a number of occasions at the higher weight and predicts that a lot of the division will be catching forty winks should they get matched with the Irishman.
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To everyone's surprise, however, Mr. Castillejo quickly matched with several donors, including a German one — perhaps a legacy from his half-Dutch father — who carried a crucial mutation called delta 1503 that hinders H.I.V. infection.
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Matched with fellow unbeaten prospect Ashley Cummins for her debut, Calderwood justified her hype when she delivered a perfectly placed knee to the body of her opponent to end the bout in the first round.
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It had been one of the most fortuitous marriages in recent college sports: a proud power brought low by a memorabilia scandal, matched with a brilliant native son in need of a change of scenery.
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Ms. Golenia and Mr. Gynd met in Brooklyn in June 2015 — she lived in Greenpoint and he in nearby Bushwick — shortly after he searched for "feminist dating apps," and subsequently matched with her on Bumble.
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Ashleigh Barty, above after winning on Sunday, is No. 1 among women as she faces Petra Kvitova, and Sofia Kenin is matched with Ons Jabeur, the first Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam quarterfinals.
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I tried to cancel an UberPOOL ride a couple of minutes after requesting one (I was matched with a driver on a poor route), but was warned I would have to pay a cancellation fee.
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For example, in 2017, he was matched with a cat lover, sending off a giant load of feline-themed gifts, including a large stuffed cartoon cat and $750 in donations to her favorite animal charities.
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Prior to Kavanaugh's nomination, the group were also asked to join a coalition of political advocacy groups that were expected to promote whoever the president chose as long as they matched with the network's principles.
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Uber says Express Pool solves the main pain point of standard Pool — the wild inconsistency of travel time, which happens when you get matched with someone who takes the driver hugely out of the way.
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Within a few minutes, you should receive a phone call from SmartAsset&aposs concierge team to confirm your identify — the final step before they send your contact information off to the advisers you matched with.
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Once the images on their passports are matched with the images from the machine and their identities are confirmed, they place their bags on the belt; the machine weighs the bags and moves them on.
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Family members can sign on as proxies for job seekers, and because the system can be made available in prisons and jails, employers can be matched with people who are still incarcerated and nearing release.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 303, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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"Non-mining capital stock is historically very low; improvements in capacity utilisation rates have not been matched with by investment; and firms remain in good financial shape to fund investment, with large cash holdings," said Emmett.
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Although Blood Wars is ostensibly an action movie, it often comes across more as an occult fashion show, a guide to the ways in which black clothing can be mixed and matched with other black clothing.
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It's no surprise, then, that some incels have called for a version of "sexual Marxism," or a system in which every person is somehow matched with a partner of a similar level of wealth and attractiveness.
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Worse, the person we were matched with used a pickup address that was about 400 feet away from where she was actually standing, and brought another person to the carpool when she only requested one seat.
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On a dating app, though, you're guaranteed to be matched with fresh faces in your age range, and there's the excitement that this could turn into something, even if you're not super invested in that happening.
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Filld customers have to leave their gas flaps open each time, and they're charged a delivery fee up to $5 on top of the price of fuel, which is matched with the cheapest nearby gas station.
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Each Powerpack 2, scalable from 200 kWh to 100+ MWh, is matched with a Tesla inverter, which is, according to Tesla, the lowest cost, highest efficiency and highest power density utility-scale inverter on the market.
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First joining Jim in the creation of Rowlf the Dog (on display alongside Henson's original sketches) Sahlin's background in puppetry and special effects, when matched with Henson's designs, produced a rare alchemy of imagination and function.
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"We did studies of mentorship where we randomized which students were matched with entrepreneurs or with VCs, and various other alumni who may have had successful careers but who never actually started a business," says Eesley.
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You're searching for an Uber or Lyft on the respective ride-hailing app and you see a car icon crawling nearby ... but even though it's temptingly close, that doesn't mean you'll be matched with that car.
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What's interesting with these two players is how well they could potentially play off each other, with Drouin's increasingly impressive playmaking matched with Galchenyuk's excellent goal scoring giving Montreal an exciting and explosive one-two punch.
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"One of the hallmarks of America's VetDogs is its meticulous matching program to ensure that each student is matched with the dog that best suits that person's mobility, personality, lifestyle, and physical needs," their website says.
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Even Spears's failed 2007 performance remains more notable than any recent VMA musical number, but fans will always wonder what could have been if "Gimme More" was matched with promo as good as its sonic qualities.
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We could go out and find sustainable, scalable, affordable plant sources for ingredients that matched — with respect to the salient biochemical properties — the molecular components of meat, and then use that to make our own meat.
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Grid lines and checkerboard-patterned mugs and bowls can be mixed and matched with plates and saucers that bear geometric leaf and petal patterns in bright hues of lawn green, marigold yellow, aquamarine and burnt orange.
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In May, Noel, now 14, was matched with a big brother through Catholic Big Sisters & Big Brothers, an affiliate of Catholic Charities, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
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Whether your dream manicure is shimmery and neutral or glossy and dark, you can find six fall-inspired shades — all begging to be matched with knits and leather boots — in Essie's aptly-named collection, Sweater Weather.
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The official Chinese figures suggest a strong yearly growth in voluntary organ donations, which could explain the apparent ease with which patients in China are able to be matched with organs when in need of transplants.
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Even if he'd been born earlier, I'd never have hesitated; I fell in love with him as soon as I matched with his birth mother, understanding, too, that she had every right to change her mind.
