The tri-band node is supposed to offer up to 2.2 Gbps of transfer speed, and the dual-band nodes offer up to 1.3 Gbps.
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Trump did not offer up a name for the territory.
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And it didn't offer up much of a clear answer.
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Does your local burger joint offer up packets of ketchup?
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The team's website doesn't offer up much more information, either.
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Reformers aggressively offer up our Too's just like everyone else.
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Don't ask why, assign blame, or offer up conspiracy theories.
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Can you offer up any hints about what's to come?
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In this instance, Washington can offer up no legitimate excuses.
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AMC could hypothetically offer up to 156 showings per year.
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Nor did she offer up any remarks of her own.
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The details revealed by BMW offer up a few surprises.
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An entire arena was ready to offer up their lungs.
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Politicians offer up much by way of raw, often confounding, material.
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What it's planning: to offer up to $286.25 million in stock.
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She's also inspired others to offer up their support, as well.
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That being said, Sun and Moon does offer up unexpected surprises.
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CO will offer up to 40 percent of its share capital.
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"You offer up that to them," continues the Forrest Gump actor.
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Annual fee: $595 Welcome offer: Up to 100,000 Membership Rewards points.
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If you can't get 85033 votes, don't offer up the nominee.
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You offer up the tiniest but most brilliant details about him.
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Discover was unable to offer up an explanation by my deadline.
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That meant prosecutors could not offer up appealing victims as witnesses.
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They want to offer up their "realest perspective" with this channel.
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He cajoled each to offer up intimate details of the crime.
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We offer up all kinds of examples of where that's happening.
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Users also offer up photos in exchange for a particular mark.
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Danwood Holding said earlier this month that private equity fund EI planned to offer up to 20 million shares representing up to 50 percent of Danwood share capital and could additionally offer up to 4 million shares.
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Let me offer up YouTube's defense in its own words right away.
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His own store will offer up additional non-Apple colors, as well.
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That's when Timberlake and Biel stepped in to offer up their home.
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I do believe you are going to have plenty to offer up.
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Or, he could offer up the excuse he isn't into older women.
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If anyone can offer up realistic portrayals of LGBTQ characters, it's Shonda.
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The Photos app in iOS 12 will automatically offer up search suggestions.
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Bing will still offer up image search results for queries through Siri.
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That's possible by just using all the data users offer up freely.
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The event's organizers even offer up a downloadable style guide for attendees.
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So determined, it's willing to offer up $7 billion in tax incentives.
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He'd also offer up incentives for communities to drop restrictive zoning laws.
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The band had just enough time to offer up something for everyone.
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He'd later offer up a weak apology, but it would mean nothing.
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Sure, people who use services like 23andMe offer up their DNA voluntarily.
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But the GOP leaders did not offer up a list of names.
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How do I maintain—and even offer up to people—my vulnerability?
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Since it began, some one million people have taken the offer up.
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Neighbors offer up their homes as oases while parents are at work.
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Those supporters offer up plenty of money and host generous fundraising events.
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Rather, one ought to ask, whom does Greenfield offer up as examples?
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And so, we have a lot of channels that we offer up.
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They offer up no governing class competent enough to get things done.
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So let me, with all due respect, offer up an example here.
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Rassini said it would offer up to $666 million for the stock.
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Flight attendants came around to offer up free earbuds for the plane.
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Think you can just offer up a bed and be done with it?
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The around-ear headphones feature multiple microphones to offer up active noise cancelation.
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The film's director, Rian Johnson, did offer up some words of warning, however.
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That last bit involves using the speaker to offer up things like notifications.
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The game's dialog engine does double duty here to offer up interactive quizzes.
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Sometimes, all you need is the right organization to offer up the opportunity.
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Delta supervisors can now offer up to $9,950, up from a $85033,350 maximum.
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It wouldn't hurt to offer up an apology, too, while you're at it.
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Kaspersky will offer up to $50,000 total in its plan, open to anybody.
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If you take accredited courses, they will offer up to $5,000 per year.
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Still, Mr. Bi is in no rush to offer up a deeper meaning.
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Luckily, Pinterest is here to offer up a genius workaround for the problem.
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What should Kim offer up first, second and third to show his sincerity?
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Or maybe offer up a Tamagotchi while Spice World plays in the background?
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It likely won't be the last retailer to offer up such a warning.
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I just hope the upcoming versions for other platforms offer up more precision.
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But we won't know until Amazon or the automakers offer up more information.
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Including Anadarko's debt brings the value of the offer up to $57 billion.
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It was unusual for Apple to offer up to $300 off a new iPhone.
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If you type "burrito," it will offer up the burrito emoji, and so on.
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Hotels from Maine to Hawaii and beyond, will offer up room deals to travelers.
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All that matters is the traffic, providing page views to offer up to advertisers.
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Not to mention that the information our genes offer up is probabilistic, not deterministic.
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But fiction classes rarely offer up a real discussion of power and its discontents.
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I decided to offer up the Gravity Blanket to friends, my boyfriend, and coworkers.
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Facebook added that it would offer up "financial and other support" for both conventions.
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There's always someone else willing to offer up dumb content to the smart pipe.
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Beyond web culture, new films like Hearts Beat Loud offer up prime summer anthems.
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The company intends to offer up to 16 departures daily each way, Dudley said.
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Hilton hotels offer up to 10 weeks of paid time-off for hourly workers.
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For example, it helps Google offer up better recommendations (and, yes, more targeted ads).
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On Friday night, they'll offer up the second showing of the work in progress.
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And it likely won't be the last retailer to offer up such a warning.
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Many of them offer up less-than-accurate lists of providers and participating institutions.
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They can offer up longer enterprise stories just as easily as quick celeb profiles.
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It's a town that, at the time, didn't really offer up much of anything.
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Now, they can offer up specifics about United States border policies during class discussion.
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My conversations with lawmakers, and my own experiences in Congress, offer up a theory.
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We wanted an 'expert' bot who would offer up their own point-of-view.
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The Next location will still offer up Big Macs and all of the greasy fixings.
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The 47-year-old did, however, offer up a great suggestion for Mr. Trump's lineup.
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CanFulfillIntentRequest enhances the machine learning technology with information individual skills offer up about their capabilities.
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Friendly Planet will offer up the trip for $2,220 per person, marking a $220 savings.
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Some companies, like LinkedIn, also offer up slices of their data for academics to use.
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He had Irish firms calling him in Mayer Brown London offices to offer up services.
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Additionally, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe will offer up to eight players in local wireless multiplayer.
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Health reports can offer up false positives, and even ancestry tests can be wildly inaccurate.
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Kehlani went on to offer up some sweet words to her daughter on the way.
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Marketers use people's web searches and purchase histories to offer up their most irresistible offers.
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Likely, at first, the cars will be prohibitively expensive to offer up in Ford showrooms.
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The IPO will see Medical Park offer up to 101 million lira nominal value shares.
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He can certainly draw on several management themes to offer up lessons for the boardroom.
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Government officials, professors and think tank directors can all offer up names for that award.
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Many credit card companies offer up travel rewards and perks for spending with their card.
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But did President Trump offer up any solutions to keep guns out of shooters' hands?
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Kerry also criticized Republicans for a failure to offer up a proposal of their own.
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Gold, platinum, world and elite Mastercard credit cards also offer up to $50,000 LDW coverage.
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But waiting for Apple to offer up a medical version of its Watch anytime soon?
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Instead, Molina is more concerned what Congress will offer up as a full-scale replacement.
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Thousands of supporters took to Twitter to offer up 140-character prayers to the gods.
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Now, Microsoft is looking to offer up a rival to the built-in camera app.
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She'll pop in every so often to generate drama or offer up some rich comedy.
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It's helping us clear the rights for streaming that we can offer up for stations.
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Rental sites like Airbnb and HomeAway offer up stays in everything from cabins to castles.
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At the rehab center, the children offer up details of their escape from the battlefield.
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From a different vantage point some academics and journalists offer up their own searing criticisms.
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And the older they get, the less likely they are to offer up major surprises.
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Over and over again, they offer up only the most stone-cold lesson: Life is unfair.
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No need for razors, when I offer up my extra special 'Flintstone' shave.......as in Fred.
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After all, Booth did offer up one option: "Double or nothing?" he captioned his Instagram post.
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She's been known to stop by Kleinfeld and offer up some advice for brides-to-be.
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The woman's shoes also offer up another clue about the enduring values of the Boston Globe.
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House Democrats are ready to offer up a clean, short-term spending bill on the Nov.
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Ask Google what the weather is, and it will offer up followups for additional days' forecasts.
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Assistant's wrist worn counterpart can also offer up voice answers through a pair of connected headhones.
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Planners could offer up concerns and ask for improvements that could be implemented the following year.
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"They don't offer up design ideas yet, but I'm sure that's all moments away from happening."
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These devices aren't as dorky looking as Google Glass, but they offer up the same conundrum.
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At the bottom of the revamped profiles, Swarm will offer up a unique fact about you.
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So rather than complain about your situation being unfair, offer up a solution to the problem.
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Real food lovers know that they should never offer up the last piece of anything, ever.
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Other network options, like Reuters, CBS News Live, and Politico, will also offer up live coverage.
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But it also requires rational thought to offer up such ideas in a logically sound argument.
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The company said it could offer up to 43.1 million shares if underwriters exercised an option.
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SAUDI ARAMCO COULD OFFER UP TO 0.5% OF COMPANY TO RETAIL INVESTORS IN PLANNED IPO - SOURCES
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The Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Sapphire Reserve both offer up to $10,000 per covered trip.
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But it is an open space I offer up to anybody for whom these songs resonate.
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If they asked for their money back, I could offer up to a 60-day refund.
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But when you bump the offer up by $500, to $6,000, 48% are likely to come.
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Instead, these sunnies offer up some everyday statement-making charm via bright colors and gradient lenses.
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Microsoft will work with Progyny, a fertility benefits manager, to offer up to three treatment cycles.
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Mr. Hockney's work is varied, maybe over-varied, but it does offer up a coherent worldview.
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The SoundLink Around-Ear Wireless Headphones II offer up to 15 hours of play time. $229.95.
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Italy's Treasury said it would offer up to 210 bln euros over 2300 bonds on Friday.
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Clayton Lewis, one of the co-founders of Arivale, likes to offer up his own experience.
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Under the new policy, United said it will offer up to $10,000 to customers who volunteer.
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But South Dakota's "fishcicles" as Ms. Preheim calls them, offer up a slightly more complex story.
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THR notes that the photo may offer up a clue to the dynamic between 'Pool and Domino.
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Another option is to check in with dog owners in your community and offer up your services.
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The system would also analyze reader libraries to offer up recommendations based on what's on those bookshelves.
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In its entire 13-episode run, the series struggles to offer up a single memorable fight scene.
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All they can really offer up is some Hobbit-related intel about where he was last seen.
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The Beats X offer up more bass than AirPods, sure, but I'd never describe it as aggressive.
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The company says it will offer up new stories based on what you read on Google Books.
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Later in the season, the show would offer up a novel response to that controversy as well.
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Wisconsin will offer up to $3 billion in tax breaks to the Taiwanese company over 15 years.
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It attracted bids 5.02 times the offer, up from bit-to-cover of 4.32 the previous month.
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" Bieber did offer up an apology to his loyal legion of Beliebers, saying, "I love you guys.
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That makes the newly rebranded service the first to offer up access to Google's new storage plan.
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The company said on Monday it would offer up to 323,232,24 shares from now to June 25.
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Lemon will also offer up deals for products you might like based on your previous spending habits.
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When the company does offer up data, it's usually to boast about a particular show or movie.
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What I really want to know is why Brad's friend couldn't offer up a couch at least.
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They're called "cigarette lighter receptacles," and they offer up to 12 volts of energy to your devices.
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Thankfully, there are other streaming options for cinephiles; MUBI, Kanopy, and Fandor offer up decades-spanning archives.
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Neither component supplier has announced any customers yet, but it's easy to offer up some informed guesses.
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Sandeson would initially offer up several different stories to friends and police about what happened that night.
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The company's customer service agents are now authorized to offer up to $8003,000 for voluntary denied boardings.
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According to PopSugar, the HSN Beauty & the Beast Collection will offer up a total of 13 items.
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It's no secret that Trump himself watches the briefings and has been to offer up his critiques.
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Janelle Monáe, however, has some wisdom about this to offer up, as she does on most topics.
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Queries like weather, sports, calendar and movies will also offer up a visual component in the app.
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I know I begged for blissful ignorance above, but I'll offer up a few potential explanations anyway.
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Outsiders to the friendship may not appreciate the significance of the loss or offer up much sympathy.
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I'm just saying that all these things that particular groups that they almost offer up this education.
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Posters specify a desire for cuddling — not sex — and they offer up food, drinks, and movies instead.
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Italy will offer up to 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) of a BTP bond due on Feb.
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Shouldn't the airlines offer up the baggage fee as a token of solidarity with their miserable passengers?
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Still, the newly released filings offer up dozens of pages of details about Cohen's personal business dealings.
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The US confronts an international environment that doesn't offer up quick and easy solutions on some issues.
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The additional matter is what the United States and others would need to offer up in exchange.
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While paper maps offer up a dose of nostalgia for some, digital options are much more convenient.
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If you think the check-splitting math was done wrong, then offer up your expertise — or calculator.
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And those who would update and streamline medical routines offer up paradigms Dr. Nussbaum finds simply bizarre.
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And in our case, we'll probably offer up later rounds to the [limited partners] who support us.
