The quick fix I was after set up unreal expectations.
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An immediate quick fix is to uninstall these mobile apps.
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What tips can you give me for a quick fix?
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We can do it rapidly — but not a quick fix.
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But those looking for a quick fix will be disappointed.
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But GE was never going to be a quick fix.
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"It's not going to be a quick fix," he added.
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This is not an easy process or a quick fix.
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And the stars have learned to love the quick fix.
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"It's preventive, and it's not a quick fix," she says.
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Fortunately, I brought some duct tape for a quick fix.
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Superintendents and school boards often lust after the quick fix.
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There is no quick fix for people addicted to opioids.
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"There's no quick fix with the Russians," said one official.
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There is no quick fix; this issue is so multi-faceted.
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The Takeaway: I'm becoming skeptical of quick-fix free agent narratives.
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For us, one quick fix is pulling back on food spending.
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There's no quick fix when it comes to recovering from trauma.
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Only have a couple of minutes to make a quick fix?
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Growing up, I'd always seen medication as a quick fix. Headache?
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A quick fix isn't enough—make a change that will last.
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It is difficult to find a quick fix to these issues.
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I was doing any quick fix to get the weight off.
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Thinking a single, quick-fix "innovation" will solve complicated social problems.
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Commentary: There's no quick fix for the political conflict in Gaza.
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"I don't think that there's any one quick fix," McGuire said.
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Sadly, there is no quick fix when it comes to opioids.
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"We cannot afford the quick fix, especially when it doesn't work."
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Thankfully, Gmail has a quick fix for that: the "Mute" button.
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But a quick fix for dreaming seems a step too far.
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This isn't a sure thing, and it's not a quick fix.
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This whole thing, it's not going to be a quick fix.
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In Helsinki, where the machine debuted, "Quick Fix" was a revelation.
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Not exactly a quick fix, but here's to them being restored.
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Unfortunately, there is no "quick fix" for overweight labradors, Raffan said.
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But getting TSA approval for privatized security is not a quick fix.
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"This is a quick fix that is necessary and urgent," she said.
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This quick fix also works wonderfully to visually unify any mismatched furniture.
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The device may be promising, but it won't be a quick fix.
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Ahead, read their quick-fix solutions, but attempt at your own risk.
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In addition to speeding up ceremonies, this quick fix livens up speeches.
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There isn't a quick fix or magic technology to solve the crisis.
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If you're in a bind and need a quick fix, this'll do.
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How did "Tia Mowry&aposs Quick Fix Presents Comfort Kitchen" come about?
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Congress should act to pass a quick fix to address this technicality.
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The quick fix could help to mitigate some of the suit's claims.
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This product seemed to be promising that in a cheap, quick fix.
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Still, even the genetically modified mosquitoes would not be a quick fix.
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TSB: It seems like a quick fix, something we can easily control.
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No quick fix Analysts say a lot more needs to be done.
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But up at Amherst, there was no McDonald's special, no quick fix.
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Grainger acknowledged the call but indicated there could be no quick fix.
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I think they are a quick fix and a long-term problem.
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Coaches who rely on transfers are often criticized for a quick-fix approach.
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It seems cabinet space is always lacking, but this quick fix can help.
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And when she's having a greasy-hair emergency, powder is her quick fix.
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Here's a quick fix: break up with the idea of the perfect president.
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The problem is that even if he goes, there is no quick fix.
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"Weed prevention should not be approached with a quick-fix mindset," Henriksen says.
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"I was doing any quick fix to get the weight off," she says.
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Safe to say, no quick fix looks likely to solve this complex problem.
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"Our goal, in my opinion, should be not a quick fix," Alexander said.
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But private investors are wary, says Fogelman, and there is no quick fix.
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In our uncertain political times, that's a quick fix Americans can count on.
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The Lazy Girl Dry Shampoo is all you need for a quick fix.
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There's no quick fix, of course, and AA does work for some people.
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Yadav's film is full of such quick-fix solutions and overtly obvious messaging.
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"There's no quick fix or free lunch in this business," he told them.
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Fake news is not a technological or scientific problem with a quick fix.
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"A quick fix is very appealing to the North American society," he said.
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At the very least, a quick fix on immigration does not seem likely.
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It's far too widespread and engrained to be solved with a quick fix.
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However, in those perilous moments of anxiety, we just want a quick fix.
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But once pessimism becomes entrenched, even that may not offer a quick fix.
