AMCs are more familiar with laws and regulations, while big lenders are more familiar with the market and banking business, the executive said.
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A far cry from past waves of venture-backed energy startups, the downstream cleantech companies offered more familiar technology with more familiar business models, geared toward more recognizable verticals and end users.
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Much of the rest of the material is more familiar.
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Russia's smile has been replaced by its more familiar scowl.
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If anything, it's stripping it down to something more familiar.
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Farage is a more familiar face on the CPAC stage.
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Some citations are more familiar to conservative audiences than others.
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The books section looked more familiar to its US counterpart.
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We take something very unfamiliar and make it more familiar.
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The more familiar dishes are some of the least interesting.
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But Mr. Greenberg is equally compelling in more familiar pieces.
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The scene inside the mall became calmer and more familiar.
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Claire's actual return reestablished the show's older, more familiar rhythms.
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You may know them by their more familiar title: midges.
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And baseball teams might be more familiar to solvers, anyway.
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"They are more familiar representing someone like themselves," she said.
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The past returns in Shadowkeep in more familiar ways, too.
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Second, they would be more familiar with Boone's unique anatomy.
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The show's real horror story is something far more familiar.
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The larger an immigrant population, the more familiar they seem.
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In my opinion, it's a fork down a more familiar road.
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You might be more familiar with this event as date night.
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"It's more familiar, Muslim and closer to home," says an applicant.
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The party's position on more familiar issues may keep voters loyal.
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I might be more familiar with blues than I am jazz.
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Others, like Republican Representative Warren Love, were more familiar with guns.
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More familiar Saturnian energy will ground you later in the week.
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People would be much more familiar with the beneficial applications today.
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One term that may well become more familiar is deception technology.
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The more familiar investors become with the equities market, the better.
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On this night, though, the speakers produced a more familiar melody.
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Dicamba acts differently from glyphosate, which farmers are more familiar with.
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It was also a far more familiar approach for the company.
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The more familiar something is, the harder it is to see.
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But gay people and certain gay rights have become more familiar.
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Separate, partisan reports would tell a more familiar story, he said.
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Each time we hear a story, the story grows more familiar.
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We're closer to these narrators, but not more familiar with them.
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Some of these events and individuals are more familiar than others.
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I think someone else would be more familiar with the details.
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His path is littered with obstacles, some more familiar than others.
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National, local and ethnic identities are more familiar, thus more reassuring.
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Today, something a little more familiar: a revamped Empire State Building.
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"Eric is much more familiar with this club," his father said.
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Anyway, you're probably more familiar with EMF detectors than you think.
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Alex, you're much more familiar with the comic than I am.
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Overall, men were more familiar with the legality of each gun.
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Others are more familiar with the lay-out of the road.
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"The more often you see it, the more familiar something is, and the more familiar something is, the more believable it is," says Jeff Hancock, communication professor and founding director of the Stanford Social Media Lab.
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Some may even bring back more familiar faces from the show's history.
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Some struck a more familiar note, expressing admiration for Justice Scalia's judgment.
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Gradually, Islam became to feel a bit more familiar in American life.
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Nowadays, we are all more familiar with the drawbacks of modern technology.
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Though new in America, bike-sharing is more familiar in urban China.
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I had simply transplanted those events to a more familiar California geography.
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By Wednesday, however, Mr. Trump was back to his more familiar self.
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For America's partners in the region, this may be more familiar territory.
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It was a great way to make people more familiar with Front.
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So the energy and dynamics are way more familiar to the crowd.
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In Mamma, they sit alongside more familiar comfort foods: potatoes, pasta, leftovers.
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It's a type we are more familiar with from 22015th-century painting.
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As we get more familiar with something, we often get more disillusioned.
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And once you slip inside, the world begins to feel more familiar.
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We as white women needed to get more familiar with feeling uncomfortable.
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What could be more familiar, cheap and simple than asphalt roof tiles?
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The more familiar you are with her work, the stranger she becomes.
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For Anibal, the meetinghouse became more familiar than home, Ms. Latorre said.
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It's Classic Blue, a darker, more familiar shade than its cyanic siblings.
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From here to the end is more familiar San Francisco tourist territory.
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But most of us might call it by a more familiar name: chicken.
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Though you'll have an easier time using the one you're more familiar with.
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Fawaz is more familiar with cable set-top boxes than smartphones or thermostats.
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Attitudes are changing as people become more familiar with the idea of implants.
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You're probably more familiar with its Ecce Mono designation after its botched restoration.
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Other brands were more familiar, like Victoria's Secret Pink, Good Eggs or AARP.
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But things start to feel more familiar once the quest really gets started.
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In a more familiar language, that is also called adding oil to fire.
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More familiar than it should, given that I've only been here once before.
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By 22008 American children were more familiar with Mario than with Mickey Mouse.
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HOAR, HEIR, MERE and TEAR pack a more familiar punch when read aloud.
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Obviously, a lot of listeners here might be more familiar with startup fundraising.
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Lee himself is an entrepreneur more familiar with digital companies than legacy retail.
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If you've ever used a webOS phone, it will feel even more familiar.
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Foreplay of a more familiar type is not uncommon within the animal kingdom.
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Later in the day, though, Trump was back to his more familiar self.
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In the movie, DuVernay uses nightmare scenarios that are more familiar to children.
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Other researchers suggest that island foxes have been protected in more familiar ways.
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So yeah, I'm starting to feel a little more familiar with the city.
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Each night is a slightly more familiar exploration or mapping of the unknown.
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The proceeding settled into a more familiar rhythm of partisan back and forth.
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As a compulsive overthinker myself, the agonizing ones feel more familiar to me.
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Their suffering, their hubris, their senses of humor were more familiar than not.
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That is the style that Rosdely was more familiar with; I do constitutional.
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I felt like I was more familiar with the tunes than they were, honestly.
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That suggests that voters are more familiar with candidates by name than by appearance.
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These WIMPs would only rarely leave an imprint on the more familiar everyday matter.
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This is a more familiar option, flavor-wise, but one of the most delicious.
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Many of them have aging parents, making them more familiar with medicine's rising costs.
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The Y20163K bug got the public more familiar with the survivalist lifestyle than ever.
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"Investors have become more familiar and comfortable with fixed-income ETFs," said Morningstar's Johnson.
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Some of the grapes will also be used to blend with more familiar varieties.
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We're about to get more familiar with this new in-car Android experience, though.
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But the rise of exotic pathogens does not make more familiar ones less dangerous.
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He then progressed into the more familiar soundscapes of UK dubstep and Berlin techno.
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Science fiction, a second realm of speculation, is perhaps a more familiar beach read.
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That had the additional effect of making the beneficiary population whiter and more familiar.
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This is a player who's more familiar with exceeding expectations than sinking beneath them.
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But I'm talking about more familiar mainstays, like Mail and Photos, iTunes and iCloud.
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But I'm talking about more familiar mainstays, like Mail and Photos, iTunes, and iCloud.
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The company is also hiring for positions more familiar to Hollywood than Silicon Valley.
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When they become more familiar with him, he assured us, he'd gain in popularity.
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Here comes the part that may sound more familiar to you: making weed butter.
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Her constant movement may be more familiar in male painters inclined to the abstract.
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It was different from dining and dashing at the more familiar Zim's, on Taraval.
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She decided to search more familiar turf, limiting herself to Americans living in Mumbai.
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Exotic, orange-hued spices from around the world became more familiar in the kitchen.
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But modern Americans may be more familiar with another, similar activity: bobbing for apples.
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The learning curve becomes easier as you become more familiar with the new system.
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That stands in sharp contrast to NATO's strategy for dealing with more familiar threats.
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Twisting those sounds into more familiar forms, like rap beats, offers a way in.
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We're more familiar with some places, which makes our perception of them more accurate.
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That's left people more familiar with the meme's context scrambling to explain the nuance.
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More familiar was the lemony frankincense resin, which is still burned in Catholic churches.
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That's because we in the pundit class were more familiar with college-educated Republicans.
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"I'm more familiar with the origins of street art here in California," says Marin.
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Audiences, too, cheer him with a kind of enthusiasm more familiar from arena sports.
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In this costume-drama context, Michele's vision looked more familiar, if hardly less peculiar.
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The government is getting more familiar with all the ways that mangroves are beneficial.
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And then about an hour in, it started to feel a little more familiar.
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I ended the weekend with a much more familiar kind of intensity: headbanging techno.
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As its system gets more and more familiar with the area, it'll venture out further.
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Here was yet another way Austin was becoming more familiar to me — more my own.
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Some players might prefer a more familiar two-handed control scheme, and that's an option.
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I've always liked the cinematic look of Instax Wide, but Instax Square feels more familiar.
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"Local makers are more familiar with the ecosystem in terms of supply chain," says Xie.
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Eventually I found myself drifting back towards the more familiar, more pleasant island of Fortnite.
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So it is with democratic liberalism, or to use the more familiar name, liberal democracy.
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Here are some more familiar faces from the front rows of New York Fashion Week.
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Put in a more familiar language, these European leaders put a cart before the horse.
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The list goes on — and it's starting to include names more familiar to Western audiences.
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On the plus side, that makes splitting a little more familiar and easy to manage.
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Others may be more familiar with Brie as "hells bells" Trudy Campbell from Mad Men.
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One that adjusts to make things more comfortable, more familiar, more festive or more exciting.
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It was a Machiavellian world set on the stage of a more familiar Wall Street.
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They're more familiar with Israel, which really helps when you start the process with them.
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But the technology powering that encryption is more familiar than many Google fans may realize.
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Other retweets are more familiar spam, sharing links to pornography streams or affiliate-friendly stores.
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Now labor advocates are focused on a more familiar fight: Abolishing the tipped wage altogether.
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But then that doughtier, more familiar English trait—worldly scepticism—must and will reassert itself.
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There's also the more familiar style of dungeons with bosses at the end of them.
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For us, that are more familiar, we say, 'how can they possibly still think that?
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The more familiar Australia is with an opponent, the better the team defends, Joyce said.
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As ineffective as Nova was on Friday, there was another, more familiar culprit: the offense.
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Mattis even encouraged his men to grow mustaches so that they would seem more familiar.
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I was able to choose exercises I was more familiar with, like a bicep curl.
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"He had gotten slightly more familiar with my game, and that helped him," McEnroe said.
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It was true; the music sounded more familiar — more Bravo-like — at a muted level.
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It is tempting to compare Covid-19 to a more familiar disease: the seasonal flu.
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Young kids, especially preschoolers, may want to start with something more familiar — the moon itself.
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Each time, the story grows more familiar, and that familiarity casts the illusion of truth.
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Without a doubt, VR's repercussions for older, more familiar notions of cinematic realism are astounding.
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New Yorkers are probably more familiar with another name in the opioid supply chain: Sackler.
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This is a much more familiar story, a story that's as old as humanity itself.
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But he was back in the sunshine and in his more familiar role on Friday.
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Mr. Martin's red-and-white footwear will be more familiar to many than his name.
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But, the authors acknowledge, that may change as hosts become more familiar with the rules.
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He's more familiar and more human than ever, which makes him all the more disturbing.
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At the same time, Americans will become more familiar with Tesla's products through actual experience.
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But "pumpkin" and "pomegranate" are more familiar and comforting than "pentylene glycol" at this point.
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" If there is a Senate trial, Conway said, "That'll be more familiar to most Americans.
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But here he relaxes in the more familiar surroundings and he's funnier as a result.
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An arm reaching down is one of the more familiar movements in the human lexicon.
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But behind this utopian promise is a more familiar reality, characterised instead by enduring inequalities.
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But for anyone who's ever played a video game, the model should seem much more familiar.
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This year's lineup, revealed today, is dominated by even more familiar faces from the beauty industry.
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In most of recorded history even the more familiar three score years and ten was rare.
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After that time, we've become more and more familiar with each other through working together frequently.
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Of course, bin Laden was always far more familiar and fearsome in the minds of Americans.
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But in fact, the financial reality I'm living in now is much more familiar to me.
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They will drop the name Eva in favor of the much more familiar Bowers & Wilkins brand.
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Minecraft and other "make your own fun" laboratories become richer as their tools become more familiar.
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As they become more familiar, they will give rise to new applications and wholly new hardware.
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But there is an inevitable letdown when this decidedly unconventional movie settles into more familiar territory.
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Returning to more familiar terrain, the show remains amusing, while delivering what feels like diminishing returns.
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The awkward crops and algorithmic curation make for compositions more familiar to digital space than physical.
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This week we're going to get a bit more familiar with the solar system's innermost world.
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Walmart shoppers — will become more familiar with Lord & Taylor over time and shop their stores, too.
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Its brief shining moment in the journalistic spotlight was being complicated by much more familiar issues.
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His books sell well, but many Westerners prefer more accessible translations that use more familiar terms.
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They're getting more familiar with technology ventures, and every month the top of the jar loosens.
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The first half of the documentary is more familiar, but yet not exactly what we've seen.
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First, they're looking to target only Indian-Americans, who may be more familiar with the chef.
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Our more familiar Smurfs, ruled by Papa Smurf (Mandy Patinkin), didn't even know this village existed.
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"The more you see representations in the media, the more familiar it becomes," Ms. Hennessey said.