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Which is exactly the vibe this Danish three-piece offer up on their latest track "The Urge".
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It's kind of like when a kid gets bullied and their parents offer up some nerdy comebacks.
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So, did Floyd offer up some tips for Tyson as he gears up for the big match?
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I think any place that offers a shared experience can offer up a form of creative community.
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The company will offer up to $150 off the cost of an Apple Watch for its members.
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Also, what evidence does Barr offer up for his belief that the inspector general's conclusion is wrong?
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It comes as Democrats offer up an array of new proposals for universal, government-backed health coverage.
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Instead, pick out the subject's worst conduct, offer up your strongest proof and make it hit hard.
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Instead, pick out the subject's worst conduct, offer up your strongest proof and make it hit hard.
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"The company ... will offer up steel to repair and rebuild the monument," ArcelorMittal said in a statement.
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The rich and powerful also offer up some pretty nice gifts for public servants to do their bidding.
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She's optimistic that other designers, attorneys, and legal experts continually offer up resources to help protect creative work.
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Instead, press conference looks better positioned to offer up solutions designed to focus specifically on the education sector.
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Size doesn't mean everything when you can offer up a lethal dose of poison in a single bite.
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The 5T is also the first OnePlus device to offer up unlocking through facial recognition and Portrait Mode.
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When streaming music, the new Buds+ offer up to 11 hours of battery life on a single charge.
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But the personal narratives, supplied by Mai and Takemoto, offer up more complete morphologies of their Lolita relationships.
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For her part, Brown is doing her best to respond to the different messages and offer up advice.
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We offer up come considerations as they come up with plans on their timeline -- we offer them advice.
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Boris & Horton will offer up coffee alongside wine and food and plenty of goodies for the pups, too.
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It's still unclear whether Apple will stick with this same palette or offer up a few new ones.
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Martin has yet to address the video's removal or offer up a more thorough explanation of his actions.
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These photos offer up a glimpse into the Galaxy Fold, but there are still more questions than answers.
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The key, of course, are those lenses, which offer up a sharp image without requiring any focal adjustment.
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A day later, the FAA will offer up an even more strongly worded warning about the troubled handset.
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Before, Google required publishers to offer up at least three stories a day for free via Google Search.
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However, the Ham4Ham lottery will happen each day, too, and offer up a whopping 44 seats per show.
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But all the vet can offer up is a $200 bodyguard gig, or maybe a loan shark position.
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However, there are plenty of others working on ways to offer up deeper data, should you want it.
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On Monday, the Kardashian-Jenner momager commented on the rapper's latest Instagram post to offer up her services.
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Just like in the original, photographs of the main characters and historic drawings offer up plenty of punchlines.
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He also tried to get information about the bench from Johnson, but he didn't offer up any clues.
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Right now, U.S. law allows airlines to offer up to $22019,350 in compensation due to an overbooked flight.
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Spotlight will offer up content in playlist format, which visual elements available on devices using the Spotify app.
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For reference, the law only requires employers to offer up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave a year.
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The party of conservation should be able to offer up a better solution than simple climate change denial.
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Nevertheless, a few favorite, old-time categories will still be there to offer up lots of watercooler moments.
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"We didn't feel like we need anybody's permission to offer up our passion from El Paso," she said.
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In order to make a smaller round offer up the punch the US military needed, Remington converted their .
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And they also have some compelling advice to offer up on what we need to do about it.
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But what I especially love is how the movie refuses to offer up any pat or easy answers.
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Eventually, however, cascading analog synth lines and sliced vocals by folkster O. Martin offer up an energetic payoff.
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Even his defenders would not offer up "good and decent" and "devoted husband" as the President's prime attributes.
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He's also said he wants protesting NFL players to offer up ideas for whom he should pardon next.
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The company is willing to offer up to $100 million in incentives to get them to do so.
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Car rental coverageBoth cards offer up to $50,000 in coverage for damage or theft of a rental vehicle.
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Well, when Pampers says its diapers offer up to 12 hours of leak protection, the brand means it.
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They're expected to cost $249 and offer up to eight hours of listening time on a single charge.
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" He also said that he prays every day for McDonald's family: "I offer up a rosary every day.
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Italy Treasury said on Wednesday it would offer up to 2 billion euros of its 5.75 percent Feb.
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" Then he said the documents suggests that the administration will offer up "watered down versions of TPP proposals.
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As Tonya and Jeff offer up alternating stories, her past, her abuse and her triumphs come into view.
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Her captions offer up before-and-after photos alongside in-depth captions of what the products are really like.
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Those running the festivals are left with little choice but to offer up well-worn nuggets of common sense.
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The moderators asked Rubio about what achievements he could offer up as proof that he's qualified to be president.
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Meanwhile, he said, Slack is hoping to offer up Google-like search suggestions that might be relevant to users.
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Sears, Home Depot, Best Buy, Lowe's and certain Amazon partners offer up to 24 months of interest-free financing.
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Understandably, Twitter couldn't believe she got in trouble for her outfit, and users were quick to offer up support.
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Fine Art Specie Adjusters, the palace's insurance company, says they may offer up to £100,000 (~$129,000) for its return.
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It also provides travel times to and from appointments to offer up a better idea of when to leave.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will likely offer up to $1 billion in aid to ailing plane maker Bombardier Inc (BBDb.
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Gyewali added that his agency would offer up to $15,000 in soft loans to each affected household for reconstruction.
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Update 6:50 pm: When asked about Mayer's future at the company, a spokesperson wouldn't offer up much detail.
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Now, after a quick screening of the new trailer, Donna was more than happy to offer up a review.
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Other spaces that suspended their programing in order to offer up their spaces included Marso Gallery and Galeria Alterna.
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And since Facebook is all about friends, Order Food will also integrate reviews from friends and offer up recommendations.
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Alexa will offer up Super Bowl odds and team and player stats, along with some Super Bowl-centric trivia.
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He then announced that he would offer up help in the form of engineers from two of his companies.
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So—besides wanting to offer up a more honest portrayal of himself—what's the reason for DeMarco's new direction?
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Ahead, you'll find 30 outfits (one for every day of the month) that offer up a ton of variety.
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Lahrer's tweets prompted some on the social network to apologize on her behalf (and offer up some snark, too).
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While she sticks to what she likes, King says that her bestie Oprah is quick to offer up advice.
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That purchase pales in comparison to what some Star Wars collectors will offer up for a piece of memorabilia.
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It's not going to offer up a blistering tirade against combat, nor a bromide against the military-industrial complex.
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Zach's attorney told McMurphy none of the penis pics are actually his client -- but didn't offer up an explanation.
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More usefully, the robot will also offer up an interactive map to help travelers find gates, bathrooms and like.
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News, Ritchie says that he can't offer up any insider information — casting included — but he did mention Mr. Smith.
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Once an AI is able to offer up respectable musical criticism, isn't it also making judgments independent of humans?
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Because Codota has been trained on millions of API implementations, it can help offer up best practices to developers.
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These 20 recipes offer up some of the healthiest, heartiest takes on the basic bowl of greens we've seen.
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In the first year, Disney+ aims to offer up 7,500 television episodes and 500 films from the Disney library.
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Here's hoping that McLaren will offer up some update as to how his sister took the unexpected Photoshop job.
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Even better, you can use this offer up to two times, for up to $0003 back or 5,000 points.
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Around the same time, they also begin to offer up "social smiles," indicating to others a feeling of happiness.
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Giuliani also addressed the supposed conflict, but said that he'd leave it to the President to offer up details.
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Some current and former D.C.-area residents took to Twitter to offer up their thoughts on the new moniker.
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You can't offer up to-do lists and expect people to watch you check items one at a time.
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Video games offer up countless learning experiences for fundamental life skills needed both online and in the real world.
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The surface lights have also been improved, and should be brighter and offer up more contrast than their predecessor.
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Archaeologists are confident the harbor will continue to offer up new findings and insights into the Byzantine trading hub.
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But before we offer up our objectively true opinions on the weekend, we photographed some of yesterday's best sets.
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So I asked some of the people who embraced EDM's brilliance to offer up their sweet experiences of it.
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I've heard other C.E.O.s offer up brutal judgments of this and previous administrations — invariably in off-the-record interviews.
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The possible exception is Facebook, which needs to offer up better incentive before Meeks feels comfortable buying the stock.
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It said it would offer up to 11 million new and existing shares, corresponding to 31.9% of its capital.
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But now and then an exhibition throws a curve, using significant works to offer up puzzling, even perplexing connections.
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When he is trying to get endorsements, don't insult his opponent and instead just offer up his own ideas.
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For Likud, it offers a chance to break free from the sclerotic Netanyahu years and offer up new leaders.
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Chipotle's plan to woo customers is to offer up new menu items, in-store technology and drive-thru service.
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Shortly after take-off, a flight attendant came around to offer up newspapers in a variety of different languages.
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In fact, the agency can offer up mineral and energy rights by leasing federal land or approving land swaps.
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The Toronto duo, formerly of Austra, offer up otherworldly experimental pop—think Kate Bush soundtracking an interdimensional shuttle ride.
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Multiple sites offer up-to-date databases of all the incentives being offered in the participating states and territories.
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However, unlike traditional food courts, with their Sbarros and Panda Expresses, these venues offer up a different kind of experience.
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But our hunch is that Tarte wouldn't offer up that very public answer if something wasn't in the works, right?
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Clarise would not offer up a theory for why MacDonald, who is white, wasn't charged earlier, but she told Syracuse.
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The concept is to let people in a neighborhood offer up their cats for cuddling to others in their neighborhood.
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Given the assistance Apple could potentially offer up, having to create an exploitable backdoor could perhaps be avoided once again.
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But the sharks have about 40 minutes to hear from founders on why they should offer up thousands of dollars.
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What we don't know: What kind of information Manafort has to provide Mueller — or who he'll offer up dirt on.
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Jumping away from film and television for a second, I'd offer up my Spotify streaming music subscription as an example.
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AT&T has yet to offer up a flagship 5G device, though its network is already live in several cities.
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A similar disregard is evident when Trump administration officials offer up "national sovereignty" as another line of attack against refugees.
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Italy's Treasury said on Monday it would offer up to 9.25 billion euros in bonds at auction on April 27.
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Yellen, however, did offer up a fairly spirited defense of the Fed's independence during her quarterly news conference Sept. 21.
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Equipment manufacturers seem eager to embrace the tech in an attempt to offer up the latest and greatest to gyms.
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Depending on the model, your router might also be able to offer up some information on who is using what.
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As part of Facebook's new initiative, it requires publishers to offer up at least ten articles for free to readers.
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Italy's Treasury said on Friday it would offer up to 2300 billion euros over four bonds at auction on Wednesday.
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According to some estimates, the Kurdish militias offer an additional 240,000 fighters, while the Shia militias offer up to 120,000.
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The trailer does offer up some of the dark — like, pitch black — humor that's helped The Purge connect with audiences.
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While Russell was on a first date with comedienne Kelly, he decided to offer up some thoughts on female comedians.
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The MTA pulled out all stops in 2012, when it started to offer up the front of MetroCards to advertisers.
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And it'd be extremely weird for Dempsie to offer up a theory that ends up being true in Season 8.
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The day when some offices may even offer up a bagel spread as tribute for celebrating another work week survived.
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Fellow medical professionals from psychiatrists to veterinarians and enthusiastic laymen with a hunch offer up their thought processes for consideration.
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So what sartorial obstacle could Kim possibly tackle next that would offer up the requisite level of difficulty she craves?
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She also didn't offer up the old "sorry to anyone who was offended" half-apology that we so often see.
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Two weeks later, the second drop on April 15th will offer up three additional "packs": Logo, Patch and Velour getups.
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Connie also utilizes travel information from WayBlazer, a IBM partner that uses Watson to offer up personalized recommendations for travelers.
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Masten will offer up the two prototypes to companies looking to test out potential space technologies on rocket-powered vehicles.
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Ahead, we offer up some winter makeup inspiration and tips to actually use the freezing cold temps to your advantage.
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Bernie Sanders offered a preview of what he hopes the party, led by its incoming House majority, will offer up.
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A source with knowledge of the matter said Alpek is expected to offer up to $700 million for the units.
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You can double tap to activate Siri, and they offer up to 5 hours of playback before needing to charge.
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Regular savings accounts offer up to 5% interest but on small amounts, normally of around £250 a month, she says.
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The formal negotiations, the ones in fancy hotels, offer up superficial promises of democratization, rule of law, or women's empowerment.
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Democrats are expected to offer up a slew of amendments to the bills and drag the hearings into the evening.
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So the company went downstream to offer up lower price-point items like tickets, cover, guest-list and bar tabs.
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But, when the television host pressed him to offer up platitudes on the bridge, Rotenberg did his best to oblige.
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So the end of Wreck-It Ralph already doesn't offer up a particularly organic place to begin a new story.
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Italy's Treasury said on Tuesday it would offer up to 7.75 billion euros over three bonds at auction on Friday.
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She had also shared a photo of her great-grandmother earlier in the week, prompting fans to offer up prayers.
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Like, maybe I, too, could think about what people might say about my body and offer up an "IDC" shrug.
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I offer up Beyoncé, The Grateful Dead, Umphrey's McGee, my girl Carly Rae, but they're not interested in other fandoms.
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Plus, Chivo's love of garden gnomes does offer up an enticing clue: According to the map, Lil' Ricky loved gardening.
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Meanwhile, Trump defended his decision to offer up the historic Camp David compound to a militant group that harbored Sept.
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It's why the genre has been able to offer up revenge stories, family dramas, or philosophical ponderings without losing me.
