They all have their own particular characters, their own particular pluses and minuses, their own particular appeals.
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"We are in the business of predicting risks for particular events at particular times, for particular fraud," he said.
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There wasn't any harm meant in that particular way, to harmony particular person in any particular way like that.
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But some courts also assign particular judges to particular divisions.
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What are your hopes for this particular bioplastic in particular?
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People live in particular places and work in particular industries.
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They are matter-of-fact and stick to the facts: this particular color, this particular shape, the particular way that brushstrokes were applied.
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There's something different about this particular band and this particular moment.
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At least this one, this particular cycle, that particular traffic signal.
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It is fairness with reference to particular conditions or particular results.
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The exceptions don't mean particular people, but particular types of income.
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They tracked these to pair particular nerve signals with particular movements.
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Online dating is a particular boon for those with very particular requirements.
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At the behest of the program it includes particular incidents, particular wrongs.
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Dobson in particular rose to particular prominence in the 1990s and 2000s.
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This particular world, this particular movement to do this in the refuge.
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Let's take your characterization of that particular executive at that particular business.
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Companies bid on a particular amount of spectrum in a particular market.
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This particular word in this particular context used for this particular purpose is acceptable, but change one of those variables, and suddenly it won't be.
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Between these topics they identified some 2,000 pairwise relationships, such as a particular gene encoding a particular protein, or being associated with a particular disease.
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Immunostaining uses antibodies that bind to particular proteins and fluoresce in particular colours.
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Levitan's statement, in particular, marks an escalation in this particular Hollywood cold war.
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Don't worry, there's nothing untoward about this particular bra on this particular cow.
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Darrell, in particular, loves receiving Kindles as gifts from loved ones in particular.
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They're very used to broadcasting in a particular way to a particular audience.
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Of course, we're not talking about one particular woman or one particular man.
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This is a very particular type of womanhood and a very particular experience.
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And in particular, to a Social Media Account of Particular Importance called Scenic_Simpsons.
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In particular, how far did this particular hack penetrate into the election system?
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JESSICA BENNETT: This particular story has left me grappling with a particular question.
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The Outer Worlds particular kind of game for a particular kind of crowd.
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Republicans focused in particular on the Crown Prince's particular role in sowing instability.
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Power has a particular look and a particular sound: tall and deep-voiced.
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"I realize that the universal bad that is among us is not confined to a particular geography or a particular community or a particular people," he said.
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The annotators read the papers and abstracts, and highlighted within them a total of about 383,000 medical "topics" (particular diseases, particular genes, particular proteins and so on).
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"And that particular song on that particular stage was a moment I'll never forget."
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"Sometimes, particular people might find they're getting a particular type of word," Garlick said.
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"They were very particular about the spelling, and the misspellings in particular," Longstreth says.
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There's a giddiness about really cracking into a particular scene, or a particular moment.
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AND DJI HAS A PARTICULAR FOCUS, AND WE HAVE A PARTICULAR PERSPECTIVE AT GOPRO.
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He went on about why this particular bill is happening at this particular time.
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Each one takes place in a particular area with particular candidates, they're usually low-turnout contests, and it's a mistake to draw broad generalizations from any particular one.
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Affirm's installment financing is for the purchase of a particular good at a particular merchant.
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And let's keep our opinions to ourselves on this particular matter at this particular time.
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There's particular reason to think these two in particular could be faking it for clout.
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Touch ID is proof that someone is in a particular place at a particular time.
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We tend to posture particular domains of human activity into particular places and social contexts.
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And no, they're never named after a particular person or in a particular alphabetic sequence.
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Seinfeld worked because it captured a particular cast at a particular moment in their lives.
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To make a particular sound, we have to give the vocal tract a particular shape.
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His language reveals a particular mind-set, one of a liberal of a particular vintage.
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In particular, small businesses with particular structures may have benefited more under the old code.
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" It is: "What is it like to be this particular badger, or that particular goat?
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But this problem goes far deeper than the particular rhetoric of a particular political party.
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This isn't to say that other frames can't work for particular audiences at particular times.
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It's about breaking down particular kinds of barriers and establishing particular kinds of common rules.
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Perhaps, she suggests, that selfishness is built into this particular crisis seizing these particular people in their particular era—an era that wallows in the aftermath of dashed collective hope.
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That might allow you to knock out a particular gene in a cell, or introduce a particular gene, or correct a particular mutated gene that you want to work better.
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I am probably making these paintings at a particular time and place for very particular reasons.
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A few were very particular, looking for the magical combo of a particular cut and store.
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They tend to speak to a particular kind of audience, against a particular kind of church.
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And I say this as a viewer with no particular emotional interest in this particular ship.
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No HR or hiring manager is equipped to decipher a particular transcript from a particular institution.
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Propagandists are interested in moving the public to a particular position to achieve a particular outcome.
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"So much depends on the particular statement and the particular context surrounding that statement," he said.
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The risk/benefit decision has to be made between the particular patient and the particular physician.
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Jordan Peele's Get Out was crazily clever about a particular black man at a particular time.
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Reporters must resist looking for a particular kind of story or a particular kind of victim.
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You pray a prayer in your head to no one in particular about nothing in particular.
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"The request is neither limited to a particular person nor a particular device," the order continues.
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Are morning viewers more loyal to a particular program than to a particular on-air personality?
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"We don't always have material from a particular place, at a particular time," Ms. Novick said.
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But it was Mr. Wolfert's particular question in his particular voice that I wanted to hear.
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This is very particular ... Yes, but this is a very particular thing, 3-D gun blueprints.
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The FCC licenses are granted for a particular chunk of airwaves and for a particular purpose.
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" In no way does the Senators' letter reference "a particular newscast" or the "content of particular broadcasts.
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JOHN CARLIN: So let's say ‑‑ I'm not going to talk about particular charges in a particular case.
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At that particular point -- yes, in that particular point in time that&aposs where it becomes illegal.
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After all, elites possess particular kinds of power, housed in particular institutions, and they lead different constituencies.
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For this particular phone and this particular circumstance, security and iPhone experts seems to think it is.
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We think we're brand new, having these outlets to communicate a particular position or a particular viewpoint.
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This particular first family and this particular White House has their own road map for doing things.
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" But he added that the league had not called for "this particular bill at this particular time.
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But the era's reforms solved a particular problem of corrupt, top-down power at a particular moment.
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In this particular instance it&aposs membership in a particular social group, and that particular social group in the attorney general&aposs decision was people who were fearing crime in their home country.
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It's a perfect storm of circumstances that makes it possible — for one particular company at one particular time.
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WE'D HAVE TO LOOK AT A PARTICULAR TRANSACTION AND THE PARTICULAR FACTS IN ORDER TO MAKE A DETERMINATION.
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But she does not seem to like the idea of declaring allegiance to any particular movement in particular.
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"Germany has a particular interest and a particular responsibility in European unity succeeding," Merkel told reporters in Berlin.
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The attacks can take down particular websites or particular systems that can provide a service to numerous websites.
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Even if there is no particular message, they still want to know that there is no particular message.
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But at this particular time, the FBI was hyper-focused on potential bank robberies in this particular town.
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But otherwise this is a song that might not be for a particular athlete in a particular contest.
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It's only slowly that the reason we are watching this particular hour on this particular day becomes clear.
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Particular receptors known as "Mu receptors," in particular, are targeted by opioids to relieve pain and provide pleasure.
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He thought you should sometimes help those in need, but no particular others and in no particular way.
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There is even a hint of bipartisanship in this particular Congress's efforts to compensate for this particular executive.
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They come from particular schools with particular networks with a small head count that doesn't turn over frequently.
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When a current passes through this gap, it produces a particular wavelength—hence, a particular color—of light.
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Michael Froman: Well again I think we may we may disagree over particular tactics or a particular priorities.
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"There's this idea that a person experiencing a particular crisis needs a particular type of care," Filbin said.
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" In some cases, the decision to include "lol" in a message might be stylistic — "an attempt to come across in a particular way, to perform a particular persona, or to adopt a particular style.
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"China is going to face lots of questions about why this particular person, of this particular nationality, had to be retried at this particular time," Human Rights Watch's China director Sophie Richardson told Reuters.
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This was interesting because I'm so used to making podcasts with a very particular theme and a particular process.
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"That was about the state's interest, not on behalf of any particular industry or any particular business," he said.
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It's true that any particular car is more likely to be involved in a fatality than any particular gun.
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Worse, fixating on one particular era for one particular genre can create a feedback loop of circular faux-throwbacks.
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Addiction may be biological and sociological, but it is also economic, with particular epidemics emerging from particular trade arrangements.
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Borrower-specific analysis requires data, for example, on asset utilization and climate effects for particular industries at particular locations.
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And while many jabs were traded, one particular Trump levied one particular insult that seemed out of the ordinary.
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Who knows what data points could be combined to put you on a particular site at a particular time?
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You might stir a particular whiskey with a particular soda six times but this other whiskey maybe nine times.
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To me, none of it is really a reaction to this particular political moment or any particular political moment.
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By adding colored proteins, the researchers determined when particular genes became active in particular parts of the cephalopod embryo.
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That is different from being able to prove in a particular case that a particular person committed a crime.
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But this particular stock on this particular day has all the indications of a key reversal, a bad close.
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"What's particular about Lanvin is that it still means something without being stuck on a particular image," he said.
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That energy would need to be delivered with a particular momentum (that is, motion confined to a particular mass).
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"China is going to face lots of questions about why this particular person, of this particular nationality, had to be retried at this particular time," Human Rights Watch's Washington-based China director Sophie Richardson told Reuters.
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To answer that requires thinking critically about departmental choices in particular neighborhoods, not just individual officers' choices in particular cases.
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To do that, Eye in the Sky goes granular, telling the story of one particular mission on one particular day.
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That's that part of the organization that's trying to cope with a particular set of issues in this particular domain.
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This inflection point that we have has to be something that galvanizes people, and in particular women, in particular women.