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That's why it's suggesting a quick fix to ease your chicken sandwich cravings.
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But once pessimism becomes entrenched, even that may not offer a quick fix.
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But it was just a quick fix, designed without future decontamination in mind.
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As if it will offer a quick fix for every problem in their life.
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Nor is there a quick fix to stop business from going to other countries.
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" "There is no short term quick fix to creating prosperity, and development and peace.
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He is unlikely to find a quick fix even if one can be found.
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Would people change their carbon-spewing ways if they believed some quick fix existed?
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So it's not just gonna be this quick fix; there's nothing magical to it.
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The consulting firm believes that Lebanon's clandestine cannabis farms may offer a quick fix.
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"New Yorkers are more highly strung, and they want a quick fix," she said.
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I remind myself that none of what I'm involved in is a quick fix.
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We need to challenge the belief there is a "quick fix" to pain management.
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Too bad turning the car off and on doesn't work as a quick fix.
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The mesh was meant to be a quick fix, but the aftermath was worse.
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"It was just a quick fix," said an expert in tracking surrendered mineral tenements.
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But there is no quick fix for deeply rooted environmental issues like drought, observers say.
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Hoping it's a quick fix, I clean the grate, but it doesn't do the trick.
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It's a quick fix for bored fingers during a commute with little else to offer.
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We know what you're thinking now: Is this really healthy, or just a quick fix?
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There is little sign of a quick fix, and bankers are bracing for the impact.
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Still, it's a cautionary tale for anyone who believes solar geoengineering is a quick fix.
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Net neutrality opponents tout legislation restoring the FTC's sole privacy oversight as a quick fix.
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"There will be no quick fix," one banker, who holds Mozambique government debt, told Reuters.
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Additionally, some reproductive rights advocates consider pharmacy access a quick fix to a bigger problem.
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Although the theme of season three is rebellion, Miller says there is no quick fix.
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I fasted for two weeks every now and then just to lose a quick fix.
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The gap is caused by a range of issues and there is no quick fix.
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Overcoming it will not be a quick fix — it will take time, innovation and sacrifice.
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Using one of their free-month options or discount codes was only a quick fix.
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I know there's no "quick fix" for grief, but what am I supposed to do?
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It seems almost un-American to say this, but there simply is no quick fix.
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One quick fix regulators should consider: Introducing "sandboxes," or areas where regulation enables responsible experimentation.
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This is far from a quick fix, it will take years and years of rebuilding.
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But defense experts say there is little indication the shift will be a quick fix.
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But ultimately, we learned what we already knew: There's no obvious, quick fix for Twitter.
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Two other volunteers heard about the offer of an expensive quick-fix and joined me.
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"We don't see this as a one-time quick fix, or even a crackdown," Heim says.
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So the media is definitely coalescing around the idea that this is not a quick fix.
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" This year, some of her goals included expanding Quick Fix, and having a "healthy baby girl.
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A quick fix is having this mode (enabled in Settings > Battery) turned on at all times.
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Credit Suisse said there might be "no quick fix" in sight to turn it all around.
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This won't be a "quick fix," said Lance Collins, dean of the engineering school at Cornell.
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There is no quick fix for happiness … The purest source of happiness is found in others.
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There is no quick fix for happiness, no drug or technology that will provide it instantly.
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"I think it's just a quick fix for people, but really it's just irresponsible," she said.
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With the character, with Kate, she wants a quick fix but that's not what it's about.
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For a quick fix, altering your breathing patterns can help reduce physical signs of stress, too.
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A few shoppers found the beverage had a strong alcohol taste — but offered a quick fix.
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The doctor—not necessarily qualified to recognize full-blown anxiety or depression—offers the quick fix.
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For many parents, she said, it's important to understand that there may be no quick fix.
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The rest of Catalonia and Spain do not appear likely to find such a quick fix.
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A simple, cheap and relatively quick fix is to pay farmers and ranchers for environmental services.
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And for those who are sincerely interested in improving educational equality, it promises a quick fix.
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What is all this convenience and quick-fix distraction doing to people, to families, to society?
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For a quick fix, Brandless' night cream contains moisturizing shea butter without any parabens or phthalates.
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"I doubt it will be a quick fix," said Alistair Campbell, a London-based Berenberg analyst.
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There&aposs no quick fix for fitness or weight loss, just good nutrition and healthy habits.
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To Cam, it's the realization of a long-held revenge fantasy, with quick-fix financial perks.
