To get into the nitty gritty of the major errors
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And to get down to the nitty-gritty, Kraut et al.
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It's just not comparable once you get into the nitty gritty.
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News the nitty gritty on how she's whipping Shakira into shape.
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But first, let's get into the nitty gritty of those regulations.
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Fast Company has a helpful explainer on the legal nitty-gritty.
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He gets into the nitty-gritty in the annotated images below.
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But the more we delved into the nitty-gritty of Democracy.
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Something over and above the nitty gritty of the brute matter.
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Beck recommends getting into the nitty-gritty as much as possible.
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The platform elevates the nitty gritty of business decisions into the limelight.
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"You don't have to get into the nitty gritty details," she said.
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"This is where we get down to the nitty gritty," Winkleman says.
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It really gets into the nitty-gritty and perfectly describes the culture.
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The nitty-gritty: Polls are open in New York from 237 a.m.
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We catch up for a little before getting into the nitty-gritty.
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"NITTY-GRITTY" Conconi said British members of parliament were unaware of how investment could be affected by the choice between a customs union and a free trade agreement, while Brussels had many trade experts who understood the "nitty gritty".
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As our friend Scott would say, let's get down to the nitty-gritty.
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This is a harder task, and where Russian Doll gets extremely nitty-gritty.
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That allows us to get into the nitty gritty of relationships much earlier.
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They wanted to know the nitty gritty down to the number of windows.
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You can read the entire blog post with the nitty gritty details here.
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We asked him to break down the nitty-gritty of tattoo copyright law.
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"I'm not going to get into all the nitty-gritty details," Ryan said.
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That's not the only nitty gritty country track Gaga dips her toe into.
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But then Golub gets to the nitty-gritty in "Horsing Around IV" (1983).
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Trump didn't get into the legal nitty-gritty during his remarks on Friday.
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We'll get into the nitty-gritty on those within each of our recommendations.
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Gordon: Sometimes you have to dig into the nitty-gritty of the ingredients.
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For this week's Giz Asks, we asked scientists to give us the nitty-gritty.
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Organize your trip's nitty gritty details A lot of travelers keep a precise schedule.
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The two engineers exchanged emails back and forth, getting into the technical nitty-gritty.
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This blog post has plenty of the nitty-gritty technical details if you're interested.
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Mr Freeman rolls up his sleeves and delves into the nitty-gritty of manufacturing.
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It would have been interesting to get into the nitty gritty of space burials.
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Now, they're just working on the nitty-gritty before beginning any kind of production.
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The nitty-gritty policy choices are hard, but the broad politics are incredibly simple.
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Undoubtably, there'll be a novel or short story that will outline the nitty-gritty.
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Kaitlyn: The nitty-gritty of the linguistics in this movie did seem wildly implausible.
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He added, however, that he would not delve too far into the nitty-gritty.
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When we first set out, it was nitty-gritty, we didn't hold anything back.
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But few candidates spent much time delving into the nitty-gritty of their plans.
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When we get into nitty gritty of reform, countries get really squeamish about legalization.
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AncestryDNA goes above and beyond to give you the nitty-gritty details of your genealogy.
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But it's too soon to tell, so back into the nitty gritty drama we go.
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The nitty gritty: They take on second and third jobs, and snag all the overtime.
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He wants to get offline and immerse himself in the nitty-gritty land of IRL.
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Before getting into the nitty gritty, let's take another step back to an earlier prescience.
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And be warned: The following contains nitty gritty details about delegate selection and party conventions.
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To explain, I need to dig into the nitty gritty of Magic's rules a bit.
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The nitty-gritty details of actually manufacturing and assembling the kits, however, were another story.
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"We are getting into the 'nitty-gritty,'" Mr. Khalilzad said in a tweet on Thursday.
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Then suggest a local writers' workshop to help with the nitty-gritty of his draft.
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Each category was then given a score out of 100, combining several nitty-gritty details.
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This is where the heart of the book lies: in the nitty-gritty process details.
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But what happens when it gets down to the nitty gritty and you can't...Get Online?
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Before we get into the shitty nitty gritty of the video, the context should be clear.
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As for nitty gritty details, it's the 13.3-inch model from mid 2017 in space grey.
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Before we get to the nitty gritty of the experience itself, a little on the science.
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Beyond the nitty-gritty details of Calvinism's belief system, something else is off about this scene.
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Here's Epic going into the nitty gritty of what makes a submission viable for The Block.
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We'll post a nitty gritty review as we get closer to the Blaze's March 2016 arrival.
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And getting down to the nitty gritty with someone as athletic as Wendell seems transparently dangerous.
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From tickets, to transportation, to all the other nitty-gritty, it's all covered on Wakoia's website.
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That's why we asked professionals to be honest about the nitty-gritty of how they networked.
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It's time to come back to the real nitty gritty and bring the soul outta you.
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But let's get a little more nitty gritty and get down to the individual seat level.
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The nitty-gritty numbersUsing the avalanche strategy, I'm putting $25,200 toward my five credit cards monthly.
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"They are more than interested, we are discussing the nitty gritty of the projects " he said.
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His comments suggest that Trump's announcement won't get into the nitty-gritty of the tax code.
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Whereas Political Animals simplifies campaigning, Democracy 3 lets you get into the nitty gritty of governance.
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They are being steeped in art business nitty-gritty, from negotiating with galleries to public speaking.
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But the episode represents a close call, said Sandick, and the nitty-gritty details are crucial.
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Kind of boring if you're not a real nerd about the nitty-gritty side of things.
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It's a visually engaging experience that gets to the nitty gritty of abortion under widespread TRAP laws.
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In other words, nail out the nitty-gritty details that get you from point A to B.
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According to Dark Horse Comics, the encyclopedia gets down into the nitty gritty of the Zelda franchise.
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"Oakland Key System Map," by Dolores Presley, resurrects the nitty-gritty details of a defunct transportation system.
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But PEOPLE wanted to get down to the real nitty-gritty of politics this week in Cleveland.
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There's nothing wrong with loving technology and having an obsessive level of appreciation for the nitty gritty.
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However, when it comes to what's next — the nitty-gritty actions that'll get us there — optimism kills.
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The nitty gritty of getting stuff through the powers that be, institutions like insurance companies or WPATH.
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I think that I can get trapped into the nitty-gritty of being at a record label.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We&aposre going to learn the nitty-gritty details about Paul Manafort&aposs financial situation.
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But before I dig into the confounding nitty-gritty, let's first look at this new coupe's details.
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If you want to dive deeper into the nitty-gritty, take a look at the bill here.
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Trump has made it abundantly clear that he's bored with these kinds of nitty-gritty policy details.
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It sounds easy in theory, sure, but it gets complicated once you get to the nitty-gritty.
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If you want to dig into the nitty gritty, the rest of this section if for you.
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The President has no reason to be personally involved in the nitty gritty of US attorney interviews.
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"I want to get down to the nitty-gritty," he said in a confessional during the premiere.
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For those interested in nitty-gritty shoptalk, I've included the lurid details of construction over at XWordInfo.
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Let's highlight a few features of the sites before getting into the nitty-gritty of travel details.
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A year in, they are now hashing out the nitty-gritty engineering details of such a mission.
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Another frequent collaborator of mine, Doug Peterson, lent a hand with the nitty-gritty of grid design.
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In fact, the Nitty Gritty reports and team sheets don't include the conference RPI for each team.
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And congressional Republicans, deeply divided over the nitty gritty and without presidential cover, could never reach consensus.
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Moreover, Dany and Jon seem like stronger possibilities even before you get into the nitty-gritty details.
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Fallon rarely gets into the nitty-gritty of politics like this, let alone before a commercial break.
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If you want to get into the nitty gritty of this hack, check out Baugues' complete how-to.
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"We have to accept that not all the nitty gritty details can be agreed by Katowice," she said.
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Don't forget the nitty-gritty details: Do you come from a shoes-on or a shoes-off household?
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There are a few general features to note before you get into the nitty gritty of this line.
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This roundup ranges the gamut from big-picture economic questions to the nitty-gritty of your personal assets.
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Jordan is excellent at breaking down the nitty gritty of U.S. visa policy, immigration law, and court battles.
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" Getting into the nitty gritty, Kourtney recommends some stylish hotels: "Staying at Hotel Rangá was so much fun!
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Manley handled much of the nitty-gritty details of the deal, the executive briefed on the negotiations said.
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Researchers are focusing their efforts on big-picture problem-solving rather than the nitty-gritty of running experiments.
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As the students got into the nitty gritty of the day's work, Powel broached the ethics conversation again.
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While Cutting through Spiritual Materialism gets into the nitty gritty, the nuts and bolts, Zen Mind, Beginners Mind.
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Higher-level decisions tend to have far more impact than the nitty-gritty of individual classes and functions.
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It was definitely a process of trying to get down to the real stuff, the real nitty-gritty.
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"The show also gets into the nitty gritty of the VC business from investing to LP agreements."15.
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Get into the nitty gritty: Give me, randomly, five activity reports from every officer from every shift citywide.
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These kinds of issues matter at the nitty gritty level but also at an altitude of 30,85033 feet.
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Economist Tyler Cowen joins Ezra Klein and the nitty-gritty of their exchange is nothing short of enlightening.
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" "No, I think the nature of the questions were trying to get to the nitty-gritty of policy.
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Celia: I&aposm between two, and it&aposs, like, down to the nitty gritty, like, a few details.
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Singer Bruce Hornsby and country music group Nitty Gritty Dirt Band won the Grammy for best bluegrass recording.
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Amelia Kruse, a leadership coach, focused on putting in her "philosophical foundation" before getting into the nitty-gritty.
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But to get nitty-gritty budget-saving tips, I turned to ski-town locals and winter fanatics, a.k.a.
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He's not the guy to get into the nitty-gritty of what a deal on guns looks like.
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Digging into the nitty-gritty makes it clear that we can fight sex trafficking without risking free speech.
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Third in the NDRC's strategy, Ward says, is the preparation for the nitty-gritty work of the redistricting itself.
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But what you won't learn on social media are the nitty-gritty details — like the healing process — that follow.
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But if we're getting into the nitty-gritty of grammar, then maybe we're thinking a little bit too hard.
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It's one of the best fictional treatments about the nitty gritty of geoengineering the future I've ever seen. Enjoy.
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We won't slow you down with all the nitty gritty details — you've got a lightning deal to jump on.
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Zenefits is increasingly tapping partners to deal with some of the nitty-gritty that it doesn't want to handle.
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I can talk a little bit about it — the nitty-gritty details of Trending I don't work on specifically.
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The nitty-gritty: The vendors both appear to be selling primarily to a Eastern European market through hacker forums.
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The basic nitty-gritty of the recording was the sad commemoration of 40 years of Western Sahara illegal occupation.
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You can dig into the nitty-gritty about how to properly apply on the LBS website here and here.
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She showed how the nurse stuck a swab up her nose and the entire nitty-gritty of the test.
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"I don't know if I want to learn the nitty-gritty about it," deGrom said of the arbitration process.
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"You get to the nitty-gritty, you don't float around on the surface being polite about everything," she said.
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It didn't, however, really get into the nitty gritty of what's going to set the next-gen console apart.
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Then there are those who want access to the nitty-gritty details — specifically, the genetic details of this achievement.
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First, we asked six millennial women how much their weddings cost, and now we're getting into the nitty-gritty.
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At this point, genetic genealogists get down to the nitty-gritty of their work -- lots and lots of research.
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You both resembled Macy's Thanksgiving Day balloons, floating above the nitty-gritty and focusing on a few big thoughts.
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Lawyers at Barr's DOJ argued the matter wasn't, technically speaking, "urgent," according to the nitty-gritty of the law.
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Even more nitty-gritty account management reports did not clarify that extra fees were charged, according to the lawsuit.
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Save the smart forks and Bluetooth toasters for your nutty uncle, because real kitchen warriors just want the nitty-gritty.
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Sacrificing nitty gritty plot details for artistry, Wright's story skipped over some of the more detailed aspects of Farr's script.
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In the world of Hollywood, sealing divorce documents protects all the nitty-gritty details of a split from prying eyes.
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Honestly, it's a lot, so if you're interested in the nitty gritty details, I'd recommend checking out the video above.