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It's just insane … Florence sang in a particular way – I mean, the way she went wrong was particular to her.
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Bergen: The particular words that are prohibited in particular contexts have always shifted over time, and will continue to shift.
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ISIS, in particular, has emerged in recent months to become a feared terrorist entity worldwide and in Afghanistan, in particular.
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EINHORN: YOU KNOW, IT'S HARD TO PREDICT AGAIN THE PARTICULAR DIRECTION OF A STOCK OVER ANY PARTICULAR PERIOD OF TIME.
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And now the signs for a particular town become more frequent, and a particular hotel—something called Mondolce Golf Resort.
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Antibodies are proteins made by the immune system which stick to a particular bit—the "antigen"—of a particular molecule.
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In Other Words is a particular project of a particular writer, an exercise that is well worth reading in itself.
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"There's a particular irony and particular pain to Baltimore being attacked by tools made at N.S.A." Scott Shane explains why.
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"It's just hard to make a credible claim that a particular brain injury has caused a particular act of violence."
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Are there any people other than sommeliers who want to talk at length about pairing particular wines with particular pizzas?
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Moreover, our divisions induce a particular anxiety because each of our two main factions reigns supreme in one particular arena.
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They don't delineate a particular person or particular type of person, though each subject does retain a kind of personality.
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Because internet users are "seen in a particular way, quantified in a particular way, and identified in a particular way," he says, engaging with certain ads and showing a preference for certain ads can preclude certain options.
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"There is no realistic possibility of tracing any particular alleged effect of global warming to any particular emissions by any specific person, entity, group at any particular point in time," wrote US District Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong.
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Beyond this initial access point, however, is the bloody significance of the drinking fountain in US history: the brutal delineations it exemplified in the Jim Crow South, whose particular horrors resonate in particular ways for particular people.
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These lovely images that purport to embody the suffrage movement, then, are sanitized pictures of a particular time and particular people.
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She chose these particular fruits and vegetables, for their shapes, colors, and variety, and installed them in a very particular way.
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" She added to Hyperallergic: "What is amazing is that zero is between any particular positive number and any particular negative number.
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Almost all drugs work by binding to a particular protein in a particular place, thereby altering or disabling that protein's function.
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Fish may also need particular types of food at particular times in their life cycles, such as when their larvae hatch.
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Not being attached to a particular trip or a particular set of things also helps diffuse a lot of that stress.
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"Persistent discrepancies in the trade of particular goods and between particular countries ... can identify significant risks of illicit activity," he said.
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Often, there isn't demand for particular sports in particular states, but that hasn't stopped schools in men's sports, particularly revenue ones.
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This particular phone is an iPhone 5c running iOS 8, an old version of the operation system on a particular model.
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There are there are always particular groups of people, particular populations and geographies that are that are negatively affected by trading.
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The condition at the centre of this ruling was specific to this particular protest, in the particular circumstances at the time.
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A boundary is something we agree on for that particular event, or that particular date, or whatever it is we're doing.
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Can you talk in particular about the last self-portrait in the conversation in particular, where you're holding your newborn daughter?
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The pieces don't subscribe to any particular seasonal trends — and, in fact, they'd be hard to pin to any particular decade.
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If a particular region producing a particular product were hit particularly hard by the virus, that could also temporarily cause problems.
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People came out to tell me I wasn't allowed to walk into a particular courtyard or step through a particular door.
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More than any particular stance on any particular issue, Sanders' overall theory of politics worries most people who work in it professionally.
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The "seeking" can only be done by an individual with a particular set of views, conditioned by a particular set of circumstances.
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On this particular day — when I was stressed and busy and stuffy and irritable — that last part felt like a particular blessing.
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My advice is that you always amend and change it to make it applicable to a particular job and a particular employer.
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We're actually trying to get Caesar to feel the same way as Andy on those particular frames, or in those particular moments.
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I don't know why it was that particular point, or why it was that particular incident, but certainly it had some justification.
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"We have to face challenges but these challenges are not restricted to one particular city, or to one particular country," Bach said.
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It seemed to me like a storm in a teacup but of course it was that particular time in that particular country.
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They've operated at the level of the particular, and they have studiously avoided the theoretical that makes that particular worth fighting for.
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There is no particular reason to be optimistic, in particular, about the integrity of whoever is nominated to the FBI directorship next.
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These songs [on Innocent Country] weren't made in one particular visit or one particular season—it was over a course of years.
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The random sample communicates in one unpremeditated frame all the significance that particular person's drive down that particular road could possibly contain.
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The fact that Apple's not associating particular commands with a particular user might explain why so many people think Siri is terrible.
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He started with a long preamble, explaining that he wasn't going to talk to me about any particular case or particular investigation.
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Law enforcement is about discretion, and discretion is about discerning the particular circumstances of a case that make a particular response appropriate.
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Everything is viewed through the lens of a particular member's chance at re-election or a particular party's shot at the majority.
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The truth cannot be reduced to a particular set of hard, indisputable facts about particular events that might be reported as news.
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A protein's particular shape enables it to do a particular job, whether ferrying oxygen through the body or helping to digest food.
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Adam: Well again I'm a prosecutor so I'm not going to comment on a particular case or particular company that we're prosecuting.
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For the most part, however, scientists studied Bd at the local level, looking at its impacts on particular species in particular places.
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If a meme stays local to a particular LiveJournal, and people have a particular reaction to it, that is a successful meme.
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That's driven by the progressive loss of a particular type of neuron, the dopaminergic neuron, in a particular part of the brain.
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Well, my husband Vince is third generation in this particular industry and now our children are fourth generation in this particular industry.
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Is there something about particular kinds of industries where women have particular vulnerable ... SB: It's like industries where women and men combine.
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It's not just providing price comparisons for how much the different ride-hailing services available in a particular city might charge for a particular journey, but how much drivers on some of the different services will earn from your particular ride.
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Informally termed the "isms," these terms codify the various subdivisions housed within the larger structure, the particular forms, particular methodologies, and particular styles that mark out this type from that, that temporally and theoretically bind them as distinct, ordered practices.
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Here is his response: Our opinion writers, including the editorial board, openly and honestly advocate for specific actions and outcomes all the time — that people should vote for or against particular candidates, or particular wars, or particular legislation, including tax cuts.
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This particular conversation, supporters said, comes up every year in his course, and he hasn't previously been accused of adopting any particular views.
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In particular, the rise of artificial intelligence will dramatically change the labor markets, a fact that is of particular concern for many workers.
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This particular magic trick happens thanks to JavaScript operating in your browser and detecting what's happening on a particular site in real time.
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Given her BFF's strong opinions on a particular necklace Gayle owns, what does Oprah have to say about this particular choice in frock?
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There are a raft of cultural markers that indicate that I am looking at a particular people caught in a particular historical moment.
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"Each of these cover girls proudly inhabits her own particular gorgeousness in her own particular way," the magazine writes of its cover models.
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THE chance that a sexually reproducing organism's offspring will inherit a particular version of a gene from a particular parent is usually 50%.
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It can sometimes help you find emails outside of a particular label or that don't include a particular search term or email address.
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"This targeted scrutiny, directed at one particular news organization and regarding one particular issue, amounts to pressure against this specific broadcaster," it said.
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In fact, on this particular man, in this particular crowd, getting lost in the hypnotic chanting of "Rome", that stupid hair just works.
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Now this is also in particular for the black women, in particular, who have spent their lifetimes dedicated to nurturing everyone before themselves.
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"[Barclays] can't pinpoint a particular dollar that came in through one channel to a particular expense that went out the other," Pope said.
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The question is whether an aversion to a particular politician, Mr. Bevin, is greater than an aversion to a particular political party, i.e.
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If Closed Captions aren't working using a particular streaming service, look for a Closed Caption setting within the options for that particular service.
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The stories that the NFL likes to tell itself are told in a very particular language, about a very particular type of player.
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That's where we penned "Viginti Quinque" and I think you can really hear that influence in that particular track from that particular environment.
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Dr. Onstott and his colleagues had made repeated pilgrimages to this particular tunnel in this particular mine, Beatrix, 160 miles southwest of Johannesburg.
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So the purpose of that particular hike through the Santa Cruz mountains on that particular day was to discuss taking over Apple Computer.
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"There was no particular information about the particular time, location or further identifiers about the person who posted the comment," Mr. Lasky said.
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And experts put particular focus on Mr. Chávez's anti-establishment, strongman tendencies — something that is not particular to left- or right-wing leaders.
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The administration has not announced that Mr. Azar has ordered any particular company to do any particular thing under the Defense Production Act.
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The administration has not announced that Mr. Azar has ordered any particular company to do any particular thing under the Defense Production Act.
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The damage caused by a calamitous "disaster" doesn't reduce to any particular standard — to a particular lost dollar amount or minimum death count.
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But what's especially poignant is to see this particular black man, at this particular moment in history, painted over and over in whitewash.
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The paradoxical essence of these people, stripped to their raw cores, is shaped not just by History with a capital H, but by the individualizing specifics of growing up in a particular home, with particular parents at a particular moment in time.
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First, an employer has to ask the Department of Labor to calculate the most common wage for that particular job in that particular location.
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Temporary or "visiting partners" who will be asked to become highly involved with a particular "batch" or YC class based on their particular expertise.
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In particular Liu cited "ballooning," a behavior in which spiders produce gossamer threads to fly through the air, as a particular point of inspiration.
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In particular, I like Sleep Cycle because it offers a variable alarm: instead of setting a particular time, you designate a 30-minute window.
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One particular sketch of a scene in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone — and in particular, one character in the sketch — captured people's attention.
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During the crime wave, crime rates for each particular age group rose; after the early 1990s, crime rates for each particular age group fell.
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"Police stations have cameras around them, but on that particular day, at that particular time, the cameras did not work?" lawyer Powell Lexing asked.
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Work, in particular, insistent and inflexible, is deeply bound up with how close to the edge you happen to be at any particular time.
