Experts generally recommend putting aside 10% to 20% of pay.
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Putting aside these macro issues, I was also deeply depressed.
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Putting aside "Jefferson in Paris," shtupping POTUS isn't on the list.
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Putting aside Bach's sportocrat snobbery, there is a critical lesson here.
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Putting aside the thorny constitutional question, there are also practical problems.
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Putting aside privacy concerns, there are major problems with this proposal.
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Corley suggests putting aside 20 percent or more of each paycheck.
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In 2014, Google started putting aside some money for a potential fine.
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Putting aside the logistics, I'm baffled as to why anyone would want this.
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It's also about putting aside your pride, differences and beliefs and working together.
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I had all those demos that I was putting aside for a record.
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Putting aside the nefariousness of the event, I'd become one with the crowd.
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That means putting aside partisanship in the hyper-polarized time we live in.
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Putting aside a longstanding reluctance to address it, you finally consult a therapist.
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Putting aside the style crimes committed here, there are other implications to consider.
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Putting aside questions about the consistency of their methods, does fact-checking work?
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For instance, putting aside $25 every week will get you $1,300 in a year.
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He was fully appreciative of what he was putting aside in the short term.
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There are a few moving pieces here, even putting aside your relatives' sillier claims.
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It stresses scopophilic pleasure while mostly putting aside political questions of gender-based prejudice.
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I congratulated myself on putting aside pretense and finding ways to enjoy the album.
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Putting aside fears over the coronavirus, the cruise holiday industry is picking up steam.
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Even putting aside the big story and unwieldy ensemble, we're talking about Apocalypse here.
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Putting aside specs for a minute, Razer seems to have really delivered on design here.
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It's good to see Facebook and Snap putting aside their differences for a good cause.
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The Bankrate survey found that 1 in 93 people are putting aside nothing at all.
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But putting aside some of the latest data, it has been steady rather than spectacular.
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Putting aside the concerns of a cosmopolitan elite, this is not necessarily a bad thing.
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Putting aside Trump's personal stance, Amazon has come under fire from key Democrats like Sen.
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And it was just too important to him to keep putting aside for Blink-182.
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" Putting aside any significance the series might hold in the broader Patriots Kremlinology, "Tom vs.
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That means putting aside parochial politics and embracing the global challenge of fighting climate change.
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Putting aside her anxiety and sorrow, she sent out an email invitation to select friends.
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But putting aside Trump's torrent tangents, ask yourself this: What was THE STORY of Thursday?
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Putting aside such speculations, the overarching geographical narrative of the election is plain to see.
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Putting aside the growing threat from Islamic jihadist terrorism, most of America's problems are home grown.
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Even putting aside the higher salaries found abroad, spouses and social networks there are powerful anchors.
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Putting aside the substance of Trump's tweets, there is the additional issue of simple, ordinary politeness.
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Their employers could be putting aside a lot of money to meet their future pension commitments.
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Further, putting aside race and political leanings, his record deserves to be celebrated on its own.
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Putting aside the merits of the underlying antitrust claim, this case comes down to first principles.
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Since I&aposm a freelancer, I&aposll be putting aside a sum for my own retirement.
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To offset the next emergency, experts recommend putting aside three to six months of living expenses.
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Insurance company profits are up and projected premiums are down — putting aside the Trump administration's destabilization.
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Putting aside disputes over data, anecdotally the effect of the laws on the city's scene was obvious.
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Francis surprised members of the commission by putting aside his entire prepared speech and chatting to them.
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Putting aside these spending patterns and cost, a fixed-dollar block grant is no substitute for Medicaid.
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He is putting aside Mr. Trump's comments and relying on soldier-to-soldier bonds to deter Russia.
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Gavin Newsom (D), and that they're putting aside political differences to do what's best for their people.
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Also, note what you are putting aside every month into a savings account and a retirement account.
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Putting aside these unusual aspects of the Comey statement, he was certainly correct in his ultimate recommendation.
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Another thing that gig workers need to pay attention to is putting aside money for income tax.
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Those considerations might require putting aside immediate questions of justice for abusers within the regime, Arnson stressed.
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In fact, 40 percent of people surveyed by Stash are not putting aside anything for their future retirement.
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Putting aside how basic wearing Uggs makes you look, people love the boots because they're warm and comfy.
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But putting aside engineering, how good can the bots be if they just lost two matches against humans?
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Forgiven student loan debt is considered taxable income, so Mayotte recommends putting aside money for that eventual bill.
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But Duterte has sought to turn foe to friend, visiting Beijing in October, largely putting aside the dispute.
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Putting aside the astonishing atmospherics, the facts of Comey's account are what we expected, but not much more.
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SPEAKING OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION, PUTTING ASIDE THIS CASE, WHAT ABOUT EPA REQUIREMENTS AND EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS IN GENERAL?
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How is that good on any metric of success, putting aside the moral and ethical aspects of that?
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But even putting aside the newer devices, could GovtOS every really be limited to just one iPhone 5C?
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Putting aside the magical Bluetooth pairing process, AirPods leverage normal Bluetooth audio (A2DP) to communicate with your device.
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Even putting aside the Fed, the data should hold some important and market-moving economic information for investors.
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Even putting aside the human cost, there are powerful economic arguments for doing more to prepare for disasters.
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Steve Collins: Putting aside those who rarely pay attention anything political, Maine's pretty hyped about the court fight.
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As in any good prizefight, everybody came out the richer Friday, putting aside the potentially severe internal injuries.
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Putting aside the question of election interference by governments overseas, the biggest threat to our democracy is homegrown.
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Putting aside the wisdom of calling out the best player in the league, did he have a case?
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Indeed, import taxes — putting aside rhetoric about defending jobs — are well-known to have devastating effects on consumers.
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Putting aside the race politics here — and this is a big aside — we were right on the law.
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Putting aside the Moore controversies, Siegel accused central bankers of suffering from groupthink that can lead to policy errors.
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Google, putting aside all its moonshots and heroic mission statements, is a "starting point" powered by a shopping engine.
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Putting aside the matter of her colonialist exploits, Wasikowska's Alice Kingsleigh is a convention-defying, self-actualized Victorian female.
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Putting aside Kanye West's tendency to embroil himself in touchy matters, Christina Aguilera praises the rapper for his artistry.
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But we can only succeed if we work together, putting aside our political beliefs to achieve this shared goal.
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Putting aside my personal enjoyment at watching Fox News anchors fight over and with Trump, Kelly is 100% correct.
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Putting aside the markdowns and upsells, the sheer simplicity of streaming's pricing model ought to make it complaint-proof.
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While Schutz says the major banks can handle putting aside reserves, investors should be wary of some smaller names.
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"Putting aside vanities and selfishness, practicing honesty, industriousness and decency, we will also be contributing to GDP," he said.
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Putting aside her mother's rigorous prep school plans, the girl embarks on an adventure to find the Little Prince.
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Massachusetts is putting aside $2 million to test for lead in public schools' drinking water, the Boston Globe reports.
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Putting aside Whitehouse's own bias in identifying a pattern of bias, he, like many others, confuse principle with politics.
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Putting aside the question of sullying a beer festival with downer science, though, the study had an important aim.
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What you should be putting aside, what you should be thinking about, how much you should be spending, etc.
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Putting aside the legalisms, the case came down to a battle over how to divvy up retail sales revenue.
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Putting aside the fact that I'm a massive fan of Kim, SKIMS completely changed my attitude about my undergarments.
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I'm putting aside the issue of whether metrics of consumer enthusiasm are entirely appropriate in the realm of psychotherapy.
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They are putting aside for now their divisions over Israel to join forces to resist whatever may come next.
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Putting aside Christianity's obvious redemption narrative, Wise seems to acknowledge that there's an inherent gloominess baked into Western religious traditions.
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Doubts also abounded over the chances of OPEC putting aside a market share battle in order to prop up prices.
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All Americans, Republicans and Democrats alike, will benefit from putting aside individual differences to find joint solutions to pressing issues.
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He said it was "not true" that Greece was putting aside money on its own to make the debt repayment.
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Putting aside the fact that Fernandinho was also sent off in the ensuing melee, Aguero's red could seriously hamper City.
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He's guessing that some wine drinkers may be putting aside their political preferences to uncork a bottle from Trump Winery.
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" And putting aside 22019, Wade said the "demand for someone who can shake up Washington is stronger today than ever.
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Some find faith in family, and the fellowship that comes from putting aside personal differences and coming together this season.
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Try putting aside 5 percent to 10 percent of your pay each month into a money market or savings account.
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Putting aside all of the things it actually does for a second, the wristband it came with is generally inoffensive.
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Putting aside such rank conflict of interest (as Pursey himself has done) we need to evaluate Pursey's facts and motives.
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Meanwhile, those aged 38-70, incorporating Generation X and baby boomers, were putting aside around 14-15% of their earnings.
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There is almost no evidence to support the possibility of true bipartisanship or his putting aside the politics of anger.
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Putting aside any pretense toward nuance or complexity, the paper has surrendered to the sensibility of left-wing political activists.
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Putting aside the model, the fact that the eventual winner in Iowa is currently polling below 30% shouldn't be surprising.
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Without putting aside your sense of watchful caution, though, you might want to give it the benefit of the doubt.
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In a two-California scenario, putting aside the water issues, it might seem logical to simply separate north and south.
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Nominees Putting aside some behind-the-scenes drama at the Recording Academy, Sunday's show belongs to the singers and musicians.
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So, putting aside the drama for a moment, how would her plan impact America's approximately 30 million small business owners?
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Putting aside whether these are worthy programs, cutting either would save money for the government in precisely the same way.
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Putting aside personal rivalries, with my second pick, I'm taking Kevin Durant because he, too, is really good at basketball.
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"If they build this thing," Ms. Mejia said, putting aside her reservations for a moment, "who's going to even need Manhattan?"
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Putting aside the absurdity of his tantrum's substance, and it's clear he's really going to regret some word choices in here.
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This all sounds kind of like normal teenage stuff, but I kept putting aside other things to play more and more.
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Unity required putting aside the ancient rivalry between France and Germany, and binding together countries with different languages, cultures and economies.
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Putting aside the simpler issue of future tax burdens, should we be worried about whether government debt bogs down America's economy?
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Putting aside Washington's rhetorical excesses, China and Europe know that the U.S. does not want to destroy the current world order.
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Putting aside Roger Goodell's Napoleon Complex and Tom Brady's balls, the core of the case involved the sanctity of arbitration clauses.
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Opposed: OK, but even putting aside the trade deadline, what's the deal with some of the roster decisions they've been making?
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I don't think putting aside the concerns of transgender people or gay people to chase votes is ever the right move.
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Putting aside the jokes, Mr. Obama spent part of his speech trumpeting his administration's accomplishments on jobs, housing and health care.
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And — putting aside the fraught social issues of needing to know your family member's locations — it's kind of amazing that it exists.
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In other words, the worst case scenario of OPEC and non-OPEC countries putting aside their production cut agreements could play out.
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Facts First: Putting aside Trump's charge against Kerry, which Kerry flatly denies, here's what you need to know about the Logan Act.
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So he&aposs been putting aside the constitutional issue, he can&apost defy the Department of Justice and bring in an indictment.
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And putting aside any of the other niceties about ergonomics and thinness, the core of any e-reader experience is the screen.
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Even putting aside how dope that particular story is by itself, there are just too many goddamn people in Game of Thrones.
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Putting aside the obvious moral implications, these problems are not good for the business of Twitter, which is beginning to really struggle.
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The step might be as simple as putting aside any past ugliness or creating a way the other person could save face.
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Putting aside the possibility that this was an attempt to please Schiano's agent, the influential Jimmy Sexton, this was truly mind-boggling.
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Putting aside these costly services of all sorts, however, the more dangerous development in campus consumerism has taken place in the classroom.