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The Philharmonic would get a demanding workout — if a shorter one, in a more familiar style.
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I know Vanessa is far more familiar with being in the spotlight, but this is different.
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On the big screen, Los Angeles is more familiar as a backdrop than a magical place.
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Mr. Merlino, the computer science student, is more familiar with newer languages like SQL and Python.
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Then there are the more familiar stories, the tales of human cannibalism that springs from hunger.
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" But you might be more familiar with the poem&aposs alternate title, "The Night Before Christmas.
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Of course, plenty of Huel users are already transforming the Huel powder into more familiar foods.
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The entry is ADAMANCY, although I feel more familiar with "adamance," which is also a word.
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The company's also introducing another new droid today, although you're likely more familiar with him: R2-D2.
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Castro has a higher public profile than O'Rourke and is a more familiar face on cable news.
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The move should free up local agents who are more familiar with the region, the agency said.
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And so I returned to the more familiar city and met two different kinds of black survivalists.
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But readers may be more familiar with CIRCA's offshoot: the Instagram account CheapOldHouses, which Finkelstein also runs.
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The poll found more affluent consumers and city dwellers were more familiar with electric and hybrid vehicles.
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But the way that you use them will feel a lot more familiar to just about everyone.
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More familiar comfort food than stale retread, the season's antics explore many of the series' known beats.
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While one distracted the journalist, the other let her ricochet to a more familiar plane of being.
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Amazon is about to get a little bit more familiar with the shapes of its customers' bodies.
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It looks like there will be a couple more familiar faces joining the cast for season two.
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Unfortunately, it's exactly the sort of nightmare that's expected to become more familiar in a warmer world.
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More familiar, but just as transporting, was the risotto, supersaturated with brown butter and creamy Castelmagno cheese.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has even famously (or infamously) commissioned translations of Shakespeare into more familiar English.
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In fact, with each passing controversy, the excuses have just started to sound more and more familiar.
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Many of us know the legends and myths; if nothing else, it makes the name more familiar.
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Watching the show, your ears become more familiar with the hum of the atmosphere than the action.
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Public support for the bills has grown, while lawmakers have become more familiar with what's at stake.
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A lot of Linder's work utilizes computer interfaces and a more familiar, overtly "dark" take on technology.
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This new interface removes those hurdles in favor of something much more familiar, almost like Facebook Messenger.
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And, perhaps because they are more familiar with firearms, guns tend to be their method of choice.
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"This is where we become more and more familiar with ourselves and our inner thoughts," Kibiloski said.
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The closer the danger, the more familiar the details, the more likely we are to strike out.
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Whereas in French, I pressure myself a lot more because it's a language I'm more familiar with.
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Tea will turn from a grassy green to the deep brown we're more familiar with at home.
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In more familiar measurements, Casterly Rock is taller than the Empire State Building, and 7 miles wide.
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Oppo also owns OnePlus, which is a much smaller brand but likely more familiar to Western readers.
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"Two young children learning how to read the holy Qur'an and becoming more familiar with their religion."
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The ACA, once a "radical" proposal, had become something more familiar, perhaps even reassuring, to swing voters.
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The iPhone 11 Pro also comes in the more familiar colors of space gray, gold, and silver.
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Three more familiar national pollsters have also surveyed the state: NBC/WSJ/Marist, SurveyUSA and CBS/YouGov.
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It is more familiar as the law used to promote gender equity in sports and faculty hiring.
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Today I decide to go for a more familiar approach: brown eyes, pink cheek, and pink lips.
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Meat pies are more familiar, colonial descendants of Cornish pasties, flaking and caving without going to pieces.
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Moments later, Mr. Trump veered to more familiar terrain, railing against Democrats, globalists and the news media.
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Then I return to the printed words after having gotten more familiar with the author's spoken words.
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He said he had bought a Huawei phone because the brand felt more familiar, more European even.
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His new role, with an initial five year term, is a step back to more familiar territory.
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In the future, that means Mr. Bezos will most likely be a more familiar presence in Washington.
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Scientists have begun to speak of functional extinction (as opposed to the more familiar kind, numerical extinction).
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The rabbits' language, Lapine, is mixed with more familiar words; one learns it through experience and context.
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By contrast, Jay Sekulow, the president's personal lawyer, is much more familiar with the milieu of television.
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Google has plopped a 16-megapixel telephoto lens alongside the more familiar 12-megapixel wide angle lens.
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There may be no more familiar image of Los Angeles than the helicopters that buzz constantly overhead.
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But now that they've become more familiar with the subway system, their visits downstairs are less frequent.
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Children view influencers as more trustworthy than traditional celebrities, probably because they seem more familiar, research says.
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Courts now, at least in my experience, are much more familiar with the various social media platforms.
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Upflow lets you assign actions to a particular team member if they're more familiar with this specific client.
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" Visceral Recess is an inflatable adult playground that encourages people "to become more familiar with their intrinsic selves.
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The comedy series race features more familiar faces, with two-time Emmy-winning political satire "Veep" nominated again.
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But the current path is actually a more familiar one: the FBI doesn't normally comment on active investigations.
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Trump's pas de deux with Speaker Paul Ryan marks the beginning of his shift into more familiar territory.
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The striking leaves, which resemble large, fan-shaped collards, have far less heat than the more familiar root.
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As VR becomes more familiar, both culturally and technically, the level of discourse turns more sensible and specific.
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Lots of the electrons orbiting holmium's nucleus buzz around without a partner, unlike more familiar elements, he explained.
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They like her most when that ambition is thwarted and she's relegated to a more familiar, traditional role.
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It's a lesser-known dish, but American diners have become much more familiar with kimchi in recent years.
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While North has been becoming more familiar with being on camera, her cousin Mason is already well aware.
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They opted for a young, untested David Cameron over the more familiar charms of David Davis in 2005.
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The area is more familiar with her than most since it's part of the Rochester, Minnesota, media market.
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Other adult entertainment industry sources say Network Telephone Services and NiteFlirt are two of the more familiar names.
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Now that you're a little more familiar with Om's spiritual significance, let's go back to that yoga class.
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It is in the eighteenth century that we find the more familiar, hardened boundaries of racialized American identity.
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It's not about economic hardship, it's about doing what's easier and more familiar for as long as possible.
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Residents are generally more familiar than investors from elsewhere with local projects since they sit on their doorstep.
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Maybe this is because we're now closer to our own time, and personalities and events are more familiar.
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"I know people that are a lot more familiar using them are glad they're in there," he said.
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Her selection to lead a financial regulatory agency surprised bureau-watchers who had expected a more familiar figure.
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Yet—boringly enough—Brazil turned out, in so many ways, to be far more familiar than they imagined.
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We're more familiar with Trump after one year than we were with either Bush or Obama after eight.
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So the more familiar your pre-sleep routine is, the more likely all those parts will line up.
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But it's fun to note the ideas and phrases that Balanchine lifted for later, now more-familiar works.
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"More and more consumers [were] interested in eating plant-based, but in a more familiar way," Kelly recalled.
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Closer to Earth, space telescopes also captured more familiar sights, like Jupiter's Great Red Spot, in unprecedented detail.
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And then there are the more familiar tricks of campaign seasons, from dodgy pamphlets to avoiding the media.
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They offered that if I could create a cleaner grid featuring more familiar elements, they'd take a look.
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Mr. Müller-Schott's dark, penetrating sound lent richness and depth to phrases more familiar from a shimmering violin.
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However, he conceded that he's more familiar with big names in the political realm than Hollywood's A-list.
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You're probably more familiar with that web as a chain, ending in the tuna on your dinner plate.
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But as the concept has become more familiar, many have accepted it as an aspect of fan culture.
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Then a friend who's more familiar with Shrobe's work said I should nevertheless see the work in person.
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But the post-blow dried photographs show a far more familiar looking cat, full of life and voluminous fluff.
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The new company will be called TiVo as end consumers are more familiar with the TiVo brand than Rovi.
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Commenters on Change My View are a much more familiar internet type than are submitters, whom they far outnumber.
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Here's the shifter on a new Lexus RX 350, which uses the more familiar P-R-N-D arrangement.
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The second is a more familiar sort of cinema, starring the brilliantly mercurial Rebecca Hall in the title role.
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The first popularized dial telephone was a desk set candlestick model; the smaller, more familiar desk set came later.
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Maybe it's a piece of hyper-sophisticated alien tech disguised to look like something more familiar from our world.
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It's a scene that feels ever more familiar these days — until the police actually do fire on the crowd.
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All the features of the older and more familiar Tesla Autopilot system will continue to work in a downpour.
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Lantz says the video game industry is more familiar with likeness cases than with something like dance and copyright.
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See Handler's chic new role, plus Ashley Graham's latest collaboration and more familiar faces in major new beauty campaigns.
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It's a great way to have some fun while also becoming more familiar with the place you call home.
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Outside the US, Trump's mixture of protectionism and harsh anti-immigration rhetoric starts to look a lot more familiar.
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Two years later, Mr Roberts would return to his more familiar role as a fifth vote for the conservatives.
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But rather than make headlines from their athletics, the region's sportsmen have retreated to a more familiar field: politics.
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The story of our privatized dental system runs parallel to the more familiar story of America's health care system.
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But Monet said fans are really more familiar with the character you've played, and not who you actually are.
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It was complete redesign, transforming from a stick to the circular-designed HDMI dongle you're probably more familiar with.
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Vukmir enters the race with the advantage, since delegates voting on the endorsement are likely more familiar with her.
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The termite-raiding ant is a 2, as is a sting you may be more familiar with — the honeybee's.
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"As more people become more familiar with more of these memes, you get this cross-pollination," Professor Milner said.
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Which then can also people back onto other platforms where they may get more familiar with the ideological pieces.
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Now that you're a little more familiar with the site, let's find some deals and save you some money.
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The next morning, my last in California, was more familiar ground: a morning class at Love Yoga in Venice.
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Indeed, even as the real estate industry has unrolled its new approach, it has not abandoned more familiar ones.
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But it is a more familiar, though often overlooked, material that is in focus at the fair this year.
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The story's subjects were more familiar to a typical Reddit user than to, for example, the average Facebook user.
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Little is known about the Denisovans, who were ancient relatives of the more familiar Neanderthals and our own species.
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He's more familiar with writing talking points for politicians than discussing the details of things such as quantitative easing.
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I'm wondering if, because you Americans are more familiar with it, it's going to be the other way around.
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And many customers wound up with better coverage from salespeople who were more familiar with individual industries, Althoff said.
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As we got more familiar with one another, people from all different backgrounds told tales of their past travels.
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If it is, then you can expect other candidates to pass him once voters become more familiar with them.
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Fans may be more familiar with the team-based, sponsorship-focused leagues that have now become standard in esports.
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Of all the potential Democratic candidates, few are more familiar than McAuliffe with the rigors of a presidential race.
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The first sport where I'd get to eat from an umu was a little more familiar: Tau'a Rapa Nui.
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We wanted to show what was familiar to us, and probably a lot more familiar to other people as well.
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Or, to put in terms they might find more familiar: Stop laughing it off, suck it up, and move on.
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But Brand was always more familiar with the challenges of the neighborhood than it may have seemed from the outside.
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Zosia Mamet and Jourdan Dunn are featured in Kate Spade's new Fall campaign, alongside Bernadette Peters and more familiar faces.
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Then every third or fourth horse breath, I would replace with one of the more familiar bear breaths from earlier.
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We got kind of lucky because the [90s] look is coming back, so people today are more familiar with it.
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The Bennet-Kaine plan would feel more familiar, leaving consumers with choices while giving everyone access to a government plan.
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Meanwhile, the former vice president's early grip on the race has loosened as voters become more familiar with their alternatives.
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The rankings looked more familiar at the top as Alabama, Georgia, Clemson and Ohio State remain as the top four.
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He's earning positive reviews and his favorability is rising in the polls as voters are becoming more familiar with him.
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Presenting such a device to people more familiar with the American or European smartphone markets draws gasps of surprised revulsion.
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Culturally, he's more familiar with them and knew the two of them more superficially than any of the GOP leaders.
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And then, there's something more familiar—a piano melody, definitely played by somebody at some point, in a room somewhere.
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Once inside the human body, this compound metabolizes into the more familiar GHB, a drug commonly associated with date rape.
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But this is where scientists a bit more familiar with animals start to quibble with the findings of the physicists.
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The "spirit of discovery is in our DNA," Obama said, naming seven men and women, some more familiar than others.
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As drones whirring overhead become mainstream, we will become more familiar and comfortable with them as tools, rather than threats.
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On the other, an artist as young as Michaels is shooting for the more familiar sound circulating the charts now.
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It offers American presenters something Cuban along with something more familiar, as Mr. Delgado and his dancers absorb American influences.
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Since Egyptian mummies are much more familiar to the popular imagination, it's good to see the Peruvian examples alongside them.
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But that game still had a more familiar feeling, coming at the end of a series, after four other games.
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And his comments are more familiar to a brand of nationalism seen in France, by figures like Marine Le Pen.
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The more you practice, the more familiar the exercise will become, and the better you&aposll get at the skill.
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As discoveries and scientific methods multiply, we will become more familiar with our distant ancestors of all kinds and species.
