Just to begin the process of narrowing down their thinking.
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Or rather, the number of possible futures are narrowing down.
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And narrowing down our favorites has been a lengthy task.
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Milinkovitch is still narrowing down exactly what biological signals govern this.
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Narrowing down to the five nominees per category is no easy feat.
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We are now sort of narrowing down and selecting the top candidates.
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And what is science if not a process of narrowing down explanations?
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But narrowing down all the alternatives and figuring out where to turn?
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SE: As we speak we are narrowing down the numbers of options available.
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It took a lot of narrowing down possibilities to get these two entries.
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She looks good in everything so narrowing down the options is the biggest challenge.
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Within two weeks, she had received 500 applicants and began narrowing down the list.
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I always felt like each step was a narrowing down of experiences and pain.
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The process could carry on into next week with lawmakers narrowing down the options.
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By narrowing down the decisions you make, you get to focus on what's important.
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As such, narrowing down his prospective paramours is expected to take a few months.
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Narrowing down all the options and figuring out where to turn can be paralyzing.
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According to a comment, the video's biggest challenge was narrowing down which women to feature.
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As for narrowing down the big "high point" of the last year, that's easy – vacationing!
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We then discussed accessibility, transportation and cost factors, to assist in narrowing down their options.
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"Your data will be very important in narrowing down plausible scenarios," Balaban wrote in an Aug.
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Coincidence, or is AHS stealthily narrowing down its suspects for us ahead of the show's premiere?
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If you need help narrowing down your needs list, check out Joanna's top picks here: 1.
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Hell, they've already started narrowing down which emoji will be added to our phones in 2018.
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By that logic, there's a narrowing down from the attempted number of intrusions to changing data.
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Design, Production, Marketing & Customer Support complexities can stay manageable with such deliberate narrowing down of focus.
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Narrowing down your primary reasons for getting one will help you make the best purchase possible.
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That's good: it means that people who like Bernie tend to be narrowing down their choices.
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After you've done your research on the audience, Beverly recommends narrowing down your subject even more.
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Narrowing down the "best" celebrity Instagrams is a tough task, because the word is inherently subjective.
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" But he added, "The public is out there picking and choosing and narrowing down this field.
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Unfortunately, gravitational-wave detectors have a tough time narrowing down where those merging black holes are located.
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That's pretty good: it means that people who like her tend to be narrowing down their choices.
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What's tougher is actually narrowing down the good ideas you plan to take action on, she adds.
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It all comes down to narrowing down to a specific sale and dedicating your complete focus to it.
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Understanding it requires narrowing down the parameters of what makes "intelligent life" in the first place, Berezin wrote.
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Others are from brands where they have discontinued lines or some brands that are narrowing down their assortment.
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I know I want to watch the Office, but narrowing down the episode is just way to hard.
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With options quickly narrowing down, only four teams in need of a new quarterback remain possibilities for Cutler.
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According to the Facebook post, narrowing down one lucky person to adopt the cat was no easy task.
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There would be further narrowing down, and police would then request further identifying information like birthdates and names.
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Narrowing down areas of disagreement and making clear those points on which both sides agree to reassure people.
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Even narrowing down to Charleston 2100, though, left the Weather Channel with plenty of latitude for its presentation.
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With so many brands, features, textures, and sizes, narrowing down choices to two or three options is hard.
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We practice tasting wines blind in order to divine their identities, narrowing down the options through careful deduction.
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Bushes and sticks found in the grill of her car aided investigators in narrowing down the search area.
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Make your way to the beauty section, because our editors are narrowing down where to throw down your cash.
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Trump outlined a list of 21 potential picks during the campaign and has reportedly been narrowing down possible selections.
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You gather evidence as you go, learning more about the disposition of the Walkers and narrowing down Alex's location.
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With hundreds of cards to choose from, narrowing down the best options for your travel style can be challenging.
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The hardest part is narrowing down what you want to sell, she said, and knowing that it's actually profitable.
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Well, someone has combined these two songs, thus narrowing down the things that will get stuck in your head.
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You'll have difficulty narrowing down the final choice from Happy Socks' large selection of colorful, quirky patterns and prints.
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In narrowing down painting, as Greenberg, Stella, and Judd did, they overlooked one of its central features — its capaciousness.
