Question from #TrumpPence new logo: is the TP campaign single-ply, double-ply, triple-ply extra-padded with racism?
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Credit Suisse is the financial adviser to Ply Gem, while Debevoise & Plimpton is providing legal counsel to Ply Gem and to CD&R.
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The roaster comes with a rack: Viking 3-Ply 3-in-1 Tri-Ply Oval Roasting Pan and Rack, $149.95, Cook's Warehouse, cookswarehouse.com.
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"On the 737, there's two, there's an outer ply and an inner ply." said Mr. Lee, whose company makes and repairs airplane windows.
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They use a single-ply yarn that is supposed to be smoother, stronger, and more durable than multi-ply fabric with a higher thread count.
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Among the upgraded versions were luxurious three-ply Italian cashmere sweaters, replacing the two-ply Mexican cashmeres, and three styles of blazers and khakis, instead of just one.
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It issues one three-ply mask per person per day plus a two-ply mask to place over the first later in the day when the first one wears out.
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It issues one three-ply mask per person per day plus a two-ply mask to place over the first later in the day when the first one wears out.
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Calphalon Hard-Anodized 16-inch Roasting Pan with Nonstick Rack ($48.99): KitchenAid 16-inch Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Roaster with Rack ($120.29): Anolon Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel Rectangular Roaster with Nonstick Rack ($83.11): Circulon Nonstick Bakeware Roaster with U-Rack ($39.99): Viking 3-Ply Stainless Steel Roasting Pan with Nonstick Rack ($149.90):
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At Spelman College, there was an inequity in the distribution of two-ply and one-ply toilet paper, which to me was emblematic of a larger set of social dignity issues.
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PR people ply you with notebooks, pens and other samples.
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Submarines often ply the Argentine coast to detect illegal fishing.
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On the other hand, can you ply someone with roses?
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The insights led to strategic product design, like opting for tri-ply stainless steel construction over five-ply because one cook from Chez Panisse told them it was all she used during her time there.
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I mean even Joe Lockhart, let&aposs just ply this quickly.
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The ruling is likely to encourage Venezuelans who ply other trades.
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Few ships ply the area and few aircraft fly over it.
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Tuk-tuks ply the streets in shanty towns and rural areas.
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Key: It's true that you can ply any animal with food.
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Two or three-ply toilet paper is recommended for the best results.
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Playfully pursue others, but be careful not to ply anyone with pressure.
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Good thing I got the raise; I can afford three-ply now.
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They are building icebreakers and ice-hardened ships to ply Arctic waters.
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Seven-ply cladding is available in very high-end models as well.
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In the afternoon, he'll ply his trade with indie promotion Beyond Wrestling.
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At any given moment, tens of thousands of vessels ply the world's oceans.
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Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica minivans currently ply a 100-square-mile territory around Phoenix.
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In "Fluorescent Fragment," Ginzel has unfolded the two-ply napkin into a square.
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Courtroom artists, too, had to fight for the right to ply their craft.
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I first knew we were in trouble when the employee bathrooms were restocked with one-ply toilet tissue that was nearly see-through, and clearly a downgrade from the two-ply paper we had enjoyed for the first 20 years.
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They ply him with alcohol, getting him to drink shots of vodka with them.
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There's a working economic system for them and they've been able to ply that.
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Inside, in the neo-Gothic chamber, pro-EU luminaries ply their arguments to cheers.
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Partying backpackers ply the river, but their numbers are a fraction of days past.
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Each week, Kaval holds office hours for A's fans, who ply him with ideas.
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"Get your limited edition one-ply toilet paper newspaper sheets," the front page said.
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Le Creuset 3-Ply Stainless Steel Saucepan Set — £299.99 (list price £545) See Details
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Commercial fishermen still ply the waters for lobster, bay scallops, conch and fin fish.
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One 1887 law, for example, allowed bookmakers to ply their trade only at racetracks.
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"But I'd ply 'em all with some holy wine and get 'em all loosened up."
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And whether they mean to or not, those styles ply different areas of human psychology.
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The laws imposed in Norway mean Meek has had to ply his trade across Europe.
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Years of melting ice have made it easier for ships to ply these frigid waters.
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Real world photographers have used the virtual world as a place to ply their trade.
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INTERNET TEST Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica minivans currently ply a 100-square-mile territory around Phoenix.
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Navies, coast guards and commercial shipping may ply the sea mainly as they see fit.
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Among the most notable migrants to ply their trade in the UK was Bill Brandt.
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Small aircraft ply an extensive domestic network and often run into trouble at remote airstrips.
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However, the first civilisation to ply the black slave trade on a large scale was Islamic.
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This will enable them for the first time openly to ply for business from asset managers.
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Uber's food delivery service will now ply you with alcohol in Melbourne, Australia, from this Friday.
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Hundreds of small operators ply the roads—the fruits of a radical liberalisation in the 1990s.
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"Two-ply masks are not hard to get, they don't really filter the virus," Hwang said.
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"Two-ply masks are not hard to get, they don't really filter the virus," Hwang said.
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Hanes, Fruit of the Loom, and Parkdale Mills are manufacturing masks from three-ply underwear fabric.
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Lagostina Axia Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Cookware Set (79.993-Piece) for $125 at Amazon (list price $399.99).
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Hundreds more ply their trade in less fashionable European competitions, awaiting their shot in the major leagues.
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In his half-thatched Devon farmhouse he would settle into cushions and ply his guest with sherry.
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Participants can choose to write on one- or two-ply toilet paper or a pad or tampon.
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For some, the first step was simple — reduce the speed at which their fleets ply the oceans.
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But China, by selling Treasuries, might ply the market with more bonds than it can easily digest.
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And growing numbers of sex workers ply their trade indoors or online, making them hard to count.
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Traders ply their wares on almost every street corner, selling Leicester shirts and flags to eager passersby.
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Most of the cars that ply east Africa's roads once had another life elsewhere, usually in Japan.
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A young military man offers his palm to a fortune teller while robbers ply him with wine.
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The killer whales that ply coastal waters near BC and Washington State are iconic to the area.
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In addition to durability, the five-ply construction provides efficient and uniform heating, saving time and energy.
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Peach toilet paper, a direct-to-consumer subscription service that sends three-ply rolls to your home.
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It boasts triple-ply paper embossed with a peach logo and ships in packaging with tissue paper.
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Setting aside a solo career also let him ply a second calling as a conductor and scholar.
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Summer event season is also scam season—prime time for fraudulent ticket sellers to ply their trade.
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Ten of these silent taxis now ply the roads of Kyoto, out of Miyako's fleet of 354 taxis.
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Pandas, those roly-ply balls of bamboo and fluff, are actually quite agile when they choose to be.
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Ships ply the route from Chile to China in 22 days, compared with 40 in the recent past.
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The surprisingly comfortable band is made from a super durable two-ply nylon that's boxed stitched for durability.
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If you hate them enough, why not torment them with a roll of 1-ply Homebrand toilet paper.
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Post-Brexit, foreign banks and carmakers have suddenly found Britain a less attractive place to ply their trades.
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Now there's a new pan for new memories, a nine-quart beauty in heavy triple-ply stainless steel.
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The trend has even reached toilet tissue, where there has been a switch from two- to three-ply.
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Russia has strongly opposed the idea that any foreign icebreakers could ply that route, which Russia today dominates.
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But the owners will still ply their wares at a nearby farmer's market — and at a pickle stand.
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It comes with an oversize toilet seat cover, a yard of 3 ply toilet paper, and sanitary wipes.
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Residents ply the area's 215 or so miles of canals in canoes, much as they have for centuries.
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In the wild, parrots ply the air, mostly, in the same way whales do the sea: together and intricately.
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Like workers in other industries, cricketers from the small nations can now ply their trade anywhere around the world.