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According to Zero, they each offer up a combined range of 109 miles thanks to a 14.4-kWh battery pack.
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These sleek Letscom over-ear headphones offer up a stylish alternative to the default in a chrome-like silver colorway.
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Domino's is by no means the first restaurant to offer up free food or perks for showing off brand loyalty.
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Several cards offer up to $100 in statement credit to cover the application fee for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck.
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Untitled Goose Game Most games offer up the same pacing and structure each time you pick them up to play.
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He calls those who offer up anonymous quotes "cowards" and has even suggested that media organizations make up anonymous quotes.
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Phew. Plus, Antonio Brown already promised to offer up part of his $68 million extension to help pay the fine.
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Everyone needs that one Chris that'll discreetly hand you a blotting sheet or offer up floss when you need it most.
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Meanwhile, Delta Airlines will offer up to nearly $10,000 to passengers to give up their seats on overbooked flights, Fortune reports.
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The US voluntarily offered up an NDC and can voluntarily offer up a different or weaker NDC any time it wants.
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Because, when you think about it, these albums offer up an eerily pertinent snapshot of the last three decades of music.
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At the hearing, the judge postponed her trial date until July 8 to offer up more time to review additional documents.
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Trump, a one-time Democratic donor, could offer up areas of potential compromise, on issues such as infrastructure or equal pay.
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"I love all the brands we work with, but unfortunately many only offer up to size 10 or 12," she says.
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In the meantime, I took it upon myself to offer up Anthony Ha's Stanford-honed writing skills for $5 an article.
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The National Emergencies Act doesn't offer up a definition of what counts as an emergency, meaning Trump could, conceivably, declare one.
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The new update will basically turn smartphones into mini GPS trackers that offer up turn-by-turn directions to exact items.
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Shevchuk's voice was still harsh, but his ability to offer up joyful whoas showed Kid Dynamite wasn't solely concerned with aggression.
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All this research, while illuminating, didn't offer up any clear conclusions on whether running or walking was better for you overall.
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Twitter announced Tuesday that it would offer up to 20 weeks of fully paid leave for new parents starting May 1.
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Facebook says its new avatars will make use of a suggestion algorithm to offer up new looks matched to your style.
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Italy's Treasury said on Wednesday it would offer up to 2.0 billion euros in CTZ bonds at an auction on Monday.
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The voice assistant could guide you to a place to eat or even offer up limited time offers from local restaurants.
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The company allows users to offer up their computer's processing power to help with the calculations needed to create new bitcoins.
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Keys lost patience at 3-3 and blazed a forehand long, then a backhand to offer up the break of serve.
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And fancier pajarete-producing ranches offer up all kinds of extras, ranging from cinnamon to crushed mazapan candy and even honey.
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Worse yet, Google's ad platform will offer up an algorithmically generated list of other offensive suggestions when such terms are entered.
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In a relaxed and easygoing way, they offer up expansive playful harmonies and improvised adlibs as H.E.R floats over the top.
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Italy's Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 7 billion euros over four bonds at auction on Dec. 28.
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Apple's, also invite-only, will offer up to $85033,000 for bugs and will match donations to charity made from the payouts.
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Italy's Treasury said on Wednesday it would offer up to 6.0 billion euros over three bonds at auction on Nov. 13.
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Problems only arise when course providers (who have been approved by registered nurses) offer up courses that are not scientifically sound.
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Trump said he's having "meaningful" talks with Democrats on possible gun regulations but wouldn't offer up any details about potential proposals.
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Both cards offer up to $500 reimbursement for each covered person (including the cardholder's spouse and dependent children) on the trip.
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To that end, we offer up our amateur analysis on the average length of time celebrities stay off of our timelines.
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When they offer up the tall, blonde, hunk who plays Thor, Kourt "fully does not go for it," as Kim says.
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I barely had to get my question out before my subjects were nodding in understanding, ready to offer up their accounts.
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The city, however, will only offer up to five companies permits to operate as part of a one-year test program.
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In the docs, Luke says she tried to offer up a written statement instead ... but he says that's not good enough.
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When the BDAC does offer up recommendations, they often tend to reflect the industry's interest in maintaining the broken status quo.
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"I'm going to use every option at my disposal to stop the House bill and to offer up amendments," Lee said.
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After each side gives their explanation, the TV personality will offer up her verdict — which, by the way, is legally binding.
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Being in one another's presence is the greatest gift of all, and one we can continue to offer up and receive.
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I, however, would like to offer up a troika of reading materials for the next few lazy days of high summer.
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Its term life insurance policies come with 239.50-, 15-, or 20-year terms and offer up to $1 million of coverage.
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Together, the three 12-MP cameras offer up to 4X optical zoom with a focal length from 13- to 303-millimeters.
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"Swap places with me this Christmas," Jenner asks Musgraves, prepared to offer up all the reasons her festive scheme could work.
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Italy's Treasury said on Wednesday it would offer up to 7.5 billion euros over three bonds at auction on July 30.
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Making the leap to CEO and founder is big, but others have done it and offer up tons of useful advice.
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I would come up with ideas about the value I could deliver them and then I would offer up that value.
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Only here they're already married, with a son, past the happy-ending goalpost, and both parties offer up their separate lists.
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Italy's Treasury said on Tuesday it would offer up to 8.0 billion euros over 3 bonds at auction on June 30.
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A rate cut on corporate profits could also be used to benefit shareholders and to offer up more executive bonuses, however.
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The Treasury said on Monday it would offer up to 210 billion euros over four bonds at auction on May 2300.
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When you create, I think that you can—and must—offer up an infinity of different possible interpretations, all tied together.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) didn't offer up any explosive news — but they didn't say anything that should comfort the president, either.
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Hence the track "I Love LA," which seems to offer up an idea of a love/hate dynamic with the misunderstood city.
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The $70 Bluetooth earbuds aren't quite Apple AirPods competitors, but they're really cheap and offer up to 8 hours of music playback.
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In a separate post, the reality star went on to offer up prayers for everybody who has been affected by the fires.
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When June tries to offer up Gilead's empty platitudes — "May God bless you and bring forth his miracle" — Ofmatthew is noticeably annoyed.
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Not to mention, McDonald's is facing increased competition in the fast food space as more restaurants seek to offer up cheap eats.
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This results is that Intel says these chips offer up to 44 percent better performance with a negligible impact on battery life.
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I mean think about it, what could offer up better security than the shit they make buildings and kitchen countertops out of?
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There is one thing the cosmetics brand loves to do, and that's offer up free samples and perks for its loyal customers.
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In the main cabin, the 226 economy seats will be the largest in the Delta fleet and offer up memory foam cushions.
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Around the same time that the French family called to offer up their home, Jerome was put in contact with Vanessa Faraj.
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The company is now partnering with Portland General Electric to offer up free charging for drivers in the Portland, Oregon metro area.
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The color, "truffle," is already sold out in every size, though Aritzia does offer up the Beaune style in three other colors.
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However, the new trailer doesn't offer up any clues to the "amazing" send-off that's in store for Carrie Fisher's General Leia.
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There is, though, a crucial difference between the explanations that humans offer up for their own behaviour, and those available from machines.
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While Zoey's crush Aaron, CU's wokest bae, might be fun, their burgeoning relationship doesn't offer up the same spark as her friendships.
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Should it get picked up by Amazon, the books offer up a compelling — and daunting — road map for where we'll end up.
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Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 7.25 billion euros in BTP and CCTeu bonds at auction on July 30.
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I don't have the conviction to offer up numbers for the fourth quarter let alone '19 but we will in time, right.
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Crème & Sugar's owner, Joanna Czikalla, said that she wanted to create desserts that would offer up a little magic for her customers.
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Then, the Associated Press leaked a memo in which Delta tells employees that supervisors can offer up to $9,950 for this purpose.
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Ahead, we tackle 10 familiar problems and offer up practical solutions — plus 30+ bras you can shop to help solve them now.
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YouTube says all the features will come to every platform—iOS, Android, and desktop—soon, but didn't offer up an exact timeline.
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Maybe the company will offer up a new celebrity designer, whose warm voice will narrate big product reveals at future Apple presentations.
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That put the pressure back on Google to offer up a more mainstream approach, and on Tuesday Google offered up just that.
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It means, Ciara will have to offer up more evidence as to how her career has been damaged since Future's Twitter rant.
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Elon Musk built a test track of his own at SpaceX, allowing students to offer up improvements and play with the plans.
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Italy's Treasury said on Tuesday it would offer up to 6.75 billion euros ($8.01 billion) over three bonds at auction on Friday.
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Starting on Sunday, the department store, clearly embracing the latter half of its name, will offer up items for just one cent.
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That means Message can now help you with text responses, and offer up your location when someone is wondering where you are.
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In the winter, the company pledged to offer up to 30 percent discounts, based on volume, for hospitals that used the drugs.
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Their smart light bulbs can be controlled via app, Amazon's Alexa, and Google Assistant, and offer up to 16 million different shades.
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Good looks for a budget Motorola's always prided itself in its ability to offer up something outside of the smartphone design mainstream.
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It's not about overtly sexy, possibly objectifying suggestions for how to wear pretty, lace-laden pieces (as most lingerie brands offer up).
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It can offer up to five times the device real estate savings over current versions while enabling five times the cost savings.
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They come with a small charging case, offer up to five hours of listening time on a single charge and charge quickly.
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Generous forbearance and deferment policiesMany of the top student loan refinance lenders offer up to 12 months of forbearance for financial hardship.
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One player, the judge of that round, selects a prompt and the other players have to offer up their best reactionary GIF.
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Denny's is open for business on Thanksgiving this year and will offer up a carry-out turkey dinner for diners as well.
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However, they do not offer up any direct evidence to suggest that the website may have been brought down by a cyberattack.
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For the most part each of these locations offer up world-class waves and a spectacular backdrop for the world's best surfers.
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Her job was to thank everyone for coming, offer up prayers for loved ones, and say a few words about our dad.
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After the bushes offer up their green buds, they produce otherworldly flowers: four white petals around a shock of purple-tipped filaments.
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Then the financial sector blew up, and he threw all his free market principles out the window to offer up expensive bailouts.
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Didi Hitch, a cheaper alternative, allows regular car users to offer up their spare car seats to passengers heading the same way.
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The Republicans' floor leader, State Senator John DeFrancisco, managed to successfully offer up a motion to override a recent veto by Gov.
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So we let the pitcher offer up his four paper airplanes, and claimed that we were keeping the game moving, albeit glacially.
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How To Stream the Area 51 Raid Twitter will offer up-to-date memes and video footage as events unfold in Nevada.
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Young Thug knows how to motivate the guys in his crew -- offer up a fat stack of cash ... and watch 'em go!
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On the spec side, Qualcomm says that the 27c will offer up to 22020 percent improved performance compared to the Snapdragon 13.
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After the Christmas shopping rush, many retailers offer up huge savings, with deals rivaling those found on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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While Jemisin finds it hard to recommend books, she does offer up two recommendations from fellow award-winning female science fiction authors.
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So in a rare burst of charity, the other teams decided to offer up just enough help to keep their competition alive.
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You can double-tap the AirPod to activate Siri, and the AirPods offer up to 5 hours of playback before needing a charge.
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It'll apparently offer "up to 60 percent faster graphics performance for the most demanding video editing, 3D design and rendering workloads," Apple says.
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Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 3.75 billion euros ($4.63 billion) over three bonds at an auction on April 24.
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Women from all over the country have selflessly decided to offer up their already-worn wedding gowns to those left without a dress.
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Anyway, some L.A. bro on Twitter got his board shorts twisted and decided to offer up a $300 reward for destroying the mural.
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The brand's mysterious founder, who is rarely photographed, did offer up some personal insight into her beauty preferences via the collaboration's Kickstarter campaign.
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In fact, the only bit that took any time was the 40-question test required to offer up one's services as a writer.
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He'll be on the ground today at the Apple event to get a first look and will certainly offer up some thoughts after.
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CNN's new bot, for instance, can easily offer up the top news of the day or even guess what stories you might like.
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If our buddy is spiraling, and our gentle ways of comforting them haven't worked, you might need to offer up some tough love.
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And for we consumers, well, a blanket refusal to offer up our data to the AI gods isn't necessarily the good choice either.
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Amazon was still in the lead, but was then followed by Wish, eBay, Offer Up, Fashion Nova, GOAT, Poshmark, Letgo, Zaful and Shein.
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Car manufacturers, then, might not fully appreciate this human paradox as they offer up AI and robots to replace us behind the wheel.
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I think about this trade-off constantly, every time I scroll through Facebook, use Gmail, or offer up my location on Apple Maps.
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The Treasury said it would offer up to 3.5 billion euros of zero coupon and BTPei bonds at an auction on Sept. 27.
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I think even if the developer were to offer up a cure for cancer, Better Cupertino would find a way to oppose it.
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Almost every time Devon's a part of a conversation, he's the one listening and prompting the people around him to offer up information.
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It's been a long time coming, but Fujifilm's finally ready to offer up the sequel to its Instax Share Smartphone Printer SP-1.
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Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation—might offer up a little peace of mind for those of us residing in the European Union.
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However, both Now You See Me and Twilight were very successful and both offer up plenty of ideas for rides and strollable streets.
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None of this is particularly subtle, but the basic dynamics echo our world cleanly enough to offer up some real ground to explore.
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It's hardly the first time Trump has deviated from his communications team's statement to offer up his own explanation for a key event.
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You can listen to how it sounds originally here, and if you're a yanny-truther out there, I offer up my sincerest apologies.