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There still aren't any nitty-gritty details on what Microsoft is doing to the system when Game Mode is enabled.
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With that out of the way you, we can get to the nitty gritty of this short, but sweet episode.
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GirlGaze also handles all of the back-end nitty gritty, including casting and NDAs and all the other paperwork involved.
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But the devices that look at the nitty-gritty of how nerve cells themselves work are still Heath-Robinson affairs.
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You can read about the mathematical nitty-gritty at Physics Today or watch an explainer of the math on YouTube.
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That means we still know very little about the nitty-gritty of how these differences can lead to longer lives.
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For a thorough explanation of how it works, check out Vox's explainer and video on all the nitty-gritty details.
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The blog post contains more videos and nitty-gritty info, but I'm already convinced: Make way for our robot overlords.
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But for the time being, read on below for all the nitty-gritty details on what we're expecting to see.
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"What intrigued me wasn't the nitty-gritty, down dirty popular culture," Mr. Smith told The Guardian of London in 22000.
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"This whole gentrification thing forgets that this is a nitty-gritty city, and not some posh resort," Mr. Fletcher said.
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Now it's their responsibility to carry the story from its nitty-gritty, politicking origins to its epic high-fantasy finale.
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Recently, the duo got down to the nitty gritty and told us the best and worst things about electronic music.
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They ground the viewer in the nitty-gritty of a specific location rather than call out with something instantly recognizable.
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It's serious business: Participants meet each Sunday for four hours to explore the nitty-gritty of choreographic and dance practice.
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And as more companies do what Harley-Davidson did, the debate over trade wars will focus on the nitty-gritty.
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Frugal traveler To get nitty-gritty, budget-saving tips, we turned to ski-town locals and winter fanatics for advice.
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A key reason behind the potential shift in mentality from previous years lies in the nitty-gritty of Saturday's resolution.
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Besides the nitty-gritty tech stuff, the LG C9 has a sleek design that'll be a worthy addition to your decor.
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The public never seemed to learn the nitty-gritty of the law, according to Karen Pollitz, a senior fellow at Kaiser.
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Nitty-gritty details on the mod's additions, improvements, and overall changes are available on the mod's page, as are download details.
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One kind is field-based ''thick description'' or ''participant observation'' that reflects the nitty-gritty engagement of ethnographers like Alice Goffman.
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Kylie Jenner may be a glam goddess, but that isn't stopping her from partaking in the nitty-gritty parts of motherhood.
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She helped me through the nitty gritty of my very first relationship last year, so I feel particularly close with her.
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In any relationship where finances are shared, it's key to know exactly where your money — down to the nitty gritty details.
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Despite having produced two seasons of Serial, Koenig was surprised by her journey into nitty gritty of the criminal justice system.
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It tailors recommendations to different geographies and levels of economic development and gets into nitty-gritty design issues for each policy.
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How effective it would be depends on how it's set up, and most candidates haven't delved into the nitty gritty details.
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We aren't going to go into the nitty gritty of the MacBook, because you know what you are getting with Apple.
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If there was like a publication that was about the internal nitty-gritty of making and playing high-end board games.
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During the interview, Trump told Breitbart that the show was too focused on criticizing him and not on the nitty gritty.
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Before diving into the nitty gritty of what worked and what didn't, however, let me explain the limits of the experiment.
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Most of the nitty-gritty testing is done over weeks inside a car while we use the units for everyday driving.
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He praised her for giving a "very substantive speech" focused "on the nitty-gritty of what the courts are all about."
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There you have it, and please be sure to join us next week for the best of the online nitty gritty.
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Labour's Dance believes the cliff edge exit is "more likely than people think" as time is scarce to negotiate the nitty-gritty.
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Check out the highlights of Gurman's report below, but visit the original story if you want all of the nitty-gritty details.
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So in April, it collaborated with Eurogamer subsidiary Digital Foundry to introduce the nitty-gritty details of its upcoming hardware, Project Scorpio.
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The details of how he does so are the sort of nitty-gritty that make these sorts of movies such a delight.
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But now we have to get to the nitty-gritty of what we want our world to look like in 20 years.
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But hopefully we'll get at least some information on the nitty-gritty of what makes Switch work at its big reveal event.
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If you're someone who takes their Smash Bros seriously (or just are interesting in the nitty gritty details) it's worth a watch.
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For instance, we know when it will take place and the nitty-gritty of their last name, but who will be invited?
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But so far, Russia-watchers say the trolls haven't delved into the nitty gritty of 23 Senate campaigns and 23 House races.
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Having AI agents that can roam around a map is a great way to speed up the nitty-gritty of game making.
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As much as we love to talk about mascara and lipstick, sometimes we need to get into the nitty-gritty of beauty.
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Fischer's sister worked for them briefly, and the benefits were "pretty impressive," he says, although he doesn't know the nitty gritty details.
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Just years ago, advocates said they were explaining the basics to legislators—now they're getting into the nitty-gritty details of policymaking.
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But there were also plenty of explicit questions about the appeal of breasts, as well as the nitty-gritty of hetero sex.
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In Season 3, Serial goes right into the nitty-gritty and often uncomfortable flaws of the criminal justice system, specifically in Cleveland.
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It makes sense then that when Seager talks hitting with fellow players, he likes to get into the nitty-gritty technical stuff.
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The nitty gritty, amazing, or awful, we discuss it all, and we try our best not to pass judgment on one another.
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As such, we took a look at the nitty-gritty, and put together some fascinating facts about China's consumption, production, and demographics.
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I'll get into the nitty-gritty below, but the short debrief is this: The Plunge has quickly become my go-to bra.
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Jumping straight into the nitty-gritty might seem like the most effective thing to do, but it leaves a lasting negative impression.
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For a president who has little interest in the nitty-gritty of policy, this seems to make a whole lot of sense.
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That way, they don't have to worry about the nitty gritty, including private keys and exchanges, or even how Bitcoin works, frankly.
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The nitty-gritty of crafting policy recommendations will bring some tough questions to the forefront, such has how much to emphasize carbon pricing.
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Being a radical isn't about being too pure for the world, it means getting involved in the nitty gritty effort to build politics.
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As for nitty gritty specs, the 21 x 2349 retina display is heavenly, accompanied by an Integrated Intel Iris Plus Graphics 650 card.
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But experts warn that things will likely change as they get down to the nitty-gritty of actually building this new underground system.
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And figuring out all of the nitty-gritty details is one of the reasons why Sonos and Google haven't shipped this functionality yet.
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You can check out our FAQ for all the nitty-gritty details, but you literally have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
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All the relevant information is there, and you can drill down to the nitty gritty if you want, but you don't have to.
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Rather than bore you with all the nitty-gritty details — What did those text messages between Levandowski former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick say?
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Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let's just say that, in general, Gonzalez advises that your look be planned with your date.
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While cosmetic tweaks are a very personal choice, it's important to get into the nitty-gritty with your doctor before taking the plunge.
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Without getting into the nitty-gritty details, it gives you the general idea of how things like an electric motor or wifi work.
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Alas, it's been hard to attract public interest when it comes to the nitty-gritty details of federal reimbursement rates for state costs.
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And they got into the nitty-gritty of spinning a good yarn, saying that the essence of a good story is a hero.
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That makes it appeal to people who don't care as much about the nitty-gritty of sports, but enjoy the occasional fan experience.
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"I would argue the risks to my number are to the upside once you get into deeper and nitty-gritty issues," he said.
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But many believe Moon will use Friday's summit to establish trust rather than broach the nitty-gritty details of the North's nuclear program.
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The opening day of the trial on Tuesday lasted almost 13 hours, and that was before it got down to the nitty-gritty.
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But time and again, the judge has seemed content to let the nitty-gritty of the CAA and Section 3.63 speak for themselves.
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My parents had no problem talking about their debt, income, and all the other nitty-gritty details most people choose to keep private.
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If you want the nitty gritty, see this 2015 report from MIT; this PNAS piece gets into detail about the latest research breakthroughs.
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Just don't get too lost in the nitty gritty of internal specs comparisons, because it's no longer going to tell you all that much.
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Watch the video above to see exactly what they left their loft for — and read on for decorating tips and the nitty gritty details.
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Under the tab marked "Scandal and Controversy," Dyer lists a full page of what he calls the "nitty-gritty details" about his personal life.
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But, as often is the case in science, the nitty gritty details of exactly how CRISPR works has been a bit of a mystery.
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We could get into the nitty-gritty numbers of it all, but let's pause for a second to think about how big this is.
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When it comes down to the nitty gritty, someone who supports transphobic and homophobic policies cannot be a true ally to the LGBTQ+ community.
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That means they want the nitty-gritty details of what mashing their lives together might mean — before they make an emotional or legal commitment.
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For fear of getting bogged down in detailing the nitty-gritty, as I did that day while cruising down the 405, let me summarize.
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Today, SpaceX released the final nitty gritty details on what went wrong—and with that, it hopes to put the incident in the past.
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PaleyFest is a celebration of television in which creators and cast members unite to talk all the nitty gritty details of their respective shows.
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The failure to get down to nitty-gritty talks had been taken as a sign that North Korea was not really serious about disarmament.
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And if you want to dive into the nitty-gritty about how the process works, check out this video that lays it all out.
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The alternative is to input rules and let a system figure out the nitty-gritty of how to achieve desired outcomes on its own.
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And it's hard to know the nitty-gritty details about how any word came to be, especially one people started uttering a millennium ago.
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If you really want to get into the nitty gritty, there's already a 12-page thread on the DMP-Z1 over at Head-Fi.
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Before we get into the nitty-gritty of how it was discovered, let's dive in and take a look at the new star system.
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If you run into trouble on the nitty-gritty details, there are plenty of videos and PC-builder sites out there that can help.
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Or you got into the nitty-gritty aspects of a research project, and you realize you aren't able to conclude something on your own.
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Should anything be unclear to you at this point, go ahead and read through the rules of the contest for all the nitty-gritty.
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After all, it's not guaranteed an aide or even the president will remember nitty-gritty details of a meeting after many hours of talks.
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They also opened offices in midtown Manhattan and Brooklyn, which is where they get to the nitty-gritty of accounting and handle clients' paperwork.
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But the vast majority of American voters are repulsed by the nitty-gritty details of what no-holds-barred abortion looks like in action.
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Brandon and Charles are able to specifically talk about players and teams, what they did last season, really get into the nitty-gritty stats.
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Though the last two seasons have hinted at Issa's financial problems, we've never gotten as explicitly into the nitty-gritty as last night's episode.
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Then, they can sit back as the concierge takes care of the nitty-gritty details of their itinerary, including restaurant reservations and hotel bookings.
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And her job as a lawmaker is to attend to the nitty-gritty that has an immediate, measurable impact on all of her constituents.
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The office both promotes NYC to the world and does the nitty-gritty work of dealing with diplomats when they descend on the city.
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It has helped draw the manufacturing operations of foreign automakers to the region, and has a reputation for big ideas and nitty-gritty efficiency.
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If you want to know more about what makes the car go, you should read all of the nitty-gritty details on Tilev's blog.
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"We give them back their quality time by handling all the nitty-gritty so they can go off and enjoy life," Ms. Atkinson said.
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Letter also pushed back on Rao's suggestion that the House's demand for grand jury material delves into the nitty-gritty of the impeachment process.
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So from the pomp and circumstance of a state dinner to the nitty-gritty talks, I'm really looking forward to how this plays out.
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If you want to have a successful oyster bar, you really have to get into the nitty-gritty of things in order to stand out.
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Almost all board meetings will have legal counsel and when it comes to nitty-gritty legal contracts, counsel will be asked to opine and clarify.
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Determined to learn the nitty-gritty of the garment industry, Mr. Livingston started hanging out at the Watman Headwear Corporation on the Ridgewood/Bushwick border.
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The nitty-gritty To make projections around how the future energy system will work, researchers create computer-based models, input assumptions and then run simulations.
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And I do mean wonky — this is a pretty technical article that gets into the nitty-gritty of why MMT is different from mainstream economics.
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Xiao is quite open about promoting his sex dolls and the nitty gritty of how customers can get sexy with them—and clean up afterwards.
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A few words on the nitty-gritty of how it goes down: "The resveratrol goes in and turns on the HAS2 gene," Dr. Sinclair explains.
