Covering lagoons also minimizes the risk that lagoons could overflow.
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It's everything you love about Twitter, except it minimizes Nazis.
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This gaming monitor has AMD FreeSync technology, which minimizes distortions.
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It minimizes the politics at the heart of Marshall's project.
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"[The design] minimizes impact on the environment." said Dr. Tan.
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As the molly kicks in, the desire to drink minimizes.
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"Microbe and Gasoline" minimizes the class differences between the boys.
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This results in automatic diversification, which minimizes your overall risk.
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But a deep tunnel minimizes conflicts with existing utility infrastructure.
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This means there should be some height that minimizes this survivability.
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Minimizing your Bluetooth usage minimizes your exposure to very real vulnerabilities.
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Instagram is testing floating Story Tray that minimizes when scrolling pic.twitter.
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An added bonus: The ingredient also minimizes the appearance of wrinkles.
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Instead, the best scientific research minimizes bias and controls for variables.
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A water-resistant cream that minimizes frizz even in serious humidity
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But a clean and honest break minimizes the going-forward drama.
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The process also minimizes lint, an often overlooked cause of pollution.
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That minimizes the impact in the case of an insider breach.
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The downside of this is that it minimizes control over playback.
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An obsession with rankings obscures and invariably minimizes this essential truth.
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The narrative minimizes, maybe even conceals, China's true role and ambition.
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This minimizes the amount of space taken up by steering machinery.
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Selling off stock minimizes his overall say in how Twitter is run.
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Holding witness interviews in private minimizes political grandstanding by lawmakers and witnesses.
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It only minimizes the real-life stories of teens in that situation.
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This attitude minimizes or denies the obligations we have toward future generations.
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This saves a ton of money for developers and minimizes traffic disruption.
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Ultimately, that pricing minimizes the amount of new entrants into the ecosystem.
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On the one hand, the professionalism is good, it minimizes the damage.
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Activists have said the phrase minimizes hardships faced specifically by African Americans.
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By knowing from which direction they are coming, he minimizes injury risk.
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However, the research shows, dollar-cost averaging minimizes the potential for regret.
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Sentencing policy should provide a framework that minimizes errors, including unwarranted disparities.
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We need a good, clean exit which minimizes disruption and maximizes opportunity.
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First, it's possible to maintain a clean hot tub that minimizes risk.
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This creates less tension on the scalp and minimizes the chance of breakage.
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This minimizes the potential of users to fall into echo chambers, suggests Bhat.
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This dilutes the grassroots advocates message effectiveness and often minimizes the activist's voice.
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" Beinart wrote that this approach "minimizes Trump's misdeeds without appearing to defend them.
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That Goguen is no longer a partner of Sequoia certainly minimizes the damage.
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Following proper security hygiene guidelines, including limiting access to machines, minimizes those threats.
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This antiquated belief minimizes the deep despair and hopelessness many young people experience.
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He minimizes his coaches' mismanagement, conservative approach and penchant for early-down running.
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But doing so minimizes the unique contributions of each of these strong women.
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This is wildly misleading, and it minimizes the disruption the order has caused.
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The low pressure minimizes friction and air resistance, greatly reducing the power needed.
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I know I can't fix it, but keeping the house tidy minimizes his stress.
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In fact, most coverage completely minimizes the work of employees at these women's companies.
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It also builds up economies and trade and minimizes the risk of political instability.
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Other than that it moisturizes and minimizes shine, which is perfect for the summer.
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On one hand it makes us more productive and it also minimizes the risk.
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Its tight construction further minimizes deformation of tread blocks when changing direction, improving grip.
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None of this minimizes the unexpected headwinds facing renewable energy after the recent elections.
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Prescribing a legal opioid — either methadone or a newer drug, buprenorphine — minimizes this risk.
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Placing meat on the bottom also minimizes the risk of drips and cross-contamination.
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We designed an orbit around Jupiter that minimizes exposure to Jupiter's harsh radiation environment.
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He minimizes transportation costs and searches for flight deals on the likes of Skiplagged.
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New York's focus on experience elevates quality and minimizes risk of injury or death.
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This doesn't have to be the case because a corner layout actually minimizes footprint.
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First, it minimizes harassment and assault, likening these behaviors to harmless games or roughhousing.
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" Hoffman added: "There's an urgency to ensure that AI benefits society and minimizes harm.
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The show at once romanticizes and minimizes suicide, which is something art sometimes does.
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But he minimizes the gore, piercing the soul with mood and compelling human conflict.
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The farm recycles and reuses water, purging it every three weeks, which minimizes waste.
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The Vaporfly's design minimizes that lost energy, giving runners more bang for the buck.
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He also minimizes the effect that unconscious biases have on women in the workplace.
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Maintaining fuel diversity also minimizes the zero-sum politics of an all-renewables grid.
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With those huge returns, a Roth IRA minimizes the taxes you have to pay.
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He makes most of these comments in a joking tone, which minimizes their inappropriateness.
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This minimizes teachers' incentives to improve student performance or push students for better outcomes.
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With DIFBC, glowing skin shows less discoloration and unevenness while SPF protection minimizes future damage.
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This minimizes the potential for clogging pores and exacerbating or creating acne and other issues.
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"Low Power Mode reduces display brightness, optimizes device performance, and minimizes system animations," Apple explains.
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The funny thing is, my strategy actually minimizes the risk of me losing a game.
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Stout hopes that in the future, he can design a voice system that minimizes distraction.
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Nevertheless, the article minimizes the key point that Title IX is an anti-discrimination statute.
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He figured out a way to forge a small alliance in a way that minimizes damage.
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Passive owners of pass-through entities get their income redefined in a way that minimizes taxation.
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So it minimizes the kind of bullying dynamic that could be so prevalent on these apps.
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The car has an aerodynamic design that minimizes airflow through its body, which helps increase range.
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Wetter weather during the rest of the year minimizes the risk of fires at other times.
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Mr. Chappelle's approach varies, but generally speaking, he denounces the actions and minimizes or mitigates them.
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But it's done in a highly elegant fashion that minimizes the thought and the mechanisms required.
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While understandable, giving in to this impulse minimizes the chance of finding unexpected joy and connection.
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While Disney minimizes the gore, it does like to have fun with its catalog of villains.
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Using similar technology to Dyson's bladeless fans, the dryer simulates natural drying and minimizes heat damage.
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And while some point to the gun as the problem, that minimizes the over-arching issues.
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Not that she minimizes her political commitments, which are matter-of-factly feminist and bluntly democratic.
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She never minimizes her success in the humble-brag way most of us have come to hate.
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It's better understood that same-sex relationships can be and often are monogamous, which minimizes risky behavior.
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This minimizes latency and reduces the change of packet loss as traffic moves across Google's own cables.
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For instance, find a cheaper parking spot that minimizes walking time or locate your closest favorite restaurant.
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He said digital therapy is designed to be used alongside drugs like buprenorphine, which minimizes withdrawal symptoms.
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But to fully realize clean energy benefits, we also need to lead on planning that minimizes conflicts.
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Kasich getting second also minimizes Cruz's gains — and Cruz is by far the bigger threat to Trump.
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Filtering serious issues of advocacy through the prism of Swift's bubblegum pop persona minimizes the subject matter.
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The shooter Sublevel Zero, for example, has a blocky, pixelated, neon look, which minimizes the screendoor effect.
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Quicker diagnosis enables the correct rapid treatment, minimizes hospitalization rates and reduces the over-prescription of antibiotics.
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Passengers can choose to pay for a bundled ticket, which is more expensive but minimizes extra charges.
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This should come as no surprise, when the culture minimizes sexual assault, disbelieves survivors and pardons perpetrators.
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So you should do what makes you feel comfortable and minimizes the risk of exposure in general.
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Proton therapy is best known for treating pediatric brain cancers, where it minimizes damage to the brain.
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It makes it easier to flip your veggies and minimizes the chances they'll fall through the grates. 5.
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Plus, limiting locations of the fast-food restaurant also minimizes competition while giving the chain an exclusive appeal.
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In contrast to dirty data, "clean data" is supported by rigorous scientific experimentation that minimizes variability and biases.
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It reportedly minimizes coverage of the Russia investigation and refrains from covering the troubles of the White House.
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This minimizes parts and cuts manufacturing time, while allowing for flexibility in changing rocket designs, Ellis told Axios.
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That minimizes drag and increases downforce to keep the CLA 45 stuck to the ground under hard acceleration.
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Twitter Lite minimizes data usage, which makes it more accessible in regions where data plans are too expensive.
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That ability to make "native" payments should help accelerate commerce on the platform simply because it minimizes friction.
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Invisible cloaks around everyone, and underneath each one a different living system that minimizes its own free energy.
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The local anesthetic has a lot of adrenaline in it, which is a vasoconstrictor, so minimizes the bleeding.
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Villaneva and Gary Waugaman said the monthly testing is not foolproof; it minimizes, but doesn't eliminate, the risks.
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Beaming high-energy lasers into the skies sounds sketchy, but not if drone infrastructure minimizes and compartmentalizes accidents.
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Trump is very, very, very good at performing masculinity in a way that belittles and minimizes fellow men.
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So a primer in pale green can mute redness, lavender minimizes ashy tones and yellow brightens dull skin.
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It minimizes wasted votes, encourages turnout and produces a House that nobody could claim distorts the popular will.
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"It guarantees or minimizes the possibility that these small towns will succumb or disappear with time," he said.
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Next, ask questions in a way that minimizes the situation so the employee isn't immediately on the defensive.
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The country has "a President who minimizes his own intelligence community, and that is quite astounding," he said.
