And TikToks shot in messy bathrooms don't perform as well.
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He opens the space to music students to perform as well.
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That's another duty you want to perform as infrequently as possible.
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Below 10 percent, the flour won't perform as well for baking.
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At Coachella, Big Bang will perform as a four-member unit.
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It won't perform as well as the Fire HD 10, though.
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If those five films perform as expected they could rake in billions at the box office and finally shatter a widespread belief that women-led films don't perform as well as those directed and produced by men.
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In dimmer environments with less definition, it may not perform as well.
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All the spacecraft had to do was perform as it was told.
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It doesn't perform as well as its counterpart in low light, however.
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Samsung's Tab A and E series didn't perform as well in Q10.33.
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The real issue is whether the assemblage will perform as a team.
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But prior to 2010, studies show, such companies didn't perform as well.
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An AV that can't clearly "see" its environment won't perform as well.
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However, it didn't perform as well as the Green Gobbler ice melt.
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It's when fallible systems—both human and electronic—fail to perform as expected.
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If they don't perform as well, you'll probably see a broad based selloff.
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Firms operating in the bloc's dominant service industry did not perform as expected.
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He hadn't seen her perform as a cheerleader or in the school choir.
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In comparison, GM and Ford didn't perform as good as Tesla last year.
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DNA damage and altered gene activity weren't the only changes that persisted after Scott landed: he also didn't perform as well on cognitive tests as he did before and during the flight (nor did he perform as well as his brother).
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He's even stepped into the ring to perform as a dramatized version of himself.
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The Backstreet Boys, Jason Aldean and hosts Little Big Town will perform as well.
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There is, of course, no guarantee that it will perform as well in 2018.
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Beautiful vehicles that perform as well or better than cars from the big three.
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That gives banks some breathing room if assets in WMPs don't perform as planned.
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Some experienced even more success in MMA, while others did not perform as well.
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It's supposed to perform as well on the track as it does off-road.
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As it turned out, the feature did not perform as well as Twitter desired.
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He didn't perform as a successful rapper, but he wasn't your regular attendee either.
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Even so, few seemed to perform as if they knew the Family Circle existed.
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Around when Biggie died, we had to perform as the headliners at a show.
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In Steel House, Mr. Colley, Mr. Blade and Mr. Simon perform as a trio.
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That is the way I was expected to perform as an Assistant United States Attorney.
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Sam Smith will also perform, as well as the bands Little Big Town and U25.
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Since then, NASA engineers have been trying to decipher why JWST didn't perform as expected.
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Eventually, rather than perform as planned, she went on to speak openly about losing Stevens.
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Even candidates who didn't perform as well could end up slightly bolstering their delegate count.
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Trump falls short in terms of the character and behavior needed to perform as president.
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Bernie Sanders, most young people's candidate of choice, did not perform as well as expected.
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I'll also perform as the puppeting characters as well, which are generally the least human.
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That is the way I was expected to perform as an assistant United States attorney.
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In stereotypically female-oriented tasks women start to compete and perform as well as men.
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Holt Farrier used to perform as a daring horse rider in a pair with his wife.
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With "dress to perform" as the brand's motto, the Wolf & Shepherd Striker Chukka does exactly that.
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Being able to perform as a professional actress is a gift life has given me somehow.
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Along with Beyoncé, the Weeknd and Eminem will perform as headliners on Friday and Sunday respectively.
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But money has to perform as both a means of exchange and a store of value.
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But if Trump wants them to perform as money-makers, they might have to be rebranded.
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There, pioneering feminist artist Martha Wilson, one of Ettun's biggest influences, will perform as Donald Trump.
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But the very premise of watching minifigs perform as Hollywood superstars justifies it by a mile.
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Of course, that limits the level of sophisticated actions the robot can perform as a response.
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It'll be interesting to see if Cardi and Big Boi strike deals to perform as well.
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To do a drop set, perform as many reps as you can in your first set.
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Do you ever want to return to community theatre to perform as either Michelle or Russell?
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Yes, algorithms must be carefully applied and regularly tested to confirm that they perform as intended.
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Shirley did manage to perform as a soloist with symphonies in Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland and elsewhere.
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It could result in mixed experiences with parts that don't perform as well as official parts.
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"You're treated as an equal," she said, "and you are expected to perform as an equal."
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In the plaza, they perform as open passages, but their presence hints at a sense of enclosure.
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If the robots perform as promised, making driving much safer and more efficient, those costs could plummet.
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Perform as many squats as you can for 3 minutes Round 10: Hybrid Finisher – Crazy 8's
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Opera di Roma's Young Artists also perform as part of another Fuortes initiative, the OperaCamion ("lorry opera").
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Over the last three decades, Broussard, now 52, has continued to record and perform as Egyptian Lover.
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So Ezra conducted its own investigation to see if AI could perform as well as a radiologist.
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If we hit a time when energy or old-line industrials shine, they won't perform as well.
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He added in a conference call, though, that prior generations iPhones didn't perform as well in China.
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As all law enforcement officers know, when you are under stress, you will perform as you train.
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Sting, who receives the American Music Award of Merit this year, is set to perform as well.
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But when he put all of his energy into his marriage, his company didn't perform as well.
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Over the years, I've developed my own drag persona, Sherry Duvall-Covington, who I perform as regularly.
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But he left his bed to perform as the soloist in his own concerto, one last time.
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Martha and Snoop break a gold wishbone, Dreezy comes out to perform as the credits are rudely rolling.
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Sting, who will receive the American Music Award of Merit this year, is set to perform as well.
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If Xi wants to be the new Mao, then China's economy will perform as it did under Mao.
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The fingerprint sensor doesn't perform as well as a dedicated fingerprint sensor, but it gets the job done.
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I liked to perform as a giant baby, as animals, in drag and to sing my face off.
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Its industrial software business did not perform as expected, forcing GE to scale in its ambitions last year.
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That can lead to cars or aircraft that aren't as efficient and don't perform as well, Gore said.
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Her ability to perform as well when off balance against Serena Williams should be critical to the outcome.
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Your outside life should keep you energized to perform as well as you can when you're at work.
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He'll perform as many as five sets in an evening, honing his material and trying out new bits.
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Those releases often received praise from critics, but did not perform as well commercially as his first album.
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"It's my main goal over the next few weeks to perform as best as I can," he said.
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Olympians undoubtedly endure pressure to perform as they represent their respective countries in the quadrennial international sports competition.
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However, the Starliner did not perform as it was supposed to once it had separated from its ride.
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Young people currently have very little confidence in Trump's ability to perform as president and commander in chief.
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He also pointed to studies that found that women suffer more injuries and did not perform as well.
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Opinion Columnist I have no idea how well Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will perform as a member of Congress.
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This was the basis of the chocolate tempering experiment Dailey had her students perform as part of the course.
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ARES will have to build its project in Nevada and prove that it can perform as promised, of course.
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Contestants submit algorithms that produce sonnets, complete stories and can perform as one partner in dancing and singing duets.
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The group will perform as openers for the 2017 NBA All-Star game in New Orleans this coming February.
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The Japanese band members, mostly based in the United States, perform as alter egos — aliens from the planet Peelander.
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Yet investors have heard the argument before: Socially responsible investments don't perform as well as traditional stock market funds.
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The Curlformers didn't exactly perform as expected and proved to be less easy to work with on curly hair.
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Think of this like sports teams who don't perform as well away as they do on their home court.
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She did not have the proper preparation and she was still able to perform as well as she did.
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"We think of the songs we perform as classic, yes," Ms. Whitfield told The New York Times in 19713.
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The natural carpets from renewable sources perform as air filters, reducing airborne dust and allergens, according to the website.
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Hospitals that do not perform as well on the quality measures would not receive as much of any savings.
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He would bring along his marionette when he went to perform as a drummer, and one day it clicked.
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"Our expectation was to come out here, perform as a team and win," Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said.
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That's largely because Bridgeport's schools do not perform as well as the suburban schools, and property taxes are higher.
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Rich was in town to perform at the Roots Picnic Festival, where Uzi was slated to perform as well.
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The opt-out is the vehicle that gives David the control just in case the team doesn't perform as planned.
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Super star singer Kelly Clarkson to perform as the opening act headliner for the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament in August.
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This week, the all-women rock band Habibi will perform as a part of the MoMA's Summer Thursdays music series.
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But KPMG's Nair warns that a complete liquidity crunch is yet to test market makers' willingness to perform as such.
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These "organelles" -- a mini-version of an organ within a cell -- perform as tiny batteries do, producing much-needed energy.
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Meanwhile, Paramount's "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" film franchise didn't perform as planned at the box office, the company told investors.
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These "organelles" -- a mini-version of an organ within a cell -- perform as tiny batteries do, producing much needed energy.
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Basically, a low HRV means you're in fight-or-flight mode and probably won't perform as well during a workout.
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Though AirPods are very popular in North America, the report claims Apple's wireless earbuds didn't perform as well in Europe.
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As a business, many of your devices will not perform as well as expected, turning into maintenance-heavy money pits.
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"Employees who forfeit their vacation days do not perform as well as those who use all their time," Denis says.
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Randi McDowall's 17-year-old son, Brett (not pictured), loves to perform as a drag queen known as Amberlea Fruitville.
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Do you ever feel fetishized when you perform as a bearded lady, especially as part of a circus sideshow group?
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I'm at the TD Garden in Boston waiting for Janet Jackson to perform as part of her Velvet Rope Tour.
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Both Lasker's and Bogart's marks "perform" as actors in space, with gestures that have been blown up, beyond life-size.