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Ross is a slightly more familiar figure in Washington, having been a former member of the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Perhaps the easiest way to explain is by way of analogy with tribal morality, which people are more familiar with.
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If people are more educated and they're more aware of these issues and more familiar, they won't feel so foreign.
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"Today, Korean food has become much more familiar, so you don't have to let the seasonings overpower," Ms. Choi said.
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Because the ills of Communist autocracy are more familiar, resistance to it can easily be given a patina of heroism.
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The league says it has 7.1 million avid fans in Mexico, where the rules of the game are more familiar.
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As I said, I am not alone in this: The answer is actually GOOD DOGGY, which is somewhat more familiar.
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Mr. Salaam said his mission is to expand the scope of DanceAfrica outside of the more familiar West African region.
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But her face — and the authority that she brought to her myriad roles — was usually more familiar than her name.
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Rather, they see it as a symptom or a side effect of more familiar conditions, such as depression or anxiety.
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This bottle, made of moschofilero and roditis, leaned toward a more familiar Mediterranean style, but it was very well-done.
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Rugby union is more familiar to people in the United States, where it is the primary form played at colleges.
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Customers will become more familiar with automated driving technology, which will hopefully lessen fear around fully autonomous vehicles, Weast added.
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The team Trump has now assembled for his impeachment trial is much more familiar with catering to a national audience.
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Dr. Barnett suspects that as researchers become more familiar with the process, the time spent on such proposals may drop.
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Jessica Chastain, Bill Hader, and James McAvoy all joined the Stephen King adaptation, bringing more familiar faces to the franchise.
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Melania Trump's parents, Amalija and Victor Knavs, are also expected to become more familiar figures in Washington following her move.
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It was just more familiar to someone like me who already experiences much of the world through a smartphone screen.
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" Lenny is nodding rapidly as if completely convinced but then asks politely, "Maybe that's a more familiar take on it?
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Once out here, agents are trained in one of the contexts more familiar to them and the casual observer: driving.
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The more familiar with this vision your employees are, the more likely they are to stay and be strong contributors.
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If Champagne offered worldly experience and egalatarian vision, Infantino brought things back to the more familiar terrain of FIFA politics - money.
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Many of these are what we might call "frontier items," more familiar to real-world, pre-contemporary settlers than space travelers.
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As semi-autonomous and other self-driving features become more common and more familiar, she explained, we're starting to accept them.
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Many wish to reunite with relatives already in Britain, with job opportunities and the more familiar English language also big draws.
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Another way to get to grips with AI is to use a subject you are more familiar with as a gateway.
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It was a bold idea that they scrapped mid-campaign, and by the end the company pivoted to something more familiar.
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It already supports Bluetooth controllers, but many people are obviously more familiar with the gamepads from the biggest two gaming consoles.
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I wonder if you were trying to create texts the way young people talk, or the way you're more familiar with.
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To put it in more familiar terms, Biles has been winning world championships since before the movie Frozen debuted (November 2013).
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Small- and medium-sized business clients also are heavy users of FedEx's more familiar Express and Ground services, the company says.
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The clubs will finish out the year with 10 games against more familiar opponents; Chicago has three at Cleveland, four vs.
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Some work like tiny windmills, while others roll on four reels like the human-scale race cars we're more familiar with.
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These new users are especially vulnerable to the kind of online manipulation that people more familiar with the internet would detect.
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By then, Trish may be heading down a path far more familiar to Jessica, one that the friends can conquer together.
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"To hold a Petrobras stake does not add value to the bank," he said, using the oil company's more familiar name.
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But as people become more familiar with the vaccine, Feldman hopes there will be less focus on how HPV is transmitted.
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It allows owners to use their phones to get more familiar with their cars and learn how to perform basic maintenance.
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Palin and Trump are no more familiar with conservative economist Friedrich Hayek than a kangaroo is with the music of Beethoven.
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His argument—which will sound more familiar to Americans than to citizens of more centralised states—is based on German federalism.
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The device takes the lessons learned from previous Surface products and applies them to a more familiar and universal form factor.
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That's too bad, since having one more familiar face come around — Kenneth's, especially — would bring a smile to comedy fans everywhere.
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Though the concept elicited jokes about galactic battles against aliens, lawmakers were eyeing more familiar, terrestrial threats, namely Russia and China.
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The closing of another UK RMBS transaction that features WAC caps shows that investors may be more familiar with the product.
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The half devoted to Hillary Clinton is more familiar, and not just because her husband was profiled in two past installments.
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On "Kevin Can Wait," the title character (Kevin James) has a more familiar challenge of adjustment: He's a newly retired cop.
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Some claim that authoritarian rule is a more familiar and efficient form of "democracy" in less developed parts of the world.
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A 403(b) plan is similar to the more familiar 401(k), but it is subject to less stringent securities regulations.
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Colman is more familiar to American audiences, but primarily for her dramatic turns in series like Broadchurch and The Night Manager.
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At least that's what I'd been assured by colleagues and friends more familiar with that one-two punch of the cannabinoids.
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Eliza Coupe of the short-lived but still great Happy Endings also stars, alongside Derek Wilson and many more familiar faces.
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There's a ferocity in the echoed lyrics—even here, a quarter-mile back—that's more familiar at St Vitus hardcore shows.
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This sort of modulation of a cisgender woman's voice bends her toward a vocal spectrum more familiar to people like me.
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Which is why it's disappointing to see "Kidding" eventually turn into a more-familiar kind of pay-cable adult dark comedy.
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Drug-delivering contact lenses could counteract these high rates of eye drop truancy by bundling medication into a more familiar package.
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Coming out of that meeting, Trump was using language that sounded much more familiar — and much more comfortable — to drug companies.
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That menu will have things like carne asada, grilled chicken, guacamole, pico de gallo, and salsas, and other more familiar things.
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Yet from Monday to Wednesday, Mr. Trump used more familiar milieus — Twitter and friendly interviews — to attack critics and commandeer attention.
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As consumers grow more familiar with the tech, social platforms are creating AR-based tools that aim to make shopping easier.
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Bankers hope that will set the tone for upcoming biotechs, as investors in Hong Kong get more familiar with the sector.
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"Julius Caesar" will be followed by more familiar summer fare: a production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," directed by Lear deBessonet.
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But his unifying tone, which his staff characterized as more traditionally presidential, quickly gave way to a more familiar Trump approach.
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From day seven to 14, it might look more creamy or yellowish, slowly getting back to colors you're more familiar with.
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As the chaos of President Trump's White House becomes more familiar, something similar appears to be happening on the political stage.
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The 18th-century audience was more familiar with Scripture than with the English philosopher John Locke or the Roman historian Livy.
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As The Crown marches on toward the present, more and more familiar stories and names are becoming material for the series.
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It means things like search should be in a similar place, and iconography will be reused so things feel more familiar.
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Caiazzo, who declined to comment, has been replaced by Shannon Jackson, a more familiar face who managed Sanders' 2018 Senate race.
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She tested new formations and tweaked more familiar ones, and engaged in experiments prompted by injuries, player availability and even curiosity.
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We could see Thompson more cautious than ever, uncharacteristically aggressive, or even fighting exclusively orthodox in a more familiar kickboxing style.
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But dragons actually have a lot more in common with something that we're a lot more familiar with: conventional air power.
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Thanks to efforts made in the search, oceanographers are more familiar with the terrain far below the surface of the Indian Ocean.
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Instead, from and for the "wilderness," it demands, and seizes, a spot much closer to this slice of history's more familiar center.
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It turns out that everyone wants hits—the more familiar the better, says Derek Thompson, author of a book entitled "Hit Makers".
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But after the song becomes more familiar and you can anticipate how it will unfold, you realize that you really like it.
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But there would be no sensation more familiar for cricket fans than the Poms self-destructing and the Aussies spoiling the party.
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Timothee Chalamet, the beloved star of Call Me By Your Name, may be one of the more familiar names on the list.
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And by doing this groundbreaking science, Catts is developing tools that could, in the future, be applied to more familiar food animals.
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Caper wants to make eliminating checkout lines as easy as replacing their shopping carts while offering a more familiar experience for customers.
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The chickens have come home to roost on Shameless, and the Gallagher house is looking more familiar than ever as a result.
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But when he tries to give them advice on how to do that, his analysis begins to sound a little more familiar.
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Along the way, Captain Marvel will also encounter a few faces that'll be more familiar to us than they are to her.
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You can almost see how this 1922 Austro Motorette would eventually be given a seat to become the more familiar-looking Vespa.
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More familiar with caring for smaller, domestic pets, BARC only looked after the tiger until a more suitable home could be found.
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Now it's a single-layer interface, which will prove more familiar to iPhone users as well as many Chinese Android phone owners.
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The apparatus at first seemed somewhat sinister, and a sense of that pervaded throughout even once I became more familiar with it.
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" Trump also attacked a more familiar target, CNN: Trump to a CNN reporter trying to ask a question: "CNN is fake news.
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AMONG the distressing questions that crowd the French consciousness after the latest terrorist horror, one of the more familiar is: why France?
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To put that in more familiar terms, static analysis of a regulation is similar to static scoring of a federal budget bill.
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Beyond this, I think there is value in giving people a better sense of probabilities - again, using contexts that are more familiar.
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That creates a more familiar phone call experience so you can transition from relaxing to music to professional meetings in a snap.
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And even when teen and young adult patients get more familiar cancers, like breast cancer, it's usually in a more aggressive form.
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The trickster himself moves within the edges of the world, between the spaces of larger and more familiar social and cultural realms.
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In search of fresh ideas, researchers have begun to borrow a phrase or two from the more familiar language of cancer treatment.
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After an opening 30 minutes on coronavirus, the debate shifted to more familiar ground: health care, climate change, foreign policy, and immigration.
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The more familiar we are with an idea, the more likely it is to get inserted into our memories as the truth.
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That said, things been moving toward normalcy — and the more familiar virtual assistants become, the more likely people will use them wherever.
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And in some cases, they don't even know how to use the social media platforms older people might be more familiar with.
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A more familiar sight might be a place to order cheap cheeseburgers from a drive-through window, especially as you head south.
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Making this matchup even more familiar is the fact that the two programs also met in a playoff semifinal just last season.
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The more I read about Symonette's views, the more familiar they sounded, and I realized that I'd heard them before — in person.
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He switched the shaft on his driver to something that felt more familiar, and he is no longer shying from swinging it.
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Still, beyond mosquitoes and other insect bloodsuckers we're more familiar with, a handful of other organisms have somehow managed to do it.
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So I am certainly a better senator today than I was five years ago simply because I'm more familiar with the process.
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As lively as WELL, LOOKY THERE is, the phrase would have sounded more familiar to me had it been WELL, LOOKY HERE.
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That two political outsiders made it to the final round, over many more familiar faces, was a rebuke of the political elite.
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I'm more familiar with details of the lives of my sports heroes than I am with most people I have actually met.
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Do we not want presidents who reconsider their views after becoming more familiar with certain (and in Trump's case probably "many") subjects?
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In an application that is more familiar with many people, the technique is used in millions of corrective eye surgeries every year.
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The new Mariah is certainly a lot more familiar with pain than the old one was, but I like the new one better.
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"As judges become more familiar and comfortable with emojis, they will figure out the best ways to adapt existing legal principles to [them]."
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For those more familiar with the nuances (aka snobs), every piece is a parody overflowing with inside jokes about the history of dance.
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Older, wiser, and infinitely more familiar with wine-speak, she represents what Tess thinks life could be if she plays her cards right.
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The blueprint unveiled Monday tracks with some more familiar positions, including a handful shared by most of the top tier Democratic primary candidates.
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If neither side can figure out how to capitalize on peace, they may turn to more familiar territory: threatening war all over again.
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Moving around in the dark would make the patrol more vulnerable to attack from militants who were far more familiar with the terrain.
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The second generation, released a year later, changed the iPod nano into a more familiar shape, with curved sides and bright color options.
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The rules that govern these interactions are "infinitely more complicated" than the rules that govern interactions in more familiar physical systems, Young said.
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They are more familiar as needing the solicitude of law and government to protect them from the vagaries of social and economic discrimination.
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To those more familiar with the Tesla billionaire's controversial business decision-making, his late-night turn to rap may seem out of step.
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But both of those products ran software straight from Google, making them more familiar to a Western audience than most of Huawei's output.
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Most investors are more familiar with the larger iShares Nasdaq Biotech ETF (IBB), which is down a somewhat milder 24 percent this year.
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Those more familiar with NFL or MLB games than horse races might be surprised at what a "box" is at the horse track.
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The peach, looking ever more familiar by the moment, explains that he lost his job a few years back and never fully recovered.
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As the rhythms lock in and become more familiar there's a joy in them too; there's peace in somewhere in the chaos, always.
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Najarian also said he expects more millennials to take up options trading as they become more familiar, and more comfortable, with the market.
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As we get more familiar with the systems, the training wheels will come off and we will start advancing to the next systems.
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Most of the tricks were performed by more familiar animals like horses, dogs and goats, which, according to Wikipedia, are most often rescues.
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It's a shame, as these sort of game releases are a rarity, with safer, more familiar sequels becoming the order of the day.
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There's probably nothing to be done about the fact that the premise feels a little less fresh, the jokes a little more familiar.