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This sort of roll, correctly done, minimizes a fall's full force by distributing the impact across the body.
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Decreasing cortisol levels minimizes stress and enables you to think more clearly, particularly in difficult and challenging situations.
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You can disassemble the device with ease, and each part is dishwasher-safe, which minimizes the fuss of cleanup.
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Kids can see inside from any angle; the clear acrylic construction minimizes reflection and glare from harsh hospital lighting.
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Step up your dad's dog poop game and consider buying this high tech pooper scooper that minimizes fecal contact.
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That's why it's so important to seek asymmetric risk — the kind that maximizes potential gain and minimizes potential loss.
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Watch how she transforms her hair — and minimizes damage with Pantene's Repair & Protect collection — throughout the week, just below.
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It has a powerful processor that minimizes image noise while boosting sharpness and color accuracy for a lifelike picture.
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Transportation research has traditionally assumed that drivers are very rational and choose the optimal route that minimizes travel time.
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Ignoring the vitriol from the past year grossly minimizes the very dark forces that emerged throughout Donald Trump's campaign.
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It also shouldn't serve anything that includes more than two ingredients, which minimizes any wait times for a refill.
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Part of maintaining broad support requires that the program be operated in a way that minimizes fraud and waste.
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Finally, I will ensure the Commission minimizes the burdens on legitimate business as we carry out this vital work.
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Spending time with an S.O. invariably minimizes the amount of one-on-one time you can spend with sandwiches.
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They can enact a merit-based immigration system that minimizes the number of people who rely on public assistance.
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It also minimizes the potential damage a hacker can do because it's not tied to any important online accounts.
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But they say he must do so in an ordered fashion that minimizes mistakes and keeps him on message.
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Having this wealth of data minimizes credit risk and is quite important in deciding whether to make a loan.
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The new dock will start, by default, on the People screen, which minimizes the feeling of change for upgraders.
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On reflection, the overused Gretzky aphorism atop this column minimizes the danger of ignoring that advice regarding COVID-19.
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A secretive clerical aristocracy designs a church governance system that minimizes transparency and accountability for American crimes against Americans.
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Patients are sheltered from any incentive to shop for lower prices by insurance that minimizes out-of-pocket costs.
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The harness fits snugly, which minimizes the problematic chafing and pulling that can occur with other no-pull harnesses.
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"It minimizes their ability to connect and communicate with like-minded individuals from around the globe," Scrivens told Motherboard.
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It's an ionic dryer, which minimizes styling damage and maximizes shine, offering a pretty darn fast dry for under $2230.
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It's a clever enough cyberpunk idea, but it takes Reeves' essential blankness at face value, and minimizes his formidable physicality.
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Acting like it's something fun, quirky, and cute minimizes the experiences of the people who face these challenges every day.
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Comments like these disrespect those affected by sexual assault and minimizes the seriousness of a societal issue that affects millions.
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Ye created a quantum gas that allows the atoms to be held in a 3D matrix, which minimizes their interactions.
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This time around, however, the deal price tag is much smaller and the lack of manufacturing facilities also minimizes risk.
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"It's not fraud-proof," Mr. Peabody said, but he is confident that the volume of members minimizes any potential distortion.
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StriVectin-AR Advanced Retinol Intensive Night Moisturizer minimizes sensitivity with hydrating hyaluronic acid and shea butter, and antioxidant-packed resveratrol.
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Thanks to collagen, a powerhouse protein, it minimizes fine lines and wrinkles to create the appearance of tighter, smoother skin.
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The microphone comes with a Kevlar-reinforced cable and a foam pop shield that minimizes wind noise and vocal plosives.
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The house is more likely to be habitable after an earthquake, and the technology minimizes damage to windows and finishes.
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For the smaller property, a coiled or expandable hose is a good idea because it minimizes space occupied during storage.
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The bill minimizes the amount of work which can be conducted by freelancers and contractors without being considered full-timers.
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Such photo ops (which are abundant) slow people down, which minimizes congestion at the six elevators devoted to the observatory.
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This minimizes inventory waste and allows for constantly fresh items at a time when consumer appetite for newness is soaring.
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Instead, let's look at how to use cell phones in a way that minimizes potential damage to parent and child.
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"With this type of piece, you can encourage a lot of troll-like reactions, and Medium minimizes that," he said.
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"This position minimizes movement, because bodies are basically locked into each other and there's very little room for thrusting," Alpert says.
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Since 1958, the ban minimizes interference with the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, home to the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope.
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This minimizes the impact of the sanctions, said Senior Vice President Gary Simmons in a conference call with Wall Street analysts.
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This argument, by necessity, minimizes the associated risks that an affiliation with one of China's most prominent tech conglomerates might have.
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Ultimately, wireless power charging, particularly radio frequency, has the potential to offer a seamless charging experience that minimizes disruption in life.
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Its technical manager Wynand Nortje says its method of melting the plastic into the bitumen modifier minimizes the risk of microplastics.
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That allows for greater detail, according to the company, and Panasonic says its Venus engine still minimizes any unwanted moire effects.
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It's a good feature for subscribers that minimizes the chances of losing precious documents due to forgetting to back them up.
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Until then, we can rely on this charging dock that minimizes cable clutter and charges our Apple Watches and iPhones simultaneously.
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He also advocates for expansion of controversial "stand-your-ground" laws, and minimizes the rights of states to revoke gun permits.
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This method also saves on fuel and minimizes complications from bad weather, as the plane can simply fly over storm systems.
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It minimizes clean-up and maximizes the quality time a person hosting a party can spend with their family and friends.
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The Oculus Go minimizes friction and promotes a surprisingly capable baseline for bringing new consumers into VR for the first time.
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It also minimizes your movement and noise while you're sleeping, so you can ask your partner to retire their earplugs now.
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However, the law's sweeping language also whitewashes and minimizes the collaborative role that Polish people and institutions played during the Holocaust.
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A normal front-runner under normal circumstances minimizes his or her exposure, lest a moment be fumbled and a mistake made.
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To boot, the widened display of the S7 edge minimizes any headset light leakage from the curved display to imperceptible quantities.
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This delivery option minimizes person-to-person contact as part of social distancing measures in order to slow the virus' spread.
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"It minimizes it, it cutesies it up, and you needed a woman to say, 'Don't call it that,'" Ms. Knoll said.
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The salt minimizes the espresso's bitterness, intensifies the flavor of the chocolate and offers a savory contrast to the sugar's sweetness.
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It is a word that acknowledges problems without actually addressing them, that minimizes them in hopes that they'll just drift away.
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A diet that emphasizes vegetables, fruits and whole grains and minimizes saturated fat may be good for long-term cognitive health.
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In this space, light will follow the path that adheres to the "principle of least action"—that is, the path that minimizes the amount of time required to go from A to B. The principle explains why light bends when it moves from one material to another—the bent path is the one that minimizes the time taken.
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That minimizes the odds that basic income will lead to a big, sudden influx of new residents who render the system unsustainable.
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At least, that's what the automated-investment service Betterment hopes, as it announces a new algorithmic service today that minimizes tax drag.
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So Alec gives the Mason-Dixon boys a chance to save themselves, but minimizes the risk that it will rebound onto him.
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At the time, SpaceX argued that it had "designed a reliable fueling and launch process that minimizes" risk to people on board.
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Like the name implies, it also minimizes the appearance of pores to get you closer to the goal of an airbrushed look.
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On dry land, laying down—feet towards the blast—at least 15 feet away minimizes your chances of getting hit by shrapnel.
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This prevents you from accruing interest — which can be pretty high on rewards cards — and minimizes the chances you'll fall into debt.
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G-Sync, compared to V-Sync used in a traditional display, minimizes screen tearing and other graphical hitches without increasing input lag.
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It minimizes the crime, recasting the perpetrator as an innocent prankster and placing the burden of not being offended on the victim.
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In a statement, SpaceX maintained that it has "designed a reliable fueling and launch process that minimizes" the risks posed to people.
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But it is in keeping with decisions in other courts, which some analysts say minimizes the likelihood of a Supreme Court review.
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Listening to familiar music helps him feel more comfortable, he says, and minimizes his lingering vulnerability and hopelessness, even if only fleetingly.
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Google also offers up an additional "stabilize" option in the video edit settings, which minimizes the up-and-down effect even more.
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SpeakSee aims to do this (after crowdfunding, naturally) with a clever hardware design that minimizes setup friction and lets everyone communicate naturally.
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Allowing companies to produce in house also minimizes the risk of intellectual property theft – a major concern for defense and tech companies.
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She minimizes her browser and signs in to the screening panel—a term that's eerily close, she often thinks, to screaming panel.
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If the United States minimizes job growth in renewable energy fields, we will lose out economically now and for years to come.
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At the structural level, universities imported from industry a managerial model that minimizes interpersonal conflict in the interest of maximum "product" output.
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This 215-hour delivery system with vitamin C complex brightens the skin as it minimizes fine lines and wrinkles through collagen synthesis.
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Instead, the letter's signers use political distortion to maintain the status quo—a system which maximizes welfare enrollment and minimizes program integrity.
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The easiest thing is to put it down to midlife crisis, but that, of course, minimizes the pain he was responsible for.
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But this is a perfect example of how the veneer of political civility minimizes the true damage caused by extremists like King.
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The two impeachment articles are bundled into a single resolution, which minimizes the risk of either of them failing on their own.
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Today, the retiree can sell his or her shares selected in a fashion that minimizes taxable gains or for any other reason.
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To call the child's taunt "populism" at once minimizes the seriousness of his actions and strains the definition of populism beyond recognition.