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The overall rate for La Liga, the Spanish division in which both men ply their trade, has been 77%.
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The overall rate for La Liga, the Spanish division in which both men ply their trade, has been 0003%.
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That he will ply his business acumen on behalf of the everyman and turn his good fortune into theirs.
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Under the deal, NCI will issue 58.7 million shares, worth $1.2 billion at Tuesday's closing price, to Ply Gem.
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The little boat's ZIP code, 48222, is reserved for mail addressed to the freighters that ply the Great Lakes.
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Still, accidents in vessels designed to ply the depths of the ocean are among the most agonizing to contemplate.
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Busy parents ply their toddlers with instant noodles and frozen chicken nuggets, meals that are often accompanied by soda.
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It is well known among festival attendees that escorts ply their trade in the lobbies of Cannes' upmarket hotels.
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His trucks regularly ply a main highway from the interior to Luanda, transporting tropical fruits for shipment to Europe.
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They ply ants with radioactively labeled neurochemicals and check where in the ants' brains the signaling molecules gain purchase.
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Unlike the Somalis who ply the sprawling Gulf of Aden, the pirates of Southeast Asia don't have to chase.
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Vehicles with Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma license plates ply the roads, reflecting an influx of out-of-state job seekers.
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Meyers himself relaunched his company in 2000, still relying on the first-generation Beetles that continue to ply U.S. highways.
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NCI will own 53 percent of the new combined company and the rest will be held by Ply Gem shareholders.
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In its small towns, food vendors ply their wares from stalls, mechanics work on cars and children walk to class.
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Pharmaceutical companies ply us with Ambien and Lunesta, and entrepreneurs have devised any number of outlandish gadgets to foster slumber.
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I resolve to not write while horizontal too which, for better or worse, is how I usually ply my trade.
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Le Creuset offers a lifetime guarantee on all three-ply stainless steel products, so if anything doesn't work, you're covered.
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NSO, a private company based in Herzliya, Israel, has hired former government hackers to ply their trades for foreign governments.
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Cersei contributes to Robert's death by instructing her cousin Lancel Lannister to ply Robert with wine during a boar hunt.
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When researching these cookware sets, you should consider factors that affect performance and price, like the following:Ply or number of layers in cladding: Tri-ply cladding has three layers (such as aluminum sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel) while five-ply has five fused layers (for example, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, aluminum, stainless steel).
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Twitter's live video-streaming app Periscope is about to become a much less appealing place for trolls to ply their hate.
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There, they are tended to by farriers and grooms and set out across the city with drivers to ply their trade.
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There was also a bit of technology straight out of Fantastic voyage: tiny robots that ply their trade inside the body.
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These days, most of graffiti's elder statesmen have gone straight; they ply their trade at invitation-only venues around the city.
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Hackers such as Baratov ply their trade without regard for the criminal objectives of the people who hire and pay them.
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Larger vessels, which currently ply that route between Asia and America's east coast, now have the option of going through Panama.
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In 1989 dollars, $10 would give you some wiggle room for taxes, but doesn't upgrade you to additional ply toilet paper.
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You can invest in special double-ply wrapping paper, but the temperature and humidity of a refrigerator do not flatter them.
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And that's usually people on lower incomes who can't afford to drop 100 bucks on a trolley full of triple ply.
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Its molded foam cups and stretchy, two-ply band create a smooth, seamless look under t-shirts, tops, sweaters, and more.
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The Senate took on self-driving trucks, with a hearing that pitted the industry against the truckers who ply the nation's highways.
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Robotic speedboats now ply the waters of a large lake in China, which has seen multiple deaths from drowning over the years.
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Or ply your collaborator with enough sugar and flattery to make them believe that any changes you suggest are actually their idea.
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So, she took the hateful remarks of several trolls and had them printed onto a few rolls of some quilted two-ply.
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Over 1.5 million Dubai-registered vehicles ply its roads, not counting those crowding in from the United Arab Emirates' six other sheikhdoms.
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That's because politicians could let a "public-option" insurer lose money indefinitely in order to ply people with heavily-subsidized health plans.
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A new library and National Music Center are set to open there soon, and dozens of food trucks now ply the streets.
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Pros: Five-ply cladding at a decent price, solid quality and performance, glass lids for checking on cooking, full lifetime warrantyCons: Heavy
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" The writer's "pleasant duty," she said, is to ply the reader's imagination with "the best and purest nourishment that it can absorb.
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People are returning to them — to swim, to fish, to ply the waters in their boats and to relax on their shores.
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Instead, these men and the groups they led have been allowed to ply their terrorist trade while simultaneously increasing their political power.
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This is likely thanks to the 300-thread count and single ply thread that allows for a light-feeling sheet that's breathable.
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Publishers know this all too well and continually ply us with diet and health books of varying degrees of respectability and uplift.
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In the eighteen-seventies, cities were infamous for using ballots printed on multi-ply tissue paper in order to multiply candidates' votes.
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Mr. Ford's store, relocated from several blocks farther up Madison Avenue, is a pleasure dome of glass, chrome and thick-ply carpeting.
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All three Dot models — the Compact, the Cruiser, and the Transporter — are made from a composite of maple V-Ply and fiberglass.
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Five of them now ply their trade in the W.N.B.A.: Breanna Stewart, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Kiah Stokes, Moriah Jefferson and Morgan Tuck.
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Bring the luxury of a spa to your bathroom with these ultra-soft, ultra-absorbable, and ultra-durable two-ply cotton towels.
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We tested paper towels from: Brawny Marcal Sparkle Bounty To keep things consistent, we only used two-ply, select-a-size towels.
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Four of the 20 managers ply their trade here, and all of them are Indian-educated, reflecting the truly global nature of investment.
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The IMO wants these to fall by half, compared with 292 levels, by 23, regardless of how many vessels then ply the seas.
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"[Singer] was predatory in that he would ply people with alcohol and drugs and then have sex with them," Ben told The Atlantic.
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Unfortunately, polystyrene isn't biodegradable, and people are bad at recycling, leaving Ikea looking for a better material to stick between sheets of ply.
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It stands to reason, then, that those fans would have no interest in watching the Rams ply their trade in sunny Southern California.
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Soviet-era Ladas and ancient city buses ply the streets, while passengers stick their heads out the windows in search of cool air.
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Spain's squad is comprised of players who ply their trade in the Champions League, or in a few cases plain old La Liga.
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Peng, Toy and Mueg, the famous trainers of the prolific stable, moved on to ply their trade at other boxing camps of note.
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Instead, if you want to compare prices, look at the cost per square foot and the number of "ply," or layers of thickness.
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This resilience means that the cartel, one of Mexico's most active narcotics producing and trafficking organization, will continue to ply its deadly trade.
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Brazil does not have a season-long women's league, forcing 13 of those in the 18-strong squad to ply their trade overseas.
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Even the fishermen who usually ply the warm waters of the gulf did not go to sea on Wednesday, banned by the militants.
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Pros: Sturdy five-ply construction, excellent heating performance, lovely appearance, limited lifetime warranty, made in the USCons: Heavy, expensive, handles can get hot
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All of those players, and hundreds more, have emerged from the Brazil's soccer mill to ply their trade on the world's biggest stages.
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Rhodes warns that sometimes super-high counts are artificially inflated, by counting a two-ply yarn as two threads to double the count.
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Easier still, some useful tram lines ply the hotel's street, linking it with the Midi train station, the city's museum district and more.
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THE FERRIES that ply the waters between Helsinki and Tallinn resemble floating shopping malls, equipped with fast-food franchises, clothing outlets and supermarkets.
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Like a lot of great physical comedians, McCarthy is most at home in wide shots, where she can more effectively ply her trade.