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In the course of her work, Erika hears other accounts of rape: more familiar incidents involving alcohol and sexual contact that turn nonconsensual.
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This allows users to get more familiar with Costco's deals, and therefore might prompt them to want to actually obtain a membership overall.
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Even for international students who are more familiar with FIFA than the NFL, bring up Deflategate and they know exactly what it's about.
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It quickly leapt from alien object to something more familiar: a kind of verisimilitude of beef that my brain accepted as real enough.
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It quickly leapt from alien object to something more familiar: a kind of beef-like ingredient that my brain accepted as real enough.
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The dangers of a Hillary Clinton presidency are more familiar than Trump's authoritarian unknowns, because we live with them in our politics already.
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The opera may then face a tougher, more discerning audience among those even more familiar with the book, but Mr. Sheng seemed unfazed.
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Splatoon 2 (we really like the first one) and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild also look great, but more familiar.
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It can spare her a surgery, which is huge, and get her to a more familiar and confident place without that additional procedure.
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But I'm really more familiar with the satires of them in the YouTube age, like 'Between Two Ferns' and that sort of thing.
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Had Ocampo been more familiar or well-versed in mental health issues, Burkhard speculates the outcome could have been different in this case.
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Much more familiar is the sort of playground psychological warfare practiced by Alex Ferguson and José Mourinho, where every word was a provocation.
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We tried to put that all in one place for your friends because we thought it would make the app feel more familiar.
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My medical team would come in and relay information in the complicated jargon that is often more familiar to me than lay English.
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That echoes the sense that Rumayyan, while one of the more familiar Saudi faces to global finance, is a less independent Aramco chair.
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Isaac-Devine also noted that Biden and Sanders are more familiar politicians who have spent years building up their connections within the community.
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Reader's Notebook In days of yore, graduation speeches were fiery or throat-clenched battle cries, highly reliant on one or more familiar themes.
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At its periphery is a more familiar, heavy-handed story of greed-is-good-era New York City, with a ubiquitous 2018 hook.
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Or, to put it in more familiar terms—driving away women, investing your hopes in a single, unassailable leader is a critical bug.
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It also puts a refreshing twist on the more familiar cultural script of having women perform sexiness as part of their service jobs.
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This could be because you don't need an internet connection to save your work, or maybe they're just more familiar with the interface.
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When he leaned into the more familiar parts of his catalog, the crowd received him rapturously, and he seemed humbled by the affection.
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They have grown up in the digital age and are more familiar with the apps and technology many gig economy start-ups use.
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But it isn't long before Valance crosses paths with a number of other, more familiar Star Wars bounty hunters and the mystery deepens.
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Mr. Perry, who will follow two highly accomplished physicists if confirmed, is far more familiar with issues involving the oil and gas industry.
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Stranger still — Amazon fully supports the company, which is a sub-brand of the more familiar "Anker," best known for portable battery packs.
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That repetition eventually will begin to pay off as voters become more familiar with the tax-cut law, many in the party say.
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When he heads home for the Midwest, with the towns increasingly more familiar, he sees his hometown as if for the first time.
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Far from spreading Shariah, as Islamophobes have suggested, America's Muslim clerics are focusing on a more familiar trend: youngsters blending into American life.
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The biography, then, is Reynolds's attempt to tease out how his subject's undercover life fit into the more familiar world of his work.
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But what makes a wine "natural" isn't always clear to consumers who are more familiar with the under-$10 section at Trader Joe's.
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Government recommendations on fighting indoor biological pollution suggest more familiar tactics, like using dustproof mattress covers and washing bedding weekly in very hot water.
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Whether intentional or not, the first three tracks pass through three of his more familiar — and very different — musical regions before venturing further afield.
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And, well, aside from block-headed Minecraft characters it's hard to find a character more familiar to children than the fictional wizard Harry Potter.
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Classes and community table space are open to all who wish to learn traditional techniques and get more familiar with Native culture and history.
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Strand wonders whether more familiar, fixed POS donations might eventually give way to a round up strategy to raise greater overall amounts for nonprofits.
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Tony Revolori, a 21-year-old, plays the type of bully I'm more familiar with: the arrogant smarty pants who also somehow achieves coolness.
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You're probably more familiar with erosion as it applies to tides slowly washing away a beach, or causing cliffs along the coast to collapse.
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With a name that roughly translates to "azalea," the Jindallae 3 does indeed bear some serious similarities to more familiar devices designed in California.
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The QuakeCon footage also served up looks at an assortment of older, more familiar Doom weapons, such as the rocket launcher and grenade launcher.
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It's something I became more familiar with as I checked in on various friends and family members after George Michael, Gregg Allman, Tom Petty.
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The Russian leader appears to have concluded he needs to get tough, drop the honey and go back to the more familiar vinegar approach.
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The goal is to give Call of Duty fans "new ways to engage ... and do interesting things" outside of the more familiar battle arenas.
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Electric GT World Series could take the idea one step further, since it's focused on production cars that consumers are much more familiar with.
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Melania Trump's parents, Amalija and Viktor Knavs, were with the family on Sunday evening and are expected to become more familiar figures in Washington.
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But once the script settles into more familiar rhythms and then into fantasy sequences, the intensity of that language dwindles, and the excitement lessens.
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In fact, an apt analogy can be drawn with a more familiar example: the Russian language is to Ukraine what English is to Ireland.
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AND THE SECOND, THE MUCH MORE TITILLATING AND MUCH MORE FAMILIAR, NOTORIOUS NOW, PORTION CONCERNED AN ATTACK ON THE FIRMS COMPLIANCE AND REGULATORY PRACTICES.
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"I think Facebook coming out with their own coin would make digital currency more familiar to people," Moro told CNBC in a phone interview.
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"This project has the potential to make the vast possibilities of AI and robotics more familiar and accessible to the general public," Kitano said.
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Louis and Santiago deftly moved the thousands of bottles through the storage area and into the part of Penn Station I'm more familiar with.
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In a town made famous by its glittering lights and clanging coins, the raucous cheer of rabid fans is becoming more familiar and important.
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Her recipe for moutabal — "baba ghanoush's first cousin" — outshines by a mile the more familiar eggplant dip, thanks to mint, walnuts and pomegranate molasses.
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But Ian complicates things with his sad-sack self-pity and disintegrating marriage, taking the film into a more familiar Gervais self-abasement mode.
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These latest updates are a first step but shows that they're trying to make Google Home products a more familiar part of the family.
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If you're in France, Spain, or South America, you might be more familiar with CMC-7 font, which integrates white dashes into the numbers.
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As the exchange has grown in visibility and become more familiar to Americans seeking health insurance, the need for federally funded navigators has diminished.
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Toner has been encouraging hospitals to prepare for a potential wave of coronavirus patients using numbers from a more familiar outbreak, an influenza pandemic.
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But after Mr. Carvalho's very public about-face in turning the job down, the mayor seems to have reverted to a more familiar character.
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They chose more recent, more familiar musical ancestors — less history, more hits — and were willing to risk having their songs compared with the pantheon.
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Perhaps trying to combat her sliding honesty numbers, Clinton's team has begun working to put the campaign on more familiar footing for the Democrats.
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Once you get more familiar with astrology, you can also look up the meanings of Venus, Mars, and every other planet in your chart.
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" Eubanks had told Moskowitz he had "had the opportunity now to become more familiar with the RFS and it's (sic) obvious shortcomings and problems.
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"I think because they are natives to a much richer visual culture, they are more familiar with the relevance of visual culture," he said.
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Jerry Maguire famously coined the phrase "Help me, help you," which eloquently communicates this message, but let's use an even more familiar example — moving.
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Outside of his home state of Vermont, there are few places more familiar with Sanders – or more enamored of him – than Wisconsin's state capital.
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In the mid-19th and early 20th centuries, the term began to take on the more familiar meaning, namely a person of low intelligence.
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Those who are more familiar with sophisticated robotics are more afraid of losing their jobs than those who are less familiar, the report says.
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But then the movie heads straight into conventional World War II drama territory, and becomes a much more familiar film — a sentimental prestige drama.
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But Will rejected it since people are more familiar with the main part of the theme song and the internet meme usually has 16.
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Dedication furthers this project, but the forms have changed: breathy singing and dimly lit electronic atmosphere are ultimately more familiar devices for depicting interiority.
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Trump began his address in the hushed tones he employs when using a teleprompter, but soon he found his more familiar and louder voice.
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He's supposed to be yearning on the part of mainstream press to present ... Yes, to have a more familiar picture to insert themselves into.
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Fans were so upset at this [screaming] that the filmmakers went back to the drawing board and came up with a much more familiar design.
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This kind of corruption is more familiar in developing countries, where wealthy power-holders and their children keep a foot in both business and politics.
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I like to say that, within a hundred years of arriving in New York, the average Jew was more familiar with sushi than gefilte fish.
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Yet certain movies—particularly those of the romantic variety—are more familiar than others, so there's a tendency to revisit old favorites on multiple occasions.
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He may be from inside the Beltway, but MacKaye is a Washington, D.C. native more familiar to Generation X college students than America's political class.
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The sound, which many American fans associated with more familiar Caribbean music like dancehall and soca, was actually that of West Africa's booming afrobeats scene.
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But in the future, Kuka's robots might become an even more familiar sight, with the company saying it's now exploring the world of consumer robotics.
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While some Americans may be more familiar with the Justin Bieber remix of the track, the original still reigns supreme in streaming and on YouTube.
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But Google's ability to tie the experience straight into search results through Instant Apps may help consumers become more familiar with this new shopping behavior.
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And her calculated strategies got me out, moving around—even if only for a few minutes—and feeling like a more familiar version of myself.
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After admitting that he "hadn't looked into" O'Reilly's case, the president did admit that he was more familiar with it than other things, like healthcare.
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The actress, 31, has officially ditched her platinum strands for a much richer and more familiar hue: a brown shade with a slight red undertone.
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These features could also make Uber Freight a more familiar service for younger people who are just entering or will someday enter the trucking workforce.
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Instead Mary's offerings include gels, topical compounds, and transdermal patches—form factors that look more familiar in a pharmacy than in a stoner's living room.
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Far more familiar in the United States are the cases in which family members have fought for the right to let their loved ones die.
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Filming on the grounds of Villa Montalvo, the film is timed with the 2016 election, overlapping Phelan's portrayal with that of a more familiar face.
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"Looking at the universe in infrared light gives striking context for the more familiar visible-light views," visualization scientist Robert Hurt said in the statement.
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They are also more familiar with the nuances of Emirati views on the Middle East, including the UAE's preferences for American policy in the region.
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For those who are more familiar with dog shows, cat show judging is similar as the judges are looking for confirmation to the breed standard.
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When I speak to people from the Caribbean, I'm more familiar with what they're talking about; that's important as a curator, to know your audience.
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However, it reverts the app's color scheme to PayPal's more familiar dark blue-and-white branding, so the relocated buttons are actually easier to see.
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In legal circles, it's known as "a Terry stop," but most Americans are more familiar with New York City's term for it: stop-and-frisk.
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The fellowship may also help Amazon recruit sought-after engineers whose studies will make them more familiar with Alexa than with other voice-controlled assistants.
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Athletes line the shoreline daily, practicing sports that include the more familiar beach volleyball and the homegrown futevôlei, a combination of volleyball and soccer juggling.
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In Avenue A, we return to more familiar ground, Lady Pink's depiction of women in the urban context, replete with dazzling fantastical and supernatural influences.
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But things got more complicated with the more familiar denim (the company's coin-pocket label is so familiar, it even adorns iPhone and iPad cases).
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Courtesy of the Panthers' owner, Vincent Viola, a Brooklyn native, Denis said he had lately become somewhat more familiar with the city's most populous borough.
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But now they respect the fighters more, as they are more familiar with the threats the rebels in Syria and Iraq can cause to Iran.
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Among the object's treasures is another small, silver print of Tubman showing the more familiar image of her standing with her hands on a chair.
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It's only when Ephron ups the stakes of Snow's behavior that the character begins to lose her glorious weirdness and becomes a more familiar type.
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A sensational and tragic revelation that might have been at the volcanic center of a more familiar kind of book is disclosed almost in passing.
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But once the pandemic peaks, it will have another, more familiar role: showing how long it takes to recover, leading the world forward once again.
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If you're bringing your own bottles, seek out the assistance of a colleague or wine shop associate who is more familiar with food and beverage.
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The dynamic is likely to become a lot more familiar on Capitol Hill as the Trump presidency and investigations into the president's associates grind on.
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The section was designed to be more familiar and inviting, offering small touches such as a living room space complete with a high definition television.
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They also had the advantage of fighting on a prepared battlefield their forces were more familiar with, and the support of a well-supplied castle.
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And in some communities, law enforcement agencies are more familiar with the technical intricacies of applying the red flag laws than they are in others.
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Every time we laugh at Alec Baldwin's virtuosic, consoling parodies of Mr. Trump, we make the president a little more familiar, a little more normal.
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"They were actually much more familiar with the social policies than I was, given their background, which was really cool," Ishaq said of her students.
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He is Uliks Gryka, 33, a lanky Albanian immigrant with no art training who goes by the more familiar variant of his given name: Ulysses.