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Critics contend that the memorial's expansion, to include a bigger focus on Iraq and Afghanistan, minimizes the enormous losses of earlier wars.
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Gaines often colors the squares following the numerical series, collapsing representational, logical, and aesthetic systems in a process that minimizes the artist's hand.
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And federal revenues will go up, because companies will have incentive to do what is most profitable, not what minimizes their tax liability.
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Ferrero tells Reuters that it refines palm oil at just under 200 degrees Celsius, using a low-pressure process that minimizes GE levels.
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This is how information that truly needs to be secure is protected, because it minimizes the ways highly sensitive information can be decrypted.
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And because of that, it just minimizes the chance of that actually being the murder weapon or a murder weapon in this case.
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US Special Operations Command declined to discuss how it minimizes disruption to normal phone service when using fake cell phone towers from aircraft.
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It's part of what minimizes the risks of dangerous state actors like North Korea and so forth is when you have those bridges.
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And the FCC must ensure that any proposal it considers in the future minimizes the impact on our ubiquitous and essential GPS services.
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"I have benefited … from the internet's unhealthy focus on opinion … the way the internet generally minimizes the need for physical action," she confesses.
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This level also offers access to the green roof, which cools the home, minimizes its bulk, and connects to the home's lush garden.
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When done well, meal planning both minimizes food waste and allows you to save money, too, as you'll rely on impulsive takeout less.
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It distracts and divides governments from the fight against criminal groups, opening up plenty of room for maneuver, and chaos minimizes regional cooperation.
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There's the very real argument that giving people a megaphone to harass and bully minimizes other people's ability to have unrestricted speech themselves.
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The belief that the family will be there is a dangerous one for our country because it minimizes the importance of helping caregivers.
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And we will make sure the new law minimizes the burden on start-ups, so we don't accidentally make it harder to innovate.
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"We actually try to design things that really minimizes that not just for one particular type of woman, but for all women," she said.
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KURTZ: There is a lot of focus on the letter because the feeling was it minimizes what actually happened at that Trump Tower meeting.
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Crucially, the CEO minimizes the ad-targeting aspects of the data Google collects, even though advertising is at the core of Google's business model.
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She's doing what she wanted — taking direct, personal, not-afraid-to-fight action — but in a way that minimizes the danger to the smallfolk.
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That's the beauty of Rylo, a tiny 360 camera that minimizes the skill required and makes it easy to get the shots you want.
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But, at least when installed in a geographically distant gallery, the painting's impersonal vantage point minimizes the coastal region's imperiled, ground-level climate realities.
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Having compassion for #MarkSalling in no way minimizes his crimes, nor does it minimize the pain and devastation of the victims of those crimes.
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Medical facilities dispose of bodily tissue, including embryonic and fetal tissue, in a sanitary manner that minimizes exposure to pathogens and risk of infection.
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Tala and Branch argue that their technology, which relies on an algorithm that builds a financial profile of customers, minimizes the risk of default.
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Just as a cell is a Markov-blanketed system that minimizes free energy in order to exist, so are tribes and religions and species.
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The design minimizes the shade to nearly none, and the LED lights are hidden inside the architecture, so light seems to appear from nowhere.
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That minimizes the effect of rough weather on the craft — but it is still self-righting in case it capsizes in major wave action.
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Still, she has shown how financing could be done in a way that minimizes new burdens for most Americans while delivering big new benefits.
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Gersh told CNN earlier this year she believed reducing the Daily Stormer readers to simply "trolls" minimizes the impact they had on her life.
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Mr. Kepel sees individuals as cogs in a system — part of a classically French, structuralist tradition that minimizes the role of individual human agency.
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They are based on the premise to provide firms that don't currently offer plans with a simple alternative that minimizes administrative and legal burdens.
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"End-to-end traceability minimizes food waste in product recalls by helping companies realize efficiency and uncover visibility across their supply chain," Wiltse says.
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According to Seabirds: Feeding Ecology and Role in Marine Ecosystems, kleptoparasitism is a survival strategy that minimizes the energy expenditure needed to obtain food.
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Keeping raw meat and poultry separate from fresh produce in your grocery bag, in your refrigerator and during food preparation also minimizes cross contamination.
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Like any decent shaving cream is supposed to do, Gillette Foamy Original Shaving Cream helps your razor glide smoothly and minimizes nicks and cuts.
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Having all the fast people board first actually minimizes parallelism: the last fast passenger is already seated before the first slow passenger gets settled.
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This view minimizes the role of a programmer, who, like a librarian, aims at preserving and presenting facts and data in a meaningful way.
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If you believe that what the agency suggests is objectionable, suggest an alternative that minimizes the costs or burdens but achieves the stated objectives.
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Trump's day has come to crack down on both partners in proliferation, with coercive diplomacy, that risks yet minimizes the need for war. Prof.
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To pull off this kind of high-stakes endeavor, you need to plan it in a way that minimizes your odds of being detected.
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Four apples may contain the same amount of sugar as 24 ounces of soda, but the slow rate of absorption minimizes the blood sugar surge.
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Drawing on tender moments with her dad, she minimizes the damage he's done to others and tells the world he's just rough around the edges.
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"Although seen as a way for victims to access justice and facilitate a prompt judgment, this practice minimizes the gravity of rape," the UNOCI said.
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The streaming giant still automatically minimizes the credits at the end of a movie or show, overly eager to jam something else into your eyeballs.
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It said also that it will utilize a new 'StatePoint Liquid Cooling' system technology, which the firm claims minimizes the consumption of water and power.
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Pros: Removes chlorine from hair, vegan formula, minimizes future build-upCons: Can be drying, not recommended for color-treated hair, not ideal for frequent use
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Studies have shown that eating more protein while you diet minimizes muscle loss, but it doesn't eliminate it, especially when your calories dip too low.
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The inherent defensive nature behind it minimizes Black Lives Matters' core message that people of color in America are disproportionately targeted and killed by police.
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Victims' advocates have long argued that the New Orleans archdiocese list of 57 credibly accused clergy, since expanded by six more names, minimizes the problem.
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When used to refer to the deliberate form of abuse that is strangulation, "choking" is very much a misnomer — and a dangerous one: It minimizes.
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The notion that a sports team can magically erase the pain and anguish inflicted on Charlottesville by white supremacists minimizes the severity of our trauma.
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Naturally, this not only improves the possibilities for surprise attack, but also minimizes the risk to the helicopters themselves by shortening their exposure to enemy fire.
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Think of it like Facebook's video player, which minimizes and moves to the side of your News Feed while you continue to scroll down the page.
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The high sloping windshield is the most eye-catching element of the exterior, which Bangle says minimizes exposure to direct sunlight and keeps the car cool.
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Its unique design minimizes the amount of space it takes up, while simultaneously keeping the Apple Watch's charging cable out of sight with a hidden channel.
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Letter To the Editor: "A Test for Israel in Gaza" (editorial, April 4) doesn't mention, or minimizes, basic facts that led to the situation in Gaza.
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I didn't get to try that in the Bluetooth-flooded MWC booth, but the very idea is praiseworthy and again minimizes interruptions to the VR experience.
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Eliminating this confusion can reduce the likelihood of rash emotional decisions down the road and minimizes the potential negative long-term impacts on your retirement readiness.
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His cooperation with the office of special counsel Robert Mueller minimizes the possibility that he will face the five-year maximum penalty possible under the statute.
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Rather than choosing and buying individual stocks, an investor owns a small piece of every company or asset in the index fund, which minimizes overall risk.
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If you're lucky to have saved enough money to leave the rat race early, you still need to a retirement strategy that minimizes taxes and penalties.
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This often comes with a moralizing storyline concluding that LGBTQ people are "just like" straight cis people—an argument that minimizes instead of celebrating our differences.
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The results indicate that CBM training minimizes the brain's negativity bias by targeting the ERN—in effect by dampening the brain's sensitivity to failure and uncertainty.
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REINS's sponsors have fashioned it to be anti-regulatory rather than pro-accountability, which minimizes the chance that it would survive a filibuster in the Senate.
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To move toward a circular economy, manufacturers would also need to embrace a "green design" that minimizes the generation of e-waste in the first place.
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In my experience, and in the experience of many other men, this shaving gel minimizes accidental slices while maximizing shaving efficiency, allowing for long, productive strokes.
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Perhaps what is needed is to formalize the practice of naming perpetrators, in a way that best protects victims and minimizes the risks of false accusations.
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This $2 million pilot plant is a run-of-the-river design, which means it does not use dams and minimizes the impact on the environment.
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Loan approval rates at small banks, buoyed by their activity in processing SBA loans that come with government backing, which minimizes risk, typically hover around 50%.
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Tax location involves understanding the advantages of different types of investment accounts, then making sure assets are allocated in a way that minimizes one's tax liabilities.
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The big picture: We live in a society that incentivizes outrage and minimizes human contact, and it's damaging our mental health, experts from Yale University told Axios.
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For a dog with a lot of negative past experiences, this process is slow and deliberate, and the trainer minimizes threatening stimuli by introducing new things carefully.
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All you need is a base of baking soda and water to whip up this mask, which exfoliates, fights acne, minimizes pores and gets rid of blackheads.
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Candidates and the public need some time to ramp up their efforts; doing so in small states minimizes some of the consequences of mistakes that inevitably happen.
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Keeping the flames isolated inside the chimney behind baffles minimizes wind interference with the flames, and prevents you having to burn extra gas to keep it alive.
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"There is no trade of pork products out of Ceará destined for Southeast, Mid-West and Southern (Brazilian) states, which minimizes the contamination risk further," ABPA said.