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Entrepreneurial energy can work wonders, but it can also lead to quick-fix thinking and arrogant mistakes.
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There are First Amendment considerations, and anyone looking for a quick fix is going to be disappointed.
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A multi-faceted issue -- with no single culprit and no quick fix -- requires complex and layered solutions.
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"Let your kids help assemble" this cute creation, says the host of YouTube's Quick Fix lifestyle series.
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I highly doubt Mr. Slack believed his quick fix would go on to become a booming industry.
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Luckily, the drugstore is stocked with affordable face masks to provide a quick fix for skin issues.
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Still, K&R policies may provide only a quick fix since they were not designed for ransomware.
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"I think the most frustrating aspect is there's no cure, and there's no quick fix," Batra says.
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North Carolina is not alone in state governments using HBCUs as a quick fix to cut costs.
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It's a great addition and a quick fix to the ongoing issue of Chrome OS app selection.
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Such tactics may not fit the mold of what's expected in today's quick-fix, instant-gratification society.
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It could be a quick fix on Curaleaf's part to the copy on their labels and website.
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"There is no quick fix for GE and the stock remains biased to the downside," Khanna added.
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A quick-fix expert, he immediately turned around defenses in Buffalo, Atlanta, San Diego, Dallas, and Houston.
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A quick fix would be just replacing that with a third of a cup of canna-oil.
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Equally, if the sex starts to get a little stale, here's a quick fix: talk about it.
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I think they can be a quick fix, but not something you should depend on for happiness.
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Just a quick fix-up, but it turned out to be worse than I thought it was.
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Either way, it's time we leave them behind, no matter how badly we want that quick fix.
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But the reality is that there's unlikely to be a quick fix for America's declining manufacturing sector.
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He is well meaning, upright and blissfully unaware that there is no quick fix for caste discrimination.
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It can be hard to convince patients who are looking for a quick fix to try psychotherapy.
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Most teams, even the most successful ones, have some flaw that seems to resist a quick fix.
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Which is to say: everyone is horny, and beyond furiously (or mindfully!) masturbating there's no quick fix.
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The people of Hong Kong "are not seeking a quick fix", said Yuen, the Lingnan University professor.
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Rather than a quick fix, the app tries to change users&apos behavior over the long term.
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A quick fix for this, of course, is the Google cardboard headset, which typically costs less than $10.
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However, Villanelle has a quick fix for this problem: push the handler in front of an oncoming truck!
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That said, Freedhoff noted there's a distinction between effective, lifelong diet strategies and "quick fix" cleanses and fads.
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This was Adele's second time using a product from Quick Fix Synthetic, a company that sells fake urine.
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Silicon Valley is turning to algorithms to help, but nothing indicates that machines will be a quick fix.
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I remembered Elise Loehnen's words at Goop about the pounds lost with quick-fix diets coming right back.
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I ran to the doctors and hopped on medication thinking that was going to be a quick fix.
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"Rice knows the business, but there is no quick fix," said Jeff Sprague, analyst at Vertical Research Partners.
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It's something you likely don't have to go out of your way for, making it a quick fix.
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Cops suggested they were most likely lulled in under a ruse by a man promising a quick fix.
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He also said if Maduro were to leave, there would be no quick fix for Venezuela's energy sector.
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There is no quick fix to this crisis, and it will take all of us to solve it.
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I could see that it involved bolts and an elaborate deconstruction that went well beyond a quick fix.
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This supposed one-time, two-week quick fix becomes a financial albatross that lasts six months or more.
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Seratones will also be on CBS Saturday Morning this Saturday, March 5, if you need a quick fix.
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Mental health is so underfunded in the UK that pills can be used as the quick-fix option.
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In the absence of a quick fix, several retailers are seeking to shield themselves from the public spotlight.
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Though Scandinavia has much to teach the world, sadly there is no quick fix to be found here.
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"People love the idea of a quick-fix or a reset, with the New Year coming," he said.
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For a while, I was addicted to sex, and dating apps have always offered me a quick fix.
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This is a perilous moment for which there is no quick fix, but there are ideas worth considering.
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Since its inception, shapewear has been marketed as a quick fix for those moments of frazzled frustration, i.e.
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This quick fix approach to forming good habits is completely unsustainable and often does more harm than good.
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In his timeline, Leitschuh said that the vulnerability was originally disclosed to Zoom on March 26, with a proposed "quick fix," but that Zoom took 10 days to confirm the vulnerability, and that despite talking to the company he only saw on June 24 that Zoom had implemented the quick fix.