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They have spent thousands of dollars in fees, scaled a mountain of paperwork and waited nearly five years, but Caroline and Jason Lankford have yet to be matched with the Ethiopian child they long to adopt.
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In interviews here, attendees frequently cited Harris's sparring matches with Sessions and others as proof of the kind of toughness she might exhibit if matched with President Trump when he runs for re-election in 473.
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Green finished with six-under-par 64 and for a long time it looked like his score would not be matched, with the wind whipping up in the afternoon at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club.
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So far, Tillis, Lankford and Perdue have steadfastly insisted that granting Dreamers a path to citizenship must be matched with ending the immigration preference given to non-nuclear family members of citizens and permanent legal residents.
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The study tested "one-to-one" checks, used to match someone against a passport or ID card, as well as "one-to-many" searches, where someone is matched with a single record in a larger database.
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The closest thing I've had in the past is when a guy I matched with was at the same coffee shop as me, then messaged me after I left to let me know he saw me.
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Although wages and prices tend to move in tandem over long periods, inflation erodes household purchasing power if it is not matched with similar increases in wages, and it eats away the value of households' savings.
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We showed up, got matched with the other two single guys in the group, and didn't once stop to think about the fact that we'd be announcing our new, completely staged relationship status to the entire world.
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"We all agreed that we're optimistic about this opportunity but we're determined, we're determined to keep up the campaign of maximum pressure until we see words matched with deeds and a real progress toward denuclearization," McMaster said.
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"When matched with last week's blockbuster GDP read, it seems we're on far stronger fundamental footing than we may have thought just a few months ago," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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The majority have been matched with a parent, but the government is still trying to find parents for 71 children in its care, Jonathan White, from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, told the court.
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In a public Facebook post Thursday, Erica Denae Meshke alleged she met with a man she matched with on Tinder in early November, and the two agreed to meet in the lobby of a Milwaukee apartment building.
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"We all agreed that we're optimistic about this opportunity, but we're determined, we're determined to keep up the campaign of maximum pressure until we see words matched with deeds and a real progress toward denuclearization," McMaster said.
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Soft hues were broken with black trousers matched with white men's jackets and sailor-like models wearing blue trousers and wide light blue jumpers with "E" and "A" lettering on them opened the way to brighter colors.
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The subdued island grooves, matched with lush synthesizers, was one of many futuristic preludes Aaliyah left behind to inform soul singers who'd later utilize similar electronic sounds in the early 903s to create more lucid, upbeat jams.
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Price: $149/room for the Classic package (Includes designer, 10 days design time, unlimited revisions, space planning, shopping list and floor plan.) Designer: Nancy Schoolmeesters Process: After filling out a design brief, I was matched with Nancy.
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The startup spent the summer completing a security audit by Trail Of Bits and adding 26 hedge fund partners who will trade with Compound, offering liquidity to independent investors looking to be matched with borrowers or lenders.
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After Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore said they could take no more people, Canada agreed to welcome 60,153 over three years, as long as each government-supported refugee was matched with one who was privately sponsored.
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"The members of Congress who were falsely matched with the mugshot database we used in the test include Republicans and Democrats, men and women, and legislators of all ages, from all across the country," the ACLU notes.
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The owner, Bryan Villanti, has taken over the space formerly home to Tony's Asian Fusion, and the renovation of this small room now includes handsome paneled walls of reclaimed wood, matched with a more honky-tonk motif.
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With shows like Insecure and Atlanta catering to current and young black audiences, the treatment of black hair when matched with 20 years of wigs and cookie-cutter chemical care, serves as a fostering of new mentalities.
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Honestly, at this point, I thought the story would fall apart, and I'd have to come up with some conclusion about how nobody matched with me because people generally don't have time for this kind of foolishness.
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Matched with the vocals of Olly Alexander of Years & Years, translated to the visual beat of frame-by-frame animations, Ménard's contemporary comic book-style of opaque geometric shapes, noise textures, and line drawings are perfect complements.
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The collection of versatile, fashion-forward basics is designed to be mixed and matched with everything in your closet and features everything from denim, leggings, and t-shirts to trendy bike shorts, belt bags, and mule heels.
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Read More Vanessa Golenia and Peter Medley met in Brooklyn in June 2015 — she lived in Greenpoint and he in nearby Bushwick — shortly after he searched for "feminist dating apps," and subsequently matched with her on Bumble.
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Anti-US demonstrations in Iran were matched with protests in American cities and other countries that pushed back on the possibility of the US entering a war and sending thousands of more troops to the Middle East.
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But valuable advertiser options like Customer Match, where campaigns can upload a list of prospective voters' emails or phone numbers and then have that "matched" with their online profiles, will no longer be available to political candidates.
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First down the catwalk was a geometric outfit with an off-the-shoulder, deep v-neck jacket in ocean blue and red and yellow stripes, matched with a knee-length skirt in the same symmetrical lined motif.
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In the fixed-income space, inflow trends were a bit more evenly matched with actively managed funds seeing $145 billion of net inflows compared with $191 billion of inflows into bond exchange-traded funds in that period.
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The South London electronic artist delivers a powerful punch of a sound—capturing the kinetic energy of Yeezus-era Kanye West but strangely and smartly matched with the beautiful melodic force of early TV on the Radio.
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It will also, I know from personal experience, recycle people you have matched with and then unmatched later, or even people you have exchanged phone numbers with and then unmatched after a handful of truly "whatever" dates.
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