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Putting aside that legal judgment, the glaring absence of any articles of impeachment related to Russia would raise a rather obvious problem.
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In the dot-com crash of the early 2000s, her family lost the college savings they had been putting aside for her.
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Even putting aside all of the idiosyncratic Saudi risk this deal carries, perhaps the most obvious and profound is interest rate risk.
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Putting aside the risks and merits of geoengineering—I'll leave that to Meyer's piece—it's undoubtedly an extreme response to global warming.
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"Putting aside the fundraising that accompanied the creation of Ether... current offers and sales of Ether are not securities transactions, " he said.
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But putting aside the legalities for a moment, it can be challenging ethically to decide whether a preference in hiring is objectionable.
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"Putting aside that they are inaccurate and wholly gratuitous, the government's demeaning attacks on (Health Choice) are legally irrelevant," the brief said.
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It's all about being optimistic about your future self and caring for that person by putting aside money for them to enjoy.
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One by one or all at once, geographically or conceptually, putting aside gleaming Burt Lancaster, someone should be using all that water.
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Putting aside these technical hurdles: political gridlock could prevent a state from acting prior to the Graham-Cassidy start-date in 2020.
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Putting aside the propriety of such statements, they do not constitute a criminal conspiracy to hack the system, even after the fact.
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Putting aside the movie stereotype of the serial killer, what you really know is that this is someone who killed two people.
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Putting aside the original Guardians of the Galaxy for a moment, almost every Marvel movie has been centered around good old planet Earth.
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Putting aside all of the political concerns and Trump's trade war, China's top phone makers are squeezing Apple hard with more dazzling innovations.
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"I wish that all members of Congress would come together putting aside partisanship, because this really is not a partisan issue," she added.
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Kathie Lee Gifford will be putting aside her morning glass of wine and will step away from the NBC's "TODAY" show in April.
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"What is certain is that by putting aside or suspending our commitments we will increase the speed of our nuclear activities," said Kamalvandi.
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Even putting aside her husband's PG-13 affair with an intern, it's still not clear what the ending of Hillary's story will be.
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He praised Duterte for last year putting aside festering disputes with China and visiting Beijing, a trip he said was an "ice-breaker".
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Along with the vertical launch site in Sutherland, the government is also putting aside money for a "horizontal" spaceport elsewhere in the country.
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Putting aside the dizzying number of controversies its weathered, Twitter's business is still in rough shape, saved only by a static stock price.
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Putting aside the Justice Department's appeal that was announced last week, the company also owns Time Warner media properties including CNN and HBO.
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When Sherlock needs a convenient shill in the morgue, there's Molly, conveniently putting aside her own unrequited love for him to help him.
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Putting aside the specific content of the recent blasts from the Oval smart phone, the President's ongoing Twitter storms make all leaders uneasy.
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I felt a touch of exhilaration; she was putting aside her conventional, ingrained hearingness and coming to meet me in my visual world.
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Putting aside every other facet of the presidency, this terrifying list should be enough to fire you up to vote on November 8.
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They recovered the barren stretch of land in 2001 after putting aside clan rivalries and enlisting the aid of federal and provincial authorities.
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Salesforce said Thursday it will move its Marketing Cloud service to Microsoft's Azure public cloud, putting aside the rivalry between the two companies.
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It is everyone putting aside the usual ebb and flow of their respective days to plonk themselves cross-legged on the filthy earth.
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Even putting aside all of that context: Fallen Kingdom is likely no more than two weeks away from being a billion-dollar movie.
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Financial planners like Maria Bruno, head of U.S. wealth planning research with Vanguard, recommend putting aside 270% of your pretax salary for retirement.
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Putting aside Bernie's new plan and new willingness to contrast with Warren, you can tell his heart attack had an impact on him.
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Putting aside quarrels about the specific numbers, one can accept the broad truth of Pfaff's data without necessarily buying into his position completely.
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The taste of boys and girls also changed, with younger and younger children putting aside dolls and trucks for electronics and video games.
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But putting aside MoviePass' unsavory business strategy and its ever-shifting goals, the company proved the immense consumer appetite for theater subscription models.
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It's a departure from lawmakers of both parties putting aside their personal feelings to watch the new president take the oath of office.
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Three-quarters of respondents are managing to save each month but more than half (52%) are dissatisfied with the amount they're putting aside.
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Putting aside his considerable talent as an actor, both of their faces are boyish, wily, and always appear to be a little wet.
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But putting aside the flour and the yeast, what if we were to swap out the water with the savory flavor of roasted turkey?
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Then, they have to put in the hard work of communicating what they want, exploring their fantasies, and putting aside time for each other.
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Putting aside the intimately strong connection so many of us have with Gambit, it doesn't make sense for Fox to make the movie, really.
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Putting aside the decorated cast, that the high-profile directing duo quit that far into filming is not good news, to say the least.
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Putting aside their personalities and policy proposals, however, it will likely not matter who the next president is when it comes to the markets.
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But putting aside religious philosophers, the two that come to mind immediately—well, three—that come to mind immediately, are Aquinas, Maimonides, and Locke.
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Putting aside the possible violations of the defendant's privacy for a moment, prosecutors are breaking into devices of people who aren't even under indictment.
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Putting aside the politics of the election, real estate is a critical sector of the economy that affects buyers, sellers, renters, landlords and homeowners.
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Even putting aside the changing legal landscape, data is always vulnerable to hackers, and almost certainly accessible to a government or law enforcement agency.
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Putting aside all of the scrutiny Facebook is currently under, the Oculus Quest actually stands a chance at being the virtual reality platform's savior.
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Putting aside whether his jurisprudence was good for the country – and I do not believe it was – we must admit that Scalia was pugilistic.
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Putting aside fancy squirrels, since they don't decide elections, you can easily find a split in the way the upcoming midterms are being analyzed.
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Putting aside that you do not "accept" pardons any more than you accept convictions, Cohen was positioning himself in the increasingly crowded witness market.
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"It's been so powerful, but we're putting aside what happened on Tuesday and trying not to make things bad at the game," she said.
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Putting aside the cynicism of this position, Democrats will never defeat Mr. Trump by attempting to sound more protectionist and isolationist than he is.
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Despite the frosty relationship between Trump and House Democrats, Mnuchin said the two sides are putting aside partisanship and working together for a solution.
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Putting aside more money and paying down balances are the two top financial resolutions for 2700, according to a new survey from Fidelity Investments.
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That's apart from the large evangelical segment and putting aside the factors of white supremacy — deeply rooted in the United States — racism and sexism.
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Putting aside the amount MGM would pay if the ruling went against it, the legal fees and reputational damage incurred would have been significant.
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"Putting aside the understandable sympathy motives, I'm not a big fan of this idea," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum.
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Putting aside for a moment Mr. Bannon's troubling public positions, which are worrisome enough, institutionalizing his attendance threatens to politicize national security decision making.
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Despite this competition, the three tech giants are putting aside differences and forging a rare collaboration over smart-home standards, they announced on Wednesday.
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Three of the world&aposs biggest tech companies — Apple, Amazon, and Google — are putting aside years of competition and creating a joint technology standard.
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In a scene in an alley, after putting aside their differences, they discuss the possibility of teaming up to make the launderette more successful.
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Nasrallah called for the quick formation of a new government and said it should be done in a spirit of cooperation, putting aside differences.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) said that at this point, he would rather just move forward with a clean repeal, putting aside Trump's calls altogether.
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Putting aside personal beliefs, our legislators should understand that this measure will deter future trainees from committing to careers in women's health care in Georgia.
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Imagine where you'd be in five years from putting aside 25, 50 or 90 percent of your income to invest in yourself and your business.
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Escape this fate altogether by taking a deep breath, putting aside some time to plan ahead, and checking out the ten delectable lunch recipes ahead.
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"Putting aside Mr. Trump's never-ending obsession with women's blood, Mika and her face were perfectly intact, as pictures from that night reveal," they wrote.
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Putting aside real differences between GAAP revenue, run-rate revenue, current ARR and forward year-end ARR, the private market priced to a 10x equilibrium.
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Putting aside one anachronistic tie, the Murderer's Row Yanks were just one game better than the Cubs' current pace at this point of the season.
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Putting aside that obvious danger, there also is the fact that the answers will have a profound impact on the next stage of this controversy.
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Putting aside Whitaker's performance (presumably designed to gain the president's approbation), the administration seems to have case law on its side — at least for now.
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Putting aside the rhetoric and strengthening the Marketplaces would achieve goals for both sides – to cover more of the uninsured, but through private coverage options.
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If someone dies alone, without friends or family, the Woodward staff files into the pews, putting aside business to sing and pray for the deceased.
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Democrats understand they can't get everything they want, but by putting aside partisan differences and working across the aisle they can still get things done.
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A family in the 25 percent tax bracket putting aside the full $5,000 saves $1,1003 per year in federal taxes by using such an account.
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Putting aside that he used chemistry to start a drug empire, he was even a terrible teacher with Jesse, who was essentially his only student.
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Putting aside the politicians, the European and American businesses share the same views about an increasingly difficult market access and unfavorable operating environment in China.
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Anita: The additions of Dershowitz and Starr (putting aside both their fame and controversies) makes it likely they will address constitutional arguments about executive authority.
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Third, putting aside the fact that any Senator who opposes the addition of evidence and testimony is exhibiting a real dereliction of duty, Republican Sen.
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To make filing taxes easier, accountants recommend building smart bookkeeping practices into your everyday processes, and putting aside money for taxes sooner rather than later.
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Those saving for retirement are only putting aside an average of 5.7 percent of their salary, as compared with 7.3 percent for their male counterparts.
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Even putting aside the question of whether art does or should help anyone (no; no), one must then ask whom one's art might be hurting.
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And you were putting aside work, time that you could have spent with your family, your friends, your hobbies because this thing was so important.
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Putting aside the idea that the company is straight-up lying, it is possible that Facebook's left hand isn't quite sure what the right is doing.
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Crucially, she's incapable of putting aside a human fight to war on an existential one -- the final decision that sets her apart in villainy from Jaime.
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Putting aside their own political biases or personal views on Trump's stewardship, investors don't have a clear answer from history for how to position their portfolios.
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Putting aside her extraordinary speed, strength and her ability to punch through dimensions, America is just a sweatshirt-wearing teenager who's trying to figure things out.
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Like Rory, Lane's putting aside her cosmopolitan ambitions to live in the small town where she grew up, raise her children, and work with her mother.
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Putting aside the fact that this is not her tradition, but that of the House, it is no excuse to note that the president was impeached.
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As Evan says, "Putting aside all the other concerns around a Trump presidency, to me, the prospect of losing the Affordable Care Act terrifies me, frankly."
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You can reap the expertise of freelancers while putting aside extra money for your business to create a nest egg or even hire your next employee.
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Putting aside the fact that orbital missions are necessary stepping stones toward landings, Lester frames this as a philosophical debate over the evolving concept of exploration.
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Representative Hal Rogers of Kentucky, the committee's chairman, said leaders would again consider putting aside the rule allowing amendments, in order to pass their spending bills.
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That led to the banks in one of the world's main financial centers putting aside billions of Singapore dollars for potential losses coming from the sector.
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Change happens when people are willing to listen and hear the struggles of their neighbor, putting aside preconceived notions and truly seeking to understand and grow.
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Putting aside the fact that the song itself sounds like an especially funky LCD Soundsystem cut laced with Bee Gees worship and is clearly amazing: why?
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"Putting aside the investments in other companies, it's about having deep relationships with consumers however you get there," says one technology exec at a major studio.
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Putting aside the auditory attack on holiday retail workers, there's another way to look at survey statistics: About 75% of us enjoy listening to Christmas music.
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If you're working from home these next few weeks, try using the time away from the office to work on that project you keep putting aside.
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It doesn't require putting aside half an hour [to sit in front of a light lamp] or continuous meds, which only work if you take them.