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Bike sharing is appealing for cities looking for a cheap, quick fix for air pollution and growing traffic congestion.
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Be cautious about colonics It may seem like a "quick fix," but Duker Freuman says she doesn't recommend them.
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When her hair color isn't up to par, the star has a couple wigs handy for a quick fix.
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But that quick fix comes at the expense of keeping older, more beaten-up aircraft in the sky longer.
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Many, however, wonder whether these technologies alone will improve conditions on the mountain, or just provide a quick fix.
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If you're after a quick fix for silkier locks, it's time to pick up your first sheet mask today.
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You spoke about the Illuminati on your radio show The Quick Fix, and you're super passionate about the subject.
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If you need a quick fix, the holy grail of youthful-looking skin lies with Sunday Riley's Good Genes.
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If it's a quick fix, it'll do it immediately, otherwise, it'll provide a free loaner bike during longer procedures.
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"They are risking citizens' rights on a quick-fix scheme," said Mr. Zimmerman, whose group recently refiled its suit.
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It just shows you that these problems sometimes are just not susceptible to any other quick fix than deterrence.
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Hong Kong's government mostly justifies its race for space as a quick fix for an increasingly broken social system.
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It's not to do a quick fix by turning my phone to grayscale for two days — it's more holistic.
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Now, those pipes are potentially ruined and dangerous, which is a big reason why there's been no quick fix.
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For those with the opposite concern—that a casual fling might demand alimony—there is no such quick fix.
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But I'm not going to say it is easy, I'm not going say it will be a quick fix.
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But the truth is likely one that is harder for Mr. Peña Nieto to find a quick fix for.
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"There is a path to doing that, but it is not going to be a quick fix," Langenberg said.
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Naïveté and desperation drove some mothers to spend thousands of dollars on so-called interventionists for a quick fix.
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"The Iranians have just demonstrated that they've figured it out and there is no quick-fix solution," Hendrix said.
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"It's short of implementation detail, it's a quick fix on paper but it won't last in reality," he added.
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So Kin said it's extending its partnership with Mowry to develop more lifestyle content in addition to Quick Fix.
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But the push to digitalize Denmark may have gone too far by offering a quick fix for marriage problems.
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That means Trump's supposed quick fix to get a border wall is anything but, and extremely problematic to boot.
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Detox teas and other quick-fix health products have long been popular choices for endorsements among influencers and celebrities.
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"For a lot of people, even when it's their first experience, this is not a quick fix," Gorman said.
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Desperate show handlers may look for hair extensions as a quick fix, hoping it goes unnoticed by a judge.
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QUICK FIX — An analysis of several polls of the Canadian election reveals distinct advantages for the incumbent, Justin Trudeau.
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Look no further than our super sweet collection of cards -- a guaranteed quick fix to any V-day sitch!
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As the Obama administration already showed with its own comprehensive cybersecurity plan, there's no such thing as a quick fix.
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My fear is that with all things in American politics today, there is this political desire for the quick fix.
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The Verge was able to verify the eavesdropping capability firsthand before Apple shut down group FaceTime as a quick fix.
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For the moment, this community's continued hardship serves as a reminder that major environmental disasters rarely have a quick fix.
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My coach had instructed my team to bring honey as a quick fix to boost our muscles should this happen.
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If the bed's not high enough off the ground, bed risers are a quick fix to make more room underneath.
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A closer look at its construction shows a quick fix for the Fold might not be so easy to engineer.
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In trying to create a quick fix to perceived problems, this executive order can cause much more harm than good.
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"The quick fix ... the government should give law enforcement more money," Shaq said on WABC Radio's "Curtis and Cosby" show.
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Baby Cairo, who accompanied Hardrict to visit the Tia Mowry's Quick Fix vlogger as she begins filming her new show.
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It's easy to get frustrated, but weight loss is not a linear process, and "dieting" also isn't a quick fix.
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Robbers, rapists, child molesters, carjackers, murderers, and dope fiends who would spend their mother's monthly rent for a quick fix.
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At the campus level, it's vital to note that low-cost, quick-fix programs are predictably hard to come by.
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And if the medication at the pharmacy is either too expensive or not available, there will be no quick fix.
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"Never a quick fix," said Hugh Young, managing director for Asia Pacific at Aberdeen Standard Investments, StanChart's third largest shareholder.