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Contrary to Beran's account, which grossly minimizes Anonymous' role in Occupy Wall Street, the Anonymous of 2008-20163 displayed an ever growing commitment to social justice issues.
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It's slick, it's beautifully in sync with the futuristic VR look and feel inside the Vive, and it minimizes the need to ever take the headset off.
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Even allies do this to defend themselves — and it minimizes the value of people of color in your life to a convenient anecdote to excuse your behavior.
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"Policymakers should keep an open mind and work toward an even-handed regulatory framework that minimizes risks while allowing the creative process to bear fruit," Lagarde said.
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Despite the price tag, custom car building is a sound business strategy according to analysts like Brauer, since it minimizes the risks associated with designing new models.
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Since the security deposit minimizes the card issuer's risk, most secured credit cards are easier to qualify for when you have poor credit or none at all.
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The trick is to create a support system that minimizes the number of games lost to injury and build sufficient roster depth to weather the inevitable storms.
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I hope that in the future, researchers can use more standardized language because it facilitates the building of knowledge and minimizes confusion among users of the findings.
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They benefit from upgrades like a supportive honeycomb stitch, blister tabs built into ankle-height styles, and a Y-stitched heel and "invisitoe" that minimizes annoying bumps.
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The 12-inch thick foam also minimizes motion transfer so it's great for sensitive sleepers like me who share a bed with a thrasher like my husband.
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One consistent thread running throughout the court decisions is that the government is on stronger legal footing when it narrowly tailors its actions and minimizes their restrictiveness.
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Their ability to pitch not only well but deep into games is a luxury because it minimizes the impact of the weaker links of their pitching staff.
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A fan can't be heard running which minimizes classroom distractions, and it has several features, such as a built-in timer, as part of the user interface.
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Depending on the app and device you're using, you may be able to snap the shutter remotely, which minimizes the potential for accidentally knocking the camera around.
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It was there that he noticed the properties of merino wool and their implications — a supercomfortable, sustainable material that wicks away moisture, regulates temperature, and minimizes odor.
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A free cult shirt after your 100th ride A free cult shirt after your 100th ride The 'Transcendence' – Peloton minimizes the isolation from working out at home.
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To avoid incurring a tax bill, speak with your accountant or human resources team to help you select a withholding level that minimizes the risk of underpayment.
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Depending on the app and device you're using, you may be able to snap the shutter remotely, which minimizes the potential for accidentally knocking the camera around.
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It makes sense to use old machines to get new operations off the ground, because it minimizes the risk if the business doesn't take off, according to Moore.
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Trump's executive order requires the EPA and other applicable departments to review the regulation and ensure it promotes economic growth and minimizes uncertainty when it comes to regulation.
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If everyone compares their own, self-centered mission du jour to a present-day fight against Nazism, it eventually dilutes everyone's message and minimizes those events in history.
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Advocates say they're concerned that sexual assault cases involving college students often result in sentences involving little to no jail time, something that minimizes the conduct, they argue.
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This minimizes mouth breathing and the subsequent rattling of the tongue and soft palate that creates those earth-shaking, dream-shattering snores that drive the whole family insane.
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But if such authority is approved, Waldhauser said the U.S. military has a "very, very strong requirement" to use such power in a way that minimizes civilian casualties.
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"If a bank chooses to have a fortress balance sheet that protects taxpayers and minimizes systemic risk, then bankers ought to be allowed to be bankers," he said.
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This minimizes the inherent vulnerability associated with every additional user and puts on notice every user that the circle of potential culprits is small if information leaks out.
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Joan Acocella hints at Balanchine's indiscretions, writing that his "career was marked, even shaped, by serial infatuations," but this characterization minimizes his predatory behavior, which is widely known.
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When I wrote about the speed of death in some contemporary shooter games, I came to the conclusion that dying fast in a multiplayer context minimizes the player.
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We have a common enemy, and, working together with a common strategy, we can build a new normal that minimizes risk, maximizes collaboration and commits to shared progress.
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Some polls will include race in terms of white voters and nonwhite voters, which, based on categorization, minimizes the nuances for how different communities of color are voting.
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Entrenched patriarchal attitudes, combined with an evangelical culture of forgiveness that often minimizes sexual misconduct or abuse, may make more "comebacks" like Patterson's likely within the evangelical community.
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Taxes should be set incrementally in a way that minimizes worker displacement while maximizing growth — the same push-and-pull approach used for most public constraints on capitalism.
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This luxury boutique hotel minimizes its footprint by using renewable energy and constructing its 14 villas and a main lodge on stilts to avoid damaging the local habitat.
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SOM Architects' "The Vigil," a watchtower that stands on a single steel rod supporting a timber frame; its one-legged stance minimizes disturbance to the forested site's ecology.
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The company announced Tuesday that it's officially phasing out the site's "classic" design in favor of a redesigned look that emphasizes photos and minimizes the amount of white space.
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According to Dove, the very same masking oil that minimizes the opacity of the antiperspirant also deactivates a reaction between sweat, oil, and antiperspirant that leaves behind indelible stains.
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The idea is that making these experts available boosts the quality of care, avoids needless escalation by law enforcement, and minimizes the stigma attached to people with mental illness.
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Yet, there is a growing demand for a foreign policy reset where the U.S. minimizes the blood and treasure of war but projects power through economic diplomacy and statecraft.
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"Although the coalition makes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some cases casualties are unavoidable," the statement said.
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Once active, one-handed mode minimizes the active area of the screen so that it's much easier to reach apps or other items that would otherwise require another hand.
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The boss belittled you or was rude "If the boss makes fun of or minimizes your accomplishments when looking at your resume, consider this another red flag," Hakim says.
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The Pixel Buds need a more purposeful design that minimizes friction and delivers Assistant insights more effortlessly in a package that feels like more than just a follow-on.
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Julian's so troubled by Mary's harassment that he tries to confront her about it, but she minimizes his concerns and manipulates him into feeling like he's the crazy one.
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"Although the coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the coalition said.
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There are so many different variables outside a head coach's control, but Casey minimizes them as much as possible in large part by bonding so closely to his team.
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The director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar minimizes his showboating instincts — and then maximizes them in a late-breaking sword fight — mostly giving the actors space to work, with varying success.
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Survivors are already reluctant to come forward because society minimizes any form of sexual misconduct that isn't rape, she said, and the new definition will make the problem worse.
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"It is important to note that, whilst further randomized controlled trials in the field are required, they should be of high quality using methodology that minimizes bias," Norman said.
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" U.S. Forces-Afghanistan "takes all allegations of civilian casualties seriously; reviewing each case fully," and "take every precaution to conduct all operations in a way that minimizes civilian casualties.
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"Although the coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the report said.
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He also minimizes his wrongdoings, responding to Colbert as if the DUI were the only questionable thing he's ever done (and apparently hoping the audience has amnesia about everything else).
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The president's prerogative to disclose or declassify secret information aside, the arbitrary, gratuitous, and conspicuous exercise of that power minimizes security concerns, lending the impression that classification doesn't really matter.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Like the original PowerWatch, the PowerWatch X employs a basic Sharp monochrome LCD memory display that minimizes power consumption, but at the cost of reduced visibility.
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Lenovo has a special mode that maximizes the keyboard size and minimizes the touchpad, which cleverly expands only when you tap on the bottom when you want to use it.
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When it's cold, they say the opposite happens, and the strands re-organize in a way that minimizes gaps and pores to keep warm air trapped closer to your body.
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All seafood in the seafood department is either sustainable wild-caught or Responsibly Farmed, which prohibits the use of antibiotics and added growth hormones in feed and minimizes environmental impact.
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The bill tackles the three biggest issues when it comes to disaster relief: it saves money, it reduces destruction and it minimizes the loss of lives in disaster-prone areas.
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The manufacturer pays for a risk assessment that minimizes the risk, and the work is presented as legitimate science — even published in what looks like a legitimate peer-reviewed journal.
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The appointment of Schvartsman "minimizes investor concerns on political interference at Vale, which we view positively," Leonardo Correa, a senior analyst at Banco BTG Pactual, said in a client note.
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A slightly shorter band option for this would be ideal, but I found that when I have the strap adjusted to its smallest circumference, it minimizes most of the slippage.
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Depending on the aircraft and the route, there is an optimal distance for an air route that minimizes carbon dioxide emissions per passenger per mile — it follows a bathtub curve.
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This, in turn, minimizes the risk of overburdening hospitals and endangering frontline health care workers, and maximizing the likelihood that the most critical patients will get the care they need.
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If the couple decides to end the relationship and are still in therapy, the therapist can help them work through their decision in a way that minimizes feelings of hurt.
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Reducing packaging not only cuts down on the trash you're sending to the landfill, but also minimizes the energy that it takes to create that packaging in the first place.
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That's because it uses an unusual — and lenient — accounting method that minimizes delinquencies and makes a loan portfolio appear to be performing better than it would under a stricter approach.
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This process, called "hardening" or "conditioning," helps because warm water molecules move up the stems more quickly, while a cool environment minimizes water loss through the flowers' petals and leaves.
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Known as the "avalanche method," this strategy minimizes the amount of interest you're paying overall, which can save you thousands over time, depending on the level of debt you have.
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What seems to differentiate Jesus Is King from his sprawling Sunday Services is how truncated it feels, which in turn minimizes any sense of grandiosity and passion the live events deliver.
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"The attempt here is we're looking to the law and trying to act in a way that it minimizes the impact" on the public and employees, one senior administration official said.
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Positioning legitimate concerns about election interference with equal measure to Trump's blustering, while pointing to Facebook's good intentions in the middle erroneously minimizes the complaints while giving strength to Trump's propaganda.