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Here's what she wrote: To those who are either posting or lurking here: I want to offer up my availability to chat freely.
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A former NFL Hall of Fame player wants to offer up more than McDonald's and Burger King to the Clemson University football team.
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United Continental — The airline said it would offer up to $10,000 to customers who volunteer to give up their seats on overbooked flights.
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And while such a computer might offer up to 100 quantum bits of performance, IBM's cloud-based quantum computer will have just 5.
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The rally Wednesday night also became an opportunity for Trump to offer up new policy proposals he hopes will appeal to his base.
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Instead, governments simply offer up the rights to run tolls in a certain area without putting up their own cash into the program.
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HIs co-founder, Garrett Camp, is widely expected by multiple sources to offer up a substantial amount of his shares in the transaction.
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These types of landers offer up a unique testing environment for companies, since they can descend very rapidly from high altitudes, unlike helicopters.
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The company held another Nintendo Direct this morning, to offer up a few more morsels with about a month to go before launch.
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Before that, the company went as far as to say it would be willing to offer up more capital, should Tesla need it.
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What the fast-food chicken chain will offer up after that is anyone's guess, because what can top chicken doused in shortbread cookies?
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I've reached out to whoever runs the account, and will update this post if they offer up any gems about their creative process.
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"I've been here for a year, so there are some things that I can offer up that may help him out," Siemian said.
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The NIH announced this week that it would offer up to $20 million in grants to organizations that would research fetal tissue alternatives.
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But results have been a mixed bag on whether Apple's devices can effectively offer up actionable data to users and their care teams.
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His co-founder, Garrett Camp, is widely expected by multiple sources to offer up a substantial amount of his shares in the transaction.
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I think it comes from wanting to share and to connect, to offer up for display something that I find delightful and fascinating.
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Still, researchers make a convincing case for how superbugs go from sink to patient in hospitals, and they even offer up a solution.
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"We love to collaborate with artisans who make special, unique pieces," Noble says, noting that Lou & Grey stores offer up other brands, too.
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Sanders did not offer up how he would fund his ideas, but he pointed to rolling back Trump's tax cuts as one avenue.
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When inside the Safari web browser, for example, Gboard does not offer up autocomplete suggestions for words you might want to type next.
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Players on the field, meanwhile, get small, square popups featuring their faces that can be tapped open to offer up personalized player information.
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Italy's Treasury said on Monday it would offer up to 5.5 billion euros in 3-year and 7-year bonds on July 11.
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Roughly a month ago, YouTube announced that it was partnering with the star small forward's video business to offer up original sports programming.
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We try to overcome these small injustices with easy and affordable design solutions, of which the internet seems to offer up so many.
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But he has agreed to offer up his excuses so we can quash them one by one, and we thank him for that.
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Shares of Roku fell 3.8% on Tuesday after the company said it plans to offer up to 1 million shares of common stock.
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The Bachelor attempts to offer up some empty phrases about "passion" and "how he feels" about Madison, both to Chris and his parents.
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I'm supposed to offer up words like "resist" and "fight" as if rebellious enthusiasm is enough to overcome federally, electorally sanctioned white supremacy.
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Ms. Mack said that to become members of the secret D.O.S. group, women were required to offer up "personally damaging or ruinous" information.
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Lawmakers have yet to offer up many specific conditions on the environmental front but some have included demands for labor and consumer protections.
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Lawmakers have yet to offer up many specific conditions on the environmental front but some have included demands for labor and consumer protections.
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On the other, stories like this can offer up a good excuse for anyone who has been less successful in long-term marriage.
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Pre-orders before March 6 also offer up to $200 in credits towards things like the new Galaxy Buds+ headphones and a case.
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There's also a whole class of crystals that are meant to offer up protection — from bad spirits, negative energy from others, downer thoughts.
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Finally, the Fed could use its statement to offer up a new plan for how it will deal with its massive bond holdings.
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Conflicted over the vote amid his family trauma, Brooke tried to offer up her spot to Van Der Beek, which he respectfully denied.
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Harley-Davidson wouldn't offer up any specs, so we can only speculate on battery size, range, and each model's potential e-bike class.
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Auto policies generally offer up to $250,4013 for bodily injury per person, $500,000 per accident and $100,000 for property damage, according to NerdWallet.
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Here, experts offer up lesser known but equally charming destinations in Italy, France, Switzerland and Austria, with lodging suggestions and approximate nightly rates.
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Within three-to-five years, it aims to offer up to 100 generic medicines critical to the everyday function of its member hospitals.
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Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 2225 billion euros ($2100 billion) over the following bonds at auction on May 240.
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The airline said it will now offer up to $10,000 to customers who volunteer to give up their seats on an overbooked flight.
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Two of the agencies with IG vacancies, the Postal Service and the Federal Election Commission, offer up their own nominations for congressional approval.
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The bank has said it would offer up to 300 billion forints worth of these new swaps to banks in the first quarter.
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But it's not my responsibility — or the responsibility of anyone with blemishes — to offer up our medical conditions in the name of positivity.
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Each baker, a Girl Scout spokesperson told the Washington Post, can offer up to eight varieties; as new cookies come, old cookies go.
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If Messenger recognizes the meaning of your text in any of 15 different popular languages, it will even offer up filters with related art.
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Italy's Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 225 billion euros ($2300 billion) over two bonds at an auction on Nov. 2225.
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Not only did the rapper offer up a late-to-the-table endorsement of Donald Trump, but West also shared his thoughts on race.
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The two ended up in urgent care together, which made for a great photo-op, she said, though she didn't offer up the shot.
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Jenner didn't offer up a closer look, but thanks to the piece's designer, Elliot Avianne, everyone got a chance to peek at the stunner.
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Without the same kind of brick and mortar presence, Samsung's looking to outside partners to offer up quick turnaround for users with battered devices.
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Comcast could potentially offer up an August lock as part of an all-in smart home bundle that also includes, say, a Nest thermostat.
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So we asked a group of nurses to offer up the grossest, craziest, and most all-out bizarre things they've witnessed while on call.
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For those of us that don't find comfort in watching hot knives delicately destroy their surroundings, I am here to offer up a solution.
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The ability to offer up more inventive ideas on short notice is a valuable skill, no matter what kind of day job you have.
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Novatek's head and its largest shareholder, Leonid Mikhelson, has said Novatek could offer up to 49 percent in Arctic LNG-2 to foreign investors.
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Rosa DeLaura and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand are out there fighting for a bill that would offer up to 12 weeks of paid leave nationally.
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Beginning this summer, the company will also offer up a bundle that includes a stand and a devoted LCD monitor that runs $100 more.
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Instead of algorithms presenting deterministic "yes" or "no" results to queries, new systems are able to offer up more probabilistic inferences about the world.
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As for the Pistons, they're coming off a playoff season -- and there's talk Detroit could offer up a max contract to Drummond in 2020.
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They turn to Josh, a smoldering, sensitive, tattoo artist and close friend, to see if he'd be willing to offer up his reproductive goods.
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Screenshot: GizmodoBoth Gmail and Apple Mail (on mobile) will offer up Unsubscribe links on messages that they detect that you can actually unsubscribe from.
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Specifically, the Strong Families Act creates a tax credit to incentivize businesses to offer up to 12 weeks of paid family leave per year.
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It also announced that it will offer up to $25,000 for fertility, surrogacy, adoption, and egg-freezing, for opposite- and same-sex couples alike.
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When Sex Education's Aimee Gibbs admitted that she'd never had to masturbate before, wannabe sex therapist Otis stepped in to offer up some advice.
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Her many quirks and the bizarre details of the scandal offer up the perfect inspiration for the talents of a seasoned impressionist like McKinnon.
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United Airlines also announced on Thursday it will offer up to $10,000 to customers who will give up their seat on an overbooked flight.
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As in past years, Mr. Obama will offer up a mix of policy proposals and administration accomplishments with tales of American courage and patriotism.
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The Kurds will probably offer up hard-won strategic assets like the oilfields of Deir Ezzor and the cities of Raqqa and Tal Abyad.
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Cards like the Discover It card or the Chase Freedom offer up to 5% cash back on rotating categories — like dining out or groceries.
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Someone does eventually offer up Diddy's "You Could Be My Lover" off his most recent "MMM" mixtape -- and Fiddy performed a mocking lip sync.
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Along with a handful of other election tricks, Amazon's imbued its AI assistant with the ability to offer up real-time election results today.
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To celebrate the sphincter-strengthening event, Alamo Drafthouse will offer up "clowns-only" screenings at 17 of its locations across the United States. Yep.
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"So quick to offer up a prayer or a friendly greeting, they will forever be missed by the people who loved them," James wrote.
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And that information lay at the heart of PERA's repeated opposition to proposed reforms, and refusal to offer up alternative changes of its own.
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Some women posted to encourage others to get long-term birth control immediately or to offer up information about their experiences with the devices.
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Then, there's always the iconic New York City food trucks and carts, which offer up some of the tastiest, cheapest food in the city.
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One reason may be that high-density developers would be required to offer up to 20 percent of their units at below-market rates.
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Italy's Treasury said on Friday it would offer up to 7.25 billion euros ($8.61 billion) over three bonds at an auction on Aug. 300.
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Like the Platinum Delta Amex, it will also offer up to a $100 statement credit to cover the cost of Global Entry or PreCheck.
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Now Donald Trump has taken the opportunity to offer up the results of a recent physical to prove that he's in tip-top shape.
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In less than six minutes, Abigail manages to offer up a soundtrack for pounding shots, hailing Satan, and moving on to the next bar.
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But we're here to offer up some tools to make more conscious decisions next time you've got the urge to hit *add to cart*.
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On Twitter and on Facebook, millions of us offer up-to-the-minute updates on our state of mind with essentially no prompting whatsoever.
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Italy is due to offer up to 7.5 billion euros over three bonds at an auction on Tuesday in a test of investor demand.
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Later in the evening, Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes (D) said she also wouldn't offer up the information requested by the panel.
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After all, it is not incumbent on a historian to offer up possible remedies — except this is the closing task Khalidi sets for himself.
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However, we would point out that the Republican Party could offer up a rhesus monkey and it would get 2628 million votes in support.
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Italy's Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 240 billion euros ($6.25 billion) over three bonds at an auction on Oct. 30.
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Relaying tales of natural women through a supernatural grammar flips essentialism on its head; these accounts offer up feminine bodies and performance at once.
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Fake bidders thwarted Zimmerman's previous efforts to auction off the gun on a different website by driving the highest offer up to $66 million.
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According to Mashable, Pornhub's comments sections are becoming an unlikely place where users can ask for advice, share life hacks, and even offer up recipes.
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And talk about a throwback: Rio manages to offer up a blood-red hue that is identical to the one in the famous cover art.
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But the evolution has spilled into streaming as well, with sites like PhishShows and PhishTracks that offer up on-demand streams of the band's shows.
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Nonas uses a minimalistic approach, a simple gesture or a basic series of cuts, to offer up the complexities of the environment his work inhabits.
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Like a graveyard of the American dream where the dead are reborn, Styrofoam cups become minimalist sculpture while old luncheable containers offer up cardboard snacks.
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In other words, it knows you better, and that helps Google Assistant know what you need or helps Google search offer up more relevant results.
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Price point will certainly be a factor — after all, a huge part of Alexa's success was Amazon's ability to offer up hardware close to cost.
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The deal seems to be part of a Netflix play to offer up ambitious blockbuster-style fare like the recent Brad Pitt movie War Machine.
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The real-estate company, based in Zug, Switzerland, will offer up to 3.56 million newly issued registered shares, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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And Hotez, for one, told The Verge that they and Amazon should hire chief scientific officers who can evaluate the content these sites offer up.
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According to TechCrunch, companies are hoping to offer up affordable and accurate fertility tests so that women can take family planning into their own hands.
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But the most interesting accessory might be the Galaxy Buds, which look like Samsung's latest attempts to offer up an answer to Apple's popular AirPods.
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But he did offer up a carrot, when he recycled an old Labour proposal to ban the fees that property-letting agents can charge tenants.
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The Treasury said on Tuesday it would offer up to 3 billion euros in a new November 2021 zero-coupon bond at auction on Friday.
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So you can offer up your knowledge to anyone who's curious the next time you're standing in checkout line, holding your trusty tube with confidence.
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And lucky for us, plenty of big name grocery stores offer up a smorgasbord of seasonal goods that come ready for instant unwrapping and noshing.
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And while the console versions offer up beautiful 23D visuals, on 264DS you'll be able to swap between modern graphics and old-school pixel art.
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Participating skills offer up a certain amount of free content, in order to hook users in to a one-time payment to unlock more stuff.
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Italy's Treasury said on Tuesday it would offer up to 1.25 billion euros in five- and 10-year inflation-linked bonds at auction on Feb.
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If you want full music playback functionality, you'll need Apple Music (which Siri will happily offer up as a free three-month trial on setup).
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Monster Products will offer up to 300 million of its "Monster money tokens" (MMNY) for the offering, the company said in a regulatory filing bit.
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For anyone who will feel lost without the scrub/mask hybrid, Lush continues to offer up recommendations for alternative products on the original Instagram announcement.
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Italo planned to offer up to 40 percent of its capital in an initial public offering (IPO) in Milan by the end of this month.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Drake shared a photo of himself sporting a grey beard, inviting his fans to offer up captions in exchange for OVO tickets.
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Love can hurt like hell, and Beer even took some time to offer up advice to one follower who questioned her about dealing with heartbreak.