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Since 2016, Ply Gem has donated over $1M in products and helped to build 450 homes in more than 70 communities across the U.S. "It's so inspiring to see all these volunteers and companies like Ply Gem and their Home for Good project come together to give back and help people get into a home they can afford," Rucker says.
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For these men, the LNAH has given them a second chance, where they can ply their trade and rebuild their lives in relative anonymity.
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These architects sometimes go on to work on new buildings, but many ply their trade in restorations, renovations, and additions to existing traditional buildings.
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It also means climbers who ply their trade mostly on outdoor rock without pre-defined paths will have to practice indoors on standardized routes.
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So the strategic opportunities it's spying to ply fast food fans with on-demand food at the tap of an app button are clear.
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The roads may be new, but the orange taxis that ply them are still ancient fume-spewing Toyota Corollas, remnants of an earlier boom.
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We've got double rolls of two-ply, phone batteries that promise to withstand even the most draining of navigation apps, and unlimited data plans.
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If you are looking for a triple-ply roaster that performs well, the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless Rectangular Roaster is a cost-effective solution.
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One Amazon customer reviewer loved the warmth of the Highland Carmel Hutterite comforter, as well as its softness and 700-ply cotton outer shell.
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In addition to durability, the five-ply construction provides efficient and even heating, a boon for any cook who wants save time and energy.
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Many of the men, women and children packed into the battered vessels that ply the waters near Lampedusa suffer from hunger, exposure and illness.
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Families and friends hang out in cafes and shopping malls, people hold birthday parties in public and traders ply their wares from roadside stalls.
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That live performance can synchronize the heartbeats of an audience is no surprise to any of us who ply our trade in the theater.
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The modernist lounge features window-seat-to-ceiling windows that frame views of the aptly named range as tour boats ply the lake below.
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" Then there's the three-ply Strathmore buff Bristol paper and Pelikan Tusche ink, but no Wite-Out — "I have to live with my mistakes.
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Vessels ply the water, waves lap against the rocky shore and avid fishermen stand patiently at the end of piers jutting into the river.
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Some of the displaced still ply their trade, laying out to dry however many cocoa beans they managed to salvage as they were leaving.
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The lawsuit claims that Mr. Nygard used his company, Nygard International, and employees to procure young victims and ply them with alcohol and drugs.
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Big schools of bonefish, a thriving population of permit and both resident and migratory tarpon all ply these waters, each offering its own challenge.
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"There are many ex-graduates who came from Camborne, actually trained at South Crofty, and now ply their trade around the world," Williams said.
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Yet, when asked where he would ply his trade, St-Pierre claimed he could compete as low as lightweight and as high as middleweight.
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Say what you will about the thieves who ply their trade in the digital realm, you can't deny they put in a hard day's work.
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The Delhi government sent 760 water tankers to supply residents with potable water on Monday, and the trucks continued to ply the roads on Wednesday.
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From those, it organises a pan-India relay system, where drivers ply the four- to five-hour journey from their "home" station to the next.
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The protesters are demanding safer roads in Bangladesh, where corruption is rife, making it easy for unlicensed drivers and unregistered vehicles to ply the roads.
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These two-ply tellers can be found at gas stations, bus terminals and shopping malls to help on those occasions when the stalls aren't stocked.
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Golden Gate Capital, a major shareholder of Ply Gem via its holding in Atrium, will wind up with about 16 percent of the new company.
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Pros: Sturdy five-ply construction, excellent heating performance, lovely appearance, limited lifetime warranty, made in the USCons: Heavy, a bit pricey, handles can get hot
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This triple-ply cladding provides stability, even distribution of heat in the base and along the sides from bottom to rim, and overall commendable performance.
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These eco-friendly and biodegradable 2-ply napkins from Greencane made from sugarcane and sustainably sourced wood pulp are a step in the right direction.
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China's buildup on disputed outposts in the South China Sea has boosted the ability of its coast guard to ply the waters near the Natunas.
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"It makes it even more essential that those of us who, for whatever the rationale is, survived it, continue to ply their art," he said.
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Some 400 to 19793 H-2B visa holders, mainly Mexicans, work on vessels that ply the Gulf of Mexico from mid-July to early November.
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Unlike those two rivals, Mr. Biden does not have an at-the-ready list of hundreds of thousands of contributors to ply for small donations.
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But that share will fall as more workers ply their trades on digital platforms, whether tutors on Eduwizards or drivers on Uber, a ride-hailing app.
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Joining Bacon for his nightly rounds, from restaurants to clubs, Peppiatt would ply Bacon with "interview" questions — a writer challenging the bromides of his celebrity subject.
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In cities that allow food trucks to ply the public streets, truck owners typically face limits on how long they may park in a single place.
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The long-awaited output limits are expected to make it possible for U.S. producers to ply the expensive, complicated route to Asia from the United States.
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He leaves when there is violence or a conflict between stone-throwing protesters and authorities retaliating with tear gas, but quickly returns to ply his trade.
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These simple but attractive boards are made from organically-grown Moso bamboo in a tri-ply, cross laminate construction with a specially formulated high temperature adhesive.
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Introduce yourself or a friend to high-quality five-ply cladded stainless steel cookware without paying a middle man — try the Made-In Cookware Starter Kit.
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All of them work in a business whose gatekeepers have been using their power as levers to ply sex from the less powerful since time immemorial.
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Hitchcock would throw dinner parties where everything from the trout to the chicken was dyed blue, and he'd secretly ply his teetotaling guests with strong alcohol.
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The overall flavor of "Despacito" will ring in our ears as the year draws to a close and major labels try to ply us with imitations.
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"All Square" is a comedy-drama about a bookmaker in a slump that's directly related to the environment in which he's forced to ply his trade.
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With many big donors spreading the wealth among several candidates, it does not appear the desire to ply Mr. Buttigieg's campaign with cash is letting up.
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Measures in Thailand include cash handouts and soft loans, but many street vendors find the application process challenging, and continue to ply their trade, said Poonsap.
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They're the show's own Wizards of Oz, the illusion-makers who ply transparencies, shadow puppets, video, scrims and their own shadows to create an alternate universe.
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Watching these lawmen ply their trade is interesting, but there's a stiffness to all this, perhaps because of the auspices and what we still don't know.
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Vehicles ply on a smog enveloped morning during a two-week experiment to reduce the number of cars to fight pollution in New Delhi, Monday, Jan. 13.
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Relatively wealthy and phone-obsessed, Gulf Arabs are no exception but ply their devices under the wary eye of states keen to prevent sectarian or seditious ideas.
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The ad features Curry shooting around in an indoor gym as a janitor, ball boy and other random passers-by earnestly ply him with jargon-laden pointers.
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In theory, Alphabet promises residents that landlords will ply them with the space they need, ensuring that they can remain in one place as their families grow.
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It tends to have a lot of support in the middle using thin ply to stop it from collapsing, which he doesn't seem to have accounted for.
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These are the types of drone pilots that ply their trade at the New York City Drone Film Festival, the first event dedicated solely to drone cinematography.
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Like the rest of the line, it is produced in the United States and made of five-ply metal: aluminum for conductivity and stainless steel for practicality.
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The looming pandemic will challenge us in new ways, as people try to evade quarantines, and misinformation campaigns and conspiracy theorists ply their trade in open democracies.
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Since 2015, 17,000 sidewalk vendors have been moved into designated lots, city officials say, while an additional 60,000 or so still ply their trade wherever they can.
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He's stated in the past that while he has an interest in the history of other nations, it's American history where he's chosen to ply his trade.
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The prints will remain on exhibit aboard the Akademik Sergey Vavilov and Akademik Ioffe, sibling 98-passenger ships that ply the Arctic and Antarctic regions, until March 18.
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NCI chairman James Metcalf will serve as the chief executive officer and chairman of the combined company, while Shawn Poe, Ply Gem's chief financial officer, will be CFO.