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Before I get into the nitty gritty, here's the gist You'll get five samples per month ranging from makeup, to skin care, to hair care.
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The Australian mother of two got super real about how pregnancy can impact your sex life — including all the nitty gritty details, Pop Sugar reports.
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He's also close to President Trump, which could make for a less disjointed U.S. posture at global summits, where nitty-gritty decisions are hashed out.
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The mightiest riddles, such as the customs union, have dominated the political conversation, but the truth is that it's nitty-gritty all the way down.
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We're not going to get into the specifications of the iPad Pro or the nitty-gritty of this deal, because time is the priority here.
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You'll also get the chance to learn the nitty-gritty of finance, so you can make smarter financial decisions in all aspects of your portfolio.
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"He is too aloof when it comes to the details and the nitty-gritty of both policy and politics," Mr. Greimel said in an interview.
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But really get into the nitty gritty of what your plan offers—confirm that your plan or the one you're considering is actually an HDHP.
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Other companies cater to jet-setters more interested in the rarefied heights of a country's cuisine than in the nitty-gritty of its inhabitants' lives.
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You can read all about that here, but let's get to the real nitty gritty of any SOTU, which is 24 percent speech—who cares?
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Meanwhile, at the end of these paragraphs you'll see the nitty-gritty numbers that give the reader an idea of how big this dinosaur was.
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In both instances, Casten spoke for more than five minutes about the nitty-gritty of the claims Trump and his allies have made about Biden.
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It is one thing to pass a resolution and quite another to get down to the nitty gritty of how to bring it to fruition.
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That's an impressive-sounding title, and it should be: Lewis is a longtime, dyed-in-the-wool expert on the nitty-gritty of nuclear agreements.
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Scientists have since come a long way since then in understanding the nitty gritty of how our DNA works and might influence traits, like intelligence.
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Frustrated by this unequal distribution of orgasms, Marin founded Finishing School, an online course dedicated to teaching women the nitty gritty details of their anatomy.
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You can get into the nitty-gritty of your own experience and story once you confirm your meeting, but for now, include details that are pertinent.
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Only a tiny number of women want to enter the trades where most of the nitty-gritty physical work is actually going on—plumbing, electricity, construction.
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"Every year, half the battle – once we start getting into the nitty gritty of competition – is talking the competition out of their own heads," she says.
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After those steps are covered, it's time to get into the nitty gritty of the specific types of stocks that Cramer scoops up during a downturn.
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But what's special is how the device lets beginners refocus on self-expression and playing songs instead of the nitty-gritty finger placements traditional guitars require.
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Reached Tuesday by phone, United's media staff said they couldn't go into nitty-gritty details about how its passenger check-in and seat assignment software works.
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Gaining additional knowledge isn't easy, however, because most of the nitty gritty brain research is done in rodents — animals that don't mimic complex brain disorders well.
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But this will be a good subject for both sides to sound harmonious on — at least until they get into the nitty gritty of customs policy.
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The nitty gritty of how much each agency will get for various federal programs will be decided by members of the House and Senate appropriations committees.
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Last week's success, though, shows that Musk can set his mind to the nitty-gritty of the business as well as to laying out grand plans.
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"To my way of thinking, she was an incredibly valuable person within the administration to really handle the nitty-gritty details of tax reform," he said.
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The grout between ceramic tiles is the toughest part of the floor to clean unless you have the Libman Nitty Gritty Roller Mop with Scrub Brush.
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But to Cam Newton, the quarterback of the Carolina Panthers, a female reporter getting into the nitty-gritty of a football game is apparently still surprising.
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"Some people think she's a showboat, that she likes to come in and give a speech and isn't doing the nitty-gritty work," said Ms. O'Brien.
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"We're basically automating everything: Finding people, screening people, on-boarding, on-the-job learning, invoicing of customers, project management, all of the nitty gritty," Thomassen said.
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I'd love to say that's the case, but there's also the nitty-gritty work, like writing explosion results, and other unglamorous tasks, like doing literature reviews.
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These nitty-gritty details are at the heart of the government's case against Manafort, who may spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted.
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I think they're mainly just thrilled that I'm finally doing something that is successful and meaningful, even if they don't wanna know all the nitty gritty.
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The business of governing Trump will get to the nitty-gritty of governing within hours of taking the oath, saying he'll sign some "meaningful" executive orders today.
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They would serve the sector better by focusing on the nitty-gritty of micro reforms and undertaking smaller projects, but with more haste and regular re-assessments.
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And now for the nitty-gritty details: For women, smiling in a way that shows your teeth made you 76 percent more likely to get a like.
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Apparently, the nitty gritty details of L'Engle's tesseract are complex enough for the Mathematics Department of Brown University to create an entire mathematical explanation, complete with diagrams.
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We selected four excellent dryers — from Conair, Sultra, Harry Josh, and Dyson — at four graduated price points and tracked down every little nitty-gritty detail we could.
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That includes not only the kind of mechanical changes happening at the brokerage level but the actual nitty-gritty bits down to the logo of the company.
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I want to not feel like I'm at a disadvantage because I don't know all the nitty‑gritty details as a hardcore Star Wars fan would know.
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Now for the nitty-gritty: Edison Trends indicates that sales jumped 31% during the 2018 Labor Day weekend, as compared to the same time period in 2017.
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Unfortunately my palate isn't as refined as a sommelier, so I can't get into the nitty gritty explanations of how the taste barely transformed over seven days.
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As for the nitty gritty of what's inside... New software capabilities Coinciding with the Sonos Amp launch, Sonos is also announcing new software features like Mono Mode.
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And, because the American public tends not to pay terribly close attention to the nitty-gritty of a campaign, Trump's one-liner confectionaries were a perfect fit.
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This one takes a step back from the nitty-gritty of reaching consumers through spending on marketing and ads, but focuses rather on the business leaders themselves.
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Privately, other ministers groused that Kerry was too involved, that he gave up leverage by immersing himself in the nitty-gritty issues commonly left to the staff.
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It's an insecurity that many people face in new-ish relationships, especially when all the nitty gritty details of one's romantic past has yet to be disclosed.
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I needed to get down to the nitty gritty of what was going on inside my head, and you can't do that if your thoughts are muddy.
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It, perhaps unwittingly, got into the nitty gritty of reciprocity, entitlement and gendered politeness dynamics, finding itself an exemplar for that very millennial preoccupation: The Nice Guy.
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These details aren't sexy, and they aren't what you tend to see in television dramas, but they are the nitty-gritty reality of how a bureaucracy operates.
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Jobbatical offers reliable relocation for folks joining high-growth tech companies, handling the nitty gritty of immigration on behalf of employers, including visa documentation and residence permits.
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He also suggested more regularly adding supplements at the end of papers that get into the procedural nitty-gritty, to help anyone wanting to repeat an experiment.
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He believed that writers, artists, musicians, poets and preachers were the real legislators of mankind, and in America they were detached from the nitty-gritty American experience.
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Some of its bigger competitors have recently cut prices to match or undercut Fiber's offerings in its new markets, although the nitty-gritty of the plans differ.
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Further, Warren&aposs campaign has also consistently avoided any issues with the nitty-gritty of qualifying for ballots in every state, which can often trip up campaigns.
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Despite that, Trump has displayed little appetite for getting into the nitty-gritty of Britain's negotiations about the terms under which it should leave the European Union.
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Bluegrass musicians joined rockers in playing Vietnam war protests, while the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's intergenerational country sessions were a metaphor for healing from the late 60s.
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After those steps are covered, the time comes to get into the nitty-gritty of the specific types of stocks that Cramer scoops up during a downturn.
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But she went much deeper into the nitty-gritty details of what those often nebulous ideas would look like in practice on major issues like Afghanistan and Iran.
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But investors are beginning to have some doubts about what Trump trade and other policy will look like, as well as the nitty-gritty of current tax proposals.
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While Keren often handles the nitty gritty of vlogging — the emails, the phone calls — Khoa is more hands-on, and he loves talking to viewers in the comments.
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Instead, they believe Draghi is concentrating on the nitty-gritty in the real economy and focusing primarily on getting cheap money to the real sector – companies and households.
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We can forget the nitty gritty though: we get to those insights precisely by opening the other person up, and at times we do this without meaning to.
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Rather than sitting at your computer and scouring the web to source talent, you interact instead with an intelligent chatbot that does the nitty-gritty work for you.
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We'd made a connection, and he was on board with Maria's proposals — so now it was time to move on to the nitty gritty of the voting process.
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You've got to start broad in the observational humour game and then specialize, delving into narrower observational holes, getting really into the nitty gritty of your chosen area.
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The lowest weight one reached remains a point of pride, not of shame, and it's rarely a selfless act to lay out the nitty-gritty of one's diet.
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The sketch and specs don't get into the nitty-gritty details of what might come with the Note8, but it does provide some insights into the phone's design.
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Last year, the court got into the nitty-gritty of redistricting when it decided by a 5-4 vote that Alabama's new district map was a racial gerrymander.
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Who knows, they could even wrest a minor concession or two from the Senate as well, perhaps just in the nitty-gritty details of SNAP management, added Doar.
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"We are leaving the nitty-gritty, the pieces of this that can be very hyper-local and sensitive, we're leaving that to cities and towns," Ms. Ramos said.
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This is immediately marked as a story that will explore the much larger elements of the X-Files mythology rather than the nitty gritty details familiar to viewers.
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And this Ultimate Microsoft Azure Administrator Certification Prep Courses and Mock Exams Bundle gets down to the nitty-gritty of the platform, helping you become a certified expert.
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A side benefit to getting a prenup is that it forces couples to get into the nitty-gritty details of their finances and how they think about money.
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Instead, he pushes deep into the nitty-gritty of how the technology actually works, with the help of glittering animations that feel like they actually surround the viewer.
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Maintaining a bird&aposs eye view and not getting involved with the nitty-gritty details give your team the opportunity to learn and fix mistakes on their own.
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"But, I had never traveled long term before, and especially not while I was working, so having a company take care of the nitty-gritty details was great."
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The nitty-gritty specifics of what's in those glasses — H2O, vino, Skinnygirl tequila — likely wouldn't matter very much to an irritated Florida judge or the court of public opinion.
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A bit detached from the nitty-gritty of the subways, Mr. Moynihan wondered if it wouldn't be a good idea for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to study magnetic levitation.
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There are an intense 20163 questions in total, which seems intimidating — but I guess getting down into the nitty gritty is how to make sure you really know someone.
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He thinks it's great that we know the answer to the lipid-or-protein problem and that everyday we're learning more about the nitty-gritty biophysical mechanisms of anesthesia.
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While it's easy to get caught up in the nitty gritty of what Jacquard does and doesn't do, it's equally important to remember there's a much bigger picture here.
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While Amazon's Black Friday sneak peek is vague on many details like pricing and specific products, the e-retailer is offering the nitty-gritty on sales of Amazon devices.
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Still, as Kyle Buchanan over at Vulture pointed out, the film didn't quite pass muster when it came to the nitty gritty requirements usually expected from Best Picture nominees.
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So you have to build the team and the metrics and the "nitty-gritty on your belly in the mud," crawling through the mud, making it work every day.
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Not that this blog is negative by any means, but the intention of it is to get down to the nitty-gritty and the harder things in our families.
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Trump's seeming total lack of awareness about how the legislative process works and lack of interest in the nitty-gritty details of how policy gets made is very problematic.
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What I want to do here is I want to try putting these patch notes out but let's not go into the nitty gritty details with numbers and percentages.
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I'll get into the nitty gritty below, but I didn't know how much of an improvement there was to make in my sleep until I started using weighted blankets.
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The U.K. and the European Union are finally about to start discussing the nitty-gritty of how the former will leave the bloc - an unprecedented moment in European history.
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If this piques your interest — or you're the kind of person who loves the nitty-gritty of tax details — take a listen by subscribing to The Weeds on iTunes.
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So, we pulled in a favor with King's College London Art History PhD candidate Ellie Jones, to find out about the nitty gritty of both of Bey's baby announcements.
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The nitty-gritty details depend on the plan your employer has in place, but you can skip the burden of research by shopping the selection at the FSA store.