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Most seemed to be hoping the subject would soon return to more familiar ground, like universal health insurance or universal background checks for gun sales.
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Over time, I've grown more familiar with the tropes within the medium, but from the get-go, I was hooked on the depth and originality.
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More familiar to Westerners is pad kra pao, stir-fried holy basil, which here gains briny contours from jellylike century eggs, the yolks gone black.
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The incentive scheme Nissan favored, known as a stair step, awards cash bonuses to dealers as opposed to the more familiar rebates given to buyers.
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Her vault to international fame and clout has surprised many American food lovers, who are more familiar with chefs like Barbara Lynch and April Bloomfield.
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But he is more familiar with the politics of the Seven Kingdoms than she is, and he knows his siblings, as well as their weaknesses.
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This kind of corruption is more familiar in developing countries, where wealthy power holders and their children keep a foot in both business and politics.
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Much Trump corruption has its roots in the seediest margins of the financial world, rather than the more familiar nexus of campaign finance and lobbying.
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Further, as one of the younger coaches in the NFL, Kingsbury is more familiar with the ongoing distractions that phones can present to his players.
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You might be more familiar with the contemporary books Parr and Lundgren selected, including creations by the still-working photographers Liu Zheng and Ren Hang.
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After decades in exile, some leaders were more familiar with American and European universities than with Libyan tribes and the militias that had sprung from them.
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Written and directed by Robert Eggers, "The Witch " takes place in an America that in its extremes feels more familiar than its period drag might suggest.
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They show off shortcuts between familiar melodies and dive into untrodden wilds with the confidence that they'll always make it back to a more familiar path.
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Burton will arrive in Rio five weeks before the opening ceremony to get more familiar with the race courses both in and out of the bay.
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For Buttigieg, this is more familiar territory: He's been answering questions about race relations and his record managing the South Bend police since the June debate.
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Eventually, rigid molds started to fall out of food vogue, and salads began to relax into something more familiar to the construction we're accustomed to today.
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" Customers dove under tables and chairs, Reza said, but staffers, who were more familiar with the restaurant, escaped to the roof or to "other safe spots.
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Wealthy Chinese are younger (typical Audi buyers in Germany are in their 2500s; in China they are in their 2000s), and hence more familiar with technology.
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Observing the work of Professor Vinidh Paleri and his team, William said it all looked a bit like something a little more familiar: playing video games.
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To make life easier for pilots, the MAX 8 employs a system that makes it feel to them like older, more familiar versions of the 737.
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TO KNOW how the world aches for a more familiar America to return, it is enough to watch foreign leaders interact with Vice-President Mike Pence.
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Some people enjoy watching celebrities simulate or have sex because they feel more familiar with the performer, and therefore more able to vicariously enjoy the erotica.
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In fact, the various devices and ways of moving the body in space are likely more familiar to people with disabilities than to able-bodied people.
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But those are much more familiar situations to those of us here in the early 21st century than actually being the passenger in an autonomous car.
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"I don't think there was another family that was more familiar in Bristol," Bob Montgomery, who covers high school sports for the Bristol Press, told CNN.
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What's more, though these rivals generally face the same regulatory obstacles in their home markets, they also benefit from being more familiar with those same markets.
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Tamia told BuzzFeed News she wanted to feel more familiar, so decided to transform her room to look more like the one she has at home.
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Certainly all the talk a few years ago was how do we automate or digitize higher ed, a field that I'm more familiar with than law.
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But we can't be sure that there isn't some indelible nuance lost by not choosing an actor more familiar with the particular challenge that transitioning presents.
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Data showed southbound traffic through the stock connects remained strong in July, with dual-listed firms preferred as their names are more familiar to mainland investors.
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Once you're more familiar with her sign, check out the perfect Mother's Day gift for her, whether she's an Aries, a Pisces, or anything in between.
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If they carried a more familiar brand like Bang & Olufsen or Bowers & Wilkins, we might be asking why they don't cost more than their $199 sticker.
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Jodie Sweetin is used to playing a Tanner on Fuller House, but now she's going to have to get a little more familiar with spray tanner.
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The progression of Trump policy from tweet to slogan to action has become more familiar, even though his ideas and tweets seem designed for shock value.
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"Pakistan has strong earnings growth so when investors become more familiar with the fundamentals, it is reasonable to think there will be significant appreciation," Mehta said.
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Large-scale reviews of troops, tanks, and other materiel in peacetime are usually more familiar in defunct authoritarian states like East Germany and the Soviet Union.
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Few teams are more familiar with how it feels to have its fortunes reversed so quickly, and so perhaps the Rangers turn the tables in 2017.
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As you become more familiar with it and see how the money is flowing out, you'll be able to identify steps to maximize your savings rate.
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"This happens day in and day out, and over time it starts to become a little bit more familiar, a little bit more comfortable," says Grant.
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AI may not be outperforming traditional research methods just yet, but as companies become more familiar with the tech, I only expect research outcomes to improve.
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By midday, the tone was changing, and celebratory headlines were making way for a story line that has recently become more familiar: The election is rigged.
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However, if you use Android as your phone, Google Home may feel more familiar since it has the same Google Assistant as your smartphone built-in.
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You have an extremely convivial social media presence, while a younger public might be more familiar with your heroic roles, like Captain Xavier in X-Men.
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On the film's soundtrack, however, he spat bars from a more familiar perspective with "New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)," a braggadocious anthem for the uptown badguy.
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According to Chandra, multiple investors asked the team to develop a version that worked on a web browser or completely abandon mobile for more familiar territory.
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In today's world, we're more familiar with it being a product of frostbite and gangrene sets in and you've gotta amputate the toes or the legs.
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Some of the more familiar models are the American (GFS) and European (ECMWF) models run by the US government and a partnership of European countries respectively.
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Though he has the least experience at this stage of a major among the remaining four, Querrey, 29, is growing more familiar with success at Wimbledon.
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Because even though we didn't win, we made the sight of a woman nominee more familiar, and we brought the possibility of a woman president closer.
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From there, things get more familiar, with the flower girl Aerith on a busy street at night, before looking up at the stars in the sky.
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The violence occurred not only in the more familiar urban centers of Chicago and Washington, but also in the hinterlands of Omaha; Charleston, S.C.; Longview, Tex.
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It's a two-way street, she says: She asks questions and learns about the work they're doing, while they become more familiar with how ethicists think.
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First, Boone had his first heart surgery there as a baby, and so the surgeons there would be more familiar with the scarring from that procedure.
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Unaccustomed to spending winter weekends in Washington, the president would be eager to resume his more familiar, golf-all-afternoon routine, his friends and allies said.
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Eggers tells his story, though the book is built less on a history of Yemen or coffee than on a more familiar theme: the American dream.
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But if we want to come to a full reckoning with our DNA, we have to get a lot more familiar with the science behind it.
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If we look to their appearance, then this body of sunlit surrealist and vache works marks a radical stylistic break with the more familiar, canonical Magrittes.
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It takes two more tries to get a driver who appears more familiar with the area, and sets me back $11.28 for the surcharge and the fare.
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And even though their backgrounds are different and their problems are unique, when you sit and listen to their stories, they're more familiar than you might expect.
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It also may have been that Frodo was smooth and small, more familiar and less threateningly adult than Viggo Mortensen's stubbly Aragorn or Orlando Bloom's intimidating Legolas.
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Aside from the judges, one more familiar face is returning: Ryan Seacrest will be back, too, because the more things change, the more things stay the same.
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It's not clear if later games will bring in more familiar faces, but according to Skybound Interactive president Dan Murray, Kirkman's comic will be the primary inspiration.
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Like in Calais, most of them hope eventually to reach Britain, across the Channel, where better job opportunities and the more familiar English language are big draws.
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Unlike the glosses you're likely more familiar with, this one leaves behind an opaque, heavy layer of pigment that doesn't slip or slide — and lasts for hours!
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Once the truth becomes clear, though, Unsane loses a lot of its energy as it tries to resolve a more familiar, conventional scenario that's sometimes clumsily told.
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Others who are more familiar with the way sexual violence has been handled in the criminal justice system are shocked that he was found guilty at all.
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He notes that humans are more familiar with the surface of the Moon than with the ocean's depths, which can be reached only with rare, specialist submersibles.
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Both options offer a "master brand" icon — either a stylized, geometric fox head, or a more familiar swooshing flame — that all of the products will live under.
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While there's some on traditional broadcast on cable networks, much of that is on platforms that the younger generation and your readers are far more familiar with.
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" Trump, when further pressed by O'Reilly on the actual facts of the case, responded, "I'm more familiar with this case than I am with, say, health care.
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While Zuckerberg's primary reason for building Jarvis was a resolution to get more familiar with Facebook's latest engineering, he's already sold some more billionaires on the idea.
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If the trials prove to be successful, Reed believes society could expect to see these vehicles become a more familiar sight in many cities across the globe.
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Just under a year after Watson learned how to speak Japanese, IBM's supercomputer is about to get more familiar with one of the country's most famous robots.
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Travelers may be more familiar with code shares between large international airlines, such as Delta Air Lines and Air France-KLM, or British Airways and American Airlines.
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But the healthy face time could help make him a more familiar figure in California, where he is said to be considering a run for governor. Mrs.
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Customizing your Mac, by doing things like changing your desktop background or profile picture, can be a fun way to make it feel more familiar and comfortable.
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On the other hand, the events that take place onscreen within the "Game of Thrones" universe feel more familiar, more concrete, than our own imminent nuclear apocalypse.
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The contest is designed to get Barstool's audience more familiar with live sports betting and draw in experienced betters in places where gambling is not yet legal.
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An F.B.I. background investigation differs considerably from more familiar criminal investigations and is based principally on gathering information to inform decisions by senators and the White House.
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Since he was one of Canada's more familiar figures through his hockey exploits, people from all over the country would contact him to tell of their problems.
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Oaxaca is justly famous for its mole, a piquant sauce with a complex blend of spices and flavors including (in one of its more familiar iterations) chocolate.
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Now that the dust has settled and both Republican and Democratic proposals have been laid on the table, the dividing lines between the parties look more familiar.
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By late in the season, players will be more familiar with what is legal and what is illegal, and referees also tend to allow more physical play.
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JW: No, I'm saying this because...like, I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I'm more familiar with Grace Jones' aesthetic than her music or her art.
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Tanaka said he had developed a good working relationship with Sanchez and Romine last season, adding that he hoped to become more familiar with Higashioka this spring.
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"I'm glad we didn't compromise on making her more traditionally palatable or boring or more familiar as a female trope that we've seen before," Kaling told Glamour.
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But its lasting contribution is in making the world a little more familiar with this disease, and a little less lonely for the families struggling against it.
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The old age of paying for 50 channels with nothing left to watch because you haven't paid for the upgraded package seems to be growing more familiar.
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Now, the EHT team hopes to image a smaller but more familiar object—Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of our very own galaxy.
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I feel it more easier to say no to friends or family because I'm more familiar with them, and they're more likely to understand than a stranger.
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The forward-flying host begins to be differentiated; cars that seemed anonymous and distant become closer and more familiar; a web of recognition begins to form itself.
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And if that happens, the Garden will feel more familiar: filled to the brim with fans who aren't quite certain why they bothered to pay the money.
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Almost every other object was a more familiar sight, although, I have to say, I've never spotted canned pork brains with milk gravy in my neighborhood bodega.
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In a jarring pivot to the more familiar red meat of his campaign pitch, Mr. Cruz assailed opponents who he said were unwilling to secure the Mexican border.
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Even if they're using the same Bluetooth tech used by big box brands you might be more familiar with, they're unlike any other wireless headphone I've ever used.
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In more familiar terms, global oil consumption is projected to rise from around 90 million barrels per day in 2000 to 23 million barrels per day by 2800.
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For many, especially older US consumers, the catalog will be a more familiar way to shop and Amazon can use it as a gateway to their online store.
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This "active droplet" behavior differs from the passive and more familiar tendencies of oil droplets in water, which glom together into bigger and bigger droplets without ever dividing.
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Depreo also said difficult terrain meant it was not possible to deploy a large number of forces there against the militants, who are more familiar with the area.
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Getting closer to the modern age, we see Bang & Olufsen doing hardware in more familiar and portable shapes, while still experimenting with new categories such as clothes irons.
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But New Hampshire has among the lowest minority populations in the country, and its residents are more familiar with the senator from neighboring Vermont than are most Americans.
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But in an episode that races through so many other important meetings, decisions, and journeys, this scene slows everything back down to a more familiar and personal speed.
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I wonder if Americans under 35 are more familiar with 'supercut' as a term for a certain kind of video edit than they are with the haircut chain.
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But just because I am a little more familiar with the terminology and have a little rhythm doesn't mean that the ballroom style has come easily to me.
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With Barra recently departed to work for Facebook in a more familiar Silicon Valley environment, questions about Xiaomi's international strategy arose, and today's Spanish launch provides many answers.
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With the exception of Vice President Joe Biden, few in the field of potential Democratic candidates are more familiar than McAuliffe with the rigors of a presidential race.
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"Bob loved ski racing," Mr. Gifford, who was more familiar to viewers as a football announcer, said in an interview in 2006 with the Archive of American Television.