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The tri-ply DuPont Autograph 2 surface is considered one of the best nonstick coatings, and Amazon buyers reported hand washing the pots and pans is a breeze.
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If you want the performance of five-ply cladding without paying top dollar for a high-end set, try the Calphalon Signature Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set.
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Lia Diagnostics' website claims it goes down as well as 3-ply, a toilet paper weight that rural plumbing can't handle but that city toilets flush just fine.
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The preppers are swooping through, gathering up Purell, water, every ply of toilet paper, cereal, pasta, granola bars, cheese, dried fruit, and anything in a can that's edible.
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Aides to the senator were hovering around him, suggesting important business elsewhere, but he paid them no heed, and continued to ply me with questions for several minutes.
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Tomás Munita received first place for Feature Picture Story for his story "Cleaving to the Medieval, Journeymen Ply Their Trades in Europe," which was made for The Times.
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The rest seeps out across the country illicitly, through the mail, express delivery services, private vehicles and small aircraft that ply trafficking routes that have existed for decades.
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") Madeline's marriage is as strong as single-ply toilet paper, and her daughter, Chloe (Darby Camp) literally uses her face as a visual representation of the word "unhinged.
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For starters, the government should provide credit and, for those in the construction and tourism industries, ease cumbersome certification requirements so that they can ply their trade immediately.
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But AlphaTankers' Andrew Wilson called this a "drop in the ocean", given there are about 290,20203 vessels in the global fleet, of which about 22020,235 ply international routes.
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During the war years, Jewish actors and playwrights who were forbidden to perform elsewhere came to ply their trade, though they were not allowed to perform in Yiddish.
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For one week at the start of 2012, the social network adjusted its algorithms in order to ply nearly 700,000 users with content that triggered happy or sad feelings.
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While the bulk of its 1 million cocoa farmers ply their trade legally, Washington-based Mighty Earth estimates about a third of cocoa is grown illegally in protected areas.
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State law forbids prostitution in the more densely populated counties: it is illegal in Las Vegas and Reno, though that is where most sex-workers covertly ply their trade.
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He's a bit mad at me for bringing over so many people on Friday night, so I ply him with treats and toys, making sure he doesn't feel neglected.
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At any given moment, your experience and mine may be distinguishable not by the naked eye but by a data-thin ply that only one of us can see.
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Finding new uses for the classic Panamax ships has been difficult, including the ships actually being too big to ply container feeder routes, said VesselsValue associate director, Claudia Norrgren.
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Similarly, the Alliance understands that China is increasingly encroaching on everything from intellectual property to cyber hacking and obstructing sea lanes of commerce where many Allies ply their trade.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma will be available to answer questions and ply undecided members with analysis on how the bill would affect their states.
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They also greatly expanded the size of special forces, creating an vast reservoir of highly trained soldiers who could ply their services to regimes like the United Arab Emirates.
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Front Burner All-Clad, the cookware company, is introducing a new line of triple-ply stainless steel skillets and sauté pans that are reasonably nonstick without using special coatings.
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The holidays can be stressful — between handsy distant relatives, parents who hate your nose ring and siblings who ply you with endless punch, there are endless pitfalls to navigate.
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As we reported, Jamie Spears does not have the power under the conservatorship to either commit Britney against her will or to ply her with drugs against her will.
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Australia's national team coach, Sandy Brondello, is also the head coach of the Phoenix Mercury and encourages her national team players to ply their trade in the United States.
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Lam announced more restrictions on entry into the city, the people of Hong Kong didn't sigh with relief: We ran to supermarkets and panic-bought three-ply toilet tissue.
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HUDSON'S The three-story yacht that housed Fish Bar last year has been rechristened and will ply the river for dinner cruises flying the New York Cruise Lines flag.
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My husband would ply them with too much wine, a big platter of Carolina shrimp and grits, and I would sit by, wide-eyed and happy, pencil in hand.
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My husband would ply them with too much wine, a big platter of Carolina shrimp and grits, and I would sit by, wide-eyed and happy, pencil in hand.
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A taxi-driver explains that instead of operating in posh hotels and "super saunas", as many of them used to, Dongguan's sex workers now mainly ply their trade more discreetly.
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Arranged around one of these circular seats, in the welcome shade of a tree on Thomas Sankara Street, a group of women ply their wares – from eggs to shiny sandals.
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As millions of people prepare to give loved ones brand new smartphones this holiday season, Facebook is giving businesses more ways to ply their recipients with apps to populate them.
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U.S. carriers frequently ply the South China Sea as part of a rising pattern of naval deployments, and are now routinely shadowed by Chinese naval vessels, regional naval officers say.
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N and privately-held Ply Gem Parent LLC said on Tuesday they will merge in an all-stock deal, creating a company with an equity valuation of about $2.6 billion.
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" Al Jazeera reports the leader of Italy's far-right League party, Matteo Salvini, criticized the decision to welcome the migrants, saying the action "encourages human traffickers to ply their trade.
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She was not very much older than me but she was, I soon learned, unafraid to ply the streets of the city with smarts and gumption I did not have.
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Yes, Firehouse delivered, on both counts, so if you're ever stuck and don't mind paying upwards of $13 for a roll of double-ply, now you know what to do.
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Each trend on its own has been around for a while, but predatory journals effectively ply the two together for goals that have nothing to do with traditional scientific values.
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Too often parents and caretakers, in the interest of keeping youngsters subdued, ply them with snacks all day long, creating in some a lifelong oral drive linking comfort and food.
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By Thursday afternoon, some participants had already crossed illegally into Mexico on rafts that ply the river and had settled in temporary shelters run by the local municipality, Ciudad Hidalgo.
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The ironies of this cosplay are particularly rich given that Creighton and Norvell, who both make about $500,000 per year, ply their trade on the backs of unpaid student laborers.
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Working with manufacturers with centuries of experience, Made In emphasizes careful craftsmanship with high-quality materials (such as five-ply construction and 18/10 stainless steel) and smart, clever design.
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The debate helped obscure this central fact — a multibillion-dollar monopoly is, at this very hour, denying a worker the right to ply his trade and lying about doing so.
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U.S. carriers frequently ply the South China Sea in a rising pattern of naval deployments, and are now routinely shadowed by Chinese naval vessels, naval officers in the region say.
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Fear not though, Sterling would still be welcome to ply his trade in his home state as an amateur, wasting away his athletic prime without being compensated for his work.
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"Massterly" isn't just a pun on mass; "Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship" is the term Wilhelmson and Kongsberg coined to describe the self-captaining boats that will ply the seas of tomorrow.
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Whether you're lucky enough to have a long weekend ahead of you or not, we figured we'd ply you with a few selections for the day, and plenty for the night.
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For newcomers to fully clad stainless steel pots and pans, the Cuisinart Multiclad Pro Triple Ply Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set is a quality collection that's affordable and highly rated.
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Before V-E night is through, Freya will lead Nancy to her father's flat, ply her with whisky and Benzedrine and put "I Only Have Eyes for You" on the gramophone.
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Single family housing starts market growth assumption of 5% to 10% * Ply gem holdings inc - company's 2017 annual outlook is also based on an assumption of 3% to 5% growth in u.s.
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Although he was under no legal obligation to deal his point guard, continuing to employ a player who had asked to ply his trade elsewhere could have a toxic effect on morale.
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Candy is popular all year, but during the school-free summertime, parents can ply their kids with as much as they want without worrying about getting them too sugared up for bedtime.
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Under so-called third-party equivalence rules, foreign banks can ply their trade in the EU as long as the bloc deems that their regulations are sufficiently aligned with the EU's own.
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Ply Gem, which sells home exteriors like vinyl sidings and windows, was bought out by private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) in January and merged with Atrium Windows and Doors.
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"What you learn is that you're part of something and that when we are generous people are generous back," concludes Hunt, before heading off to ply another customer with cake and craziness.