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There are 1,500 responses available through the skill, which describe points of interest, offer up contextual information and just generally help you through the game.
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Shawkat and Costa do offer up Blue Is the Warmest Color-level coupling; the romance that follows is hot and hasty, to say the least.
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As promised, the San Diego-based component manufacturer has a lot more information to offer up on its new flagship chip this week at CES.
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If a filmmaker's campaign qualifies for Kodak's help, Kodak will offer up to $20,000 worth of 35mm film or $15,000 worth of Super 16mm film.
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Bloomberg's sources say he originally wanted to offer up to half of his Uber stake, but couldn't because of limits in the tender offer agreement.
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Perhaps nuclear and conventional force negotiations are done together or on separate tracks, (but) what the US shouldn't do is offer up unilateral force reductions.
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During a recent interview with The Times, she did offer up a brief clue about what might be in store for her character this season.
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While banks believe that innovation and common-sense standards are the surest paths to increased security, the retail lobby continues to offer up only distractions.
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Fast-food stops like Chick-fil-A and PDQ offer up nuggets and sandwiches, while KFC and Popeyes serve crispy fried chicken on-the-go.
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The goal is to offer up the best data, analytics and visualization tools to the clients of the firm, which manages $150 billion in assets.
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She believed she could offer up very little information to Davis, and he might accidentally confirm lots of details — or even give her new ones.
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United Airlines said on Tuesday that it would offer "up to" 10% off of flights for young adults who book through the airline's mobile app.
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These companies are founded on algorithms that take as inputs the immense amount of personal data that we offer up every minute of the day.
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The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it plans to offer up to $12 billion in aid to farmers and ranchers following calls for relief.
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Cemex Philippines plans to offer up to 2.337 billion common shares at an offer price of up to 17 pesos per share, the documents said.
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But the accounts do offer up a number of piquant revelations on that nation's crisis, including outright policy mistakes, dubious conduct, personal agendas and tragedies.
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" After validating West's right to offer up an opinion, Lathan noted that there are "real-world, real-life consequence behind everything that you just said.
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For many generations the Akha grew rice, which each member of the community is supposed to offer up to their ancestors 12 times a year.
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Previously, Emaar had said it would offer up to 30 percent of the business, distributing funds raised as dividends to shareholders in the parent company.
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It's early on, to be fair, but the goal here is to offer up as much as we can to kind of improve their tech.
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While early iterations of the bot tried to offer up trips involving last minute flights, they've since learned to focus on things within driving distance.
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Now the vampire claims four donors—people who offer up their blood to him on a periodic basis—all of whom, he says, found him.
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Reddit has a few theories to offer up as to how Peters' appearance ties into the storyline, and we have one of our own. 1.
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If anyone could spot the flaw in that thinking — and offer up countless robust ideas on how to elevate it — it would probably be him.
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I want to hear from other players in the league, or at the very least, journalists and media members who can offer up some analysis.
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A legislative lunge toward gun control in the inaugural months of the 116th Congress would offer up the first test for the new Democratic majority.
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Here I offer up my personal story as a burnt offering, a cautionary tale, in the hopes that others might avoid the mistakes we made.
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The menu is a kaleidoscope because Mr. Vongerichten and Thomas McKenna, his executive chef, are trying to offer up something for many moods and occasions.
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For a brief time, they could offer up a kind of Borgesian magic, but the writing was schlocky, the plot twists jarring, the endings inconsequential.
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Italy's Treasury said on Friday it would offer up to 6.25 billion euro in three long-term government bonds at an auction on October 300.
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If you're going through a tough time of your own and people are pestering you about how they can help, offer up these ideas yourself.
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These systems have gotten pretty nifty, but the companies mostly offer up cars that wealthy customers want to try out, like Teslas, BMWs and Mustangs.
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I'd venture that these might be the same people who offer up too much detail (for you) regarding their loved-ones' illness or death stories.
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According to the company, these offer up to 20 hours of battery life with the case, but just five hours of battery life without it.
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Italy's Treasury said on Monday it would offer up to 7.75 billion euros ($9 billion) over three BTP bonds at an auction on Sept. 13.
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In well-connected environments, I find individuals (myself included) are quick to flex their access muscles and offer up people they can connect them too.
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As Valentina started to squirm, I thought I should maybe offer up my bloodline, which, after a quick internal tally, realized didn't sound much better.
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Key details about the basic premise — which the comics offer up almost immediately — are still nowhere to be found even four episodes into the season.
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The partnership is just the latest step in Lyft's plan to offer up its vast network of passengers and drivers to companies developing self-driving cars.
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Rather than utilizing some bit of consumer AI like Alexa or Siri, however, the robot is trained to offer up answers provided by the temple's masters.
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Prince Ali told UEFA delegates if he won the election he would appoint a European as his secretary general but did not offer up a name.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't reward your spending with cash back or points, but it does offer up to $600 in cell phone coverage against damage or theft.
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Ahead of launch, Intel is claiming that its own in-house AI will offer up even better contextual info than the likes of Assistant or Siri.
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And in the days since Monday's caucuses, politicians have scrambled to offer up their home states as the perfect replacement to vote first in the nation.
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Each of Reddit's communities will be able to offer up to six awards, and they're free to make the selection process as democratic as they like.
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Now, Rosé All Day is getting a festival, so those who aren't ready to give up their summer drink of choice can offer up a toast.
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The starting salary for nurses in Los Angeles public schools is around $55,000, while hospitals can offer up to $100,000, with the opportunity to earn overtime.
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Not content with Cheerios — perhaps they're not out yet wherever he is — he's hoping that next year, Kellogg's deigns to offer up pumpkin-flavored Rice Krispies.
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The latter tried to undo the criminal handiwork of the former, but it could only offer up a much more complicated recipe for happiness as replacement.
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In terms of its power, the GTX 1070 Ti is positioned to offer up high frame rates for those who game in 2K resolution and below.
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That said, the new moon (or other quieter heavenly shifts) can still offer up a unique set of opportunities, though they may be much lower key.
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Whale lets users post questions and enter into a one-to-one video conversation with an influencer or expert who can offer up the perfect answer.
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Fans were quick to offer up compliments to the director, proving that nobody's really ready for the movie when it arrives in theaters on March 9.
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Well, the runways sometimes offer up trends you can already find in stores now, meaning your lack of inspiration is about to go out the window.
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It falls on them to share their traumas, to offer up their unhappy experiences so other people can take them to heart or pick them apart.
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But with its new model, Bucketfeet will be able to offer up hundreds of different styles, while only making its shoes once a customer buys one.
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And where it was wrong: Putin did not—at least publicly—offer up Edward Snowden as a bargaining chip for better relations with the United States.
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Considering the men and women who work in the sex industry offer up their bodies, it's only fair that you try and be polite and considerate.
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The report also raises questions about the DEA's practice of paying so-called limited use sources, or tipsters who offer up information independently to the government.
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But it declined to offer up a smoking gun proving that Clinton or other senior officials had willfully ignored security concerns to boost their political careers.
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Both models offer up to 128GB of storage, while the 5s has up to 264GB of RAM and the Plus goes up to 24GB of RAM.
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The Trump administration has planned an emergency aid package that would offer up to $12 billion for farmers hurt by tariffs caused by the trade dispute.
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They also now feature hands-free access to Siri using just your voice, and offer up to three hours of talk time on a single charge.
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If the attorney general believes a suspected terrorist should be added to the list, she should have to go to court first and offer up evidence.
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I offer up my ankle as he takes hold of my leg with one hand his other hand is slowing winding its way up my leg.
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It feels like the left, in Britain anyway, really struggles to offer up those key big ideas for people to connect with in times like these.
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The report also raises questions about the DEA's practice of paying so-called "limited use" sources, or tipsters who offer up information independently to the government.
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Its epic sweep and intimate storytelling offer up something that's completely unlike anything else on TV — including the previous seasons of Orange Is the New Black.
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This grassroots, community-built directory on a simple Google spreadsheet connects van-lifers struggling to find shelter with people generous enough to offer up their land.
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But neither leader will want to leave the meeting empty-handed, so they might offer up a symbolic concession to kick-start a much longer process.
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More recently, General Motors announced that its GMC Hummer EV electric pickup will offer up to 11,500 pound-feet of torque, a measure of pulling power.
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If you can welcome it as a gift from the internet, it might offer up a valuable conversation with the most mature side of your teenager.
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But to stand and watch idly and do nothing—I think people will regret if things go along and they didn't offer up their very best.
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To foster togetherness, at the end of each investment committee meeting, participants are asked to offer up a personal tidbit about how they spent their weekends.
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The 75ts, fully-charged, offer up to 7.5 hours of continuous battery life, as well as up to 28 hours when you include its charging case.
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But for larger models, the company's more robust systems offer up to 100 kilowatt-hours, the latter on a par with the market's longest-range electrics.
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Twelve craftspeople — 10 of whom worked on the Defender production line — will restore early models of the 43x4, which Land Rover will offer up for sale.
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On phone screens, the Assistant is able to offer up Smart Replies that can speed up the conversation by letting you respond without having to speak.
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Each garden is run hosted by different members of the neighborhood, mostly middle-age volunteers, women who offer up plums and flowers as we cut through.
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Alberta announced its strategy nearly a year ago to offer up to C$1 billion in loan guarantees and grants to spur construction of such facilities.
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Performers from Pearlman's other groups, including C-Note, LFO, O-Town, and Innosense, offer up a wide array of accusations, ranging from pedophilia to death threats.
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Estimated to generate $1 billion of revenue, drilling would offer up little more than a drop to counter the tax law's $1.4 trillion bucket of deficit.
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If Cuarón doesn't offer up the answers to Brody's questions, it's probably because Roma's intention isn't to instruct anyone on the sociopolitical realities of 1970s Mexico.
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"Free Border Pole Trade" (2016) is a performative installation wherein the artists offer up 15 border markers, cast with palm sugar, for trade with the audience.
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Even after a strange laughing incident and privacy concerns, Alexa still reigns supreme, ready to offer up the day's weather forecast or tell a joke on command.
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Lotte Chemical said it plans to offer up to 740.48 million shares in its Malaysian unit, with an over-allotment option for up to 55.54 million shares.
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It will also offer up to seven hours of free college credit to high school students and provide free SAT and ACT prep through a partner network.
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The Apple-Amazon deal will offer up newer devices directly from Apple, like the iPad Pro, iPhone XR, iPhone XS, Apple Watch Series 4, and Beats headphones.
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Chrome's other big selling point, naturally, is pricing, and the company fittingly also promised to offer up $189 Windows 10 systems aimed specifically to compete with Chromebooks.
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As his wife grew frailer, Scott couldn't bear to see his wife go through the treatments and decided to offer up his own kidney to help her.
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Aside from racking up record views on their videos, the YouTubers each offer up unique qualities and experiences that are bound to make for an interesting conversation.
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It will offer up to 39 million shares, or 25.8 percent of its capital, with the over-allotment option taking this up to just under 30 percent.
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That's well beyond the four hours promised on the Freedom – though, oddly the company opted not to offer up the battery clip that comes with that device.
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Photo: AppleApple says the Shortcut Apps was designed to make Siri more proactive, so that it can offer up useful suggestions without even needing you to ask.
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It will likely be alone in any fights against Washington as the tech industry looks for a sacrificial lamb to offer up in penance for its sins.
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Mexico's foreign exchange commission said in an afternoon release that Banco de México, also known as Banxico, would offer up to $20 billion in foreign exchange hedges.
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The goal is to offer up a cheaper location than the nearby Guiana Space Centre in South America's French Guiana where all of Europe's rockets take flight.
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Citizens offer up tasks that will send you further from base to acquire new materials, learn new combat techniques, and discover additional recipes to fortify your stronghold.
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They use natural language processing to determine how call center agents are interacting with customers and offer up suggestions as to what they might be doing better.
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Mendelson has already previewed a number of things the company is working on to both improve this first generation and offer up in the inevitable M2 device.
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The Treasury said on Monday it would offer up to 8.5 billion euros ($9.5 billion) in bonds at auction on Thursday including a new three-year bond.
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The popular streaming service teamed up with Google to offer up free speakers to all new and existing Individual and Family Premium subscribers from now through Nov.
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The book did not offer up much by way of corroboration, but Tyrnauer was determined to use his training as a journalist to back up Bowers' claims.
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Kimmel himself, even, might have taken a stand and considered forgoing his reported $15,000 salary for the gig to offer up his spot to a woman instead.
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This new app lets teachers change the variables for the world, offer up items to students, communicate with students, and transport students virtually from a central interface.
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Olivia Wilde, who is expecting her second child with fiancé Jason Sudeikis, took to Twitter to call out fellow passengers who failed to offer up a seat.
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Weakened in a tense and volatile media climate, desperate for anything, a magazine will offer up or take anything offered by the subjects they wish to cover.
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People offer up their remedy opinions.. I jokingly said if peeing on it gets me on the field where I belong, I'll put up a signup sheet.
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Instead, Hasbro announced today, the game will offer up eight new tokens: the Scottie dog, top hat, car, battleship, cat, T-rex, rubber ducky and penguin tokens.
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During this transition period, MoviePass will offer up to six films to choose from daily, including a selection of major studio first-run films and independent releases.
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What's more, its low-latency servers offer up to 10Gbps connectivity for amazingly high connection speeds at any one of its 15 VPN nodes around the world.
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Intel also showcased a new iteration of the Optane solid-state drive, the 905P, which will offer up to 1.5 TB in a smaller M.2 design.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, who has proposed cuts to an array of government agencies, is asking department heads to offer up plans to operate more efficiently.