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Your Money Adviser People struggling with loan payments and falling credit scores may be tempted to seek a quick fix.
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Wouterson is convinced there isn't just one quick fix to sleep better; there are several areas that demand your attention.
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There's also a sense here that this crisis isn't going to be a one-time event with a quick fix.
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SUPPORT FOR INQUIRY The people of Hong Kong "are not seeking a quick fix", said Yuen, the Lingnan University professor.
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"There is no quick fix for GE and the stock remains biased to the downside," Khanna said at the time.
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Research has consistently found that extreme, quick-fix diet plans don't work and aren't good for your health long-term.
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Victoria Secret is broken, and Pink is cracking and will not be a quick fix, Jefferies analyst Randal Konik said.
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However, the Waratahs didn't want his signature either, deciding that "quick fix" Hayne didn't fit with the club's current direction.
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But there appeared to be concerns that some members may seek a quick fix to domestic woes through a weaker currency.
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ET: The quick fix flag from earlier has now been replaced with a picture of the president gazing out a window.
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But as with the other treatments, the underlying pathology is not addressed, so it's just a quick fix, if at all.
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Colin Hamilton, analyst at BMO Capital Markets, is skeptical that the LME can find any quick fix to its logistics problems.
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Cryotherapy-style treatments can also offer a quick fix; cold makes your blood vessels constrict, which helps with redness and puffiness.
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But Boyer pointed out that the "quick fix" that kratom can appear to be is not a solution for opioid addiction.
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But if you don't want to wade through the standard parental control options then it's a handy 'quick fix' to have.
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I'm just in need of a quick fix of Garfunkel balm to ease my troubled mind, and so I moved on.
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Here too, there is no quick fix for what has been the euro zone's most sluggish economy over the last decade.
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The importation of prescription drugs from foreign markets has emerged as a quick-fix proposal to enhance affordability and patient access.
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Colin Hamilton, analyst at BMO Capital Markets, is sceptical that the LME can find any quick fix to its logistics problems.
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Pompeo said there was no "quick fix" for solving the threat posed by Assange and others determined to publicize U.S. secrets.
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We can remove these barriers to care, and start to lessen our "quick fix" thinking, by removing the physician referral mandate.
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Glazer shared the video on his Instagram story and shared his (likely not dentist-approved) quick fix for his missing tooth.
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A less functional Congress, like the one we have now, might favor a relatively painless short-term quick fix, said Bixby.
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"Kuroda's bazooka stimulus was intended to be a quick-fix solution to deflation," said Izuru Kato, chief economist at Totan Research.
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Updated maternity-leave policies can be a quick fix, for example, while "a broken culture" will require more time and research.
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"It is not a quick fix for 20 years!" she says, referring to the amount of time it's been under development.
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In fairness, Junior was correct that campaigns are often offered the occasional quick fix in the form of opposition research tips.
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"What we have is the quick fix, the need for instant self-gratification," he told The Los Angeles Times in 1989.
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It concerns us when something has failed an electrical, thermal or vibration test, for example, and doesn't have a quick fix.
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"That's a much more realistic approach than attempting to reinvent the wheel or imagining there's a quick fix," Mr. Indyk added.
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"There will not be a quick fix or an instant solution," the university president, Francis J. Ricciardone, said in a statement.
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But it's now easier than ever to get a quick fix, whether you just stepped off a plane or a ski slope.
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It includes some quick fix tools including red eye adjustments and a reduce noise filter (available as an extra in-app purchase).
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Since I had been going to dermatologists for so long, I assumed that they would always have a quick fix for me.
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NETs allow politicians to go easy on emission cuts now in the hope that a quick fix will appear in the future.
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Chief Executive Véronique Laury, who has cut Castorama's prices and revamped its marketing, warned "there is no quick fix" for that business.
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Influencers have notoriously been paid well into the six figures to promote the weight-loss quick-fix, widely reviled by medical professionals.
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The French plan was seen as a "quick fix" to address the issue, but European officials acknowledged it may have some drawbacks.
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Amelia, 25 I was recently single and hunting, just in the need for a quick fix, for want of a better term.
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"Chinese leader Xi Jinping saying they were starting on a new 'Long March' doesn't really sound like a quick fix," he added.
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SO I THINK HE DOESN'T FULLY GRASPS THE LAW OF UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF WHAT SEEMS LIKE A SILVER BULLET, A QUICK FIX.