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In contrast to some of the rovers and robots we may be more familiar with, these amorphous robots wouldn't have any external moving parts or a rigid shape.
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All these changes were designed with desktop and laptop users in mind, and to make everything a lot more familiar and easier to use at the same time.
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It looked a lot more familiar than the wild wedge shape of the 2201, but it still was strange — like a fish tank on a single-leg stand.
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Becoming more familiar with this rhythm, what was overwhelming becomes almost tantalizing: This thing I can't use looks like a launchpad—am I going to unlock an astronaut?
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" That more familiar version, which quotes Stalin as saying, "America is like a healthy body and its resistance is threefold: its patriotism, its morality, and its spiritual life.
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To be sure, U.S. shareholders and analysts are more familiar with tech business models, but a healthy pipeline of Hong Kong tech listings will help redress the balance.
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"For the markets where it takes more time, we have to change the messaging, trying to push the aspects that are more familiar to those markets," he says.
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Apple tried to change the paradigm with Apple Watch; now it's going back to something more familiar Based on what was shown in the demo, it looks... simpler.
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They're faces we've seen over and over again, to the point of being more familiar with them than some of our actual mates, without ever knowing their names.
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Petrosyan mixes this in with ducks into clinches after his strikes and this—the more familiar "punch and clutch" should also be a staple of Horiguchi's game here.
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There was hope that this could be something that at least presented a viable alternative to the predominantly white antebellum reenactments the nation is much more familiar with.
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The fact that local entrepreneurs are more familiar with the customs and bureaucratic intricacies of Kuwait could also give them a "competitive advantage" over outside players, he adds.
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And that demand for deliveries, from sit-down restaurants as well as the more familiar pizza chains and Chinese take-out spots, is dramatically changing the restaurant industry.
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But even they seem to be seeking to jump-start their campaigns with more familiar appeals to the left-leaning electorate, such as #MeToo and health care reform.
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Most of us, though, are probably more familiar with type II supernovae that herald the end of a star's life via an blast following a collapse upon itself.
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"We would like to apologize for using sensational language to appeal to readers about how they can become more familiar with women," said Takashi Inukai, a Shuukan Spa!
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MASSEDUCTION is a tumultuous album on post-heartbreak excess, maniacal synthpop giving way to choir-like vocals, keys weighing with sadness, or more familiar distorted thrusts of guitar.
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Frustratingly, the show's publicity campaign chose not to highlight their body-positivity protagonist, but to tell a more familiar narrative — a teen girl utterly ashamed of her body.
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This "section" operates under the same concept as Costco's more familiar offerings; the company buys vacation packages in bulk and then passes along that price to its members.
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It will also whet appetites for Volume 3, which will no doubt consider events — World War II and the early Cold War — more familiar to many Western readers.
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Performances by the singers Maluma and Nicky Jam each started with them crooning backed by live musicians before the more familiar mechanized beat of their hits came in.
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Raul Labrador is a more familiar face for national politicos — he's a former immigration lawyer turned four-term House member and founder of the House's ultraconservative Freedom Caucus.
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Basketball is wildly popular in China, but exchange students are often more familiar with the NBA than with the NCAA; most have had little exposure to American football.
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After adopting a unifying tone on Monday, saying that "racism is evil," the president reverted to a more familiar Trump approach on Tuesday, our White House correspondents write.
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Proponents of the technology said it could offer significant advantages over the more familiar lithium-ion batteries currently in widespread use, by boosting range and reducing charge times.
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Douyin grew outside of China by a name more familiar to US fans: TikTok, and grew popular in the US after buying another short-form video app, Musical.ly.
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The gadget comes with a peculiar monolithic design, almost resembling a PC tower, while its new wireless controller looks like something Xbox fans will be more familiar with.
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More familiar to we of the social media era is a type of mother-hatred that emanates primarily from fathers — a particularly noxious jealousy of one's own children.
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On her first official overseas trip as an adviser to the president, Ms. Trump was thrust into a more familiar role — defending her father's behavior to skeptical foreigners.
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However, the same number of participants found it pleasant when they were uncertain as to what would follow, and then the subsequent chords were more familiar to them.
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Though it can't be used as a formal training tool, accurate, simulated VFR flight allows pilots to rehearse their flights beforehand, making the actual flights later more familiar.
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I think a lot of Americans are more familiar with barbecue, Texas-style brisket, and that&aposs a thing that I spend a lot of time working with.
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And as NASA announced on Friday, the rover will be carrying something a bit more familiar that also happens to be a major feat of engineering: a helicopter.
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"I wanted to remove these images from this [social media] context and allow them to interact with an environment the viewer was more familiar with," Malik told Hyperallergic.
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The civil rights leader appears in a more familiar role in "Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at a rally protesting Girard College's segregationist admissions policy, Philadelphia" (1965).
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King's work is at its most frightening when its monsters are more familiar than abstract, reminiscent of the darkness we might encounter every day in others and in ourselves.
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This means that the movement will be more familiar if you've played lots of traditional shooters, but it also feels too artificial and floaty compared to standard FPS games.
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The drunkest stage is maybe a little more familiar: when they are well and truly sozzled, the crayfish flop down on their backs, and have trouble getting back up.
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Netflix releases most of its content in full-season bingeable dumps, but some of its imported shows do get a more familiar week-by-week single-episode release treatment.
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Yet owing to some of his positions on individual rights, Mr Trump's ascension to the presidency promises new opportunities for Americans to become more familiar with their founding document.
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The style was clearly his, but being much more familiar with Rivera's overtly political and maximalist murals scattered all around the city, I had to double-check the label.
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Adspend driven by mobile AR's scale comes next, followed by app store revenues from a diversity of new non-games' IAP/premium revenues and more familiar games' business models.
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Rather than debate whether this is good value for money, the Japanese media has settled into a more familiar but entertaining narrative of defending whaling against Western "culinary imperialism".
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But McAdoo emphasized that he thought the defenders would do better next season — in part, because they would be more familiar with the system installed by Spagnuolo last year.
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Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank also served to reminded us of some interesting differences between weddings across the pond and the traditional American ceremonies we're more familiar with.
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Part of their work has been getting girls who are already Scouts more familiar with the field, through earning new badges in areas such as cybersecurity and space science.
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A senior finance industry official said Britain was being pragmatic by putting the mutual recognition blueprint into language that Brussels was more familiar with to achieve a similar outcome.
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But Congress, librarians, and specialized policy wonks are more familiar with the Library's many other functions, including the intelligence gatherer, legislative tracker, governance think tank, and intellectual property bureaucracy.
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One implores travelers to visit "more than 100 breathtaking geysers" on the south pole of Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons, while the other teases a more familiar destination: Mars.
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If you're afraid of plain kefir, many commercial brands sell flavors and even find ways to sell it in cups to make it more like its more familiar cousin.
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However, Super Dark Times' second scene takes it all back with a much more familiar image: a group of friends rolling into a gas station to buy some snacks.
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ROLFE and ROREM could have made for a Natick; the "Air Music" composer was far more familiar to me, but Pocahontas's husband has been in the puzzle more often.
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To understand whether wealth tax rates are high or low, it is helpful to convert them into equivalent income tax rates, which are more familiar and easier to understand.
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Dining | Connecticut Whether we realize it or not, most of us patronize Asian restaurants where the cuisine has been tamed — made blander and more familiar — to suit American palates.
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"As the Exchange has grown in visibility and become more familiar to Americans seeking health insurance, the need for federally funded Navigators has diminished," CMS said in a statement.
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But as I noted when he first proposed acquiring SolarCity, Musk is targeting what he sees as an emerging ecosystem, or in terms more familiar to techies, a platform.
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It wasn't until a friend introduced me to period-tracking apps in my 20s that my body became something I understood intimately, that it was more familiar than foreign.
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The iPhone 11 has the more familiar glossy glass back that makes it resemble the iPhone XR, but it comes in new colors that have a pastel-like aesthetic.
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Citizen complaints about officers have decreased and a new cadre of "neighborhood coordination officers" are becoming more familiar with their patrol areas as a way to foster better relations.
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"Advanced spear-phishing attacks collect personal information about a specific target in order to make emails appear more familiar, increasing their chances of the victim clicking on a link."
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In the more familiar case of monopoly, a large seller — like a cable company — is able to demand high prices for poor service because consumers have no other choice.
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Yet its description of a society seized by its worst impulses, enacting the repressed hatreds and nightmarish obsessions of its inhabitants, felt more familiar the more I considered it.
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Moreover, those among us who believe that there is such a gap should perhaps become more familiar with the richness of lives of many of our conscious fellow creatures.
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The Paris Opera, meanwhile, has stuck to a mix of older, more familiar editions so that singers can easily jump in if a soloist is indisposed, Mr. Carsen explained.
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They can vary from the more familiar bright, lively wines, which exude citrus and minerality, to more contemplative, powerful, expensive wines, which need a decade or more of aging.
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But even in its more familiar mode, when the play merely translates "Richard III" into an unexpected milieu the way "Clueless" does with Jane Austen's "Emma," it remains enjoyable.
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More familiar than the Lee monument in Charlottesville is the one on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Va. Less familiar is the monument to Lee in the United States Capitol.
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While governments are already focusing on both sides of the boom, prevention takes too much of the spotlight from the more familiar, and often rote, activities of first responders.
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They dabble in everything, including 12-tone and microtonal music — music that lives in the uncomfortable cracks between the more familiar musical notes — and punch-the-air alt-rock.
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With sensitivity and a deep connection to the girls, Beam describes their struggles with transitioning and how they reconcile them with more familiar teenage concerns like crushes and cliques.
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But Cal is just the shell of a human hiding Doctor Manhattan, with another actor who has yet to be named playing him in his more familiar superhero form.
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While the Space Corps sounds like it would deploy a squadron to fight Martians, the new service would be focused on more familiar, terrestrial threats — namely, Russia and China.
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Or the hip-swiveling Tyson (Beck Bennett, more familiar to some as Vladimir Putin on "Saturday Night Live"), whose stripper moves turn Caleb on maybe a little too much.
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When executed well, an impression can transcend basic parody into something more familiar and — at least theoretically — more effective in conveying exactly what they want you to laugh about.
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I have also received letters and emails from women around my age, with a more familiar story to tell: of having received a letter long ago, around the age of 18 — an absolutely captivating letter, magical, even — composed in a voice they recognized as that of Holden Caulfield, though bearing an even more familiar name at the bottom of the page and containing words I could recite, I know them so well.
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The number of concussions receiving medical care has been on the rise in the last few decades, in part because people are more familiar with the idea of brain injuries.
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"It was that claim by Harris, in her recent best-selling memoir, that riled many criminal justice reform advocates," particularly those in California who are more familiar with Harris's record.
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It's believed that the vehicle names were pushing ahead of the brand, with people more familiar with the models instead of the brand, which was still young and being established.
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But the the concept of legal marijuana becomes more familiar, other sectors are growing more curious and less cautious about participating in the industry, or at least its ancillary services.
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Sling TV rivals including DirecTV Now, PlayStation Vue, and YouTube TV already offer straightforward channel guides to make the switch from cable TV to streaming feel a little more familiar.
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In the cases observed by ZeroFox, those tactics were often combined with more familiar social media tricks, building fake profiles from stolen pictures to make the scam seem more legitimate.
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Render is a small startup with a big idea to provide infrastructure services for developers, who might be looking for a cheaper and easier alternative to bigger, more familiar names.
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As we get more familiar with the constantly shifting winds in this region, we hope to keep the balloons over areas where connectivity is needed for as long as possible.
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It was intended to attract new customers who may not have been familiar with the financial markets, but were "more familiar with the probabilities of spectator sports," the company said.
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"Because CG will be more suitable for photoreal expression, I think that CG and cameras will become more familiar, and more various expressions will be born as AR," he explains.
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His task is to find a way to hold onto this ageing core while enticing a new generation more familiar with smartphones than "Shibaraku" (a play in the kabuki repertoire).
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"I actually have to give Hollywood some credit" for making the idea of female leadership more familiar, said Evelyn Farkas, a former deputy assistant secretary of the Department of Defense.
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My thoughts from the event are numerous and varied, so I decided to organize them into a set of similarities to and differences from the more familiar athletic sports gatherings.
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And joining the more familiar-sounding original series offerings are a couple of idiosyncratic endeavors (Comrade Detective, The Tick) with the potential to be gloriously — or at least interestingly — weird.
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Fresh from the success of our first event in Shenzhen in June, we'll be back in more familiar surroundings for the TechCrunch China event in Shanghai from November 27-28.
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While her father is a remote but unmovable mountain, the narrator feels free to rebel against her mother, who is more familiar but also more prone to instability and crisis.
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Others who are more familiar with the way sexual violence has been handled in the criminal justice system are shocked that he was found guilty and served time at all.
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Apple is ditching the idea of app "glances" on the Watch in favor of something more familiar to iPhone users: an app dock, accessible by pressing the physical side button.
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Underhill estimates Prologis will be among the companies that see the largest inflows as a result of the change because of its connection to the more-familiar consumer discretionary sector.
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The grapefruit-size ball weighs less than four pounds and has no finger holes, and the squat duckpins look like out-of-shape cousins to the more familiar bowling pin.