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A: I learned by observing them, how passionate and dedicated they are - in particular, Giorgio Armani, his work ethic and how particular he is.
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As the Google worker cast it, the opposition is to state violence broadly conceived, not merely a particular defense contract at a particular company.
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Other times, a special envoy is charged with a particular issue in a particular place, albeit an issue that engages more than one country.
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He delineates a particular object in a particular cast of light, nailing the way a passing facial expression registers a range of conflicting emotions.
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You're talking about something … and in that particular case, it was in Saudi Arabia, it ran afoul of the law, in that particular country.
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Composed of daily entries in Morris's diary over the span of 188 days, it's a book with no particular plot and no particular structure.
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First, an employer has to ask the Department of Labor to calculate the most common wage for that particular job in a particular location.
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I also encountered at least three different lime varieties in frequent use, which made decoding which particular variety was in which particular cocktail, maddening.
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Hagens Berman's clients, Skadden argued, could not show that any particular ETF share originated under a particular offering document because all shares are fungible.
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The data may be convincing when it comes to the question of what testosterone, on average, can do for particular athletes in particular sports.
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Nor have we done anything to make them valuable, other than being born with a particular genetic variant or afflicted with a particular malignancy.
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And so when it came time for the weekend's marquee matchup, the coaches watched particular players, and the players sneaked glances at particular coaches.
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It's been held up as "the story" of rural America despite being focused on a particular class and a particular region of the country.
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If you look at the history of American regulation, how one particular ended up under one particular regulatory regime, a lot of that's just accident.
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This particular box has recipes for cocktails and even includes the particular alcohol for each recipe, because what special occasion can't be celebrated with cocktails?
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Motivation and activation are demonstrably doable — in particular if you have personal contacts and in particular if you have motivated volunteers going door to door.
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"We should not speculate that it involves or there's any match-fixing or anything going on with particular players or a particular teams," Richardson said.
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When that happens, there will be no particular grassroots resistance, because there's no particular commitment to climate denialism outside its role in the culture war.
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And exactly when a particular design review meeting can happen will often depend on when a particular piece of code or design work is ready.
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A few scenes were completely silent and depicted a solitary moment in a particular person's particular day, underscored by fragments of conversations and passing moments.
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And one man in particular has taken a particular interest in not just reading about the Illinois politician, but also modeling himself politically after him.
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A bowler might agree to bowl no-balls at a particular point in a cricket match, or a tennis player to lose a particular game.
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In other words, his system was not limited to a particular workplace, nor was it limited to any particular set of time and motion studies.
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Both regions provide major input to the hippocampus, which generates our "episodic" memories of experiences that occur at a particular time in a particular place.
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And it certainly encourages even more questions that beg to be answered: Why, for example, did this particular species evolve with these particular anatomical traits?
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"Whatever action they've been taking, it hasn't fixed that particular mill, and this is what we're asking these particular individuals to do," WWF's Clarke said.
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However, moving up the financial stack a bit, we can see that, in general, opportunism begins to outweigh any particular affinity to a particular locale.
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But Francis in particular has occupied a particular place in the Cuban popular consciousness, even among those Cubans who do not necessarily identify as religious.
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The oath that a judge takes is not that I will look out for particular interests, [that] I'll be on the side of particular interests.
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Dent, in particular, has been outspoken about how the dysfunction in Washington -- and within the Republican party, in particular -- impacted his decision to step aside.
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The broad outlines of the Reconstruction story have long been familiar, though the particular interpretive pressures put on particular moments have changed with every era.
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A 2014 research report identified 133 unique order types, including some for particular times of the day and others for trades of a particular size.
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There is room for actual football players in this story, but only a particular type of player, and only in a particular type of role.
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"I was a leader and a spokesman and I called people to live in very particular ways, to sacrifice in very particular ways," he said.
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And 100 percent of people invited to a particular conference isn't at all the same as 100 percent of visa applicants from a particular country.
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But the effects of production subsidies are trickier to pin down; it is difficult to tie particular background subsidies to particular investment decisions by producers.
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But he suggests that a government might justifiably hamper international trade, or subsidize an ailing industry, in order to sustain particular communities and particular jobs.
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"I was a leader and a spokesman and I called people to live in very particular ways, to sacrifice in very particular ways," he said.
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If you don't have an accurate representative for any particular group, to not have that particular story told can feel very discouraging and totally demoralizing.
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You can also pin particular submenus or particular hub tabs (like downloads) to stay on screen: Just click the Pin button in the top-right corner.
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But the goal of a union isn't to shame any particular boss or get a particular politician out of office, or even support a political party.
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Inside the prism, solar cells use a particular type of semi-conductor material, such as silicon, to optimally convert a particular band of sunlight into electricity.
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Where work is of particular importance to a particular country or region, they too should make sure that abstracts and keywords are available in relevant languages.
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JE: I agree that this is less about one particular leader of one particular company and what every person in a position of power is doing.
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At the same time, it's clear that in this case at least, YouTube does not believe it can enforce that particular rule against this particular creator.
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And how and where they are not, often times, has to do more with perception, pride, and placement than any particular penchant for any particular programming.
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What women find arousing or disturbing will depend on their particular experience of rape, abuse, or assault—as well as their own particular needs and desires.
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It is one thing to sell advertisers access to data profiles that help them to target messages at particular groups that are responsive to particular messages.
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Matthew: This particular series of interviews and things that you touched on — I'm curious how you chose these particular nodes of the Internet's story to investigate.
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Hyper Light Drifter is another game that uses the sound of suffering in a way that puts you in a particular place and a particular mindset.
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It stemmed the flow of people going out in particular areas at particular stages of their career" while observing that "[it does] lose people for salaries.
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And note that the slowdown in the increase in inequality is not just for this particular measure for this particular period — again, contrary to conventional wisdom.
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It's not clear if Halo would have helped in this particular case, but airborne accidents do put the driver of open-cockpit vehicles at particular risk.
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What's so valuable about the location of a particular pax on a particular Bigurl in the lot, if it could be swapped out at any minute?
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Celonis customers are also using the tool to optimize procurement processes — perhaps identifying invoicing problems with particular vendors, or problems with outsourcing costs in particular locations.
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If I'm going out somewhere and I want to feel a particular way before I leave, I'll put on a particular scent from a happy memory.
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Particular molecules create particular patterns of Fraunhofer lines, as the missing light energy has been absorbed to drive the vibrations of atomic bonds within those molecules.
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General Allen and his team were not suggesting one particular outcome or one particular timeline, nor were they suggesting that technology alone would resolve these problems.
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We can work together because we don't diverge that much, but on particular questions and particular issues Zahi has one favored opinion and I have another.
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You can build divisions that are built around particular lines of business or you can build functional groups that are built around particular kinds of expertise.
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It's a hatred that easily flickers between the universal and the particular, melding with the similarly particular hatreds of blacks and immigrants and other minority groups.
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Stephen McKinley Henderson in particular, who plays Bono [Troy's best friend], is such a what I call Wilsonian actor and he has such a particular look.
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In selecting the particular words we use in this or that particular situation we are in effect making claims about what is apt to say when.
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"The final product contained the information we sought to transmit, with references to particular tapes and testimony of particular witnesses, and that's all," Mr. Jaworski wrote.
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Tribalism can and does protect particular tribes, particular lives, but it is only when we reach out across tribal lines that we learn, prosper, and progress.
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"I don't really have much hope for change on this matter, especially because lèse majesté is such a particular issue and particular to Thailand as well."
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SA What matters to artists, and writers in particular, isn't the quality of a particular life, but the quality of the attention paid to that life.
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The documents confirm a claim by Walter Huang's family that he had experienced this particular glitch, in this particular spot, multiple times prior to the crash.
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I noted to Frohwein that matching a driver to a particular delivery may be less personality-specific than matching a salesperson to a particular sales job.
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But if we judge Little Women as a book about middle-class white womanhood in that particular place, at that particular time—then what a book.
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"The president is entirely confident that Director Comey is not using his authority to advantage a particular political candidate or a particular political party," he added.
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Instead, archaeologists retreated to a much more modest and fine-comb preoccupation with what they called the "processual": very particular inquiries into very particular societal dynamics.
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The technology called "geofencing" provides a "smart arms control solution" to limit the missile's usage "to a particular time and a particular place," according to Reuters.
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Do you think there's something particular about those industries that those incidents have happened there, or particular about those industries where we're hearing reports about it?
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And reproductive justice advocates say that calling this particular bill the All Lives Matter Act is a finger in the eye of women of color in particular.
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"She is convinced that even the necessary, resolute fight against terrorism doesn't justify putting people of a particular origin or particular faith under general suspicion," Seibert said.
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"Getting stuck on one particular parameter, or one particular scenario, is missing the fundamental point of what is the total overall performance of the system," said Ammann.
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As organizations, they have somewhat separate ends, where parties seek to win the most seats and groups seek to elect particular people or achieve particular policy goals.
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Rather than selling the craft outright, Airbus plans to use them to conduct particular jobs for particular customers, says Nigel Chandler, head of sales for the operation.
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" When a user argued that Meghan was being bullied but that "this particular incident does not constitute racism," Mulroney responded, "It's not just about this particular incident.
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For this to happen, though, the patient must spend weeks, or even months, learning to twitch the re-innervated muscles in particular ways to achieve particular outcomes.
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It may be one agent and a computer scientist and two analysts who handle an array of cases from a particular sector or a particular geographic area.
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He had a particular habit — one that did not at all go unnoticed — of flaunting his physique, in particular his tummy, on social media and magazine covers.
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He noticed, by wearing a continuous glucose monitor for a while, that a particular soup from a particular hospital cafe caused a surprisingly sustained elevation in glucose.
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Policies like the Trump ban frame the threat as a battle between the U.S. and anyone from a particular country — rather than a particular kind of person.