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The time for women to perform as equals alongside men on one of the grander stages in golf is now.
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For now, the worst that can happen to the internet is that "it just wouldn't perform as well," Leighton said.
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Kirkland Premium Dishwasher Pacs provide that savings, and according to Consumer Reports, perform as well as our top overall pick.
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Yaney says he is confident the system will perform as expected, and they'll soon be ready to line up customers.
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But Shaun and Abigail Bengson, singing songwriters who perform as (yep) the Bengsons, turn out to be surprisingly stimulating company.
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The perception that someone could never perform as well as their mouse-and-keyboard using compatriots is false, at best.
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But it had become clear that HTML5 apps did not perform as well as apps written specifically for each platform.
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And Mr. Alexander, the 14-year-old whiz-kid pianist, will perform as part of a showcase March 2-3.
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The Pirate Party, founded by a group of internet activists, failed to perform as well as opinion polls had indicated.
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Bernstein on Monday upgraded Delta to outperform from market perform as the airline sees higher demand while maintaining discipline on costs.
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"Employees who forfeit their vacation days do not perform as well as those who use all their time," the report stated.
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The star took to social media to explain to her fans that she would not be able to perform as planned.
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It's time to move past the idea that women-centered films don't perform as well as those works led by men.
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Of the 36 dancers who perform as part of the Rockettes at any given time, about 12 are full-time, TheWrap.
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Against that backdrop, the firm instead analyzed how the yield curve would perform as a signal for cross-country allocation decisions.
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While testing and actively using OnePlus phones, I've found they perform as well or better than most high-end Android flagships.
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TACOM officials emphasize that M16 and M4 variants "will perform as intended" if personnel follow the operator's manual when using them.
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The future success of the company, and its investors, requires Exxon to assess how it will perform as the world changes.
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Making my way to the rear gallery, Cerqueira Leite's six plaster formations perform as a chorus, clamoring How am I made.
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Black and Hispanic students and poor students do not perform as well on these tests as their white and affluent counterparts.
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Jamie Travis, who completes Babeheaven (they perform as a five-piece band live, but record as a duo) is here too.
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If a drug does not perform as promised, the manufacturer will refund the cost of the drug or another negotiated amount.
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A rousingly egalitarian doubles act comes courtesy of Virginia Tuells and Ihosvanys Perez, a married couple who perform as Duo Fusion.
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And that is how Friday came to perform as an iconic movie character in front of tens of millions of people.
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Bags with synthetic insulation don't perform as well in cold conditions but also don't lose any performance when they get wet.
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Substituting a vegetable fiber material for synthetic webbing can lower the tariffs rate, but will the new material perform as well?
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New techniques that pass their initial tests with flying colors do not always perform as well out in the real world.
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Airbus said the VTOL could in future also perform as a cargo delivery platform, ambulance, search and rescue device or taxi.
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The tie-down straps and the vehicle attachment points must also be tested to assure that they will perform as claimed.
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If the offspring perform as expected, he said, a dairy farm could have double the milk with nearly the same labor.
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There will be music throughout the ceremony, mostly choral and gospel, with cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason set to perform as well.
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The M5's autofocus is fast enough for most situations, though it doesn't perform as well as it does on the 22.8D.
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Partisan pages focus on memes and video, while traditional media tend to link to articles, which don't perform as well on Facebook.
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Oppenheimer downgraded Twitter to underperform from perform as the firm says a potential acquisition will likely be at a lower price level.
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If you're trusting your life to a piece of tech, it has to perform as expected every time, and the Boosted does.
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The first is that they no longer perform as significant a role as gatekeepers in the political process, particularly over candidate selection.
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Even still, he says there's one holy duty that he still won't perform as a man of God, because he's too scared.
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On performance rituals: I always wear white when I perform, as though I am getting ready to be baptized, or get married.
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He captured Iowa on the backs of young voters but didn't perform as well with older voters or voters who weren't white.
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Students from rural backgrounds who go to such schools perform as well in the university entrance exams as those from urban areas.
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The squadron will now perform as Operational Conversion Unit for F-35B pilots in the UK.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Unfortunately, you won't be able to use the telephoto lens at night as it doesn't perform as well as the main camera.
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Among them are musicians Chance the Rapper and Harry Styles — both of whom will host and perform as the episode's musical guests.
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That could be related to the different tasks that men and women perform as caregivers, the authors write in the journal Sleep.
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Three years ago today, Chance The Rapper became the first unsigned artist to perform as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live.
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It also suggested that Ogles' only alleged injury came because he believed his annuity did not perform as well as he expected.
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The vice-presidential debate was farcical, because the Democrat was determined to perform as he had been instructed rather than answer questions.
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SWV and Toni Braxton are honored with career awards; they both perform, as do stalwarts like Keyshia Cole, Ledisi and Kirk Franklin.
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One of his feats was putting an actor belly down on a skateboard and sending him off to perform as a shark.
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"When we would show stuff of her private life, it wouldn't perform as well," said Jeffrey Tousey, the founder of Beekman Social.
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It remains to be seen how this inner circle will run the White House and, more importantly, how Trump will perform as President.
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Hudson made the nearly 13-hour road trip instead, arriving just in time to perform as the luncheon was coming to an end.
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The men and women, who have thriving businesses on the NYSE remain committed to helping U.S. markets function fairly and perform as expected.
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They underperformed a bit for Hillary Clinton in 2016 — whether they over-perform as the Democrats hope they will is a big question.
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Her physicians, who perform as many as 500 surgeries a year, manage large numbers of patients at various stages of treatment and recovery.
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In Bushwick, Brooklyn, he'll share a bill with the twins Adam and David Moss, who perform as the Americana duo the Brother Brothers.thesultanroom.
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Shorrock and two other founding members tried to perform as the Original Little River Band, but Housden forced them to change the name.
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Worse, the team must perform, as part of each game, a kind of minstrelsy called "cooning" to allay white fears of their prowess.
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That strategy was tested over a few rough weeks, but the Mets can be a playoff team if their starters perform as expected.
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Most of us have been told, at one point or another, to work, study or perform as if our lives depended on it.
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One Sanders ally acknowledged the Vermont senator won't perform as well as he did in 2016, when his only competition was, essentially, Clinton.
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Starliner successfully launched into space aboard a rocket Friday morning, but after detaching from the launch vehicle, Starliner did not perform as intended.
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He plays an exhausted and over-worked version of himself who doesn't come prepared to perform as the special's closing act, Mr. Music.
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Good morning, jurors, and welcome to what may be the most important civic role you perform as a participant in this great democracy.
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Some think the wage gap is the result of gender discrimination, an economy that doesn't believe women can perform as well as men.
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For instance, the Mavic Air camera comes with a smaller sensor that doesn't perform as well as the Mavic Pro camera in low light.
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The band themselves aren't spokespeople for grief—nobody should never be expected to perform as such—but their strength and humility should be commended.
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It also chose not to program individual motions for the hand to perform, as it wanted it to discern those movements on its own.
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They playfully teased Taiga staff about the machine, questioning whether it could perform as well—or better—than the conventional two-stroke, Bruneau recounted.
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Cardi B was supposed to perform as well, but she's essentially on maternity leave after giving birth to a baby girl earlier this month.
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This domestic bias helps explain why Mexico is one of the few Latin American countries to perform as well as expected, rather than better.
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Also of note: While Amazon had its biggest day ever on Cyber Monday 2018, Cyber Monday didn't perform as well on the app stores.
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If your phone looks exactly like the next iPhone, it had damn better feel and perform as good or better than the next iPhone.
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Though there are plenty of computer-assisted visual effects throughout the series, the franchise attempts to actually perform as many stunts as it can.
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One reason for the robust empirical relationship between strong parties and stable democracy is related to the important role that parties perform as gatekeepers.
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"These investigations indicate that our current safe-lock product lines perform as intended in real life environment," said company senior vice president Jim Mills.
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The study found those who didn't perform as well on the treadmill test -- a sign of poor fitness -- had smaller brains 20 years later.
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So if you have a device that has a proud design, that one wouldn't perform as well as one that had a different design.
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Today, we know that workers with disabilities, given equal opportunity and appropriate tools or technologies, can perform as well as their non-disabled counterparts.
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Joining them is Antonio Ramos and his group the Gangbangers, along with Orlando Zane Hunter and Ricarrdo Valentine, who perform as Brother(hood) Dance!
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I'm sure whatever the system was in place didn't perform as was intended, and we shouldn't have taken it down, we didn't mean to.
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He was the latest in a series of American artists to perform as part of Creative Minds, a foreign policy initiative with artistic flair.
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When I perform as her, I'm reflecting to audiences the myth of this woman who destroys her own beauty in the service of art.
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To see male dancers perform as a group, in a corps de ballet setting, but with great power, grace and sensitivity, was awe-inspiring.
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To see male dancers perform as a group, in a corps de ballet setting, but with great power, grace and sensitivity, was awe-inspiring.
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Artists including Calvin Harris, Big Sean, Lewis Capaldi, Charlie XCX, Flume, 21 Savage, Lana Del Rey and Lil Nas X will perform as well.
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It's possible to disable the cloud connectivity in the Home app, but Google says the Nest Wifi will not perform as well without them.
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The group currently has a number of shows scheduled through the end of the year, which they plan to perform as planned, they said.
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He didn't perform as well in 2019, but he recently announced he wants to switch back to the track to compete at Tokyo 2020.
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I've learned to perform, as the added theatricality both pleases my son's desire for wordplay and sonic delight and helps keep my daughter's attention.