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I've been using the Honey Potion Mask at home for the last six months, and I've laid out the nitty-gritty of what to know before you buy below.
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He's the best of the "good guys," but when it comes to the nitty-gritty of parenting, "Mom" schedules the appointments, buys the clothes and makes the play dates.
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She admits that managing a large team and dealing with the nitty gritty of comms (writing up press releases, pitching speakers for tech conferences, etc.) aren't her strong suits.
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Much of the real nitty-gritty details come from optional sources, like the many emails you can read through to learn about the history and science of the world.
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There are an intense 149 questions in total, which seems intimidating — but we guess getting down into the nitty gritty is how to make sure you really know someone.
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The codenamed PlayStation Neo was revealed by Sony boss Andrew House to the Financial Times just before E3 this year, but he didn't get down to the nitty gritty.
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But Obama also said the party needs to think practically and in the nitty-gritty about how those big, bold ideas will work and how you pay for them.
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If you're not sure how you'll feel about The Tick, our own Darrell Etherington and Anthony Ha dig into the nitty gritty on this episode of the Original Content podcast.
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When it comes to the nitty-gritty details, Ivacy VPN protects your digital footprint with powerful 256-bit encryption, allowing you to safeguard yourself from hackers, spyware, and government surveillance.
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We'll dig into the nitty gritty of our awkward and bizarrely heartbreaking splits, including the ins and outs of breakup sex and the beauty of the post breakup glow-up.
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Matches are reduced to scowling opponents and a flurry of goals, and Ali never bothers to get into the nitty-gritty of what makes Singh such a stand-out player.
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The rest of the women obviously weren't aware of that fun little factoid, but Liz decided to confide in Christen and ended up telling her all the nitty gritty details.
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A 20063-foot-4 (1.93m) black-belt in karate from Morristown, New Jersey, known as a smooth communicator helping explain the nitty-gritty of complex finance to investors and clients.
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One recurring criticism of President Obama from fellow Democrats these past eight years is that he hasn't shown much interest in the nitty-gritty work of the Democratic National Committee.
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Neither Trump nor his family members played a hands-on role in the nitty-gritty details of transition planning in the run up to Election Day, multiple sources told CNN.
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Without getting into the nitty-gritty (Einstein does it far better than I would, anyway), the gist is that this thing is extremely overengineered in the most fabulous possible way.
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But Lucio will need to translate all of Facebook's nitty-gritty behind-the-scenes work on these issues into comprehensible messaging that keeps users from straying from the social network.
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Nitty gritty: While this project began life as part of X, a "moonshot" incubator for Alphabet, Dandelion is an independent company with a seed funding round led by Collaborative Fund.
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Every phone has a processor, a camera, a battery, and a display, so why bother detailing the nitty gritty detail of each — just tell me if it's good or not.
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Tickled occasionally gets into the nitty-gritty details of confirming the catfisher's ultimate identity — by investigating website domains, stock photos, and more — in a way that might bore some viewers.
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Pro-tip—if you want to learn about music talk to a DJ. But, if you're interested in the nitty-gritty details that define a scene's character, ask a promoter.
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"One of the rules about patent law is that you don't actually know how to figure it out unless you get down into the nitty gritty details," Cook-Deegan says.
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Maybe if we keep repeating that, it'll lessen the sting of learning that we've still got ages to go before we get the nitty-gritty on those Pearson family scoops.
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But the legacy of Sopranos-crit is of a genre almost exclusively manufactured by men, for a male readership, about the nerdy nitty-gritty of a TV show about masculinity.
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The stock market has priced in some broad, positive sentiment from the pending tax legislation, but Clifton and other analysts say the nitty-gritty detail has not been priced in.
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Based off of Dave Ramsay's personal business playbook "EntreLeadership" and hosted by Ken Coleman, episodes dive into the nitty gritty of startup 101 from scaling a business to marketing yourself.
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Weil oversees consumer and monetization products at Instagram, which puts him in the perfect position to get into the nitty gritty of both the outward-facing product and the business.
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And then you have to get into the nitty-gritty of what you're working on, or people are looking to network, and I just want to be basically left alone.
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"We need to talk about the nitty-gritty — what these systems are really doing and where their weaknesses are," said Mr. Ziyaee, who also worked on autonomous systems at Apple.
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But they are often undercut by their distaste for the nitty-gritty work of politics itself, the grimy marshaling of majorities in legislatures or the electorate through compromise and calculation.
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And if you're inclined to write off these ideas as individual policy proposals that are too weighed down by the nitty gritty to get people excited, you're missing the bigger picture.
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Kufrin seems to have taken it all in stride, but if you're talking about your breakup for thousands of people, you probably wouldn't want to get into the nitty gritty anyway.
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Even if a person is entirely allergic to the idea of digging into the nitty-gritty of crunching numbers, it doesn't mean they can't appreciate the diversity and implications of math.
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Anyway considering that this is extremely their brand now I decided to get into the nitty gritty and try to pick out the most Chainsmokers lyric of a very Chainsmokers track.
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Amazon and Whole Foods announced on Thursday their plans to cut prices but didn't get into the nitty gritty of how the experience of shopping at the grocery chain would change.
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Nauert said she would not get into the "nitty-gritty" of what each will focus on, but said each team is discussing different pieces of the issue based on its expertise.
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Furthermore, this idealized notion of testing ignores the nitty gritty reality that the "only testing that really matters is testing in the real world," as GM President Dan Ammann has noted.
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"Indeed the war in Korea was a nitty-gritty deal: bitter cold, a challenging mountainous terrain, and a merciless and well-trained enemy that often significantly outnumbered U.S. forces," he added.
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Before I get into the nitty-gritty, here's a snapshot of the lessons you'll learn by reading this post: The easiest way to explain Marketplace Paralysis is with a hypothetical example.
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When evaluating candidates, recruiters want to get into the nitty-gritty: metrics that illustrate the results you've achieved, specific ideas you have for the company, anecdotes from your previous work experience.
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Wylie describes the ability to obtain such nitty-gritty results from fashion preferences and use them to drive people's actions and political views as the tech industry's ability to "colonize" people.
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They were also much more blunt and to the point, whereas submissions used to be pretty general, leaving a lot of the conceptual nitty-gritty up to us as the producers.
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Despite lofty documents, such as John Paul II's "The Theology of the Body," practical and useful guidelines in negotiating the nitty-gritty realities and complexities of human sexuality have been lacking.
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Just like your psychology class in college, this course aims to take you through the nitty gritty of behavior, but this time with ethology: the study of non-human animal behavior.
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It's not so important to focus on the nitty-gritty details of the activist investor's proposals on how BHP should hive off its petroleum arm and consolidate its dual-listed structure.
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The design, keyboard, trackpad, and display of this XPS 13 is the same as the model we reviewed earlier this year, so you should head there for the nitty-gritty details.
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The ingredients list says the ice cream contains "Chocolate Coated Sugar Pieces" and the nitty-gritty breakdown doesn't completely pair up to the ingredients listed on a box of Mint Matchmakers.
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A common caricature of Mr. de Blasio — fed by his critics and amplified by tabloid and TV news — is that he neglects nitty-gritty governance while ineptly pursuing ego-driven ambitions.
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In short, then, McMaster's approach to conflict centers on understanding the political context in its nitty-gritty details — and then defining an overall approach that's tailored to this specific, contextual analysis.
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For more details on the nitty-gritty of how Guetzli actually accomplishes the improved encoding (it apparently involves "psychovisual models") check out the Google Research Blog and the published paper on Guetzli.
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But the company can change so much with those updates, and is often so secretive about the nitty-gritty details (especially with respect to its battery technology), that it often causes confusion.
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These points form angles with each other known as "aspects" among astrologers, and each type of aspect can indicate nitty-gritty details about your personality, depending on which planets you're looking at.
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As fashion week and the nitty-gritty cycles of high fashion in general have less relevance to consumers' shopping habits, it isn't surprising that readers aren't as interested in hearing about them.
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Rather than having a dispatcher instruct the engineer on where to take the train, the train could be controlled remotely, with a computer handling the nitty-gritty of actually operating the train.
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This way, the nitty gritty details of publishing rights and licensing are immutably tied to the file itself and will never be lost, even as tracks are chopped up, sampled, and recycled.
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This reporter isn't expecting the speech to get nitty-gritty enough to discuss the war fund, but Trump has promised to get into more details about his budget proposal during the speech.
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Shut out of the nitty-gritty of trying to legislate on Capitol Hill, Rathod argued that Democrats should take a cue from Sanders and quit living in fear of pushback from conservatives.
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For some more nitty-gritty details on potential upgrades to the iPhone 7's processor, camera, flash, display tech, speaker, and some other sensors, go here to read more of Kuo's predictions.
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The developers have seemingly retained all the nitty-gritty details of how a car feels from the more serious Forza games, and dropped them into a laboratory full of ways to experiment.
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Winner: The return policies and warranties are nearly identical for the two companies, but when you get into the real nitty-gritty, Casper's fine print is slightly more advantageous for the consumer.
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"I think tensions will definitely start to rise as we get into the nitty-gritty of proposals," said Jane Kleeb, the Nebraska Democratic chairwoman and a Sanders selection for the unity commission.
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At the weekend, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and his German counterpart Olaf Scholz met in Hamburg to try to resolve much of the nitty-gritty before Merkel and Macron meet.
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During the briefing, officials did not delve into legislative details and Trump did not appear interested in some of the nitty-gritty of how each proposal would work, the person familiar said.
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JS: Just to zoom out from the nitty-gritty of what happened this weekend, do you think this weekend is suggestive of a long-term fissure in the Democratic Party in Nevada?
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But the scene gives us a glimpse into the nitty gritty concerns that female sex workers — and all women — have to deal with regularly, even if men can't bear to hear about it.
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After taking a few months off the national stage following her loss in the 2016 presidential election, Clinton says she's ready to get back into the nitty gritty of politics — and join #resistance.
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"People are starting to dig more into the nuances of this stuff and we're getting into the nitty gritty of what needs to be addressed," Gabriel Zentner, an Indiana University biologist, told Gizmodo.
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This is clear from their interview with Elle, which got into the nitty-gritty of their creative relationship, including six seasons of American Horror Story and an Emmy win for The People vs.
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She described it as a "satisfying" way to vent about shared experiences in their field without revealing more than they're legally able to, or overburdening each other with the nitty-gritty of casework.
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Without boring you with the nitty-gritty details — you can find those here — mesh networks are really good at eliminating WiFi dead spots and generally offer far stronger connections than traditional router setups.
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The office's small group of White House aides have been working on nitty-gritty projects within the bowels of bureaucracy — increasingly under the radar to avoid getting dragged into the administration's usual turbulence.
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Not much of that clarity, however, is evident in a mind-deadening, 252-page document that lays out the nitty-gritty elements of the bureaucratic changes in bewildering detail, mostly in glutinous prose.
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But if the aim is to simply make the world a little bit safer, Mr Trump's unorthodox, sweeping approach to the nitty-gritty business of arms-control is not exactly a failure either.
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Before we get into the nitty-gritty details of the Netflix genre blockbuster's sophomore year, I would like to say this season is so good it made me angry I had to sleep.
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"If you really feel like if you can't or you're not ready to talk about the nitty gritty," she says, "that in of itself is a sign that you shouldn't be living together."
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We don't need to get into all the nitty-gritty details, but it's clear that Arie pretty quickly started questioning his own decision and wondered what a life with Lauren would be like.
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"The big challenge is that GDPR is very specific legislation that has a lot of nitty gritty, in-the-weeds details, but not a lot of information about how to comply," Williams said.
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In this training, you'll dive into the nitty-gritty of cognitive science and neurology, then harness your learnings to get better at memorizing details, learning new skills, speaking other languages, and much more.
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If you tap an organization's phones, or rummage through its emails, you'll hear only the nitty-gritty of its mission, the evaluation of options, discussions of methods, long-range planning and so on.
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Movie theaters in airports seem like a good idea until you get into the nitty-gritty of what they'd have to accomplish, which is to be more profitable than a shop or restaurant.
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But since it's difficult for a couple thousand people to have a conversation, the delegates have, er, delegated the nitty-gritty of rulemaking to the Convention Committee on Rules and Order of Business.