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Putting aside whether a corporation is well equipped to address hundreds of years of racism, Starbucks is also up against a "customer is always right" ethos.
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And, putting aside questions of identity and Cummins's stated objective, Sehgal finds that American Dirt fails to make the argument that its characters are human beings.
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Still, the Menendez trial — putting aside the disputed facts of the case — may have far broader implications for the operation of the United States government itself.
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Di Maio also mentioned "a fund to guarantee savers to be funded by putting aside up to 60 percent of bank managers' bonus for five years".
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One day, my stepmom explained that saving for retirement is about understanding that the money you're putting aside isn't yours — it belongs to your future self.
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But putting aside its shortcomings in preventing attacks, the British approach may not work here for another reason: Australia faces a different kind of terrorist threat.
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Putting aside the question of whether Congress could muster the political will to pass such legislation, in our view a legislative fix would probably be unconstitutional.
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But when one understands it as putting aside longstanding, bipartisan White House approaches to instead use a neo-Nazi talking point, the episode is deeply disturbing.
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Putting aside any creepy fears of having Google literally in your home, picking one or the other ultimately comes down to what they can do for you.
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But putting aside all the buzz and adulation, not to mention an endless onslaught of think pieces, the fact remains that Get Out really is that good.
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Putting aside its slower growth than networks like Facebook, Twitter is best when paired with live TV. It's the fine Cabernet to a medium-rare filet mignon.
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We're constantly putting aside our own stuff and trying to reimagine something that we don't personally have an example for.... We spend a lot of time together.
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Calvin Harris will turn 31 in a few days and, as the Bible says, he appears to be putting aside childish things as he moves into manhood.
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Even putting aside that grotesque Robin Hood-in-reverse policy, the evidence is somewhere between thin to nonexistent that tax cuts have much effect on economic growth.
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Even putting aside traditional conservative arguments about economic growth and take home pay, one thing is clear: Higher marginal tax rates don't often result in higher revenues.
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Putting aside a poor Supreme Court decision and all the absurd shenanigans that took place in Florida under Governor Jeb Bush, the Democratic Party had two options.
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One of Trump's greatest flaws — putting aside for the moment his utter vileness and ignorance of virtually every issue — is that he simply can't stop being himself.
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Putting aside religious arguments on the existence of evil, when we brand people with that label, we lose the opportunity to address the causes of their actions.
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Though Mr. Sharpton called for putting "aside our political differences," he took aim at President Trump as he introduced Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, to the crowd.
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Putting aside for a second that this is a child—one who saw 17 people gunned down mere weeks ago—the comparison is absurd on its face.
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Putting aside the policy debate, we seek to evaluate the current president, asking: Does Trump support and personify a commitment towards openness, honesty, integrity, and ethical behavior?
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Putting aside the partisanship, there are certain norms and certain traditions that we must uphold, for those are what allow leaders to lead in crisis and sadness.
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Putting aside the freedom this gives Mr. Putin to achieve his own geopolitical goals, this in and of itself is a victory for him and for Russia.
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Presidents Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush both cut taxes deeply on the promise of economic payoffs, putting aside concerns about deficits, which grew during their tenures.
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First, putting aside the historic promise of Arizona electing its first woman to the Senate, it's possible Arizona is about to elect its first Democrat since 263.
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Though she has never had a job with retirement benefits, she would be comfortable putting aside 225 to 250 percent of her $217,230 income on her own.
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But putting aside the partisan sparring, the Green New Deal offers something every American should want: A country that is resilient to the impacts of climate change.
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But there could be a swifter movement on China, and Trump now is more likely to accept a smaller deal, putting aside some of the thornier issues.
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In agreeing to this deal, Trump is putting aside his demand for border wall money for the time being, perhaps hoping to revisit the issue in December.
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More and more beauty brands are putting aside heavy, potentially pore-clogging ingredients and instead keeping the base of bronzers, highlighters, and lipsticks simple with nothing but water.
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And when it comes to saving money, 62% of college grads are putting aside money from their paychecks every month, while almost half of students do the same.
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Putting aside the sex thing for a second, this song is ostensibly about being an unprecedentedly good friend—but Will Smith sounds, uh, really angry for some reason?
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Until this Russia investigation, the House and Senate intelligence committees have been relative havens of bipartisanship, putting aside party differences in the cause of defending the United States.
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Putting aside the standard strategic deliberations (Trump became the GOP's presumptive nominee the same month), the menu options as presented here are, to be kind, not so great.
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"On matters that concern the survival of our country, we must move all together with 82 million as the TURKEY ALLIANCE, putting aside our political differences," he tweeted.
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Designed for freelance contractors who might not have steady or reliable income flows, Vault's new products help simplify the process of putting aside a percentage of each paycheck.
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When it comes to policy decisions, I argue that we are better off putting aside empathy and employing a combination of rational deliberation and a more distanced compassion.
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Putting aside money to invest in the stock market can be intimidating, which is, in part, why nearly half of American adults have $0 in stocks, reports Gallup.
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Screenwriter David E. Kelley created a realistic community at odds with itself, but one that eventually finds the women putting aside their differences to defeat a greater evil.
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Even putting aside the myriad targeting challenges presented by North Korea's missile and nuclear programs, we have no way of predicting the exact form of North Korean retaliation.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced on Wednesday that the government is putting aside additional funds to fight the outbreak, boosting spending to 25 billion euros ($28.3 billion).
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Putting aside apparel, where designers offer new fashions every season, the research found that 44 percent of the products sold online did not exist in the previous year.
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Even putting aside the Iran-contra scandal and the Monica S. Lewinsky affair, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton were besieged by investigations of their aides unrelated to them.
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Richard Peter Matson, 81, an artist in Key West, decided to stay home even as Irma approached, putting aside warnings from friends who had urged him to flee.
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Putting aside the thorny question of the extent to which his music informs the lyrics, Dylan remains the rare singer whose work is worth reading on the page.
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After moving to Houston in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, she joined a competitive dance team at the studio Dancezone, eventually putting aside gymnastics to focus on dance.
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On trade, putting aside the supply chains of vehicles and electronics engineered by the North American Free Trade Agreement, agriculture is a major vulnerability for the United States.
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Many climate policies pay off in the near term in jobs, economic growth, or reductions in local air and water pollutants, even putting aside their climate-specific benefits.
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Putting aside these extra costs, three black franchisees also said that they were treated more harshly in some instances when finances were reviewed and when consultants inspected stores.
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Putting aside the physical consequences of ingesting laundry detergent in the name of Likes — to take an extreme example — research suggests that liking is detrimental to mental health.
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Putting aside the fact that sometimes having access to too much information can be creepy, the idea was very clever in that way that simple things can be.
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Improving the social lives of autistic people will require putting aside assumptions about how social interest is expressed and recognizing that it can be shown in unexpected ways.
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Putting aside whether there's any truth to these fears, it would still be wildly illegal for America's spymasters to leak information to the media designed to damage a president.
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Putting aside what Facebook, Twitter, and other social giants are doing internally, the most direct way to accomplish this is to push the technology from moderators to users themselves.
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Truly understanding the lives of sex workers, and the policies that help them, requires putting aside our personal feelings about sexuality and listening to the experiences of sex workers.
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The assumption is that women in public spaces must necessarily play defense, putting aside their expectations of equal treatment and safety, when confronted by an unsafe, male-dominated reality.
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Putting aside the possibility we were eating actual trash—a legitimate concern in Michigan—there's no imagining the cartoonish dishes that landed in front of us, like bologna soup.
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There are a few cool things about the game though, and putting aside the valuation absurdity it's actually a cool way for beginners to interact with the Ethereum blockchain.
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That's good news, considering Big Little Lies — which has yet to be renewed for a second season — is, ultimately, about women putting aside their differences to defend one another.
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Putting aside the misrepresentation of these prior positions as dispositive proof, it is equally dubious to accept his confirmation hearing statements as proof that Kavanaugh intends to maintain Roe.
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Because that's what the hajj is really supposed to be about: believers from around the world coming together, putting aside linguistic, cultural, class, and sectarian differences, and worshiping God.
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Putting aside that it's impossible to create anything that is truly "unhackable," this improvement sounds like a big win for Apple, encryption evangelists, and people who care about privacy.
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Putting aside the climate ramifications, which may render the planet unrecognizable within a couple of generations, most Americans will soon find themselves in the same place as most Louisianans.
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"It's something that's going to last forever," said Jack Powers, a 22-year-old operations manager at a logistics company, putting aside the stuff about death and body decomposition.
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But later in the week, the Senate seemed to be making progress with both Republicans and Democrats putting aside proposed amendments, and a procedural vote is set for Monday.
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Yet putting aside the fact that Clinton tried and failed to make Bannon a campaign issue, everything that they say about Bannon has been said about Trump ad nauseum.
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I'm putting aside 103% of my salary for right now and just picked the basic investment plan — I like that I can change it later when I understand more!
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England got away with some sloppiness at the back early in the second half, but they ended strongly, putting aside all the talk of being out-run by the Scandinavians.
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The bank's shares fell through the day after it disclosed in the morning that it is putting aside an additional $500 million to cover potential losses from falling oil prices.
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Germany has been hailed as a leader in the global shift to clean energy, putting aside its industrial past for a renewable future faster than most of the industrialized world.
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Putting aside for the moment the crucial realization that reconciliation must be founded on justice, as John observes, I can't even be sure what is supposed to be reconciled here.
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Even putting aside the far-reaching cultural impact of its majority-black cast and thematically relevant storyline, its critical and commercial success overall represents a high point for the MCU.
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I just hope they can close out the series in a way that satisfies fans without putting aside the details that made Game of Thrones good in the first place.
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"If he compares Mao Zedong to Hitler, putting aside legal issues, I think he has violated the 'social order' or 'moral standards' of the Seven Bottom Lines," Mr. Zhu said.
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So, putting aside the latest from Uber, we started with a look at Apple's massive $400 million Shazam deal, and its other, nearly-$400 million deal in a component company.
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Putting aside the separate set of shoes for a moment, it's impossible to ride slow because it's so light that it'd rather float off into a cloud than track straight.
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Putting aside its giggle-inducing name, The PeePoo Toilet is a vital way for people in developing nations to use the restroom safely, especially when they have a contagious disease.
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Putting aside the legally questionable activity of tracking down SNES game ROMs — cartridges turned into computer files, basically — there's also a possibility of breaking your precious, hard-to-find Classic.
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" Putting aside ongoing concerns about what various AI assistants are recording, it's a pretty interesting feature that uses machine learning to cross reference "your pronunciation with the pronunciation it expects.
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But instead of putting aside partisan squabbles to ensure that no child loses coverage, Congress has let CHIP funding expire, leaving 85033 million children covered by CHIP in the lurch.
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Putting aside conservative opposition to creating any new taxes, divisions are emerging over how to use carbon-tax revenue, like sending it back to consumers or investing in renewable energy.
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But putting aside the specifics of this case, however intriguing, Wadler's lawyers make a broader point about companies claiming privilege to defend against whistleblower suits by former in-house lawyers.
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Indeed, putting aside the fact that AlphaStar is now technically one of the greatest "Starcraft II" players in the world, this achievement represents a major leap forward for machine learning.
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It remains sufficiently strong that Ferguson, a former Manchester United coach, had no problem putting aside his disappointment in United's 2-1 defeat to offer his friend his warmest congratulations.
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"We've had meetings with farmers and they are already putting aside some grain reserves so that when they are asked to start paying for electricity they are ready," he said.
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They all said it was due to relationships — relationships born not of tribal solidarity but of putting aside tribal differences to do big hard things together in their collective interest.
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Putting aside the fact a diagnosis may be difficult to prove given availability and criteria for a test, many workers can't afford to stop working, yet fear contracting the virus.