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Games, in particular, are so much about learning, whether it is learning pure mechanical systems, learning how to solve a puzzle or what a particular narrative is.
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"This targeted scrutiny, directed at one particular news organization and regarding one particular issue, amounts to pressure against this specific broadcaster," the embassy said in a statement.
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"I think it's very difficult to say that without evaluating what has gone on ... we're going to take action against particular countries on particular products," Hills said.
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" "[H]e can not have made and he will not have made a commitment to vote in any particular way on any particular issue," he continued. "Why?
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"It turns out you can explain a large part of whether rats were risky or not by this particular signal at this particular time," Dr. Deisseroth said.
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" Referring to Ms. Clifford's arrest, Dr. Franks said: "The law itself, and this particular enforcement of it, raises questions about why now, and why in particular her.
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"We don't do trade policy here at the Fed," Mr. Powell said, "and I would be reluctant to comment on any particular policy with any particular country."
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Throughout her life and career, Mayer drew particular inspiration from the mannerist painter Jacopo Pontormo, in particular the voluminous, billowing drapery and fabrics depicted in his paintings.
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So they are deeply invested in inventing a particular understanding of race and a particular understanding of history that supports their narrative of white people under siege.
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Of particular note for progressives concerned with working-class families' well-being is the study's suggestion that poorer families in particular benefited from the expansion of trade.
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And lots of people who are away are able to be in the diaspora because they have a particular citizenship or they have the particular economic resources.
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In particular, the praise and critiques both grapple with questions of what queer audiences, in particular, expect from their gay icons: Should their art be explicitly queer?
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There are some issues where I think there have been very serious concerns by a particular company in this area or this particular company in that area.
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It was about the way those things came together at a particular moment in time for a particular audience in a gritty movie featuring two engaging stars.
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But understanding that it, like all tropes, is contingent on a particular historical place and a particular time can help negate, or at least negotiate, that power.
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So for instance, if you want to talk about a particular policy that a particular group advocated for, you can talk about the policy and criticize it.
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As the patent application notes in one example: [I]f the player purchased a particular weapon, the microtransaction engine may match the player in a gameplay session in which the particular weapon is highly effective, giving the player an impression that the particular weapon was a good purchase.
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What the Health is part of a genre of food documentaries (and diet books) that selectively analyze nutrition research to demonize particular foods and praise a particular diet.
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But even if it didn't have political resonance with this particular moment in history, The Last Jedi would have resonance with this particular moment in Star Wars history.
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The natives of Oubliette actually have a kind of 'privacy sense' that allows them to subconsciously decide who they share a particular memory or a particular interaction with.
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Those warrants require as specific a location as possible, which usually means pinning down a particular locker or storage unit, rather than just a particular block or building.
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"The arguments about blocking particular websites or silencing particular voices are always framed in terms of misinformation, counter-terrorism, and protecting the safety of the population," says O'Brien.
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"[Fleming] devoted an awful lot of time to writing this particular character, who is particularly male and relates in a particular way to women," Weisz told The Telegraph.
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RELIGIOUS determinism, or the idea that particular forms of belief and worship lead to particular forms of political and economic behaviour, is always a fascinating field for dabbling.
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These include critical freedoms like freedom of speech and freedom of access to information — and those are not necessarily bound to any particular technology at any particular time.
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Americans of all political leanings have fallen into the trap of believing that our Republic will fail unless we elect a particular candidate of a particular political party.
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I went from really knowing the people I worked with and really understanding a particular product or a particular issue really, really deeply, to then being across everything.
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The way that the Futuremark website lets you identify scores for particular components is helpful in working out how much more performance a particular upgrade might get you.
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Showing that you know the most about a particular topic or are the best at a particular task will make you the go-to person for that role.
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For example, when trying to find a particular quote in an audio recording of an interview, or when scrubbing through an audio book to find a particular segment.
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As I see it, Eugene Allen, the vet who imagines the main hunk of narrative in Hystopia, is trying to understand his particular place in his particular history.
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What matters, then, is not the presence or absence of a particular gene but the balance of power among gene networks acting together or in a particular sequence.
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It took Wallace to task for a passage about a particular point at a particular moment in a game, which the writer said didn't happen, was wrong. Well!
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It works by looking at past research and patents for molecules that are known to be effective against particular the particular drug target, as well as other structures.
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But these machines are programmed for very specific tasks, like moving a particular type of container across a warehouse or placing a particular chip on a circuit board.
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But it's worth remembering that consciousness of climate change was born in, and grew in, a particular set of tribes and identities, among a particular kind of people.
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I think Martin had the best car at that particular point, and we were fighting things that nobody really knew about at that particular time, not even Rodney.
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They each define a person with a particular career, who has been removed from that particular career; their specific state of unemployment can be expressed as a pun.
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So to tie this one particular act from one particular person and say that it&aposs Donald Trump&aposs, President Donald Trump&aposs fault, that&aposs just not true.
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This beams the same message to a selected mix of contacts, but keeps all those messages separate, and you can even save particular lists of people for particular occasions.
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If a popular YouTuber dominates a particular subject matter on the platform, a good deal of the results you'll find upon clicking the hashtag are those particular user's videos.
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But if you suspected that a particular person had walked by at a particular time, it could spot that person's face among the crowd even in an obfuscated video.
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Just as former US President Barack Obama was frequently rendered a monkey in political cartoons, H&M styling those particular kids in those particular sweatshirts was not an accident.
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The decision came down to how much deference the judges owed Commissioner Goodell in issuing his unprecedented punishment of one quarterback for his particular conduct in this particular game.
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It is a social consensus supporting particular behaviour in particular contexts, designed to prevent people from pursuing narrowly rational actions when those actions are detrimental to long-run welfare.
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They accused him of rigging the process, which is supposed to be random, by setting out rules establishing that only particular judges could hear particular cases, court documents show.
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He has devised a taxonomy of 59 mathematical families they fit into, each suited to particular kinds of problems or breaking down problems in a particular, quantum-friendly way.
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Facebook claims to "recognize the history and global importance of this image in documenting a particular moment in time" while omitting why, exactly, this particular photograph is so important.
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Many talented players were heading to Las Vegas to compete in all manner of fighting games, but this particular pairing, in this particular game, had become the marquee match.
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Because I think the challenge we have is we may well agree with the Russians about a particular figure or a particular small group of figures that replaces Assad.
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The plaintiff must show not only that leaded water can theoretically cause a particular impairment but also that the lead exposure caused his or her particular injury, she said.
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It's a matter of the company's strategy for accomplishing a particular task or goal under a particular set of conditions, nearly all of which are out of your control.
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"It just gives you an idea of how you need to treat that particular person, in that particular situation -- become more sympathetic, more empathetic, to peoples' needs," he says.
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First, even though Americans on average, and Republicans in particular, have become more negative about #MeToo over the past year, the change among this particular group is spectacular (chart).
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One issue of particular interest to legal experts is how Mueller will lay out his reasons for declining to prosecute particular people — up to and including the president himself.
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There's some undeniable luck in Haslem joining this particular team at this particular moment, and that his career has been linked from Day 1 to Wade's is undoubtedly fortuitous.
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Trump's son-in-law has taken a particular interest in foreign policy and has helped the candidate develop remarks about Israel and Middle East policy in particular, sources say.
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And in particular, in particular, I want -- the Federal Reserve lending program, which they have expanded under 313 with the Treasury Department, they have now done a great job.
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But it's Ford's particular voice and vision driving the story, and so Strong Island is remarkable not just as a story of a family but of a particular filmmaker.
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Of course, every terror incident has its own specific circumstances, and we can't know whether any particular one will strike a chord with the public in any particular way.
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This particular bartender, Brian McNulty, and this particular librarian, Raymond Ambler, are both the creations of Con Lehane, who clearly admires those who toil selflessly in the helping professions.
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And as it happens, the experience of Europe, and Spain in particular, provides some of the bullets we should be using to shoot these particular zombies in the head.
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"Our message to the homeowners is that your biggest asset is concentrated in one particular zip code in one particular street, which is the ultimate undiversified asset," said Pettee.
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This change will help in particular when you're trying to find all the stores that carry one particular item — something that hasn't been easy to do in the past.
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Investors are simply chasing the strength in the market and want broad exposure, rather than nuanced bets on particular segments linked to particular tax-exposure factors or style bets.
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You do not need to avoid any particular food, the CDC said, and grocery stores, retailers and restaurants do not need to avoid serving or selling any particular food.
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This supports the theory that many Americans believe that in order to get a particular answer, most major polling firms today will ask the question in a particular way.
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"If artist X is doing really well with a particular style, or a particular production value, then a label might do the same thing with artist Y," explained Watson.
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That allows companies to put up dozens of devices, each of which can focus on a particular area of the globe or on a particular kind of data collection.
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The wearing of phallic pendants seems to have had particular resonance with soldiers and young children, perhaps two groups who needed particular protection from unknown and unseen bad fortune.
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Graphic - Bribe expectations for particular purposes (interactive) - tmsnrt.
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On tour ... on that particular day ... with T.I.?
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But — outside of one particular bran — are raisins?
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This particular version of the story is specific to North Idaho, and to the particular type of conservatives who have flocked here to set down roots in its rural soil.
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It is possible that the Wallonia vote, or Brexit, for that matter, are less about the legitimacy of particular policies, like freer trade, than about the legitimacy of particular polities.
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Of course, life in general is exhausting for many of us, but the kind of exhaustion I am referring to is particular to Blackness and, more specifically, particular to America.
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"[Author Ian Fleming] devoted an awful lot of time to writing this particular character, who is particularly male and relates in a particular way to women," she told The Telegraph.
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They aren't for any particular platform or in any particular order, except that I've been playing the heck out of Ashen for the last couple of days, so it's first.
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But it's in fact used to describe a particular group of people: Latinos, in particular Mexicans — even though many unauthorized immigrants can and do come from places outside Latin America.