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"But it's fair to say that if China continues to perform as during the past month, it will impact our 2020 guidance," Lacik said.
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Not only that, she's going to perform as part of a tribute to Dolly Parton, and is teaming up with Shawn Mendes to do so.
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So when the microwave didn't perform as I expected to an "Alexa" voice command, I initially assumed the "Ask Alexa" button press was always required.
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That was a political moment in and of itself — and Beyoncé also purposely hand-selected a choir of black men to perform as her backup.
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I unfortunately can't speak to whether the low-end, $503 Pixelbook Go, which has a Core M3 processor, will perform as well as this one.
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But considering how inexpensive it is (for members, it's only $24.97), the big questions are, does it perform as well as pricier options out there?
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Forecasts on device sales vary but most analysts agree that the iPhone 27 won't perform as well as its predecessor but will still be fine.
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The VR game is getting "POP/STARS" by K/DA as a song you can perform as part workout and part lightsaber Dance Dance Revolution.
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New York Mets baseball game in Washington, D.C., they'll perform as a part of the home team's Patriotic Series honoring service members and their families.
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Marshmello is allowed to perform as himself, while Blocboy JB, 2 Milly, and the rest have only their moves stolen and placed in anonymized bodies.
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Created in 1978, the festival has seen the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz and Oscar Peterson perform as well as other highly-respected musicians.
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Meanwhile, one of K-pop's biggest boy groups, BTS, is prepping to perform as the musical guest on the next episode of Saturday Night Live.
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"You don't perform as well being in a bad mood," said Sigal Barsade, professor of management at The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Asian stocks did not perform as well, with China's seventh consecutive decline - the longest losing streak for four years - weighing on the region more broadly.
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The bank's Chief Financial Officer Lars Machenil attributed the disappointing performance to "lackluster fixed income in Europe," though other large banks didn't perform as poorly.
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Asian stocks did not perform as well, with China's seventh consecutive loss - the longest losing streak for four years - weighing on the region more broadly.
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This would free up writers to spend more time writing longer things that didn't perform as well so that they continued to generate interesting content.
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The artistry and care bleeds through everywhere, right down to the twitchy dances that your Felyne Palico companions perform as you roast a juicy steak.
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Conroy typically leads the opening prayer on the House floor, while leaders of other religious groups will often take his place to perform as guests.
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"The slide may not perform as required in an emergency evacuation scenario," the European Aviation Safety Agency said in a bulletin published on its website.
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"It's interesting because, over the past few years, you've seen tech perform as a defensive sector," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Indeed, the last time Democrats were doing so well in special elections, they didn't perform as well in the midterms as the special elections suggested.
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So as you watch Monday's debate, ask yourself this: What are you actually learning about how either of these two candidates would perform as president?
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"To have a starter like Shields perform as poorly as he did yesterday is an embarrassment to the team, an embarrassment to him," Fowler said.
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For Native people, this type of "inclusion" puts us into an impossible position where we are only ever able to perform as caricatures of ourselves.
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The Sarasota Ballet announced this week that it had engaged the former American Ballet Theater principal dancer Marcelo Gomes to perform as a guest artist.
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He must perform the job he is best disposed and able to perform, as determined by his nature, and the needs of those around him.
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According to some of the 5G examples we&aposve seen, it should essentially perform as well as your home&aposs WiFi network, if not faster.
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In a hearing, Sessions focused on a Marine Corps study that found mixed-gender combat units did not perform as well as male-only units.
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According to a report from Variety, Lorde was approached by the Grammys to perform as part of an ensemble of musicians, rather than performing solo.
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The six-time Olympic medalist was seen smiling as he and Burke awaited their turn to perform as the last pair on Monday night's live show.
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As a clear alternative to the multiplex offerings, the "Mister Rogers" documentary "Won&apost You Be My Neighbor" continued to perform as an art-house sensation.
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"In scenarios where exploration is required, but the differences between parts of the environment are more subtle, the method may not perform as well," says Juliani.
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Mr. James went on to perform as a solo artist on the radio broadcasts "Louisiana Hayride" from Shreveport, La., and the "Big D Jamboree" from Dallas.
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Roku, on the other hand, continues to perform as a stock market darling, trading at approximately 6x trailing revenue and a market cap of $3.1 billion.
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Currently, the men of Hasty Pudding perform as female characters, even though women are permitted to write for the shows or work on the tech crew.
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The big picture: Current safety standards govern only the design of motor vehicles — the cars' technical specifications and validation methods to certify they perform as designed.
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Although AI researchers have developed sophisticated systems that can convincingly add objects to photos and videos, these AI don't perform as well when applied to paintings.
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"Today we took some risks to perform as well as we could in Q2 and Q3 (the second and third phases) against our competitors," continued Binotto.
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"Unfortunately, with toys that incorporate a high level of technology, there are also some cases where the product may not perform as expected," Spin Master said.
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The certification program establishes manufacturing and sourcing guidelines that let people create boards that are gentler on the oceans and perform as well as traditional surfboards.
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It turned out to be an incredible experience to perform as Max in front of so many people who have known me, and who love me.
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Maybe your strategy didn't perform as well as the Dow Jones Industrial Average or S&P 500 Index, or maybe you simply unperformed your neighbor's portfolio.
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There is no doubt that many Republican voters today are frustrated and disappointed, as is the electorate in general, with Republicans unable to perform as promised.
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"There are no promises but people who join Salem understand that if they perform as anticipated, they'll know what to expect down the road," said Brown.
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Changing my gender didn't mean I had my brain removed — I'm always going to be able to perform as I did before, despite what anyone thinks.
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But Forza Italia did not perform as well as he had expected, slipping behind the League to lose its top spot in the center-right bloc.
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After being awake 16 hours in a row, brain function starts to decline, and after 20 hours awake, you perform as if legally drunk, she said.
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An Arizona mom, Machelle Hobson, was accused in March of starving and pepper-spraying her children when they didn't perform as she wished for YouTube videos.
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"I can imagine circumstances if we continue to see the economy perform as it has been, in my opinion, at least one this year," he added.
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Me being a queer artist and him being one of the first queer male dancers to perform as a queer person — he's somebody I've always admired.
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But it wasn't until my first summer in New York when I was 14 that I finally got to see "his" N.Y.C.B. perform as a company.
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In that position, he urged his former agency to allow manufacturers like Boeing to perform as much of the work of certifying new planes as possible.
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That caused another 7 percent drop in Lending Club share price, although there is nothing to be afraid of as the loans actually perform as they should.
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As in the first study, rats that drank alcohol didn't perform as well on memory tasks and had fewer neurons in a key memory-related brain area.
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Empire Records has partnered with haute couture designer Helen von Wyeth (Gina Gershon) for a fashion show where Tiana (Serayah) will perform as models stomp the runway.
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And Valentina from RuPaul's Drag Race will perform as Angel Dumott Schunard, a drag queen who finds out they're HIV-positive and dies at a young age.
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I said I was fine, but in the hotel that night, I crawled into bed, relieved that I no longer had to perform as a professional fatty.
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T-Mobile — Wells Fargo Securities upgraded the telecom company's stock to "outperform" from "market perform" as free cash flow should see a "significant ramp-up" next year.
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But of course, none of the students who were portrayed as recruits so that they could receive admission to USC were actually able to perform as athletes.
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The Outlook could be revised to Stable if there are significant pressures on BCI's financial performance or if financial metrics described above do not perform as expected.
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Future, A$AP Rocky, Lil Wayne, and Migos will perform as passengers travel from Miami to the Bahamas and back, passing through Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay.
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Sometimes, we embrace it — from the recent apex of the Pinterest aesthetic to that brown dress from Pretty Woman, it's trendy for women to perform as females.
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Dick Clark productions and ABC announced Tuesday the 203-year-old Oscar-nominated singer, songwriter, and actress will perform as part of the annual ceremony's 2016 edition.
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Either way, many influencers who upload erotic content or "perform"—as it's often referred to—on sites like OnlyFans don't see themselves as participating in sex work.
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The Outlook could be revised to Stable if there are relevant pressures on BCI's financial performance or if financial metrics described above does not perform as expected.
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"F-35 aircraft performance is falling short of warfighter requirements -- that is, aircraft cannot perform as many missions or fly as often as required," the GAO found.
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Reviewed stopped short of recommending the Energizer batteries because the price was more than the AmazonBasics cells, and they didn't perform as well in their fan test.
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Obtaining a conviction could depend on how well Mr. Rivas, who is cooperating in the case, can perform as a witness if the case goes to trial.
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If we intend to have U.S. students perform as well as those from other industrial nations, we need to examine how we teach language to our students.
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"I can imagine circumstances if we continue to see the economy perform as it has been, in my opinion, [for] at least one this year," he added.
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The issue is the balancing act the Fed must perform as it seeks to normalize policy from the extreme accommodation of the financial crisis and the years after.
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Throwing a needle through a pane of glass is one of the most difficult skills to perform as a Shaolin Master, taking at least ten years to train.
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He said that after "yodel kid" followed him on Twitter, he reached out to get him to perform as Whethan's guest on the first day of the festival.
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Barbra Streisand and Wynton Marsalis are slated to perform, as well as Jon Bon Jovi, who also performed at a Clinton fundraiser in the Hamptons late last month.
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But many Icelanders opted for stability and the anti-establishment Pirate Party, founded by a group of internet activists, did not perform as well as polls had indicated.
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The perception that the funds may not perform as well dates to the 1980s and '90s, according to Hale, when socially responsible investments, or SRI, first came out.