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Giant cargo and oil tankers regularly ply those seas, and even the Crystal Serenity cruise ship, with 1,700 people onboard (many in black tie), has made the journey the past two summers.
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Giant cargo and oil tankers regularly ply those seas, and even the Crystal Serenity cruise ship, with 103,700 people onboard (many in black tie), has made the journey the past two summers.
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Most of their clients are Guatemalans who avoid paying duty on their purchases by returning illegally to Guatemala on rafts that ply the Suchiate River, which demarcates that section of the border.
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I had feared he would be lonely, a concern echoed by several of the Facebook viewers who watched me ply him with questions over a live video stream the morning we met.
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A single roll of the two-ply paper goes for $2628 on Amazon, slightly less than the $28503 that it costs for a role of toilet paper with pictures of Trump's face.
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His hardball language contrasted with the optimistic cadence of the closing remarks from Kavanaugh, who likely faces an even more contentious day when senators begin to ply him with questions on Wednesday.
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Residents have long expressed concern about the drug dealers who blend in among the heavy pedestrian traffic and use the shade of the overhead train tracks as cover to ply their trade.
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A single roll of the two-ply paper goes for $11.99 on Amazon, slightly less than the $85033 that it costs for a roll of toilet paper with pictures of Trump's face.
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Franz and Fiala seem as interested in the fallout of religious zealotry as they are in standard genre thrills, and they ply this theme well, if at times with a heavy hand.
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The ferry, the third one built for the Scottish firm by the shipyard, will ply between Glasgow and other main cities of Scotland's west coast and some islands of the Hebrides archipelago.
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Along the way, there are multiple chances for Jackie to ply his trade and banter with fellow comics, with more than a dozen (among them Hannibal Buress and Jim Norton) appearing as themselves.
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The Daihatsu DN Pro Cargo, with a focus on utility, would fit right in on the neon-lit, crowded streets of Tokyo 2049, allowing any vendor to ply their wares on the move.
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Because the emphasis is on attracting proprietary financial traders, who prefer to ply their trade on markets more vanilla than the LME with its arcane prompt date system and bewildering array of spreads.
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PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS ply their trade the whole year round, but the sport only kicks into gear fully in early April, when the Masters—the first of the four annual major tournaments—gets underway.
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In 22013, the CIA worked with US-based mafiosi to ply a worker at the Havana Libre Hotel with a pill containing botulinum toxin and instructions to slip it into Castro's daily milkshake.
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The country star is teaming up with Habitat for Humanity and Ply Gem, a manufacturer of exterior building materials, to build 15 homes for families in need of affordable housing in North Charleston.
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For the kitchen, Macy's has Cuisinart's Multiclad Pro Tri-Ply Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set on sale for $249.99, while Amazon has Nutri Ninja's Blender with FreshVac Technology on sale for $99.95.
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Though in most African countries it is mainly ancient secondhand Toyotas and Peugeots that ply the roads, car dealerships are full of newer models, and radio stations advertise loans to buy them with.
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The documents detail repeating cycles of alleged abuse in which the couple would ply their victims with alcohol and marijuana – as well as stronger drugs, their victims suspect – before assaulting and molesting them.
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Anglen was one of hundreds of people lined up next to the Fruit of the Loom booth in the CenturyLink Center, the exhibition space where Berkshire's subsidiaries ply their wares to Buffett fans.
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More than 70,000 tourists have traveled on four cruise ships that ply the South China Sea since the Paracels route was opened in April 2013, the Hainan Maritime Safety Administration said in January.
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This scary-looking yet simple equation should do the trick: (Price in dollars x 14400) ÷ (width of each sheet in inches x length of each sheet in inches x number of sheets on a roll x number of rolls) = cost in cents per square footAnd, when looking at costs, you should keep in mind that you will use fewer sheets of three-ply toilet paper on your bathroom trip than you'll need of one-ply because of the superior cleaning and absorbing abilities.
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It remains to be seen how Turkey plans to persuade ships to pay for using the canal when they can ply the Bosporus free of charge, a right enshrined in a convention of 1936.
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Brands everywhere are thirsting for attention, and they're willing to ply attendees with cheap (or free) drinks and loud music to attract throngs of techie, media and advertising people in town for the festivities.
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He suggests that companies invite recent grads and their parents to fancy open-house sessions, where the businesses can ply them with delicacies and explain that working in a factory is actually pretty awesome.
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"In fact, history offers many other options for you in your time of need if you cannot find a roll of your favorite soft, ultra plush two-ply citrus scented tissue," the police wrote.
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Today, Hefzur is safe, living with a foster family in small-town Michigan, where most of the boats that ply nearby Elk Lake are filled with families headed for sunny afternoons on the water.
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From next week, those 4,000 UK Uber drivers will face a hard cap of ten hours on the number of consecutive hours they can be logged in to ply their driving trade on the platform.
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It has always been the case that Republicans could finance these tax cuts with higher deficits, or leave the taxes in place but ply the Affordable Care Act's expenditures into different forms of government assistance.
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Not too expensive yet definitely not cheap, the reasonably priced Calphalon Tri-Ply Copper 10-Piece Cookware Set is perfect for home cooks who don't want to splurge on copper cookware yet still desire quality.
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The sleek Calphalon Signature Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set is great for people who want five-ply cladding stainless steel cookware but are reluctant — or just unable — to splurge on a high-end brand.
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When the truth status of political pronouncements is no longer subject to formerly accepted checks and balances, how is the novelist bent on playing with the line between "real" and "fake" to ply his trade?
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In the camps, many children study by themselves from tattered textbooks carried from Myanmar or purchased at local markets, where stalls ply a swift trade in copies of the Myanmar curriculum smuggled across the border.
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Ships now successfully ply the Northwest Passage in July — something that was unheard-of in 1845 when Sir John Franklin, a British explorer, tried to sail it, only to become icebound near King William Island.
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Once you've waddled home between your two bulky packs of scented Tempo, premium three-ply Virjoy or puppy-logo Andrex, where do you stash this bounty in a 200-square-foot apartment with no closets?
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At that time, prices were doubling every day, reaching a point where a single sheet of two-ply toilet paper cost nearly as much as a 500-Zimbabwe-dollar bill, then the smallest in circulation.
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Iran has one of the world's biggest tanker fleets, but many of the ships are ageing and require valid insurance, testing, inspection and certification, known as ship classification, to be able to ply international waters again.
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We know only the most amateur — or stone-hearted — This Is Us fan would even dream of turning on the TV Tuesday night without a brand-new box of extra-soft 2-ply tissues on standby.
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Iran has one of the world's biggest tanker fleets but many of the ships are ageing and require valid insurance, testing, inspection and certification, known as ship classification, to be able to ply international waters again.
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However, it had long been tolerated under the Congress party, which ruled the country for most of its independent history and prides itself on protecting Muslims and lower castes who ply the meat and leather trade.
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HELSINGOR, Denmark (Reuters) - A quiet revolution has taken place in the Oresund Strait between Sweden and Denmark where two of the world's largest battery-powered ferries ply the waters after being converted from polluting diesel power.
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A long-time member of Team Quest in Temecula, California alongside Dan Henderson, Saffiedine opted to ply his trade at another team: Tristar Gym in Montreal, Canada—the gym which houses his former adversary in MacDonald.
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It was time to take to the sea: The charter boats that ply Walker Bay have permits allowing them to get within 50 meters of the whales, so I knew we were in for guaranteed sightings.
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Maybe all the shelfposting got to you, or you were on your regular grocery run and saw people walking out of the store with arms overflowing with that sweet 2-ply, and bought a 12 pack.
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Qualcomm today unveiled a new automotive platform called Snapdragon Ride that's designed to power all levels of automated driving, from today's active safety systems in passenger cars to the robotaxis that may someday ply city streets.