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Iceland is already proving popular as a site for data centers, with ready access to electricity generated by hydropower and geothermal energy, as well a chilly climate that minimizes cooling demand.
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But what if there's a better way to eroticize virtual reality, one that combines the benefits of immersion with interactivity, and minimizes the sense of physical disconnection that VR can produce?
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Another keyboard shortcut you can use is Option+Cmd+click, which when applied to an app icon, switches to that app and minimizes all the others you've got open on screen.
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Just by itself that would help improve the black levels, but Samsung has also applied a coating to the set that minimizes reflection, both from internal light sources and external ones.
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Meant The Do-All Conditioner minimizes the number of products you have to stuff in your carry on by acting as a conditioner, hair mask, and shaving cream all in one.
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Managers, many of them, tend to only take small bets against the index, a strategy which minimizes their risk of seriously lagging the markets and finding themselves out of a job.
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American Golf, which must pay the county a cut of what it makes on carts and other golfing gear, also recently created a program that effectively minimizes some of those payments.
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"The brand is a proxy for trust and Facebook (and Google) have long minimizes the brand in their experiences," says Jason Kint, president of Digital Content Next, the digital publishers' association.
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There's a little-known setting on Zoom that allows you to apply a filter to your video display that gives your face a softer look and minimizes the appearance of imperfections.
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The W.T.O. is the direct descendant of a global trading pact reached at the end of World War II, fueled by the idea that trade across borders minimizes prospects for war.
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And many believe that the best long-term solution to inequality may be a guaranteed basic minimum income, which minimizes regulation on innovation but ensures that the masses are well-off.
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Recognizing this heartbreaking reality, our goal must be to treat people seeking asylum humanely and in a manner that minimizes the trauma experienced by migrant children and actively helps them heal.
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To say that he has been revered as a brilliant trickster lyricist for at least 60 years, and for 50 as a composer of singular breadth and passion, minimizes his achievement.
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The Chinese government's takeover of Waldorf Astoria owner Anbang Insurance reveals how President Xi Jinping's approach to cracking down on conglomerates minimizes losses for creditors and investors, according to Eurasia Group.
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Its 20-inch cut width minimizes the number of passes that you need to make, and the 12-amp, 140-volt electric motor – effectively around 1440 watts – is quiet yet powerful.
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It's important, I think, for elections to enjoy public confidence that they're being conducted in a way which is not only open but which minimizes the opportunity for fraud and abuse.
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The wood sort of minimizes the environmental impacts because we don&apost have to use as much fiberglass and epoxies and some of those things that are harmful to the environment.
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"But it minimizes the ability of the presidency to both protect him from mistakes and to maximize his strengths," said Mr. Gingrich, who is working on a biography of Mr. Trump.
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Eating a diet that minimizes refined sugars and packs in vegetables, fruits, whole grains, nuts, legumes, and omega-3 fatty acids can help "reduce oxidative stress, inflammation, and insulin resistance," Blackburn says.
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By doing so it also minimizes and discredits the larger cause for which they fight, whether that cause be the 19th century's radical Reconstruction or the 21st century fight for racial justice.
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As a push transaction, the user sends the exact amount of bitcoin or bitcoin cash needed to pay the bill and minimizes the incidence of traditional credit card fraud and identity theft.
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Today's growing dangers require a policy response that minimizes the risk of a catastrophic conflict, both directly from North Korea's nuclear and missile program and from our attempts to halt its progress.
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The charity helps women entrepreneurs sell clean-energy consumer products such as solar lamps and a stove that minimizes emissions by trapping most of the smoke fumes within its aluminum combustion chamber.
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"If we want to intelligently plan out the future of the seabed in a way that minimizes our impact and unwanted consequences, we're going to have to do it soon," said McCauley.
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And if you spend a long day working, Dell's ComfortView feature minimizes blue light to reduce eye strain, plus your peepers will feel less fatigue with its flicker-free, anti-glare screen.
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But to white Americans who have been struggling with other disadvantages, or who worked hard for the successes they've had, the term can sound unfair because it seemingly minimizes their own hardships.
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But what really minimizes the damage is the reputation your government relations team has already built by creating relationships, treating people with dignity and respect, even if you disagree, and being decent.
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That minimizes the carbon footprint, and the resulting fluid "can then be recycled," according to a study in the journal Mortality, at the local wastewater treatment plant — that is, with the sewage.
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That diet emphasizes fiber-rich vegetables, fruits and whole grains, minimizes protein foods like red meat that are rich in saturated fats, and includes few if any sugar-sweetened foods and drinks.
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But Boswell repeatedly minimizes Johnson's abiding opposition to slavery—even that startling toast is characterized as an attempt to offend Johnson's "grave" dinner companions rather than as genuine support for the enslaved.
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"Although the Coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk to civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the military said in a statement.
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Rather than featuring a surplus of warm material, the Columbia Sportswear Hiking Light Merino Crew socks have several patches constructed of a mesh that minimizes the amount of fabric covering your foot.
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I think that's a reasonableness that the amplification of negativity and attacks that is so common in politics sort of quashes or minimizes a bit, and I think most people are reasonable.
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Ideally, she'd like to see Facebook find a "middle path" that strategically minimizes the number of people who see live self-harm or suicide to a group of "trusted" contacts and "skilled" helpers.
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"The combination of stealth, integrated avionics and supercruise drastically shrinks surface-to-air missile engagement envelopes and minimizes enemy capabilities to track and engage the F-22," an Air Force fact sheet says.
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He has this great video where he talks about ... I remember watching this video as I was making this decision of making decisions today that minimizes the regret you have in the future.
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"The United States needs to turn to a more incremental, multidimensional strategy that minimizes the likelihood of major North Korean escalation, but still hits back against North Korea, imposing significant costs," he said.
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"Although the Coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the task force said in a statement.
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"If the U.S. is going to escalate military intervention in Yemen, it needs to make sure that it minimizes civilian casualties," Sahr Muhammedally of the Center for Civilians in Conflict told The Hill.
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If baseball has missed anything these past few decades, it's round guys whose only job is to bat once a game and make sure the team minimizes food spoilage in the clubhouse spread.
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This is important because lower turnover minimizes the disruptive effects of teachers leaving in midyear, it keeps more experienced teachers in the classroom, and it limits the costly process of filling open positions.
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Characterizing sexual assault as hazing minimizes the severity of these incidents, and sexual assault is sexual assault, says Joel Levin, director of programs and co-founder of Stop Sexual Assault in Schools (SSAIS).
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Such transparency minimizes the guessing game of identifying who's not keeping up their end of the bargain and what's not working as planned, and it provides incentives for elevating and scaling what is.
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A built-in LED light helps to illuminate your working space whenever the trigger is depressed, while the drill's modest 3.25-pound weight minimizes strain and fatigue even if said workspace is overhead.
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The hierarchical approach to material that minimizes its agency in art history is due to its Western roots, therefore The Allure of Matter challenges how non-Western art is researched, promoted, and understood.
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"It&aposs deeply troubling when the president of the United States minimizes the seriousness of the injury," Kaplen, who served as the president of the Brain Injury Association of New York State, said.
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From the policy side, lawmakers should strive to create a middle ground that minimizes exemptions for smaller companies without being too burdensome in order to promote the long-term success of small businesses.
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"Alcohol use is a leading risk factor for global disease burden and causes substantial health loss," the researchers wrote in their paper, "and the level of consumption that minimizes health loss is zero."
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We think it's important to show the real consequences that new technologies unleashed on the world without warning have on people, but we also have to make sure that our reporting minimizes harm.
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Their unique design and function minimizes and often eliminates use of antibiotics, genetic modification or chemicals while also tapping into natural processes, promoting faster plant growth in far less space than many farming methods.
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Any interaction is almost immediately commodified as a painstakingly-manicured photo op, shot in a manner that minimizes the incongruity between Zuckerberg's indoor kid complexion and the backdrop of some blighted Rust Belt town.
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"In this way, the court minimizes the intrusion on the President-elect, preserves his trial testimony, and guarantees plaintiffs their day in court without regard to a sitting President's unpredictable schedule," the attorneys said.
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Francis's opposition to birth control, abortion, and capitalism come from the same ideological place: a willingness to critique what he has frequently called a "throwaway culture" that minimizes the dignity of individual human lives.
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This pull-up style fit just above the waist, which minimizes muffin top potential, and the super-stretch material (a mix of cotton, recyclable tencel, polyester and spandex) maintained its stretch all day long.
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McConnell's three daughters obviously haven't clued him in to the special challenges many women still face in the work force, because he has spoken and voted on legislation in a manner that minimizes those.
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"Although the coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the coalition said in its latest monthly report.
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The brand got its start on Kickstarter, and the now super popular footwear's merino wool fabric minimizes odor, regulates temperature and excess moisture and can be thrown in the washing machine for easy cleaning.
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Protection of trade secrets "promotes innovation that is the engine of the Nation's economy and minimizes threats to American businesses, the U.S. economy, and national security interests," the White House said in a statement.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Leading LED maker Seoul Semiconductor announced a new technology which it says minimizes the blue-light spike emitted by regular LEDs that is commonly blamed for sleep disturbances and other health problems.
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Handing the finale over to these characters amplifies the spectacle because they can change the world in a second, but it minimizes the century-long quest for racial justice that initially drove the show.
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She minimizes the truth that many people suffer from eating disorders that are psychiatric disorders and require a full scope of treatment interventions, including nutrition support, psychotherapy and sometimes medication for depression and anxiety.
