So expect all the latest on full moons, trines, and those pesky, pesky retrogrades.
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Oh, yes — those pesky little "haters" are back again.
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" #FakeNews Media: "We're done covering those "pesky hurricanes" right????...
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Those pesky bugs can easily ruin a fun summer night.
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I unlocked a pesky door by upgrading my hacking abilities.
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That pesky little valonqar that Cersei always assumed was Tyrion?
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It also will have to address a pesky hardware concern.
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It was pesky late goal but still laden with skill.
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"Putin doesn't have to worry about pesky environmentalists," Lewis said.
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Can we relax, finally having defeated those pesky border jumpers?
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The real achievement of this novel is its pesky style.
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Who cares about those pesky commas, periods and exclamation points?
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It'll even make you forget all about those pesky demogorgons.
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You could be setting yourself up for some pesky fees.
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Nail down who will pay any pesky fees or taxes.
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Even the pesky scribes like me who just covered it.
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Ah, no wonder, China's netizens decided: a pesky foreign reporter.
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Have you ever had pesky sea gulls steal your food?
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Have you ever had pesky sea gulls steal your food?
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The look would have been perfection, except for one pesky detail.
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The good news if you do encounter this pesky bladder infection?
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Then, the laws' opponents were branded in Beijing as pesky democrats.
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Here's how you can dodge some of those pesky extra costs.
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One protected its host from the attentions of pesky insect larvae.
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To business-owners it was a place to avoid pesky regulations.
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VR promises to do away with that pesky middle layer altogether.
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The Yale Assure Lock SL does away with those pesky keys.
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Against a buzzing forest din, the neighborhood is presumptuous and pesky.
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Cancellations have dogged both, along with those pesky calls to retire.
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While razor bumps might be pesky, a rash is even worse.
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Soon the pesky photographers at the front were made sit down.
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And getting rid of those pesky pregnancy pounds can be tough.
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Oh yeah, he and Loomis both survived that pesky hospital explosion.
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But I really believe it comes down to that pesky line.
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So, in other words, no need to interact with a pesky app.
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Above: Burbank takes on Call of Duty WW2 without any pesky shooting.
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No more entering pesky codes—look at your phone, and you're in.
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As for those pesky long lines – all hope should not be lost!
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Carpet Carpeting can also be a source of those pesky dust mites.
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Harry is no stranger to pesky insects flying around during inopportune moments.
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One of those pesky office-mates was a former boss of mine.
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Clinton), and tell increasingly outsized lies to smother pesky truths (Mr. Trump).
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But we're still very far from solving this pesky climate change problem.
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More often than not, credit card companies will waive that pesky fee.
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Now if only you could get rid of that pesky draft pick.
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Pouliot was sent off earlier for interfering with the pesky Arizona center.
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The luxurious custom carpet was specially designed to conceal pesky dog hairs.
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They have a pesky habit of calling you on your day off.
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Enjoy nostalgic Nintendo iconography without pesky unidentified mushrooms getting in your way.
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Still, that might be less than those pesky interest payments on loans.
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But as of 24, the pesky big loan had a $210,27 balance.
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And I was battling a pesky fruit-fly problem in my kitchen.
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There's Piscotty (a no-nonsense guy from Stanford!) and Kolten Wong (pesky
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Who wouldn't benefit from a bug vacuum that can electrocute pesky critters?
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A small ant moat on top helps keep these pesky crawlers away.
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Except there are no actual journalists around to ask any pesky questions.
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Although in-home testing is convenient, there's one pesky issue: Human error.
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Lathering causes friction, which strips pesky germs and dirt from the skin.
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Warren coordinated this effort with the expiration of that pesky S.E.C. prohibition.
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These technologies are designed to provide accurate sound while minimizing pesky vibrations.
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Pesky capture the naivety of youth from a place of absolute honesty.
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And you know those pesky, ubiquitous electric scooters everyone is complaining about?
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It's a vacuum cleaner for mosquitoes without any of the pesky bug splatter.
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The only way to reach these pesky millennials ... is to advertise on Snap.
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One of the most pesky problems to clean up is a housebreaking mistake.
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No pesky courts, with their painfully slow "due process" considerations to worry about.
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Need a fix for those pesky bumps on the back of your arms?
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That's because she deleted the original ad due to those pesky FDA violations.
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All it takes is a little teamwork to subvert these pesky guidelines. Dang!
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Those are technical questions—but what about the pesky legal and ethical ones?
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YayPay also eliminates a bunch of pesky tasks, such as gentle email reminders.
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Jared Kushner is reportedly once again facing pesky problems with his security clearance.
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The idea of eliminating a pesky rival may have made sense for Sprint.
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First, it's a good idea to block those pesky fake-news-sharing trolls.
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That pesky Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her wild ideas — that most people like.
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So is there anything you actually can do for those pesky undereye problems?
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Uber sees them as a way to stop dealing with its pesky drivers.
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BUSINESS could be such a breeze—if it weren't for those pesky humans.
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McDonald's will let you lock those pesky little devices. Best. Gender. Reveal. Ever.
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Unfortunately, Elliot has yet to find a home for a peculiar, pesky reason.
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That debacle was not brought about by Sessions or his pesky ethical standards.
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It's also easy to purchase online and send — no pesky gift-wrapping necessary.
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The UPF 40-plus rating will protect you from those pesky UV rays.
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The Next Web highlights a new Chrome extension that eliminates that pesky reminder.
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Here's why I think it's worth the price, including a pesky destination fee.
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All to save people that pesky slicing and the washing of one knife.
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But there stands pesky little Qatar, unwilling to move out of the way.
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So why wouldn't they all do it again and stop the pesky questions?
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Why bother with ineffectual diplomacy if you could just eradicate that pesky enemy?
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Even so, she earns her playing time by being pesky out of necessity.
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"But the birthing sequence and those pesky self-replicating hungry locusts are genius."
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MyState wants to solve the pesky problem of knowing when it's good to call.
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He attacked from above, like an eagle swooping down to destroy a pesky rodent.
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Hate the pesky intros that auto-play every time you flip open a show?
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Then there are those those pesky herbicides used to keep cemetery lawns looking nice.
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And you won't have to worry about fiddling around with a pesky disk, either.
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Ya gotta wonder if they're just talking TV, movies or those pesky SAT tests.
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Daytime Megyn isn't here for your pesky divisive politics or West Coast earth tones.
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PayFit handles most pesky administrative tasks in your company with a simple web interface.
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Aside from some pesky scar tissue and a slightly lopsided nostril, I looked fine.
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There's also that pesky arrow-of-time problem, which only goes in one direction.
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America's favorite weatherman rang up Bush Hager's mom — posing a pesky phone survey giver.
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But don't let your mismatched folding chairs or those pesky walls get you down.
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Washington State used a second-half run to put away a pesky Bengals squad.
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But scientists at MIT just developed new technology that could fix the pesky reflections.
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Sandler continued chatting while Foy brushed him away like a pesky little fruit fly.
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You can check out some next-level steps to handle those pesky subs here.
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For many drivers, Waze is the go-to app for circumnavigating pesky traffic jams.
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Gets rid of pesky Dementors by summoning a badass Patronus to chase them away.
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Think of it as an aggregator, with the bonus of getting around pesky paywalls.
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The music retains the detail found in the open design, minus the pesky leakage.
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But those pesky neighbors didn't like what they heard, so they narc'd on them.
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How cold sores are triggered So where do these pesky sores come from anyway?
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Corridors would allow them to migrate without running into those dangerous, pesky human habitats.
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And perhaps it can take note from other sports and end the pesky blackouts.
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No need to mess with a pesky antenna—stream locals right to your device.
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Pesky little cold sores love to sprout up at the most inconvenient times, huh?
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Long story short, those pesky invaders are blowing up planets left, right and center.
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Bret: That's why we need gerrymandering, Gail, as a check on your pesky demographics!
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It's a pesky insect that most of us don't think twice about: the mosquito.
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The goal here is to divert internal communication away from that pesky email inbox.
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Just how effective are all those pesky, political ads Facebook refuses to fact check?
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It's also Bluetooth enabled, so you don't have to deal with any pesky wires.
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But the pesky virus has threatened to derail some of the early good vibes.
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However, for reasons that only become clear later, those pesky Terminators keep showing up.
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But why deal with all those pesky shareholders who may challenge such a conversion?
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The patriotic rage is a mask for a more pedestrian motive: punishing pesky critics.
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This will relocate your IP to the UK and bypass those pesky geographical restrictions.
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The screens "keep the air-conditioning in," he said, and the pesky bugs out.
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First, there is that pesky matter of the barbed wire and the mushroom cloud.
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One interesting feature is the Terra will utilize wireless beacons, instead of pesky boundary wires.
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The only problem with Trump's statement at the CIA is these pesky things called facts.
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Prince Harry: member of the Royal family, boyfriend to Meghan Markle, and pesky little troublemaker.
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No, not the part about marketing spectacles making pesky questions about authenticity and authorship obsolete.
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Also, bypass the pesky refrigerator fee and bring a cooler to fill with ice instead.
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The first thing I noticed: No more pesky hairs setting up shop near my eyelids.
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The pesky carrier loves advertising and getting big-name celebs for the biggest advertising stage.
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Pesky allergens, dirt, and germs thrive around your home and they don't go away easily.
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Rid of Becca and the pesky Bachelor pressure, Lauren and Arie's relationship is smooth sailing.
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There's a much more pressing issue with the hardware than that sometimes pesky cord, though.
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New York (CNN Business)There's some good news and bad news about those pesky robocalls.
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Those who agree ought to ask their politicians why those pesky Europeans deserve more rest.
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At any rate, it is taking more radical steps to deal with its pesky opponents.
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As it approaches, the notion that pesky politics has been abolished will look increasingly strained.
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If you're trying to stop a pesky snoring habit, then look no further than yourself.
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Then, quickly, she clutches that pesky invisible kite, but it's getting away from her … woaaaahhhh!
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Plus, there are those pesky flashbulbs going off to capture every single moment of it.
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Pesky regulations should probably be the subject of their alt-right ire, but whatever, details!
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Love the art crime cool of graffiti writing but hate the pesky getting arrested thing?
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No one is worried about him juggling his pesky family obligations and a prospective promotion.
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The pesky dandelion came to America on the Mayflower as a food and medicinal crop.
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Each year, these resolutions have been swatted away from these profitable conglomerates like pesky flies.
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For now, then, those pesky cyber squirrels reman a major threat to our energy security.
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It has few hang-ups about human rights and no pesky Congress to block deals.
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The timetable of how her life unfolds need not adhere to a pesky biological clock.
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With Juul, vapers can get the same nicotine effect discreetly, and without the pesky irritation.
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Leave it to their pesky little sister to see them washing and hiding said bat.
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This will mean saying no to any additional sweetness and saying goodbye to pesky pimples.
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Those pesky little things that get lost when a writer relies on grandiose scare tactics.
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Enter the pesky Blue Jackets, who earlier this season won 16 games in a row.
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I drove the Sport model that retails for $22,175, plus those pesky taxes and such.
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He and his teammates skirmished with the pesky Montreal forwards Brendan Gallagher and Andrew Shaw.
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Both books address the issue of how to manage the pesky tasks of household maintenance.
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That pesky Constitution reminds us that it's Congress that makes the laws, not the president.
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First, though, there's the pesky matter of an incarcerated horse wrangler to be dealt with.
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This Pilo fabric shaver removes pesky pills and lint from wool coats and knit sweaters.
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But Anthony has that pesky no-trade clause in his contract, putting him in control.
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Now he and Tesla can return to that other pesky problem — making and selling cars.
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It may be that just the act of rubbing could help kill the pesky germs.
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The Sixers built an early 13-point lead and then fended off the pesky Spurs.
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"The real achievement of this novel is its pesky style," our reviewer, Alyson Hagy, wrote.
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Cue a dance of wit, sexual tension and clandestine assignments foiled by pesky human emotions.
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Pesky marketing calls and unsolicited commercial text messages have become a big problem in India.
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That projection, of course, is shaped by that pesky male gaze we haven't completely shaken off.
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Read those pesky university-shoe company contracts again, and the legal language tells a different story.
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And, don't worry: The brand has a plan in place to deter those pesky eBay upsellers.
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GEKO Full-HD 1080P Dash Cam — $42.49 See Details Want to do away with pesky wires?
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But then there is the pesky matter of that frozen truck driver and Gorsuch's icy dissent.
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While many hate the ibis because of its pesky behaviour and smell, it's basically our fault.
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It also really helped get rid of a pesky breakout I was experiencing before the treatment.
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Is this public remark the equivalent to hitting the unsubscribe button on a pesky email list?
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For starters, deal with those pesky breakouts that pop out of nowhere in times like these.
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In another Halloween-themed game you play as a magic black cat dis-spelling pesky ghosts.
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So what are these pesky little ocean critters and why do they make us so itchy?
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Like all Chinese cash, the BRI billions come without pesky questions about human rights or corruption.