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Read MoreBill Gross: Avoid bank stocks in a negative rate world According to Wald's chart work, bank stocks tend to under-perform as rates fall and vice versa.
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The rapper was scheduled to perform as an opening act for G-Eazy along with Lil Uzi Vert and YBN Nahmir at Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood Wednesday night.
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Clinton could perform as poorly among white men as Walter Mondale, who drew just 733 percent in 1984, or even George McGovern, who took 31 percent in 1972.
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As the paper introducing the set reads: For face recognition to perform as desired – to be both accurate and fair – training data must provide sufficient balance and coverage.
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That made the material tremendously better, and it really allowed me to free myself from those expectations of having to perform as a songwriter or anything like that.
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Provided they perform as planned, Ford anticipates scaling to building 33,000 by end of week, with 100,000 able to be made in one of the company's Plymouth, Mich.
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"We have not experienced any issues with the operation of the system, and we expect it to continue to perform as designed in all future elections," he said.
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The work takes place in the MacArthur fellow Josiah McElheny's glass-tile sculptures, and throughout the summer, other dance artists will perform, as well as poets and musicians.
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Despite her accurate reproduction of the ritual form, including the requisite pantsuit, she had to perform as if she were a legitimate candidate and not a legitimate candidate.
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Spencer Bogart, a partner at Blockchain Capital, thinks the controversial cryptocurrency will continue to perform, as long as both retail and institutional investors get involved and stay there.
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The role of Druid priestess will be performed by Marina Rebeka and Angela Meade, while Joyce DiDonato and Jamie Barton will each perform as Norma's young archrival, Adalgisa.
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Studies show that people don't perform as well at school because of allergic reactions, and adults' performance at work suffers, says allergist Dr. Robert Overholt of Knoxville, Tennessee.
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In the past two years, peer-reviewed studies and analyses by WIRED and The New York Times have confirmed that, for many runners, the shoes perform as advertised.
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Big shopping days like Thanksgiving and Black Friday are days when restaurants tend to not perform as well, relative to a typical Thursday or Friday, the group said.
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For most U.S. retail investors, mutual-fund directors of mutual funds are held to strict standards under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and usually perform as required.
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Finally, bake into your budgets opportunities to pivot should the numbers perform as, better, or worse than expected — so you don't reach year-end completely off the mark.
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If the candidates perform as predicted by today's polls, Sanders will lead on the cusp of Super Tuesday with 21625 delegates, followed by Biden (2900), Buttigieg (220006) and Sen.
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"Sometimes rockets don't perform as everyone fully expects," Mark Lester, president & CEO of the Alaska Aerospace Corporation, which owns and operates the spaceport, says of the Astra launch failures.
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"What I was seeing [when Styles auditioned] was a very charismatic guy who clearly had a truthfulness and a subtlety in his ability to perform as a film actor."
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But they still opt for the latter, even though research suggests that outside hires take three years longer to perform as well as internal candidates in the same job.
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"If you've been in the oilfield long enough, you've seen a lot of snake oil," said Lascelles, using slang for products or services that do not perform as advertised.
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Miss Behave, who hosts an evening billed as a "game show, variety show, and disco" will perform; as well as the Circus Firemen, whose acrobatics act includes fire juggling.
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The resulting model did not perform as well as the neural network but managed to improve the performance of the company's original software considerably while also maintaining its interpretability.
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"This year, auctions at the short end do not perform as they used to, which might be due to the unchanged negative yield environment in those maturities," he said.
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There, the Queens Teen organization, the museum youth group, had booked young punk/indie bands to perform as an inspired commentary on the exhibit for Queens' prodigal eternal teens.
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The 38-year-old keeps his extensive collection of expensive wigs, tights, corsets, and high heels here—everything he needs to perform as Ms. Face in nightclubs across Zurich.
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The musicians are two classically trained Croatian cellists who perform as 2Cellos, and their genre is instrumental classical crossover — a small but surging subset of classical and pop music.
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Even if they do arrive, we have no idea whether those apps will perform as well as they would on an Intel-based PC. No. At least not now.
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"These bio-materials can perform as well or even better than conventional options," said Iles, which is "good news" for developers, the environment and the economy as a whole.
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For example, one project with Land O'Lakes, a $15 billion agricultural company based in Arden Hills, Minnesota, centered on identifying why certain farmlands didn't perform as well as others.
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Although electronic music was uncommon at the time, Rockmore went on to perform as a soloist with the New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
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Mr. Harzer said he was an admirer of Mr. Ganz long before the two men met in Munich in 1996, to perform as father and son in a play.
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However, chief financial officer Martin Chavez said the firm also did not perform as well as it should have, and promised a review of "blocking and tackling," or fundamentals.
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Here they perform as part of Smoke's annual John Coltrane Festival in a quintet featuring the tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander, the bassist John Webber and the drummer Joe Farnsworth.
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Many critics noted the bittersweetness of Reynolds' determination to perform as her health declined in their initial reviews at the time, but the thought of losing Fisher seemed unimaginable.
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"DHS faces an increased risk that the Border Wall System Program will cost more than projected, take longer than planned, or not fully perform as expected," the GAO concluded.
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Finally, Jon Caramanica introduced us to the Norwegian singer and songwriter Marie Ulven, and now all I want to do is listen to her perform as girl in red.
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On the heels of these trauma-disclosures may very well be a bikini skiing contest or a K-pop concert in which contestants must perform as back-up dancers.
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It's been an underwhelming year for the bloc, with high-profile anti-immigration populists Wilders and Le Pen both failing to perform as expected in their respective national elections.
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In March 2016, SeaWorld announced it would halt breeding of orcas in captivity but that the existing whales would continue to perform as they live out their remaining years.
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Trained to perform as expertly as an elite performance athlete—plus, assuming responsibility for their patient's survival and quality of life—a surgeon's existential powers are akin to a god's.
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Danielle L., Christen, Kristina, Whitney, Taylor, Jasmine, and Corinne are chosen for the first group date, and it's a solid one—they'll perform as backup dancers for the Backstreet Boys.
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It did not perform as well as some expected in last week's local elections, while the killing of its top commander in Syria, Mustafa Badriddine, is also a significant setback.
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"We need to work harder together ... than any other company " to show that a woman-led company can perform as well as "those led by the boys," or even better.
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However, for Miley and her sister Noah, the actor will forever be the perpetually shady pop star Paolo, who convinces Hilary Duff's Lizzie McGuire to perform as Italian songstress Isabella.
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When pressed on how he thought Trump would perform as the 45th U.S. president, Obama struck an optimistic tone, "He's sincere in wanting to be a successful president," Obama said.
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On Friday, April 21, TJ attended what he believed was just a regular school assembly, in which he was set to perform as a featured dancer for a Hamilton song.
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There's the tactical dance you perform as you jockey for position to keep your units at optimal ranges while keeping your opponents out-of-place and on the back-foot.
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Jay-Z had been scheduled to perform as the closing act of the three-day event meant to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the famed 1969 "peace and music" festival.
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Conversely, if she doesn't perform as strongly as anticipated, it could deal a significant blow to her campaign given the high expectations she may encounter as a home-state senator.
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"How both currency and index perform as the day does on is likely going to be completely dependent on the shape of Tuesday's political fallout," said Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell.
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However, The Miami Herald reports that Luda will perform as part of the base's (very ironically titled) Freedom Festival at Guantánamo's Windward Ferry Landing on the most American of holidays.
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In the story, Fadell placed blame on members of camera maker Dropcam, which Nest acquired for $555 million in 2014, for their failure to perform as expected within his company.
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Wright said he was forced to perform as a "racist caricature of a Black entertainer" and alleged he had a segment cut because it was "too positive" about black people.
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Some experts argue that no one can perform as a communications advisor for President Trump, and with the shake up in the White House communications that theory will be tested.
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The Marines were the only service to request some exemptions, citing a study it conducted that found mixed-gender combat units did not perform as well as male-only units.
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The only category of images where it did not perform as well were "non photos" (text, drawings, illustrations, screenshots and collages) — images that their system is simply not trained on.
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That accessibility becomes a double-edged sword when they do not perform as well as they should, or if fans catch a whiff of jealousy, bad behavior or team infighting.
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In one study of 12-member teams of students running businesses, teams that were all male or all female didn't perform as well as those that were more evenly divided.
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While no major earnings are set to be published Friday, investors are likely to be paying close attention to how certain retailers perform as the Black Friday shopping spree commences.
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They also acknowledged that they did not perform as well as they needed to among younger voters; one key reason for that, they said, was Comey's interference in the election.
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He's taken to calling it "heavy indigenous music," and drawing on the similarity between the form of the music and the rituals he was taught to perform as a child.
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Raquel Berrios and Luis Alfredo Del Valle, the husband and wife indie-pop duo who perform as Buscabulla, were in New York, desperate to reach their families on the island.
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The Lion King was critically panned (though people praised director Jon Favreau's technological achievements), and Dumbo didn't perform as well at the box office as the company might have hoped.
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They gained, on average, four times as much visceral fat as the normal-weight children in the control group, and also did not perform as well on the subsequent test.
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He had the opportunity to perform as Rimi at Bangalore's Queer Carnival last year, a fundraiser for the city's pride celebrations, which he said liberated a fearless performer from within himself.
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According to data from Colin Cieszynski at CMC Markets, the stock tends to falter during actual play and fails to perform as well as it does both before and after tournaments.
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The two-wheel-drive vehicle has been engineered to perform as well as a four-wheel-drive vehicle, an important consideration in areas where roads are not maintained or are nonexistent.