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The Night Of features a really a great mix of the nitty-gritty of the US criminal justice system and then the more genre-friendly aspects of the mystery story or the whodunnit.
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While I enjoy a lot of science fiction, when it gets into the nitty gritty of the tensile strength of the titanium cables threaded into the wings of the automatovelociraptor, you've lost me.
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Cooper is a top DOD official working on Russia and Ukraine and reading her testimony... Well, if you want a nitty gritty, look at my numbing methods behind how the government spends money.
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But in the Senate, they still wanted to hear from Trump's former National Security Advisor, John Bolton, who clearly has a lot more to say about the nitty-gritty details of what happened.
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The nitty-gritty details may differ, but both the Obama and Trump administrations have focused efforts on training and building the Afghan security forces to create political space for an eventual reconciliation dialogue.
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THAT'S ONE THING – WE SPENT 2017 AT THE BEST AT GETTING BETTER AND WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO DO THAT CRAMER: NOW, WE ARE GOING TO GO RIGHT TO THE NITTY GRITTY.
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The debate raises big questions about the fairness of the nation's democratic process—but it can also get a bit arcane, veering into the nitty-gritty of state party rules and convention procedures.
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Take some time out of your nitty-gritty Memorial Day weekend to dig into this gallery of sandy beach bums, and see if you can guess the cheeky stars in the crusty selfies!
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Political science has found that most district attorneys races are not run on the nitty gritty details of prosecutorial policies, but instead on the general issue of "competency" or a notable case or two.
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PayPal's closed beta state also means it's not getting too specific on what kind of percentages it will take for transactions made using integrations via PayPal Commerce, or any of the other nitty gritty.
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Told through the eyes of Bundy's one-time girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer (Lily Collins), Extremely Wicked is not a horror movie, nor does it focus on the nitty gritty of all of Bundy's horrific crimes.
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The Moon in meticulous Virgo harmonizes with your planetary ruler, the Sun, at 6:49 AM on Tuesday—you'll find comfort in focusing on the nitty gritty, which will lead to a productive day.
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For those interested in the more nitty gritty specs, this MacBook Air sees 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of SSD, a 1.8Ghz Intel dual-core processor, and the Intel UHD Graphics 6000 card.
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But if you're familiar with the nitty-gritty of politics, can follow the language of bills, and are in the practice of keeping up with legislation, this is a great place to follow Congress.
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The real nitty-gritty of what T-Mobile probably wanted to know has to do with consumer awareness: Just where does 5G fall in the ranking of various technological marvels of the modern age?
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This nitty-gritty of GDPR, the legal semantics of phrases like "informed consent", will be decided through the courts, where GDPR will go from theoretical legislation to practical rules for running a digital empire.
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What to expect when you're repealing Here's the nitty-gritty of how we're told the process will unfold: Today, McConnell will call a vote on a motion to proceed to the House-passed bill.
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You can't just run a campaign, run a nation or a state, just on, 'Well, this is what I'd like to do,' and not have the guts to get down into the nitty-gritty.
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Without getting into too much of the nitty gritty details, this is basically what happened: the aesthetician started with a crystal-free, diamond-tip microdermabrasion concentrating on large pores, fine lines, wrinkles and hyperpigmentation.
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She preaches this because before you can get into the nitty-gritty, like monthly budgeting, you need to understand why you spend what you spend, earn what you earn and believe what you believe.
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Sangramsinh Nishandar, a spokesman for the Mumbai police, said on Tuesday that officers had taken no legal action over the video but were "looking into the nitty-gritty" of how it could be removed.
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So, we should all be ready for this fall's crop of new series, no matter the genre, to dig deep into the nitty gritty of what it means to be a woman right now.
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According to Tibbals, "the pre-millennial cohort of humanity had to scour the snail-mailbox for a fairly small slice of erotic expression," but millennials can refine their tastes down to the nitty gritty.
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Annabel says that sun sign compatibility is a fun place to start, but it's more important to know a person's full birth chart to get down to the nitty gritty of compatibility-related astrology.
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But this episode's brief return to the nitty-gritty problems of ruling after conquering only underlines just how far Game of Thrones has left those problems behind in the name of simplifying its narrative.
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You'll need to check out his full blog post for the nitty-gritty details since it's filled with the kinds of math that convinced me to become a technology journalist rather than a programmer.
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It's one thing to run for statewide office knowing you're not going to win and get on our radio show and talk about issues, which I could do, but the nitty-gritty of politics.
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When your principle—in this case the president—has few gut-guiding policy positions and hair-trigger tweeting digits, members of his administration can't truly negotiate the nitty gritty or make things done deals.
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At the Democratic presidential debate on Thursday, the 2020 presidential candidates argued over the nitty-gritty details of policy proposals on everything from health care to gun policy to immigration and criminal justice reform.
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Officials did not delve into specific legislative details and Trump did not appear interested in some of the nitty-gritty of how each proposal would work, a person familiar with the briefing said said.
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We covered all the big features, especially on the iPad, in our iOS 11 preview last June, so I'm not going to dive too deeply into the nitty gritty of how every feature works here.
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The stories he posts are unedited and often extremely discursive, and are generally focused on the nitty-gritty of the way the UN is run, highlighting possible corruption or other alleged malpractice inside the organization.
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Clockwise from top left: McCarthy, Lighthizer, Short, Cotton, Navarro, Mulvaney, Miller, and Meadows It's no secret that the president is not a details guy and leaves the nitty-gritty of policy making to his advisers.
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Finally, the nitty-gritty info: Spoon's poops for the past month have been mostly solid and easy to scoop, and her weight has remained consistent for her breed mix (Australian Cattle Dog and American Hound).
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That suits banks because they don't need to handle the nitty-gritty and, when it works well, the startups bring them larger enough volumes of small loans that are a worthwhile opportunity for financial institutions.
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"People can [choose] the subject they want more information on, say if it's coal or Great Barrier Reef bleaching, and they can follow along and get information right down to the nitty gritty," Huié said.
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But before we dive into the nitty-gritty of the specs, we need to talk about the most unique feature from the Pro 27 line — a second AMOLED display on the back of the device.
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But at least one company has risen to market the technology: Neodriven sells a $999 rearview mirror-mounted computer that does the same thing but saves you from many of the nitty-gritty DIY details.
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Such nitty-gritty will be fought over in the "GST council", a novel body which will represent both state and federal executive branches but looks likely to be dominated by ministers sitting in New Delhi.
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I'm With the Band presented an opportunity to avoid what we expect from reality shows, and to move the nitty-gritty of making music, in all its tedium and moments of glory, to center stage.
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That way, pension funds will not be involved in "the nitty-gritty of the new project or a project already being built so they can see the risk in a much better way," she said.
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A New York start-up aiming to make voting easier for regular shareholders who don't know the nitty-gritty details of proxy ballots and shareholder meetings is using the Tesla vote as its debut moment.
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The problems go on but VICE Gaming isn't in the habit of running reviews and I don't want to get any deeper into the nitty-gritty as to why this game sucks so very much.
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But if you want to get into the nitty-gritty of how they differ in features like shipping and return policies, plant care advice, and types of accessories offered, we've laid out the facts below.
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Sure, you could take Apple's word for it that the new iPhone's cameras are amazing — or you could let some obsessive pixel-peepers perform some (mostly) objective tests and really get into the nitty-gritty.
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Kris Kristofferson's "Sunday Morning Coming Down" and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's reimagining of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" fuse gospel and country into the equivalent of four-minute symphonies with their precision and ambition.
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He went on to discuss how Trump made him and his two siblings, Ivanka and Eric, work for these same people at the start of their careers, teaching them the nitty-gritty of the construction business.
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You can get into the nitty gritty of the non-monotonic properties of Go here, but essentially, the root cause of the bug that affected CloudFlare's DNS service was "the belief that time cannot go backwards".
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Others might not want to deal with the nitty-gritty of bot management at all, while still getting the benefits of the tool, and Akamai is also offering this as a managed service for those customers.
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Most participants weren't afraid to share the nitty-gritty details: "I think I was actually in a relationship for just going out for free meals," Mikayla, a 25-year-old actress, confessed to her best friend.
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And even if we forget the nitty-gritty details of these inconsistencies, there is the fact that she concludes the Instagram statement by saying she never wanted any part of this narrative in the first place.
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Mr Trump also tweeted on the need for Saudi Arabia to increase production by up to 2m b/d—an unusually open attempt by an American president to intervene in the nitty-gritty of OPEC policy.
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I think that it's going to strip back a lot of the noise, to get to the bare minimum of truth and the real music and storytelling — the real nitty-gritty of going to a show.
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We'll spare you the nitty-gritty timeline analysis, but the bottom line is that it's likely Khloé and Kylie will break their news in the December 10 or December 17 episodes, right before the midseason hiatus.
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Although the book does dig into the nitty-gritty of student loan debt, investing while young, understanding taxes, and a host of other real-life financial mazes, Lear says Lowry does so with a light touch.
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This 8.5-hour class goes over the nitty-gritty of music theory, from major and minor scales to chord progressions, pentatonic scales, and modulation — knowledge that will come in very handy when you're making electronic music.
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So, now that Stranger Things 2 premiere is near, it's time to get into the nitty-gritty of the character, since we've been promised Barb-related closure when the new season debuts on Friday, October 27.
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Going far past headlines, this course gets into the real nitty gritty of stuff that may have overwhelmed you in the past, including HTML coding, 404 Errors, how to track monthly searches, and optimizing social media.
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We're a long way off from the near 2 percent inflation target, but it's encouraging that Draghi might finally be ignoring the strength of the euro and concentrating on the nitty-gritty in the real economy.
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She stood up for gay people when few others would, and she got right into the nitty-gritty of AIDS policy and fought for the cause, without a moment's hesitation or thought for her own reputation.
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Even in his past life as a developer, Trump was primarily concerned with being the public face of the operation rather than the behind-the-scenes guy who got into the nitty gritty of the deal.
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Indeed, much of the program is expected to be made up of general pledges, rather than nitty-gritty policy proposals, enabling them to paper over differences between their individual policy platforms, which will be published separately.
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"It wasn't just talking, sharing what plans were -- it was really the nitty-gritty details of putting together a program we all felt really good about," said McGowan, the head of the new digital firm ACRONYM.
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They've signed a letter of intent, meaning that, having seen the nitty-gritty specs of the plane and the company's plans for moving forward, they intend to buy 10 planes if everything comes together as planned.
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"If you direct message us, we can immediately roll up our sleeves and get into the nitty-gritty, like seat assignments, flight numbers and personal information," said Lynn Stines, a social care representative at American Airlines.
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Since his election, DeSantis has prioritized the nitty-gritty of state policy fights over using his platform as a popular governor to defend Trump in the battleground state that could make or break the president's reelection.
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Several people with knowledge of the discussions said having Trump on the golf course wasn't a bad thing for his team, who could wade more into the nitty-gritty and have "real talk" with the conservatives.
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Washington (CNN)Willfully or skillfully, Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees are avoiding answering key questions on the details of how their agencies will run, sticking to big-picture ideas instead of getting into the nitty-gritty of policy.
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But, the difference is, one is a weekly series given hours upon hours to dig into the nitty-gritty of politics, authoritarianism, and Where We Are Right Now — and one is a surprisingly speedy 100-minute film.
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I was deterred by the logistical headaches of having unprotected sex within a network of other polyamorists, turned off by some of the nitty-gritty physics of it, and reluctant to alter my body with birth control.
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They all follow roughly the same formula: The morning is spent learning about the nitty gritty of planes, from how the mechanics work all the way down to what the different "bings" alert the cabin crew to.
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The video doesn't just stop with floppy disks themselves, but also gets into the nitty-gritty tech surrounding disk drives and whether it's really that weird that the U.S. military still relies on the decades-old technology.
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Facebook announces Portal, an Echo Show rival focused on video chat It's worth reading our entire piece about Portal, which gets into the nitty-gritty of what it can do and adds good context around the launch.
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"While we can talk about the nitty-gritty of technology, the other side is not just the fundamental technology, but the design for manufacturability that really makes this lower cost while maintaining the performance" of the sensor.
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We'll know more later — my feeling is they are hammering out the nitty-gritty details and seeing what they can get to fit under a $300 price point (the logical price) by March or whenever they ship.