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To make my iPhone more familiar and my data easier to find, I put my favorite Google apps on my home screen and mostly use them instead of Apple's apps.
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Clinton has a more familiar — let's say it, boring — challenge at her convention: to bring her party together after a divisive primary, to unite its factions against the common enemy.
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The $700 iPhone 11, which I imagine will be the right choice for most people, has a more familiar glossy-looking back panel that feels similar to the iPhone XR.
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For Rackspace, that's important because as time goes by and customers get more familiar with Amazon Web Services, they're also looking for new ways to do more with the cloud.
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Interestingly, both OTTO PREMINGER and OTTO KLEMPERER would've worked for the center theme entry — I chose OTTO PREMINGER because I felt he would be more familiar to early-week solvers.
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Others who are more familiar with the way sexual violence has been handled in the criminal justice system are shocked that he was found guilty and served anytime at all.
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I wound up at Sean's Place, a small, shady park on 38th Street between Broadway and 31st Avenue, and decided to start with the more familiar dish of the two.
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False information we have previously encountered feels more familiar, producing a feeling of fluency that causes us to rate it as more accurate than information we have not seen before.
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If we are to make robots more familiar in appearance, we will need to continue studying and implementing some of our society's nuances like facial expressions and tone of voice.
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The corporate rights movement achieved this result by following many of the same tactics as the more familiar modern African-American civil rights movement, using test cases and civil disobedience.
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He noted, though, that Sampson would hardly be the first veteran to place herself at the scene of a prominent battle that might be more familiar to folks back home.
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Running in VR while your body is still causes motion sickness, but we're all more familiar with the sensation of watching the world pass by while sitting in a vehicle.
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The jacket flap photo is more familiar, but since it shows a happy Cage smoking a cigarette through a long holder, it must have been taken decades before his death.
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I felt that fluctuation most strongly in Brooklyn, perhaps because those dancers were in the flesh but more likely because I was much more familiar with them from other contexts.
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LONDON — As Italy confronts the ravages of an unexpected threat in the coronavirus, fears are intensifying that the economic damage could trigger a far more familiar danger — a banking crisis.
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As coronavirus infections began appearing across the United States, in cities from Seattle to New York, Americans wondered how to measure this new threat against a more familiar foe: influenza.
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"No doubt a more familiar sort of American government will take office in three or seven years, but the United States has been fundamentally altered by this experience," Gyngell said.
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We head towards my cousin's house in Park Slope because I don't want to drive into the city and I'm more familiar with Park Slope, having visited there several times.
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They eventually chose their more familiar name as a sarcastic homage to their Jacksonville high school gym teacher, Leonard Skinner, who was famous for patrolling the length of boys' hair.
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Some of the more familiar faces thus far ... Shaq, Jay-Z, Meek Mill, A-Rod, Keegan-Michael Key, Kevin Hart and more are making their way into Hard Rock Stadium.
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But the panic has also taken another, more familiar form, with the re-emergence of old racist tropes that portray Asians, their food, and their customs as unsafe and unwelcome.
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We should require evidence and good reasoning, and we should not write off other religions as 'superstitious' and then fail to question our more familiar Jewish or Christian faith tradition.
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Reform of the ICC to more closely mimic ordinance and law coverage would make it a product more familiar to companies and agents, thereby improving understanding and communication about it.
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"Eggshells" is wildly funny, though the charm and velocity of Vivian's relentless narrative become more familiar and less startling as the story progresses toward the novel's satisfying, though muted, resolution.
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Not making the debate stage is a big deal for candidates, especially those who are lesser known and could use the airtime just to become more familiar to the public.
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But while Beltran, who is 40, may be more familiar to Yankee fans than the other candidates the team has already interviewed, he, too, has no major league managing experience.
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Relatively few U.S. residents have seen or ridden in a self-driving vehicle, and experts said suspicion of unknown technology can give way to acceptance once it becomes more familiar.
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Alongside far more familiar polliwogs and salamander larvae, fairy shrimp swim upside down, rhythmically beating abdominal appendages that double as gills while they strain nearly microscopic sustenance from the water.
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They're real people, but they slot into archetypes that lend Survivor a more narrative shape, especially against the more familiar backdrop of in-fighting and backstabbing, alliance-making and showmancing.
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This is an important change because it does away with the Sprout shell and replaces it with a suite of tools running in the more familiar Windows 10 operating system desktop.
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Perhaps viewers more familiar with Scottish history won't mind as much; if you're already fully invested in Robert the Bruce and his quest to unify Scotland, Outlaw King probably sells itself.
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While we're probably all more familiar with the timeless browns and tans that our dads wore, we are definitely snagging this periwinkle version for all of our weekends out of town.
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Wakanda is a fantastical kingdom unlike any other fantastical kingdom, built atop cultural, philosophical, and mythological traditions very far from the Western European ones we're more familiar with from our fiction.
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Kamprad is hardly a household name, anymore than James Sinegal (founder of Costco) or John Mackey (founder of Whole Foods, who might be a bit more familiar to Austin-based entrepreneurs).
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" After the election, the pressure persisted in more familiar ways: "[People] made comments like 'Oh Rini, everyone knows that all you wear are these black dresses — you need to loosen up.
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Others who are more familiar with the way sexual violence has been handled in the criminal justice system are shocked that he was found guilty and served any time at all.
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Instead, Latinx performers still have to find ways to fit into industry conventions, whether by recruiting other, more familiar pop stars, or by fulfilling US listeners' expectations and stereotypes of Latinidad.
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These trends suggest that as Americans become more familiar with how legal pot systems operate, their popularity will keep growing — making it increasingly politically perilous for Trump to try stopping them.
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But some agreed with the document, and alongside muted agreement from pockets within the company, the author seems to have found louder supporters in a more familiar place: the online right.
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When it comes to political and regulatory fights, the more familiar you are to the people making decisions, the less likely they are to destroy your business without a second thought.
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Henry appeared in court Wednesday, but no bond has been set as attorneys on both sides have asked for time to get more familiar with the case, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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Once you get more familiar with your houses and their respective planetary guests, an empty house will seem less like something you've been excluded from and more like a non-issue.
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Mr. Rowland had lawyers on his staff, but, like those in all governor's offices, they were far more familiar with legislative haggling than with inquiries that could lead to prison terms.
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Orgeron has been coaching college football since the 103s and in the 90s cemented himself as one of the sport's more familiar personas, which means everyone knows his bag by now.
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And since South Koreans, in general, are more familiar and used to the Kim regime than they are to Donald Trump, it's Trump's actions that are causing concern (albeit mild concern).
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The playlist format is more familiar, and users can easily turn it on and continue with their day instead of having to pick something different to play when each songs end.
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Although it does admittedly work pretty well in that regard: It's also versatile enough to work in the context of exotic and refreshing Cuban-style milkshakes… ...And more familiar workaday travails.
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Planemakers must meet targets for reductions in cost as they become more familiar with a new aircraft, or enter a damaging situation in which they produce higher volumes at high costs.
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However, with all the recent social media attention, he said he plans to start choosing more familiar, pop culture-based objects in order to make it more fun for his audience.
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But now that Ms. Currier was more familiar with her client's finances, she thought Ms. Huberman would qualify for a Housing Development Fund Corporation co-op, which comes with income restrictions.
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The committees are also seeking to determine whether Russia acted alone in its interference efforts, or if the operations were guided by a source more familiar with the U.S. political climate.
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Traditionalists, take heart: A more familiar incarnation of Mr. Claus has taken up residence in the capital of Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi, which bills itself as the Official Hometown of Santa Claus.
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And the more familiar and less godlike he becomes, the more evident it is that this series has never figured out how to make his myth fit with the modern world.
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If I could have made "smirt" work I'd have gone with "smirt" and "smize" instead, as I'm more familiar with "smize," although it doesn't seem to be a puzzle entry yet.
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Babos and Mladenovic, the second seeds this year, have played together as a pair more consistently, and are treading on slightly more familiar ground, having won the Australian Open in 2018.
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This year, our favorites were exhibitions, film series, and the occasional performance that celebrated the under-recognized, maligned, or forgotten, or otherwise shed new light on topics and subjects more familiar.
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Warren recalls the moment in an effort to connect her Oklahoma roots with the more familiar image she cuts now, of a Harvard academic who represents liberal Massachusetts in the Senate.
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He is a dentist, part of the medical staff for the athletes in the Olympic Village, where he happily advises patients who are more familiar with pelvic fractures than dental floss.
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For those less experimentally inclined, I have an awfully good sauvignon blanc, and delicious California rosés, made from the gamay noir grape, which may be more familiar in its Beaujolais incarnation.
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The idea was to give senators, who are presumed to be more familiar with the lawyers and judges in their own states, a meaningful say in the choosing of those judges.
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Kidd-Gilchrist was limited to two points in 11 minutes, but his return allowed the Hornets to go back to a more familiar rotation, and that helped everyone, according to Clifford.
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Instagram has partnered with more than 20 brands including Adidas, H&M, Kylie Cosmetics and Michael Kors on the shopping feature, easing into territory more familiar to retail giants like Amazon.
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Back to Russia After his jabs at Warren and Daniels, Trump moved on to a more familiar affront, the Russia investigation and its various tangled threads that have caused him heartburn.
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If the wines are more familiar, like California cabernet sauvignon or Oregon pinot noir, they will often be made from young vines, or come from surplus grapes that were sold off.
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Cuarón is conversant in Hollywood storytelling but here he also makes expressive use of the kind of tableau staging — arranging people in the frame — that is more familiar from art cinema.
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Oh, and one more familiar refrain: The music industry loves the money it's getting from subscription services like Spotify and Apple Music, but it wants YouTube to pay them much more.
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According to him, this is just the first of more familiar tech to come to the Navy, which plans to eventually add electronic touch screens to more of their interfaces one day.
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That is considerably more than Trump, who is more familiar with large rallies and headlined a rare town hall in New Hampshire on Thursday as a way to prepare for Sunday's debate.
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While some of the other stores in the top 10 may surprise you (we've never heard of Shopko or Harbor Freight), the ones that rank the lowest for discounts sound more familiar.
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The base-level D3 runs $399, featuring the D-shape design – which means, quite literally, that the robot is shaped like a capital "D," as opposed to Roomba's more familiar puck design.
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It's a move that makes sense for buyers who might be more familiar with Amazon's digital assistant, but it also threatens to de-value Cortana's existence as part of the Windows experience.
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President Trump has unveiled his first major budget proposal, allowing Americans to finally take a break from the nonstop political scandals and focus their attention on something far more familiar: human cruelty.
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But, you know, technology is evolving so much, and customers are getting-- or consumers in general are getting more and more familiar and comfortable with it, but it'll always be opt-in.
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Google today announced that it has acquired Qwiklabs, a hands-on learning platform for those who want to become more familiar with operating cloud environments and writing applications that run on them.
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P1 — running what Dickson calls "AcornOS" — boots up faster than P2, but it's the second device that runs a more familiar operating system to modern iPhone users, albeit a very basic version.
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Being black meant that I was one of the few ethnic minorities working at the advertising agency, which often meant taking on an identity that would feel more familiar to my colleagues.
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The trailer features a glimpse at Offred's friend Moira, who managed to escape to Canada, the Commander and his wife arguing over the repercussions of Offred's disappearance, and many more familiar faces.
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Now his name has become more familiar: He was charged with battery (the charges were eventually dropped) after a reporter claimed he physically assaulted her at a Trump campaign rally in Florida.
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While it still features the core, voracious mechanic — the hole — the world surrounding it isn't based on Indigenous culture, but on much more familiar territory: Los Angeles, the city Esposito calls home.
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The latter is the result of an unprecedented level of Chinese involvement in FIFA's sponsorship programs, which have traditionally been filled by more familiar multi-national brands from the West or Japan.
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I wrote the early stuff at 18 and 19, and as I became more familiar with these concepts, I was more interested in exploring weird places than in the extreme emotions themselves.
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He tones down his own mugging from Zoolander this time out, retreating to a more familiar reasonable-and-rational act that makes Stiller's much more exaggerated performance look even falser by contrast.
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Fighting with a more familiar style from the orthodox stance and that Superfoot triple threat from the southpaw stance, Scoggins picks his man apart with side kicks, round kicks and hook kicks.
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The only reason Walker, and experienced wildlife rehabber, included Muu in the calendar is because he is not releasable back into the wild and is more familiar with being handled by humans.
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Motorcycle sightings aren't rare, but to make sure the machines were more familiar and comfortable around this specific vehicle Aurora needed to devote a machine-learning day to this one vehicle type.
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The second experiment is sure to be a bit more familiar to people who actually enjoy Balearic dance music: Szczypiorski DJ'd an open-air summer party with about 70 people in attendance.
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The Echo Studio even resembles Apple's in some ways; it has the same wide shape as Apple's speaker, a distinct difference from the more familiar lean cylindrical shape of Amazon's previous Echoes.
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But when I came back in 2008, when I was so much more familiar with the subject and the inmates, I realized they seemed more like the celebrities I used to photograph.
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In a more familiar vein, Sebastian Izzard (21 East 242th Street) has a gorgeous 573s Ukiyo-e print by Toshusai Sharaku depicting the actor Osagawa Tsuneyo II dressed for a female role.