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Sure, we could chalk it up to Beyoncé magic, but the truth is, her ever-evolving hair color comes courtesy of foilyage, a lightening technique that minimizes damage, according to her longtime colorist Rita Hazan.
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The monitor has your comfort in mind: Tilt to your preferred viewing angle and give your eyes a break with the flicker-free, anti-glare screen and the ComfortView feature, which minimizes blue light strain.
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Promoting global peace and security abroad through the UN prevents conflicts abroad and minimizes the number of people who need to flee, efforts that are directly aligned with President Trump's policy to keep Americans safe.
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Luckily for those forever in pursuit of the perfect color, this season's go-to technique — you know it as balayage — minimizes the pitfalls of going brighter while maximizing the good vibes that come with it.
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"If the woman is not trying to get pregnant, we will try hormonal birth control to regulate the hormones and period but this only minimizes symptoms and it doesn't treat the actual problem," Huang says.
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While he conceded the formats can be a pain, Berghaeuser clarified that the approach minimizes more hobbyist-type business, although he did say that the company is happy to work with customers of all sizes.
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Apple and Beats understand that good design minimizes friction, and these new earbuds, which don't plug into your phone but connect to it in seconds, smooth out the bumps you've encountered with other Bluetooth equipment.
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Many women have traumatic pregnancies and births, and telling them to move on and focus on the beautiful result of what may have been a dark process minimizes them at the expense of their offspring.
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"The agreement with E.P.A. is good news for the residents of Gowanus, as it minimizes any disruption to one of the few playgrounds and swimming pools in the neighborhood," a statement from the department said.
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Aside from the inherent ickiness of coming into contact with his center's sweat play after play, keeping the ball and his hands dry throughout the game minimizes the chances of a costly fumble or turnover.
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The rules for oil and exploration and drilling near Alaska will "ensure that non-federal oil and gas operations are conducted in a manner that avoids or minimizes impacts to refuge resources," the agency said.
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"Rather than going ahead with the full 25 percent, the administration will wait till end of the year, this minimizes the overall impact," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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In "The Monarchy of Fear: A Philosopher Looks at Our Political Crisis," she writes against a (mostly male) tradition of philosophical and political thinking that minimizes emotions as merely a source of irrationality and embarrassment.
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I argued that voters wanting to live in a business-friendly, fiscally responsible state that minimizes its tax burden would either vote out the liberals destroying their state's economy or flee to a red state.
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It unfolds according to a strict order-of-operations that minimizes the risk of friendly units stumbling onto an IED or a Taliban ambush, and maximizes the chance of exposing and then destroying hostile forces.
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So most teams enter the offseason trying to put together a major league roster that, to the degree possible, plays to their strengths, minimizes their weaknesses, and is likely to hit somewhere around 85-90 wins.
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This resolution is achieved courtesy of the super-expensive beryllium speaker inside each ear cup, which minimizes distortion and deviation, and thus leaves room for every note, shuffle, and whisper in a recording to come through.
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"We've designed Signal so it minimizes the amount of data we retain on users, and we don't really have anything to respond with in situations like this," Open Whisper Systems security expert Moxie Marlinspike told Reuters.
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Size: 28760,872 square feet Price per square foot: $188 Indoors: The house minimizes energy consumption through blown-in cellulose insulation, upgraded triple-pane fiberglass windows, superior air sealing and a heat-recovery ventilator, among other strategies.
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John Allan, president of the influential business lobby, will endorse her deal to withdraw from the European Union, saying it "minimizes the damage to our economy," according to a copy of his remarks released in advance.
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The Luther legend, the idea that one man and one set of events shattered a great order and brought down chaos, minimizes a terrible continuity in the affairs of the continent before and after the Reformation.
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If Samsung manages to take this advantage and introduce notifications systems and handover capabilities between "Vega" and its Galaxy and Note devices, it has the potential to create a system that minimizes gimmicks and distinguishes itself.
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Kimberly Seals Allers, women's health advocate and author of The Big Letdown: How medicine, big business and feminism undermine breastfeeding stressed how society minimizes the postpartum experience and the importance of nurturing the parent-infant connection.
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This year's starter, Joe Burrow, a junior who transferred from Ohio State, appears to be in the Mauck/Flynn mold: a game controller who minimizes mistakes, allowing the typically formidable rushing game and defense to win.
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To the south, the Iraqi army has temporarily halted its advance on besieged Fallujah in order to calculate a way into the city that minimizes casualties for the tens of thousands of Iraqi civilians trapped there.
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It's also clarified that the Smart Camera (that creepy feature that tracks you like the Mona Lisa's eyes) and Smart Sound (a feature that minimizes background noise) will run locally on-device and not Facebook's servers.
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The United States needs to take these shifts into account in defining an American solar strategy that minimizes the cost of solar power to the world while maximizing the long-term benefit to the American economy.
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But while analysts and fans will complain about the concealed inner workings of the new measure, a black box—especially one that incorporates the state of the art in hoops analytics—minimizes the influence of scheduling savvy.
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It minimizes the burden on employers by levying a tiny (0.2 percent each on the employer and employee) payroll tax on everyone, and it guarantees 12 weeks of leave at two-thirds pay for everyone who works.
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Falling on stainless steel may sound like the cleanest option, but carpet was actually the best floor surface to eat off of—beating steel, ceramic, and wood—probably because its rough texture minimizes contact with the floor.
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Gritty details: The 51-page sustainability report covers a range of environmental efforts at the company, including how it manages spills and minimizes emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas that's the primary component of natural gas.
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"Information should be given in a way that maximizes the potential benefits on physiology for those who learn that they are protected, and minimizes potentially negative effect of the mindset that one is at risk," Turnwald says.
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All too often this debate minimizes a complex issue into a simple "us vs them" dichotomy that overlooks the real and tangible benefit to American businesses and consumers that comes with embracing open markets and global trade.
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First, while your hair is damp or wet, apply an ultra-moisturizing curling cream like Qhemet Biologics Amla & Olive Heavy Cream that minimizes breakage, and use a boar-bristle brush to distribute it evenly through your hair.
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Dailylook, a personal styling subscription service, decides a precise merchandise buying budget based on how many clients are scheduled to get styled each month and minimizes inventory risk by pre-testing 100 units of a new style.
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"It's all strategically placed so items are not on top of each other, [and] it minimizes the occurrence of friction, hot spots or wear-down on the system," Carl Medeiros, IAE program manager, said in the release.
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While researching these words, I received an email from Maxwell Strotbeck, a University of North Carolina, Wilmington, graduate, who advocated a new term: sustainatarian, a person who cuts their intake of animal products and minimizes food waste.
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"LED light is one of my absolute favorite treatments because it boosts collagen in the skin, minimizes fine lines and wrinkles, speeds up healing, and increases circulation to give you an amazing glow," says celebrity esthetician Shani Darden.
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High altitude low opening jumps, or HALOs, are when parachutists jump from a high altitude and open their chute at a low altitude, a technique used by the military that minimizes risk to the troops from enemy fire.
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Diversifying minimizes the risk of an individual stock or company within a portfolio by spreading it around to several stocks in different industries, countries and asset classes, says Oklahoma City-based financial planner Amy Hubble of Radix Financial.
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For many young people, knowing that you will continue to love them, protect them, and support them, minimizes serious mental health risks, allows for them to focus on important things like school and social engagements with their peers.
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It's possible that dire warnings, repeated often enough and with significant emphasis, will change behavior – but it's also possible that UX design which caters to decreased attention spans minimizes the benefits of any advice insisting we pay attention.
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But I also have been a longtime, consistent supporter of an effective FCC Lifeline program as a safety net, as long as the program is properly structured and run efficiently in a way that minimizes waste and fraud.
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Key advantage to these features is that they still foster sustained interaction on social media through a warmer overall experience that minimizes the fiery spikes of outrage that often cause users to disengage (or in Internet jargon, "ragequit").
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For all the times she and I warned about the dangers of crying sexism where it wasn't there -- how that minimizes and cheapens the injustice of actual sexism -- it seems she's now forgotten what it actually is. Sad.
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"(However) should the electoral rule be improved in a way that minimizes the risk of post-election paralysis, we cannot rule out snap elections being called earlier, possibly in September/October this year," Fois said in a note.
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"Although the coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the coalition wrote in its latest monthly civilian casualty report, released Thursday.
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"Although the coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the coalition wrote in its latest monthly civilian casualty report, released Wednesday.
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More popular is Square Cash, which has a more lenient TOS that doesn't explicitly ban sex, and a direct-to-bank account deposit and withdrawal system, which minimizes the risk of the service seizing a sex worker's funds.
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Kavanaugh, who watched up close the judicial selection process as a top aide to George W. Bush before his 2006 appointment to the District of Columbia Circuit, has spoken widely about a theory of judging that minimizes personality.
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And Tesla has struggled to match NUMMI in one key part of worker safety: making sure processes are designed in a way that minimizes the amount of strain put on workers' bodies, 15 current and former employees said.
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This approach minimizes potential mistakes, known as off-target effects, because Crispr is only in the cells for a short period of time, meaning they aren't as likely to go rogue and break DNA they're not supposed to.
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The goal is to create a single, seamless organization that moves quickly, saves resources, and — perhaps most crucially — minimizes staff overlap and the kind of infighting that marked the 2016 relationship between the Trump campaign and the party.
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One of the primary reasons to move to a system in which employers can continue to provide coverage but if they don't, you have automatic coverage through a Medicare-like plan, is it minimizes the disruption that occurs.
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Writing bug-free software is extremely difficult … good programmers recognize the difficulty of writing bug-free software and understand the importance of designing software in a way that minimizes the likelihood of bugs or at least reduces their impact.