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"Success means narrowing down and focusing on one thing, not being scattered all over the map," St. John writes.
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Once you know what you want in an apartment, you'll need to start narrowing down your search by location.
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McCord explains that when creating a job posting, she starts by mentally narrowing down the problem that needs solving.
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By narrowing down the actions players could take, the games paradoxically expanded the vocabulary of actions players cared about.
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The seniors have already been accepted to college and are now narrowing down their decisions, mostly based on financial aid.
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Alternative funding sources will be tapped by narrowing down types of low-emission cars qualified for "eco-car" tax-cuts.
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Once you've recognized what you can and can't control, you'll have an easier time narrowing down your list of choices.
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The trouble is narrowing down the perfect book amid the cavalcade of new releases and even bigger catalog of older books.
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As of now, there are no ties to specific cities, but McMahon says they will begin narrowing down potential sites soon.
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He has called for a ban on Muslims from entering the country (later narrowing down which Muslims he was speaking of).
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The company announced the news in a live stream today, narrowing down a previous statement that it would ship this year.
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They were more focused on how we were narrowing down on the customers we wanted to serve and do that better.
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That's fine good: it means that people who like her tend to be narrowing down their choices, if still fairly openminded.
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But with hundreds of cards to choose from, narrowing down the best options for you and your lifestyle can be challenging.
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan are still planning their upcoming wedding, but the couple is finally close to narrowing down the location.
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If choosing the the best TV shows of 2018 was difficult, narrowing down the best TV episodes of the year is impossible.
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If you think choosing a sperm donor is about as easy as narrowing down blue eyes or brown, you are way off.
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And Stiles explains that narrowing down the perfect matte shade to pair with her dress and eye shadow wasn't an easy task.
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So I think we've done a good job of narrowing down the focus again so it will echo the first two films.
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In March, sources told Reuters that Zain was in the process of narrowing down potential bidders for Zain Saudi's mobile transmitter towers.
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In week two, Guillebeau suggests narrowing down your ideas by taking a "Tinder for side hustles approach" to find the right one.
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Narrowing down around 30 eligible bachelors to your one dream man is a lot to take on, so help is always appreciated.
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In the past decade, researchers have come a long way in narrowing down which conditions may make autism more likely to develop.
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Luckily, there are a lot more options in that department — which actually makes narrowing down the right one a bit of a challenge.
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Narrowing down your pool of prospective therapists might be a little tricky if you're not familiar with the different types of therapy available.
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The second tough moment — usually tougher — is narrowing down all your ideas and making sure these are the true priorities of the business.
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Narrowing down a bit, he also knew Latin—again, not that unusual for a well-educated man of his age, if rarer today.
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In different shape or forms, things that at the end of the day, as we speak we are narrowing down really the options.
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Jane Heifetz of the Harvard Business Review recommends focusing your past experiences and narrowing down your skill set in a specific, relevant way.
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We talk more about Chicago, narrowing down a weekend to go, and I get a message from a Hinge guy about getting drinks.
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The key is to keep moving, jump around often, and then start narrowing down the focus to the best games as they reveal themselves.
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And after narrowing down his list of 21 judges, the two finalists both came to Washington, giving the appearance that either could be chosen.
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This is the first official word on when exactly in 2019 the season will drop – though we've still got some narrowing down to do.
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SCOTT CACCIOLA The Philadelphia Phillies still were narrowing down their short list for the No. 1 overall pick in Thursday's Major League Baseball draft.
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The hybrids tend to have a youthful vibe in their atmosphere, music and knowledgeable staff, which can assist in narrowing down the vast options.
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It would be better the more diverse any group is, but the public is out there picking and choosing, and narrowing down this field.
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For complicated purchases like electronics or home appliances, however, a lot of criteria sometimes returns too many irrelevant results instead of successfully narrowing down results.
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NASA's currently working on a yet-to-be-named rover mission slated for 2020, and is in the process of narrowing down a landing location.
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Luckily for them, the cropping needed for a photo preview is pretty broad — you're only narrowing down an image to maybe its most interesting third.
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Though SpaceX is narrowing down the possible sources of the explosion, it still has yet to determine what caused the breach in the helium system.
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Since crime scene fingerprints do not always turn up a match in a police database, investigators face difficulties in narrowing down a subject pool, he explained.