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I ended up having to add art through Meural's website because of those pesky connection issues.
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It's more sheer than ELF's offering, and it also contains salicylic acid to treat pesky zits.
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It's a simple option, and it's a lot less trouble than interacting with other pesky humans.
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It's all part of Team Clinton's attempt to shed those pesky pay-to-play charges. 3.
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He asks her on a real date, the kind with pesky bathroom attendants and fancy napkins.
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The story deals with those pesky inbred Targaryens, back when they still ruled the Seven Kingdoms.
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His antics have interrupted the cadence of my well-curated Twitter feed like a pesky mosquito.
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Paid versions will also eliminate those pesky ads that are part and parcel of free software.
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But he's at his best when he ignores pesky things like budgets, timelines, and contemporary physics.
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So you wanna be an AI startup, but there's the pesky little problem of enough data.
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In most cycles, one of the main advantages of incumbency is freedom from pesky primary challengers.
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Spend your paycheck exactly the way you want and leave those pesky monthly payments to us.
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Many countries are fed up with pesky Brits and some want to be shot of them.
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No need to deal with all that pesky putting on and taking off of a blanket!
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This should be an emergency but somehow instead it's a pesky sidenote in our economic conversation.
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And there still is that pesky issue of getting all the money necessary to go forward.
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The good news, though, is that there is a way to hide the pesky app list.
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But those pesky candidates have minds of their own and often defy their own parties' wishes.
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That pesky issue of insertion in the cloud is also a tremendous challenge to switch vendors.
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First, let's start with the pesky fact that there are, you know, Finnish people who exist.
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Mr. Feitel, who considers the Henríquezes "pesky, phony victims barking at my client's heels," was disappointed.
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Inside the houses, Weaver's spindly figures move around blotty tabletops, each free of pesky contour lines.
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Those pesky robocalls — at best annoying disturbances and at worst costly financial scams — are getting worse.
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I also found that it is a great way to get away from my pesky brothers.
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She and one pesky statue is a huge part of Polo's get-out-of-jail scheme.
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Was he at a tea in the Cotswolds, discussing the pesky upkeep of the carriage house?
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Cassini was just settling in for a long stay, circling Saturn like a pesky interplanetary paparazzo.
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The idea was to demonstrate what American democracy looks and sounds like -- pesky reporters and all.
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When Columbus arrived in the New World, the mosquitoes there were pesky but carried no diseases.
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The steam technology removes germs, pollen, and dust mites, as well as pesky static and wrinkles.
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So they often turn to others — employees, bookkeepers or accountants — to handle the pesky financial details.
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With it, Apple is joining the effort to address those pesky spam calls increasingly bothering Americans.
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But when the network asked her to reconsider, it planted a pesky idea in her brain.
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You're about to go to the playoffs, but those pesky Patriots are right on your heels.
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He can get rid of all those pesky wires and cords thanks to this convenient, fast charger.
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Lucas is preoccupied with Max, his once and future love, and Dustin has that pesky baby demogorgon.
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The system also creates a guest channel to keep all those pesky visitors off your personal connection.
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I have no idea what I'm reading and it's therefore plausible I committed a pesky federal crime.
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But there's always that pesky question in security that has plagued the company before—do they work?
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Google pitches this as a way to cut down on those pesky Where the heck are you?
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They were hoping to figure out the best way to use these pesky bloodsuckers to save lives.
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He wants to colonize Mars, save the environment and find a solution for pesky Los Angeles traffic.
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In general, the goal is to create an engaging educational experience, all without that pesky human interference.
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This one was easy to forget, because we were all too busy with the pesky pedophilia thing.
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As the cold and dehydrating winter weather arrives, so do roughness, pesky dry patches, and lackluster skin.
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What would happen if — because of those pesky third (or fourth) parties — no party had a majority?
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While they're not available yet commercially, they're definitely the future of shooting down your neighbor's pesky drone.
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He would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for these pesky kids with their cameras.
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It is the root cause of every business frustration, outside of pesky financial ones, I've ever had.
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As a player, you take on the role of that pesky foreign adviser eavesdropping on Mr Lille.
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The decision also declares that the state used an "unreasonable application" of AEDPA, that pesky 1996 act.
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Far too many fluffy cats are being displaced from their homes because of local pesky "hygiene" laws.
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LAS VEGAS — Panasonic plans to tell you exactly when your pesky neighbor is approaching your front door.
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That elusive, pesky thing you ignored for so many years, until it finally caught up with you.
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But watch out for those pesky clouds, which can block your target—and vaporize your high score.
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The family tied floss around the pet's collar, hooking the end of it around Sidney's pesky tooth.
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Have some fun with it, and enjoy the fact that your team has slayed those pesky probabilities.
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Spring cleaning means breaking out your vacuum and finally giving all those pesky dust bunnies the boot.
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But there's one pesky problem that you always have to deal with: safely charging your electronic devices.
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Skello uses a software-as-a-service approach to help you save time on pesky admin tasks.
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Those artificial stars form reference points for the telescope, helping its internal mirror correct for pesky twinkling.
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There are also pesky rumblings that forcing legislators to wear the outfits may not be entirely constitutional.
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Trump will fix everything, overturn every obstacle, overrule every pesky fact, by virtue of his sheer Trumpiness.
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Now, time to get rid of that pesky text verification; once you're back on the settings screen.
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And then there are those pesky wheelhouses, where everyone has different information stored away in their brains.
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Vervet monkeys, which are usually about two feet long, not including the tail, can be pesky creatures.
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Plus, there's a service kiosk onsite for repairs and maintenance like changing or patching a pesky tyre.
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Trilobites Thursday night's Orionid meteor shower will most likely be a bust, thanks to the pesky moon.
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That old pesky Y2K problem made it difficult to get Prodigy in compliance with the year 2000.
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The app will have a limited ad experience, with no pesky display ads or pre-roll ads.
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Better even than those executive orders, which have to face those pesky and inconvenient circuit court judges.
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Nerd alert: It's Nathaniel — uncool, pesky, with a bag of homemade Rice Krispies Treats from his mother.
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Through some introspection, Sullivan realized she was bothered by all the pesky administrative tasks in her workday.
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They would be law, he can say, were it not for pesky judges getting in the way.
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No, I'm not talking about the normal bug fixes or iOS 13's pesky memory management problems.
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Apps like TaskRabbit will get others to hang those pesky shelves or put together your Ikea furniture.
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In a telephone interview, Schur discussed them, the show's inadvertent political parallels and, yes, those pesky spiders.
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Most notable, wing Brad Marchand has gone from pesky to prolific, notching a career-high 463 goals.
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To beat back pesky livery and taxi regulations, Uber helpfully picked up the tab for drivers' infractions.
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Then the coast guard stepped in with pesky fire safety concerns and the project was effectively killed.
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If worst comes to worst, we can always convene again in 4909 and remove that pesky day.
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And perhaps it's just what USA Hockey needs to help it get over that pesky little hump.
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Trump would throw out the pact, freeing Iran to pursue a nuke without all that pesky global monitoring.
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And, since they're direct from Microsoft, these PCs are all optimized to run their best without pesky bloatware.
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With the exception of Finn, Stormtroopers are famous for being the faceless, pesky mercenaries that always induce chaos.
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A couple years ago, Google came up with an idea for eliminating the pesky task of writing emails.
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But no, Apple just barely limited the scenarios in which you might mistakenly hit the pesky button combo.
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I say a little prayer that this gets rid of the pesky pimples on my cheeks and chin.
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With TNT Stream Unblocker, you'll never get the pesky "content not available in your location" error ever again.
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Lee hinted Roberts' return to blond might be due to one pesky planet going into retrograde next week.
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Andrew Garn's book of photographs invites readers to see pigeons as friendly, feathered neighbors rather than pesky foe.
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The team at McKenzie-Willamette Hospital did a fantastic job removing Robert's pesky appendix on New Year's Day.
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They awoke to what they assumed was a pesky classmate banging on the door to borrow a textbook.
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Lizzie is now nearing age 30, working in New York and still dealing with that pesky animated Lizzie.
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The Met Gala certainly brings celebrities together — even those who have to constantly deal with pesky feud rumors.
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Not even those pesky giant mole rats that love to jump out of the ground and bite me.
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The book follows a band of vampire warriors destined to protect their supernatural race from pesky human slayers.
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Happily, they've now been given back control of the page, and those pesky viral videos have been vanquished.
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That still doesn't take care of that pesky turbulence of the clear-air variety, but it's a start.
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Other than dealing with pesky unicorns that make a mess of their trash, the creatures live in harmony.
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The simple tool kills Netflix's "are you still there" questions, while also vanquishing those pesky countdowns between episodes.
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The only problem were these pesky feelings of resistance, the ones I would surely be able to ignore.
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To tame pesky flyaways, Berg's secret strategy is using a toothbrush with a touch of Tancho hair balm.
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Sadly, you can't alter his facial expressions due to the pesky mask, but the mode is pretty powerful.
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The thing we'd all totally be carrying around if it weren't for pesky physics getting in the way.
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Of course, the darker your viewing location the better—no one wants to deal with pesky light pollution.
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It's Pixar-like, about a hedgehog who has trouble making and keeping friends because of his pesky spikes.
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Before you know it, the world will be free of pesky wires that always turn into cable spaghetti.
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The additional spending would, all else being equal, knock 8 percent off Trump's pesky trade deficit with China.
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That pesky voice box of hers, she believes, is the only thing that's keeping her from experiencing love.
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Even if you typically have clear skin, chances are you've found yourself dealing with pesky pimples on occasion.
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On Sunday, the subject of the president's wrath was an old favourite: Hillary Clinton and those pesky Democrats.
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It advocated a withdrawal from politics into a quiet life that deliberately shut out any such pesky concerns.
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Hacking a Bastion doesn't just freeze his abilities; it also takes him out of his pesky turret configuration.
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Thank god for the digital revolution, here to give us even more adorable ways to slaughter pesky spiders.
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The company wants to help fund managers create and automate many of the pesky tasks of hedge funds.
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When she does so, the pesky squirrel — a hand puppet in a bowler hat — steals her pink undies.
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However, it did the job of concealing a couple of pesky blemishes, so it gets props for that.
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With the campaign now unofficially kicked off, it was time for her to tend to this pesky constituency.
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They might have gotten away with it too, if not for those meddling kids and their pesky tweets.
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But at least this time, skaters will have a big technical advantage over those pesky laws of physics.
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On January 270th 230, I woke up with a sense of purpose, having slept off a pesky cold.
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Her current objective is to get a hold of weapons to fight off Alpha&aposs pesky Whisperer threat.
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These innovative tinted sprays, powders, and sticks will conceal pesky gray hairs and dark roots in a pinch.
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But what if there were a way to get your caffeine hit without such pesky bodily side effects?
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No longer is it the realm of the pesky, pitch-spoiler who gets on frequently and steals bases.
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She credits her cross-disciplinary following to a host of pesky habits, mainly spaghetti, wine and body positivity.
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And all those pesky auxiliary words used to summon nuance and detail will runtogetherlikethis into an inky cloud.
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Both groups are funny, endearing, scared, occasionally clumsy, vulnerable, daring, pesky and prone to sudden bursts of energy.
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They would be happy to see relations go back to a more transactional basis with fewer pesky questions.
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Second, it's a form of harassment, that can intimidate pesky reporters, especially when the online trolls pile on.
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Moreover, it makes that pesky pregnancy weight harder to lose after birth if there&aposs more of it.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, President Trump has been spending a lot of time dealing with a pesky criminal investigation.
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Could retreating to "numerous" signal a sensitivity to pesky fact-checkers who keep asking for follow-up documentation?
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Glide past those pesky peddlers in style on one of these: the best electric bikes we could find.
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But even Alba falls victim to pesky breakouts, and when she does, she has a foolproof blemish-banishing routine.
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Time and time again, she's managed to cross those pesky grates with the elegance and swagger of, well, Rihanna.
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Until that happens though, you might want to knock out out that pesky little prick before you head home.
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In an ideal world, that pesky wire that connects the two earbuds and requires special instructions would not exist.
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For smalltime U.S. retailers, however, getting out of this pesky postal arrangement seems like it could be a win.
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Cyndi Lauper's performance at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Friday was interrupted by one pesky little buzzer.
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One of the ways the FWC is stopping these pesky lizards is by putting a target on their backs.
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Two West Australian growers have also recently halted imports of strawberries due to the discovery of the pesky snails.
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He was scruffy and devilish in an avuncular way — more pesky wannabe than actual viable Game of Thrones villain.
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In Little Town on the Prairie, there are some pesky blackbirds ruining the oats crop, so Pa shoots them.
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Every man from my stepfather to ex-boyfriends had something to say about my pesky habit of speaking up.
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Being a singing, dancing homicidal maniac is so much easier, after all, if you don't have a pesky conscience.
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Now, pesky code that used to attack your plastic, beige internet box is safely stored in The Malware Museum.
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EcoFlow is back with a new battery solution that gets around pesky FAA limits through its new stackable design.