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They do not perform as well as traditional pension plans, which are managed for the long run and are diversified in a carefully chosen mix of long- and short-term investments.
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Some of that is based on legitimate concerns about how Stadia will perform as internet speeds ebb and flow, especially since very few people have had hands-on time with it.
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We're told he touched down in NOLA early Monday morning and is set to perform as scheduled -- this on the heels of being sidelined with flu for 2 shows in Miami.
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The goodwill Marvel has built with a string of hits made for bullish forecasts of how the movie would perform, as is what Robbins calls the elements of breakout genre movies.
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It's a spec sheet that should allow you to play most new PC titles at medium to high settings, but in practice, the 2300+ doesn't perform as well as it should.
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Even though Intel had a history of building modems that didn't perform as well as Qualcomm's, Apple now has plenty of time to improve the technology before the clock runs out.
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We see much younger versions of him act alongside David Bowie in Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, and perform as part of the hugely influential Japanese techno-pop band Yellow Magic Orchestra.
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They didn't perform as well with a program they didn't recognize, meaning the phones couldn't actually identify when they needed to perform better and didn't accurately represent a normal use case.
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"We will see how they perform as they have to start filing quarterly and managing shareholder expectations," said Alex Castelli, managing partner of emerging markets for advisory and accounting firm CohnReznick.
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Even during a quarter in which the company released "Battlefield V," CEO Andrew Wilson acknowledged that EA did not perform as he had hoped, in a statement in the company's release.
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But they also say that lighter vehicles with metals such as aluminum, magnesium, titanium and lighter, high-strength steel alloys perform as well or better than their predecessors in crash tests.
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McMahon also noted that the large amounts of paperwork associated with government regulations distract small-business owners from the wide-ranging set of duties they have to perform as they grow.
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Taking to DIY's pier-based stage as main support to Eagulls, Black Honey perform as though to thousands and exude a sense of theatricality that even their predecessors could learn from.
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They're there to see Adam perform as half of a squabbling married couple, but by the time the play reaches its grisly climax, none of these people are really paying attention.
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While conventional wisdom suggests recent turbulence in these stocks could have benefited short-sellers like Einhorn's Greenlight Capital Inc, Einhorn said the shorts did not perform as he hoped this year.
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The case against him is highly unusual and promises to raise all manner of legal questions, such as whether a police officer's failure to perform as trained can lead to prison.
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Yet he also continued to perform, as a solo artist and in several bands, and he released a number of solo albums, most recently "True Love Cast Out All Evil" (20073).
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NASA had asked SpaceX to conduct more parachute tests before the first crews fly on the Crew Dragon, as the company's parachutes have struggled to perform as expected up until now.
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Clearly there's entertainment value in watching an AR pianist perform, as shown by the tweet going viral, but the app's fun factor seems ephemeral, not something I'd use time and again.
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The classical ensemble Talea and early-music group Artek will perform, as will Heidi Latsky Dance and the theater groups New York Deaf Theater and EPIC Players Inclusion Company, among others.
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But only a very advanced form of artificial intelligence could manage it because it would have to do more than just perform as if it were a person doing the loving.
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Why unicorns falter In early February 2016, a study of financing deals reported by The Wall Street Journal found that investors are increasingly protecting themselves from IPOs that don't perform as expected.
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And, yes, just like at past AMAs, this show promises some throwbacks: Christina Aguilera will perform a tribute to Whitney Houston, and the one and only Diana Ross will perform as well.
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The study is the first of many the company must perform as it aims to develop a blood test to find early stage cancers in people with no symptoms of the disease.
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Driven by the summer heat and a belief in a philosophy of "low listening," this tape was a self-conscious effort to perform as little physical movement possible during a live set.
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She took them out of the context of the club, asking them to perform as solitary, isolated figures in front of the camera however they wanted—which she then filmed and photographed.
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But despite the apparent success of the program, some have argued the Kinzhal may not perform as well as Russia claims and may fail to combine its speed and maneuverability with accuracy.
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Because of the shortfalls, "DHS faces an increased risk that the Border Wall System Program will cost more than projected, take longer than planned, or not fully perform as expected," GAO wrote.
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Labour did not perform as well as some had expected in some parts of London in local elections this month, with some attributing that to Corbyn's handling of the anti-Semitism row.
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The mosaic has suffered some damage, but you can still make out hints of the challenging tasks Hercules had to perform as a kind of penance after murdering his wife and children.
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Dispersed throughout the large gallery like people scattered across a city, the works feel like a series of fragments hinting at the disjointed and incomplete nature of who we perform as ourselves.
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So much so that he was invited to perch atop a fake Big Ben and perform as Churchill giving Caliban's speech from "The Tempest" at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics.
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In that regulatory vacuum, Clearview has thrived, doling out free trials seemingly at will and encouraging law enforcement officers and officials to invite their colleagues and perform as many searches as possible.
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Collins had learned minutes earlier from the CEO of Innate Immunotherapeutics that a multiple sclerois drug made by that Australian biotech firm had failed to perform as hoped for in clinical trials.
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This is a pattern with Mr. Wilders, Mr. van Dalen said: He scores well in the polls before an election, but he does not perform as well once voters cast their ballots.
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Chairman Finian Tan told Reuters that it expects the fund, which hit its first close in October and has a portfolio of 11 companies, to perform as well as its previous funds.
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The actors would come into the casting session, perform as characters who were almost but not quite the characters on The Good Place, and then hopefully book the job based on that.
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Mr. Fairchild said he had seen Mr. Scribner perform as Jerry before — though in a bad seat in the balcony of the cavernous Palace Theater, so he could go unnoticed in the audience.
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The automobile industry experiences significant product liability claims and we face inherent risk of exposure to claims in the event our vehicles do not perform as expected resulting in personal injury or death.
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Jo's final days are laced with joy thanks to her village community mounting a film that allows her to perform as her alterego, the cape-and-face-paint-wearing super-hero, Supa Modo.
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Less demanding games like League of Legends will produce better results in 4K, but don't expect the Max Q variant to perform as well as the desktop card does at these higher resolutions.
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Chance the rapper joins Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears as one of the few celebrities to host the show and perform as the musical guest on the same night.
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"Robots can't perform as well as humans when it comes to complex social interactions," lead author Rodica Damian, assistant professor of social and personality psychology at the University of Houston, told Science Daily.
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Truth be told, it still interests me, and I am not alone in my fascination with what it means to practice — or, perhaps more accurately, to perform — as a doctor for the public.
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Mr. Malloy will then perform as Pierre for the show's final two weeks, just as he did when "The Great Comet" had its humble but widely praised premiere at Ars Nova in 2012.
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After all, a healthy liver is the one organ in the adult body that, if chopped down to a fraction of its initial size, will rapidly regenerate and perform as if brand-new.
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By the time you have black people painting their faces black to perform as black people, the only question you can really ask at this point is, what the hell is going on?
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Riccardo Chailly will conduct the Teatro alla Scala Chorus and Orchestra, while Yusif Eyvazov will perform as Chénier — roughly based on the story of the executed French Revolution poet of the same name.
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"Gold should perform as a convex macro asset market hedge, resilient during ongoing risk market rallies but a better hedge during sell-offs and vol spikes," the analysts led by Aakash Doshi said.
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Among them, he has said the Cybertruck would be more capable, in terms of towing and hauling, than a Ford F-2000 and perform as a better sports car than a Porsche 269.
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Earlier this month, CBS disclosed that its chief executive, Leslie Moonves, received a 2016 pay package worth $69.6 million, a 22 percent increase over 2015, when the company did not perform as well.
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Mr. Morgan doesn't usually perform as a bandleader, but at iBeam, he played a solo set that lasted close to an hour before joining the Emi Makabe Quartet for the night's latter portion.
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Older hardware didn't perform as well with this new user interface, and Microsoft introduced confusing "Vista Ready" stickers on PCs that didn't always mean graphics drivers were ready for Aero Glass to work well.
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While some directors still opt to shoot on film, we're reaching a point where digital is able to perform as well as or better than analog, and often at a fraction of the cost.
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We have learned that it is a 21st-century force whose demographics increasingly reflect our country, and whose soldiers and airmen -- after 15 years of war -- perform as well as those on active duty.
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The problem for Democrats, though, is that they might not retake the House even if they managed to perform as well as the Democrats of 2006 or 2008, or the Republicans of 2010. Why?
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Grande is making history as the youngest woman ever to perform as a headliner at the California music festival and follows Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Bjork as only the fourth woman to do so.
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While it didn't perform as well as recent "Fast and Furious" movies ("Furious 13" and "The Fate of the Furious" both made over $1 billion worldwide), it has still grossed over $700 million globally.
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Amidst shrieking fans, Trippie veered into his hit track, "Love Scars," and propelled himself into the crowd, trying to stay decently upright enough to still perform as the crowd clamoured to help lift him.
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Embracing the magic of make-believe and dress-up as adults, Nova and her colleagues perform as beloved characters from the Disney canon at children's birthday parties, making anywhere from $73-80 an hour.
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For instance, people who work in giant companies with rigid IT staffs may still be forced to use heavy laptops for tasks an iPad or even a smartphone could perform as well or better.
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A few hours later, they'd put on glimmery gray bodysuits—their "armor," as they describe it—to perform as the mythical figures Andromeda and Venus in an interracial, queer love story they call DESCENT.
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Body weight movements are great to perform as part of your warmup in order to "wake up" your glutes and encourage you to be more mindful of using them throughout your life and workouts.
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And Basel Zaraa, an artist and onetime Palestinian refugee, will perform "As Far as My Fingertips Take Me" by Tania El Khoury, a 15-minute show performed for one audience member at a time.