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I gradually confided in my family and friends, putting aside my own reluctance to "out" him; Jarrett came to do the same, finally accepting this long-hidden part of himself.
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Putting aside the issue of capital requirements, auto experts point to a shortage of manufacturing engineers, whose ranks were thinning out even before the U.S. auto crisis hit in 2008.
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"Putting aside Mr. Schiff's turn towards originalism — I think it might come as a relief to him and his supporters that his career will be a short one," Turley quipped.
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Okay then, putting aside the company's own inflated projections, what would it take for Peabody to regain its financial health, such that it could be trusted to meet those obligations?
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Putting aside the irony of a man telling women who not to fuck for their own good, it's dumb to assume women automatically identify with women, and men with men.
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On Saturday, Hollywood women got all dolled up for a night out at the Baby2Baby Gala, putting aside their sadness over the election results in the name of helping underprivileged families.
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But even putting aside those similarities, Assistant has the entire power of Google's Knowledge Graph behind it, which means that the breadth of information it can answer is wider than Siri's.
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Carnegie's Chung Min Lee said it was hard to see China and Russia putting aside all tensions in their bilateral relations with Washington to get behind the U.S. on North Korea.
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Putting aside the various criticisms it received, some of what it discussed are a lot more likely to happen if the world doesn't find a way to burn fossil fuels cleaner.
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Both countries must deepen mutual trust and understanding, seek common ground while putting aside differences, and respect each other's major concerns, Xi said, according to a statement from China's Foreign Ministry.
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Putting aside the advanced state of our society's decay into godless secularism and/or radical Islam, it's weird that the Christmas holiday weekend is a way bigger cultural deal than Easter.
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Putting aside the symbolism of the U.S. recognition and the emotional reactions from both parties, a careful reading of Trump's speech shows one very important message regarding possible U.S. peace plan.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh is to buy rice from Myanmar, putting aside worsening relations over the Rohingya refugee crisis as the government races to overcome a shortage of the country's staple food.
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"Putting aside the politics of a different policy, the change would be at the margins, I think," said Victor D. Cha, the director of the Asian Studies program at Georgetown University.
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Putting aside the effort to shield the president in the indictment, the import is clear and unsettling for the Trump team: This is no immaculate crime described by the Justice Department.
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Putting aside superdelegates, Sanders would have to win nearly 60 percent of the delegates in the remaining states, including big victories in places like California and New Jersey, according to NPR.
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Putting aside that it wasn't really a joke, the word "obeyed" here goes to the essence of the criticism, mockery and vitriol I've been receiving from the right in recent days.
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If flying is a particularly stressful experience for you, Mr. Harris suggests putting aside a few minutes for this before takeoff, whether you're waiting to board or buckled in your seat.
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Putting aside his warm relations with donors in the credit card industry, Mr. Biden's record is mottled with more episodes of apparent corruption than Ms. Teachout listed in her op-ed.
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Even putting aside the rebellious factions in the Conservative Party, the issue of Northern Ireland is proving to be the sticking point in Brexit negotiations between the British government and Brussels.
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Putting aside efforts focused on delivering goods (like Nuro) or making aftermarket systems for trucks (like Kodiak), the only big developer that hasn't announced a partnership with an automaker is Zoox.
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Putting aside that I expressly referred only to the known evidence and left open the possibility of new evidence, the exchange reflects a common disconnect in the analysis of collusion theories.
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Putting aside for the, like, one billionth time the fact that these protests have absolutely nothing to do with the American flag, the American military, and American patriotism, the song is terrible.
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Even putting aside the ability to listen in on the president — gaining the ability to send even a single tweet from Trump's account could create chaos before the situation is cleared up.
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Putting aside team and whatever tech exists under the hood, you would also likely need to decide which brand to keep or dump, which arguably is the main thing you'd be purchasing.
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Putting aside the longer period of investigation in the Nixon case, it seems unlikely that an impeachment trial would be held, let alone be successful, before the end of Trump's first term.
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The Russian government said that as counter-measures to the U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia over Ukraine, it was putting aside a nuclear and energy-related research pact with the United States.
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But putting aside the tax-related charge, which was widely expected and will probably impact other tech companies, Microsoft's business showed the kind of growth that has attracted investors in recent years.
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Since the bitter 2016 primary, Cruz has extended himself as an ally to the administration, putting aside their awkward history to have dinner at the White House with his family last year.
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Survivors are putting aside their own sorrow to help others The home of James and Stephanie Taunton was rocked so hard they can see daylight between the roof and a bedroom wall.
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Putting aside the Supreme Court, President Trump and the Senate Republicans have been remarkably effective at moving forward their picks in recent months, setting in motion a massive transformation of the judiciary.
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Determined to make legal resistance one of the defining attributes of the Trump era, lawyers at liberal advocacy groups have been putting aside institutional rivalries and organizing to work together on litigation.
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In a perfect world, each voter would approach the task with solemnity, taking time to watch all of the nominated films and putting aside biases to consider the degree of artistry onscreen.
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It's a little hard to get, for me, to get all upset about those companies putting aside privacy issues ... You're the only person who doesn't hate tech, but go ahead, move on.
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Putting aside the fact that there are dozens of free alternatives (and Apple plans to add QR code scanning to its camera in iOS 11), a free trial doesn't sound so bad, right?
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With warm words from Xi, Tillerson on Sunday ended his first trip to Asia since taking office, with an agreement to work together with China on North Korea and putting aside trickier issues.
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Putting aside the monstrous thirst for flesh, a zombie is essentially halfway between a living human and a rotting corpse, animated but staggering around without much grace, a desiccation disguised as a person.
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The first sign came in August when the White House announced it was putting aside $255 million in military assistance, which Pakistan could only access if it clamped down on internal terror groups.
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Putting aside general hygiene concerns (with no pads or tampons available, women had to resort to rags during their menstural cycle), education and emancipation were not high on the 14th century priority list.
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"Putting aside broader ethical issues (negative or positive), I think there is a fundamental legal point which I have not seen adequately addressed in any communications emanating from the partnership," he tells TechCrunch.
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Putting aside the question of whether hosts are just as human as we are, if not more so, the way the showrunners and directors have chosen to utilize their bodies has been fascinating.
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The technology-heavy Nasdaq closed at a record high for a third-straight day on Wednesday as investors focused on strength in the U.S. economy and solid earnings reports, putting aside trade concerns.
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Putting aside the questionable ethics of giving matches to a country with Azerbaijan's appalling human rights record, the principle of sharing hosting rights amongst nations who would otherwise miss out seems equitable enough.
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Joke Structure/Delivery: Putting aside its ill-conceived nature for a moment, I have to acknowledge that this is probably the best joke Hillary Clinton has made on the campaign trail thus far.
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Putting aside the acoustics of those names, one can peer at the larger underlying motivation: A name change was thought to help jettison old images and give a fresh start to the entities.
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In 1903, Roosevelt's great-grandfather, as President, established the National Wildlife Refuge system, with the designation of Pelican Island, in Florida—the first instance of the federal government putting aside land for wildlife.
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Putting aside the high costs to the office of the president, the strategy could just as easily result in utter disaster in this game of constitutional chicken, if Mueller does not jump first.
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Even putting aside the problem of bias, computer models often fail to capture the many factors at work in a human society and how they interact, because societies are incredibly complex behavioral systems.
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Putting aside the unfortunate optics of conflating Mexican / Mexican-American sombero stereotypes with the presence of a rapping boriqua, the Mustard co-production "Go Loko" nonetheless marks a considerable win for Latin trap.
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It's putting aside your judgments and conclusions, and putting yourself in the other person's shoes and trying to understand the world through their lived experience, and just trusting the wisdom that you're receiving.
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Even putting aside the laughable notion that this administration cares about minority voting rights, this argument is bunkum — the Justice Department has been enforcing that law without access to such data for decades.
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"The idea of cooking, and baking in particular, really requires a certain level of mindfulness, of putting aside everything else that's going on around you and being present in the moment," Ohana says.
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And it's extremely heartening that in a time of extreme partisan polarization, even conservative Republicans are putting aside their normal opposition to unrestricted cash welfare because they know it's needed during this crisis.
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The central bank and state-owned banks shoveled trillions of renminbi into a surge of credit, putting aside longstanding worries about a deeply indebted corporate sector and signs of a real estate bubble.
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Mr. Yildirim acknowledged after the March vote that the opposition had succeeded by forming an alliance, with its three main parties putting aside their considerable differences and voting tactically for a single candidate.
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Putting aside the bizarre Marcus Allen connection, a guy responsible for deciding whether the most infamous football player in the history of football gets to go home early was wearing a football tie.
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The program, known as self-bonding, has allowed some of the country's largest coal companies to avoid putting aside cash, bonds or other securities that are typically required to cover future mine cleanup costs.
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Putting aside the controversies surrounding Stephen Moore, President Donald Trump's latest prospective nominee to the Fed Board of Governors, Siegel said he supports Moore's bid because the conservative pundit would challenge the status quo.
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There are a number of other online discussions Hutchins might have participated in that would come up in an FBI search (again, even putting aside more dated activity from when he was a teenager).
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An analysis by a local think tank, commissioned by Reuters, suggests that those trying to work while in school or putting aside studies to find a job are even less likely to get work.
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Putting aside the fact that fears about male predators have not been borne out in places that support transgender people's restroom access, it is in the GOP's own best interest stop pushing bathroom bills.
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Under the initiatives announced Thursday in a White House fact sheet, the Department of Energy is putting aside up to $4.5 billion for loans and loan guarantees to companies for innovative charging facility projects.
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After digging in, he realized that was due to lack of education and understanding on the part of employees around which funds to pick and how much they should be putting aside for retirement.
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Putting aside the somewhat dubious claims of responsibility that we see in each one of these instances, we look for actual indicators of affiliation, of motive, of intent, and so far we're not there.
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In both cases, those defending Trump have backed him for meeting with Putin in the first place while putting aside his decision to seemingly side with the Russian president over his own intelligence agencies.
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The criterion for whether we are doing our jobs as women "correctly"— and, yes, it's a job — is more often than not how many of our own wants and needs we are putting aside.
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Water users and conservationists are putting aside old "water is for fighting" myths and working together to find real solutions to the tough challenges we face in a time of drought and water scarcity.
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Here's what you need to know: • The White House transition to a Trump administration opened with an extraordinarily cordial meeting between President Obama and President-elect Donald J. Trump, putting aside their bitter differences.
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Putting aside for the moment the former president's sometimes unfortunate golf duds and denims, what we had in No. 44 was most likely the best-dressed American leader since No. 35: John F. Kennedy.
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Mahathir said they are putting aside a bitter rivalry to focus on defeating Najib and United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the Najib-helmed party that forms the largest constituent in the Barisan Nasional coalition.
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If a prosecutor uncovered a secret e-mail from Trump to Russian intelligence (putting aside the fact that Trump doesn't use email) saying the same thing, you'd have powerful evidence of conspiracy to hack.
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Explaining the 'bad' Putting aside the philosophical arguments about the existence of evil or free will, the more fundamental point is that even when someone does something bad, that person can still be good.
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Putting aside ideology for this limited purpose, they should vote for candidates who honor truth, denounce bigotry, defend the rule of law, and refrain from demonizing those with whom they have honest policy disagreements.
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Putting aside EIA's ludicrously pessimistic prediction (it has a long history of lowballing clean energy tech projections), you can see that analysts are incredibly bullish — and getting more bullish every year — about EV growth.
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Putting aside the fact that Huawei's close ties with the Chinese government might really be a risk to U.S. national security, the tech world will be worse off without Huawei keeping competitors on its toes.
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Putting aside the fact that celebrities tend to have trainers and chefs who prepare them all manner of "healthy" foods, I am 100% sure that they do not eat the same thing every single day.
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"Even if Governor Cuomo could succeed in getting every locality to force people into shelters, even just putting aside the question of whether shelter's the appropriate solution, is there enough shelter space available?" she asked.