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The goal of the ambiguous approach may be to ensure that the network minimizes any backlash, but MTV deserves scrutiny here, as do all the institutions that have turned a blind eye to previous allegations of abuse against Jackson.
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Takata inflators used in GM trucks and large SUVs are designed with different venting for hot gases released when the airbag deploys, and they are installed in the vehicle in a way that minimizes exposure to moisture, GM said.
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Since the shutdown was announced, there has been a brainstorming rush to redesign 22018th Street in a way that maximizes options and minimizes transit times, so the street doesn't become a total wasteland when the L train goes out.
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Austin: One way to get from repeal to replace that minimizes immediate political risk is to pass a plan that doesn't call for repeal for several years, at least after the 2018 midterms, though possibly after the 2020 election.
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Even though the netting minimizes the chance of grabbing a foul, fans have more incentive than ever to come equipped to catch a souvenir because players worry about the hazards of throwing baseballs high over nets to barehanded fans.
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"The nursing staff in the room move the robot around so we can see the patient in the screen, talk to him," Diaz said, adding the use of the robot minimizes exposure of medical staff to the infected man.
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When we see these huge numbers, such as 20063,200 missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada, it minimizes the fact that every single one of those individual numbers is a devastating loss to the world, their families, and communities.
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Fortunately, my problem is not severe, certainly not as bad as that of an elderly woman I know who has to use a nightly ointment of mineral oil and Vaseline, which minimizes the dryness but temporarily blurs her vision.
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They claim to be able to do this through a two-part method: First, they make a very sharp cut that minimizes damage of the cord, and second, they use "fusogens," chemicals that accelerate the process of re-fusing severed neurons.
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The film is part of a larger project called Skyglow which strives to document the beauty of the night skies in North America, while also highlighting how light pollution minimizes our ability to enjoy the nightly spectacle above our heads.
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Before creating Chopra's stunning all-mauve makeup look for the royal wedding, makeup artist Patti Dubroff told Vogue India that she prepped the actress' face with the jelly-like mask, which hydrates the skin and minimizes the appearance of pores.
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The same goes for anything that minimizes, justifies, or even explains an antagonist's actions — like arguing that Blazkowicz's father was a product of his circumstances as a disenfranchised white man, or that archvillain Frau Engel is expressing pride in her heritage.
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"The implication by anonymous sources that the Administration has not or is not taking this issue seriously is false and minimizes the work that continues to be advanced by countless individuals to ensure the integrity of our electoral process," Coats said.
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This mask is made with volcanic ash, Irish moor mud, and activated charcoal, which decongests pores and minimizes oil, while seaweed and peat, a moss found in Irish bogs, injects the skin with essential fatty acids and much-needed moisture.
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Source: Morningstar, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research Passive investing is a style that minimizes trading by tracking an index, the opposite of actively managed funds that try to beat the index by buying and selling securities frequently to generate extra return.
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It hits me just below my hip, but it doesn't cinch in at the bottom like a typical hoodie, which minimizes curves and allows it to stay tailored closer to my body, eliminating that bulky feeling you often get with hoodies.
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Bill McGowan, 55, the founder and chief executive of Clarity Media Group, a New York-based firm that specializes in media training, said he minimizes the amount of time spent in the room, cutting it down to unpacking, showering and sleeping.
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Studying your genes can also help you learn what illnesses you might be susceptible to developing, helping you live a lifestyle that minimizes the chances of their occurrence or at least helping you mitigate symptoms and effects should the condition arise.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's former Russia adviser, Fiona Hill, warned lawmakers in the House of Representatives impeachment inquiry on Thursday against promoting what she called a "fictional narrative here" that minimizes Russia's attempts to interfere in U.S. elections.
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But that minimizes and, yes, normalizes the most distinctive aspect of Trump's presidency, which is his complete and consistent rejection of the conventional etiquette of the office — of public comportment that speaks to the best in us, not the worst.
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The Casper Essential mattress supports your body with three layers: The top is bouncy and prevents sweat, the second minimizes pain by cradling pressure points with memory foam, and the third reinforces the top layers and ensures use over the years.
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That Hillary Clinton lost 10 states where Democratic Senate incumbents are on the ballot in 2018 is another factor that minimizes her appeal as a surrogate or fundraiser, said another Democratic strategist involved in a different competitive 2018 Senate race.
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Then there are some inconsistencies in the medieval restoration: The cathedral has electric lighting (although the brighter interior actually minimizes the need for artificial light), the elegant but uneven stone floor remains untreated and the apse boasts restored baroque marble.
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Armando Iannucci, who created "Veep" and the British show on which it's based, said in an interview with The Independent published Thursday that it's "dangerous" to treat Trump like a comedy character because it minimizes his potential to do harm.
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In this vacuum, the N.E.A., founded in 1965, serves three critical functions: It promotes the arts; it distributes and stimulates funding; and it administers a program that minimizes the costs of insuring arts exhibitions through indemnity agreements backed by the government.
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In track racing, there's a concept known as the line: the theoretical perfect path around the course that minimizes total distance, maximizes speed on turns, and involves just brushing the car's tires against the edge of the inside curve (the so-called apex).
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In a letter sent to Trump on Wednesday, the firms said the deal benefits U.S. companies by putting them on an even playing field with foreign competitors, creates jobs through clean energy work and minimizes the risks climate change poses to them.
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In a letter sent to Trump on Wednesday, the firms said the deal benefits U.S. companies by putting them on an even playing field with foreign competitors, creates jobs through clean energy work and minimizes the risks climate change poses to them.
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In fact, it's starting to feel like this entire BiP scandal has just become another spectacle that minimizes the very real sexual assaults millions of Americans will experience during their lifetimes and the necessary conversations we need to have surrounding those attacks.
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In his appeal to the bottom of the top-down Republican coalition, Trump has defied elite Republican orthodoxy that minimizes government responsibility for social insurance and he has repudiated classic Republican demands for the reduction or privatization of Social Security and Medicare benefits.
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While some experts recommend the avalanche method, which minimizes the amount of interest you're paying overall and, mathematically, is the most efficient way to handle debt, researchers for the Harvard Business Review found that the snowball method is actually the most effective strategy.
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It should thank the correspondent for the interest, link to your job listings and, more important, close with language that minimizes the possibility of a follow-up: "That page is always the best source of current information about job openings," or something similar.
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If you want to keep pictures loading but reduce the amount of data consumed, Opera has a "turbo" mode that compresses images, as well as its own ad blocker, a virtual private network and a battery saver feature that minimizes background activity.
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At the very least, the department has been put on notice that it needs to develop a transparent and objective system that minimizes caprice and lets officers know in advance what is expected of them, and when and why they have fallen short.
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The Facebook portal comes equipped with a smart camera and smart sound, which means the camera effortlessly follows you to ensure you always stay in frame, and smart sound minimizes background noises so you can be clearly heard and seen throughout the call.
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I believe creating and cluing them with one group in mind, whether they are older folks like me or younger solvers who have quite different vocabularies and interests, makes some unhappy but minimizes some opportunities to learn from each other's generational knowledge base.
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Speaking at a rally in Buffalo, N.Y., about a week before the state's primary, Sanders highlighted a strike that may occur later this week at Verizon if the union representing workers can't negotiate a contract that improves employee benefits and minimizes outsourcing.
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Oftentimes, this meta newsmaking happens on Instagram Stories not only because news is aesthetically too "ugly" to post on curated feeds, but also because content disappears after 24 hours, which minimizes the ethical responsibilities of re-posting provocative and risky news without fact-checking.
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Patients at high risk for kidney damage should discuss alternative drugs or doses with their physicians to see if they can treat tumors in a way that minimizes their chance of kidney injury, advised Dr. Laura Cosmai of San Carlo Borromeo Hospital in Milan, Italy.
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The Act states that its purpose is to "ensure that the United States remains the world leader in commercial space activities" and says that the US government will interpret its international obligations "in a manner that minimizes regulations and limitations" on private space companies.
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Unlike previous proposed deals with creditors, the new agreement links future debt payments to Puerto Rico's economic recovery and minimizes risk to rate payers by setting a fixed annual transition charge, according to the territory's oversight board, which was also part of the agreement.
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Since there is no clear path forward without pitfalls, Congress should ask the National Academy of Sciences to carry out a detailed study of the challenges created by open access with recommendations for a viable approach that minimizes the damage to the U.S. science enterprise.
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The Administration can begin now to help shape the future in a manner which maximizes our security interests, advances our central values of human rights and democracy, minimizes our military footprint, and positions our nation to seize new, unanticipated opportunities in the generations ahead.
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"This proposal will help ensure that in the event there is a need for the orderly liquidation of a broker-dealer, the process is handled in a manner that minimizes disruption and promotes public confidence," said SEC Chair Mary Jo White in a statement.
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The airline plans to cut the schedule "in a way that minimizes the impact on our employees and our operation," according to the email, including reducing frequency of flights per week between two cities or cutting routes with alternative travel options via indirect flights.
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"It is impossible to stop a recession because people are staying at home and are not spending, but this minimizes the collateral damage where lots of companies go bust and the recession ends up being a lot deeper," AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver told Reuters.
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That discrepancy, argues Edgar Villanueva, translates directly into a racial philanthropy gap: a bias in how that wealth is dispersed, which keeps control away from people of color, and minimizes donations to groups run by people of color for the benefit of communities of color.
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"It is impossible to stop a recession because people are staying at home and are not spending, but this minimizes the collateral damage where lots of companies go bust and the recession ends up being a lot deeper," AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver told Reuters.