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As a result it has fallen behind the big "public" clouds (as opposed to "private" ones, which only serve a particular company), in particular Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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You can have it show the most recent emails from your inbox, or ask to see messages from a particular person, or ask to see emails from a particular day.
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That is useful when the statistical content of a data set is required (say the proportion of women in a particular industry) but not the details of any particular person.
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I take a moment to notice that particular green-apple taste and the hint of cinnamon aroma that comes from the particular barrels used to ferment and age the wine.
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" Ankur Srivastava, the CEO and founder of Aglaya, did not deny that the brochure is legitimate, only saying this particular product sheet was passed on only to "one particular customer.
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"When we look at retail giving, that's checkout giving or giving where a portion of the proceeds from a particular product or particular company is going to charity," MacLaughlin says.
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And just because it may be impossible to prove, in court, that climate change killed a particular person or flooded a particular house, that doesn't mean real losses aren't occurring.
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I feel like that tweet in particular was one where some people got it, but there were some people that didn't get it, and in particular some of the developers.
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"A Category 1 storm approaching a particular coastline in a particular way can produce really dangerous conditions and storm surges that aren't encapsulated by the simple wind speed," he said.
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"I wondered about why this particular thought, in this particular moment, generated so much traction," Ms. O'Neill said on Friday, adding that she was not trying to stoke any panic.
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"Just being able to move around and pick out a particular sound or a particular thing to watch, I find it to be more focusing than anything else," he said.
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And the proposals were projected to increase rates in particular for older Americans, a particular problem for Maine, where the median age of 43 is the oldest in the country.
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" Students of Uber's history can easily match particular recommendations to particular scandals, such as the sections related to "alcohol consumption during core work hours" or "consumption of nonprescription-controlled substances.
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"People think this world of campaigns is like these stupid movies and, at some point, some grand decision suddenly tips the scales: a particular ad, a particular event," he noted.
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That meant we could see he had a kind of generic personal financial interest in strong stock market performance but no particular interest in the fortune of any particular company.
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Harle said that focusing a business in a particular geographical area, or on a particular type of stone, doesn't automatically insulate a company from human rights abuses associated with precious stones.
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Without these rules, internet service providers could be free to block you from viewing particular sites, throttle the speeds of video streaming services, or charge you extra to view particular content.
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It's hard to say, and no doubt they still have particular concerns about particular countries, but what social media has allowed them and us and everybody to do is connect internationally.
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A scenario I can imagine that would be very different is a patient who had a long-standing relationship with a particular clinician, and that particular clinician was out of town.
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So when a reporter asked about what's running through J.R. Smith's mind during a particular play at a particular moment in time, why should he give you the time of day?
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"I'm beginning to question the consistency of how games are being called — and who they would call this particular play against versus this particular player," Cecil Newton told ESPN on Friday.
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But when you're trying to figure out how much yellow is needed to get from a particular shade of blue to a particular shade of green, things can get hairy fast.
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"There is a lot more to 5G than whether particular companies get particular contracts," Ciaran Martin, head of the National Cyber Security Centre, said Wednesday at a security conference in Scotland.
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With all these different testing mechanisms, it could count the number of red blood cells in a particular volume of blood, or it could test for a particular kind of disease.
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Right now, as hundreds of sites on our list show, that conversation only seems to be triggered when the media spotlight shines on a particular company's relationship with a particular site.
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"Typically, that would be a one-officer call, but there was some information in the system, officers had dealt with this particular unit, this particular caller just recently," said police Sgt.
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But what I found was that if I chose to go a nonfiction route, I would probably have to center on a few particular human beings, a few stories in particular.
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With the no-throttling rule, we ban conduct that is not outright blocking, but inhibits the delivery of particular content, applications, or services, or particular classes of content, applications, or services.
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The circuits may have reached different conclusions about standing in particular data breach class actions, the new brief said, but those conclusions were based on particular facts, not on the law.
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The Anti-Discrimination Act doesn't require bakeries to sell any particular product or to decorate its cakes in any particular way — and it might run into constitutional problems if it did.
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" Mueller sought to dampen the Snowden uproar by testifying to Congress that the feds could not listen to Americans' calls without a warrant for that "particular phone and that particular individual.
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This is an important topic but in terms of this particular issue and this particular Senate race, I will not get ahead of the President and anything he wishes to add.
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These people take identity politics to mean recognizing, listening to and trying to satisfy the particular needs of particular groups of people who have very different lived experiences in this country.
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They can't let you say what you want to say because they need to tune the microphones to listen to the particular syllables of the key word in that particular order.
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They can seek out people who are genetically pure, creating a ghetto of the uninsured, because they will know who is likely to get a particular disease at a particular age.
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In October 2019, YouTube introduced a specialized tool called Instant Reserve that allowed campaigns to reserve ad space in particular regions on particular days, with an eye towards state primary contests.
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At the same time the church is supposed to be larger than any particular political philosophy, ready to outlast any particular order and capable of speaking prophetically in periods of transition.
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He does not try to extrapolate Stephen's narrative into some all-encompassing portrayal of ambition and hubris, but remains firmly in the realm of this particular boy in this particular moment.
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If it weren't for me being at a particular prison at a particular time when the Bard college program came in, my reentry experience likely would have been a lot different.
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One confronts a particular episode in the history of blackface, with all its attendant pain and derision, while the other is preoccupied with a particular blue and its associations with genocide.
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Within this broad framework, regional or sectoral developments (regulations on a particular industry, particular industries growing or declining, population shifts between and among regions) are generally lost in the national noise.
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One in particular — Caterpillar — tends to do really well.
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Yes, it has problems — one big one in particular.
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Ogilvie isn't sold on any particular theory — just yet.
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My dog absolutely loves other dogs – puppies in particular.
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There were delectables as well ... cotton candy in particular.
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He's certainly struck a nerve — with Cruz in particular.
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One group, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, raised a particular fuss.
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Republican congressional leaders — Senate Majority Mitch McConnell in particular.
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The emphasis on fantasy sports, in particular, is ... what?
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It felt odd ... but just for that particular character.
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The name alone — Forever 221 — evokes a particular fantasy.
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" Cooking, in particular, he sees as "100 percent therapy.
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Nigerian music — Afrobeats in particular — is having a moment.
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" "Sometimes government at a particular level makes some mistakes.
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There has been some buzz around affect theory in the last few years, I think partly because many of us have concluded that our politics and ethics, and the social and public policies that devolve from them, are deeply and inextricably linked to our experience as particular bodies, in particular spaces, feeling particular things.
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A friend said that particular last one seemed like it was kind of almost unfairly directed toward one minority group, and then that started a conversation apparently at that particular Starbucks. Gianno.
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But despite the lofty valuations for those particular stocks, Ari Wald, technical analyst at Oppenheimer & Co., still remains bullish on stocks in the consumer staples ETF (XLP), which includes those particular stocks.
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"When bills like this come around, what we want folks to understand is that, in a lot of ways, it's not just about a particular pregnancy in a particular moment," she says.
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The smartphone epidemic is certainly fair game for satire, but while Jexi pokes fun at Phil, it ultimately isn't satirizing anything in particular because Phil is not much of anything in particular.
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Each ping is time-stamped, meaning it is possible to detect when a particular shark was at a particular location, and whether it came into contact with any other tagged sharks there.
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One particular part of Bey's verse is sending the internet reeling because some people are convinced that the superstar is commenting on a particular story Haddish revealed about her to the press.
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"The First Amendment is a legal tool … crafted in a particular time to deal with particular media environments," says Neil Richards, a First Amendment expert at the University of Washington Law School.
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Instead of always or only seeking to fix municipal issues through national policy, localism suggests that communities can and should find solutions to their own particular problems, within their own particular contexts.
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Democrats aren't exactly trying to attack the merits of Kavanaugh's arguments on executive power, but instead are attempting to make the case that this particular nominee, at this particular time, is problematic.
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Examining and testing full-grown plants from the collection for desirable characteristics, known as phenotypes, permitted Dr Egesi and his team to find correlations between particular patterns of SNPs and particular phenotypes.
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ML: This particular piece is about an incarcerated black boy who was 17 when he was murdered by the state mechanisms, and it's important to tell that story in that particular way.
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He's pursuing no such legal action for Proud Mary, according to a Stereogum report, but maybe he could watch it to understand why this particular song was used for this particular movie.
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In certain cases, Fitch will rate all or a number of issues issued by a particular issuer, or insured or guaranteed by a particular insurer or guarantor, for a single annual fee.
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If you think it's bad when the Signature Personalities of Sports Cable or the crabwalking comment-section C.H.U.D.'s are talking about a particular player or a particular game, you're not wrong.
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WAPNER: YES, AND YOUVE MADE THE POINT CRITICALLY IN THIS PARTICULAR SITUATION THAT THERE IS SUCH A SMALLER SHAREHOLDE CONTINGENT THAT YOU THINK IT COULD TURN THE BALANCE OF THIS PARTICULAR VOTE.
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Several vitrines containing shards of broken glass that are supposed to represent a particular kind of glazing technique or household vessel particular to Sijilmasa (in Morocco), Gao (Mali), or Tademekka (also Mali).
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"Thanks to our comprehensive approach, we are faster than companies that specialize on fraud in one country in particular, for one channel in particular," co-founder and CEO Nicolas Meric told me.
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In France — which places particular significance on the separation of state and religious institutions — the topic is of particular interest, given the number of terror attacks in the country in recent years.
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"It's happening at the right time for this theater because it's a way of putting a particular company and a particular theater under the spotlight in a very unique way," he added.
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The toggle switches let you turn notifications on or off, but if you tap on the notification categories themselves you can enable silent alerts for particular apps or particular events in apps.
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The orders allow police to track just about anyone using an Android device or a company app — such as Google maps or Gmail — to a particular place over a particular time period.
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They would ask for wisdom in fighting a particular temptation, and the monk would reply with a story that was "part parable, part admonition about fight that particular temptation," as DeYoung says.