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The goal is to have the mobile app offer up insights on treatment options, local social service support systems and even on the needs of care-givers.
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But while installing and maintaining that service on planes certainly isn't cheap, exorbitant prices stand out in a world where many businesses offer up access for free.
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But while our usual finds are at Ulta Beauty, Sephora, or Nordstrom, we often forget that drugstores also offer up discounted items on products all the time.
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By Federal Regulation (good luck trying to parse those if you're not an attorney), airlines can offer up to $1,350 plus "other considerations" for each volunteered seat.
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Calling himself a 'Reserve Avenger,' Deadpool 2star Ryan Reynolds was quick to offer up a message for the young boy, as was Captain America himself, Chris Evans.
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The Herald articles suggest this travesty of justice went down because Epstein was able to offer up information that was (possibly) used in an unrelated federal investigation.
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That space-gray system will offer up to 33 cores of performance, insane graphics and, at $4,999, it's probably not going to be the iMac for everyone.
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That's not terribly fast — cable networks these days can offer up to a gigabit per second, or about 20 times the speed that T-Mobile is offering.
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Although the suit cites no specific instance of attempted rape and murder, it does offer up several examples of aggressive men coming to his home and workplace.
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To offer up a more nuanced and varied understanding of these terms, I interviewed people about these words and their meaning during my travels through central Appalachia.
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Until it's possible for people to offer up a kidney without suffering the potential financial hardship, it may be difficult to get patients the organs they need.
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The two countries are considering three sites for the potential summit, Trump said on Saturday, but he did not offer up details about where those sites were.
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LeoLabs can help with that conversation as it proceeds, Ceperley says, thanks to its continued mission to offer up as much data as possible about LEO traffic.
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On Tuesday, an interview with New York Daily News editorial board reignited questions about whether Sanders can offer up specifics on how to carry out his vision.
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Two movies attempt to offer up blockbuster shivers this summer: the latest installment of The Mummy franchise and the much-hyped contagion thriller It Comes at Night.
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But now it's clear that the company is exploring how to use host technology to create replicants of actual people — to offer up immortality as a product.
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If not, it's time to offer up your sincere apologies, make sure no one in the car is wanted, and let the occupants go along their way.
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On Wednesday morning, Straight Path announced that the unidentified bidder has now revised its offer up, to $135.96 per share, reflecting a value of approximately $2.3 billion.
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Democrats running for office this year have struggled to offer up any competitive economic program because it's tough to combat the booming jobs market and accelerating growth.
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Prince Mohammed has said he expects the IPO, which will offer up to five percent of the company, to value Aramco at a minimum of $2 trillion.
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Some of the craftspeople who sell merchandise on Etsy were primed to take advantage of an election that tends to offer up memes on a daily basis.
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The bank will also offer up to 50,000 miles as a sign-on bonus and a 25% boost on miles earned through the card, the report cnb.
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She promised McCain's daughter she would offer up a public apology, which is the appropriate thing to do when your inappropriate and offensive remarks are made public.
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The card will offer up to $800 per claim and up to $1,000 per year for covered theft of damage, and there will be a $50 deductible.
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Inner voices are a facet of ordinary life: They grumble and chastise and offer up opinions, though to what extent differs from one person to the next.
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The Fed said it will offer up to $500 billion in overnight repo loans each morning and an additional $500 billion in overnight repo loans each afternoon.
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As an artist and a storyteller, how might I aesthetically, conceptually and tactically intervene in that historical erasure process and offer up something new, reimagined and unruly?
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Basically, it's a way for offices to offer up a devoted Teams audio/video conferencing device at the fraction of the cost of its other enterprise solutions.
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There is now a Carbon X-Prize, which will offer up to $20 million in prize money to the team with the best idea for carbon utilization.
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On Tuesday, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced that the Trump administration will offer up to $12 billion in emergency aid to farmers hurt by the tariff policy.
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A report by Barclays at the end of February said Cellnex could offer up to 0.4-1.2 euros per share more than other players because of synergies.
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The responses of House Republicans to the impeachment inquiry have been fairly predictable, although Representative Matt Gaetz did offer up a stunner of a line Tuesday morning.
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Haven Life&aposs term life insurance policies offer up to $3 million worth of coverage and include extra perks like an accelerated death benefit and guaranteed renewability.
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Dossia also lobbied for better standards for data-sharing, which are now enabling companies like Apple to offer up health data to consumers right on the iPhone.
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The 4,53 mAh enclosed battery will offer up to 10 hours of continuous music playing or up to 11 hours of stand-by life, the company said.
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Biden's camp seems to be arguing that embarking on such a quest is giving in to Trump, since he'll try to tar anyone the Dems offer up.
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While Mr. Guilluy is withering in his criticism of establishment politicians on both the left and right, he does not offer up anything concrete in their place.
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Much of the fulsome effect of contemplating Williams's adroit paintings has to do with their meaninglessness: their refusal to offer up a useful narrative of historical significance.
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They can take hours and hours of their time to talk, helping Woodward nail down dates and details, and offer up tons of newsworthy or juicy information.
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Succumbing to the demands of impatient foodies and convenience-spoiled diners everywhere, a new appliance is set to offer up single-serve frozen yogurt in just 10 minutes.
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Rather than offer up more violent content, the approach of that recommendation system is to do the opposite—it points users to content intended to de-radicalize them.
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Apple's also equipped the larger iMac with configurable AMD Radeon Pro Vega 48 graphics with 221GB of HBM21 memory, which offer "up to 2799 percent" faster graphics performance.
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" Pressed to explain how that jibed with Trump's tweet late Wednesday night describing the deal as "dumb," Turnbull could offer up little more than: "Well, that's his tweet.
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One last question about Sid: You don't really offer up your take on what happened that infamous night at the Chelsea hotel so let me ask you directly.
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NOAA denied those accusations, and refused to offer up some of the records that Smith asked for, such as all email correspondence about the climate study in question.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama took a minute during his Friday news conference to offer up White House medial services to an individual who appeared to have fainted.
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One reason she incises the surface is to start off with an active ground, which, in the tangle of crisscrossing lines, will offer up unexpected forms and configurations.
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That morning, a colleague worked her way down a call list, phoning reporters to give them a heads up about the deal and offer up 10-minute interviews.
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Happy Death Day 2U's meditation on sadness, loss, and grief offer up a self-portrait of its own genre and the repercussions of the violence we see onscreen.
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Users take a photo or upload a screenshot of a look they like, and Amazon will offer up suggestions that factor in things like price, reviews and brands.
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Microsoft Surface Pro X Microsoft introduced the Surface Earbuds, a set of truly wireless headphones that offer up to 23 hours of battery life with its charging case.
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The company says that, compared to the older model, the updated version will offer up to two times faster CPU performance and up to three times faster graphics.
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And since I and the journalists at CNBC returned the broken units to Samsung so we could get replacements, we're waiting on Samsung to offer up an explanation.
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It's not the first to offer up scientific papers through search – Google Scholar already surfaces articles for researchers from peer-reviewed resources, as does the popular PLOS ONE.
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These alphabet creams offer up coverage and then a little something more, like SPF (BB), color correction (CC), or everything else you find in your medicine cabinet (DD).
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Windows Central doesn't offer up any potential specifications for the Courier-like device, but it's clear Microsoft will focus on universal Windows apps like OneNote and Edge primarily.
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Out of the case, Surface Earbuds offer up to eight hours of listening time on a single charge, compared with AirPods' up to five hours of listening time.
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But Carpool takes that community aspect of the app a bit further, letting drivers actually offer up rides to people who happen to be heading in their direction.
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The French investment firm succesfully repurchased its 2017, 2018 and 2019 bond issues under its tender offer up to a maximum amount of 210 million euros ($220 million).
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The big box retailer announced this morning that it will be opening extra early on October 13 to offer up the gaming peripheral as early as humanly possible.
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The World Energy Council's "energy trilemma index" ranks countries based on their "likely ability" to offer up sustainable energy policies via energy security, energy equity and environmental sustainability.
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But the opportunity in consumer electronics could be far greater – imagine a smartphone that can tell how you're feeling and offer up content, communication and app suggestions accordingly.
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Bixby has the ability to identify products and offer up shopping links, for instance, like working with a new makeup virtual try-on mode to provide Sephora shopping.
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So why would they offer up full access to their content to Apple users for pennies on the dollar, when they could keep selling a better product themselves?
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Stadler on Friday said bookbuilding will begin on Monday and it would offer up to 13 million existing shares, of which Spuhler would contribute up to 35 million.
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Facebook has plenty of users to offer up from every demographic around the world, providing ample reason for developers of all styles to get on board its platform.
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He may get a deal; he may even be prepared to offer up Mr Assad as well, as long as he is replaced by someone Russia finds acceptable.
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His brother Grant, the band's drummer and next longest-serving member, leans forward while Scott falls back into the couch, considering every line that his bandmates offer up.
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A successful assistant means getting users to buy into an ecosystem, buy more hardware and offer up a ton of that contextual data that companies love so much.
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During the singer's weekend-long livestream, she didn't just offer up music and dancing, she went all-out lifestyle brand and incorporated some food in the mix, too.
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While it doesn't offer up anything in the way of big new features, it's probably worth the update just to make multitasking work the way it's supposed to.
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Facebook is unveiling a "Candidate Info" section ahead of the fast-approaching midterm elections, a new feature that will offer up short videos from hopefuls around the country.
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And those who are able will also need to offer up their weekends and evenings to knock on voters doors, make phone calls, and recruit friends to volunteer.
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Several of the agency's partners, including the Humane Society of the United States and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, have contributed to offer up an additional $18,000.
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Canada has decided to split the soldiers between various missions, with no more than 200 going to any one spot, and will offer up transport aircraft and helicopters.
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Before each practice, Packers players meet with kids from the local community who offer up their bicycles for the quick journey from the locker rooms to the fields.
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Diversified airline creditsBoth versions of the Platinum card offer up to $200 in annual statement credits each year toward incidental fees on a single airline of your choice.
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As a sub, you can also offer up your own forms of verbal communication, or discuss other signals to use in case you've got something in your mouth.
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According to Travel + Leisure, Flyover Country uses maps and information from geological and paleontological databases to identify the landscape passing beneath a plane and offer up additional information.
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The other change to ratings is specific to uberPOOL, and will offer up a number of options to help riders explain their star rating after they assign one.
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The paid leave portion of the new bill applies only to companies with 500 or fewer employees, requiring them to offer up to 14 days of paid leave.
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Italy's Treasury said on Thursday it would offer up to 2.5 billion euros ($2.8 billion) of the 2.0% February 2028 BTP bond in an exchange auction on Friday.
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But he did offer up claims ranging from ridiculous to racist: The whole affair echoed the 2016 campaign, when cable news was criticized for airing Trump's rallies uninterrupted.
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On a positive note, she explains that out of all the things that "higher power" takes away from people in life, she's happy to offer up her hair.
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Group calling app Houseparty says rumors it's been hacked are a "smear campaign" and that it will offer up to $1 million to anyone who can supply proof.
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And it allows us to offer up jewelry as an art form that uses metal as a medium, and designer pieces that these clients couldn't necessarily afford otherwise.
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The move "[opens] up the door for potential rate cuts and should immediately offer up a reprieve to Chinese companies," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets.
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When the series premieres on Sunday, December 8, it will offer up two full sex scenes — and the beginnings of a third romp — in less than 11 minutes.
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We're sorry to say that we don't have a solution to tablet envy, but we can offer up a device that's designed with the whole family in mind.
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And it might have been had DeVos been able to offer up anything other than benign platitudes and non-answers to every question that Lesley Stahl asked her.
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By the next day, Buffett had decided he would be willing to offer up to $140 a share for the company, besting Apollo's offer of $130 a share.
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So, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert donned a Chicago-style moustache to offer up a few cold weather tips for the good people of the Windy City.
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He said the mob boss would ask him to take walks with him when they were both alone in the unit and Bulger would offer up gruesome details.
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They don&apost offer up enough women who have actually done it, and often end up being a time suck for the women they&aposre trying to support.
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The fact that SpaceIL kept working toward this mission after the competition ended inspired the X Prize Foundation to offer up a new award, contingent on the team's success.
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BECKY QUICK: David Faber reported last week that you had said you would offer up to $20 billion, double the $10 billion that you did do on this deal.
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He worked to make it easier for tech companies to sell things to the Pentagon, for their engineers to work there, and for their bosses to offer up advice.
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" Though the Good Place star continued to insist the search wasn't her doing, Morrison did have some advice to offer up on the matter: "You know about antifreeze, right?
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Following in the steps of tools like Hadoop, Spark made it possible for companies like Netflix to process huge amounts of user data to offer up recommendations at scale.
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It's so taken up with making sure everything is set in place that it largely forgets to do anything other than offer up a long series of stilted introductions.
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You can't seriously offer up 5-year-old hardware to people who need fast performance and systems capable of running cutting-edge hardware and expect to take it seriously.
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In the meantime, officials will offer up to $5,000 to each household affected by the fire to pay for emergency living expenses, including temporary housing and food, he said.
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"Mourou is certainly the most palatable candidate Ennahda could offer up to the secularists," said Sharan Grewal, a visiting fellow at the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings.
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Even Bran Stark, hailed as the living memory of humanity, has notably failed to offer up much from that memory that's useful in shaping the current series of conflicts.
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Film fans (or parents of Frozen-addicted children) may still buy standalone movies, but the trend has increasingly been toward streaming packages that offer up an assortment of content.