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Advocates for ad blockers argue that digital advertisements are usually pesky, bothersome, unhelpful, and often take up precious bandwidth.
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Let's get these pesky details out of the way and then move on to what Battlefield competitors will experience.
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The pesky Nova Scotian leads Boston with 23 goals, just two shy of his career high in 22-12.
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Regardless of your thoughts on the pesky notch, the phone itself also feels fantastic to hold in your hand.
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Instead, stock your shower with a body scrub to remove those pesky dead cells before you hit the beach.
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Once the pigment leaves the damaged cells, it's deposited deeper into your skin, which then forms those pesky spots.
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But, as it tends to be the case with these pesky backspins, it's not over until it's really over.
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" After the publication they fend off pesky interviewers by saying, "It's all spelt out in detail in the manifesto.
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This time all available resources have been pitched against a pesky and increasingly deadly foe: the dengue-carrying mosquito.
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That's because there's a pesky rumor going around that Jed had a girlfriend when he went on The Bachelorette.
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Without a hitch, that is, if we continue to ignore those pesky allegations of corruption and human rights violations.
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The concept model imagines a phone without all of the pesky design compromises Samsung had to make with S8.
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The pesky red bumps did in fact make an appearance a few times in the books — remember Eloise Midgen?
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There are Arcade, Classic, and Zen modes, the latter of which stops pesky bombs from harshing your fruity mellow.
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They go looking for wins in foreign policy, an area that pesky congressional foes can do little to disrupt.
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They could put in a call to their pals in government to keep down any pesky banker demanding repayment.
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Luckily Clarke knows how to handle dragons, so she shouldn't have any problems fending off a few pesky ghosts.
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The photographs include students levitating on broomsticks, carrying balls in mid-air and attempting to catch the pesky Snitch.
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Better to conclude, as the President suggests, that those pesky facts are "fake news" and remain in cozy ignorance.
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Resort feesResort fees are those pesky charges tacked on at the end of your stay for seemingly common amenities.
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Apps like Burner and Firewall protect against hackers, pesky salespeople, and unwanted callers from having access to your phone.
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Keeping your kitty from roaming outside won't necessarily prevent them from picking up pesky hitchhikers like fleas and ticks.
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It's basically a hole puncher for cherries and olives that removes those pesky pits without being disgusting about it.
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Danny Tanner could've made a pretty bundle on his home had it not been for that pesky Netflix reboot.
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Floating is a sensory-deprivation practice meant to enhance mindfulness by removing pesky, distracting things like sound and gravity.
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Needless to say, it hasn't helped on the standings page, and here's where those pesky percentages come in again.
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With that pesky detail out of the way, I went to Google to find the right gal for me.
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Thankfully, there are no signs of those pesky kart-wrecking shells or angry racing competitors to watch out for.
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When I finally figured how to get those pesky seeds out, I felt like I'd finally become a man.
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Album Review Now more than ever, the easiest answer to that pesky question — what's keeping jazz vital these days?
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That pesky little detail complicates every relationship they have with anybody who isn't one of the other series regulars.
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With regular sessions, dry brushing can help stimulate blood flow, soften dry patches and superficially treat pesky trouble spots.
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They don't bother with the pesky expense of reviewers and they publish only online, so their costs are minimal.
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Who wants to deal with the hassle of the initial public offering process and with pesky short-term investors?
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The enduring ties among Doerr, Pesky, Williams and Dom DiMaggio were chronicled by David Halberstam in "The Teammates" (2003).
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After a heavily armored performance, maybe it indicated that she was finally ready to shed that pesky thick skin.
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At one point, she discusses American and British approaches to the pesky issue of pronouncing words derived from French.
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Co-creator Jonathan Entwistle confirms the permanent thorn in his heroine's side is the emergence of her pesky superpowers.
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Calling all charitable Las Vegas residents looking to find a silver lining in being issued a pesky parking ticket.
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A combination of deGrom's uneven command and the pesky Phillies hitters pushed his first-inning pitch count to 45.
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As for that pesky breathalyzer, Heller says she refused it 'cause she was NOT drunk ... and thought they'd lie.
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I'm really in a zone with my work today, making progress with some pesky things I have been avoiding.
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It is easy to get caught up in one of those challenging A-Z questions that pesky moderators ask.
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Consider the beginning of "Snails," by Calef Brown: It never fails, those pesky snails Are always in the pudding.
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The only notable difference from Pesky to bands like Teenage Fanclub or Lush is that they actually sound happy.
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Kylie Jenner still hasn't addressed those pesky pregnancy rumors, but of course, that hasn't stopped her from teasing fans online.
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Who needs a blanket or pesky, needy humans when you can have a family of little birds on your tummy?
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For whatever reason (maybe to help fix that pesky engagement problem), Facebook has really amped up the notifications spam lately.
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It would also eliminate the issue of pesky short-sellers betting against the company and spreading doubts about its potential.
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Now, a new study out of the University of Michigan reveals that the striped critters aren't just pesky -- they're smart.
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Arizona is, in other words, a lot like California, without the aggressive Department of Motor Vehicles and its pesky regulations.
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Any skeletons you'd like to tell us about before the pesky little things find their way out of the closet???
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It tidies up your workspace by not requiring any pesky wires and adds more functionality to your desk or nightstand.
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Unlike other pesky resort fees, it also comes with a one-time $25 food credit at their signature restaurant Vistal.
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From pesky peach fuzz to coarse chin hair, tweezers are a necessity almost all of us want to have around.
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German startup Zeitgold wants to automate this pesky process so that you can spend more time on your actual business.
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Algae thrive in warm, still water, especially when there's plenty of sunlight to break down pesky, antimicrobial compounds like chlorine.
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Let's hope that Peeple's user base also gets the chance to correct any pesky misunderstandings about how much they suck.
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The leader with good hair, the brainy nerd, the tough black kid, the lone girl, and a pesky younger brother.
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The game even simulates Sadako's characteristic long hair sweeping in front of your view, which looks kind of pesky actually.
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Make sure that you inspect your home regularly for these pesky creatures and watch out for those signs of anemia.
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Disrupt that pesky needle-in-a-haystack scenario and easily find and connect with the people you want to meet.
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Now that he's done with Marvel, he'll soon be free of those pesky nondisclosure agreements, red herrings, and spoiler protection.
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At $130, it's not particularly cheap and has that pesky camera that most people will not want in their bedrooms.
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They tend to turn up after that pesky pimple has finally subsided and can hang around for months before fading.
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That's going to be crucial as rapidly receding ice caps bring more and more pesky human activity into the arctic.
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A pesky capital outflow problem One last condition sheds added light on China's ICO ban: the phenomenon of capital outflows.
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Among her many privileges, Queen Elizabeth doesn't have to face the stress of having to pass a pesky driving test.
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In a related story, the theme of said forum was national security, making the pesky email focus relevant and stuff.
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Waters had four steals in the first six minutes, and his pesky defense sparked LSU to a 225-220 lead.
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An alleged carjacking suspect almost got away from Florida police – only to be thwarted by a herd of pesky cows.
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Maybe the diet would help me lose that pesky layer of fat above my knees, or clear up my skin?
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A pesky shark destroying a fisherman's net got an earful of expletives after a brief game of tug of war.
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Is it really just those pesky distractions like social media that are disrupting your workflow, or does it go deeper?
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Pesky seagull closes Truro Tesco store for an hour after flying in and hitting customer in the face #HeartNews pic.twitter.
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But then there are those pesky guns, and threats to kill people if things don't go the way they want.
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Since then, it has spread rapidly throughout South America and the Caribbean, carried by the notoriously pesky Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
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And I kept researching, kept asking pesky questions when I didn't understand something that I thought was important to understand.
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As usual, pesky food scientists are eager to uncover what's going on beneath the sesame bun—and it's not good.
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Purdue struggled early against a pesky zone defense and trailed 22015-216 with 244:56 remaining in the first half.
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George III would have surely liked to know the identity of all those pesky patriots agitating for independence in 1776.
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Tyrion acted like it was this romantic thing—where else can we send those pesky cripples, bastards, and broken things!
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"I'm not trying to get away with as much as we can before those pesky unions show up!" he said.
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Basically, it should be easier to get something like this done in D.C., since states have all those pesky legislators.
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"Each time that we have gotten back to this line, we have failed," Worth said of that pesky resistance level.
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One obstacle here is the set of pesky Senate rules about just what the reconciliation process can be used for.
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What Barr is ensuring with this new rule is that there will be no surprises from pesky independent-minded investigators.
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Two new ones, however, are aiming to solve the pesky bobbing head problem that most pillows can't fix on airplanes.
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But he helped make the Rays into a surprising and pesky competitor the last few years, despite their meager payroll.
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As for the pesky classification process he is now enduring — that is the reality of life after serving in government.
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China promised American corporations a cheaper place to make their products so they didn't have to pay pesky American citizens.
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It's not that they disagree with the trend, it's just that those pesky speculators have been pushing it too hard.
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In UAE, ranked 12th in the report, like Brazil, telecom operators were the ones making most of these pesky calls.
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They look a lot like Powerbeats of years past, without the pesky cord connecting them or the clunky, plasticky design.
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Not long after, more pesky sores begin to pile up like last month's bills—on your mouth, genitals, or anus.
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But to talk about Pesky in terms of age, despite it being pretty amazing, is to do them a disservice.
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Then they'll just have to deal with the pesky customers who want to order the "Wired Zombie" from the secret menu.
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There's fussing with reading glasses and pesky new meds, as if you need more things to remember when leaving the house.
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When Peter (Williams) first showed the Darling kids his gravity-defying ways he got a little close to a pesky wall.
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Similar to Surgeon Simulator and Job Simulator (minus the pesky virtual reality), Table Manners focuses its gameplay on tricky control manipulation.
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Additionally, like the other air purifiers on our list, it can ensure there are no pesky pollutants lingering around your home.
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That front also sends midweek temperatures back to near or a bit below normal on the back of a pesky breeze.
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Yoda first told those pesky Dagobah seagulls to knock it off in the Bad Lip Reading for The Empire Strikes Back.
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That nascent company would create the wildly successful Bloomberg terminal, the data-rich phenomenon that the pesky Salomon trader had envisioned.
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While most pesky skin conditions are equal opportunity offenders, melasma is a special kind of joy that's reserved mostly for women.
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Apple is rolling out a new credit card that promises 2% cash-back rewards on everyday purchases without any pesky fees.
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Those pesky banks in Italy and Portugal are set to be a renewed source of anxiety for the markets, as well.
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The Edmonton International Airport will soon be using robotic falcons and eagles to chase away pesky flyers who don't have tickets.
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And among her many privileges, the Queen doesn't have to face the stress of having to pass a pesky driving test.
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At the end of January, it announced that it will allow insurers to sell plans without regard to Obamacare's pesky rules.
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Does that mean we can just define sexual tension as the pesky voice of reason in your head and move on?
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Sex drugs should be readily available for all, and if his mug sells them, who cares about pesky things like laws.
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Between spring-cleaning and all that pesky pollen in the air, this is an especially itchy-sniffly-sneezy time of year.
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He's another popular one with fans, and after he's just recovered from that pesky greyscale his death would be suitably shocking.
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It was a friendly, generic name with vague references to a glorious past but without any of that pesky Soviet baggage.
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The game is a lot less frightening, and far easier, when you can see those pesky dinosaurs coming a mile off.
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But the pesky metal drain was no match for the royal, who is used to navigating rough terrain in her heels.
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Chew on that the next time your dream of upgrading your Nokia 3310 is squashed by pesky things like making rent.
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It would have billions of new dollars as well, and a free hand to build a nuke without pesky international inspectors.
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Upon returning it ran up a tree, where hopefully it doesn't have to encounter a bunch of pesky dogs ever again.
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To help me undertake my mission and get through all the pesky security barriers, the airport's press team supplied a guide.
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The researchers also found what might be a toothpick fragment wedged in the skeleton's teeth (presumably for those pesky bug legs).
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Betty and Big Slim's improbable romance gets in the way of the locals' plan to do away with the pesky agent.
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Others suffer because the competition is too strong, or because a pesky thing called a "writers strike" got in the way.
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The Royals beat the Mets, 4-3, the same way: with a combination of strong pitching, steady defense and pesky offense.
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One pesky item on her to-do list remains before she can focus on her new career path: resigning from HHM.
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The pesky yield curve keeps inverting, showing us that investors are worried about what's around the corner for the US economy.
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These barrels are ideal breeding grounds for mosquitos, and family water supplies can quickly become welcome habitats for the pesky bloodsuckers.
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In this dream, Peter forages for food, makes his own clothing and shelter, and keeps an eye out for pesky pirates.
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With his pesky, interfering ghost of a mother, that could make a brisk, hair-raising play; unfortunately, it's not this one.
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Mr. Trump has lowered his taxes and lessened the chances that pesky market rules will hamper his appetite for taking risk.