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In their rough-hewed work boats, the baymen ply the bottom with 50-foot rakes outside the leased area and are barred from using most mechanical means, even running a boat engine while raking for clams.
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But given that the most popular comedy on TV right now is, like, Netflix showing reruns of old Friends episodes, there just aren't a lot of places for ANY decent sitcom writers to ply their trade.
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The only reasonable argument the Democrats could make to hold off on accepting this deal is that perhaps they might be able to ply even more out of the White House once negotiations start for real.
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He's laid some kind of science-fiction nonsense atop it because, apparently, the movie needed a ply of trashy pretension to echo Adrian Lyne's thriller "Jacob's Ladder" and complement the luxe incoherence of McConaughey's Lincoln ads.
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The new project will provide answers as to whether fuel-cell technology can serve as a viable replacement for the conventional diesel trucks that now ply the ports, hauling goods from ship to shipping depots, Lund added.
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These teams do so as foils, with Broughton and Kovacs looking outside the traditional definitions of architectural language for inspiration while Neimark and Atwood coyly ply the recesses of academia and practice for their brand of subversion.
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Yet one of the fastest-growing forms of power in our moment has gone relatively undetected: the power that comes with dominating the digital infrastructure that people have less and less of a choice not to ply.
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Prostitutes in Hong Kong can work legally in so-called one-woman brothels, but prostitution syndicates often earn their money by taking a share of the income of women who ply their trade in small, subdivided flats.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As the commercial fishermen who ply salmon-rich, southwestern Alaska pack away their fishing gear for the winter, many are watching anxiously as a controversial mine proposal moves through the federal permitting process.
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When I got Shameless and I got to act a lot, every week, sometimes every day for a week, for half the whole year and now it's gone on six years, I got to ply my trade.
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Spammers were relatively free to ply their trade at that point, but the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 did lead to some legal consequences down the road — although CAN-SPAM has still been called overly lax and ineffectual.
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Even so, many residents of Havana, Cuba's capital, had to pinch themselves when they saw Air Force One fly over the city on March 20th and the "Beast", as Mr Obama's armoured limousine is dubbed, ply the streets.
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"Tri-ply stainless steel heats up very quickly and allows for very precise temperature control, and in instances where you want your cookware to be light, versatile and quick to cool, stainless is a wonderful option," added Copenhaver.
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The line will include nine-pieces in total, including a printed t-shirt, pink trousers, two white textured pencil skirts, two 4-ply crepe tunic dresses, two pom-pom laden cropped sweaters, and one drape back bomber jacket.
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The plan arbitrarily divides the vehicles that ply our streets into for-hire vehicles and applies a surcharge — $2.50 per trip for taxis, $2.75 for for-hire, $0.75 shared for-hire — and lets all other vehicles go free.
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If you're feeling fancy, you can even open your scan in a browser and download it in a file format (OBJ, PLY, or GLTF) that's ready to be fiddled with in your desktop 3D modeling software of choice.
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They visit the Great Wall and bustling Peking, ride camels in the Gobi Desert, learn Chinese brush painting at a Buddhist monastery and float on the Li River, where the locals ply the ancient art of cormorant fishing.
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Dylan Carlson, the lead (electric) guitarist and singer of Earth, the doom-drone metal band from Seattle, will ply his dolorous gifts in the spacious Pontaut Chapter House, where Benedictine monks once discussed issues both sacred and profane.
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Ethiopia's economic development has long been hampered by poor roads and an aging fleet of trucks, which ply the route between the industrial heartlands in the center of the country and Djibouti, Ethiopia's main import and export route.
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China's air quality is going to come under even further pressure, with another 100 million vehicles set to ply its roads in the coming five years, the State Administration for Market Regulation said in comments posted on its website.
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She is one of 80 sex workers who ply their trade in Holbeck's "managed area", an industrial part of Leeds where, from 8pm to 6am, prostitutes can solicit and punters can kerb-crawl without getting collared by the police.
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When I was getting an MFA in painting in London in 2004, MBA already in hand, I began teaching business to my fellow painters, taping the newspaper, triple-ply, to my own paintings, and using it as a blackboard.
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And just to add to the hype, the brand just recently shot the sweater on Karen Elson and Martha Hunt, so on top of everything else, this comfy, 7-ply wool-cashmere must-have is now officially model-approved.
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These 9003-metre, half-tonne vessels—it has so far built 20 of them, one of which is shown on the cover of this quarterly—are designed to ply the seas autonomously, using carbon-fibre wings as their sails.
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Dozens of double-masted dahabiyas and river cruisers now ply the Nile, but I was drawn to the low-key Orient — a charming wooden sailboat, it has a capacity of 2000 people but I was joined by only four.
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There is the harbor traffic — ferries, tugboats, barges and other large vessels that ply the Hudson — that must be diverted, along with a designated area for the more than 700 personal recreational boats expected to anchor for the event.
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You've just about had it with movies in which children vanish from planes; psycho killers ply women with Sea Breezes at the airport bar; and Liam Neeson, Wesley Snipes, or Kurt Russell so much as go near a 747.
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - Far from the sunny, wide streets of Phoenix, where Waymo's self-driving taxis ply their trade, a handful of European startups are developing driverless cars to navigate the clogged, chaotic, rain-swept roads of European cities.
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There would be far less need for drug and device sales representatives who ply their trade office to office and hospital to hospital in a single-payer system, or one in which prices are set at a national level.
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Even those that are connected often find their pipes empty: Demand has far outpaced supply, forcing the rationing of municipal water delivery and compelling residents to buy water at inflated prices from tanker trucks that ply the unpaved roads.
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Wallick, 35, a professional firefighter with a love of hunting and angling, distinguishes this brand of "aerial bowfishing" from more traditional methods by which archers ply the river at night with spotlights, hunting for carp swimming beneath the surface.
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Wallick, 35, a professional firefighter with a love of hunting and angling, distinguishes this brand of "aerial bowfishing" from more traditional methods by which archers ply the river at night with spotlights, hunting for carp swimming beneath the surface.
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The stationer Dempsey & Carroll is offering a 35 percent discount on its Bespoke Collection of 2645 No. 260 three-ply correspondence cards, 2168 matching envelopes and one-line engraving plate ($275, originally $2940) through the end of the month.
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The group's closest peers are not just other terrorist organizations, then, but also the Western brands, marketing firms, and publishing outfits—from PepsiCo to BuzzFeed—who ply the Internet with memes and messages in the hopes of connecting with customers.
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Spurred on by rock bottom oil prices, tankers and cargo ships are turning back the clock and taking routes across the globe more akin to schooners of the 19th century than the technological marvels that ply the seas these days.
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However, traders such as flavored tobacco vendors and corn on the cob sellers have in recent days flocked to the area to ply their trade in the revitalized center of town, while deserted buildings have been repurposed for community initiatives.
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He lost that election—big time—but, according to Daniel Okrent's book Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition, he learned from it, and henceforth used liquor to ply the masses on his next go-around for elected office.
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The Palestinian fishermen's union said waters they could ply, currently limited by the Israeli navy to between 6 miles and 9 miles (9 km and 15 km) off Gaza's coast, would on Monday be expanded to between 12 and 15 miles.
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"The blurring of lines between the original two tier sector continues and effectively allows private hire operators to 'ply for hire' via an app so they can just congregate where they know there will be lots of people and wait."
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Context Art Miami When: November 211001–December 2119 Where: 2120 NE 2120th Street (Miami) Art Miami's slightly smaller sister fair, Context boasts 2128 exhibitors, who will ply their wares at a new location this year, just a block north in Wynwood.
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Well, this week, if you look up, all you can see are the thin ply-wood boards surrounding us on all sides because we are in a coffin and we are buried alive in the horror that is this election.
