The web is great, but it's not all there is.
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But that's not all...there were more daily temperature records set too!
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But that's not all…there were more daily temperature records set too!
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And you'd used to come back and it's not all there anymore.
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What we see is not all there is, or all that could be.
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The combat is a blast, but it's not all there is in the game.
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But it is not all there is or ought to be, in your kitchen.
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F: Our shareholders start to appreciate sustainability more but they are not all there yet.
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It is one of many standardised tests, and tests are not all there is to learning.
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Most, but not all; there is not, for the moment, a Democratic or a Republican Facebook.
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But that's not all: There are also laws against election fraud, hacking, and even wire fraud.
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Rob may be back from vacation but he's definitely not all there on this loopy Waypoints.
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Anyway, it's important to remember that politics is not all there is in life, even now.
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That's not all ... there will also be a Lil Punk Zone where kids can rock out safely.
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But it's not all there is to talk about as a black comedian, and that's how we felt.
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And that's not all: there were also diamond stud earrings, two diamond rings, and bracelets to complete her look.
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While voting is not all there is to citizenship, it is the most important power possessed by each citizen.
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But Andy McGuire, a former chair of the Iowa Democratic Party, thinks that's not all there was to it.
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Although project management is mainly about planning, executing, and closing all sorts of projects, that's not all there is to it.
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When you undergo mystical, shamanic processes, you discover many things, and you discover that this world is not all there is.
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But as everyone involved with both this show and depression will tell you, that's not all there is to the story.
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It's not all there, so he's going to buy some replacement gear and donate the rest of the cash to blind dog charities.
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That's the technical stuff you need just to get started, he says, but it's not all there is to thriving as a remote company.
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But that's not all — there is something claustrophobic about the painting, something mysterious and animated about the view, which seems true of life itself.
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As for the wife ... well, people think she's not all there either with how gung-ho she seems to be about the suggestive surprise.
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"If it's not all there, then one day it will be," she says, frankly, every bit as at ease in person as on her records.
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Teresa Kaepernick spoke critically of Trump on Saturday, telling Deadspin that "the guy is not all there," and defended her son against the president's remarks.
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A Simple Reminder That Right Here & Right Now Is Not All There IsIt was easy to succumb to a sort of collective tunnel vision in 2016.
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For example: When Janey-E goes to town on Dougie — "Do you find me attractive?" she asks him — she seems completely unaware that he's not all there.
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It was early in the morning on July 26, and she felt "not all there," so she didn't go inside with the three men, the document says.
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But that's not all there is in Bethlehem—Kallianiotis, retracing the steps of Walker Evans, has found warm sunlight and scents that remind him of his childhood home.
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CBS's S.W.A.T. is certainly ambitious for a remake of an old TV show, even if it's not all there yet… Did I mention this fall TV season is bad?
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But that is not all there is to me as a person or as a solver, so I'm always baffled by those who look down on pop culture in crosswords.
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Few TV shows capture this moment quite as well as Superstore, which seems as if it will forever be haunted by a pretty good but not-all-there-yet first season.
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" Teens are cruel, but these ones feel like caricatures; the most realistic of these uncomfortable encounters is a girl who asks bullies to lay off Sam because he's "not all there.
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After a hopeful initial reunion, without Jon or Bran to mediate between them (Bran is present, but he's not all there, you know), the sisters fall back into their old patterns in a nasty way.
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Doctors I spoke to had somewhat conflicting opinions about off-label Viagra use for women, but the gist is that while the data's not all there, there's a chance it could increase sensation for all genders.
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The lack of character traits is baffling, and yet no one I know has ever fallen in love based on a resume or a laundry list of shared interests (they help, sure, but that's not all there is to it).
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In many states, not all, there are victim statements, and these victim statements allow people talk about what happened to them and what it was like when their family member died or when they were assaulted; these often determine sentencing.
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But that's not all there is to the Perry story ... Throughout the Ukraine scandal, Trump has professed that all he was trying to do was fight "corruption" — by which he meant, the purported corruption of the Biden family related to a Ukrainian gas company.
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But that's not all: There was also a feud over funding for the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (which later split into the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education) because Congress still couldn't agree on whether and how Medicaid should cover abortion care.
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It's been intentionally designed to flag up at least some of the issues as potential problems though, according to Motte, and will badge a quote as "dubious" if it can't find it at all in its database, or "incomplete" if it's not all there — linking the user to a full version of the quote via one of its media sources.
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Paula Sharp is an American author whose fictional works focus on the American family and explore themes of social injustice. Her books include The Woman Who Was Not All There (Harper & Row 1988), The Imposter (HarperCollins, 1991), Lost in Jersey City (HarperCollins 1993), Crows over a Wheatfield (Hyperion 1996) and I Loved You All (Hyperion 2000). She is also a translator of Latin American fiction, including Antonio Skármeta's La insurrección (The Insurrection).
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Often through histrionics, magical gimmicks (since he has recently started learning magic and uses a parallel between magic and justice that often what we see is not all there is something beyond it), performances, which the Judge does not approve of ! And nor does his ex-love Maya (The Prosecutor who is often at the receiving end!) – But that is K.D. Unstoppable, incorrigible and completely enthralling and entertaining. The prosecutor will always leave broken-hearted with this man.