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So while the nitty gritty of Lemonade's peer-to-peer insurance model remains under wraps, the team that's in place, the capital that's behind it, and the insurers who are supporting it all point to something big.
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Internationals obsessed with the nitty-gritty of how Europe works can enroll in European Union studies at Maastricht University or the University of Amsterdam, a short hop by train to the heart of it all in Brussels.
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But when push came to shove, or during a real nitty-gritty situation, why, I always knew that I could talk with either one of them on a simply man-to-man basis and no holds barred.
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One of the difficulties is that commercial and mainstream American drama has eschewed Wilder's more global, abstract, philosophical voice for a kind of nitty-gritty naturalism, which doesn't critique American society the same way that Wilder does.
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Now that Iran has owned up to the cause of the crash, authorities should clear the way for international investigators to enter the country and get down to the nitty gritty work of gathering and analyzing evidence.
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"The actual nitty gritty of whether there's a genuine energy and material savings when it comes to Apple's processes is really difficult to say for sure" based on the information they make public, Lepawsky tells The Verge.
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Indeed, in the United States it's actually common for ideologically rigorous candidates — including mostly conservative Republicans but also Bernie Sanders — to speak in terms of grandiose and likely unachievable visions rather than in wonkish, nitty-gritty details.
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He was a symbol of party unity in 2008, and he brought the house down as the "explainer in chief" in 2012 who defended the nitty-gritty of Barack Obama's policies even better than the president himself.
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And before we get into the nitty-gritty of these letters, which have now been featured two times in as many weeks, let's get this out of the way: Obama also leveraged letters from kids for political points.
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It's mostly a large heaping of nitty-gritty details, but we also get a more prescient view into how Magic Leap sees interactions with their product looking and the directions that developers are being encouraged to move in.
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That said, some of the products on Brandless, like flour, come in smaller quantities so if you really want to get to the nitty-gritty of price comparisons, make sure to look at both product size and pricing.
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We'll have to wait and see if the latest Mummy movie gets into the nitty gritty of mummification, but if the trailer is any indication, it looks like it'll gloss over the more spiritual details of the process.
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The nitty-gritty: The app, which recently began regularly surpassing more than a million players, had difficulty finding funding after Recode reported last year on the "alleged bad behavior" of its co-founders, Rus Yusupov and Colin Kroll.
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REN's Rosa Centifolia™ No.1 Purity Cleansing Balm gets down to the nitty-gritty without stripping your skin, while Pixi + Caroline Hirons Double Cleanse is an oil and cream duo that leaves you with plump, clean skin.
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Big minimum spending requirementsEarning a huge sign-up bonus on a rewards credit card is a smart goal, but don't forget to find out the nitty gritty deals on bonus requirements, including how much you need to spend.
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While it's impossible to say whether the changes made to Clinton's speech were small or large, Clinton's comment suggests a sharp attention to the nitty-gritty details of public health research, and a commitment to getting it right.
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For the most part, only people from privileged backgrounds can even afford to work in the field, so it feels strange for The Bold Type to leave so much of the nitty-gritty of the job off the screen.
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Neither Stanley nor Monroe was featured on the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's 1972 old-time opus "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," which revived the careers of guests such as Doc Watson while also inspiring the burgeoning alt-country movement.
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But considering that, according to Variety, Hand in Hand had more than 2,000 call center volunteers taking down the nitty gritty donation details, it's not likely that everyone who called made it through to the 150-odd celebrity volunteers.
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The theme of the conference, "Designing Resilient Monetary Policy Frameworks for the Future," encompasses many aspects of monetary policy, from the nitty-gritty details of implementing policy in financial markets to broader questions about how policy affects the economy.
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So jot down all the nitty-gritty details: who you're meeting with and what their titles are, a couple past work accomplishments or stories you want to bring up, and the questions you want to ask at the end.
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When clients see a disgruntled lawyer, as Cohen is now, getting into the nitty gritty about, say, Trump's curse-filled response when Cohen rejected a silly (or possibly criminal) idea, clients might wonder whether they should confide at all.
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" Finally, we get down to the nitty-gritty dirty talk, when (I shit you not and can't emphasize this enough), the NYC Health Department seemingly regrets to inform the public that, "rimming (mouth on anus) might spread COVID-19.
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Working at Tower introduced me to music beyond the teen hits: the blues artist John Mayall, Steel Pulse, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Robbie Robertson's solo album and the first sounds of the Gipsy Kings in the United States.
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Whenever Weir gets to go into the nitty-gritty of a science fiction engineering problem — how to ignite a blowtorch in a vacuum, how to weld aluminum in low gravity — Artemis lights up and briefly becomes deeply, profoundly compelling.
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The bottom lineAll in all, Countersun is the best mineral sunscreen I've found for everyday use and, per Dr. Engelman, the best thing to look for in a sunscreen, aside from the nitty gritty formula, is whichever one you'll use consistently.
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As for the more nitty gritty tech specs, the 5th generation Surface Pro is armed with an Intel Core M3 processor, 128 GB SSD (which can expand with a micro SD card), 4 GB memory, and is available for LTE connectivity.
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" As for all the nitty gritty that went into creating this look, Appleton says that the braids took 45 minutes to create, using "gel serum by Oribe to braid and keep the hair clean, this is key to creating the look.
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But before we can get to the music that fuels the show and the titular character's dreams, let's get into the nitty-gritty of the episode — one that includes plenty of heavy stuff before we hear any of the awesome music.
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Imagining the nitty gritty details of the calamities—not always outright tragedies—that will befall us, will help us prepare to assist our neighbors, to endure the resource-starved days, and compel us to arrange and maintain good earthquake kits.
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For those who want to know more about the nitty-gritty of the study, the researchers found that amidst certain conditions, EGCG bound to apolipoprotein A-I (apoA-I), a protein believed to contribute to the plaques that cause atherosclerosis.
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"Nitty-gritty stuff like this is super important when you're sitting on an Earth moving 70,000 mph around a star that is moving 450,000 mph around a galaxy center," Grant Tremblay, astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, told Gizmodo.
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The podcast to listen to for motivation from badass women: Women in Charge by Slate is hosted by editor-in-chief Julia Turner where she asks "other women in charge about the nitty-gritty details of their work lives."2.
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Instead of the nitty-gritty tuning and hyper-real physics of the Motorsport entries, Horizon offers up a more arcade-y take, giving you hundreds of cars and the freedom to take them for a spin across the wilds of Australia.
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These sandy booties will help you shake off the 2016 dirt ... and get you diggin' right into the nitty-gritty of 2017 -- sift through the hot bums and see if you can guess the sexy stars behind these beach butts.
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Ultimately, if Microsoft wants to leverage the Xbox One X to not just live alongside PS4 Pro, but challenge it, the company needs to find a way to get customers to care about the nitty gritty of resolution and graphics.
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For arcade purists, here are the nitty-gritty details, courtesy Capcom: Featuring a pair of competition class Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT sticks with 8-way GT-Y directional gates and OBSF buttons for the finest precision, response times and durability.
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The featurette is partially built around a long quote where he explains how the job initially overwhelmed him, until he got "into the nitty-gritty of it all," and could just focus on the job of making individual scenes work.
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But if you want to get the nitty-gritty on the nature of these itemized deductions, dig up Schedule A. This form sheds light on state, real estate and property taxes paid, medical expenses and interest paid on home mortgages.
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Outward-facing improvements like new user blocking tools or sexy new interfaces for mobile apps may be what garner much of the external excitement, but a lot of Weiner's job focuses on the nitty-gritty that happens behind the scenes.
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The nitty-gritty details can be found in California Penal Code 647 (j)(4)(A), but essentially it's illegal for a person to distribute nude photos of another person only if the two have agreed that the photos would remain private.
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Is there a possibility that Trump fired Comey for the same reason — to delay, obscure, or undermine Congressional hearings that were about to get into the classified nitty-gritty of the Russian government's actions, possibly including collusion with Trump campaign?
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That could take some of the pressure off of Republicans to fully flesh out the nitty gritty details of any policy alternative to Obamacare and give the GOP more leeway to focus on a broad, overarching message on health care instead.
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Youthful converts to left-wing politics may not know exactly what policies democratic socialism would consist of, from the nitty-gritty details of participatory decision-making structures to the role of markets in a world where capital no longer rules.
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"He said we [as Democrats] shouldn't be afraid of big, bold ideas — but also need to think in the nitty-gritty about how those big, bold ideas will work and how you pay for them," one attendee told the Post.
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Think of it this way: if you're getting into the nitty gritty of your life without learning about the other person first, you're sending the message that you see them as nothing more than a sounding board for your problems.
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As the cast gets down to the nitty gritty, I'm glad that BeBe Zahara Benet, this week's winner, decided to send the less deserving queen home rather than sending Shangela packing the first time she wound up in the bottom.
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The natural focus on the give-and-take of the battle between the two campaigns means that less attention is paid to some of the nitty-gritty of what either would do when and if they took over the Oval Office.
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An agreement to reopen talks would allow both sides to argue that they are tackling a major issue, a result analysts said might appeal to both leaders' egos, while leaving it to lower-level officials to grapple with the nitty gritty.
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Xiao Fuqin, the chief engineer at Sungrow's floating solar panel project, said delegations arrive almost daily from around China and across Asia to examine the nitty-gritty specifications, like how to lay large power cables underwater to connect many panels.
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But Democrats I spoke with said that outside of Washington and the politicians, political junkies, and journalists obsessively following the nitty-gritty details of the investigation, most Americans are far less up to speed on what the investigation has uncovered.
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On the trial's third day, the prosecution pivoted away from describing Manafort's lavish lifestyle, focusing instead on the nitty-gritty details of actions they believe underpin the charges against him of bank fraud, tax fraud and failing to report foreign bank accounts.
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Barely two weeks ago, the student survivors sat in a circle in the living room of one of their parents' homes, planning a trip to Tallahassee to meet with lawmakers and handling nitty-gritty matters like which media outlets to talk to.
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Andrea, Tracy, and I could talk about everything — the length and width of a man's penis, how we had failed our mothers and how they had failed us, the nitty-gritty of being a woman, black, and Caribbean, and everything else in between.
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If we really want to get nitty-gritty, maybe the song is about how Ally fell in love with a man she knew to be in bad form (he was an apparent alcoholic the moment she met him) despite her better judgment.
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Save for telling pals Porsha Williams and Cynthia Bailey that their divorce had been finalized this season, Parks never got into the nitty gritty details of what was holding things up or why it has since been overturned after protest from Nida.
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Though Facebook didn't get into any of the nitty gritty details on how it's making avatars more realistic, we can see there's some kind of motion capture technology mapping faces as evidenced by all the little capture points on a VR user's face.
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The Beginner's Podcasting Bundle — $39 See Details After covering the fundamentals of recording, editing, promotion, and marketing, this 10-part bundle delves into the nitty-gritty of the technical aspects of podcasting — things like power breathing, voice acting, and mobile audio production.
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Included are a trio of workshops on the nitty-gritty of Arduino Uno, each with increasing levels of difficulty, as well as a crash-course on building circuits and writing programs, plus a Vilros Uno Board that's compatible with hundreds of Arduino projects.
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He and his attorney have until the middle of this month to respond to the charges, and then the NMNH — most likely its director, Kirk Johnson — will decide whether to fire him or to return him to the nitty gritty of museum science.
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To call it a shaky start is an understatement, but I respect her position, understand how the whiteness of the media more broadly leaves blind spots in coverage and mostly want to get down into the nitty-gritty of talking about the album.
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Revealing the nitty gritty of these dogs' complicated training as well as spotlighting the daily challenges faced by their owners, "The Kid with a Dog" chronicles the meeting of Corrine, a young girl with epilepsy, and Rory, her new alert service dog.
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"At the same time, when voters are asking what would you do to replace ObamaCare, it's probably wise to put out a statement of principles of what kind of legislation you would offer instead of getting into the nitty-gritty," he added.
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Walden — a former radio station owner with a booming voice — is well respected by colleagues from both sides of the aisle, who describe him as both a savvy politician and serious legislator who likes to dig into the nitty-gritty policy details.
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This means that canvassing, door-to-door interaction with voters, nitty-gritty assistance with voter registration, transportation to polls, and simple encouragement by those around you to go and vote can have a positive effect on one's probability of turning out to vote.