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Putting aside the price, this is a huge deal for Spotify, picking up one of the premium and most popular brands in podcasting to boost what is already a fast-growing business for the company.
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Putting aside the unlikely situation in which the Judith Grimes subplot sticks around, the show is going to have to do a lot of narrative somersaulting to get around Jadis' disappearance and Rick's missing body.
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Putting aside for a minute the fact that Obama fired Flynn and that Obama even advised Trump not to hire him, it's important to recognize that Trump is lying about not knowing Flynn in 2015.
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Putting aside the mild creepiness of the fact that Uber wants to know where you like to party, the data is a peep into the night lives of New Yorkers, and it's a sordid sight.
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There is much to gain for both sides, but any progress would have to be a result of Democrats putting aside the compulsive need to obstruct purely because the immigration bill is a Republican proposal.
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Putting aside the broader legal and ethical questions about what the FBI is asking Apple to do — and Apple's pushback on this goal — is the request the FBI is making to Apple even technically feasible?
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Putting aside the sexual harassment scandal for a night, the stars of Hollywood came out on Saturday to celebrate the work of actor Donald Sutherland and four other filmmakers awarded honorary Oscars.
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But according to a new study from OpenTable, Brits are putting aside these combined fears of complaining, appearing rude, and making a scene when eating out in favour of ordering whatever the hell they want.
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Monument designations have been particularly contentious in Utah since 1996, when President Clinton made a surprise announcement that he was putting aside 1.9 million acres in the state for the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
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And for many viewers -- putting aside his hard-core Colorado fans -- some of his answers were too long, hard to follow and lacking the pizzazz we have seen from some of the other Democratic contenders.
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I used a retirement calculator to estimate what I should be putting aside monthly and contributing to my retirement fund, based on factors like my age, salary, and how much I've put away so far.
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Putting aside, as we should, the notion that the government shutdown is a game to be won or lost, it's beyond debate that political parties are constantly looking for leverage and to push their agendas.
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Watch More from VICELAND: Putting aside that no toxicological tests for drugs and alcohol have been released to the public, putting aside that the local French prosecutor in charge of Bourdain's case said there's no indication he was drinking at the hotel in the days before he was found dead, putting all that aside, the commentary from Karr flies in the face of everything we've come to learn in recent years about how addiction and recovery plays out over the span of one's lifetime.
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"Since yesterday we are a bit more optimistic; I think that above all Chinese pressure contributed to the statements from North Korea about definitely putting aside these ideas of firing a missile," Gabriel said in Berlin.
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Rupa Rege Nitsure, chief economist at L&T Finance Holding, said that putting aside a few sectors that maintained good growth tracks in January - like cement, refinery products and power generation - "overall growth moment remained flattish".
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Putting aside the question of whether Death Stars are all they're cracked up to be — given their vulnerability to the scheming of Galen Erso and Ewoks — military technology does not by itself make a state strong.
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But even putting aside tax breaks and the special permit as tools that strong politicians might use for leverage, there are good reasons that the Garden's owners and shareholders should actually welcome another shot at Farley.
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After replenishing my travel account and putting aside some cash for a few "treat yo self" moments, I immediately put the rest of my bonus in my investment account before I can justify making this purchase.
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Putting aside the fact that Uber would be well-served by a bit of good PR right now, the reality is an upcoming update from Apple was going to undermine the "post-trip" tracking feature anyway.
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The D.C. commission concluded that the merger would be in the public interest, given agreements the companies have made for energy efficiency and conservation programs, putting aside money for consumer initiatives and modernizing the electric grid.
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Even putting aside the deep ideological disagreements that divide the parties, when the president stakes his reputation on a political fight, in a zero-sum political system, an ambitious minority party almost has to oppose him.
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Putting aside platforms like Gab, which seem explicitly designed to provide a platform for hate speech, it's getting harder and harder to dip a toe into the online pool without acquiring some sort of associated stink.
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Even putting aside Trump's hypocrisy, the most despicable aspect of this is that Trump is spending our taxes on himself, while at the same time advocating policies that slash the budget and hurt so many vulnerable Americans.
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Putting aside North Korea, Russia, or even early 20th-century Germany, we do not have to look outside of our borders to see that governmental and judicial validation is not always enough in the final moral analysis.
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The bank, America's largest, saw its share price fall throughout its investor day on Tuesday after disclosing during the morning that it is putting aside an additional $500 million to cover potential losses from falling oil prices.
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Even with its missing headphone jack, demand should be high for the iPhone 7 Putting aside the controversial standards change, the new phones are surprisingly fresh and come with their fair share of new perks and features.
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Yet no matter where the show goes next, I'm going to have trouble putting aside these first two seasons, which told a beautiful story, then saw fit to include an escape hatch to keep that story going.
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However, Burns said the Trump administration is taking the correct approach in putting aside tough trade rhetoric on China in favor of enlisting the world's second-largest economy to help deal with the provocations of North Korea.
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Putting aside that such antics would be better suited to the chief of something called The Me Company than to its communitarian alter ego, they are a distraction in comparison with the prank that is WeWork itself.
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Putting aside the technical complexities of building defenses against hypersonic weapons, the American decision to withdraw from the ABM Treaty and develop missile-defense systems influenced Russia's decision to develop hypersonic weapons capable of penetrating such defenses.
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Putting aside time to do laundry is enough of a nuisance, but The Laundress makes the chore seamless, and our clothes look like they got the professional dry cleaner treatment without the high cost or harmful chemicals.
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It was the product of genuine bipartisanship with the Democratic and Republican leaders of the House Energy and Commerce and Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pension committees putting aside differences on healthcare policy to find common ground.
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Putting aside the question whether it makes sense to connect your jacket to your phone, the handcuff LEDs will tell you when you should turn left or right so you don't have to look at your phone.
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Putting aside hot devices like the latest iPhone and the different variants of the Microsoft Surface, it's generally easy to get a computer of some kind that will allow you to do all sorts of interesting things.
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Putting aside the more vital issue of using a lifetime Supreme Court nomination as a partisan wedge right ahead of midterm elections, how does one explain the considerations those senators made in approaching the vote on Kavanaugh?
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That's even putting aside the record of U.S. "interference" in foreign elections, Russia included; the word "interference" in quotes because it is so laughably inadequate, as anyone with the slightest familiarity with recent history must be aware.
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A 25-year-old who starts out putting aside $5,000 or $10,000 a year, eventually working their way up to saving the $18,500 now permitted annually, could potentially see their account grow to as much as $750,000.
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The best among several bad rationales appears to be this: encouraging R&D in the U.S. But even putting aside that the U.S. already does plenty to encourage R&D, these new provisions are a strange medicine.
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They need to follow basic public health measures such as hand washing and safe burial practices, which can mean putting aside centuries of family tradition and personal beliefs in order to stop the spread of the virus.
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In a way, this is a kind of golden age for the aspiring recreational drug user: putting aside the public health consequences of a market flooded with mass-produced speed, painkillers and anti-anxiety meds, and putting aside as well the cost (in terms of cartel violence, punitive War on Drugs sentencing measures, etc.) of our country's readily accessible store of coke, heroin, MDMA, weed, and experimental Chinese research chemicals, the fact remains that there are more options out there than ever for those who're looking to get (responsibly!) fucked up.
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It seems to me that some of my ambitious professional friends spend so much time putting aside present pleasure for the sake of future success that they get out of the habit of having fun for fun's sake.
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Putting aside the fact that his taped-together turn-of-phrase makes absolutely no logical sense, it's also probably not the best time—after already being punished by the league—to go ahead and actually directly condone violence.
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With warm words from Chinese President Xi Jinping, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ends his first trip to Asia since taking office with an agreement to work together with China on North Korea and putting aside trickier issues.
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Putting aside the extreme absurdity of this plan, we left our merry band of travelers — composed of Tormund, the Hound, Beric Dondarrion, Gendry, and Thoros of Myr alongside the King in the North — right as they started out.
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Renault and Nissan — which have a close yet strained relationship since the October arrest and detention in Japan of former Nissan chairman/ex-Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn — are putting aside their differences when it comes to autonomous vehicles.
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If you're making $285,33 a year, putting aside 23 percent a year in the bank instead of investing it, it can cost you a million and a half, two million or more over the course of your life.
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LONDON — Putting aside very recent and bitter differences, London's new mayor, Sadiq Khan of the Labour Party, on Monday joined forces with David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, in the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union.
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Still, there's an inspiring moment to be celebrated here in Swift's reminder that even the most strategically judicious celebrity among us is capable of putting aside her meticulously crafted persona and putting up a fight for her country.
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Not only does the public need to see the entire report (putting aside appropriately redacted material) but, in light of Barr's complete vindication of the president, the public needs to understand why Mueller made the choice he did.
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With Iran and Saudi Arabia putting aside differences that prevented caps from functioning in the past, the premium that users pay for OPEC-supplied Brent crude LCOc1 over U.S. light crude CLc1 rose to almost $7 on Oct.
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Putting aside his own bluster, he has done a great deal to isolate, marginalize and even scare American Jewish voters who might have been giving some thought to switching their historic allegiance from the party of Franklin Roosevelt.
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Putting aside his carpentry for a moment, he looks directly into the camera and intones, apropos of nothing, "Love your neighbor!" with the same studied nonchalance with which you might ask the CVS manager where the condoms are.
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Putting aside her class privilege, the real evils of Emma's situation are that she has found a way to be happy outside of marriage, busying herself by caring (or at least trying to care) for those around her.
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Putting aside the specific NFL absurdism of contracts that are not guaranteed unless specific language is included, what you are looking at is an NFL team holding a player's career hostage because of a contract it willingly negotiated.
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Federer and Nadal, the game's top two players who split this season's four grand slams, teamed up on Saturday, putting aside a long-running rivalry to play doubles competitively for the first time, giving fans an eagerly anticipated treat.
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But, putting aside the gasp-inducing headlines for a minute, here's what I find most shocking: how novel female political leadership is in the US. It's especially stark when you compare us to other countries in the Western world.
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Putting aside all of the other unrealistic reasons why iPhone won't be manufactured in America—lack of skilled labor is a big one—the fact is the Chinese government and Apple's biggest manufacturing partner have a pretty sweet setup.
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"Putting aside the ultimate mess of not actually knowing the final results...the actual order that appears to be what we're ultimately going to end up with could not be better for Bernie Sanders," Ball, a Sanders supporter, said.
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This 1996 rom-com is a gender-flipped take on the late-19th century play, Cyrano de Bergerac, and putting aside the '90s-ness of it all, it holds up very well as an entertaining love story even today.
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So, putting aside non-complex drug cases or street offenses, the amount of documents that must be shared with the defense pre-trial under what is called Rule 16 (of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure) has become Herculean.
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Instead of putting aside any doubts as to whether Warren's past fumbling on the heritage question might be a fatal flaw that Trump could and would exploit, all Warren's video did was shine a bright light on the problem.
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It also claims to be the only agent that lets all its customers sell their homes chain-free by putting aside a cash sum — which is up to 97% of their home's expected sale price — towards buying a home.
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Draper Esprit, the publicly-listed VC firm based in London, has announced its intention to invest in other early-stage VC firms in Europe, putting aside up to £75 million ($100m) to do so over the next five years.
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She made this David O. Russell con-artist comedy at the height of America's love affair with the rising young talent, and you can feel her putting aside her penchant for precise, sensitive characterizations and just letting it rip.
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Putting aside the irony of members of the law-and-order party delusionally attacking America's law enforcement community, Mr. Nunes and his ilk are causing real and possibly lasting damage for nothing more than a short-term political win.
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" A White House statement issued after Trump signed the bill said: "The President appreciates Congress putting aside partisan politics and acting quickly to ensure that first responders, local officials, and Federal emergency management personnel have the resources they need.