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The only thing harder than choosing a flavor is narrowing down a place to go — especially since New York is home to many must-try confectioneries.
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I'm talking about awards season — a time of going to the movies, having fervent debates over which film deserves Best Picture, and narrowing down Oscars bets.
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Thankfully, Best Buy has jumped in to negate the information overload by narrowing down your choices to only the best of the best with this offer.
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Narrowing down the continuing care center you're interested in will begin with a question of lifestyle: You're opting to spend the rest of your life there.
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"We see the narrowing down of industry participants as an avenue to consolidate our position and expand our reach," an OBS spokeswoman told Reuters on Friday.
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The staff of The Wirecutter and The Sweethome, product review websites owned by The New York Times, do the hard work of narrowing down the options.
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It was painful narrowing down my favorites from 27, and I'm sorry not to make room for Toni Erdmann, Jackie, Elle, Christine, and Right Now, Wrong Then.
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Between narrowing down destination options, searching for (reasonably priced) accommodations, and settling friend squabbles over which hot spots to try, the travel headaches are coming on strong.
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It is, of course, a judgment call by the referees, but narrowing down the right way to clap will become a difficult assessment for officials to make.
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On Wednesday, the National Book Foundation revealed the finalists for the 2017 National Book Awards, narrowing down its list of nominated books from 40 to 20 titles.
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As you are just beginning to make some breakthroughs, narrowing down truths to explain this bizarre circumstance, Michael Jordan hits a game-winning two-point jump shot.
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Barney Goldberg, executive creative director at Innocean USA, told CNBC that the company chose to focus on this one feature after narrowing down more than 340 scripts.
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"We believe that they were narrowing down exactly what their plan was, but that's all in one very small part" of Melbourne's central business district, he said.
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Brownsell has some easy-to-follow advice for narrowing down your dog walker search and picking the one that is best suited for you and your furry friend.
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ANONYMOUS Lots of employers now rely on computerized systems that scan résumés for particular terms as an initial step in (drastically) narrowing down which candidates they will consider.
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Backstage later, barefoot (someone misplaced his sandals) and in a red kimono and turquoise jewelry, he said he followed a simple method when narrowing down his set list.
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The staff of the The Wirecutter and The Sweethome, product review websites owned by The New York Times Company, do the hard work of narrowing down the options.
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One key to narrowing down when the bison arrived came from a serendipitous find made by Dr. Froese's colleague Alberto Reyes, a geologist from the University of Alberta.
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On Sunday, prior to officially announcing the 35-year-old professional auto racing driver as the franchise's next leading man, creator Mike Fleiss tweeted about still narrowing down candidates.
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In narrowing down the nominations, the judges evaluated the risks to each site and its broader cultural significance — as well as the organization's ability to aid in conservation efforts.
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Or maybe you're an obscenely wealthy geneticist who is having trouble narrowing down which obscure and extinct animal you want to bring back to life for your own amusement.
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Though the Scorpion actress, 34, has already said 'yes' to fiancé David Foster, she's having a bit of trouble narrowing down the ladies who will stand by her side.
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As I'll explain, by narrowing down these opportunities beforehand, you can focus on the successful ones with your limited resources, instead of jumping at every opportunity that presents itself.
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But with the explosion of sneaker trends that's come with athleisure's reign, narrowing down the best all-around spring style is a job easily deserving of its own matrix.
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Joe Biden is in the process of narrowing down his list of potential running mates, and his allies in the business community are weighing in with their favorite choices.
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A top White House aide said Monday that the administration isn't open to narrowing down an immigration deal — an idea being floated by a key group of bipartisan senators.
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Otting praised Crapo and Senate leaders for narrowing down the bill to moderate fixes with wide agreement, and insisted that strong regulation was important to preserve the banking sector.
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Anchor offers podcasts (ha!) that guide you through both the conceptual and technical aspects of podcasting: narrowing down on a topic, choosing the right equipment, structuring the show, etc.
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In particular, it says that an AI-powered "virtual doctor" can help in areas that include summarising diagnostic reports, narrowing down symptoms, providing care advice and helping with preventative care.
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So if that really is puke (which is unconfirmed — I've reached out to the Emmys for comment) then we have to start narrowing down who it could possibly belong to.