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She served two varieties—the dark brown blood sausage, which is exactly what it sounds like, and the lighter-shaded portion more familiar to American palates, washed down with some homemade wine.
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Despite the wear of the wood — which anchors the images to the past, like relics, more so than the works in Kin — the figures feel more familiar than the recent crayon drawings.
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However, YouTube TV is catering to a younger demographic who may be more familiar with the Cheddar brand, and more attracted to digital networks in general, rather than their cable TV counterparts.
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The theory is that for people who struggle with suicidal ideation, anything that can make suicide feel more familiar to them and cause them to keep thinking about it can be dangerous.
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If Microsoft can use Azure Arc to become one of the standard ways to manage even Amazon's cloud, it can make itself more familiar and appealing to developers and managers in turn.
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But there's another, more visceral reason you might have financial impostor syndrome: If you've spent most of your career not earning much, then it's more familiar to you than being financially stable.
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They were less rarefied and more familiar from their worldly uses, offering less separation between our lived experience and our artistic one, or perhaps helping us notice the hidden particulars of both.
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It gathers together nearly 22 works — mostly on paper with some small paintings — by the 19th-century French painter (1824-98), whose mellifluous name can be more familiar than his artistic achievement.
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But it would appear that the average North Carolinian would be more familiar with the struggle of the trans women in Italian Transsexual Sausage Fest 5-Pack, another popular title on GameLink.
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I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the iPhone X to my tech-crazed friends in Silicon Valley, but the iPhone 8 is just as fast while being simpler and more familiar to use.
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Generation Z, aged between around 8 and 22 years-old, are more familiar with ad-free experiences such as Netflix, so brands are having to find new ways to appeal to them.
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"If you're more familiar with Jamaican patties, the Haitian patty is more of a puff pastry," said Michael Clervoix, an owner and the manager of Le Bon Pain Bakery in Queens Village.
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But the tool-dependent puzzles really create the sense that you're mapping out an alien world, and slowly opening up a variety of routes back to more familiar terrain in the process.
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Steering the conversation back to more familiar territory, Parton did what she's also done when some interviews have gotten too political or contentious: She pulled from her trusted arsenal of boob jokes.
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The Concept Duet has more familiar grounding: it looks a lot like an XPS 13 2-in-1, except the lower keyboard and trackpad have been entirely replaced with a second display.
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Abraham was not recognizable as a congressman among the people he met, Eubank said, adding that they are more familiar with Trump and lawmakers who speak out for the Kurds, like Sen.
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It is a more familiar role for the president, one his aides say will pay dividends for the United States in the form of better trade deals and more equitable security arrangements.
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So there we were, admiring the vista of mountains and sea, and exchanging parental glances; what could be more familiar than a child who didn't keep a close eye on his valuables?
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Her public image weighed heavily in the international community's imagination, which was decidedly more familiar with the morality play of "The Lady Versus the Generals" than with the longer history of Burma.
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Mr. Ben makes laphing — listed on the English menu as liang fen, its more familiar Chinese name — by kneading and squeezing the gluten out of barley flour, then steaming it in sheets.
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Officer Travis and I shook hands before I walked out of the courtroom and flew back to San Francisco, the land of tweets and snaps, a landscape much more familiar to me.
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Now joined by new members, Thou spent most of 215 reinventing itself with a trio of acoustic and grunge-inspired EPs, but on the album, reverts back to a more familiar pattern.
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Since the acceptance of this puzzle I have become much more familiar with ESCALATOR CLAUSEs, which have so far failed to make a difference in the ultracompetitive Seattle-area real estate market.
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After digging deeper into her oeuvre, I realized I'd been more familiar with her soundtrack work than I thought, thanks to her evocative work on Stanley Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut.
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In the United States, people tend to be more familiar with Harvard University's Blaschka glass flowers, which recently returned to view in a newly renovated gallery, than they are with the invertebrates.
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His life has been laid bare, yet he still feels like a stranger, no more familiar now than when he replaced an injured Denis Irwin against Everton a quarter of a century ago.
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The former powers spaceships or bombs, while the latter is just another particle that physicists study, one that happens to be the mirror image with the opposite charge of the more familiar particles.
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Ringly is also going to be selling this model in some Target stores in the US, which should give the Go much more exposure and put it up against more familiar fitness trackers.
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While the game does make you become more familiar with PC parts and the tutorial is certainly newbie-friendly, there are times when at least some knowledge of building PCs comes in handy.
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But by now its name is more familiar in the U.S. as the place where four Americans, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens, were killed by terrorists in an attack on the night of Sept.
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Many candidates try to respond to difficult questions by steering toward more familiar turf, and for months Mr. Sanders has responded to questions about counterterrorism by returning to talking points about income inequality.
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Coup attempt: Five key questions answered The coup attempt comes as a shock to a country more familiar with tackling outside threats such as ISIS and the separatist Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
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The rest of it, the grottier parts that the ellipses conceal, is both more bleak and more familiar—a highly conspicuous rolling blackout of shitfaced public fights and domestic violence and dropped charges.
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Engineers who build products for a living are more familiar with tools for software engineers — React, Ruby on Rails — as opposed to the tools professional website developers use, such as WordPress and Drupal.
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This allows Facebook to focus on things it's more familiar with, he wrote, like working with the government, dealing with policy matters, and solving problems more directly related to the connectivity being provided.
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We know from studies of how anti-vaccination myths spread that each time a telegenic spokesperson repeats a lie—even in a segment designed to correct it—it becomes more familiar to audiences.
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Cannibalism is an option, a shocking mechanic for a board game until we consider Monopoly is about the intentional perversion of the housing market — a statistically more lethal and anecdotally more familiar tragedy.
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The Google developer and self-described "Emojineer" took it upon herself to do something about the dreaded circle, and created a Chrome extension that returns things to the more familiar number-based counter.
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Like that film, Don't Breathe is all about ingenuity and natural advantages, as the sighted characters hold their breath and try to sneak around an opponent who's more familiar with the house's geography.
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As a result, Lingmerth, who does not have a top-10 finish on the PGA Tour all year, is more familiar with the course than most and has happy memories to draw from.
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The image's new setting, before a wine-sipping crowd more familiar with art galleries than with crime scenes, lent the picture cachet, and in return, brought a snapshot of realism to the proceedings.
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But the results also left Spain to contend with something it has not had to countenance in a long time, something more familiar to its European Union neighbors: a growing far-right presence.
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If they defeat the Night King, does that also somehow alter the curious Westerosi climate – ending winter itself, or at least resetting the seasonal schedule to something more familiar to us regular earthlings?
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I actually find academics or researchers or journalists overseas are far more familiar with it than the same kinds of people in the U.S. And how many have read the full classified report?
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A cabinet secretary is more likely to be a billionaire than a union member; more often a big donor than a schoolteacher; and more familiar with travel on private jets than public transportation.
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It's an ethos more familiar to console and PC gamers — who (in most cases) get to pay a single, upfront price for their entertainment, and then enjoy it without constant nickel-and-diming.
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Bortuzzo was visible in a more familiar manner in the third period making a goal-saving block on a Kevin Labanc chance, but his goal was certainly the talking point of the night.
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" Last October, The Washington Post published an article that claimed that "the bees you're more familiar with," the "ones around your yard making honey and pollinating crops," are, in fact, "doing just fine.
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For a grow this size, guys like Jim sometimes opt to fly their workers in from another country rather than run the risk of hiring locals who are more familiar with the region.
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With less rain and snow reaching the desert floor, overpumping has rendered a semi-renewable resource finite, touching off the kind of resource war perhaps more familiar to coal camps and oil boomtowns.
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And in them, the president resorted to language more familiar to a police procedural than to the Oval Office, describing Mr. Manafort's refusal to "break" under pressure to cut a deal with prosecutors.
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Here you will find books by women you have probably never heard of, like Oriel Malet and Isobel English, and some who might be more familiar, like Katherine Mansfield and Frances Hodgson Burnett.
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McCaughan has sported a blue-and-orange Mets cap, which required an explanation to people in Northern Ireland, some of whom do recognize the more-familiar Yankee cap, in navy blue and white.
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The shock waves from these transformations — harnessed effectively by Donald Trump's campaign — are reorienting the political parties from the more familiar liberal-versus-conservative alignment to new poles of cultural pluralism and monism.
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This year the state returns to more familiar territory, with some of the nation's largest class sizes, near the lowest per-pupil spending and a finish in the bottom tier for the category.
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It is highly uncertain whether groups like these will see a 77-year-old billionaire as a compelling alternative to Mr. Biden, who is a far more familiar figure campaigning on similar themes.
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Buttler is more familiar with Indian conditions owing to his stint with Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League, and his aggressive batting style will add more value to the England line-up.
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Fans of Mr. Ibrahim are likely to be more aware of his standard repertoire than the music of the Jazz Epistles, yet there was greater intrigue and possibility around the more familiar work.
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He would give her a grade, critique her work and then, in a different colored pen, write something more familiar, asking her to play tennis, or saying he would help her break curfew.
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For years, as the unemployment rate was falling faster than anticipated, Yellen and her colleagues highlighted hitherto obscure indicators to suggest that there was really more slack than the more familiar metrics suggested.
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Swamp Thing appears in more familiar form in the R-rated "Justice League Dark," a straight-to-video animated film from Warner Home Video that appeared on DVD and Blu-ray in February.
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Whereas Mermelstein's book on the Barclays Center saw him leaving the streets of New York for the bowels of Brooklyn's sports complex, "Hardened" takes him back to Gotham's sidewalks, his more familiar turf.
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"I think the Kavanaugh vote, in talking to some people who are more familiar with her staff, is something that has been distressful because of the reaction that has come about," Martin said.
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For me in 2000 it was much more natural to move to Munich than, for example, to Stockholm, simply because everything here is more familiar to me, because I am well connected here.
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Here, Ms. Stephens sticks to the more familiar flavors, in the West, of chai, with cardamom and crystallized ginger for a touch of crunch, mixed with almonds, raisins and a splash of coconut milk.
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To clarify, that's Samsung as a corporate entity — specifically the conglomerate's component manufacturing arm — not Samsung Electronics, which makes Galaxy smartphones and is generally the more familiar part of the company to most consumers.
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But YouTube Red has also been ramping up its original content offerings with a slate of series designed to attract a younger audience who are more familiar with YouTube stars than those in Hollywood.
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With a rounded-off front and a more familiar body shape, the e Prototype looks a lot less alien than the concept that spawned it, though it's also a lot closer to mass production.
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So now, rather than figure out change for a ride, Chinese travellers to the two big U.S. cities can scan a QR code and pay in a more familiar way when the ride's over.
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Adding AR capabilities with a PGA Tour app brings an interactive, custom experience that couldn't happen on the TV while allowing users to get more familiar with some of the world's most iconic courses.
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One provision also set up the first statutory definition of mead, an alcoholic beverage made of fermented honey, probably more familiar to scholars of the Dark Ages epic poem "Beowulf" than most American imbibers.
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The common logic of such populists is to use a shared animosity against outsiders as a substitute for more familiar criteria of democratic success, such as effective public policies and broadly shared economic gains.
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The floating farms are seen as another possible alternative energy source, and most of us will likely become more familiar with them when our planet's unquenchable thirst for fossil fuels eventually overpowers its supply.
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It has other, older attractions to asylum-seekers too: it is closer to the Northern Triangle than is the United States, it is culturally and linguistically more familiar and it processes asylum claims faster.
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Not only are consumers now more familiar and open to electric vehicles (thanks in part to Tesla), but the competition in the electric vehicle space is far more crowded than it was in 2011.
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If you can introduce the idea in advance, when your demeanor is more familiar, they'll be more likely to associate your condition as existing compatibly with the person they have already met and liked.
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But I keep coming back to it anyway, and that's because it articulates a vision of digital music ownership — or rentalship, rather — that's warmer and more familiar than the ones presented by its competitors.
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The show veers back to more familiar terrain with the prickly relationship between Bates' free spirit and her MBA son Travis (Aaron Moten), who has his own ongoing flirtation with a coworker (Elizabeth Alderfer).
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The perception of Facebook as a more conventional news operation opens it to a more familiar line of criticism, which has been mounted against news organizations left and right, large and small, for decades.
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If it were not for the capitulation of both Red Bulls and Sebastian Vettel's big mistake after the safety car on Sunday, then a more familiar podium picture would have been the case again.
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Most people are more familiar with this technique through another medium, music, and especially in the hip-hop genre, where artists use sampling to take part of an existing song to create something new.
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" He nevertheless couched the message in more familiar bellicose language, warning the United States that North Korea's nuclear ambitions were now complete and the launch button was "always on the desk in my office.
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On its glossy surface, "The Boss" looks safer than "Tammy," partly because Michelle registers as a more familiar, sellable caricature: the 1 percent meanie who needs a Tiny Tim to administer some emotional CPR.
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The general public was far more familiar with works like his "Virgin and Child" series, which had more appeal to an observant Roman Catholic population than his sexualized portrayals of Greek or Roman goddesses.
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Turkish assets had come under pressure in recent days after President Tayyip Erdogan announced his cabinet, appointing his son-in-law as treasury and finance minister while leaving out more familiar, market-friendly names.
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