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Putting aside the public's understandable frustration with this behavior, we must acknowledge that many heterosexual parents prove themselves to be very much focused on the job of raising healthy children and put in a tremendous effort to achieve this.
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Putting aside the fact that the films are about a human high school student who falls in love with a vampire who looks 17 but is actually a century old, some of the dialogue is out of this world.
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Putting aside that these efforts are designed to intimidate the business community, let's look at what is happening here: A U.S. senator is attempting to pressure the head of an independent regulatory agency to circumvent or break the law.
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For some groups, the impetus for getting back together was the rise of big festivals like All Tomorrow's Parties, Coachella, and Pitchfork, and the enormous windfall to be gained by putting aside differences for a few hours at dusk.
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Serious gun legislation Putting aside Democratic hopes for a revival of the assault weapons ban, there have been less ambitious measures floated -- if not seriously debated -- in the aftermath of the mass shootings in Las Vegas and Parkland, Florida.
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The future of the EU itself is far from clear and secure even putting aside British willingness to remain, and trade policy, which would be one of the biggest uncertainties after an exit, is at a particularly unstable period globally.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan's largest lender, Arab Bank Group, said on Saturday its 240 net profits fell to $442 million, from $577 million a year earlier, after putting aside hundreds of millions to cover a legal settlement in the United States.
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Putting aside the question of whether people from these countries are all terrorists, or even mostly terrorists, singling out this group of countries suggests the order is focused on more than just national security, and that's where it runs into trouble.
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Putting aside the fact that those who weighed in with the hashtag #VeteransForKaepernick made perfectly clear that there was nothing offensive to the military about his demonstration, Brees's critique represented an all-too-common assumption that his (white) experience was standard.
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Putting aside the more morbid military applications of Card's fantasy game (and the fact that the software ultimately develops sentience), The Mind Game is a solid starting point for a conversation about the future of video games and artificial intelligence.
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The importance of putting aside bias for prisonersEven for those former inmates who may not encounter any of the procedural red tape described earlier, it is still likely they may face barriers during the reintegration process due to prisoner bias.
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Putting aside the fact that Harry Styles, Jordan Clarkson and Travis Scott attended her glamorous birthday bash and that she's BFF with Gigi Hadid and Cara Delevingne (so jealous it hurts), Jenner seems to cross off a fashion milestone every day.
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Putting aside the five teams that have never appeared in the N.C.A.A. tournament, Yale's 53-season tournament drought is, according to the N.C.A.A., the second-longest in Division I (bested, if that is the word, by its conference rival Dartmouth).
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Putting aside the creepiness factor and important privacy issues surrounding devices that constantly collect information about us, establishing ambient contextuality to enable the kinds of conversations we do want to have is the actual end goal of all this connected stuff.
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Putting aside that the whiny Googlers in question appear to have forgotten where they work (a company notorious for buying brands, sucking up talent, and shutting down the dregs), theses memes are, perhaps, the most atrocious memes I have ever seen.
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Amazon has put out a first trailer for Transparent season three, and it looks downright wonderful, putting aside the family's quibbling for the kind of bigger, sweeter moments that'll remind fans why they love the series in the first place.
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So here's my contrarian take: Putting aside some of the personal nastiness from top brass, Wasserman Schultz was really just "curating" her party, just as the Democratic chairs have always done since the hostile takeover and massive blowout of '72.
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I am hopeful that by putting aside this ticking clock, the two teams can now negotiate this fight, and 'GGG' and I can get in the ring as soon as possible and give the fans the fight they want to see.
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Putting aside whether we should be spending 20 percent of the GDP on health care, we are reaching a tipping point in terms of individual patients' and families' tolerance for the kind of cost burdens they are expected to pay.
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Mayors in New York and elsewhere have long accepted that a fundamental part of their job is to be a champion for their cities, even if it means putting aside personal preferences in the interest of being a civic ambassador.
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On Sunday, The New York Times reported that the Trump administration was considering putting aside the goal of getting North Korea to surrender the nuclear weapons it already has, instead trying to get the country to stop making new nuclear material.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made a rare appearance at the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, putting aside his publicly stated skepticism of the organization as he sought to broaden support for the hard-line American stance on Iran.
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Yet putting aside the irony that his own depiction sketches out a shockingly aberrant White House, Wolff shows that his media-bashing is not on the level when he switches from the Ailes hymnal to a more conventional liberal perspective.
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Putting aside the bill's narrowly crafted, straightforward nature, the opposition puts Google, Facebook, Twitter and others on the same side as Backpage whose website has been involved in 6900 percent of all child trafficking reported to NCMEC by the general public.
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The importance of putting aside bias for prisonersEven for those former inmates who may not encounter any of the procedural red tape described earlier, it is still likely they may face barriers during the reintegration process due to prisoner bias.
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Putting aside Chait's motives for writing this, the arguments don't hold up: He maintains that Bloomberg has given climate change "a singular priority no other candidate (except the departed Jay Inslee) can match," for example, without actually describing Bloomberg's climate plan.
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Not since Naismith nailed peach baskets to the wall of a gym had basketball ever been a distraction for Canadians until Thursday when it became a national obsession, the country putting aside regional loyalties and jumping on the Toronto Raptors bandwagon.
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Eight and nine year olds who thrilled to "Toy Story 3" or "Finding Nemo" have, like Woody and Buzz's pal Andy, had enough time to move on to college and even graduate from it, likely putting aside some of their more childish occupations.
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And I think for Donald Trump actually, putting aside everything else, whether you love him or loathe him, that moment when he walks in and meets one of his mother&aposs heroes, true heroes will be a really special moment for him.
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We wish the Democratic establishment was more willing to take a chance on quote-unquote unconventional candidates — putting aside for a moment that especially today, women and candidates of color are winning primaries at unprecedented rates and are anything but a risky bet.
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Putting aside the fact that none of the exchange really makes sense — even once you hear it in the context of the comms officer's "27 club" rant — all of this happens before Another Life really goes off the deep end, mind you.
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Putting aside the fact that I spent ages 12 through 16 face down on my bed listening to "Screaming Infidelities" and feeling sad about experiences I hadn't even had yet, Chris Carrabba is basically the poster-boy for 'dinner and a movie' romance.
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Even putting aside the short-term costs and disruptions that would likely be associated with breaking up the largest banks, in the long run a US financial industry without large firms would likely be less efficient, providing fewer services at higher cost.
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Putting aside Ethereum's larger community than NEM and the simple fact that by employing different technologies they both come with a different set of technical guarantees, switching blockchains in the space of two weeks from a white paper release is amateur hour.
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Putting aside the long-standing aesthetic connections between rap, R&B, and techno, and Ocean's obvious affinity for art world figures, there's a few things that are interesting about the fact that it's Tillmans that he chose to include, and this track specifically.
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Can you think of any reason on God&aposs green earth that Barack Obama, Hillary, putting aside all the evidence that we now know they had, that Vladimir Putin had agents in America bribing, extorting, money laundering, racketeering, they knew in 2009.
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Putting aside the absolute abomination that is our current presidential reality, watching Donald Trump—who cannot form a single sentence without four different tangential brainfarts interrupting it—absolutely humiliate Ted "Princeton debate team" Cruz during the 2016 primary was a sight to behold.
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At the same time, more truck drivers were killed on the job, 835, than workers in any other occupation in the U.S. Even putting aside the direct safety risks, truck driving is a grueling job that young people don't really want to do.
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Putting aside that most of Malik's reasoning is why it would be good for Apple (he never makes an argument for why Netflix would want to sell), to make this sort of purchase, Apple would have to spend a ridiculous sum of money.
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Putting aside the graphical facelift, the game remains a cryptic, allegorical tale of a young man's quest to revive a loved one by setting out to murder 16 giant beasts that roam the land, as instructed by the voice of an ancient god.
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The GOP succeeded by stitching together a thin string of fig leaves for the complaints holdout members had once raised, cutting side deals with a last wavering few, and, above all else, putting aside its ideological differences to focus on getting a win.
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Putting aside jokes about his hair, the big problem with Macklemore isn't that he actually disrespects black culture, or that he only cares about hip-hop as a way to make money, or that he stole a Grammy from the deserving Kendrick Lamar.
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Madeleine Albright, former secretary of state, who, putting aside her hawkish penchant for war, quickly hung out a shingle for a hedge fund, Albright Capital Management, to cash in on her connections even though she had absolutely no experience in capital markets.
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AMMAN, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Jordan's largest lender, Arab Bank Group, said on Saturday it's 2015 net profits fell to $442 million, from $577 million a year earlier, after putting aside hundreds of millions to cover a legal settlement in the United States.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - With warm words from Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ended his first trip to Asia since taking office with an agreement to work together with China on North Korea and putting aside trickier issues.
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Putting aside the conspiracy concept of a private, clandestine company that comes in and "acid washes" hard drives for the government and charges them for the service, we tried to identify methods and products that he might have maybe been referring to.
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Putting aside that the 2015 bill was not fully agreed upon as the best approach even at that time, it was offered while Obama was president and thus the primary objective was to pass something substantive to finally force the certain veto.
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Putting aside his near-miraculous evolution from a Dumfries dweeb recording demos in his bedroom to appearing in a wealth of Getty images standing shirtless next to Taylor Swift, he's crept out of Diplo's shadow to become an artist in his own right.
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Even putting aside the concern of basic humane treatment of others in a prosperous society, it's a public health risk to force workers to choose between protecting themselves and others by staying home when they're sick and being able to feed their families.
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And three years after the Dead's remaining members played a series of farewell shows in Chicago, two of them — the bassist and singer Phil Lesh and the guitarist and singer Bob Weir — are putting aside their differences for a short springtime jaunt.
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That takes putting yourself aside, and putting aside what you think is most important — which is your ability to be smart or funny at their expense — and learning instead to try to be smart and funny in the service of explaining them.
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World peace on the run: U.N. diplomats from around the globe go on weekly pre-dawn jogs through Central Park in New York, putting aside their hierarchical titles and policy disagreements and focusing instead on shared concerns, from aching joints to parenting.
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It seems unlikely to me that either DOJ or FHFA, which has independent litigating authority, will ask the Supreme Court to look at the 5th Circuit's en banc ruling, even putting aside the appellate remand of shareholders' APA claim to the trial court.
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Putting aside the merits of those complaints and whether they diverted too much blame from Clinton herself, they at least weren't woven from the threads of some campaign whiz's data, filtered through a committee of jittery advisers and read from some pasteurized script.
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Putting aside what a stupid notion it is that we should just read books and let corporations do whatever they want with the internet, it's worth keeping in mind what information can be readily seen online that might not be in book form yet.
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Putting aside the fact that a president can't actually block an acquisition — that falls to his Department of Justice antitrust division, which is theoretically independent — other companies don't want to be campaign fodder for Trump and a slew of potential Democratic candidates in 22018.
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Putting aside the fact that Odie the cornerback is roughly 5x the body mass of Pierre the wide receiver—and that their proportions distort our impression of the severity of the incident—it's fair to say that Odie indeed is tackling when Pierre is defenseless.
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Putting aside the two most egregious problems with season five—the overly convoluted conspiracy plot is more frustrating than entertaining, and much worse, the setting allows the series to occasionally dip into lazy and offensive Middle Eastern stereotypes—Prison Break is still, well, Prison Break.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology As artificial intelligence and machine learning mature and manifest their potential to take on complicated tasks, we've become somewhat expectant that robots can succeed where humans have failed — namely, in putting aside personal biases when making decisions.
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Putting aside the fact that it would force me to confront my fears of dying alone and public displays of affection, I took one for the team and ventured into the unknown to find out what all the single ladies are missing out on.
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Putting aside the availability of the Nest Cam IQ line, and its similar facial recognition and motion detection systems, Lighthouse's system is remarkable in its ability to learn over time and adapt to the data that it collected and I annotated easily by hand.