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Jeremy Hosking, a multimillionaire Brexiteer, is using his campaign outfit, Brexit Express, to offer up to £5,000 ($6,500) each to candidates fighting Remain-supporting MPs in almost 140 constituencies.
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The docuseries hails from Laguna Beach producer Mark Ford, and attempts to offer up another addictive look at ridiculously rich, seaside young people with other ridiculously rich, seaside friends.
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" Zuckerberg was unable to definitely say that lies would not be allowed in Facebook's political ads, though he did offer up the elementary school sentiment that "lying is bad.
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McAlister's Deli: On V-Day, participating McAlister's locations will offer up to two complimentary kids meals with the purchase of an adult entrée for all guests that dine in.
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October is nearly here, so it's time to think about Halloween, and streaming services are doing their best to offer up a selection of the spooky, supernatural, and suspenseful.
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What's unusual, though, is someone calling themselves out for it — stepping forward of their own volition, months after originally being bashed — to offer up a sincere (if belated) apology.
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" Thus, students Adam Ferriss, Jesse R. Fleming, Neil Mendoza and Theo Triantafyllidis offer up a series of works that looks at "how society copes with current forms of digitalism.
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Uber's teamed up with Google to offer up an in-app "Find Your Polling Place" feature that will perform the aforementioned task when a user enters in their address.
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Some news outlets have erroneously claimed that Russia is willing to provide an audio recording, but Reuters is reporting that Putin didn't offer up any audio, just a transcript.
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Since Cam doesn't offer up any concrete explanation, it relies on performances for momentum — and only an actor of Madeline Brewer's caliber could pull a challenge like this off.
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But thanks to a twist fairly early on, which I won't spoil here, Dragon Quest XI manages to (mostly) stave off cliche and offer up a surprisingly engrossing story.
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E-commerce retailers can easily offer up cardboard boxes with recycled content, FSC-certified tissue paper, and soy-based inks, which can all be stuffed in the recycling bin.
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Unlike rawhides or other chew toys that eventually get totally chewed down and consumed, these bones are made of nylon that offer up long-term chewing for active dogs.
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The delay will also afford Anki time to figure out how to offer up third-party apps, be it through an app store or directly through existing app stores.
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"We think (Comcast) could reasonably take the offer up to 1300p, but they would be giving away value at anything above that," New Street Research analyst Jonathan Chaplin said.
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As for feedback, Google is now making it easier for individual users to offer up feedback about offensive or inaccurate content appearing in its Autocomplete and Featured Snippets features.
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Coming forward as a survivor unfortunately opens the door for people — in your immediate life and in the media — to offer up their opinions, good and bad, he says.
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Both series include top notch specs like Dolby Vision HDR and Wide Color Gamut, while the 6-Series sets itself apart by offer up to 120 Contrast Control Zones.
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Fans of the brand, which was one of the first to proclaim Photoshop-free campaigns and truly offer up a full size range, took the announcement with mixed feelings.
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On Thin Black Duke, their seventh album in a 30-year career, the gentlemen of Oxbow offer up some of their most elegantly crafted, if not outright refined, chaos.
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With active users in the hundreds of millions, its success stems from the use of machine learning to figure out people's interests and offer up content they'll click on.
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Some of these will now offer free egress traffic to mutual customers with Cloudflare, while others will offer up to a 75 percent discount on overall bandwidth with Cloudflare.
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The coalition is reported to be particularly concerned that these new set-top boxes will offer up shows individually, instead of presenting entire channels as cable boxes do today.
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Many ice cream joints now offer up their own sophisticated takes on the childhood dessert classic — made fresh with gourmet cookies from local bakeries and festive churned cream flavors.
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Amazon announced it had chosen to split the headquarters between New York and Virginia after a months-long search in which it asked cities to offer up incentives packages.
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Its 'Choose What You Pay' model doesn't mean you can pay any price you want, but it does offer up three tiered prices (low, medium, high) to choose from.
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Her campaign is not necessarily arguing against the intent of the ballot in question, but instead that it was too late in the process to offer up this challenge.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday reportedly gave NATO allies two months to either meet the group's defense budget guidelines or offer up a schedule for doing so.
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Bunton also encourages the passengers to keep moving during their respective flights, going so far as to offer up some choreography to ensure proper circulation while at 30,000 feet.
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Siri can even pick up on context clues in your messages—certain mentions will trigger Siri to offer up Do Not Disturb mode to make sure you're not distracted.
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Also at Build, Microsoft is announcing partnerships with drone maker DJI and Qualcomm and offer up Kinect for Azure, bringing its motion-sensing camera technology into the cloud era.
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The feature has also been tweaked to offer up more information like "page loading" in the Edge Browser, as well as letting users control text styles with vocal inflections.
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MIT's work here isn't unprecedented: They cite apps like Duolingo that already offer up short-term learning opportunities tied to devices like smartphones that we have with us everywhere.
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The exhibition also features art that explores separatist ideas to offer up a counterpoint to the belief that social progress in America can only be achieved through racial integration.
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An outside Trump adviser said Trump feels the need to offer up his record because he needs to justify himself against what he sees as the constant media attacks.
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The journalists Norman and Hirsch, on the other hand, offer up more personal takes — valuable if ungainly melds of memoir and reportage marked by excellent intentions and awkward prose.
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Knowing that someone isn't their type, or that they're unlikely to offer up stimulating conversation, can be crucial info to have before winding up entwining your genitals with theirs.
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And when it comes to those questions, sites like Twitter, Instagram, and wherever else people offer up their various thoughts and feelings (Peach?) can offer some very essential answers.
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"There was no indication or no inclination that this was anything other than just wanting to offer up his help to the campaign if I needed it," he said.
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On launch day, I'm on the Microsoft [network, so] I'm connected to a pretty big pipe, so I offer up my Xbox to the world and see what happens.
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In June, the University of Michigan announced it will offer up to four years of free tuition for in-state students with a family income of up to $65,000.
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The company plans to issue new shares worth 5 billion rupees and will offer up to 130.5 million shares for sale, according to its prospectus released earlier this month.
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Two days ago, Wyze's social media community manager stated that the company was "making great progress" on its forums, but they didn't offer up when it would be available.
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This week on the Still Processing podcast Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham offer up a reappraisal of her work and a reminder of her brilliance — a love letter, really.
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They work in that we offer up to God the way to salvation — a solution that we, as human, beings, despite our laws, policies and technologies — often cannot fathom.
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The celebrity chef said Monday that he plans to offer up shares of his fast-casual restaurant, Bobby's Burger Palace, to expand the chain across the country and internationally.
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Amazon announced it had chosen to split the headquarters between New York and Virginia after a months-long search in which it asked cities to offer up incentives packages.
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The Hornets might offer up an opportunity for Indiana to have a quick turnaround, as they have given up an average of 33 points in dropping two straight contests.
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Under Venezuela's hydrocarbon law, the state must maintain more than 50 percent of all oil ventures, hence PDVSA can only offer up to 9 percent to the Indian firm.
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The building, now being renovated for commercial use and already 2178.57 percent leased, could offer up to 21.2,2372 buildable square feet subject to approval by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Mr. Williams was as energetic onstage in his 70s as he had been in his youth, and he was quick to offer up tales from his fast-lane life.
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They offer up to seven hours of playtime on a single charge, fit super snug (yet comfortably) behind your ears, and maintain a strong, seamless connection using Bluetooth 34.993 technology.
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Among other things, the president said he would increase federal licensing to bolster background checks and offer up new resources for agencies charged with licensing dealers and enforcing gun laws.
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The good news on this front is that Samsung has worked with some key developers to offer up programs in the "App for Samsung DeX" section of the app menu.
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Other treadmills in this price range offer up to twice the motor power and can support more weight, but a solid machine for casual runners costs generally half the price.
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While sure it may seem celebrities have everything they need — personal trainers, assistants, chefs, manicurists and the like — sometimes you need a friend willing to offer up some sage advice.
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In other words: while the Galaxy S8 might have been the first gigabit smartphone, its successor could offer up to 20 percent faster data speeds due to the new tech.
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"Only a Scientologist can understand the pressure one feels to offer up even the slightest thing that the Scientology organization might consider a transgression of THEIR mores," read the letter.
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The iMac Pro, for instance, presents an all-in-one alternative to the modular desktop, while the latest MacBook pros offer up some downright nutty specs on the high-end.
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Update 12:20 pm: An Apple spokesperson confirmed to us that the company is working with Pelaez to investigate the incident, but declined to offer up any further details.[News.com.au]
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I hate going through life leaving loose ends, wondering what if, so I needed to know if he was here to apologize or to offer up more excuses and lies.
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Like most movie tie-ins, the makeup collection will feature plenty of collectible items, though Cargo's first sneak peek doesn't offer up anything more than some shots of the packaging.
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You wouldn't expect Budweiser, which temporarily changed its cans to read "America" this year, to offer up a timely ad, but this year's spot didn't feature the brand's beloved clydesdales.
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For those candidates, the goal will be to offer up a similar policy agenda in what they hope is received as a more appealing -- or at least younger -- package. 5.
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They fit inside a small charging case, and offer up to 9 hours of audio playback on their own, or up to 24 hours of playback with the charging case.
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What we may not have expected is the degree to which non-human, intelligent bots will look over our shoulder and offer up helpful suggestions while we are at work.
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Delta Airlines is allowing airline employees to offer up to nearly $22019,000 to encourage passengers to give up their seats on overbooked flights, according to The Associated Press on Friday.
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The latest installment of the Jurassic Park series sounds like a palatable film for fans of the series but doesn't offer up a completely enrapturing experience the whole way through.
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If Euron turns on the Lannisters, he could take his massive fleet of ships to Dragonstone and offer up his services to Daenerys and easily take King's Landing by sea.
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Additionally, the Silver Spring, Maryland-based company hopes to learn from the data and analytics that the new digital venture will offer up, and share that with advertisers, he said.
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C2FO lets suppliers offer up their invoices at a cheaper rate, allowing them to raise cash faster than if they waited for the client to pay up the full amount.
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If they have a president who seems to be straying from the path they deem necessary to improve things, they expect the opposition party to offer up some viable options.
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It's one of the reasons the MAGA hat has become shorthand for the current administration and why increasingly it makes sense to offer up a physical alternative to the cap.
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If you've ever configured your smartphone to offer up that 6-digit entry code, you'll be pleased to know that the conglomerate has its eyes set on retinal scanning technology.
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They offer up a few conversation starters, like where the person is from, how they found out about the project and their ideal date after social distancing is finally over.
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The nearby Deadbeach Brewery is just one of a half-dozen or so trendy spots that offer up craft beers and food-truck meals (at Deadbeach, I like the I.P.A.).
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Regardless of whether they produce significant economic effects in the coming 10 months, Trump can still offer up the deals as evidence that he is following through on his promises.
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Bloomberg's looking to rake in delegates for the first time on Tuesday -- when several states will hold primaries and offer up a third of the needed share to claim victory.
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Earlier this month, the FBI announced it would offer up to $1 million reward each for information that leads to the safe recovery of Kevin King and Paul Edwin Overby.
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So why, given all of those red flags -- not to mention the whole "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" thing -- would Trump offer up his kudos to Putin on a re-election "victory"?
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Macy's Chief Financial Officer Karen Hoguet said the new Backstage brand would test entry into the booming market for discount stores, which offer up to 80 percent off regular prices.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson the same day reportedly gave NATO allies two months to either meet the group's defense budget guidelines or offer up a schedule for doing so.
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Assistant is also powerful enough to offer up smart replies after translations, which are short phrases you can tap that the AI-powered software thinks might be natural follow-ups.
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What happened was that it ran an endless stream of unpaid blog posts in which readers were invited to offer up their most traumatic experiences in return for zero dollars.
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The store is set for a three-month run and will be outfitted with plenty of iPads digital signage to direct shoppers to the newest items and offer up styling suggestions.
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BERLIN, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Volkswagen will offer up to 10,000 euros ($11,810.00) in premiums to buyers of VW brand vehicles trading in an older diesel model, the carmaker said on Tuesday.
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It's an attempt by the company to offer up a device that lowers the barrier of entry significantly from its other offerings, both in terms of price and ease of use.
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While it may seem like a steep price for a cup of joe, many cafes in the area offer up these high-priced cups for connoisseurs who want a specialty product.
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Both Mai and Nguyen know they're too close to the subject to offer up a truly objective take on Lolita culture, and its more ambiguous qualities don't escape either of them.
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Locations in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts (except the locations at the Albany border), and Connecticut (minus Fairfield County) will be the only spots to offer up the sandwich.
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It is widely expected that the companies need to offer up remedies in the area of packaging steel, where the combined entity would have a large share of the European market.
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It may seem strange to change Rice Krispies treats, since they're basically perfect as-is, but the brand's been known to collab with kids' movies and offer up a few twists.
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On top of fan contributions, Valve itself contributes $1.6 million to the International's prize pool each year, which by itself is more money than most premier-level esports tournaments offer up.
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Pence made it clear that NASA needs a greater sense of urgency and a change in culture, but he did not offer up any guarantees of more funding from the administration.
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Checking the Wikipedia entry for "Despacito" doesn't offer up any clues or wayward edits and the page for Bulgaria itself doesn't mention the Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee, and Justin Bieber earworm.
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If anything, ISIS-inspired terrorism from inside the US is the much bigger threat — and the president didn't offer up one word about his plan to deal with that going forward.
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Of course, for a writer to give voice to an animal is to purport to offer up a secret, and the difficulty becomes how to tell it without shading into cuteness.