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As a pesky 303-year-old, I once asked her why he'd gone to jail, but she pretended not to hear.
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Well, there may soon be a way to do both of those things, while still minimizing your interaction with pesky humans.
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Harvard pathologist Reginald Fitz came up with the term "appendicitis" in 1886, and promoted the surgical removal of the pesky organ.
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Bankers got a break from the pesky rules written in the shadow of the financial crisis to protect the little guy.
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There's that pesky catch-22 you've got to get out of the way when discussing the Light Phone and its successor.
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The power button has been moved to the left side (shoutout to lefties), but that pesky Bixby button is finally gone.
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The pesky Aedes aegypti mosquito has been buzzing around infecting millions of people in the Western Hemisphere with the Zika virus.
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Unfortunately, stargazers may have a tough time seeing these shooting stars this year, thanks to the light of our pesky Moon.
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In one, they tested what would happen if stratospheric ozone and the pesky gases that hurt it stayed at 1955 levels.
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Tripped Up In this week's column, Sarah Firshein investigates those pesky resort fees — and ways to perhaps get out of them.
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The most cherished winter pastime of the Upper Midwest still endures, and still lacks any real frills or pesky safety features.
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Anthony has a pesky no-trade clause in his contract, and the Knicks are reluctant to negotiate a buyout with him.
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It was just David and Bob, longtime acquaintances, having an agreeable little chat about that pesky annoyance called a public way.
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Not only do they create agitation and stress, these pesky little critters become the filter through which we experience our life.
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It might even be worthwhile to take off to Belize for a week or three until the pesky media loses interest.
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If ever there was a good reason not to leave your Facebook unguarded around pesky friends and family members, it's this.
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HONG KONG — Maybe a giant tram rolling over pesky cars clogging the streets wasn't the answer to China's traffic congestion woes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Yes, true to its name, Theo Anthony's Rat Film (2016) is about the pesky rodent.
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There are legitimate reasons to expect a recession, including economic slowdowns elsewhere, that pesky yield curve and the law of gravity.
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If, in contrast, you are interested in journalism along the lines of Heat Street, then those pesky rules and restrictions disappear.
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In the meantime, Amazon seems to still have some glitches to work out before it can say goodbye to pesky human labor.
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All this raised pesky questions about licensing, with many on Twitter speculating that the great battle of 2019 would be Nintendo vs.
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The rest of the rifle's parts could be easily purchased from a variety of sources without pesky regulation getting in the way.
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Raise your hand if you've ever bitten into an apple only to realize you've just chomped down on that pesky produce sticker.
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The pitch has plenty of appeal: Sign up for our service, and we'll automatically unsubscribe you from all those pesky email lists.
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We watch the three little pesky gray bubbles, which indicate typing, pop up to only disappear to show he had stopped writing.
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Sometimes pesky house flies encounter the fungus, called Entomophthora muscae, as they go about their day, sniffing out food and seeking mates.
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Behind the invective lurked a vision of Europe as a consortium of sovereign nations, free from politically correct elites and pesky foreigners.
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And they would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for Father Gabriel's pesky ability to leave notes during a kidnapping!
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And more broadly, about his part in the show at the moment, weighed down as he is by his pesky moral compass?
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But Aech hasn't seen the movie and keeps inadvertently heading into some of the scariest moments: the twin girls, that pesky elevator.
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I felt like a piece of property he was paying to maintain, as long as I kept quiet about my pesky feelings.
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But our pesky smartphones are constantly sabotaging our output by overloading us with limitless information, nonstop notifications, and endless opportunity for communication.
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One of the ultimate goals is to communicate mind-to-mind with none of this pesky talking, because talking leads to miscommunication.
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But by becoming the 51st state, the Brits would get no-fuss trading with all other U.S. states, without the pesky regulations.
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And finally, Mueller flags one of those pesky "who was lying?" situations -- leaving a major question of the Russia investigation still unresolved.
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Restrictions on campaign spending imposed in 214 after a party-financing scandal have kept much of the pesky propaganda off the streets.
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Planning to reinvest those pesky required withdrawals from your individual retirement account or 270(k) plan because you don't need the money?
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Just as the Scotsman came flying past, his view was blocked by a pesky Virgin Atlantic train coming from the other direction.
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Don't worry about those pesky 1990s controller wires getting all tangled up: There are custom game controller ports next to each seat!
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Unlike shopping for illegal drugs on the so-called dark net, there's no need for pesky crypto-currencies or anonymizing web browsers.
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Its core brush and ultra performance filter take on all those pesky particles that are causing you major congestion and sneezing spells.
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We talk about how Japanese anime inspired the new album, that pesky "blackgaze" tag, supportive parents, and the nature of chasing perfection.
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Residents of Surrey, British Columbia, are crying foul because a band of pesky peacocks is persistently producing pecking pandemonium on local properties.
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But thanks to the state's rising class of creative bartenders, these pesky legal parameters won't stop you from getting a good drink.
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Knowing that you can hold down CTRL to sneak and avoid pesky footfalls probably generates a non-zero percentage increase in wins.
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Clearing our appetizer dishes, he asked if he could leave our forks, as if looking to eliminate at least one pesky task.
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It succeeds at the world-building of something like James Cameron's "Avatar," but without the need to wear those pesky 3D glasses.
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According to the company, Lizzie is now nearing age 30, working in New York and still dealing with that pesky animated Lizzie.
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As the 2019 nesting season ended, staff at the refuge cleared the artificial islands of pesky weeds poking through the pebbly ground.
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The pesky buggers swarm and feast as thirstily as their targets at backyard bashes in Brooklyn or outdoor fetes in the Hamptons.
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People hated being bitten in the night by these pesky bloodsuckers hiding in mattresses, but the bugs seemed impossible to wipe out.
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SHAKY BUT SUFFICIENT Kevin Durant scored 37 points, Stephen Curry added 28 and visiting Golden State held off pesky Phoenix, 106-100.
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Nadal, the No. 4 seed, had already rejected three set-point attempts from his pesky opponent, the No. 24 seed, Lucas Pouille.
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But since the new administration took over in January, it's been successfully used three times — for things like overturning pesky environmental regulations.
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If rapping ever fails for Matisyahu ... he could write an awesome how-to manual for dealing with pesky fans and their phones.
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But all of that doesn't make it immune to pesky recalls, including ones that could leave owners in a tight spot — literally.
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How to Clean Those Pesky Summer Stains It's the season of hot dog condiment blobs, stubborn sunscreen residue and sweat stains … everywhere.
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It's how most students that are applying to or attending college apply for financial aid, from federal grants to those pesky loans.
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Tortillas are also a staple, Ms. Schierholz said, because NASA does not use bread in microgravity in order to avoid pesky crumbs.
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None of these things make for very nice small talk, especially around the holidays when pesky relatives start to ask uncomfortable questions.
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Kushner's to-do list, not Tillerson's, contains the small, pesky item of brokering a durable truce between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Walk into an Acura dealership and a brand-new NSX can be yours for $159,300, excluding those pesky taxes and licensing fees.
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No pesky human judgment involved, just the algorithm and its endless capacity to aggregate people's predilections and assign them a dollar value.
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What they've mainly done is promise to end various unspecified deductions and loopholes, for both individuals and corporations, while avoiding pesky specifics.
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But while nature is quite beautiful in the summertime, it's also known to bite back, namely in the form of pesky mosquitoes.
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The whole process works efficiently — except for one pesky middleman that sometimes gets in the way — social media platforms like Instagram and Snapchat.
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In the beginning, everyone was thrilled with the faster machines and more efficient process—the company could start clearing out its pesky backlog.
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Thanks to that pesky sonic barrier, commercial air travel isn't getting any faster (at least not before NASA figures out a few things).
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And real children do sometimes have siblings, of course — so Cleary invented Ramona, the pesky younger sister of Henry's friend and neighbor Beezus.
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And now I could enjoy it any day of the week and not have to worry about the pesky side effects of salmonella?
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And now, a wiser FCC is just including provisions in its rules to nip those pesky state-level battles off at the bud.
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If you're dying to try out Hudson's wired device to tighten those pesky crow's feet, you may want to think twice before committing.
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It wasn't about a mansion, it wasn't about a man named Wesker, and no one really cared about a pesky corporation named Umbrella.
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Meanwhile, the president said his daughter Ivanka would be "dynamite" as the next UN ambassador, but you know, there's that pesky nepotism thing.
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Whether you're a PSL fanatic or an iced coffee queen, there's sure to be something for you to enjoy — sans pesky financial guilt!
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The new features announced yesterday seem to build on the same ideas of setting quotas and keeping pesky data-sucking apps in check.
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Jeremy Harris posted 22 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 16 Buffalo defeated pesky Western Michigan 88-79 on Tuesday in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Even worse, what if West Ham gets drawn into those pesky group qualifying games in Europe that take place in July and August?
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By then, we're hoping the entire industry has figured out a reliable way to get rid of pesky passwords once and for all.
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And, don't forget those pesky, beloved tax deductions that could be near impossible to find the votes in Congress to get rid of.
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Turns out you can make an electric truck much more efficient if you don't have to think about the needs of pesky people.
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The nutrient-infused, lightweight formula seals and protects hair from heat damage and never leaves any pesky buildup or residue in the process.
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Not only are they really smart, they do some crazy shit without the aid of a pesky spine (or any bones at all).
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Volatility is like a pesky fly that can't be shaken off, the inescapable element in financial markets that investors are struggling to manage.
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They've learned that their audiences want to be pandered to, don't like having their beliefs challenged with pesky evidence, and reject 'expert' testimony.
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Thanks to these pesky scientists, we now know that one of the most ubiquitous drink garnishes used in restaurants is rife with germs.
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The problem, in the view of Harris, is that pesky "activists" (which is really just another word for "voters") get in the way.
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And although Mufasa and Simba are the stars of this sweater, it also includes outlines of Timon and Pumbaa (sans those pesky hyenas).
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And he talked extensively about the need for all people to live in the present and forget about pesky historical problems like slavery.
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Golden Goose in shell scrambler — $14.99 See Details Improve your mornings with this clock that replaces pesky alarm sounds with your Spotify playlists.
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Her husband was president, and he repealed Glass-Steagall, signed the Defense of Marriage Act and got rid of those pesky welfare queens.
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Never mind the two years out of the workforce or that pesky student loan you'll be paying off for the next 15 years.
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Liberalism remains the ideal political and economic system, but it needs to find ways to accommodate and neutralize this pesky desire for recognition.
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But unfortunately, the deck is stacked against good bond performance over the next several years as well because of that pesky Federal Reserve.
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Speaking of which: On top of that pesky area code, there were two other things that also didn't bode well for Mr. Larry.
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For many other people, birds might just be pesky buggers that crap on your car or dive bomb your lunch at the park.
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Apple is finally, finally allowing iPhone and iPad users to remove those pesky un-deletable apps with its next major update, iOS 10.
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Tech Talk: Apple is finally allowing users to remove pesky formerly undeletable apps (such as Stocks, Tips, & Game Center) with its next update.
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Maybe one day you will be able to silence that pesky voice by simply pressing a button connected directly to your D2 cells.
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The best flea prevention for catsFleas are no fun for your cat, but luckily, it's easy to get rid of those pesky pests.
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Tons of vacuums have been designed specifically to tackle that pesky pet hair, although few are as snazzy as last year's Roomba i7+.
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Search high, low, and get real close to see if you can spot the pesky little details that have been shaken up here!
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And it doesn't say where that money will come from or what it should be spent on, leaving such pesky details to Congress.
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Overseas A.T.M.s charge a pesky $3 to $5 fee every time (on top of fees from your bank), which can add up quickly.
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He has purchased a gun so that he can kill a pesky woodpecker destroying the exterior of their home in the Connecticut countryside.
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TL;DR: Get help cleaning pesky grime off just about anything with a Brush Hero® hose set for $44.99, a 10% savings.
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As explained in Stephen King's IT, this man is Bob Gray — and IT, that pesky inter-dimensional force of evil, stole his likeness.
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Those who travel a lot will find the Timeshifter app useful, which creates a plan to help you fight off pesky jet lag.
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AND FINALLY Sugar kisses Here's something to get your mind off that pesky government shutdown: Sweet goodnight kisses from a sweet little parakeet.
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It can perfectly capture one side's villainous archetypes of the other, without regard for pesky facts that might not fit the story line.
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The buyer has deep pockets and no pesky shareholders to answer to, and its target has one of the industry's strongest growth rates.
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It's a way to drive up stock prices without worrying about pesky issues like gaining market share, selling more products or customer satisfaction.
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There are also other, noncyber-related ways to retaliate against state and nonstate actors -- such as those pesky sanctions the President won't implement.
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The efforts helped the Broncos rally to beat Florida State, hold on to defeat pesky Marshall and finish skating past FCS Portland State.
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PG Jerian Grant scored 10 of his career-best 16 points in the fourth to help the Knicks stave off the pesky Celtics.
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In response to Carpenter's pesky challenge, Buehler has gone on offense, releasing a radio ad accusing Carpenter of being unable to pay taxes.