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Corker's efforts to negotiate some kind of deficit fix — both the proposed "trigger" that would prompt tax increases if the economy didn't perform as expected, and outright tax increases — were left in the dust.
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Earlier in the trip, Mr. Bieber, who was in town to perform as part of his Believe world tour, was recorded skateboarding through the streets of Beijing while being frantically chased by his bodyguards.
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In recent years, Yale's teams did not perform as well as they had in the 2000s, and players and friends began to suspect that Mr. Meredith was no longer as gung-ho about soccer.
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Ultimately it is the software developers themselves that need to have strong internal auditing and code review practices in place in order to ensure that the products they release perform as originally intended, Botezatu said.
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BERLIN, Oct 16 (Reuters) - German dialysis specialist Fresenius Medical Care cut its 2018 sales and net income target on Tuesday after its U.S business did not perform as well as expected in the third quarter.
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Natalie doesn't understand the gravity of Kat seemingly being unable to teach her how to properly perform as a Scarlet social-media editor, and she makes an even bigger mistake with larger ramifications later on.
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As it turns out, their interconnected lives have quite as much romance, villainy, joy and suffering as the ones in the stock melodramas they perform as they stop at the river towns along their route.
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A mixed bag in France Marine Le Pen's National Rally eked out a victory (23%-22%) over Macron — seen as a bellwether for greater EU integration — but failed to perform as well as in 2014.
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The former reality TV star, 32, shared with PEOPLE in a Celeb Parents Get Real interview recently some of the most challenging tasks she has had to perform as a parent and how she's adjusting.
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You could even think of this reduced winter neural activity as your brain entering a kind of "eco mode," allowing it to perform as well as it does in summer but while consuming fewer resources.
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I added one more test for the three cookers with stovetop-safe inserts: Browning and sautéing: Stovetop-safe inserts should perform as well as a skillet, so I tested their ability to sauté and brown.
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The Revenge Body with Khloé Kardashian star told her sister Kourtney Kardashian about her worries that her line wouldn't perform as successfully as Kylie Cosmetics, the make up company her little sister Kylie Jenner owns.
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She is digging it into her mother's thigh in a gesture that I immediately recognize and feel I have seen her perform as a grown woman, some sort of unconscious act of mushing or squishing.
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A Chinese military expert, who has knowledge of the government's defence policy but who declined to be identified, said Chinese fighter jets could not perform as well as American warplanes because of inferior engine technology.
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If the supply-side business tax cuts perform as well as I believe they will, Trump and the GOP, with the stroke of a pen, will have greatly enhanced their outlook for the midterm elections.
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A Chinese military expert, who has knowledge of the government's defense policy but who declined to be identified, said Chinese fighter jets could not perform as well as American warplanes because of inferior engine technology.
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More than 80 percent of actively managed funds fail to perform as well as the market, according to a recent analysis, and it was going to be unlikely that a wealth manager would do better.
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In 236, it failed to perform as well as expected in two invitational events hosted on home soil, coming in last in the SheBelieves Cup and finishing second to Australia in the Tournament of Nations.
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Where it stands: AV companies typically assert the safety of their tech, trust it will perform as intended in road tests, and verify safety claims by reporting crashes and disengagement of the autonomous driving software.
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"I have more confidence in the witnesses that we've invited to appear, and were subpoenaed to appear, that they will perform as the nine witnesses that have gone before have," Schiff told reporters in the Capitol.
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Ford CEO Mark Fields said the company would continue to deliver great results, noting that Ford reaffirmed guidance that puts the automaker on track to perform as well as, or better than, it did last year.
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Without more information, the Department of Homeland Security "faces an increased risk that the Border Wall System Program will cost more than projected, take longer than planned, or not fully perform as expected," the GAO wrote.
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Dion, who tearfully accepted the ICON award last year just four months after husband René Angélil's death, is also set to perform, as are Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Nicki Minaj, Lorde, Drake, John Legend and others.
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Although we don't have specific historical data about non-distance factors that contribute to a hole's difficulty, such as bunkers and water hazards, we can infer information about them from how golfers perform as a group.
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Mariah Carey will perform as planned in Saudi Arabia today despite calls from activists for her to boycott the country over the Saudi government's alleged role in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist.
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It's all to try and determine how the yearling might perform as a racehorse, and how likely it is to sustain any injuries — because a horse that isn't well-balanced is more prone to getting hurt.
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However, a more recent meta-analysis of 32 studies showed that gratitude interventions perform as well as other active psychological conditions, such as thought records or progressive muscle relaxation, in improving life satisfaction and mental health.
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As hard as it might be and as unrealistic as it may seem, in my dad's view, it's always better to try to act, work and perform as if there were no such thing as discrimination.
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"As a kid, sports was a way for me to prove that even though I had a difference that I could perform as well as normal people ... as they call them," Hurtubise told the Desert Sun.
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The Rise of Skywalker was met with a lukewarm reception, and it didn't perform as well at the box office as the other two films in the new trilogy, The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi.
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Bruce Springsteen — who is being honored with a Special Tony Award for his critically acclaimed, sold-out intimate one-man show Springsteen on Broadway — will also perform, as will Dear Evan Hansen, 2017's best musical winner.
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Samuel, whose full name is Samuel Kim Arredondo and has also gone by the nickname "Punch," appeared in his dad's car dealership commercials as a child and went on to perform as part of the duo 1Punch.
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Alums of the show have gone on to audition and perform as members of traditional black college dance lines once they've enrolled as students, proof that dance instructors are successfully constructing a pipeline into the collegiate ranks.
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"This product was designed and built for the level 5, fully autonomous, mobility as a service market," says Anand Gopalan, the company's CTO, meaning it can perform as well or better than a human under any circumstances.
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In Spain, airports operator Aena was among the biggest drags on the index, after RBC downgraded the stock to 'underperform' from 'sector perform' as it expects regulatory risk to be priced in over the next 12 months.
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"NHTSA's examination did not identify any defects in design or performance of the AEB or Autopilot systems of the subject vehicles nor any incidents in which the systems did not perform as designed," the NHTSA report said.
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Notably, the firm projects smartwatches won't perform as well as hybrid watches, so some of the shade that has been thrown toward them can be justified — at least until 2019, when cellular connectivity is expected to improve.
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A "super surgeon" or doctor who can perform multiple specialized procedures and surgeries would be helpful but is virtually impossible, especially given all of the other responsibilities they would need to perform as an astronaut, Parazynski said.
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An insurer pays the market price for a drug, but if that drug does not perform as expected, the drug company has to pay back some or all of that price in the form of a rebate.
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If Democrats continue to perform as they have these past two months in special elections and continue to have good but not great generic congressional ballot numbers, talks of a Democratic wave need to be walked back.
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Full-size trucks, for example, can now be found equipped with 6-cylinder engines that perform as well as the 8-cylinder engines that used to be standard on those vehicles, and get significantly better gas mileage.
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Pros: Shaped ideally for small to moderate surf, solid construction, exceptionally buoyantCons: Too short to perform as a touring paddle board, somewhat unstable, requires deft footing (but this will teach you quickly where to stand and when)
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Whether traipsing over a steady, rolling rhythm or swimming through a collage of abstract sound, Nagai, a pianist, and Takeishi, a drummer and percussionist — who perform as Vortex — treat every moment as an opportunity for deep synchronicity.
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Discouraged by the demands of the real world, the larger-than-life Bellas reunite to join a U.S.O. tour, where they vie to perform as the opening act for the record producer DJ Khaled (appearing as himself).
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Each week counts as a turn, during which players use a limited amount of energy to perform as many tasks as they can: travel to different states, give speeches, pay for political ads, build headquarters, and more.
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Highlights included her appreciation for the New Zealand All Blacks' traditional Haka, which they perform as a pregame ritual; her love for Serena; and a wish for the Men's Beach Volleyball athletes to wear the skimpy Diving uniforms.
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His son, whose full name is Samuel Kim Arredondo and has also gone by the nickname "Punch," appeared in his dad's car dealership commercials as a child and went on to perform as part of the duo 1Punch.
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In its statement, S&P said the fact that some of debt instruments it rated "did not perform as expected does not mean that S&P's criteria or methodology was flawed... or was the result of deceitful motivations".
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It is the very "failures" of the pieces in The Manual Project #1 that allowed them to be more than just straightforward artworks and become curious social experiments that allowed each participant to perform as well as produce.
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But there's another thing that researchers have recently come to realize also alters the vaccine's effectiveness: Whenever H22N23, a strain of the influenza A virus, is the dominant flu type in circulation, the vaccine doesn't perform as well.
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But after two Star Wars spinoff films, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Solo: A Star Wars Story, didn't perform as well as Disney had hoped, the Obi-Wan side story was reportedly taken off the table.
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The measure would give workers more power to recover lost wages, receive full compensation for all of the work they perform, as well as the right to receive regular pay stubs and final paychecks in a timely manner.
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Many say that earlier versions of LEDs simply did not perform as well as the high-pressure sodium or metal halide lamps that growers favored, especially when the plants began producing flowers, the valued part of the yield.
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The new measures could enable e-cigarette companies to get the devices approved as medical products, which could offer consumers greater reassurance that they perform as advertised and also open the possibility of being covered under health insurance.
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Mr. Chipperfield wants this 50-year-old gallery, as delicate as it is monumental, to perform as well as the most modern, assiduously climate-controlled and carefully lit museum — without any visitor noticing that he was ever there.