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In what his biographer described as "a characteristic act of poetic retaliation", Frost penned the ribald poem "Pride of Ancestry" and the religious poem "Not All There". He did not tell Lewis of his objections to Barker's work and there is no record that there was any correspondence between Frost and Barker. Barker did not publish another book for sixteen years. She graduated with an A.M. in English from Radcliffe College in 1938 and a degree in library science from the Pratt Institute School of Information and Library Science in 1941.
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She also remarked that Miyabi is "not all there" so she is easy to make come alive.Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo chapter 72 bonus interview The manga profile describes her as the only member who is into the occult, and a "bona fide idiot who rushes headlong into things". At the end of some of the manga volumes, she keeps notes on the various witches and their powers, and also fields a Q&A; section in the English version. Itou is played by Reina Triendl in the TV drama series.
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It also records how at the beginning of the siege of Antioch, the local governor, Yaghi-Siyan, expelled the Christians from the city, and how a certain Hilary, a Muslim convert to Christianity, betrayed the Crusaders by divulging their weaknesses to the relieving army of Radwan of Aleppo, only to be killed when the army was driven off. Several of the Historia′s accounts are more fanciful. It places all the leaders of the Crusade at the Council of Clermont, although they were certainly not all there. It also has them begging Pope Urban II to lead them personally.
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After killing Damien Lord, he constantly refers to himself as a dead man, hinting that he no longer lives the life he had prior to Ava's reappearance. The new Dwight, possibly the 'monster' he had tried to restrain, is far more confident in his self-worth and more at ease with allowing himself to indulge in pleasures and whims. There are times when this new Dwight is shown as being insane or at least not all there, most likely a result of Ava's influence and betrayal, it is most notable during the conversation between himself and the recently deceased Jackie Boy. Dwight also appears completely aware of his problems.
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In some cases, but not all, there exist analytical solutions to inverse kinematic problems. One such example is for a 6-DoF robot (for example, 6 revolute joints) moving in 3D space (with 3 position degrees of freedom, and 3 rotational degrees of freedom). If the degrees of freedom of the robot exceeds the degrees of freedom of the end-effector, for example with a 7 DoF robot with 7 revolute joints, then there exist infinitely many solutions to the IK problem, and an analytical solution does not exist. Further extending this example, it is possible to fix one joint and analytically solve for the other joints, but perhaps a better solution is offered by numerical methods (next section), which can instead optimize a solution given additional preferences (costs in an optimization problem).
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The vast bulk of this page's contents is statistical: the main results, citywide and by borough, of each of the 32 elections to the Mayoralty of the City of New York since Greater New York was consolidated from the five boroughs in 1897-1898. For many years, but not all, there are also results for minor candidates and for the different parties nominating the same major candidate. (Because minor parties' votes are not uniformly available, totals and thus percentages can be slightly inconsistent, either between different elections or between individual boroughs and the entire city in the same election.) There are brief comments about some of the elections, and separate articles have been written for those of 1917, 1977, 1997, 2001, 2005, and 2009. Different elections are compared in many of the individual notes, in two summary tables and in one specialized table.
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Maekawa's use of the Japanese flag is to show that the image most associated with Japan—that of the hardworking, self-sacrificing, upwardly mobile Japanese salaryman—is not all there is to life in Japan. It is at the same time a condemnation of the excessive luxury and rampant consumption of much of the Japanese dominant society, and a championing of those left out of mainstream Japanese society. (Indeed, the first chapter's title announces, "I'm an ally of the poor man" (私、ビンボー人の味方です Watashi, binbou-jin no mikata desu).) His message that you don't have to have a lot of money and material goods to make yourself happy is repeated again and again throughout the story. The manga's binbō philosophy can be seen as similar to the voluntary simplicity movement, despite Maekawa's somewhat different reasons for rejection of a consumerist lifestyle.
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For me all goes wel[l]. For you, for your household, for your wives, fo[r your sons ], for your magnates, for your troops, for your chariots, for your horses, and for your country, may all go very well. :(8-24)-From the time of Karaindaš, since the messengers2 of your ancestors came regularly to my ancestors, up to the present, they (the ancestors) have been friends. Now, though you and I are friends, 3 times have your messengers come to me and you have not sent me a single beautiful greeting-gift, nor have I for my part sent you a beautiful greeting-gift. (I am one for whom nothing is scarce, and you are one for whom nothing is scarce.)3 As for your messenger whom you sent to me, the 20 minas of gold that were brought here were not all there. When they put it into the kiln, not 5 minas of gold appeared.4 [The ... th]at did appear, on cooling off looked like ashes. Was [ the gold ev]er identifi[ed] (as gold)?5 [ ... ] friends with e[ach other] [ ... ] ... bottom :(25-28)-[ ... ] reverse :(29-42)-[ ... ] of a wild ox for ... [ ... ]6 when your messenger ... [ ... ]7 let him bring to to me.
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