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That law and others that some might consider "pesky policies and procedures" actually serve as a cleaning agents for what can be messy circumstances.
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It blocks those pesky trackers across your entire device, resulting in up to 44% faster browsing, 39% decreased bandwidth use, and improved battery life.
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It also comes equipped with an AC outlet, so you can easily plug it straight into an outlet without the need for pesky wires.
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A Presidential Campaign or the White House (four times over!) Skip that whole pesky election, and simply buy the most famous residence in America.
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Those pesky regulations that Trump and other Republicans liked to deride actually became pretty popular once Americans understood they protected people with preexisting conditions.
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China will further reduce energy intensity, open markets to more foreign investment, and somehow force pesky local governments to stop running up bad debts.
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Thankfully, doctors were able to get the pesky pest—which she likely caught overseas from a mosquito—out of her body without any problems.
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I know quite a few vegans that have killed lots of pesky bugs and spiders but eating them might be a different matter. 10.
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Wireless can be pricey and unwieldy and those pesky dongles are prone to getting lost, so we're taking a look at the last option.
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Cumberbatch cleverly embodies the ambitious Edison, who's not above sacrificing a few pesky morals for success, nor using his fame to manipulate the media.
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We'll also bust some of those pesky myths that are still pervasive when we talk about why women are still earning less than men.
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InSight missed its launch opportunity in March after scientists in December discovered that a pesky leak in its main science instrument had re-appeared.
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Unfortunately, waxing is not a one-size-fits-all process, because we all have different hair types, pain thresholds, and susceptibility to pesky ingrowns.
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In the letter, dated February 1477, a woman writes to her "right well-beloved valentine" John about dowries, pesky parents and other romantic subjects.
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An illness like Traveler's diarrhea might be just a pesky annoyance to some, but to the U.S. Department of Defense it's a significant problem.
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And they used a new technique to remove all that pesky glare from the central stars, so that the disk itself could be resolved.
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Though this time, she stared at his hand less like a pesky fly and more like a disgusting bed bug in need of extermination.
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The best thing you can do is learn how to prevent these pesky (and often painful) pimples from popping up in the first place.
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The taxpayer, he argued, would stump up the investment which the capitalists had failed to provide, while import controls kept out pesky foreign competition.
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Just the fact that you have essentially no growth and you have this bureaucratic cutting of the pesky voters that constitute, ultimately, their constituents.
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The singer retweeted the video and added a message of her own, explaining a pesky crack had been covered up by the red carpet.
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In 2013, Google cofounder and CEO Larry Page announced the formation of a new Alphabet entity dedicated to solving the pesky puzzle of mortality.
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The actual listing chooses to gloss over a few of these details, potentially because the agents wanted to avoid antiquated, pesky health code concerns.
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President Trump and his team might want to take notes, because these same pesky challenges are almost certain to get in their way, too.
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This will be especially useful for small videos captured on your phone, since you'll be able to watch them without that pesky extra step.
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Each sings a different verse during the pesky part of the tune, and the players try hard -- though don't succeed -- not to crack up.
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It appears Apple has finally addressed those pesky rumors that the company's executives are meddling in the script writing of its streaming platform offerings.
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Benjen Stark swooped in on horseback at the start of last Sunday's episode to rescue Meera and his nephew from all those pesky undead.
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The Avalon has SSD, PSU, and graphics-adapter boards — all located at the front of the unit — which eliminate the need for pesky cabling.
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This is how you avoid pesky character limits on services like Twitter, or share better-looking and easier-to remember links with your friends.
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After you've gotten past the bouncer and left all that pesky clothing at the coat check, you finally make it to the dance floor.
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No matter — the budget law has not yet expired, and the Appropriations Committee can get to work without worrying about the pesky Budget Committee.
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With the microphone now free of its pesky formerly living human DJ, Woodsman takes this opportunity to share an eerie chant over the airwaves.
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South Korean electronics company LG has launched a new TV in India, which claims to drive pesky mosquitoes away without any sound or odour.
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The absence of pesky extras can also add up to big savings, like free overnight valet parking at the Mondrian South Beach through Sept.
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Michigan State stretched its winning streak to eight games with an 88-63 victory over pesky Southern Utah on Saturday at the Breslin Center.
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Luckily, there are many flea control and protection products on the market that are specifically designed to protect your dog against these pesky pests.
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The camera has a pesky habit of auto-centering behind Wander for cinematic effect, but it's sometimes to the detriment of your puzzle-solving.
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The biggest obstacle standing between you and that windfall from your rich grandpa isn't the possible 40 percent estate tax – it's your pesky relatives.
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You can cruise right over that pesky bump in the road with a selection of deals on everything from electric flossers to fridge freezers.
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Fundamentally, Unicode ensures that other computers can see each other's characters, ensuring consistency and avoiding those pesky white boxes you see instead of text.
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This can be a pain to arrange for a game that launched to no fanfare, with some pesky bugs that have since been remedied.
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A team of space engineers is working on a way for people to explore the Moon without going through all those pesky astronaut requirements.
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And it all makes sense, except for one pesky problem: Almost none of these reforms have been formally proposed yet, let alone become law.
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But once again, pesky scientists have taken it upon themselves to understand the potentially negative impact of long-term potato intake on blood pressure.
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All that extra prep time forced Carlisle to field questions from pesky reporters about the Cavaliers' bumpy launch on no fewer than four occasions.
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But here are some additional products to help you get ahead of any potential stressor — whether a pesky facial breakout or an overbearing relative.
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Made of titanium, with rounded edges and no pesky numbers to mar its face, it is likely to be a Beverly Hills status object.
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While this is big news for those who want to avoid pesky but innocuous mosquitos, it's much bigger news from a global health perspective.
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With the kids in charge, there are no grown-ups to get in the way with pesky concerns about mature content or, worse, copyright.
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Did she have flying-squirrel fever, he asked lightly, referring to their effort the autumn before to rid her attic of the pesky rodents.
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But now she, like many others, finds her livelihood threatened since using a local company this year to rid her chickens of pesky lice.
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Once it's spatchcocked, a chicken roasts more quickly and evenly than an intact bird, eliminating that pesky problem of overcooked breasts and undercooked thighs.
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During the Rugby World Cup, the smallest players can maneuver around tight spaces and "be quite pesky," getting into places the large players cannot.
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Meanwhile, though, there are those pesky hints, one of which I had solved, found mystifying, and resolved to return to — THE GEMINI, at 32A.
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Between kids, aging parents, holidays, emergencies and all the pesky appointments required to keep these human bodies healthy, life happens when we're at work.
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Say goodbye to those pesky mobile data charges and spotty hot spot connections and hello to the convenient reality of free airport Wi-Fi, people.
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Capable of charging two smartphones and an Apple Watch simultaneously, this sleek and ultra-slim charging pad conserves outlet space and eliminates pesky cable clutter.
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Georgia Tech (216-215) was unable to put away the pesky Panthers until an 227-226 run over the final five minutes of the game.
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In London against the Bengals, Rob Kelley did a pretty decent Jones impersonation—physical, powerful, punishing if not exactly scintillating—without all that pesky fumbling.
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You may not be able to play yet, but now you can pore over every word and image until those pesky responsibilities are squared away.
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Keep in mind that there are more sane ways of dealing with a pesky drone pilot than blasting away at a drone with a shotgun.
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Food procurement marketplaces have cropped up too, such as COLLECTIVfood, Pesky Fish and COGZ — as have direct-to-consumer services, such as Farmdrop and Oddbox.
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He even makes sure not to trouble the viewer with any pesky existential questions — surprising, since the film is ostensibly about what makes us human.
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The film is unruly and difficult to parse — there's a screaming mermaid, a mysteriously hypnotic light, some exceptionally pesky seagulls, and a very explosive ending.
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My dark circles were lighter, my skin looked clearer and more hydrated, and the bumps and pesky pimples along my cheeks and jawline had disappeared.
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Image: WikimediaAn obviously male doctor in Kansas thinks that as an alternative to pesky and unseemly tampons, women should basically start gluing their vaginas shut.
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It's time to finally skip those long lines and those pesky overdraft fees with a few simple DIY holiday gifts your family will actually enjoy.
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TONY EVERS, Wisconsin's governor and a former teacher, is so gently spoken you might wonder how he used to hush a class of pesky pupils.
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On Thursday, House Republicans stood poised to overhaul the Affordable Care Act, including the pesky provision that protects terrible, sinful humans with pre-existing conditions.
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If you've been good at getting that pesky inbox number down to zero, now's about the time when it all blows up in your face.
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If you've ever wondered what the soldiers of the dark side do when they're not busy battling those pesky rebels, you'll find the answer below.
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Instacart is no doubt just waiting for the day when it can deliver meat without those pesky meat-based algorithms that go shopping for them.
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The DoJ's independence, and the rule of law that independence protects, are not features of the American system to Mr Trump; they are pesky inconveniences.
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Any kind of subscription service sounds great — free music, streaming TV, weekly meals delivered to your door — until you start considering that pesky monthly fee.
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Sure, there are still some pesky cold fronts out there, but it's climbing well into the 70s and 80s for the more fortunate of us.
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When you're dealing with a a blockbuster on the scale of Avengers: Infinity War, you've got to try and keep those pesky spoilers under wraps.
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That, of course, is exactly the point of Westworld: to be a place where people can unshackle themselves from reality and its pesky social mores.
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In August, Kloss put pesky rumors of a feud with Swift to rest when she attended the superstar's Nashville stop of her Reputation Stadium Tour.
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When you put a disk in one of these broken drives, it had a pesky side effect of misaligning the disks themselves, making them unreadable.
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There's also the pesky problem of transmission latency — the amount of time it takes for information to be sent from your mobile device and back.
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Apple's OS X El Capitan for Mac brought in many welcome features when it was released last year, but also had a few pesky bugs.
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Lawmakers are already haggling over tax rates, revenue collection, and license enforcement, among other pesky details that have derailed legalization efforts in states like Vermont.
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Mrozewski is in charge of communications for Kuterra, which means dealing not only with pesky food journalists, but also governments and industry leaders in aquaculture.
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Here's hoping bureaucracy, red tape, and pesky things like neighborhood input and impact studies, don't get in the way of the quest to end traffic.
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The Golden Bears improved to 103-210 on the year while fending off a pesky Rebels team led by Patterson, who had a career night.
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No. 1 Duke put away pesky Portland State and Texas on the first two days, only to set up a meeting with No. 7 Florida.
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Usher wants one of those pesky herpes lawsuits tossed out, because the woman suing him has no proof he gave her anything ... TMZ has learned.
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Mistreatment by the media was a cornerstone of his campaign and, as president, his criticism -- and reported desire to jail pesky journalists -- has only escalated.
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With the latest iOS, Apple is finally going to allow users the option to remove some of those pesky default apps that never get used.
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None of that will stop conservatives seeing this as the moment at which a pesky "pink" pope leaned further to the left than ever before.
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His second time up he hit a fly ball down the right-field line that tucked in around the Pesky Pole for his 18th homer.
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This article points out how women who can't outsource the chores may find themselves having to push their partners on pesky issues like child care.
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With a larger deck — and one that is enclosed, to keep those pesky mosquitoes away — you could certainly get good use out of the backyard.
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In this episode of HYHO, we teach you the best way to outsmart those pesky little annoyances that make you (or your place) a mess.
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Mercury ends its retrograde shadow on Tuesday, so any pesky miscommunications and roadblocks still lingering from March's Mercury retrograde should finally begin to clear up!
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Even the humid conditions in many swamps present a problem for human microbiome, which harbors more pesky microorganisms in moist conditions than in dry ones.
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In each animated oil painting, Superfly struggles through a buttoned-up dinner to avoiding the pesky presence of one of his own—a tiny fly.
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But if you can't put down at least 20%, you'll likely have to pay a pesky PMI until you have 20% equity in the home.
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There were so many interesting details, the prose was so easy to follow — so self-assured, no pesky footnotes to distract me from the story.
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The specially designed brush heads also work to gently remove those pesky stains, with a pressure sensor alerting you if you are brushing too hard.
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It usually comes with complications — pesky people who also want those bills and who you might have to deal with, perhaps in an aggressive manner.
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From that reclined position — and without a pesky steering wheel in the way — the driver can fully take in the Prophecy's pillar-to-pillar display.
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And when DeGrom hung a changeup in the eighth inning, the pesky center fielder Brett Gardner smashed it for a tiebreaking two-run home run.
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If this sounds familiar, it's because Uber is constantly tweaking its app and rolling out new devices in its crusade to perfect those pesky pickups.
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Here's tennis star Juan Martin del Potro showing us how he's recovering from that pesky knee injury ... a Miami beach romp with his model girlfriend!
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Elle Macpherson got body checked after taking a nasty tumble getting into her car ... and it appears to be the fault of some pesky footwear.
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Wrapped in supple lamb leather, these wireless headphones yield a warm, rich sound without any pesky wires (or the fear of looking like a teenager).