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In a news conference on Saturday, Mr. Northam said he had told a black campaign aide during his electoral run two years ago that he had darkened his face to perform as Michael Jackson in a dance contest.
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Make no mistake, this is not just a smaller version of the Axon 7; this device will not perform as good as its older, bigger brother, but it should still deliver solid performance for the not-too-demanding consumer.
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The Backstreet Boys and Chris Young will both perform as the contestants strut their stuff during the competition rounds in front of a panel of judges, which will include Joe Zee, Ali Landry and former Miss USA Crystle Stewart.
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Both Hadid sisters walked in H&M's fashion show during Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday, where, as luck would have it, The Weeknd (birth name: Abel Tesfaye) was hired to perform as the models made their final walk-through.
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If you limit that same person to just four to six hours a night for a few weeks, and then measured their performance, they will perform as badly as if they lost an entire night or two of sleep.
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But if Ms. Biles and her teammates, all known crystalphiles, perform as expected while in full sparkle mode, chances are good that the millions of young fans who are watching will internalize the connection without ever entirely realizing why.
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The goal of giving women access to these jobs, and promoting them once there, isn't pursued because it makes us feel good, but because there is no reason to exclude women if they can perform as well as men.
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Interestingly, the RM Sotheby's lot description for the car notes that it actually could perform as a submarine, though it could not be driven on land, as the car in question was modified for filming the movie's underwater scenes.
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With his latest solo, "Xenos," the last evening-length piece he will perform as a dancer, he dives further into those timely issues by telling a century-old story of an Indian colonial soldier fighting in World War I.lincolncenter.
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In other sectors, the response will differ: Grocery and other essential retailers may perform as well or better in the short term, but a prolonged lockdown or "shelter-in-place" policy may hit bar and restaurant retail exceptionally hard.
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PEOPLE can exclusively announce that Dancing with the Stars season 25 winner Jordan Fisher will sing the National Anthem and perform as part of halftime festivities at the NFL's 2018 Pro Bowl at Orlando's Camping World Stadium on Sunday, Jan. 28.
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"If our next generation ATG solution fails to perform as expected or its commercial availability is significantly delayed as compared to the timelines we establish, our business, financial condition and results of operations may be materially adversely affected," the company wrote.
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"I'm optimistic that we'll get ads in Stories to perform as well as feed over time, and that the opportunity will be even bigger, because it looks like Stories will be a bigger medium than feed has been," Zuckerberg said.
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The American Idol host took Cabello to visit his foundation's broadcast media center, Seacrest Studios, at the hospital in the City of Brotherly Love, where the "Havana" singer was in town to perform as part of Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour.
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While some may still trivialize internships as a summertime activity offering students a glimpse into a potential career path, it is clear at this point that they perform as a crucial factor in the future success of a college graduate.
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Although there are probably many still-unknown factors that determine why some people are protected and others aren't, it might be that the elderly population's immune systems do not perform as well as those of younger, healthier adults, Jackson said.
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Between 40% and 80% of the quarter of the most disadvantaged students in the four provinces of mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Macau, Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam perform as well as the 25% top-performing students around the world.
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"For the facial recognition systems to perform as desired, and the outcomes to become increasingly accurate, training data must be diverse and offer a breadth of coverage," said IBM's John Smith, in a blog post announcing the release of the data.
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That sounds like a virtue but has a cost that is hardly ever mentioned: the sum of all self-directed pension accounts cannot perform as well as the sum of pensions, because the portable, self-directed scheme lacks the tontine effect.
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But almost equally as critical to them has been for Marco Rubio, envisioned as a long-term threat for the nomination, to perform as badly as possible, sinking beneath candidates like Christie and Kasich who have significantly weaker national organizations.
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"There's some scope for a more positive view of the U.K." He added that the U.K economy didn't perform "as bad as anticipated" in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote and said that Fitch's assessment wasn't all related to Brexit.
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The Fed said it would reduce its monthly pace of asset purchases to $75 billion, from $85 billion, and added that it would continue to reduce the bond purchases in "further measured steps" if the economy continued to perform as expected.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is likely to carry out further interest rate increases over the next three years if Britain avoids a Brexit shock and the economy perform as the central bank expects, BoE Governor Mark Carney said.
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During the second trial phase, the jury will be asked to decide whether Roundup was defectively designed by failing to perform as safely as an ordinary consumer would expect, and whether Bayer failed to warn consumers of potential health risks.
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I'm not gonna ask these folks [the gallery owners/attendants] to perform as not-themselves when they're here, but I like the idea of this measured capacity to be ironic in terms of how I talk about social inequities or race.
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But to perform as if I was new required hours of pre-game rituals, bearable when I was still a starter, less so when my job was to pinch-hit off a nasty closer or spot-start against an ace.
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Many were offended that the event did not feature any queer and trans people of color from the ballroom community, instead booking white lesbian musician JD Samson, who has little known connection to the scene, to perform as the headliner.
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If people are going to the theater to watch movies and blockbusters from specific franchises — Marvel, Star Wars, DC, Pixar, Avatar, etc — Hulu can become a place to funnel riskier bets that may not perform as well at the box office.
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SYDNEY, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Friday ordered a wide-ranging review of the country's retirement income system, saying it was necessary to check on how it might perform as Australians live longer and the population ages.
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On the issue of mental health, the release of a sensational West Wing tell-all book by journalist Michael Wolff has fueled a growing chorus of critics who believe Trump is mentally unstable and not fully competent to perform as president.
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"A specific focus of our efforts has been ensuring that our pilots have the manual handling skills and confidence to take control of the aircraft if the automation does not perform as expected," an F.A.A. spokesman said in an email.
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In fact, this tour will be different for them as they will take the stage together for a half hour—something they've done at UCB but never for audiences outside of LA. "We perform as a duo act," Esposito explained.
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"The best course of action for the Eastman community and the values we share is to wait until the Philharmonia can perform as one," Jamal J. Rossi, the dean of the school, wrote in a letter to students, faculty and alumni on Tuesday.
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Experts say the logic that heavier vehicles are safer doesn&apost hold up because lighter, newer vehicles perform as well or better than older, heavier versions in crash tests, and because the weight difference between the Obama and Trump requirements would be minimal.
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"The medication didn't perform as well as we thought it would, and the placebo performed better than you would think," said Scott Powers, the lead author of the study and a director of the Headache Center at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
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If the regional U.S. economy continues to perform as well in the second half, perhaps even better in the second half [of 2018] than the first half, I think the fundamentals are going to carry it forward," Schlossberg said Wednesday on "Trading Nation.
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The Pentagon's head of the F-35 program said earlier this week at Avalon that the overall reliability of the jets is being pulled down by initial versions of the aircraft which do not perform as well as more recently delivered jets.
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This is him describing that British ration from 1944: "This is a multi-purpose ration that could act as a carbohydrate supplement to a more balanced and complete meal, or it can perform as a low-thirst provoking quick energy emergency survival ration".
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To me, this situation raises other issues: how companies take advantage of young performers with limited opportunities and only a short period of their lives when they can perform as they do, as well as on why performers' unions exist, whatever their limitations.
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" Before Sunday's match against Sweden, dressed in a jacket and slacks, Lamsam gave a vigorous pep talk on the field, raising an arm above her head in rousing encouragement, telling players to perform "as if it is the last game of your life.
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The D.J.s and producers Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart, who perform as the Chainsmokers, have transcended their origins in trend-hopping novelty fare (like their first hit, the jokey 2014 track "#Selfie") to become a near-unstoppable force on the pop charts.
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In 1985, research by Akira Yoshino led to the discovery of several materials (whose names won't mean anything to anyone without domain knowledge) that could perform as well while also being able to be physically damaged and not cause any major trouble.
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Put differently, Broockman and Kalla found that one in six progressive young voters who wouldn't vote for a candidate other than Sanders would need to turn out if he were nominated for him to perform as well as the field's moderate candidates.
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While it blasted off successfully at 6:36 AM from Cape Canaveral, Florida, the boosters responsible for nudging the spacecraft into Earth orbit did not perform as planned because the clock tracking how much time had elapsed during the mission experienced an error.
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Were he to perform as poorly in 2020 in the six southern states on Super Tuesday as he did in 85003, he likely would earn between 11 and 13 percent of the popular vote and not earn any delegates from the South.
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"Some of the very best Santas ever did not have whiskers growing out of their face," said Jonathan Burton, 41, a real-bearded Santa who works as a teacher in California and dyes his beard white to perform as Santa part-time.
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Even so, in the early years of the Shuttle, a lot of folks really wanted to believe that NASA would solve the problems and make the spacecraft perform as promised if it were just given enough time and resources to do so.
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Back in 2013, Spelling opened up to PEOPLE about how she and husband Dean McDermott got through some financial setbacks, which began in 2011 when they sold their Encino, California, home at a loss and Spelling's retail space InvenTORI failed to perform as hoped.
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One study, conducted by professors at Columbia, Northwestern and the University of Chicago, found that two-thirds of managers selected male job candidates, even when the men did not perform as well as the women on math problems that were part of the application process.
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"[Our] role in this exercise is to see if new tools and equipment that have been designed to help responders in an active shooter situation perform as they should," said Dr. Reginald Brothers, the DHS Under Secretary for Science and Technology, in a statement.
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McNamara thinks the audition process itself might be inadequate to serve the variety of possibilities offered by trans roles and has proposed that acting resumes include the spectrum of genders one is able and willing to perform as alongside the ages they can realistically play.