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For Barbra Streisand, it's as simple as picking up the phone and calling the CEO of Apple to get a quick fix.
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Earlier Monday, Browder had said on CNBC's "Power Lunch " that a quick fix would indicate the matter was simply a bureaucratic issue.
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It's not a quick fix, it's going to take three to six months before everything gets resolved," Bhat told CNBC's "Street Signs.
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Often, childhood obesity is seen as the parents' fault, and some worry that bariatric surgery is being offered as a quick fix.
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Similarly, the patients we interviewed explained that they wanted a quick fix and were very satisfied with the effectiveness of their benzodiazepine.
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This is the real reason behind kopi jantan's success—it promises to be a cheap and quick fix to men's bedroom problems.
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They may not provide the quick-fix satisfaction that politicians love to sell — but they are the only thing proven to work.
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Because everyone wants a quick fix, and the only thing holding them back is the mission of finding the right one. Probably.
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Our neurons don't provide us with a quick fix, but we still have the power to fight the addictive pull of negativity.
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And many of Seila's amici, as I told you last month, tried to cast additional doubt on the quick fix of severability.
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That put more of the tax burden on the poor, and it sure looked like a cynical quick fix for falling revenues.
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Mental health professionals note that fiscal impairment is likely to hit when you are an emotional shambles, desperate for a quick fix.
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But, the inclination to seek a quick fix, and move ourselves into a sunnier mental space comes at a long-term cost.
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The whole process takes less than two hours—a quick fix as therapy goes, which may account for some of its appeal.
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It also said that people in bad financial situations should be told that the course offered a quick fix to their woes.
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But they are often aimed at providing a quick fix to a symptom of economic malaise, rather than tackling a thorny underlying cause.
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"If your tan has developed a bit patchy and needs a quick fix, grab a product made with glycolic acid," advises Von Hep.
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Not even super mom and home-organization extraordinaire Joanna Gaines is immune from the occasional quick-fix dinner — but her kids aren't complaining!
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Quick Fix Synthetic urine, along with its competitors, is made from a mix of water, urea, creatinine, pH balance, and/or uric acid.
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Thankfully, the time of having to rely on the aaaAHHh AHHHhhh hAHHHHHaaaH viral trailer for a quick fix has come to an end.
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Sideri's opioid addiction evolved into a full heroin addiction, which led him to rob a bank for cash to get a quick fix.
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B Christiansen said there would be "no quick fix" for the company and that more efficient marketing would be one priority for 2018.
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On those occasions, I've actually been known to go out and buy various clothing items on my lunch break as a quick fix.
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A quick fix when…Read more ReadA team of researchers looked at one common sweetener in particular, called acesulfame-potassium, or Ace-K.
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"When a woman with low self-esteem and body confidence comes across these posts, she'll see them as a quick fix," Shohet says.
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Suddenly, your perfect manicure is ruined and your jagged nail is catching on your cashmere sweater as you search for a quick fix.
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Another quick fix could be for train operators to hit the brakes prior to entering the station, allowing the train to coast in.
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For much of their history, the Lakers have been a quick-fix franchise, partly because those fixes were always readily available to them.
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A new paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution pokes a hole in the idea that solar geoengineering is a quick fix for global warming.
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"Insurance is not a quick fix for broken development, adaptation and humanitarian finance systems," Jonathan Reeves, the report's author, said in a statement.
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ABC World News ran a segment featuring Schnaider, saying, "she was desperate for a quick fix," then essentially congratulating her for finding one.
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Many companies are stuck in a wait-and-see mode, but the realization that there will not be a quick fix is growing.
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There is no quick fix to the stagnant wages, wrought by technological and other change, she referred to, and most voters know it.
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"They know what it's like to be desperate and to fervently want something more through a quick fix, like a blessing," she said.
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It's good for a quick fix, but most people I know can hardly give up pasta and bread, let alone beans and fruit.
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Talkia's Bio Enzyme Brightening Mask is the quick fix you pray for when your skin is looking sad ahead of a big event.Pros:
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"I think he doesn't fully grasp the law of unintended consequences of what seems like a silver bullet, a quick fix," Whitman said.
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If they endure a well-timed bullpen blowup, they just might make an impulsive deal for a quick fix, no matter the cost.
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Though you might already feel better, don't expect a quick fix to all your problems: "There aren't many one-session cures," Gonzalez says.
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Jaballah is Masjid Al Noor's facilities manager, and he thought to himself, as he prayed, that this would just be another quick fix.