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Who better than an ex-member of Congress to make sure any pesky laws do not get passed that would infringe upon the bottom line.
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President Donald Trump has picked a Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, who doesn't think presidents should have to spend their time on pesky criminal investigations.
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Tempers may eventually cool, but some observers worry that the price of Saudi Arabia backing down will be the muzzling of those pesky Al Jazeera journalists.
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On the fifth day, Ollie figured it out all on his own, approaching the pesky step with a graceful running jump, which easily cleared the obstacle.
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By the time he wrestled free of the pesky layer I had tossed my sweatshirt across the room and popped the button on my jeans open.
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From your aunt's hashtags clogging your feed to those pesky ads getting in the way of your IG aesthetic, here's how to clean up your Instagram.
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New internal Uber documents leaked to Recode detail the company's progress toward realizing its dream of a fleet of vehicles entirely devoid of pesky human drivers.
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Forget investing in those pesky luggage tags that easily fall off or trying to set your boring black suitcases apart from the crowd with colorful ribbon.
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While the infection is simply a pesky use of sick days for some, it also causes millions of hospitalizations and hundreds of thousands of deaths annually.
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Alex: Give me that retelling of Eleanor of Aquitaine, that pesky annulment, her eventual imprisonment, Richard the Lionheart, outliving her children, and eventually becoming a nun.
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Then you'll be interested to learn that iOS 10 will finally allow you to remove those pesky apps and reclaim the space they've occupied for years.
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Case in point: After Googling "at-home remedies for skin," the star fell upon a turmeric treatment to help remedy her pesky breakouts in a pinch.
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For much of its existence FARA has been ignored, because it requires lots of pesky paperwork and the Department of Justice (DoJ) did not care much.
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But that aim, shared by both President Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, has collided with pesky obstacles like laws, courts and public outrage.
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The aim is to bring awareness to the pesky problem that felines face every so often, which can be combated by regular fur brushing and more.
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In the spirit of generosity, ADUPS is able to do all this without any pesky user notification, and can even remotely install software onto infected devices.
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Blood Orbit Science fiction authors have long had to get around a pesky limitation — the speed of light, which makes traveling between stars in space impractical.
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We won't spoil what happens, but we will say it might remind you of that time Betty guns down some pesky birds on her front lawn.
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So when pesky items like your job and social life get in the way, you have to make tough decisions about what shows to give up.
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By the time he wrestled free of the pesky layer, I had tossed my sweatshirt across the room and popped the button on my jeans open.
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And while mild dehydration can cause pesky side effects like headaches, bad breath, and constipation, more serious cases can have dangerous consequences, including loss of consciousness.
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When the pesky scene-stealer blocked Targalski's eyes with his tail, Targalski just kept talking about the serious subject matter and held the cat's tail down.
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For instance: Titan's almost total lack of oxygen, the freezing temperatures, and the pesky fact that its liquid methane filling up those seas instead of water.
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But for more pressing situations, there's a horn that bellows like an ocean liner — perfect when you want to warn some pesky kids off the road.
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That's why it's the perfect format for climate deniers seeking to sway the public to their side without all that pesky science getting in the way.
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If you have already declined some, or all, of the invitations, though, don't despair — there are still ways to get the pesky invites to go away.
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Other pesky details like liability issues were casually discussed, with Musk assuming Tesla would be to blame in an accident since it's their self-driving system.
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That's not a ton of cash, but it's at least enough to pay a few telephone bills, to say nothing of those pesky startup automo' bills.
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But we're letting you in on a little secret: What if we told you there is a way to banish those pesky posts from your feed?
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The millennial-shaming sentiment has piqued The New Republic's Brian Beutler, who correctly notes that those pesky Baby Boomers compose the strongest constituency for Donald Trump.
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After all, pesky threats like death, robbery, shooting, assault, racism, violence, harassment, traffic collisions, panicked police, and egging shouldn't stop you from having a good time.
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Just as ancient Greeks fantasized about soaring flight, today's imaginations dream of melding minds and machines as a remedy to the pesky problem of human mortality.
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It was that euphoric rush of creative excitement before the weight of pesky things like logistics and hard work send you into a pit of existentialism.
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These pesky sounds may or may not be convincing the little boy to do some bonkers things, like almost push his nanny Verena off a tower.
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Hart adds that Reynolds came to visit her in New York (what can you say, the guy's persistent), but Hart was still with that pesky boyfriend.
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"A mi, mi pasar la mismo en Ingles," he replies moments later, via audio message — before going on to confess his troubles with the pesky auxiliary.
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That replacement, though, would require some Democratic votes in the Senate thanks to the pesky filibuster, and how those votes would come about is anyone's guess.
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Opponents of tipping say ending the practice would ensure living wages for servers while eliminating a pesky math problem and an often uncomfortable experience for customers.
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There is a simple alarm clock from Pottery Barn without any of the pesky digital lights she bans from her bedroom and from her hotel rooms.
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Alfred Cheng: You cannot imagine that how many times I have experienced the issue of those pesky threads breaking when I first started making these portraits.
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The renovation included building a pier, meaning guests can get straight off the ship and onto the island, without having to take a pesky shuttle boat.
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This stylish hat, with a distinctive suede trim, guarantees you won't — it's made of UPF 50+ fabric that blocks 97.5 percent of those pesky ultraviolet rays.
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That would kill two birds with one stone -- get rid of the pesky Rosenstein and put someone in his stead who would get rid of Mueller!
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For now, they're able to put their romantic history aside and focus on the task at hand: that pesky page of the Yakuza's ledger that's encrypted.
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It wants Hong Kong to embrace the country's ruling Communist Party and not care so much about those pesky freedoms Hong Kong citizens love so much.
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If you want a machine that's stylish, reasonably powerful, and light in your bag, the latest XPS 13 delivers—this time without that pesky nose cam.
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News reports said that China cultivated 80 percent of the world's farmed oysters, most of them the pesky Pacific oyster, so Denmark's would not be necessary.
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That, and you'll finally be able to track down pesky AirPods when they get lost and avoid dropping a $69 fee (not nice) for a replacement.
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If they can't handle that risk, they are welcome to move their stock from public lands to private lands, where those pesky environmental safeguards don't apply.
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He meant it ironically — but that expectation for artists to transport us from the everyday to the infinite has a pesky hold on us alleged moderns.
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If you&aposre starting to get those pesky Apple warnings about your iCloud storage being low, you may be wondering how best to address the issue.
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But the ultimate realization of the trend didn't arrive until mid-23.5: fake RAM sticks with all that RGB goodness, but none of the pesky memory.
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Maryland started slowly against a pesky 2-3 Notre Dame zone, but once the Terrapins found the range, they started rolling behind a great defensive effort.
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Of course, the true advantage of blending up a homemade version is that it eliminates that pesky "artificial scarcity" situation l mentioned above (emphasis on "artificial").
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G-Eazy got busted because he threw a punch at the wrong guy after getting totally pissed off at a pesky fan who wanted a pic.
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Georgia Tech was coming off a big win over No. 248.9 Miami but found itself in an early battle with the pesky Bulldogs from the Ivy League.
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Magnetic levitation and big vacuum pumps would do away with pesky friction and air resistance, letting those bus-sized vehicles zip along at speeds approaching Mach 1.
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More and more people are learning this the hard way, when they suddenly develop a life-threatening allergy to that pesky sugar molecule after a tick bite.
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Shortly thereafter, the company showed off a "decibel monitoring" for watchOS so you can know exactly when to tell those pesky teenagers to turn their music down.
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Last night, the Division II Blue Knights of Urbana University took on the Wright State Raiders out of the always-pesky-in-the-NCAA-tourney Horizon League.
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Megan Fox took to Instagram on Tuesday to address those pesky baby daddy rumors head-on – by confirming who is not the father of her third child.
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But then, pesky journalists decided to ruin it by doing things like asking questions, and the White House communications office issued a strongly worded statement in response.
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That means it may be hard to see, because the Moon will be too low in the sky or the pesky Sun will make things too bright.
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As Cosmopolitan notes, it's all down to a pesky video which shows the newly engaged couple being hounded by paparazzi as they left LAX on Thursday night.
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Asus ROG has concocted a solution for those pesky monitor bezels that tarnish an otherwise gorgeous three-monitor gaming setup — and it involves lenses and light refraction.
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Sanchez is also expected to return from the disabled list due to a pesky blister on his right middle finger that has plagued him throughout the season.
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Bumblebee, which arrives in theaters Friday, is a coming-of-age story, replete with rock music, teen angst, and a pesky little brother (played by Jason Drucker).
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Democrats are going to miss Obama Democrats have nominated Barack Obama for the presidency twice and, if not for that pesky 22nd Amendment, they'd keep doing it.
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Voila: dollars with the powers of crypto, such as the ability to quickly and permissionlessly transfer an arbitrary amount … and, er, a certain lack of pesky regulations.
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But, this person thought I needed 'all the help I could get' to lose that pesky extra weight that was regulating my hormones and keeping me healthy.
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While it's always impressive to see a bird of prey take down a pesky quadcopter, the disturbance could impact the animal in ways we don't yet understand.
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Brazilian carrier Claro seems to by trying to get around that pesky fact with a sneaky "25G" marketing campaign that could result in fines for misleading advertising.
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Sometimes it can be painful, and just like the pesky white pimple on your face, you can be tempted to pop a blister as a quick fix.
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News programs love the ratings they get when they interview Trump, and they're loath to alienate him with too many pesky questions, even about his outright lies.
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By removing restrictions against acquiring guns, the supporters are enabling persons with mental illness to go from psychotic to gun purchases without hitting any pesky speed bumps.
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But Chinese media outlets take things a little more seriously than we do, and the country's press has been falling victim to pesky Western pranks for decades.
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First rub the gel primer on your skin and then glide the tool all over your face, focusing heavily on any problem areas (like pesky frown lines).
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But just like the winter gear we store in our attics or basements (and quite frankly, forget about), locating those pesky files can be a little tricky.
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After all, Trump has a big summit coming up with Vladimir Putin, and he doesn't want pesky ethics stories from the home-front blowing up his spot.
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No matter how many hours of sleep you may have gotten, those pesky dark hollows can make it appear like you haven't gotten a wink in weeks.
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But if asking to recline became the norm, it would eliminate any pesky awkwardness, and we'd all be able to travel in a state of lower agitation.
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It might sound great to bypass all those pesky bodily organs, and thereby rule out the need to ride the porcelain bus if you've imbibed too much.
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Trump ranted about the "witch hunt" against him and argued that his administration was being undermined by the pesky "resistance," not by his own self-defeating incompetence.
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As you speak, the app listens and automatically logs the words, the number of pauses and the use of pesky filler words like … you know, like, right?
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It seems that even when we opt for the comfiest shoes imaginable, there's a pesky strap, hard insole or unbendable heel that causes immediate friction and discomfort.
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People Magazine notes that "you'll never fall victim to pesky panty lines ever again" with this lingerie, and really, what more could you want from your underwear?
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His narcissistic belief that he can "shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and not lose any voters" holds even against those pesky Democratic oversight hearings, subpoenas and investigations.
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During the summer, take the time to build new skills, help colleagues headed on vacation, and take on the pesky tasks that no one else wants to.
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Randy encourages his customers to wear the ManHood for protection during the day and also protection at night when those pesky "intense nocturnal erections" come into play.
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As it turns out, the International Space Station is not immune to pesky phone protocols, and Dutch astronaut André Kuipers confessed to accidentally dialing 911 from orbit.
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This welcome fifth David book is a portrait of our hero as a pesky younger brother, his M.O. captured as always in Shannon's wavery, high-energy art.
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Chuck (Michael McKean) has just committed suicide by lantern, burning up himself, his house and presumably any trace of those pesky electrical currents that drove him insane.
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Stanton, delivering the compact swing of a pesky singles hitter with a tight end's body, answered by driving the ball deep into the right-center field seats.
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She says that "someone is testing the system" and suggests that the pesky individual has "abused the trust of someone who already had access" to do it.
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The reasoning was that the young chairman and chief executive needed "runway" to build Facebook, without the pesky distractions most public companies face from unwashed shareholder hordes.
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The biggest flaw of the Renault-Fiat arrangement, aside from pesky cohabitation with the French state, was the absence of a hands-on operator at the helm.
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And to help seal the deal, the draft he prepared laying out the final days of the trial, made sure there'd be no more pesky witness talk.
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Your pet is going to like it more than most grooming tools, too — it's extremely gentle and even massages them as you get rid of pesky hair.
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Your pet is going to like it more than most grooming tools, too — it's extremely gentle and even massages them as you get rid of pesky hair.
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Clinton's correspondence beyond the reach of pesky reporters and outside investigators who could use the Freedom of Information Act to probe her actions as Secretary of State.
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Between increasingly loose food safety regulations and the environmental impact of eating meat (there's that pesky 'climate change' again!), cutting pork products is probably a smart move.