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Rapper Travis Scott will also perform, as will two of Atlanta's most esteemed musical ambassadors: Outkast's Big Boi will round out the halftime lineup, and the anthem will be performed by the Empress of Soul, the Queen of Tears and Waffles herself, Gladys Knight.
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The main argument against allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to vote is that they are not mentally developed enough — that their brains are still developing and they do not perform as well as older adults in impulse-driven situations, where emotions run high.
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Mr. Ramasar, whom the New York Times critic Alastair Macaulay has called "an endearing and central artist," has been away from the company since earlier this year to perform as Jigger in the Broadway revival of "Carousel," which ends its run on Sept. 16.
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In addition to the scene-setting talents of Sondra and John Bromka, the married actors who perform as Bells and Motley, the production will gain an authentic feel from its location: the Lehigh Valley Railroad Barge No. 79, which currently serves as the Waterfront Museum.
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"The community still roasted me, saying that we lost because I didn't cheat, whereas I dropped almost 8 frags in both games and top fragged for VwS in both of those games," he says, adding that he usually doesn't perform as well at that.
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But if that isn't the case — if the people who were just below the cutoff perform as well at work as those who were at zero — then there's little reason to think that those just above the cutoff (potential employees who were screened out) would perform worse.
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Unfortunately, what do not know about how Trump would perform as president, combined with what little we do know about a few of his policy positions, the recent UK experience, and the understanding about how the financial sector and markets react all send a forthright forecast.
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A unanimous three-judge 9th Circuit panel on Wednesday revived a proposed class action accusing Intel Corp of imprudently investing its employee retirement plans in private equity and hedge funds that came with higher fees and did not perform as well as stocks during market booms.
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Deodorant, available in four container colors, $14.95Order refills hereI love the idea of natural deodorants, but most of them simply don't perform as well as formulas that utilize aluminum or parabens (the potentially harmful ingredients required by the FDA to call a product an actual antiperspirant).
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In fact, the Recording Academy struggled to recognize women all the way through: before the ceremony it was reported that the only female Album of the Year nominee, Lorde, was only invited to perform as part of an ensemble, while her male co-nominees all performed solo.
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Drag Syndrome has a specialized focus on drag kings and queens with learning disabilities, including Down syndrome, and was originally slated to perform as part of Project [219] programming at a downtown venue, the Tanglefoot, which is privately owned by Peter Meijer — the grandson of Meijer Inc.
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In an interview with Business Insider, Altman said he didn&apost feel as strongly in 2020 that the bubble talk is off base, but he is interested to see how startups like Airbnb and SpaceX perform as they prepare for public offerings rumored for this year.
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Between her comedic but nuanced portrayal of Rainbow on Black-ish, her always glamorous red carpet looks, and her experiences watching her mother, Diana Ross, perform as a child, Tracee Ellis Ross is definitely the actress most suited to play a glamorous but disgruntled singing superstar.
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The upstart party rode a wave of anger and uncertainty to considerable popularity in several eastern states last year, after Ms. Merkel's decision to take in nearly one million refugees, but it has failed to perform as strongly in elections in the western states this year.
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He was scheduled to perform as part of the multi-act Love Jam at the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilion on Saturday, but hours after the Chicago Tribune reported that students had written a letter to the chancellor in protest, the singer was removed from the bill.
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The high stakes political jamboree should begin to answer a fundamental question of the 2016 election: whether a campaign anchored almost exclusively on Trump's hulking public persona and dominant ego can perform as well on the national stage as in the rough and tumble of Republican primary politics.
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"You still need to see Chiwetel perform as the silent version of Scar, so you have to emulate the actor he is, the performance he's giving, the intent of the script, and then the intent of how he interpreted, then you have to do it in kind," he said.
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In season 2, this came to a head for Tammé (Kia Stevens), after her son watched her perform as Welfare Queen, forcing her (and viewers) to delve into the roles Black women have to take to find work in the entertainment industry, and the cost that comes with it.
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Members were incensed on April 7, for instance, when CBS revealed in a regulatory filing that its chief executive and chairman, Leslie Moonves, had received a 2016 pay package worth $69.6 million, a 19883 percent increase over the previous year, when the company did not perform as well.
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" Study researchers acknowledged that "literature has shown that female doctors may be more likely to adhere to clinical guidelines, provide preventive care more often, use more patient-centered communication, perform as well or better on standardized examinations, and provide more psychosocial counseling to their patients than do their male peers.
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" She admits, though, that some writers hate the idea of Barbara Brownskirt, though they haven't watched her perform, "as they think she is ridiculing poetry, when really she is a send up of a certain type of over-confident, narcissistic performer who thinks the world needs their poetry above all else.
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On February 17th, NASA announced the spacecraft would remain in a 53.5-day orbit for the rest of its mission due to an engine anomaly, which is mildly frustrating, since it probably won't be able to perform as many high quality data collection flybys as it would have with shorter orbits.
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Relative to typical scientists, Nobel Prize winners are 22 times more likely to perform as actors, dancers or magicians; 12 times more likely to write poetry, plays or novels; seven times more likely to dabble in arts and crafts; and twice as likely to play an instrument or compose music.
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" Federline previously stated in court documents that one of the reasons why he was requesting more money is because he is "no longer able to perform as a dancer due to my age, and I have not been as successful in putting out new music as I was in 2008.
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So when Lynn and his buddies travel to the game and are instructed how they're to perform during the halftime show—they're even given choreographed moves to perform as if they're a dance troupe—the surrealism is even more alarming because the physical images projected on the screen look so bizarre.
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TV ABOUT THE SHARKS (23.52-2875-237): Martin Jones has split his last eight decisions (21-217-219) despite yielding two goals or fewer in each of them, but the 33-year-old didn't perform as well in his two meetings with Minnesota - surrendering seven tallies on 23 shots for an .
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Reedman says he has lots of regrets, but said that many of his company's problems arose from the crowdfunding model itself: Backers expected to receive a drone on a short timeline, and the company rushed to meet it, even though the product wasn't even remotely ready to perform as advertised.
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Formula One SOCHI, Russia — The idea of luck, either good or bad, in car racing is one that few drivers or their engineers like to admit: They win thanks to skill, or they lose because they did not perform as well as they could — or should — compared with the competition.
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On this week's Popcast: Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, the hip-hop sketch comedians who perform as ItsTheReal and host the podcast A Waste of Time With ItsTheReal Sheldon Pearce, a contributing writer at Pitchfork Eric Renner Brown, a freelance writer who contributes to Entertainment Weekly and Rolling Stone, among others
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Instead, creator Mike Schur (previously of The Office and Parks and Recreation and Saturday Night Live, etc.) came up with seemingly normal characters who possessed some of the same qualities as the characters on the show, then wrote short sketches about them for the actors to perform as their audition.
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It'll be interesting to see when/if Brown plays his two first-overall picks at the same time once Philly is in the playoffs, but until then merely watching Fultz perform as a healthy—from a mental and physical perspective—individual is wonderful news for the NBA, and everyone who loves basketball. 2.
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Guitar in tow and in front of a microphone, she prepared to perform as her one-woman act, Mothers, a ripped-from-the-diary folk-rock confessional in which she turns phrases like "I woke up feeling mutilated" and "You love me mostly when I'm leaving" into gut punches of piercing soprano.
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The movie is best known because it captures the final show that Bowie would ever perform as Ziggy Stardust, proclaiming onstage mid-set that it was "the last show we'll ever do," but Bowie's presence and rapport with the band—especially Mick Ronson—makes this concert a must-watch, last show or no.
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In 1970, Robert K. Greenleaf founded the "servant leadership" movement, which sets the following distinction: Traditional leadership generally involves the accumulation and exercise of power by one at the "top of the pyramid," while the servant-leader shares power, puts the needs of others first and helps people develop and perform as highly as possible.
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Greeted with criticism and mockery on social media in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in the Middle East, the rules underlined the balancing act that the Saudi government must perform as it takes steps toward the liberalization called for by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in a society that may not be entirely comfortable with it.
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If Obrador and his party, Morena, perform as expected, some conservatives worry he will have a majority and a Congressional mandate to enact sweeping reforms, including free access to the Internet, a doubling of pensions for the elderly, educational grants for students, an increase in the minimum wage and subsidies for small farmers and single mothers.
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David tells us Penny, who played the lead role, knew the producers would never let her put David and Michael on the show unless they saw them in character, so Penny arranged for them to perform as Lenny and Squiggy in front of 100 guests at a party she was throwing with then-husband Rob Reiner.
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In his lawsuit against the Sixth Circuit council and the Judicial Conference committee, Adams is claiming that forcing him to go through an involuntary mental health screening violates his constitutional rights to due process — he said he wasn't given notice about what judicial duties he was allegedly unable to perform as a result of any suspected mental disability — and against unreasonable searches.
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If we fail to develop and successfully commercialize autonomous vehicle technologies or fail to develop such technologies before our competitors, or if such technologies fail to perform as expected, are inferior to those of our competitors, or are perceived as less safe than those of our competitors or non-autonomous vehicles, our financial performance and prospects would be adversely impacted.
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It is quite feasible that the orthodox Dos Santos, whose lead hand has proven wickedly fast in the past, could perform as he did against Shane Carwin and focus on milling or swaying the lead hand back and forwards to disguise quick stabs in with the jab, pairing it or alternating it with a long, slapping left hook when appropriate.
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The two-week effort has Diggs leading the N.F.L. in receiving yards by 43 yards over Will Fuller of the Texans (who has played three games), and it also helps ease fears of how the Vikings' offense will perform as it enters what could be a long stretch without Adrian Peterson, the star running back who had surgery on a torn meniscus.
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