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Granted, there have been a few who have taken up politics who have utilized the opportunity to do good, but unfortunately, far too many who ply this trade do so only to satiate their own egos, and they know it too.
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Five-ply cladding, which conducts and retains heat better, is sturdier and more resistant to warping, but more expensive, slower to heat up, and according to the cooking pros we consulted for this guide, not necessarily crucial for better cooking.
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Its various pieces accommodate diverse dishes, from eggs, steaks, and pasta to stews, soups, and more — all benefiting from five-ply cladding composed of three inner layers of aluminum fused between two outer layers of stainless steel for stability and durability.
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They also ply weary residents with treats, such as on one Saturday morning last spring, when producers filming at the Riviera, a co-op in Washington Heights, brought in a Wafels & Dinges truck to present 250 free waffles to residents.
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We enter Casanova's Venice through an initial gallery of half a dozen vedute, or cityscape paintings, by Canaletto: black-veiled women gossip beneath the arches of the Palazzo Ducale, and boatmen ply the lagoon between San Marco and San Giorgio Maggiore.
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But the crackdown by the Turkish authorities has apparently not discouraged a widening network of hard-pressed but accomplished Ukrainian yachtsmen who ply the narrow Bosporus and are willing to smuggle Afghans, Iraqis, Syrians and others with the means and money.
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My instinct is to wag a rhetorical finger and tell her how lucky she is to have parents who can trot her off to camp instead of having her ply her skills with a finicky Taco Bell fryer, as mine did.
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"You'll be the only living man for a hundred miles in every direction," he is told, but the boat that takes him there seems to ply back and forth with cheerful frequency, and we see Tom tapping out messages in Morse.
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They look at dresses, and go back and forth about which one to select for the bridesmaids to wear; Helen insists on an $800 Fritz Bernaise gown, while Annie, who is broke, tries to ply the group with something cheaper.
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The six pieces are made in Italy and all have a five-ply construction of stainless steel (the top and bottom layers) and aluminum (the core), which provide them with great heat distribution and retention capabilities, as well as lifelong durability.
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A recently published Amazon patent depicts a delivery drone capable of recognizing and responding to human gestures and speech, which means you may want to practice the art of supplication to ensure proper delivery of that two-ply to your front porch.
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The toy's packaging recommends sticking with two or three-ply TP for best results, which will reduce the number of shots you can fire before a reload is needed, but will also result in better performance (heavier spitballs) when you pull the trigger.
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TMZ has reported, Lynne became alarmed when she read various posts on social media that Jamie was allegedly forcing Britney into the mental health facility where she stayed for 30 days, and that he ordered doctors to ply her with certain drugs.
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The tactic of using alcohol and weed to ply the masses is being spearheaded by one Andrew Anglin, a prominent neo-Nazi figure and the founder of The Daily Stormer website, along with representatives of the Right Stuff, another popular alt-right website.
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But no guard was visible that day and nobody intervened when smugglers armed with pistols assembled the migrants into groups of 0003 or 30 and loaded them onto hasakas, the small wooden boats with engines that ply this part of the coast.
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Platforms like Postmates, Uber, or Lyft all make use of some form of a "surge"—economic levers that can sometimes extract more money from customers for services, and other times ply workers back onto the road with higher pay to fulfill demand.
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With U.S. shale production ticking up and non-OPEC producers such as those in central Asia also eyeing increases, rates could be supported for smaller Suezmax and Aframax tankers which ply these routes carrying 1 million barrels and 0003,000 barrels of oil respectively.
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"This is a little family business that's been in Times Square since 1995, when Times Square was still a toilet, and we give these guys the opportunity to ply their craft in the middle of the theater district to sing," he said.
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However, it is tax legislation that has made it possible for corporate America to park huge profits overseas, to make rich people richer and spawn and support a vast array of non-tax paying organizations to ply their wares at our expense.
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Obviously you're deep in preparation for Father's Day, America's most important holiday, when you'll give dear old dad his annual tie adorned with harps and shamrocks, and ply him on Sunday morning with fancy French toast (above), glazed bacon and Vietnamese iced coffee.
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For the captains who ply New York harbor, the busiest harbor on the eastern seaboard, it is a chance to celebrate their river and their boats and a vital city industry that chugs along, rain or shine, in the shadows of skyscrapers.
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In the suit, Garcia claims he was raped and sexually assaulted by Harte "dozens of times," and that the executive would show him porn and ply him with alcohol, after which Garcia says he would wake up naked the next morning beside Harte.
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There is a widespread belief that it does, however, and that has allowed the Trump administration to portray its pitiless war on informal networks of transnational mobility as a way to protect vulnerable people, especially children, from the "criminals" who ply them.
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A shed in the backyard, called Café Gams, has become an occasional gallery; friends have dropped by to ply their individual trades, whether that is recording music or putting on a "she-chimp" suit and painting signs on commission for $25 a pop.
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According to the docs ... Cosby would target women substantially younger than him, invite them to hang out, get them to trust him because of his celebrity status, ply them with intoxicants and then sexually assault them while they were not fully conscious.
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I was just wri... (Sees this picture again, slips back into boredom-induced coma.) RATING: NO POPEYES The NBA's forgotten man, living on the busted-ass outskirts of New Orleans, just trying to ply his trade until some event or other makes his team descent.
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Along with a picture posted on Instagram of himself in the Albuquerque gym flanked by his brother, UFC flyweight Sergio Pettis, Brandon 'Six Gun' Gibson, Izzy Martinez and Roberto Alencar, Pettis announced his attention to ply his trade in the featherweight ranks from now on.
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Not only is the weed industry indirectly poaching low-paid employees at restaurants, it's also doing so directly, according to Jennifer Jasinski, a Denver restaurateur, with some skilled pastry chefs leaving kitchen work to ply their trade making medicated pastries and candies of all varieties.
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As part of a wider project of automating the inspection and maintenance of infrastructure, Dr Purnell and his colleagues are looking at automatic systems which might be fitted to vehicles that ply regular routes, such as buses, to examine roads routinely for signs of damage.
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Barcelona is a year-round tourist hotspot, and also pulls in scores of tech industry and business visitors thanks also to generous conference facilities — making it another attractive location for Uber to ply its trade in Spain, in spite of local taxi industry hostility.
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Kleenex On-the-Go Travel Pack Tissues, $2.28, available at AmazonA good number of ski resorts I've gone to stock tissues and napkins, but they're usually the standard 1-ply type and scruffy — not the best ones to use for runny noses post-trail.
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Beware if you ply yourself with caffeinated drinks throughout the day in an attempt to stay awake; Dr. Czeisler said that half the amount of caffeine you consume stays in your system for six to nine hours and can interfere with a good night's rest.
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This cookware is constructed of five-ply cladding: a copper core sandwiched between two layers of aluminum that are encased within two layers of stainless steel, which serve as the internal cooking surface and the external surface exposed to the heating element and air.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Uber Technologies may roll out a new service in Kenya to help users book seats on minibuses that ply the streets of the congested capital, if tests on the product in Egypt and Mexico prove successful, a company executive said on Wednesday.
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That's why the republican revolutions of Enlightenment Europe impacted the Jews more culturally, or commercially, than politically: Their upheavals meant that more sons of moneylenders were allowed into schools and allowed to ply other trades, though justice, as always, was gradual, and far from global.
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So for the new study, which was published this month in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, Dr. El-Sohemy, together with his graduate student Nanci Guest and other colleagues, decided to ply about 100 willing, young, male athletes with various doses of the drug.
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That first day, you ply them with a lot more juice and freeze pops than you normally would, so that they have to pee more and get all the practice they need in one day to begin recognizing new habits they'll have to adopt.
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Every mixed martial artist puts his or her body through the ringer but Cyborg is the only truly great champion fighter, maybe the only truly great athlete, who has to consistently distort herself and deny the messages of her own body to ply her trade.