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The epistolary form, it becomes evident, plays to Richardson's strengths and minimizes his weaknesses: writing from the perspectives of his best-realized and most complex characters, and especially writing "to the moment," filters his didactic intentions, preventing him from sermonizing in his own voice.
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The air-filled Sleep Number minimizes pressure on your body parts by letting you adjust the firmness of your side of the mattress, while your bedfellow can use his own remote control to inflate or deflate his half of the bedscape to his liking.
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"As the deadline for Brexit approaches we urge Ireland and the European Union, as well, to negotiate in good faith with Prime Minister Johnson, and work to reach an agreement that respects the United Kingdom's sovereignty and minimizes the disruption to commerce," he said.
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"And even if Legislative Defendants are entitled under State law to represent the State's interests — again, an unsettled question of state law — the timelines for drawing a new distracting plan established by this Court's Order ... minimizes any harm to state interests," the ruling reads.
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Some patients require treatment in fewer places on the face, which minimizes the price.) Further, for those recently diagnosed with flushing rosacea, a topical skincare product (like PCA Skin Dual Action Redness Relief) may get the job done in a much more affordable and less invasive way.
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Still, some media outlets have gone so far to conflate the twoâ€""Meet the dapper white nationalist riding the Trump wave," one Mother Jones headline recently readâ€"which mischaracterizes hipster culture (no great sin), but moreover, unintentionally minimizes the profound danger sunglasses-wearing white nationalists pose.
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Win+M minimizes all open windows on a Windows machine while Cmd+H hides the current app on OS X; you can of course also quit the current app with a keystroke (Alt+F4 on Windows or Cmd+Q on OS X).Need something more powerful?
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As for tax policy over the longer run, most economists believe that it should be directed at setting rates at the levels required to meet spending commitments, while doing so in a manner that minimizes distortions, increases efficiency, and enhances incentives for saving, investment, and work.
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The judge is not a moderate but an iconoclast, with unique positions that neither political party fully supports: He supports same-sex marriage, is a conservative on economic matters, opposes the war on drugs, minimizes privacy and is famous for undertaking economic analysis of many issues.
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She must negotiate the terms of the country's withdrawal from the bloc in a way that minimizes the economic damage but lives up to the spirit of the vote, especially in limiting immigration, while at the same time seeking to maintain British influence on the global stage.
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"[It] minimizes the need for a full fledge[d] investigation to determine if some of these deaths could have been prevented, or whether the island's medical facilities were negligent in terms of providing treatment to their most vulnerable patients," writes Yordán, who is from Puerto Rico.
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The summit of the Big Island is considered by astronomers to be one of the best locations in the world for a stargazing due to the height of Mauna Kea — it is the tallest point in the Pacific — and the geographical isolation of Hawaii, which minimizes light pollution.
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Khamis Khanjar, who has used his leverage to lobby the U.S. administration and the Iraqi authorities to ensure the major campaign in Mosul minimizes civilian losses among its population, said at least 3,500 civilians have been killed since the push into the western side of the side last month.
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It's designed to encourage developers to create VR across different devices, including Android smartphones, that's capable of rendering at a very high frame rate and resolution and minimizes the lag to update images when users move their heads, said Clay Bavor, vice president of virtual reality at Google.
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Five days of nudity didn't make me fall in love with all my body's flaws and imperfections, but it did help me realize that there are a thousand more important things that I could and should be focusing on than finding an Instagram filter that best minimizes Sandra.
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We need more progressive legislation that minimizes risk and incentivizes drug manufacturers to allow for timely execution of a customized "n of 1" trial design in pediatrics, where patient response to treatment varies tremendously, large-scale enrollment is very limited, and evidence is therefore hard to come by.
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"We will make our best effort along with the industry to ensure that the final decision minimizes damage to Korean companies by reaching out to the U.S. administration, Congress, local governments and other officials to proactively explain our position," said Kang Sung-cheon, the country's deputy minister of trade.
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The complexity came from how the tension between these younger roles being inhabited by these adult actors asked all of us to endow these preteen characters with a lot of intelligence, maturity, emotional depth and wisdom that I think our culture often minimizes in the portrayal of young people.
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Any intent to withdraw must be preceded by careful preparation for the days after — formulating a robust communication strategy that minimizes blame of the United States; working with Washington's European and Middle Eastern allies; and willingness and ability to confront any Iranian provocation in the region or nuclear program.
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Calling itself the antagonist to the typical fashion retailer, YSTR's pieces are designed and manufactured in downtown Los Angeles using a cut-to-order system that eradicates wasted inventory and minimizes the company's carbon footprint, in addition to using limited fabric runs, which eliminates the chance of any going unused.
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We've worked very hard with ICANN on a governance structure that really minimizes the role of all governments and leaves the domain name system and the governance to the internet in a multi-stakeholder diffuse oversight, which is what the internet is and which is what makes it so unique. Right.
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Here's what the administration and Congress should do to ensure that any new policies impacting the $60 billion per year in U.S. arms deals also minimizes the risks to civilians: The State and Defense departments need to better analyze whether countries receiving weapons will use them in accordance with international law.
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"For owners who want to keep their car, but do not want to be driving a vehicle in breach of environmental regulations, we urge you to guarantee owners a speedy fix that minimizes their hassle, and full compensation for the loss of resale value and lost fuel economy," the lawmakers continued.
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Instead of rigid box springs and a worthless topper, the Casper Essential mattress supports your body with three layers: The top is bouncy and prevent sweat, the second minimizes pain by cradling pressure points with memory foam, and the third reinforces the top layers and ensures use over the years.
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"Celebrating Columbus Day continues a dangerous narrative that erases Native American voices and minimizes the federal government's attempt at genocide and forced assimilation," Democratic Congresswoman Deb Haaland of New Mexico, one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress last fall, said in a statement to NBC News.
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The way in which Murray minimizes his movement in the net, along with superior rebound control and angle play have allowed his teammates to relax knowing that a nail-biting, scramble-fest probably won't ensue in their end if they have a breakdown at the other, like it so often did with Fleury.
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Medik8's Beta Cleanse, for example, makes for the perfect nighttime wash, thanks to the addition of salicylic acid (which penetrates pores, dislodging sebum and dead skin cells), niacinamide (which regulates oil production and minimizes the appearance of enlarged pores) and, of course, tea tree oil to bust bacteria and reduce inflammation.
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Researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab created a system they call "Minerva" that minimizes stutters due to buffering, and pixelation due to downgraded stream, which it believes could have huge potential benefits for streaming services like Netflix and Hulu that increasingly serve multiple members of a household at once.
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In order to thrive as a society (as well as to achieve musical excellence), we must create a common frame of reference in which all individuals feel included despite their differences, one that minimizes the noise and cacophony of disagreement and allows us to fine-tune, through plurality and diverging points of view.
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And while Allen maintains the city "extensively" considered the possible after-effects of the child being in those photos and identified via his relationship with Pasek, he notes that the boy's name has not been released and that he is not from East Liverpool, which minimizes the chance he'll face a stigma in daily life.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) on Saturday said that President Obama "minimizes" the threat of terrorism and downplays Americans' fears.
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I think autonomous vehicles deployed smartly into the city in a way that positions the autonomous vehicle after it drops off the person in a way that minimizes the additional movement, in other words, optimizes the routes, so that it's not a dumb autonomous vehicle in the sense of what ride it chooses to pick up.
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The process looks like this: The researchers take an input signal ("I heart whippits," say) and the desired transcription ("I heart fratricide") and iterate over a whole bunch of possible adversarial signals until they find one that minimizes the error between the actual DeepSpeech transcription and the desired spoof transcription (while still leaving the original signal mostly intact).
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"Treason" is a word too grand to be thrown around casually, but it applies better to a president who minimizes and denigrates clear evidence that a foreign power meddled in an American election — and makes no real effort to prevent that from happening again — than it does to a bunch of lawmakers who decline to salute him.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Our pick: Netgear Orbi ($310)If you can get over the fact the nodes look like a collection of glowing automatic air fresheners, Netgear's Orbi RBK50 provides one of the best whole home wifi solutions, covering even larger homes with an expansive, reliable network that minimizes the number of times your devices need to hop between access points.
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So if you ask where technology really intervenes in the workplace, it's not the iPhone, it's the Chronos system, that manages time cards for most major chain restaurants, that minimizes the number of hours people work from week to week to make sure that they don't go over the minimums that kick them from part-time to full-time, where they have to start earning benefits.
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In doing so, it minimizes the considerable amount of evidence that's already public: Trump's supine performance at last month's Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin, the constant outreach efforts between the Trump campaign and Russian intermediaries throughout the 2016 election, the sudden dismissal of FBI Director James Comey last May, the persistent efforts to discredit and shut down investigations into what really happened, and so much more.
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"A Mediterranean diet has been shown to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular complications in non-pregnant population," said Shakila Thangaratinam, senior author of the study and a researcher at Queen Mary University of London in the U.K. "This is the largest study in pregnancy to show that Mediterranean diet minimizes the risk of gestational diabetes and weight gain," Thangaratinam said by email.
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"While all likely Brexit outcomes will entail costs for the U.K. economy by departing from the frictionless single market that now prevails, an agreement that minimizes the introduction of new tariff and non-tariff barriers would best protect growth and incomes in the U.K. and EU," the IMF said in its latest report on the outlook and risks to the world economy, published Monday.
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Still others have argued that First Man not only minimizes the flag, but in doing so illustrates how Hollywood "censors" its movies to appeal to the Chinese market, as if to suggest that Chinese audiences would be okay watching a movie that clearly showed Americans were the first to land on the moon, but draw the line at being overtly reminded that an American planted a flag onto the moon.
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