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In her case it's an even bigger slight because in downplaying Carrie's experiences, Night School missed a huge opportunity to offer up normalized representations of LGBTQ+ people of color, especially women.
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And while the outlandish plot lines may not have aged well, the show did offer up a gang of memorable characters that everyone can identify with in some way or another.
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For some companies, this means that in addition to great pay and benefits, they're also willing to offer up some extra cash for any employee who agrees to come on board.
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If I absolutely had to offer up a definition, though, I would say feminism is working to ensure that women are free to focus our energies on more than mere survival.
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For me, I just don't feel it's something I want to offer up to be picked apart by people who don't know about it, and it's just not theirs to have.
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Worth noting about the new product is that it requires users to offer up their home address in order for Facebook to determine which issues and races are on your ballot.
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Epic Games today announced that it's going to offer up the underlying software infrastructure and tools used to run its massive, cross-platform hit Fortnite to other game developers for free.
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The next time you ask Siri a question, Apple's AI will finally offer up search results to help you find an answer using Google, like the rest of the civilized world.
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When that's not possible, game publishers like NIS America will publish in-depth explanations about the changes, while other companies, like Nintendo, will refuse to offer up any rationale at all.
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So, we thought we'd offer up a few producer suggestions who are definitely Not Who You'd Expect, but would help her break free of the curse of 2013's Britney Jean.
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That why it's so good the movie exec's son decides to offer up a mea culpa the moment he realizes he was a tool to Paige and probably committed sexual harassment.
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Far Cry 53 is a game that takes excess as ethos, yet, in pursuing that goal of more-more-more, stretches itself so thin as to offer up nothing at all.
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Which, you might think, could provide not only momentum for Trump's off-track presidency but also offer up a blueprint for how Trump can succeed when he return stateside this weekend.
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Our CineFix series, Things You Didn't Know, digs deeper into the strange story of Jules and Vincent to offer up some things about the iconic Tarantino film you probably didn't know.
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Through the Bow Wow Buddies Foundation and donors like Hannah, the non-profit can offer up to $2,500 to families, shelters and rescue groups who need help saving a dog's life.
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Mashable notes that HBO did offer up screeners of The Leftovers (which had a series finale this season) before its ending, so it's not a company-wide policy coming into play.
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After the incident United said it would offer up to $10,000 to passengers on overbooked flights, give gate agents more flexibility to rebook passengers and cut back on overselling flights altogether.
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With the new updates, WeWork is looking to give users the chance to offer up their skills to other WeWork members who may be looking for a freelancer or service provider.
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Italo, which runs high-speed trains in Italy, planned to offer up to 40 percent of capital in an initial public offering (IPO) in Milan by the end of this month.
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The PR battle is almost as important as the legal battle These lawsuits are expensive, important and do offer up the possibility of having a tangible impact on the vote count.
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Earlier on Thursday, sources said Rusal was considering a London listing, with one saying the aluminium giant could offer up to 20 percent of its shares on the London Stock Exchange.
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They also offer up the bank's expertise on lending and economic trends, tout the number of people Wells Fargo employs in lawmakers' districts and outline philanthropic programs that appeal to them.
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And the planters full of culinary greens that line the sidewalk out front reflect the couple's own home garden; they say they would happily offer up some radicchio for Rose's plates.
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There's faster 7th-gen Intel "Kaby Lake" processors in Core m13, i5 and i7 models that offer up to 20 percent faster performance, and up to 50 percent faster SSD storage.
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Ditto for traVRer, which, in spite of a fun name sounds like a number of VR-based travel solutions that offer up the experience of visiting famous places around the world.
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You might not know anything about wine or grape varietals or tasting notes, but you might as well offer up a little environmental info while you glug down adult grape juice.
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Statcast is already set up to identify players without the use of beacons, based on things like field positioning, so it's perfectly set up to offer up this sort of information.
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I started having some flashbacks to some of the novel Nintendo experiences from my childhood like Mario Paint, which leveraged a familiar console to offer up a completely different gaming experience.
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The purpose of the station was to offer up an hour of the best in UK garage, filter house, and RnB—the sounds of the late 1990s and early noughties incarnate.
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The Powerbeats Pro should offer up to nine hours of listening time, while the AirPods Pro can provide 4.5 hours of listening time when using active noise cancellation or transparency mode.
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They offer up the hotel's valuable curb space for short-term parking, for example, and keep the valet podium stocked with dog treats, or Cheerios for canines with plus-size physiques.
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It may not give us reason to offer up three cheers for representative democracy, but it may give us reason to think that elections aren't simply a game of musical chairs.
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When that person does something that draws negative attention, he added, the brand needs to address it quickly and directly, offer up a remedy and communicate it to shareholders and consumers.
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The Epic Games Store will offer up a free computer game every day until January 303, 2020 during its holiday sale, and up to 75% off other games in the store.
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They have asked the bankruptcy judge, Dennis Montali, to allow a competing proposal under which the funds would invest $29.2 billion, and offer up to $343 billion to individual fire victims.
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In March, she announced that NBCU would offer up to $1 billion in non-Nielsen ad inventory that relies on its own audience data, including set-top box information from Comcast.
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The company, once valued at more than $1 billion, said this week that it expects to offer up to 9.6 million shares at a price between $17 and $19 per share.
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Both offer up to a $200 annual credit for incidental fees on one airline of your choice, and an enrollment credit of up to $100 for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck.
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This month, for example, the local utility Xcel Energy announced that it was teaming with Nissan to offer up $523,000 incentives on the automaker's Leaf battery-powered car for Colorado residents.
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The formula is the same every time: Provide a well-crafted mentor, give people the time and opportunity to observe and study, then offer up the tools and materials for DIY.
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Italo, which runs high-speed trains in Italy, planned to offer up to 40 percent of its capital in an initial public offering (IPO) in Milan by the end of this month.
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The "Request Seat" app is designed for pregnant women who want to request a seat, and the "Offer Seat" app is for commuters wishing to opt-in and offer up their seat.
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Every year at the Guadalajara International Film Festival, Jenkins-Del Toro International Grant will offer up to $60,000 to hopeful filmmakers for the opportunity to study abroad at a renowned film school.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the House will vote next week to formally offer up the chamber's lawyers to defend the healthcare law, which will most likely appear before the Supreme Court.
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While Trump didn't offer up any disparaging words about Borges, he encouraged Simpson to vote for Timken and said it was time for a change in the state party leadership, Simpson said.
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Two former Bachelor nation contestants stopped by PEOPLE Now to offer up some solid advice for the the 31-year-old attorney before she starts her (very public) journey to find love.
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One of the most striking and mystifying aspects of the Republican presidential primary has been the candidates' inability—or unwillingness—to offer up any kind of coherent economic prescription for the country.
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Through the program, Arrow will offer up engineers, prototyping services, supply chain expertise and other help navigating a number of the pain points standing between a successful campaign and eventual product release.
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Sanders is prepared to make the argument that what we need is a fighter unafraid to take on the big problems of the day and offer up real solutions to solve them.
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It wasn't clear to us that this answer was specific to the core Facebook app, and the company did not offer up info at the time that Messenger was collecting this data.
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Granted, many of the best deals won't be announced until the day starts, but companies (including Amazon itself) have been more than happy to offer up a preview of what's to come.
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Microsoft claims the Surface Earbuds have "all-day comfort" — they make contact with your ear in two places — and, with the included carrying case, offer up to 24 hours of battery life.
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The Pitch Perfect star sat down with PEOPLE for a game during which she has to answer five random, rapid fire questions, and in return gets to offer up one shameless plug.
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An object-based audio codec like Dolby Atmos, DTS:X allows for 3D surround sound and will offer up to 7.1 on the G7 ThinQ (in general the codec supports up to 11.2).
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While the show intentionally refused to offer up a right answer on how Nomi should handle her new boo, it left the door open for some pretty important conversations on the topic.
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" The Disney+ video streaming service will draw on Disney's deep catalog of content and offer up new shows featuring favorite characters from "Toy Story" and "Monsters Inc." to Marvel and "Star Wars.
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Aside from the fact that Christians believe prayer is a powerful tool that connects human beings to the Almighty, the invocations that people offer up after painful tragedies aren't about preventative measures.
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He suggests there is little variation between Democrats on policy, saying it matters more to talk of values and aspirations rather than offer up a "14-point plan" for every policy area.
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The appeal of the beauty countdown calendar is this: Instead of shelling out hundreds of dollars for full-sized products, these offer up sample-sized options for a fraction of the price.
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Where console games get the added benefit of an analog stick, making it easier to creep around in Assassin's Creed or whatever, traditional WASD keyboards don't offer up that level of control.
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Apple does say that the second-gen AirPods offer up to 50 percent more talk time and connect to iOS devices up to twice as fast thanks to the new H1 chip.
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About a month after the second dose, the participants will have to come in and offer up their arm to (disease-free) mosquitoes, to see what kind of response their bites provoke.
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While some of us wouldn't gladly share a bite of our burgers or offer up our fries, we're usually down to give out a few sips of soda because, duh, free refills.
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You can stock up on the SPF J.Lo swears by (she went for SPF 15, but they also offer up to SPF 50) everywhere from your local Target and Ulta for $15.99.
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Plus, you can click on the 8ball and Giphy Keys will let you ask any question (tagged appropriately with an 8ball emoji), which will automatically offer up an answer to that question.
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We've nudged them again this morning, in hopes of getting more information on the cancellation — and whether the company will, at the very, offer up something as consolation to disappointed bargain hunters.
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VW will offer up to $2.7 billion over three years to offset excess diesel emissions, allowing government and tribal agencies to replace old buses and fund other efforts to reduce diesel emissions.
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The personalities get as emotionally invested in the housemates as I do, and offer up commentary on how each situation (like the perfect moment for a first kiss) should have been handled.
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Then Cohen decided to offer up Trump to Mueller, he made hundreds of thousands of dollars on GoFundMe as an effective witness for hire for donors who want Trump out of office.
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A car with connectivity built-in could offer up about 10 times the revenue streams as one without, which is a big reason to help bring even older vehicles into the mix.
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As part of the program, Kroger will offer up to $3,500 annually ($21,000 over the course of employment) to support educational advancements like high school equivalency exams, professional certifications and advanced degrees.
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Trump has rejected some proposals to offer up to $25 billion in border security funding in exchange for legal protections and a path to citizenship for up to 1.8 million young immigrants.
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Islamic State can offer up to $1,000 to migrants en route to the Mediterranean coast, and up to $2,000 for those living in refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon, the report said.
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The stallions had a lot of personality, and they were eager to be fed the peppermints that John pulled out of his pockets and allowed us to offer up to the horses.
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Ruth's Chris Ann Arbor told fans via their Facebook page that they would offer up a one percent discount per winning point differential, which sounds like a sweet deal for both sides.
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Now that the election has passed and Americans begin to protest and reel, I wanted to offer up a piece of unsolicited advice to help advance their cause — join a tenants union.
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O. J. Simpson offer up broader societal contexts to justify their graphic recreations, The Act makes few observations about why these crimes happened and even fewer as to why recalling them matters.
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While last year's vanishing pictures might initially leave us longing for the good-old days, we have a strong feeling that this year's affair will still offer up plenty of star power.
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DUBAI, June 7 (Reuters) - Dubai's Emaar Properties said on Wednesday it plans to offer up to 30 percent of its United Arab Emirates real estate development business in an initial public offering.
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Most states offer up to 26 weeks of UI, but some offer far less: Florida and North Carolina offer only 12 weeks currently, though their generosity increases with the state unemployment rate.
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If I were NOT one to offer up my daily experience as the subject matter of ongoing comic relief, I'd be tricking everyone into thinking that I actually think highly of myself!
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Europe's largest hotel group Accor said on Tuesday it had created a platform to offer housing to medical staff, and would offer up to 2,000 beds in 40 hotels for the homeless.
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He told reporters that his department would be willing to offer up to 2,000 ventilators and 5 million respirators if asked, as well as offer labs to test civilians for the disease.
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Read more: A coalition backed by Bill Gates is funding biotechs that are scrambling to develop vaccines for the deadly Wuhan coronavirusIn particular, GSK will offer up its pandemic vaccine adjuvant platform.
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The startup relies on the influencer economy in part to market its products — Casper can pay or offer up free products to social media stars to advertise on Instagram, Twitter, or Snapchat.
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And he has been able to offer up a network of political and policy contacts with deep credentials to a novice president who has struggled to fill positions with well-qualified candidates.
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All things considered, many would rather surf these days than offer up a single nickel if it rewarded the Chargers' owner, Dean Spanos, for his betrayal in leaving San Diego in 2017.
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In their informative and easy-to-read posts, social-media-savvy pediatricians offer up tips ranging from remedies for a sore throat to how to encourage a toddler to eat his vegetables.
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The doctor says he's going to run through some additional procedures today, to determine if Giertz's eye might offer up other subtle indicators of what her long-term recovery will look like.
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Offer up to $200 in airline incidental fee rebates each calendar year that cardholders can put toward purchases like seat selections, checked bags and lounge passes with an airline of their choice.
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One night a year, during the State of the Union address, President Trump sets aside his affinity for combat to offer up 90 minutes of stand-up comity to a national audience.
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Under the rules of the hearing, each party can offer up to seven motions, which, if passed, will be recommended to the Rules Committee, but won't become permanent changes to the bill.
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Meeting in the Aisle (from "Karma Police" single, 1997) Radiohead rarely offer up instrumentals, but the moody, space age "Meeting in the Aisle" shows they can master just about any form they try.
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