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"These awards speak well of journalists who ply their craft with open eyes — and open minds," said John Darnton, the curator of the Polk Awards, established in memory of George Polk, a CBS News correspondent who was murdered in 1948 while covering the civil war in Greece.
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In addition to staples such as its Kirkland Signature brand toilet paper (30 rolls of two-ply tissue cost $18.99 online), Costco has an ever-rotating lineup of surprise deals — like designer Marc Jacobs, Coach and Rebecca Minkoff bags around the holidays — which keeps customers hunting.
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Detroit's offense will keep them in more games than they deserve to win this year, and it's always fun to watch superstars, even aging ones, ply their craft, but the team's lack of impact pitching will almost certainly keep them from threatening for the division title.
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Unsurprisingly, many of these athletes ply their trade in the wealthiest and most influential domestic competitions of Western Europe: the English Premier League, Spain's La Liga, Germany's Bundesliga and Italy's Serie A. But they also came from leagues in places as disparate as Mexico, Turkey and China.
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Eventually, the store employees step in and break it up ... but not before the woman who was apparently left ply-less demanded (begged?) for just one pack of toilet paper from the mother-daughter duo who swept the place and filled their own cart with several loads.
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Sure, a stadium allows for atmosphere, but only in the sense that the audience has to sit somewhere, and if teams can park fans into gilded suites, ply them with $270 beers and assault their senses with bright lights and thumping music, well, all the better.
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You can expect that trend of running opposite small promotions and signing every indie worker in sight to continue, until everyone wonders how we're awash in wrestlers with no place to ply their trade except in WWE performance centers, and why everyone on TV looks and acts the same.
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When fleeing from angry gun-toting slave-owners in New Orleans, he crept into the French Quarter and inveigled his way into a luxurious brothel by seducing the madam, who fell in love with him and asked her butler to ply him with fine wine and Cajun delicacies.
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Among the loans boosting the leveraged fee pool were those made to back auto parts maker Tenneco's purchase of Federal-Mogul from Icahn Enterprises, Amneal Pharmaceuticals' merger with fellow generics drug maker Impax Laboratories, and building products manufacturer Ply Gem Holdings' take-private by buyout firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.
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A note on eco-toxicity and marine cleaning and maintenance:It's all too easy to poison the waters our boats are built to ply, and there are plenty of highly toxic cleaning agents available that do so once you've pumped them out of your bilge and into the water.
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Women's combat sports have always been less lucrative than men's but with the UFC, Bellator, and now a whole heap of other companies promoting women on an even footing with men, suddenly world-class female fighters are coming over from boxing and kickboxing to ply their trade in MMA.
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In keeping with the garishness for which Times Square is renowned, work crews on Thursday coated parts of the pavement in "techno-teal" paint to mark the "designated activity zones" where costumed characters, bus tour ticket sellers and other sidewalk solicitors will be confined while they ply their trade.
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You can buy it in its simplest form for $1.50 in Manhattan's Chinatown, from carts that ply the sidewalks of Hester, Rutgers or Centre Streets, or from the Sun Hing Lung tofu factory's takeout window on Henry Street, although you have to get there before it closes by midafternoon.
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Wanderlei Silva, who was given a lengthy suspension after literally running away from a random drug test in Las Vegas, opted to ply his trade in his former stomping ground Japan—competing in an exhibition two-on-two grappling match for Rizin FF against Sakuraba as his suspension was ongoing.
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Le Creuset 10-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set — $479.99 See Details This tri-ply stainless steel set includes a 10-inch fry pan, a two-quart saucepan, a three-quart saucepan, and a seven-quart stockpot (plus three matching lids) whose external layers have been infused with titanium to prevent scorching.
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For Jimmy Kimmel, Danielle took a page out of the Kardashians' style book wearing a sheer long-sleeve top over a black bra paired with a full A-line black satin skirt both courtesy of PLY, and a pair of purple suede pumps to add an extra dose of color.
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Following an incident near the Senkakus in September of 2010, when a Chinese fishing trawler deliberately rammed a Japanese Coast Guard ship, Japan claims it has taken a soft approach, urging Japanese fishermen to steer clear of the islands even as Chinese ships continue to ply the waters around the Senkakus.
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The flyweight division is treated as an awkward sausage factory where fighters ply their trade exclusively in three round fights at the start of the night, in front of half empty arenas, and if they pick up two or three wins they immediately get catapulted into a fight with Johnson.
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While the show is ostensibly about love and marriage, it's also about showcasing the craziness that ensues when you cut a group of adults off from the rest of the world, drop them in a fishbowl, ply them with plenty of alcohol, and tell them to date each other on camera.
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Mr. Haniya complained that Israel had failed to ease restrictions at border crossings, was continually restricting and extending the zone in which it lets Gaza fishermen ply the Mediterranean as a "form of blackmail," and had committed "naval piracy" by firing on and arresting fishermen and confiscating dozens of boats.
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While knockouts are not as common in Muay Thai as sports which discourage extended clinchwork, and elbow knockouts are even rarer, Muangthai has earned a reputation as a ferocious finisher and you could certainly waste your time in less enjoyable ways than watching this relentless young man ply his trade.
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"The horrific behavior displayed by these individuals is a sign of the disregard and disrespect of the truly spiritual creatures that ply our oceans," Liz Lewis, director of field operations for Springcreek Conservation, an educational organization that financially supports the Museum of Natural History of Rio Seco in Chile, told Fox News.
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She had moved from rural Cambodia to the capital, Phnom Penh, when she was just ten to work as a babysitter, and then at 215, turned to the "entertainment industry"—the broad-sweeping term used in Cambodia for the karaoke bars, beer gardens and nightclubs where female sex workers often ply their trade.
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There's a brand-new woman who wants to ply her trade at the local brothel, The Gem, and the movie draws lines between her and many other women of the Gem from Deadwood's three-season run, but not in a way that definitively makes her the daughter of one of them or something.
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The Siris and Alexas who help us Google stuff and buy things; the C.G.I. Instagram models and robotic YouTube stars who ply us with entertainment; and the real women like Kylie Jenner, who are starting to look more and more like cyborgs as they meld with the platforms we watch them on.
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Aside from a sizeable stint in the top flight prior to World War II, the club didn't ply its trade professionally until it reached the third division of the Yugoslav National League in the '88-89 season, four years before the socialist federation and its football leagues splintered into individual associations and states.
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The German's rise up the all-time scoring charts was not one that many predicted when he made his NBA debut in 1998 when some said he was too soft, not strong enough, couldn't rebound and had a style of play not suitable for the NBA, where the world's best basketball players ply their trade.
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Globe-trotting fly-fishing enthusiasts can ply all manner of waters in the region, from big freestone rivers to deep azure lakes to tiny meandering spring creeks, and those waters hold fish in numbers and sizes (including bona fide monsters; fish over 240-inches aren't unheard of here) that are hard to find anywhere else.
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It's hard to imagine a better demonstration of the state of AAA gaming today than Assassin's Creed Odyssey, a game where the whole of the wine-dark Classical Aegean is available for you to ply with your oars — but which operates according to a risible, cartoonish video game logic that seems, if possible, even more anachronistic.
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For two decades, monument status has protected this mostly uninhabited high-desert region where ancestral Native American rock art and ruins are on view, backcountry hiking is accelerating in popularity, kayakers ply the Escalante River, rock climbers ascend towers and canyon walls, and the fossils of newly discovered species of dinosaurs are unearthed every few years.
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On a human level, the prospect of another set of Silver and Skelos trials probably resulted in a cri de coeur among Albany's professional class — staff members, lobbyists and aides who normally ply their trade from deep in the woodwork — who had been forced to appear on the stand or were name-checked in various ways.
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