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So in looking at the unfortunate reality of high crime in black communities, getting into the nitty-gritty of what's going on — instead of just broadly applying a vague label like "culture" — is crucial to learning how to fix all of this.
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To get a better sense of how the game worked, the director visited Bungie's Bellevue studio and grilled the developers about the nitty-gritty of the game's mechanics; how the melee attacks work, and why the aiming feels just right compared to other shooters.
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In short, we are probably at one of the most pivotal and politically invigorating moments in the Brexit process and yet, bogged down in the nitty-gritty detail, unending news flow and technical details of Brexit, the public could be forgiven for tiring of it.
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CEOs also may say they were never made aware of the illicit practice since the higher you go in a company, the more likely your direct reports will just give you the top line takeaways of a situation, rather than the nitty gritty details.
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Today's businesspeople are always on the go, and in order to truly keep up with the pace you must have a reliable, forward-thinking method of remembering all those nitty-gritty tasks you've had in the back of your mind for the past two weeks.
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"In the grand scheme of things this helps bilateral relations but does not affect the nitty-gritty of the negotiations," said Duncan Wood, director of the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute, adding that the missile North Korea fired over Japan likely pushed Mexico to act.
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On Monday, he revealed that NASA wants an extra $23 billion for next year to accelerate the project, but questions still remain about the ultimate cost of the program and the nitty-gritty details on how NASA astronauts will actually get to the lunar surface.
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While this portion is a bit broad — some apps allow you to log meals to get a more precise measurement of calorie intake — you can sync it up with the MyFitnesspal app, a hub that gets into the nitty gritty of what you consume.
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Here's the rest of the nitty gritty audio specs direct from Grado: Bluetooth Version: 4.2 with apt-XBattery Capacity: 320mAHWorking Distance: 10mBattery Life: 15 hours**Frequency Response: 20Hz~20KHzMic Sensitivity: 42dB +/- 3dBTransducer Type: DynamicOperating Principle: Open AirSPL 1mW: 99.8 dBNominal Impedance: 32 ohmsDriver Matched dB: .
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People were genuinely curious about how my recovery was going, asking me about nitty-gritty details that aren't always available online (for example, the new mouth-breathing technique I was forced to adopt and the new meaning Q-tips took on in my life).
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Despite our long-standing rivalry in boat-racing, we in Oxford work with our colleagues at Cambridge University Library on a collaborative initiative to develop common policies and procedures, create shared training tools and help our institutions on nitty-gritty issues like preservation audits.
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But looking over all of the leaks and rumors that have come out over the past few months, something stands out to me as being a bit different this time around — we don't know all of the nitty gritty details about what's to come.
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And the nitty-gritty of the details of how we should be involved I actually think is less important than building a platform where if people want to talk about that, it's really easy to talk about that and find different points of view.
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The report gets down into the nitty gritty of specifics depending on where in the world you're flying to or from (including a massive continent and country breakdownz) time of year, and more — all put into aesthetically pleasing graphics to make it easily understandable.
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Mitchell had much more to share about some of the more nitty-gritty VR items, saying that room-scale tracking on the Rift was going to be seeing some big improvements moving forward and that the feature would be losing its "experimental" designation soon.
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For example, when taking a meeting with someone at a publicly-traded company, you might see the company's most recent stock price and earnings information, people you know there, board members, nitty gritty about the company and everything in the news related to them.
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Not only is she one of few popular characters on TV right now who are grappling with the nitty-gritty details of how trauma and mental illness can affect your life, she is at once cheerful, pleasant, well-groomed — and still royally fucked up.
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Even for those who aren't big on the nitty-gritty of food, plenty of people form their culinary identities on the fact that they just love garlic so much, and a very particular kind of pissing contest emerges over who can love garlic more.
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With the help of a business counselor at the International Rescue Committee, Mr. Awow was able to navigate the nitty-gritty of American commercial life: getting a seller's permit and a business license, finding a location and a suitable lease agreement, and paying taxes.
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Yes, she discusses incorporating collagen-stimulating LED therapy into her treatments decades before the devices became a mainstay of aestheticians' offices, and she talks about the human bloodstream and the nitty gritty of facial musculature with palpable joy, but she keeps her wonkiness in #czech.
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It's also why her videos keep going viral; her ability to demystify technical, often esoteric financial concepts is a boon to those who understand that nitty-gritty details, all the minutiae of government work, are important, but aren't sure how to connect the dots.
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So when it came to creating that design, we knew exactly what we wanted but it was kind of, well does this color work or maybe that background, do we want it to be a little more neon, like the very nitty gritty tweaking the specifics.
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The nitty-gritty also doesn't particularly matter to millions of subscribers who just want to know where their favorite shows are going to end up, but those details do matter to content companies with certain distribution rights that are launching streaming services this year and next.
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I'm not going to get too into the technical aspects of the changes Logitech has made here with the magnetic mechanism (I highly recommend reading this in-depth teardown from Bolt that goes into the nitty-gritty), but the end result is a practically flawless scroll experience.
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When you really get into the nitty-gritty of Insatiable, a dark comedy about plus-size teen girl Patty Bladell (Ryan) losing 213 pounds and entering the thorny world of pageants, it becomes obvious this is exactly the kind of show that will endure on Netflix.
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The trial on Thursday was primarily dedicated to testimony about the nitty gritty of Manafort's business and personal finances, a shift from earlier in the week when prosecutors focused more on the details of Manafort's lavish spending on Land Rovers, ostrich jackets, designer suits and real estate.
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Time and again, Trump's lack of preparation and lack of curiosity about the nitty-gritty details about a particular piece of legislation or a geopolitical reality -- he offered controversial Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte a meeting at the White House, for example -- keep getting him into trouble.
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Gigi demands Alicia meet with her to go over nitty-gritty hotel details, but Alicia does not want to be on Gigi's schedule — and, more importantly, she has zero interest in being under the thumb of the woman who has married her father and stolen her family.
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Nationalist trade adviser Peter Navarro sidelined, sparking concerns among Trump allies One reason why it might is that Trump's compact with his base voters is as much emotional, and tonal, as achieved by nitty gritty policy details that can be found in budgets and tax plans.
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"Maybe (we should be) taking a leaf out of Europe's book or even the U.S. book after they got a bit of a thumping a few years ago by Europe and set up a taskforce and really got down to the nitty gritty of it," he said.
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Along with making sure you get the nitty-gritty right — claiming all your income, taking advantage of any available tax breaks and ensuring you have the documentation to back it all up — it's wise to closely review the basics before signing and sending off your return.
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As Remezcla points out in a piece about Streep's portrayal, the message here seems to be that in order to change things, we need to zoom out from our own nitty gritty concerns and look at the world on a more macro scale — the bigger picture.
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Cameron Russell, an activist who moderated the discussion at the NYPL event, notes that Figueres and Rivett-Carnac are good leaders because they get into the nitty gritty of what we can do, especially at different temporal scales such as today, this month and this year.
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But his election may also represent a dangerous shift towards a new type of politics and diplomacy--an era of post-morality politics in which a leader's character no longer matters and where the nitty gritty work of diplomacy is rejected in favor of lying and denial.
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This is true in a general sense, in needing empowered negotiators to do the nitty-gritty work, and in a legal sense because of the insistence of the Senate that a trade representative be confirmed before talks on reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement begin.
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Along with making sure you get the nitty-gritty right — claiming all your income, taking advantage of any available tax breaks and ensuring you have the documentation to back it all up — it's wise to double-check the basics before signing and sending off your return.
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With more than 310 lessons and some 30 hours of training, you'll get down to the nitty-gritty of graphic design with these courses: Become a Professional Graphic Designer This course aims to provide you with the foundational knowledge you need to dive into the world of graphic design.
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" Although Goodman didn't directly discuss the effects of past life therapy, he states that it probably isn't useful to expose someone with a deep-set fear of death to the nitty gritty details of death and dying: "I don't want to feed an imagination that already imagines the worst.
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Apart from the event's PR-friendly hook, which centres on the fact that the pair have created a beer using yeast from a swab down the back of Dahl's writing chair, when Bompas gets into the nitty gritty of the science, Dinner at The Twits starts to sound interesting.
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Right now, since there's no vaccine or treatment for coronavirus, the CDC lists "social distancing" as a fairly vague way to prevent the spread of the virus, and doesn't get into any nitty gritty details about whether that means you can keep getting beers with strangers or not.
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Several officials said this could be the first trip in which Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt delved into the nitty-gritty of a possible peace agreement — borders, security and other questions that have bedeviled American peacemakers for decades — by asking both sides to list their priorities for negotiations.
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By the time he retired, in 1990, Woodland had become the site of some well-known recordings, including the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," a 1972 release with multigenerational guest stars, and projects by Tammy Wynette, Neil Young and the blues singer Slim Harpo.
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Lily Walman Blank New York To the Editor: After the second round of back-to-back Democratic debates, I am forced to wonder why the United States treats electing a president as if it were Major League Baseball: interminable season, nitty-gritty analysis of minutiae, fan-based, etc.
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Lily Walman Blank New York To the Editor: After the second round of back-to-back Democratic debates, I am forced to wonder why the United States treats electing a president as if it were Major League Baseball: interminable season, nitty-gritty analysis of minutiae, fan-based, etc.
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There is plenty of sound advice out there to take regarding the best balms to treat chapped winter lips or how to alter your beauty routine to prevent flakiness when it's frigid, but not too many of us get into the nitty-gritty of what to do for our feet.
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"Even in everyday life, family and friends, not a ton of people are willing to get into the nitty gritty of emotional baggage often, so I think people use music as an outlet for honesty and for self-therapy," Dacus said when I asked her about the allure of sadness.
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Part of the reason is that the ISIS members will have more data on how the US conducts raids of this nature, learn that American intelligence has nitty-gritty intelligence on the layout of terrorist compounds, and assume that US intelligence officials may learn new information from captured people and documents.
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Earlier this year, our own Patrick Hruby went into the nitty gritty of how and why the NLI so terrible, but, in a nutshell, few contracts in sports are so one-sided in favor of an institution and fewer still are so ubiquitous to the point that they're effectively compulsory.
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"What sounds good at the dinner table becomes rather difficult at the negotiating table - the market now knows how to read Trump, he knows how to create big news at bilateral meetings but then when it comes to the nitty gritty it can be a very different story," he said.
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All three tests (the autosomal family finder, the maternal DNA test, and the paternal DNA test) must be conducted separately, meaning three different swabs and three different payments — but if you don't mind that and are set on getting the nitty gritty details, Family Tree DNA is a great option.
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My mom and I aren't the type of people who tell each other the nitty-gritty details of our sex lives, but I was never under the illusion that she stopped having sex after my conception (and if I was, that illusion would've been shattered by her surprise pregnancy 18 years later).
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That may not sound exciting, but after a bunch of years of hype over self-driving vehicles and electric car startups, it will be nice to see the attending companies try to make all the nitty-gritty technology behind these bold ideas — LIDAR, batteries, remote sensing — just as exciting as the flashy concepts.
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So it doesn't get into nitty-gritty details as to exactly how it will achieve net zero emissions by 215, a goal recently stated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to be the only way to keep warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial, late-nineteenth century levels.
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Trump has appointed his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, as a senior adviser on brokering an Israel-Palestinian deal, while Jason Greenblatt, formerly a lawyer in his real estate group, has taken the day-to-day role of liaising with leaders and officials in the region on the nitty-gritty of a solution.
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In November, House Speaker Paul Ryan dismissed the fate of contraception coverage as "nitty-gritty details" when questioned by CNN's Jake Tapper The bill is a long way from law and faces significant opposition from some Republicans, but one thing seems certain: It won't get any cheaper to be a woman under Trumpcare.
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Read more: Thousands of truck drivers are organizing a strike in a Facebook group called 'Black Smoke Matters' — here's the origin of the provocative name Further, Belzer said their messaging addresses nitty-gritty details that the public might not understand about trucking — like the ELD mandate, hours-of-service laws, and rest-stop parking.
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Meanwhile, Legends of Localization: Book 1 is a detailed, nitty-gritty tooth-and-nail tearing apart of one of Miyamoto's breakout classics, The Legend of Zelda, that exposes the game's underpinnings by way of showing how the original Japanese version was localized into the American product that we outside Japan are best familiar with.