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It's far reaching brushes get pesky crumbs out of corners, and its full suite of sensors guide it around furniture, ledges, and other obstacles in its path.
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The Giants jumped ahead in the first inning on a Pillar RBI groundout and a two-run shot by Vogt off the Pesky Pole in right field.
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LOSE WEIGHT: 2019 MAZDA MX-5 MIATA Shedding those pesky holiday pounds is a common resolution, and few things inspire losing weight more than a tight fit.
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Instead, he woke up to another day of a shut-down government, still no funding for his border wall, and of course, opposition from those pesky Democrats.
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The Royals don't have an ace starting pitcher, but they don't really need one since their shutdown bullpen protects all the leads that their pesky lineup procures.
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S.M.U. 216, MEMPHIS 55 Sterling Brown scored 213 points to help No. 2114 Southern Methodist (2114-212, 55-4 A.A.C.) shake off pesky Memphis (15-13, 6-9).
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Apple Files System is coming to High Sierra as the new default file management system, hopefully making that pesky task of managing your files just a bit easier.
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The power of makeup can give you a healthy glow, hid a pesky zit, or, in the case of London-based makeup artist Stefania Atupe, create a masterpiece.
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Unless you're sitting very close to a very large TV, more pixels does not necessarily translate to better image quality, especially given that pesky lack of native content.
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During her recent performance in Brisbane, Australia, Adele was swarmed on-stage by the pesky bloodsuckers — and, in true Adele fashion, she shared her feelings with the crowd.
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There's a scene at the beginning of Bright in which Smith's all-American-bravado cop, Daryl Ward, is tasked with removing a pesky fairy hanging around his property.
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Still, I sometimes need a bit of extra help when it comes to treating my pesky blackheads, so I jumped at the chance to try the new mask.
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But these pesky truths, along with some extreme ennui, are something humans will have to confront if we ever hope to pack our bags and move to Mars.
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The Sixers built a 15-point lead but had to fend off the pesky Bulls with a 295-23 advantage with 2104:295 remaining in the second quarter.
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Eat mostly "alkaline-forming foods" — in essence, another way of saying vegetables (except for those pesky nightshades), which he said reduce inflammation — and eat less "acid-causing" food.
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Popularized by the famous multi-step Korean skincare routine, it just might be the thing to transform your face (or at least cut down on those pesky breakouts).
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Not only would you be putting your company's data at risk of being hacked, but that of your clients and customers would be vulnerable to pesky cybercriminals, too.
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The Chiefs remained pesky and rallied with a 12-play, 80-yard drive that culminated with quarterback Alex Smith throwing a 10-yard touchdown pass to Albert Wilson.
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Given France's pesky tendency to resist change, even after voting for it, a key question is whether either candidate would be able to put his plans into practice.
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The goal of ending war within Europe through deep economic integration is not so different from that of ending war by eliminating the pesky nationalism of individual states.
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Luckily, for those of us who wish pesky chest pimples would erupt into a pile of stringy, yellow gunk with a single squeeze, we have Dr. Pimple Popper.
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Both parties undertake to learn a few talking points about each other — so they can answer questions from pesky relatives — and some sign documents agreeing to mutual terms.
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Even if the odds are in your favor, one of those pesky summer thunderstorms could pop up and obscure the sky within minutes—and you'd be royally screwed.
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ODately's pledge is to take the strain out of digital dating foreplay by having its human staff take care of all that pesky pre-dating admin for you.
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The itching is basically skin irritation, caused by those pesky parasites biting into your skin and injecting their saliva, which helps gets the blood flowing in their direction.
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Obviously with so many ways for this pesky problem to start, ingrowns are quite common, and Refinery29 has gone over the many ways to prevent ingrown hairs before.
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You were spot on to shut down that pesky journalist by calling it "insulting and ridiculous and, frankly, ludicrous" to ask why the Singapore text doesn't include verification.
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On their next go-round, the mayor's office and West Ham tried to avoid any pesky legal problems with what looks and smells like a de facto sale.
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It's rare for an industry to want more government regulation, and early in the Trump administration car manufacturers did want Trump to scale back those pesky emission standards.
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Yeah, it seems like Connor S. wouldn't be a bad pick for Bachelor at all... if he can manage to get past that pesky little screen time issue.
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Snowmobiles mix things up by giving players an opportunity to ride their way uphill, or simply explore without having to be concerned with those pesky laws of gravity.
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There are more than 3,000 mosquito species around the world, but the chief villain in the Zika outbreak appears to be a pesky little critter called Aedes aegypti.
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Clinton was very "move along, nothing to see here" to a question about those pesky emails, while Sanders was all "what me worry?" about his chances of winning.
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It's not satisfyingly explained why she decided to catch a cross-country flight because of some pesky nightmares, but horror stories have been predicated on far flimsier premises.
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Evans wasn't a bad college defender; he was pesky, could pick up opposing guards full-court, and really get into passing lanes with his six-foot-six wingspan.
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If you're familiar with that pesky feeling that your company and its board are made up entirely of white males, renting a token minority could be the answer.
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As per The Saviors' demands, Alexandria must hand over a sizable amount of food and supplies every week in exchange for "protection" from those pesky zombies roaming around.
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Nintendo wouldn't have to worry about any of that pesky hardware design, and it already owns the rights to the pad, having designed it in the first place.
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Now that the pesky Brits can no longer play their habitual obstructionist role, the SPD wants the EU-27 to push hard for deeper European integration and centralisation.
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The Travelpro Platinum Magna Express Spinner Suiter solves all those pesky directional problems with four dual wheels and magnets that align them no matter which way you're going.
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When our skin becomes dry, our bodies try to jump to the rescue and produce even more oil, which tends to lead to clogged pores and pesky pimples.
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Seasteading, Mr. Thiel wrote, could "create a new space for freedom" where entrepreneurial leaders, working beyond the reach of governments and their pesky laws, could take society forward.
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Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman converted a go-ahead three-point play with 3.8 seconds remaining in overtime, lifting No. 24 Michigan past pesky Minnesota 76-73 on Saturday.
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PDF Converter OCR 6 converts the occasional pesky PDFs into editable and searchable files that you can easily modify while still retaining the original layout, graphics, and hyperlinks.
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White or black mold can be pretty pesky; if there is a small amount, you might be able to scrub it away, but this one needed to go.
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The next version should bring Bluetooth keyboard support for those pesky passwords, the ability to create app folders on the home screen and a new app switching interface.
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Moon landers must successfully carry out a series of complex commands with little room for failure, while contending with the moon's wonky gravity, uneven terrain, and pesky dust.
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It celebrated its 20th anniversary last fall and has grown from a pesky startup to a software behemoth with a projected revenue of over $20 billion for FY2021.
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Throughout the 21988s, Doerr and Pesky vied with the Yankees' Joe Gordon at second base and Phil Rizzuto at shortstop as the American League's leading double-play combination.
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It screened pesky protesters from Mr. Netanyahu's view — and prevented the public from seeing lawyers and detectives come and go as criminal investigations of the prime minister intensified.
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Or maybe splatter was simply borne out of necessity: It's a great camouflage for the pesky grains of sand that adhere to any seaside shack worth its salt.
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Again, not to worry, everyone -- O was, in fact, okay in the end, and it appears she even swapped those pesky trippers for some more reliable ones eventually.
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For those pesky cling-ons, a cleaning system controlled by software algorithms sprays dirty sensors with washer fluid as needed and then gives them a quick blow dry.
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Brock Holt had an R.B.I. single on a grounder that took a bad hop past second baseman Gleyber Torres before Moreland hooked his homer around the Pesky Pole.
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By replicating women as realistically as possible, this is what such robots attempt to provide — down to every detail except the pesky necessity for an actual woman's consent.
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Someone, somewhere, claimed that CBD is a great way to treat things like stress, muscle soreness, and insomnia, without the pesky side effect of, you know, being high.
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It was almost as if he was trying to send a message to Trump — or even to shake down the president so he'd pay Cohen's pesky legal bills.
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That the term "Brussels" is thrown around in national capitals as a catch-all for the pesky creature that is EU authority is a design feature, not a bug.
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The brand claims that by wearing its clothes, people will not only avoid pesky itches and stings, but other potentially dangerous diseases beyond Zika, such as West Nile virus.
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He seems to have more ill will for pesky journalists than for the terrorists in his cross hairs, although his efforts are likely to have the opposite effect intended.
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But now the startup has quietly rolled out a feature called "Sneak into the House" which lets you open the app without sending that pesky notification to your friends.
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If while cleaning you've come across a pest infestation then whip out the neem oil and trade your micro cloth for paper towel to rid of these pesky intruders.
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With Amazon Go's new "Just Walk Out" technology, customers won't have to wait in those pesky checkout lines, which means there will no longer be a need for cashiers.
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Most of the time, skincare feels like one giant experiment involving expensive creams and scrubs that will maybe, or maybe not, get to the root of those pesky pimples.
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While the system does require a box – it's called BoxLock, after all, not LockBox – it's a clever solution to those pesky porch pirates who endlessly steal my YorkieLoversBox deliveries.
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To allow for "for quick scanning and identifying those pesky emails which require immediate attention, " tech executive Pascal Finette even developed a Yesterbox hack using Gmail's multiple inbox feature.
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Shoppers also love the company because there's free shipping and it ships your order in about a week, with none of the pesky delivery constraints of traditional furniture companies.
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They're solid and get right to the point of resolving the cave storyline (or most of it anyway) before moving onto larger threats from Alpha and those pesky Whisperers.
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But, if you still have a passing interest in it, there are ways to make it part of your life — especially when it comes to that pesky full moon.
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Tripped Up In this week's Tripped Up column, Sarah Firshein investigates that pesky recommendation that travelers have passports with expiration dates at least six months past their proposed travel.
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Fun fact: One pesky thing about plastic straws is that they hang around forever after you throw them away, slowly fragmenting into smaller and smaller pieces wherever they're dumped.
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Black cows painted to look like zebras are significantly less likely to endure pesky horse fly bites — nearly 50% less, according to a new study published in PLOS One.
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And she's talking about that stress (and the pesky sweat that inevitably comes with it), which effects even those in Hollywood, thanks to her recent partnership with Secret deodorant.
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Once Gryla arrives, Sabrina's aunts bargain with her to call off her pesky Yule Lads, but her one request is simple: she wants to get lit with the ladies!
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Previously pesky problems like alerting ops teams to technical issues have turned into an entire platform for real-time operations, leading to PagerDuty's $3 billion valuation in the process.
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Chic learned all of this upsetting information because those pesky nuns at Sisters Of Quiet Mercy gave the young man his parents' names and address when he turned 18.
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Outlawing encryption outright may be impossible, but by abstracting the question a bit, you find plenty of ways to get similar results without raising those pesky human rights questions.
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See: The cast of The Fellowship of the Ring, who got matching tattoos in honor of, uh, the quest to destroy that pesky One Ring to rule them all.
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That was the case in Queensland, Australia on Tuesday, when an elderly man took his concerns about the damned pesky youth straight to the top...of a media scrum.
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Kansas State holds off Oral Roberts Kansas State held off a pesky Oral Roberts squad to claim a 77-203 victory Wednesday night at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kan.
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Turner's victim's letter to the court was shared widely on social media Friday evening and into the weekend, with many furious at the sentencing handed down by Judge Pesky.
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And put Durant in place of Barnes in the Warriors' small lineups with Green at center, and the "death lineup" becomes a Death Star with no pesky design flaws.
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For the noble British cow, nothing could be more disrupting to an early afternoon riverside stroll than the sight of a pesky cameraman coming along to disturb the peace.
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As much as we'd all like to leave 2018 firmly in the past where it belongs, Apple can't seem to shake one pesky problem from the prior year: bendgate.
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Nothing is more important to a robust almond harvest than a bee, so much so that farmers pay top dollar to borrow the pesky buggers for a growing season.
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So, you're following your favorite creator on the social network created in a dorm room, but because of that pesky algorithm her posts never show up in your Newsfeed.
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Things took a turn for the worse for Clinton when the debate moderator Martha Raddatz asked Clinton about her opinion on that pesky new "terrorist tool" known as encryption.
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Cresuer Touchwave True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds — $44.99 See Details The Treblab X2 wireless earbuds allow you to experience immersive 3D sound without any pesky wires getting in the way.
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Lyric to use: "You used to call me on my cellphone" — Drake, "Hotline Bling" For the person who refuses to leave the house until her pesky pimple goes away …
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Matakevich said that the pup has picked up house training in just a few days and is a perfect, and occasionally pesky, companion for his 13-year-old dog.
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Kansas State overcame a sluggish first half to defeat the pesky North Dakota State Bison 67-213 Tuesday night in the season opener for both squads in Manhattan, Kansas.
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Once she blends her contour, Kim grabs her KKW Beauty baking powder ($18) again to set her entire face, including around the mouth, where pesky smile lines can appear!
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This week in the "Lazy Senate," the spotlight is on the Senate's pesky 30-hour rule — the one that Republicans constantly blame for the Senate's slow pace of confirmations.