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Putting aside insider-trading charges, if you leaf through the wreckage of the past decade of criminality on Wall Street, not a single Wall Street executive has gone to prison for the mortgage scandal, interest-rate rigging or other frauds that hurt millions of Americans.
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Putting aside the vulgar prejudice that significance can be measured by mere size and location in space and time, what could it mean to say that humanity is not at the centre of the universe when, according to most physicists, it has no centre?
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However, until now, the Eurogroup president has always been a finance minister, a European official, who asked to remain anonymous due to the nature of the issue, told CNBC, putting aside the possibility of Dijsselbloem keeping the European role even outside the Dutch finance ministry.
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That said, reporters often rely on sources who record things and give them those documents that maybe like, putting aside the law, which we all respect briefly, like reporters sympathies instinctively ought to be with people who are making undercover recordings and publicizing them.
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Even putting aside all the technical challenges, this test tunnel was able to surpass many of the typical regulations and roadblocks that hold up transportation projects because of eager city officials; Musk says getting all the necessary approvals will be the tunnels' biggest challenge.
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Putting aside a rivalry rekindled this season after Spaniard Nadal and Swiss Federer swept all four grand slams, the pair outlasted and outclassed Americans Sam Querrey and Jack Sock to win 6-4 1-6 1-103(10-5) in the weekend's headline match.
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ICANN's Governmental Advisory Board is already a threat to our liberty Putting aside the voices of those of the "International Stakeholder Group", who are the main advocates of this transition, those of us who know ICANN know that ICANN is already under Government influence.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Leaders of the BRICS major emerging economies made no mention of Venezuela during a two-day summit in Brazil's capital, according to diplomats, putting aside a rift over the fate of the chaotic South American country to focus on global economic issues instead.
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At the end of the book, when Grayling determines to go off on her own, I honestly couldn't see why she would want to: Putting aside the dangers of the road, adulthood in this world looks pretty bleak, even after the grimoires are returned.
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Putting aside the causes (the undue influence of an economic elite over the government policy for several decades, in this writer's humble opinion), the U.S has simultaneously seen a huge increase in the wealth of the wealthiest Americans, creating a historically high level of inequality.
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Putting aside, for a second, his triumphant hair and ability to wear multiple ostentatious rings and voice that sounds like the commanding yet nonchalant ghost of anyone who has ever broken a window in the Hyatt Hotel, Harry Styles is just pretty good, isn't he?
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Even putting aside the similarities of song structure and the fact that Grey Henson, the actor who plays Damian, has also played Elder McKinley, "Stop" is a remarkably close copy, down to its use of musical breaks to pun on its own title refrain.
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Even putting aside the inanity of using the trade deficit as a scoreboard to determine if the United States is "winning" or "losing," most economists say larger economic forces determine the deficit, including the government's fiscal deficit, which Mr. Trump has been busily increasing.
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Putting aside the existence of a school for wizards (and magic in general), Harry and his friends inhabit a land that is recognizably similar to ours, whereas the best high-fantasy authors — Terry Pratchett, Terry Brooks, Ursula K. Le Guin — invent entirely new environments.
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Putting aside the point that presents are not, strictly speaking, required, even of wedding guests (they are supposed to want to give), Miss Manners asks you to look into your soul — if not your performance agreement — to determine in what capacity you are attending.
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"After considering many possible options — and putting aside our personal desires to accommodate the people and the market — we came to the conclusion that we could not prioritize further investment over all other considerations we have in a rapidly changing global industry," he said.
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Thanksgiving dinner, awkward though it may sometimes be, is a rare opportunity for each of us to focus on the simple and constructive act of putting aside our phones, saying no to Netflix, and seeing what we can discover to enjoy about each other.
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".. the reality is putting aside the big ideas in the World Cup, the real issue is the organization and cleaning it up for me I wish it will be more streamlined, more open and that's what I am hoping will take place," he added.
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And I watched her go in with just remarkable dignity and grit and courage and I can't help but believe that, putting aside the results of all of that, that that had to have inspired other women to also find the courage within themselves.
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Jesse Mercado, a business owner from Los Angeles, was one of the first to hit the dance floor with his girlfriend, putting aside the small American and Cuban flags that they had been waving at people on the shore as the ship passed by Miami's South Beach.
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Putting aside Simmons and Chriss—the latter is an NBA rookie; the former is in the middle of missing his rookie season with a foot injury—it doesn't inspire confidence that none of the other four players finished their rookie contracts with the team that drafted them.
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But, putting aside the fact that it's no longer in the royal family and that it originally belonged to Margaret — making it not a particularly obvious choice for Harry to pick as her jewels would belong to her heirs — the ring would just look beautiful on Markle.
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Putting aside for a moment the potentially chilling effect this could have on free speech, as media companies looking to merge may think twice about giving their reporters free rein to report on the Trump administration, it could also have a chilling effect on economic growth.
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Putting aside the issue that the VR goggles require and iPhone or Android device, it's questionable a "VR lite" experience will inspire kids to dive deeper into virtual reality — not to mention the concern that cheap, poor VR experiences can sometimes leave the user feeling nauseated.
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So -- putting aside the possibility that Trump is just trying to find a way to remind people about his great and only major legislative win -- it's a little unclear why he would be vaguely proposing new tax cuts to be unveiled in tandem with Election Day.
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"Super savers" — Americans who are putting aside at least 90 percent of the annual $18,000 employee contribution limit to their 401(k) plan — often choose to give up purchases or delay other goals to hit that savings total, according to a new report from Principal Financial.
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"Putting aside the injustice of monetary reparations from current taxpayers for the sins of a small subset of Americans from many generations ago ... the fair distribution of reparations would be nearly impossible once one considers the complexity of the American struggle to abolish slavery," argued Louisiana Rep.
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Putting aside her own reservations, Hope Hicks, one of Mr. Trump's most trusted aides, then took the job and held it until stepping down a year ago, the only person who was seen as successful at channeling the volatile president and maintaining the respect of her colleagues.
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WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday took its first recorded vote to press forward with a possible impeachment of President Trump, putting aside Democrats' internal divisions for the time being in a bid to strengthen its hand in investigating whether he committed high crimes and misdemeanors.
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WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday took its first recorded vote to press forward with a possible impeachment of President Trump, putting aside Democrats' internal divisions for the time being in a bid to strengthen its hand in investigating whether he committed high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Putting aside the president's failure to fully separate himself from his own business interests, he didn't even attempt to reduce the influence of the villainously-depicted establishment during what should have been opening stage of the "drain the swamp" strategy, the formulation of his own administration.
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But putting aside the opportunism of Zuckerberg's argument for a moment, which he made only after Facebook failed to enter the Chinese market and regulators began knocking on his door, his point about the vulnerability of the American model of free speech around the world is correct.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats, claiming a mandate from voters, opened a legislative campaign on Wednesday to secure protections under the Affordable Care Act for people with pre-existing medical conditions, putting aside divisions over a more ambitious push for "Medicare for all" in favor of shoring up existing law.
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Putting aside the obvious issue of free speech that the President and his supporters seem to conveniently to dismiss, the fact is that serving as a member of the US Women's National Team -- a team that has broken barriers over and over again -- is itself an act of patriotism.
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This is less about putting aside those differences than acknowledging them while still believing in harmony, becoming aware that people of non-normative sexualities and gender identities can be of deep faith, and that there are people of deep faith who are welcoming to those who are non-normative.
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Factoring in the age at which people tend to get married, as well as your own income and ability to save money, you should be able to come up with an idea of how much to start putting aside immediately to finance your dream wedding down the road.
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Putting aside whether Musk misled anyone, the unorthodox manner in which he announced the news and Tesla's failure to promptly clarify the situation with a regulatory filing is a corporate governance lapse that raises questions about how companies use social media to release market-moving news, securities lawyers said.
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Putting aside the fact that I can't imagine what Jeff Bezos actually does in a day in terms of real work that justifies making $6 billion in 20 minutes, as he famously did in 2016, just what in the world does he even do with all that money?
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Playlist: "Body Count" / "KKK Bitch" / "There Goes The Neighborhood" / "Invincible Gangsta" / "The End Game" / "Talk Shit Get Shot" / "99 Problems BC" / "Institutionalized 2014" Momentarily putting aside the streetwise bonafides of those first four essential solo albums, a certain idiosyncrasy has always been a part of Ice-T's modus operandi.
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"Technically, I was using everything I learned in Cunningham and ballet classes, especially Merce's idea of pitting one part of the body against another, while others were abandoning or temporarily putting aside their training and going in the opposite direction of pedestrian movement," she said in the email.
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Putting aside the fact that determining the impact on the election was outside the scope of the intelligence community's assessment, it is practically impossible to say with any degree of certainty what was going through the minds of the 62 million American voters when they checked Trump's name on the ballot.
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Putting aside the numbers suggesting that Donald Trump's victory was delivered by people who lived in the suburbs and were, on average, wealthier than those who voted for his opponent, scores of amateur anthropologists travelled to dilapidated parts of rural America with two questions in mind: who are these people?
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However, even putting aside the potential monetary benefits and increased influence, the chance to totally upend a linchpin of American foreign policy in the Middle East would far outweigh the liabilities, especially if the leadership is as genuinely irked over the questioning of the "One-China" policy as it seems.
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Putting aside the historical significance of this election with respect to Hillary Clinton's accomplishments, as well as the less fortunate reality of Donald Trump's success, this election will be looked upon as a time of political revolution because of the amazingly impressive work of a 74-year-old senator from Vermont.
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Putting aside all the headlines and commotion, it's important to remember that the issues that preoccupy the minds of Americans — whether it's the rise of violent extremism, the scourge of opioids, or the attacks on basic human rights and freedoms — will all require help from our friends around the world.
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His research found that only 40 percent of people with HDHPs were putting aside money for future care (whether in an HSA or other account), only one-quarter of people were asking about the cost of services, and just six percent negotiated prices in advance or after getting a bill.
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Much of Mr. Macron's account of their conversation — putting aside their lengthy comments on Peter the Great's visit to Versailles in 1717 — suggested that he had stuck to his stated plan of pushing the Russians in areas where Mr. Putin's policies are at odds with those of European Union countries.
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"One of the things that is most troubling as a survivor of sexual assault and as somebody that's a woman — putting aside the sexual assault — you have no ability to have a voice when you're unconscious to say yes or no," Book said, according to the Treasure Coast Palm newspaper.
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Putting aside his own politics — he told the FT last month that "I might find it harder to vote for Bernie than for Trump" — Mr. Blankfein said that investors were significantly more comfortable with Joe Biden, but that he believed most of Wall Street was still rooting for President Trump.
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"MHP leader Mr Bahceli has once again put the future of the nation first with foresight and patriotism, putting aside political goals, and we will carry out the constitutional change with the MHP," Yildirim said in a speech at a ceremony in the Black Sea town of Rize, broadcast live on television.
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" For example, he told me: "When you hear about this little girl stuck in a well, and you devote all your energies to fixing it, you're putting aside that there could be hundreds of thousands of people suffering much worse that could also use your help, but they don't trigger your empathy.
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Putting aside the fact that he and Mike Pence would apparently fail their own ideology test on several fronts, the very existence of such a vetting policy would create another obstacle for refugees —including LGBTQ people fleeing countries where they can literally be put to death simply because of who they are.
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Washington (CNN)Putting aside a sudden crisis with Iran, President Barack Obama on Tuesday urged Americans in his final State of the Union address to reject the politics of tribalism and fear that have rocked the campaign to find his successor and to build a "clear-eyed, big-hearted" and "optimistic" nation.
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Putting aside the fact that President Trump has spent a total of seven weekends out of the 13 weeks he's been in office at Mar-a-Lago, one might assume that a club that costs $200,000 to join—the fee was doubled after Trump was elected—would have a fabulous dining room.