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Most of our pop culture figures — like that of the old, mostly white Barbie line — ascribe success, power, attractiveness, wealth, and worth of attention to particular characters with particular sets of traits.
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Perhaps we need to rebuild the human diet from scratch, much as we built our medical pharmacopoeia: Rather than relying on received knowledge, or on presumed ideas, we might examine our diet molecule by molecule, and trial by trial, probing the aspects of food that incite or treat particular diseases, for particular humans, with particular genetic attributes.
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And in India, "we're going to focus on different programs," he said, highlighting one of the contention points of Free Basics, that it was tied to a particular operator and to particular services.
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"In a virtual reality lesson if a student pauses and stares at stars in the sky and he's looking at one in particular, I'll know there's interest in that particular field," he said.
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Blendle also manages access so if a user pays for multiple articles from a particular publication and exceeds the subscription cost for a particular issue the rest of the content is automatically unlocked.
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I wanted not only to share my particular principles but I wanted to help people think in a principled way and determine their own particular principles that are working well for them, right.
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Most Japanese developers, in particular those who have seen some international success of late, appear more pragmatic, utilizing their particular creative strengths while also attempting to make experiences with a larger global appeal.
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While a ton of videos highlight award winners or examine the intricacies of the film industry, these particular videos let the films speak for themselves by showing key moments within each particular field.
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Mature body cells (eggs and sperm included) derive from progenitors, known as stem cells, that have the power to divide, proliferate and eventually to turn into particular cellular components of a particular tissue.
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And in Florida, Maryland, and Virginia, there have been conflicting laws and opinions on the matter, making this particular SCOTUS case one of particular interest to digital rights groups and law enforcement alike.
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Such request data can be paired with data collected by the NIT, however, in order to attempt to identify a particular user and to determine that particular user's actions on Websites 1-23.
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However, the video definitely sells a particular type of relationship for people to have with the non-human world, which is compatible with a particular type of person: the financially stable male adventurer.
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That allows it to be responsive to changing needs and consumer behavior while on the road, and essentially allows it to be built out to the particular specifications of any particular commercial user.
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"As those of you who come here often appreciate, it is seldom the case that the bringing of a particular charge at a particular date is the end of the matter," he said.
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The idea behind any API like this is to give developers who lack expertise in a particular area outside the core purpose of their application, easy access to a particular type of functionality.
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Not only that, but they have to prove that they're in danger for one of a particular set of reasons: a political opinion, nationality, religion, race, or membership in a particular social group.
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In particular, the rule would make public both the list prices set by hospitals, and the prices hospitals negotiate with insurance companies for particular procedures, information that's typically secret and can vary widely.
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When Redshell finds a first snapshot to match to the second, they know that you clicked on that link and then purchased the game, and that particular link in that particular ad worked.
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A senior figure in the anti-Brexit movement said there was particular concern about four constituencies in particular: Exeter, Portsmouth South, and Stroud in the south of England, and Cardiff Central in Wales.
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Mr. Graham's standing as a religious leader was unusual: Unlike the pope or the Dalai Lama, he spoke for neither a particular church (though he was a Southern Baptist) nor a particular people.
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" The target of that boulder would appear to be Mr. Bannon, a man whose name he refuses to utter, favoring "this particular individual" or "that particular element of our party," or simply "they.
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LA is a very particular town made up of a particular people: a sprawling palm-tree'd fantasia with its wide boulevards, art-deco architecture, movie lots, incessant smog, earthquakes, and bronze-pink sunsets.
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It might be something he wanted to improve on in his next game, the location of a particular pitch to a particular hitter, or his mentality that led to a success or failure.
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Major trade deals have minimal effects on the overall number of jobs, and increase incomes on average, but may have a particularly large job-reducing effects in particular locations and among particular workers.
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Mutual funds may specialize in following a particular index, helping investors reach a goal like retirement, or give them exposure to a diverse number of assets around a particular theme or asset type.
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In its response to the ASA, Amazon stated its text did not promise a particular speed of delivery of a particular product, and that Prime delivery information was available on separate web pages.
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"I think euro/sterling in particular will continue to be affected more by the European political situation, in particular the French election," said Alvin Tan, a currency strategist at Societe Generale in London.
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Restaurants are also able to use both versions of the service — if they're understaffed at a particular time or want Uber Eats drivers to complete orders in a particular geographic area, for example.
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If you are somebody who has disagreements on the bill itself, that particular committee is not the place you want to voice those because it means you could lose that particular committee assignment.
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The McCarrick case in particular — which, in a departure from many other abuse cases, predominanty involved allegations of sexual harassment of adults — has been a particular lightning rod for this kind of discourse.
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So why are these particular items on the chopping block?
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Was there one particular case that really caught your eye?
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Investors worried in particular that the Chinese economy was slowing.
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Parents in particular are growing aware of the sport's threat.
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"Obviously, you have, in particular communities, high numbers," he said.
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There is one in particular of Chyna slapping another woman.
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The evangelicals, in particular, deserve Trump's taunt at their intelligence.
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In particular, two sets of brothers, one white, one black.
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Insulin in particular was one notable offender, the study found.
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Uber, in particular, has a unique relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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Of particular note was a cut in Newmont's cost estimates.
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Such possibilities might seem to be of no particular importance.
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Vietnam, in particular, has become a buzzy destination for VCs.
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It's not because I don't want to: He's just particular.
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This particular specimen weighed a healthy eight pounds or so.
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TM: Did you choose those particular pigeons for a reason?
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This particular feat of counterprogramming was paid for by Represent.
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I'm very particular about my kitchen things being good quality.
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"I do not support targeting any particular group," he said.
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Cunning in this context manifests itself in a particular way.
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"There was a particular exchange between them," said one person.
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These particular embryos had some human muscle cells, for instance.
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Something was missing, and it was no one's particular fault.
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Benioff expressed concern over Facebook's impact on children in particular.
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Why are you interested in a particular company or role?
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AAT's retail portfolio in particular has experienced soft SSNOI growth.
|
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The commercial space industry pushes a particular brand of optimism.
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They open the door to development within a particular logic.
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Why did you want to focus on this particular case?
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The fourth film, "Age of Extinction," in particular, excelled internationally.
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Wow, looks like Coco has some pretty particular petting demands.
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Why are we worrying about this particular research subject now?
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Did you learn anything in particular from the guys there?
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In Europe, a huge food producer, it's of particular significance.
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Unfortunately this particular demon isn't going back in the box.
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This particular event honors the craftsmanship of the house's atelier.
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" Sorvino recalled one audition in particular with a "big director.
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Hacking is a particular concern for journalists traveling the world.
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In particular, less affluent regional malls may suffer, Moody's wrote.
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The evidence from Australia in particular, though, is very suggestive.
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Club, and at this particular time in American history, two
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And I understand how passionately people feel about particular issues.
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Or, as this particular Google employee called it, their neuroticism.
|
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Still, our appetite for this particular subgenre may be peaking.
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It can reduce the risk that particular immigrants are deported.
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In particular, Jal was influenced by P. Diddy, Sean Combs.
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He said the attacker appeared to target one particular table.
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The latter two hobbies require a particular level of bravery.
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On this particular visit, though, things started to look up.
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That doesn't automatically mean support for any particular policy agenda.
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Often, a particular incident doesn't tell you the whole story.
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Gizmodo: What brought you to extinct species revival in particular?
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The new requirements could affect messaging app Telegram in particular.
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The timing of this LeSportsac deal in particular is perfect.
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This particular clip features the actual forming of the sphere.
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Absolutely, they did a bad job on this particular story.
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Any in particular that readers and fans should check out?
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Benedict Cumberbatch, in particular, shines as the voice of Satan.
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It is, in particular, white men who are stockpiling guns.
|
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Tommy relented and dropped RL's name for one particular reason.
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But your reaction to her in particular in her vitriol.
|
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Now let's dig into the details, in some particular order.
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That particular entry received 207,334 over the next 24 hours.
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There was one moment in particular he really loved, though.
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Is there a particular park or lake he's fond of?
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You mentioned that security personnel harass you in particular ways.
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It reinforces the risks associated with these particular two medications.
|
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One line manager in particular seemed to be a veteran.
|
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Huge cuts would hit the agency's science programs in particular.
|
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AMD in particular stands to lose because of the decision.
|
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Last May was a big month for discoveries in particular.
|
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"This particular president advances when he senses weakness," Goodman said.
|
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How often do women ask doctors about this particular symptom?
|
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Kevin Hart's work, in particular, was criticized in the report.
|
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It's most likely this particular situation will just blow over.
|
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It's an unintended feature that has troubled Facebook in particular.