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He demurred when Tapper asked whether insurers would be required to cover birth control at no cost to women -- a primary feature of Obamacare -- by saying he wasn't going to discuss "nitty gritty" details/ Pressed by Tapper, Ryan said: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals about legislation that hasn't even been drafted yet."
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The Android engineering team last week held a Reddit AMA where they answered some of the nitty gritty questions about what's different about O. Developers can now start readying their apps for Android 8.0 before it's released to Google hardware later this summer — and then the long, gradual rollout for other devices will begin.
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Ipsy's beauty quiz really gets into the nitty gritty, asking what shades of eyeshadow, lipstick, eyeliner, blush, and nail polish you prefer, as well as the types of makeup you prefer to get in general (for instance, I never wear lip gloss or lip liner, so I'd prefer to just not deal with getting them).
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To better understand exactly why we ought to be investing more in our hair-care routines, we tapped Mancuso and Dr. Fraser Bell, Nexxus science insights leader, to dive into the nitty-gritty details of why a hair-care routine is such a worthy endeavor and why your consistent efforts won't be for naught.
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Such repetition and ubiquity tends to trigger an existential crisis spiral where you begin to question how everything can be so different and yet all the same, like two mirrors that reflect an image ad infinitum, and really what IS anything when you get down to the nitty gritty minutiae of existence, ya know?
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Everyone from Kim Kardashian all the way down to the Goop "influencer" with a few thousand followers has tried to exploit this model, and it is not always easy to distinguish between who is getting paid and who is just sharing all the nitty gritty details of their wedding with magazines to show off.
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After talking up gun control laws and criminal justice reform on a recent South Carolina campaign swing, Ms. Warren dug into the nitty-gritty of free market regulation and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a federal agency she helped create, which has returned more than $12 billion to people in refunds and canceled debts.
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Yelling has an impact, but it takes you only so far if you don't choose your battles, marshal your fiercest energy for ones that can yield concrete results, and buckle down to the nitty-gritty of electing legislators who can actually vote against Trump's worst initiatives in numbers that exceed those of his abettors.
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Normally, the job of the TV recapper (in this review, played by me) is to dive into the nitty gritty of the episode the viewer just watched, to connect the various plot threads to previous episodes, to theorize about what's to come, and to hopefully nod toward the world at large lurking just off-camera.
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They really got into the nitty gritty of the game, and unveiled a few new tools, so if you don't want to watch the whole hour panel, here are the highlights... Developing your character with perks has always been a core Fallout franchise feature, but there's a few tweaks to how you can level up this time around.
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One scene falls at the mid-way point of the credits — aka, after all the major stars have been listed and we start to get into the nitty, gritty list of filmmaking who brought the movie to life — and one is tacked onto the very, very end for everyone who's stayed in their seat the entire time.
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Sanders, for example, wants to increase the minimum benefit for poor workers, to use CPI-E (a faster inflation measure that would mean bigger cost of living adjustments), and do an across-the-board benefit hike by changing what's known as the Primary Insurance Amount formula (for the nitty-gritty on how this would work, click here).
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I recently met with Droz Tragos at the Smyth Hotel in Manhattan, where we joked about Fitbits and manicures before settling down to talk about the nitty-gritty business of what it's like to attend a pro-life meeting in a church basement and to interview women on one of the most stressful days of their lives.
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Gizmodo will still be the place to be to find out everything you need to know about the latest gadgets and consumer technologies, Facebook's constant missteps, Ajit Pai's assault on our internet, the nitty gritty about what to believe and not to believe in scientific research, and of course, reviews of the latest in geek culture.
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Sometimes you get in the nitty gritty, but I will say if you look at 2016, the senators that did not support the President, and let's look at Joe Heck and Kelly Ayotte, they fell short in those Senate races, so there is a cautionary tale there because voters want you to support the President in his agenda.
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Barnier has said that the EU and UK are 80 percent agreed on a withdrawal deal that could potentially include a transition period until December 31, 2020, during which the UK would remain part of the customs union and regulatory area while the two sides work out the nitty-gritty details on the future EU-UK relationship.
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There is barely any fund-raising or field apparatus to speak of, and Trump has outsourced a great deal of the nitty-gritty of an enormous general-election campaign to the overtasked R.N.C. Priebus has won praise for revamping the fund-raising, data and field infrastructure that he inherited from his embattled predecessor, Michael Steele, in 2011.
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Everyone roughly agrees that climate policy will involve some sort of carbon pricing, a whole bunch nitty-gritty regulations (like performance standards), a large investment in RD&D, and a bunch of industrial policy — public investments in infrastructure, public works, and particular communities and industries, meant to guide private capital and innovation and address historic inequalities.
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It is especially notable for the historian Timothy Naftali's curiously uplifting telling of the House impeachment investigation of Richard Nixon that everyone who either is or has a representative should read, and not just to review the nitty-gritty of how government lawyers and officials collected and presented evidence that would lead the president to resign before being impeached.
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Meanwhile, if you're more interested in the nitty gritty of developing a media strategy, we'll have a panel on that very subject on our Extra Crunch stage, with speakers including MakeLoveNotPorn's Cindy Gallop and Brooke Hammerling of Brew PR. Then on day two, we'll turn our attention to one of the fastest-growing media categories, esports.
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The young Jacobs also held long imaginary conversations with the Founding Fathers, dismissing Jefferson's abstractions in order to talk to the more practical-minded Ben Franklin, who "was interested in nitty-gritty, down-to-earth details, such as why the alley we were walking through wasn't paved, and who would pave it," as she recounted to an interviewer.
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"The Woman's Hour" offers several timely reminders: of how history-altering legislation comes about after much nitty-gritty, unglamorous fieldwork; of how tenuous the progress toward true equality under the law really is; of how social and legal changes that in retrospect seem inevitable were hardly considered such at the time (indeed, even after the 19th Amendment passed, its ratification was contested repeatedly).
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Politico reports that Trump doesn't even like talking about health care — and his staffers have started, amazingly, to see that as a good thing: Several people with knowledge of the discussions said having Trump on the golf course wasn't a bad thing for his team, who could wade more into the nitty-gritty and have "real talk" with the conservatives.
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Then, Alicia Keys came on stage to prove that the industry was also walking the walk with She Is The Music, an initiative with Billboard helping women in the music industry connect with one another to get better representation not only in front of the microphone but in the recording studio and in the nitty-gritty trenches of engineering our favorite songs.
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Here are the best mops you can buy in 2019:Best mopping system overall: Libman Spin Mop and BucketBest budget mop: Libman Wonder MopBest mop for wood floors: Swiffer WetJet Wood Mopping KitBest mop for ceramic tile floors: Libman Nitty Gritty Roller Mop with Scrub BrushBest disposable mopping system: Swiffer Sweeper Dry and WetUpdated on 08/30/2019 by Les Shu: Updated links, formatting, and prices.
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But I bet if I visited him in prison and we got an opportunity to converse in guaranteed privacy, he might not leak any nitty-gritty about the C.I.A./Star Wars connection, but if the chance arose, he would confide to me that he killed his lady for more or less the identical reason that I attribute to you as your explanation of why you sing as you do.
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" Last month, during the argument in the Wisconsin gerrymander case, Chief Justice Roberts worried aloud that if the court involved itself in the nitty-gritty of redistricting, with rulings that favored one party or the other, people would conclude that the justices were acting politically, "and that is going to cause very serious harm to the status and integrity of the decisions of this court in the eyes of the country.
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So in a book that is occasionally hyperbolic yet fastidiously thorough — sometimes too thorough: "Walk This Way" grew from a long-form article and often feels better suited as one, unless you're enthralled by the nitty-gritty of industry insider-ness — Edgers carves out a niche by creating in narrative fashion the very mash-up he's documenting, merging two racial and spatial histories just as Run-DMC and Aerosmith's hit fused disparate sounds and scenes.
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Critics of neoconservatism might argue that this preoccupation with ideological purity has also contributed to its policy failings — that in the runup to invading Iraq, neoconservatives were more focused on high-minded arguments about democracy promotion and the nature of Arab autocracy than they were on the nitty-gritty of Iraqi sectarian politics or post-conflict reconstruction; that after Iraq collapsed, neoconservatives remained too committed to their ideals to ask whether some of those ideals had led them astray.
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In other words, look at the day in, day out reality of your situation — the nitty-gritty details that get you from point A to B. When we&aposre trying to set money goals or change our habits, mindsets, or behaviors about our finances, instead of getting too caught up in "vision," we can get grounded instead by looking at what we&aposve already done to reach our goals and what we&aposre doing in the present.
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If you really get into the nitty gritty of the laws and the rules and regulations, it's quite clear that there is a case that FIFA needs to investigate because of the way they are taking these kids from one country and moving them to another when they're under the age of 18 and then graduating them to a team which they bought and which plays in a UEFA recognized league and therefore FIFA recognized league and therefore organized football.
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We absolutely do, because there is the actual implementation of a startup that is meant to disrupt, meant to gentrify, meant to cater to a one percent, a growing one percent class that is not the Wall Street billionaires that we associate with the one percent but a newly minted class of wealthy developers and Silicon Valley, you know, acolytes who don't want to deal with the nitty gritty and the dirty and the reality of just living in a city.
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One person familiar with the discussions said the attendees at the meetings were often at a loss for how to solve the problems associated with the coronavirus, and for weeks were focused primarily on ways to prevent anyone infected or definitively exposed to the disease -- including American citizens -- from traveling to the US. Officials have delivered topline numbers and broad-strokes information about the outbreak without delving into nitty-gritty specifics, a person familiar with the matter said, believing Trump to be uninterested in deeply detailed updates.
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Loses his best friend and has to wonder if his wife is a KGB spy all in one fell swoop.) I dare not go on too much longer — except to point out that this series finale falls on the Sopranos end of my "Sopranos to Six Feet Under" series finale scale — because there's a lot to talk about, and I want to get your very high-level thoughts on the episode before we dig into the nitty-gritty (and let a few of our colleagues offer their thoughts as well).
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Gerwin, who argues that small business will gain a significant benefit from the TPP, said that "this trade agreement is really more about what's going to happen in Washington state than what's going to happen in Washington, D.C." National Foreign Trade Council President Bill Reinsch, whose group lent its support last month, said that the larger groups such as NAM can deploy local businesses to sell the agreement on Capitol Hill, kicking off a grassroots effort that will get down into the nitty-gritty of state and local economics.
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But in the early hours after election returns became clearer, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) celebrated the idea of common ground, while Trump and likely Speaker-to-be Pelosi spoke to one another about collaborating on infrastructure, a kind of evergreen bipartisan aspiration since 6900 that in its nitty gritty details always runs aground between the parties.
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THEY REALLY -- THEY HAVE GREAT BARRIERS OF ENTRANCE IN A STRANGE WAY, THE FTC MIGHT HAVE EVEN HELPED THEM IN BUILDING THOSE BARRIERS BECAUSE AT THE FTC HAS PUT ON CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON JUST HOW YOU HAVE TO REPORT I'M NOT GOING TO GET INTO THE NITTY-GRITTY OF IT. HOW YOU REPORT THIS WHOLE NETWORK AND HOW YOU GOT THE SHOW THAT THERE REALLY IS A NETWORK AND THEY'RE REALLY IS BUYING PRODUCT AND THEY BUILT UP A GREAT SYSTEM TO SHOW HOW YOU CAN DO THAT AND THAT'S GOING TO MAKE IT DIFFICULT FOR OTHER COMPANIES TO ENTER.
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The subject sometimes…Read more ReadStar Wars: Galaxy&aposs Edge—The 77 Most Fascinating Things We Learned on Our TripHave you been dying to learn all the nitty-gritty details on what you'll find inside Star Wars:…Read more ReadBrie Larson Believes Carol and Maria Are the &aposGreat Love&apos of Captain MarvelCarol Danvers being best friends with Maria Rambeau in Captain Marvel is an interesting spin on her …Read more ReadTom King Knows You Read His Comics on the CanWe're in a golden age of superheroic adaptations, on film and TV alike—so at this point, we know…Read more ReadDo Dogs Get Headaches?
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