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Narrowing down the people you're close to includes friendships as well as life partners, particularly for women, due to the support and help they can provide in times of need.
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"The more it gets into the use of these algorithms to really start narrowing down the matching, the more it moves toward looking like an employment agency," Ms. Kim said.
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Once equipped with enough identifying data to start narrowing down suspects, investigators will go undercover to listen to the chatter on technology boards where cybercriminals are known to spend time.
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Researchers want to confirm a very solid case for habitability by finding sulfur and phosphorus on Enceladus, as well as narrowing down the pH (potential of hydrogen) and reinforcing previous measurements.
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Ermotti said that while Switzerland's largest lender had been preparing contingency plans for Brexit since before the EU referendum had taken place, the bank had now started "narrowing down" its options.
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That's why we're narrowing down the five biggest trends to have on your radar this season — from elevated geometrics to sleepwear-inspired sets — and showing you exactly how to style 'em.
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Here's a hack for narrowing down your options to a land on a present that's sure to make your loved one's day: Go with something that helps them achieve a goal.
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Greater emphasis on skills LinkedIn expert Donna Svei has noticed that recruiters have the brand new option of searching for and narrowing down candidates by their skills — as in their LinkedIn Skills.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland supports a proposed U.N. peacekeeping mission in eastern Ukraine but sees problems in narrowing down participants to only selected European Union countries, Defence Minister Jussi Niinisto said on Tuesday.
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"We still have a problem in the Middle East but we're narrowing down to just a few things," Cashin said, referring to the fallout over Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
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They keep talking and getting to know people, narrowing down their lists, until they get to know just one person and possibly even get engaged, all without having physically met each other.
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The ECB's Governing Council was to decide on the shortlist later in the day, then consult a European Parliament committee before narrowing down the list to a single candidate later this autumn.
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The new model is supposed to be about the same size as the existing 9.7-inch iPad Pro, but it'll be able to fit a larger screen by narrowing down the device's bezels.
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BSB has maintained a higher profitability than the Korean peer average for about a decade, but the gap with the commercial banks has been narrowing down - mainly due to BSB's higher credit costs.
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Tweet Deleter Image: Screenshot Tweet Deleter does exactly what its name might suggest, offering a simple one-click login, a smart interface, and multiple ways of narrowing down the tweets you want removing.
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Nevertheless, the currency has held onto its gains since May announced the vote in mid-April, as the polls still show her Conservatives winning despite the opposition Labour Party narrowing down her lead.
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Novotny let the social media vote on several color schemes, some of those based on existing patterns, others designed by the users, narrowing down the choices and helping them picking the new pattern.
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The early states also perform the function of winnowing the field — narrowing down what can be a large and confusing set of options to a few contenders before most of the country votes.
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" Bloomberg added that in regards to the candidate pool, "it would be better the more diverse any group is, but the public is out there picking and choosing and narrowing down this field.
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Conservatively speaking, there have been approximately 84 quadrillion episodes of television this decade, so narrowing down the 25 best over the last 10 years is on its face a silly thing to do.
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"I don't like our American friends narrowing down this concept of security to the military," he said, arguing it would be sensible to look at a "modern stability policy" made up of several components.
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Narrowing down which supplements you need to take is a daunting enough task as it is — and then you find yourself staring down a shelf full of different kinds of very specific daily multivitamins.
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KL: In narrowing down the group of interviewees, we ended up with mostly U.S. and Chinese students, which reflects both the student ratio of the class and also the two superpowers of the day.
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It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of shopping opportunities on Black Friday, so we're here to lighten your load by narrowing down that list with one premium online shop: Parachute Home.
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The Mall of America, located in Bloomington, Minnesota, is a massive collection of hundreds of stores across 5.6 million square feet, so E.L.F. could be a big help in narrowing down options and getting around.
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There is still no blueprint for the new town; the project's administrators are just now narrowing down possible locations and entering contract negotiations with the engineering and architectural firm, CSRS, they hope will design it.
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" After spending more than 12 months creating the EP and narrowing down their easy-breezy summer tunes from over 40 songs to just four tracks, Simpson says it's a project "we're all pretty stoked on.
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Yeah, we don't know how that happened either, but we do know that when you're on the hunt for dorm room essentials or moving into your first apartment, narrowing down your must-haves isn't easy.