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Their idea is to ensure pipelines can be built whenever and wherever, without pesky things like local bans, tribal sovereignty or the National Environmental Policy Act slowing them down.
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Monopoly rents — the excess returns a company reaps when it does not have to deal with pesky competitors keeping prices down — could worsen inequality in a variety of ways.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's vision of a deeply integrated Europe which he will present on Tuesday might fall on deaf ears – as long as those pesky coalition talks persist.
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Yet the hovering pest was the least of her worries as Kerber desperately tried to overcome a pesky opponent whose stinging groundstrokes were proving to be a continual nuisance.
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Minor edits throughout Ryan Woolridge recorded 19 points and nine rebounds to help No. 8 Gonzaga shake off pesky Texas-Arlington 72-66 on Tuesday night at Spokane, Wash.
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Heading to North Carolina down by two games to none to the pesky Hurricanes in the second round of the N.H.L. playoffs is not producing panic among the Islanders.
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He grows visibly annoyed when journalists are so petty as to bring up the past and the pesky fact that he's one of only two American presidents ever impeached.
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Given that the social media battlefield not only gives the parties greater reach, but also avoids the need for dealing with pesky journalists, this campaign strategy was almost inevitable.
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Charleston Southern — which suffered losses of 214, 25, 053 and 205 points in four of its past five games — remained pesky in its first all-time meeting against Missouri.
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The Rohrabacher/Leahy Amendment, a pesky congressional rider protecting the industry from FDA enforcement passed under the guise of protecting medical marijuana patients, prevents much action by the government.
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Meanwhile, Scott Gottlieb, a long-time critic of the FDA's pesky safety regulations, testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee in order to lead the agency.
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Anyway, these kinds of pesky details probably aren't worth fretting about, since it seems unlikely that penisprints will take over as the dominant method for logging in across the internet.
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The total U.S. population of the hogs is estimated at more than 6 million, and state and federal government officials are increasing efforts to rid themselves of the pesky animals.
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SearchSystems' target customer is hardly your average backyard dronehunter; their marketing materials suggest it could be deployed from yachts to ward off any pesky spy drones that approach the ship.
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In this video posted by Youtube user Eunjae Im, a manatee uses his new human friend as his own personal backscratcher to rid him of some of those pesky barnacles.
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Mississippi State rebuffs Stephen F. Austin Tyson Carter scored 215 points as Mississippi State outlasted pesky Stephen F. Austin 212-236 on Wednesday night at Humphrey Arena in Starkville, Miss.
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Your main point of interaction, as always, is the Poltergust (now called the Poltergust G-OO), essentially a fancy vacuum that also has the potential to suck up pesky ghosts.
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Most mainstream payment processors—think PayPal, Stripe, and WePay, to name a few—decided to avoid dealing with those pesky additional fees by creating a total ban on anything adult.
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It's just another sign Meg and Har really don't want to be under the spotlight post-Megxit and will do just about anything to keep people away ... including pesky photogs.
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So, whether you need help with your chopstick skills or you're just looking to scoop up the last of those pesky rice grains, the chork will be your mealtime savior.
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To a worrying number of them, this Singapore model—or Beijing model, depending on preference—can prove more attractive than the Western approach of putting up with a pesky press.
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In 1981, the newly sworn-in Reagan administration came to Washington with the stated goal of eliminating pesky federal regulation — and new disability rights laws were squarely within its crosshairs.
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Even if the Switch system is nearly indestructible, and made of plastic, not glass, Brawn does not advise that anyone try to massage that pesky spot in their screens away.
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It's the last day of July which means, thanks to a pesky thing called inequality, that black women are only now catching up to their male counterparts earnings from 2016.
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Not just anyone can represent you, so you should ask or know if your tax preparer can solve those pesky letters or take those sit-downs with an IRS agent.
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It is election time and Macky Sall, the president, has no time to waste in pesky traffic jams as he races from opening infrastructure projects to meetings at plush hotels.
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It's apparently capable of annihilating pesky stains while remaining gentle on sensitive teeth, and it allows the enamel to actively remineralize itself in the presence of fluorides, calcium, and phosphate.
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Overlooking the Capertee Valley, the set up allows visitors to go off-grid without worrying about insects, rain, wind or any other pesky natural element of actually going off-grid.
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MARYLAND 74, MICHIGAN 67 Shatori Walker-Kimbrough had 15 points and 7 rebounds, and No. 13 Maryland shook off pesky Michigan, pulling away in the fourth quarter on the road.
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The idea that, like those pesky communists and Jews, LGBT people have historically been creating underground networks and plotting across international borders—gearing up for some kind of pink revolution.
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Trump has flip-flopped on key issues, backtracked on others, even flat out changed his mind on some, but those are pesky details his supporters don't seem to care about.
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Google is expanding account settings to allow users to mute pesky "reminder ads," a new control in Ads Settings, that follow people around the web after they've viewed a product.
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If you're like us, you've probably tried a slew of products to address those pesky pimples but are constantly on the hunt for an easy yet effective, skin-saving solution.
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Sophomore guard Jaylen Nowell had 18 points, three assists and three steals as Washington staved off pesky San Diego for a 66-63 nonconference victory on Monday night in Seattle.
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It's the eternal question, but it's also a handy answer if you're 90 years old and some pesky whippersnapper with a notepad is peppering you with questions about your age.
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Take a screenshot of a statement crafted in the Notes app, and voila: You've said what you need to say on your own terms and with no pesky character limit.
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And if you're looking for a backup pair or don't want to deal with any pesky wires anymore, head over to Walmart while you can take advantage of this deal.
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The ECB even has a "core core" measure it looks at that strips out a litany of pesky components holding inflation down, and even that is not offering much encouragement.
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A one-sentence version could be: Pesky gas-rich Gulf state with a mere 22019,000 citizens upsets traditional power-balance, further infuriating its neighbors by successfully punching above its weight.
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The result is a system that makes those already in power even more powerful; incumbents need not fear having those pesky voters learn about their statements, views and voting records.
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If Daenerys has landed on Dragonstone, it's possible that there would be a small troop of pesky Lannisters she'd have to clear out of the way before making herself comfortable.
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True & Co. True Body V-Neck Wireless Bra, $31.90 (after sale $49) [You save $17.10]Get all the support of an underwire bra without pesky wires, elastic, or bulky seams.
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READ: Final impeachment witnesses are dismantling the GOP's Trump defense Other Republican senators spent Wednesday trying to avoid pesky reporters asking about the stream of bombshell revelations from the hearings.
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And if one of these random, pesky storms ruins your day with a power outage, a generator is on sale to make sure you don't have to be without technology.
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South Korea could lament that Hyundai would love to build a new car factory in the North — if only those pesky cyber attacks on South Korean government agencies would stop.
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Yale advanced to face fourth-seeded Duke, which outlasted a pesky team from North Carolina Wilmington that had the defending champion Blue Devils on edge for much of the game.
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Despite a rough shooting day from the field, Virginia did its job at the charity stripe, knocking down 26 of 373 attempts to help hold off a pesky VCU squad.
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Knowing that you will soon be free of that pesky health insurance that's been weighing you down and chains of financial regulation are finally getting smashed open—feels good, right?
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This means your chances of successfully challenging and overtaking a gym without incurring any pesky lag time are much better when you're operating around 2 or 3 am Eastern time.
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Having conquered black holes, Dr. Hawking set his sights on the origin of the universe and on eliminating that pesky singularity at the beginning of time from models of cosmology.
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For Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, it was a way to protect themselves from pesky investors interested in short-term gains, even as shareholder advocates blasted the arrangements for creating unaccountable leaders.
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Besides pesky reporters, the senators who will serve as jurors in the impeachment trial will be on the lookout for aggressive protesters in Senate office buildings adjacent to the Capitol.
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To avoid the perils of buffering and those pesky dead zones, you need to invest in a WiFi system that delivers a powerful and seamless connection over your whole home.
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COSRX Acne Pimple Master Patch, 24-count, $4.80 (originally $6) [You save $1.20]Pimple patches are one of the easiest, most convenient ways to get rid of pesky breakouts overnight.
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Ms. Samra will be on the plane, well above pesky clouds or storms, as well as most of the water vapor in the atmosphere, which strongly absorbs the infrared radiation.
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For those of you who want to find love on Tinder but feel like the pesky task of actually using the app is getting in the way, help is here.
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But pesky thing, the internet also keeps finding new ways to destroy the economic basis for these folks to make a living, replacing it with flimsy ad-revenue-sharing deals.
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Members of the tribe gave him the nickname Shaki, which Ms. Machak translated as "pesky bee" — a sobriquet he won, she said, because he was always pestering people with questions.
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And their ability to eat all that shit so quickly means that farms don't have to deal with the smell, or with pesky flies that might be attracted to it.
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As long as the US president continues to portray journalism as the professional refuge of the pesky and parasitic, that culture is undermined in Košice as is it in DC.
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Designed for both pros and newbies alike, the Mavic 2 Pro is easy to handle and doesn't encounter pesky connectivity issues that many drones on the market are plagued with.
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Because the special exemption was created by President Obama's fiat, it could be undone by President Trump's fiat, with no need to pass a pesky little bill through the Congress.
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And, if so, was that the clincher, or did you need the revealer at 65A, which (once you have straightened out those pesky down entries we mention above) is ELVES?
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To get around that pesky detail, Trump and his team will probably try to make the case that Iran is violating the "spirit" of the deal, if not the letter.
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Sure, top quality treadmills will cost somewhere above $13,000, but again, those don't come with a monthly subscription, and one of the perks of home exercises is eliminating pesky fitness fees.
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Circumventing all of those pesky grant applications and pleas for government funding, the Breakthrough Prize seeks to pump some rocket fuel into meaningful science research being done the old fashioned way.
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The notion of such aerial vehicles has always fascinated, but the pesky need to pilot the things has generally grounded it — as if the engineering and legal challenges weren't enough already.
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That pesky GOP majority in both houses of Congress along with control of all the key committee chairmanships could easily block any attempt to take this Flynn/Russia probe any further.
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Washington (CNN)From Obamacare to tax policy, President-elect Donald Trump and his fellow GOPers in Congress agree on the big picture ideas, but those pesky details are causing some disagreements.
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There's some push-and-pull among members of the Republican Party on the financial components of the replacement and other pesky details they should probably figure out before killing the ACA.
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Robinson leads Boston College past Hartford Jerome Robinson scored 23 points as Boston College fended off pesky Hartford 240.4-210 on Saturday night in Hartford's Chase Arena at Reich Family Pavilion.
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Eubanks leads Oregon State past Long Beach State Drew Eubanks posted a double-double as Oregon State fended off pesky Long Beach State 89-683 on Saturday night in Corvallis, Ore.
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More important than the underlying conditions is the degree to which would-be autocrats learn from each other—how to spread fake news, squash pesky journalists and play the populist card.
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Often when you're running while wearing a fanny pack, your stuff just moves too much, which causes pesky chafing, and makes you feel a bit like a human drop tower ride.
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This collective came up with the idea to replace all the pesky advertisements in a London Tube stop with images that would make people smile and bring attention to their cause.
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In Short Stories from Hogwarts of Power, Politics and Pesky Poltergeists, Rowling digs into the history and meaning of the notorious high-security prison for law-breaking witches and wizards, Azkaban.
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They successfully lobbied to avoid being held responsible for the content produced by their users, or restricted from doing what they pleased with personal data, or bothered by pesky antitrust laws.
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The study added that it could take years for the pesky pests to reach their expanded areas, causing concern for wildlife owners and anyone else that depends on the current ecosystem.
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In today's frightening climate where men's achievements are diminished by pesky things like rape convictions, it's unspeakably courageous to believe that your old, privileged, and irrelevant point of view is necessary.
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But a measure of gloom, for all the rationalizations, has been hard for the Warriors to shake as Saturday's Game 1 against the pesky San Antonio Spurs — sans Curry — draws near.
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If you're like me and prefer not to brush your teeth before bedtime, a mouthful of these barely-edible, candy-coated pebbles will eliminate any need for that pesky daily routine.
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It's an 53-inch round "smart" mirror that magnifies your face by 5x and 10x as you do things like apply makeup, trim pesky nose hairs and, yes, pluck your eyebrows.
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The good news — for Google at least — is that there's only a couple days to go until the big reveal, which will finally put an end to all those pesky leaks.
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Just as he used to be able to tweet incoherently in the middle of the night instead of having to deal with all the pesky work of ensuring our nuclear annihilation.
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Just when Ben was ready to escape to an extradition-free West African island with Alice, his ex-girlfriend Margot Bishop (Sonya Walger) notified the feds of that pesky stolen painting.
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Besides, Meera is one of the few people who's been North of the Wall and come back, y'know, in one piece, so she knows how to fight the pesky dead. Ugh.
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And below the ears, the animal is equipped with two personal spears called tusks, which are used for digging, marking trees, and fighting (probably to keep off pesky males during musth).
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