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By putting aside their longtime rivalry and merging their digital operations, BMW and Daimler hope they will be in a better position to compete with companies like Zipcar, a unit of Avis Budget Group that is the largest car-sharing service in the United States, as well as bigger threats like Uber.
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" Putting aside that this is not at all how emails work, Trump then went on a truly bizarre rant against Clinton in which he accused her of deleting emails in defiance of a Congressional subpoena (which is kind of rich) and threw in his typical complaints about her and other Democrats' "corruption.
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Putting aside the specter of state-sponsored Russian hacking, in the past year alone, the Twitter accounts of Kylie Jenner, Mark Zuckerberg, Keith Richards, Sundar Pichai, Drake, Travis Kalanick, the National Football League, and the foreign minister of Belgium (to name a few) were hacked or accessed by someone who wasn't supposed to have access.
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Putting aside how much of that is due to Goldberg not being able to go for long at his age—indeed, he couldn't go much more than 15 minutes in his prime—we're left with a surprisingly intriguing storyline around the two part-timers: Goldberg is the guy the previously invincible Lesnar simply cannot beat.
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Putting aside the significant external costs of defending these plants against attacks, the costs of developing sufficient electrical distribution systems to support such large generators (which can easily equal or exceed the cost of the reactors), and the costs of nuclear waste management and decommissioning, nuclear power plants themselves cannot compete against their alternatives.
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There are millions of "mundane-sounding" applications of AI, Boyd said, and Microsoft wants to help companies find them — putting aside the application of AI towards exciting new fields like driverless cars, drone deliveries, and drug discovery, there are relatively simple things it can do today that can actually help customers with real problems.
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Even putting aside the security risks that this kind of mass decryption order creates, the economic drag that forced decryption would put on our startup sector is reason enough to oppose it (particularly considering both terrorists and upstanding citizens will just end up using secure products and services created in countries that still allow encryption).
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Even putting aside the question of molestation, perhaps the most striking thing about the piece is that it unintentionally reveals Woody Allen's image of himself as a benevolent patriarch -- a carefully-constructed façade of "neurotic nebbish" deployed to cover up what reads very much like a manipulative power to simply do whatever he wants.
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Putting aside that developer-side difference, many of the same titles will be available on both platforms when they launch this spring, including the excellent rhythm lightsaber game Beat Saber and a competitive Western-themed online shooter called Dead & Buried 2, based on a demo Oculus built to show off Quest last year at its Connect conference.
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Everything about Dungeons & Dragons is a labor in passion: you and your group must meet in person (or over video call if not everyone is in one place), putting aside four hours in the week that by some miracle manages to work for everyone, and each person has to be fully invested in this shared fictional world.
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From a purely partisan viewpoint, Harold Ickes, a longtime Democratic operative, argues that—putting aside the fear that Trump might start a nuclear war—"Democrats should hope Trump stays in office," because he makes a better foil, and because Pence might work more effectively with Congress and be more successful at advancing the far right's agenda.
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Putting aside for a minute, the distant and distasteful asterisk of Newt Gingrich's proposed "Drug Importer Death Penalty Act of 1996," as conservative and liberal Americans in California, we wonder: How could social mores in the Philippines descend so low it becomes acceptable – and more than that, praised by the government – for vigilantes to kill over drug crimes?
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"Putting aside the fundraising that accompanied the creation of Ether, based on my understanding of the present state of Ether, the Ethereum network and its decentralized structure, current offers and sales of Ether are not securities transactions," William Hinman, director of the SEC's division of corporation finance, said in a speech prepared for a conference in San Francisco.
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Putting aside the bacteria and a distinctive group of microbes called the archaea (which I like to call together the dark matter of biology because so little is understood of their diversity), the best estimate we have of all the rest (the fungi, algae, plants and animals) is roughly 22006 million, give or take a million.
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"I found him to be a different person from his public persona," Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi of Pakistan said at a breakfast on Thursday, recalling their encounter at the United Nations, while putting aside Mr. Trump's threat this month to suspend most security aid because of what he called Pakistan's "lies and deceit" in dealing with terrorism.
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It's also, putting aside the struggles of addiction, a useful illustration of the malaise that greets a lot of us this time of the year, as the simple joys of summer — steamed ears of corn, a swim in cool water, empty subway cars, Drake crooning out of the Uber coming to take you home — wink out, just like that.
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"We knew the opportunity for traveling together was going to become less and less as they got older, so we started to map out where we wanted to go and putting aside money," said Ms. Krechevsky, who in the past 203 years has visited several national parks, a Wyoming dude ranch, the Caribbean and South Africa, among other places.
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By putting aside the more controversial debate about data in motion, or information being passed between two devices on an encrypted platform, and focusing on a conversation about data at rest, or information stored on a particular device, allowed us to find a more pragmatic way to address the concerns of both privacy advocates and law enforcement.
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Here's what the iPad current lineup looks like: $410.2 7.9-inch iPad mini (2019) $329 210.2-inch iPad (2329) $2499 2349-inch iPad Air 2379 (2399) $33 23-inch iPad Pro (210.2) $20.3 12.9-inch iPad Pro (2018) Putting aside the iPad mini, a new 10.2-inch iPad would slot in between the $329 9.7-inch iPad and $499 iPad Air 10.23.
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Putting aside clunkers like Theranos, a number of startups — such as Ava, which is focusing on women's health — have been exploring not just what kind of data they can gather from wearables and other devices, but how to "read" that data and match it up with new understanding about disease pathology and health, to gain more insights about us and how we work.
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Putting aside the fact he was — spoiler alert — killed off in Generations (although Shatner penned a Star Trek novel where Kirk returned), the idea of an older, worn-out Kirk getting a new lease on life was the entire point of Star Trek II. And that may be the key to why TWoK is so well-regarded in Star Trek canon.
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"Even putting aside whatever advantage the government may see in prosecuting a case before a certain judge as opposed to having it randomly assigned through the criminal wheel, the mere fact that the government has been able to effectively choose its judge in this manner is improper under the rules, unconstitutional and fundamentally unfair to the indicted defendants," the letter said.
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Wealthfront: How 3 of the most popular high-yield savings accounts stack upI've opened multiple high-yield savings accounts to earn 200 times more interest on my money, but I won't pull the trigger unless it has 3 things Putting aside just an extra $25 a week can make a massive difference in your savings, if you make 2 smart choices
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Putting aside the burden on roads, tranquillity and social relations, to frack a gas well means taking roughly four million gallons of water, poisoning it with chemicals, some of them proprietary secrets, and forcing this brew, together with some three million pounds of clay pellets or silica sand, into a well that extends horizontally a mile or two through shale.
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Putting aside for a moment the real possibility that King's statement was merely a cynical ploy to distract the American public from the real issue at hand -- the urgent need for stricter gun control laws -- his comment betrays a lack of understanding about the meaning of the Cuban flag (and, for that matter, about most flags displayed outside their country of origin).
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Putting aside the question of who tagged the buildings in the first place, the campaign's assertion rests on on the idea that a private citizen could intimidate one of the most powerful men in the world with some paint and a handful of choice words that accurately, if bluntly, sum up the harm that Bloomberg has enacted while in office.
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Putting aside Murphy's unfortunate repeat association with problematic figures like Kelly, Michael Jackson, and former Epic Executive Chairman L.A. Reid, who departed from the label in 2017 amid allegations of sexual misconduct, Life amplifies just how difficult cancelling an artist can be when they've spent entire careers building up bodies of work while allegedly getting away with bad, even criminal, behavior.
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In just 70 minutes, we saw Sansa and Arya go head-to-head in an epic sister feud, Jon and his men battle the Army of the Dead, The Hound putting aside his prejudice of the Wildlings to save Tormund's life, the once King of the North pledge his allegiance to Daenerys Targaryen to form the most badass alliance, and the heartbreaking death of Viserion.
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Putting aside the fact that it is a joyless creeper full of awkward bars that name-check Filet-o-Fish sandwiches, it is kinda wacky to hear a 45-year-old man who is still one of the best-selling rappers in the world shoehorn references to sci-fi parasites ("Became a Symbiote, so / My fangs are in your throat, ho" quoth Em, cringily).
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The words President Trump used in his Afghanistan speech on Monday night were a dramatic improvement from last week (putting aside the fact that no President in modern history has ever felt the need to begin a prime-time address by disavowing racism because the country he leads had doubts.) Still, at Fort Myer on Monday, Trump appealed to the country to be unified.
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"Putting aside some of his invectives, I'm always happy to meet with the lieutenant governor, and with the governor for that matter," Mr. Straus said, adding, "I also believe that too many of our state leaders spend too much of their focus and attention on divisive social issues, so if that's what the meetings are going to be about, you can count me out."
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Putting aside the fact that Camilla is the flattest, least-interesting villain to ever wear a signature monochromatic outfit (she spends the entirety of the film clad in an enviable all-red ensemble) the choice to pit two women against each other in a narrative meant to redress the many wrongs perpetrated against women seems like something that should have set off alarm bells somewhere along the way.
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Putting aside the level of excitement that each has engendered, it is worth noting, for those who may have failed to see Towns regularly, that while Porzingis has proved to be an ingenious pick, Towns has quite simply been one of the best rookies ever to play in the N.B.A. When it is time to decide between them for rookie of the year, the voting should not even be close.
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Putting aside the clear constitutional impediment to requiring a super-majority vote on electing a speaker, the order of business in the House on the opening day of a new Congress calls for the election and swearing-in of a Speaker (under general parliamentary law), followed by the swearing-in of members, the election of other house officers, and then the adoption of a new set of House rules.
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WM: And I think we ought to say — and you probably said it in June; I'm going to repeat it — they did something that you can either read as a sign of ... we can read it both as a sign of failure but also a sign of their determination to get this watch right, and that is, putting aside the hardware, they have completely redone the software on this watch.
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Putting aside well-established facts about how UNRWA actually operates, including the fact that it overlooks reported terrorist group activity in some of its camps; allowed members of Hamas and other terrorist groups to hold UNRWA staff positions; teaches children to demonize and delegitimize Israel using violent propaganda; and uses false images to stir up hatred against Israel, UNRWA is the only refugee agency in the world whose purpose is not to resettle refugees and help them go on with their lives.
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Chicago Bears Returning: WR Alshon Jeffery (franchised), DB Tracy Porter, DB Sherrick McManis, TE Zach Miller, DT Mitch Unrein, RB Jacquizz Rodgers New additions: LB Danny Trevathan, T Bobby Massie, LB Jerrell Freeman, DL Akiem Hicks, OL Ted Larsen, OL Manny Ramirez, fourth-round pick Lost: RB Matt Forte, LB LaRoy Reynolds, LB Shea McClellin, TE Martellus Bennett Putting aside Forte's value as a franchise icon, he's an older running back and Jeremy Langford established himself as an interesting option at the position last year.
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"Hit 'Em High" Putting aside the cognitive dissonance of having rappers like Method Man (whose signature Wu Tang song opens with the series of inventive tortures he's going to inflict on you) and B-Real (from Cypress Hill, best known for their hit "How Could I Just Kill a Man" and prodigious references to marijuana) on a soundtrack for a family film, "Hit 'Em High" is fascinating because it was produced by Trackmasters, a hip-hop production team who collectively have seven gold and 20 platinum records to their names.
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For example, after Harry Truman was thrust into the presidency with the death of Franklin Roosevelt, his advisors took almost two weeks after he was sworn in to brief him on the U.S. atomic bomb program during the height of World War II. Putting aside the ethical question of whether Trump should have prevented the FCC from voting to dismantle net neutrality in order to revenge himself on a media company and the administrative consideration of how much oversight an executive has over an independent agency, there are times when a president's closest advisors need to show their loyalty to the president to allow him to decide if he wants to extract a pound of flesh so that he trusts them with more existential threats.
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