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My mom in particular was really confused about my interests.
|
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Topshop, in particular, has faced several challenges in recent months.
|
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Meanwhile, this particular farm produce comes with a unique touch.
|
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Pence in particular is an unquestionable opponent of LGBTQ rights.
|
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These issues aren't unique to this particular study, Heaney said.
|
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In particular, Long favors mud for its tactility and simplicity.
|
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One remark in particular from Comey got the Twittersphere buzzing.
|
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Content moderation workers in particular will get $22 an hour.
|
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So why has Jared chosen to adopt this particular hairstyle?
|
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She wrote an enthusiastic post about a particular Times feature.
|
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"London, in particular, is feeling the Brexit effect," said Green.
|
|
I think it's often been ignored, particular in South Africa.
|
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Tumblr users, in particular, are in revolt against the series.
|
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What about you Vincent, was there a moment in particular?
|
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Shanghai time, tells you where this particular fire was lit.
|
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The work also resulted in new insights into particular genes.
|
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BTW, Ann is worried about violence against one particular group.
|
|
In one clip in particular, Timberlake and Biel toasted champagne.
|
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This particular piece of legislation, introduced in Congress by Rep.
|
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There were reportedly about 350 patrons at this particular show.
|
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In particular, adjusting noise cancellation in this way is clever.
|
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The unique identifier means it's definitely from this particular plane.
|
|
One graph of particular note, regarding the longstanding public vs.
|
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Instant Articles, in particular, struck them as a Trojan horse.
|
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Previously, there were no particular time limits on this activity.
|
|
Conservative Republicans, in particular, have been outspoken in their criticism.
|
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What strikes you from this particular crime scene and investigation?
|
|
He began talking about it, to no one in particular.
|
|
Stories like Dolphin's and Ramirez's, in particular, could happen anywhere.
|
|
Were you trying to say anything in particular with it?
|
|
What should this function do in a particular corner case?
|
|
"But science isn't just the particular analysts opinion," she said.
|
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But one in particular is attempting to customize the experience.
|
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Kusuma's LinkedIn profile states that he's leading that particular team.
|
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McKinnon, in particular, is excited about the possibility of Sen.
|
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Heroin use, in particular, remains very low among surveyed students.
|
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Why did you opt for black and white in particular?
|
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"There was no rape in this particular case," he said.
|
|
But young children in particular often fall victim to exploitation.
|
|
"I don't understand," I wailed to no one in particular.
|
|
Grey shares about his "particular friend" who died at Culloden.
|
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In particular, he has his eye on the housing sector.
|
|
And there's a lot of tips in that particular thing.
|
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These particular foods also have different textures in the mouth.
|
|
For the European Union in particular, the issue is delicate.
|
|
This particular shot was not without its own unique obstacles.
|
|
Latinx women clocked in at 1% of that particular workforce.
|
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What places in the state do you love in particular?
|
|
This particular rule has made shooting fouls impossible to predict.
|
|
There's a lot at stake for the NBA in particular.
|
|
In particular, it reversed a sharp decline in foreign reserves.
|
|
Baidu, in particular, has been extremely bullish on the industry.
|
|
For these last in particular, it may become essential reading.
|
|
This particular month I spend $103 on credit card payments.
|
|
Counties in particular have been targeted by foreign government hackers.
|
|
The rarity and condition of this particular Super Mario Bros.
|
|
Instacart in particular potentially faces major challenges after the acquisition.
|
|
"Everything in this city is a particular accomplishment," Waddington said.
|
|
Kris said one thing in particular that really stood out.
|
|
The big milestone episodes, in particular, are always fan favorites.
|
|
"Begging," that simple word, has a particular black vernacular ring.
|
|
I asked her what made her buy that particular magazine.
|
|
Luckily, this particular bacteria was not also resistant to carbapenems.
|
|
" "Who would you put at fault for that particular location?
|
|
Adele, in particular, saw staggeringly large album sales in 2015.
|
|
One nation in particular, however, seems eager to try: Russia.
|
|
This particular crew does happen to be starrier than usual.
|
|
Charli XCX in particular is an expert in this art.
|
|
To this particular problem, though, there is an answer: womanpower.
|
|
But in the South in particular, that's not well favored.
|
|
So when this particular remake falters, it's even more disappointing.
|
|
But one photo in particular has been causing some controversy.
|
|
US officials expect that Russia, in particular, could strike again.
|
|
Already digital monies, in particular Bitcoin and Ethereum, are rivals.
|
|
On any given day, a particular sector might be clobbered.
|
|
Emma Bunton in particular has captured mommy bloggers' universal acclaim.
|
|
Just how big of a story was this particular controversy?
|
|
There are particular pitfalls to dealing with the Trump administration.
|
|
And in particular, by most estimates, in negative territory now.
|
|
But when you're going to particular places, don't do that.
|
|
Meadows said the temporary premium increase, in particular, is problematic.
|
|
The MuRF in particular is a wild piece of gear.
|
|
The footage seems to show three particular types of malpractice.
|
|
In particular it took an early punt on Chinese demand.
|
|
But one company in particular is having a bad day.
|
|
Naturally, their particular skills are expressed well via the video.
|
|
Those are really hard qualities to find in particular actresses.
|
|
Small to medium companies, in particular, are providing the growth.
|
|
Usually, these works are about a particular moment, a feeling.
|
|
But they also see Mr. Trump as posing particular risks.
|
|
This particular event was photographed 1.4 million miles from Saturn.
|
|
The artists are the ones putting focus on particular areas.
|
|
But for me, the show wasn't about any particular person.
|
|
Is there a particular reason why you have an iPhone?
|
|
European carriers, in particular, are likely to be affected quickly.
|
|
In no particular order: delicious breakfast foods and our bed.
|
|
In particular, lots of arguments are being floated about UBI.
|
|
The queer joy, in particular, has felt revelatory to me.
|
|
But modern noir storytellers keep referencing two particular sacred texts.
|
|
This particular revenge thriller isn't about the vengeance, per se.
|
|
Political referendums, in particular, tend to be a hot target.
|
|
"My life is very, very unique and particular," Rocky said.
|
|
That said, this particular scene is different than the others.
|
|
Extreme cold snaps pose a particular puzzle in this regard.
|
|
Mr Allen's legacy extends further, to two lessons in particular.
|
|
But there is no magical number in any particular market.
|
|
We associate certain hairstyles and hair colors with particular celebrities.
|
|
This particular parasite is not registered as a foreign lobbyist.
|
|
They wanted to talk to girls with a particular voice.
|
|
That particular appeal, I initially assumed, came from Dungeons & Dragons.
|
|
I'm thinking in particular of manufacturing and the housing sector.
|
|
The Boston Marathon in particular has a rich feminist history.
|
|
The policy should not restrict itself to a particular country.
|
|
Under Trump, asylum application procedures have come under particular scrutiny.
|
|
He had no particular fondness for the former Soviet leader.
|
|
Uber, in particular, has gone through several rounds of layoffs.
|
|
Why was this particular instance such an issue for them?
|
|
The logic behind categorical bans from particular nations remains dubious.
|
|
A particular treat is her ear for lurid local myths.
|
|
The title is the name of a particular quilt pattern.
|
|
Asia, in particular, should be Japan's most important export playground.
|
|
"They're leaving us," he muttered to no one in particular.
|
|
In particular, she and Schnapp, 12, have grown particularly close.
|
|
But this particular book is almost like a social experiment.
|
|
This particular Yoga 920 has a bronze metallic finish throughout.
|
|
Brazilian beaches, Rio's in particular, have a certain dress code.
|
|
If a particular sneaker is in demand, the price increases.
|
|
Mr. Trump's rhetoric resonates with a particular American political tradition.
|
|
In this particular case, the stakes could reach $100 million.
|
|
The game's emotes in particular play a big role here.
|
|
I started to scheme around my chosen character's particular talents.
|
|
A: This film is not based on a particular story.
|
|
There are concerns about that particular effort in that technology.
|
|
It would finance strategies to combat urban violence in particular.
|
|
Fisher in particular seems to have her guard entirely down.
|
|
In particular, people began making videos they called the #GetOutChallenge.
|
|
For now, this particular spat shows few signs of escalation.
|
|
It is this light that is particular to Lerner's paintings.
|
|
But that particular turn of events wasn't a foregone conclusion.
|
|
So talking about Gitmo is useless on this particular case.
|
|
In particular, companies highlighted the margin risk from higher wages.
|
|
" ConforMIS: "No medical device stocks, and that one in particular.
|
|
I was unaware that we were hitting that particular first.
|
|
One track in particular, "Downtown's Lights," perfectly encapsulates Morby's ethos.
|
|
Of particular note is the way the game approaches race.
|
|
Zach: We're not really in it for any particular reason.
|
|
But we had to walk away from that particular suggestion.
|
|
But I'm not sure what particular school this is from.
|
|
Palin relies heavily on this particular kind of dependent clause.
|
|
But there is something quite particular going on in France.
|
|
This is why guns, in particular, are such a concern.
|
|
Ride service Uber in particular expects to use autonomous cars.
|
|
Are the risks greater in a particular stage of pregnancy?
|
|
Dr Pan's work is helping to exorcise those particular ghosts.
|
|
Are there particular international precedents that you are looking at?
|
|
We, in particular, would like to see stronger wage growth.
|
|
Stem cells are the precursors from which particular tissues grow.
|
|
One finger, in particular, is noticeably larger than the rest.
|
|
The young in particular are crossing the strait in droves.
|
|
But after this particular outing he's lucky to be alive.
|
|
Low key, do you want more from a particular relationship?
|
|
It is wired into your particular psychology and your history.
|
|
To some, the fifth reason may seem a little particular.
|
|
The Fed meeting was a particular disappointment for volatility seekers.
|
|
Oilfield services companies in particular may be poised for restructuring.
|
|
EW: Were there any pieces in particular that struck you?
|
|
But the retired sprinter struggled to master one particular trick…
|
|
He views poetry in particular as a form of catharsis.
|
|
Seeds and NutsIn particular, walnuts, pumpkin seeds and flaxseeds. Why?
|
|
There's one rescue in particular you have to see though.
|
|
The results are promising for Amazon and Spotify in particular.
|
|
In particular, she stressed how close the race had become.
|
|
Still, that seems to be it for this particular feud.
|
|
Justify, in particular, is used to running in the mud.
|
|
Phillips said there was no threat to a particular school.
|
|
The Federation did not fund this research in particular, however.
|
|
Analysts said the results bode well for Nike in particular.
|
|
Asian institutions in particular are flummoxed by the Brexit chaos.
|
|
Emerging markets in Africa, in particular, are becoming more profitable.
|
|
One young person in particular reportedly moved Aniston to tears.
|
|
Are there any particular mechs that helped inspire this book?
|
|
It forces young citizens to affirm a particular patriotic message.
|
|
Let's see how she makes this particular scammer her own.
|
|
You shouldn't get too attached to any particular soldier, though.
|
|
The campaign's — and Parscale's — Facebook strategy has drawn particular scrutiny.
|
|
Cox in particular was also a top lieutenant to Zuckerberg.
|
|
But this particular application seems a little forced and premature.
|
|
But this particular brooding style is completely new to scientists.