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But I did consider each purchase over time, adding them to wish lists on Amazon and boards on Pinterest — and reviewing, deliberating, and narrowing down before completing my online checkouts to get the best price.
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The catch is that a lot of big name series only include the first few issues, but if you're new to comics, maybe try this for a few months before narrowing down your tastes with individual purchases.
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While narrowing down the list of stars to the most likely candidates, Thompson and his colleagues found a giant red star orbiting something smaller than the smallest known black hole but larger than any known neutron star.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's PT Garuda Maintenance Facility AeroAsia (GMF AeroAsia) will pick Airfrance-KLM group's maintenance, repair and overhaul unit as a strategic investor after narrowing down a list of potential partners, a GMF AeroAsia executive said.
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Amid criticism about the lack of racial diversity among Trump's judicial nominees, Republicans have stressed the number of women they've gotten confirmed to the circuit courts, suggesting that may be a focus in narrowing down the list.
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Finally, they say, they were tipped off to one final method of narrowing down the possible master key codes in Vingcard Vision locks by a clue on the company's Assa Abloy University website for training hotel staff.
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Narrowing down these restaurants to just two or three places and trying to showcase everything that Toronto has to offer is impossible; you could never sum it up in a day or a week or a month.
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" Martin admits that her biggest challenge in the curatorial process was narrowing down the vast array of work that relates to textile productions, and ultimately chose to focus on "artists informed by very essential aspects of textile.
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We visited the top consumer websites, researched sleep and bedding sites, and listened to what actual mattress topper buyers had to say before narrowing down your choices to the four mattress toppers we feel are the best.
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"For me, the appeal is mostly in the narrowing down to make things seasonally relevant and the opportunity to have fewer, but bigger-sized, things to try out," writes Insider Picks reporter Mara Leighton in her review.
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Fox bought the film rights and they've attached Chris Miller and Phil Lord, the directing duo, to direct, and those two right now are kind of narrowing down the candidates for screenplay writer to do the adaptation.
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May's Brexit sub-committee, which helps set the direction of policy on leaving the bloc, meets on Wednesday to discuss narrowing down the position on a future customs arrangement with the EU to one of two options.
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If you are a recent graduate with ambitions for your first job but no idea which one is the perfect fit for you, you might look for online career quizzes to assist in narrowing down your search.
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It's tempting to think of the painter Josef Albers, renowned for his late-career devotion to — not to say obsession with — the mechanics of color in art, as someone who was pure in that narrowing-down way.
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When you look at where the majority of summonses are given, you'd be amazed to see that all of those summonses will start narrowing down just to an area that happens to be black and Hispanic, or poor.
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Meanwhile, Republicans say talk of welfare or entitlement reform this year is also narrowing down to an emphasis on things like job training, not the broad overhaul of Medicare, Medicaid and other entitlements that Democrats have warned against.
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Upon detecting a user's activity (flying, walking, etc.) the PinMe app uses one of four algorithms to begin estimating a user's location, narrowing down the possibilities until its error rate drops to zero, according to the peer-reviewed research.
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Treating patients in specialist centers should help doctors spot potential problems early, she said, as well as picking up any abuse problems with longer term use and narrowing down what dose, frequency, route and duration of treatment works best.
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The cheaper P-series panels could be made at a new U.S. facility that the company would build, probably in the Southwest, Werner said, noting that SunPower was in the process of narrowing down its options to two locations.
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We've had an amazing response from startups wanting to pitch on stage, and if you're one of the hopefuls: we're now narrowing down the list and will announce the finalists — there will be up to 10 of you — on the 30th.
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They started by narrowing down restaurants and food spots with a high concentration of the word "pie" then looked at several factors like volume of rankings, overall ratings of reviews, and total percentage of reviews that mention pie in them.
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The ECB will consult a European Parliament committee before narrowing down the list to a single candidate, who will then require approval from Parliament and the heads of government before taking over from Daniele Nouy at the start of next year.
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When modifying its rules, Twitter said it focused on narrowing down what's considered in the category for religious organizations, restricting it to just religions rather than political groups, hate groups or other non-marginalized groups with this type of language.
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The answer depends on how much of a burden you find a daily sock rotation to be, and more importantly, if narrowing down your sock drawer to a single stench-free artifact says some questionable things about your own taste.