|
|
Our TechCrunch editors are mighty particular about choosing Top Picks.
|
|
The Mars retrograde has reached this particular snake, I'm afraid.
|
|
The fee only applies to new sellers of particular brands.
|
|
This raises a particular concern when mines are shut down.
|
|
One of them in particular had a crush on me.
|
|
We have a natural narrative limit for this particular universe.
|
|
Melbourne and Sydney, in particular, are pulling at the seams.
|
|
So that product, in particular, probably isn't a pregnancy reference.
|
|
Unfortunately, this particular survey made no mention of friendly ghosts.
|
|
A dozen smaller parties represent particular ethnic or religious groups.
|
|
We had known this particular band of hijras for years.
|
|
There's one "ally" in particular that has drawn Johansson's ire.
|
|
Of particular interest is Nuro's description of its operational domain.
|
|
Apple, in particular, has been an obvious point of concern.
|
|
That particular laptop really does have the fastest processor available.
|
|
The latter may be an worth looking into in particular.
|
|
The middle section in particular trudges a bit too much.
|
|
Unfortunately, Safari doesn't appear to support this particular Easter egg.
|
|
One particular review that has resonated widely is Jackie Aina's.
|
|
The big one here, in particular, is Amazon Web Services.
|
|
LOOK AT HOW THE TECH IPOs IN PARTICULAR HAVE DONE.
|
|
In April the FDA requested information from JUUL in particular.
|
|
Philosophical exemptions in particular need to be tightened, he added.
|
|
The probe against Mr Lee, in particular, enjoys widespread support.
|
|
In particular, it liberated girls constrained by their parents' traditions.
|
|
It's just that they serve a particular kind of purpose.
|
|
This particular lamp design comes from an ODM called Adition.
|
|
We've already seen that particular assumption play out on Facebook.
|
|
Ang reckons lobbies in particular are where deals get done.
|
|
This particular bowl started as a raw hunk of maple.
|
|
One particular simulation jumped out at the researchers as plausible.
|
|
One target in particular has been the agribusiness giant Monsanto.
|
|
See, in the Academy, individual "branches" recognize their particular categories.
|
|
They were then instructed to navigate to a particular store.
|
|
In particular, he cited inadequate logistics support and fuel supplies.
|
|
In particular, we're looking for diaries from Hawaii and Maine.
|
|
Goldman Sachs, in particular, has reportedly considered entering the space.
|
|
In particular, he developed Apple's most recent programming language, Swift.
|
|
It then tunes the speaker to that room in particular.
|
|
"Scarbo," in particular, is notorious among pianophiles for its difficulties.
|
|
There is a particular issue when it comes to children.
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OO certification, notably, doesn't specify a particular level of privacy.
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This particular piece is actually a photo of Kourtney naked.
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I think we're all pretty particular to what we like.
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An impactful work, but perhaps inappropriate for this particular exhibition.
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Bow & Drape does not, unfortunately, have this particular design copyrighted.
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But he isn't just trying to spread one particular agenda.
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And video games, in particular, look ridiculously gorgeous on it.
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In particular, there are rumors about new MacBook Pro laptops.
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And collectible Patek's in particular are on fire right now.
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In particular they needed electricians, like the redundant Mr Salha.
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One problem this particular sinkhole managed to avoid was money.
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Some of the specimens exist only in that particular ecosystem.
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"Pay particular attention to things that chafe you," Graham wrote.
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Muslims, in particular, are often subtly put in their place.
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In particular, the authorities allowed the rouble currency to weaken.
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Fast fashion, in particular, represents a big opportunity for Donde.
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String instruments in particular tend to sound sterile and digital.
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But that is a far cry from shunning particular shares.
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Why these particular substances suppress MS remains to be discovered.
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DONALD TRUMP's young administration is adept at one particular manoeuvre.
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In particular, he said they need to hire account managers.
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Yellows in particular came off as more green than yellow.
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There are things that are very particular to certain communities.
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This particular offering, however, created a whole lot of losers.
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The compliance costs for smaller firms, in particular, look burdensome.
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The seasonal frosts, in particular, are supposed to slowly disappear.
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One in particular, Mr. A, stuck with him the longest.
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TC: What can you tell us about this particular team?
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HP isn't the only manufacturer using this particular panel, though.
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In particular, I found some of the casting choices problematic.
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You can check out details of that particular ban here.
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I remember a young man in particular, on rue Montmartre.
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"Markets are in particular priced for tax reform," Crescenzi added.
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MACCALLUM: Fortunately, Omarosa is not involved in this particular trial.
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Sure, the later books (Deathly Hallows in particular) challenged readers.
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The burkini ban, in particular, contradicts the garment's intended purpose.
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Has it been taken care of in a particular way?
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This particular doll looks an awful lot like Taylor Swift.
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In particular, investors are closely watching the firm's gaming business.
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In her own particular way, she has kept me going.
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Samantha Bee didn't expect to be giving this particular monologue.
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"Victory" for any particular group is likely to prove relative.
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Previously, there were no particular time limits on this activity.
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Phillips told Variety of one particular scene she found traumatic.
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They were the only three that had that particular award.
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Being a diva connotes a particular kind of womanly arrogance.
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Were there any particular products you loved as a teenager?
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Meanwhile, Trump's other proposals could make this particular problem worse.
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Ours is a land of particular obsessions: food, war, success.
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But something about this particular surprise didn't feel quite right.
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Shakespeare, in particular, is a favorite of the 44th President.
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In particular, this video focuses on iOS for the iPad .
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And how did you get into neutrino research in particular?
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But it troubles the Algerian government in a particular way.
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Patridge, in particular, is happy that they're all settled down.
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"This particular data set is not that hard," he said.
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Government agencies, in particular, had no incentive and negligible capacity.
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And seeing it shared with kids — and girls in particular.
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Empathy in these cases is not directed at particular people.
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Costs and outcomes are generally improved with this particular concept.
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But Europe — and Germany, in particular — has a different approach.
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They focused on a particular type of common coral, staghorn.
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Elizabeth Warren in particular, are taking a fundamentally different approach.
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Tesla in particular rolled out elaborate autopilot features last year.
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A group of particular focus is users of FB Live.
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Sanctions will, in particular, target the head of Iran's judiciary.
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We don't require people to buy in any particular city.
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Why infuse that song in particular into "Keep Your Name"?
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I don't think that is any particular secret to anybody.
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In particular, Republicans have hammered Ossoff on national security issues.
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Twitter will create emoji for particular events without any sponsorship.
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One of Martin's photos stuck out to me in particular.
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The vendor has sold that particular item to 286 customers.
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The deadline for this particular survey is May 12, 2017.
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There's one clothing item in particular that sets him off.
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And that particular kind of gender imbalance has cascading effects.
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And this particular civil war is going to be messy.
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This particular app has been disabled as a policy strike.
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We are here, however, to discuss one song in particular.
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Does this particular moment in Baltimore feel special to you?
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For yesterday's particular #ThrowbackThursday, Britney Spears threw it way back.
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The deadline to take a particular year's RMD is Dec.
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Baker, in particular, spoke out strongly against the committee vote.
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Obamacare in particular boosted coverage through tax subsidies and Healthcare.
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Savages is particular because it's where I found my voice.
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Christians, in particular, are prime candidates to fill the void.
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Immediate fixed annuities, in particular, offer steady pay, she said.
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The U.S. curve, in particular, is subject of much debate.
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This particular one focuses on characters in the warrior class.
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The effect of rebates to PBMs are of particular concern.
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This one, in particular, may be more mercurial than most.
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How many people have gone down that particular rabbit hole?
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This is not a particular problem for the planes themselves.
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Turning to Judge Garland in particular, several points are noteworthy.
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The mortgage business is putting particular pressure on loan growth.
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Texas closer Sam Dyson, in particular, has been hit hard.
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He spoke of a particular email from a potential partner.
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The issue has been a particular concern for tech companies.
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The country that we must support in particular is Greece.
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One photo in particular has rightfully garnered a strong response.
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In particular, the Transcendentalists raised nature to a spiritual plane.
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"We're not trying to champion anyone in particular," Abraham says.
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But, she says, she has a particular message for them.
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Demand for wool active wear in particular continues to grow.
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The target of this particular pursuit was a wild boar.
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Is there a particular sector you keep your eye on?
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Growth has been strong on the mobile front in particular.
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Math testing, in particular, for this population can be volatile.
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Kors was helped by particular strength in accessories and footwear.
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One comment in particular drew the ire of Piazza's family.
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Job creation in the services sector in particular rose sharply.
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Those numbers were also true of this particular police van.
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In particular, the building was enveloped in a combustible cladding.
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Read declined to provide more details about this particular attack.
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That is absolutely not what happened in this particular situation.
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Also, fermenting unwanted greens is a particular passion of hers.
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Dean Sr., in particular, never failed to make her laugh.
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I loved to talk about my chest tattoo in particular.
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Somebody out there will be stoked on that particular cake.
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Trump's ire in this particular instance is beside the point.
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In this particular case, four's company and three's a crowd.
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TC: Are you looking for a particular allotment of tokens?
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That's just a particular kid I'm telling the story about.
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Two areas in particular stand out in this year's report.
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Of particular value to Cisco is Israel's strength in cybersecurity.
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During exhibitions, these veiled works in particular entice gallery visitors.
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But that feels like the story of this particular election.
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Yes. Should they be doing it at this particular time?
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Other bits of regulation also hamper big banks in particular.
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MM: I'm not here to comment on any particular case.
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I'd take that particular metric with a grain of salt.
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How you feel about the proliferation of edibles, in particular?
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The Chinese developments, in particular, took the Pentagon by surprise.
|
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But one exchange in particular should give American workers pause.
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We haven't noticed any particular patterns among genre just yet.
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Who's to say what actually suits Queen Elizabeth's particular fancy?
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And in particular, lacking in women and people of color.
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One condition in particular is notable for doing so: Neurosyphilis.
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