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There's hand-wringing, derailing, distraction, tone policing, silencing, gaslighting, "sea lioning" — a label for every depressing rhetorical habit that could possibly present itself, each term a tool for narrowing down the number of ideas waiting in line for your consideration.
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And, we're not saying there's something more special about that name than any other, but let's just say that when it came to casting this story about local iconoclasts, the hardest part was narrowing down the list — read into that what you will.
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Our process of narrowing down options led us to an adoption agency close to home here in Ohio that was recommended by a friend, where the social workers were warm and kind while also being incredibly clear and straightforward about the complexities of adoption.
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After narrowing down 50 cities based on the number of venues, the number of events listed, and the quality of events based on online ratings, it contacted the five top-rated clubs in each city to find out each club's cover charge and drink prices.
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She told BuzzFeed that it was as simple as putting Ryan's full name (which he makes clear on his Instagram account) into Facebook search and narrowing down the options to the one guy who lives in the same state and just one town over from her.
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However, while the state is tasked with narrowing down the candidates, it is not demographically representative of the country at large: though Latinos are currently the fastest-growing racial group in the state, Iowa is mostly rural and approximately 87.1% white or non-Hispanic, according to NPR.
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Jutting's lawyer Gerard McCoy had appealed for a re-trial, arguing that the deputy judge, Michael Stuart-Moore, had "wrongly directed" the jury by narrowing down the scope of the defense case for diminished responsibility by saying only a psychiatric disorder could constitute an "abnormality of mind".
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Past White House counsels have also had a role in this process, but McGahn took to the task with particular fervor, reviewing lists of potential nominees, narrowing down candidates, and working with the Senate to try get as many of them confirmed as quickly as possible.
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When narrowing down your wedding must-haves, it's helpful to know that more than 50% of people who married in the past 10 years agree that spending on the bride's dress, the wedding cake and photography were worth the money, a 2019 survey from Novi Financial Inc found.
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Narrowing down the scent "We're interested if there are messages coming off the body at different blood sugar levels, either on the skin or breath," said Dr. Mark Evans, a consultant in diabetes and general medicine at Addenbrooke's Hospital and a lecturer in general medicine at the University of Cambridge.
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Photographer Olivia Locher's new book I Fought the Law looks at some of the most absurd and totally pointless laws that still exist in the US. After narrowing down her research to the single most bizarre law in each of the 50 states, Locher purposefully broke the rule in front of the camera.
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"—Brian Galindo, Senior Editor, BuzzFeed "I Fought the Law looks at some of the most absurd and totally pointless laws that still exist in the US. After narrowing down her research to the single most bizarre law in each of the 50 states, Locher purposefully broke the rule in front of the camera.
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The DNA tests, which are similar to a mouth-swab paternity test, would be recommended by a specially trained pharmacist looking out for patterns of customers' psychiatric prescriptions switching up more frequently than average—a sign that the patient and their prescribing doctor are having a hard time narrowing down what types of medications work for them.
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And we are now narrowing down the options and we do believe that by the end of the summer, early part of Q4 we will need to further narrow down the options and start to implement some of these moves, which, you know, will indicate maybe the necessity to move people and also to reshape our legal entity construct in order to be able to serve clients.
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Recent poll after recent poll shows the democratic race narrowing down to three candidates: Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Pelosi set to unveil drug price plan | Abortion rate in US hits lowest level since Roe v.
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And only giving plus-ones to people who are married or in serious relationships is a useful albeit arbitrary way of narrowing down the amount of plus ones you feel obligated to offer; the number needs to be narrowed down somehow, because if every guest got a plus-one, you'd lose all your money, so why not choose this messed-up determining factor that most people seem to accept as normal?
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Image: SamsungYou've probably got an idea of how much you want to spend, so you can use this as a quick way of narrowing down your options, while if you want to make sure you're getting the latest tech then limit your search to models from the last year or two—part of the confusion in picking up a smart TV, especially online, is that there are so many older, but still very capable, sets knocking around.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is slated to announce his highly anticipated pick to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court on Monday night after narrowing down a list of potential nominees to just three likely names.
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Politico reported late Friday that the search, which has been approved by acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE himself, has reached out to the White House IT office and begun narrowing down a list of suspects.
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