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Ms. Ways, 37, has been putting together comedy shows long enough to know she would have to come up with a quick fix.
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Otherwise, making more money will just result in spending more money on quick fix items you don't really need, leaving your debt unaddressed.
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Zhou has said there is no quick fix and it could take years to bring down high debt down to more manageable levels.
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Later she revealed the baby's sex on her YouTube channel Tia Mowry's Quick Fix by biting into a cake pop with a pink center.
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"While breed-specific bans may appear to be a quick fix, they are an overly simplistic approach to a complex social problem," she said.
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Safe to say, no one has suggested there's any kind of quick fix for the Internet enabling the accelerated spread of nonsense and lies.
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Carmakers squeezed between carbon emissions restrictions and falling sales of fuel-efficient diesels are looking at affordable 48-volt hybrids as a quick fix.
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Here's the problem: Trudeau's policies are a long way off from being the sort of egalitarian quick fix that he billed them to be.
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It was a strange and intriguing idea, so here's to hoping Amazon figures out a quick fix and gets it back on the market.
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Of course, mental health is multifaceted and there's no quick fix, but how much exercise do you actually need to impact your mental health?
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While a 'quick fix' is currently in the works, according to Apple, there's no timeline on when the app will be fully functional again.
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Some lawyers blame governments for spinning "law and order" as a quick fix although locking up young people often sets them back even more.
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Even if there were to be a quick fix to the trade war, Denzler sees the US-China conflict as a longer-term issue.
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The writer, a pediatrician, is the author of "The Silenced Child: From Labels, Medications and Quick-Fix Solutions to Listening, Growth and Lifelong Resilience."
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The survey also showed respondents at publicly traded companies were more likely than their privately held peers to suffer rising quick-fix financial pressure.
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For a quick fix, grab a piece of tape and use it like you would a blotting paper to pick up every last fleck.
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That is hard given that you only have 20 minutes, unless you're mostly looking to vent or maybe a quick-fix type of thing.
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Like every other young person, I knew it as a quick fix for MDMA comedowns, but never considered buying it as a medication replacement.
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Banning single-use plastic straws is often seen as a quick fix to reduce waste, but for some it isn't such an insignificant loss.
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And to understand that context, you know now, as we try to continue to fix this, it's not going to be a quick fix.
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This insufficient funding is largely spent on medications, encouraging quick fix treatment options instead of using necessary medication alongside proven effective psycho-social treatments.
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Mindfulness is simultaneously simple and complex, but in the great American tradition of immediate gratification, it is being turned into a quick-fix panacea.
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But it has completely squandered the opportunity to bed in and become a mainstay of couch co-op and quick-fix single-player satisfaction.
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They are both under increasing pressure to provide a quick fix, like more drugs, while their ability to use opioids appropriately is also restricted.
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It's the classic CIA case, where you have a quick fix for a solution and suddenly there's blowback in ways you can't quite envision.
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Duterte's quick-fix crime solutions have made him popular with the public – he won 40 percent of the vote in the May 2016 presidential election.
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Makeup artist Nina Soriano loves DermaBlend's water-resistant Quick Fix Foundation Mix Sticks, which were formulated to erase everything from tattoos to scars to bruises.
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Activists from Humane Society International/Africa (HIS/Africa) and Global Supplies said killing him would be a "quick fix" to a biological and environmental issue.
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When we tried 'em, we couldn't believe how lightweight each one felt on skin — and holy shit does the Quick Fix Priming Spray smell good.
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Athletes aren't more susceptible to quick-fix wellness fads than anyone else—they're just high-profile, and their wardrobe choices are on TV each week.
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Opponents of the machines warned that they would offer a quick fix for problem gamblers, of which there are an estimated 22016,000 in the country.
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A quick fix would be to focus on people who don't live in your head or your home—these people are commonly known as friends.
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The quick fix adopted by Toyota has been to reset the inverter's software in order to reduce the likelihood of the transistors being stressed unduly.
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Depending on the scope of the project, the work will be either a quick fix or a significant undertaking that will eat into your budget.
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Some folks like miniature sized treats for a quick fix, and some prefer giant, super-sized bags of candy that they snack on for hours.
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But we can't help it: We love nothing more than the promise of a quick fix or instant result, and masks deliver on that front.
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" Wrote Ritchie, "We see no quick fix to GE's problems as years of financial engineering, complex reporting and mis-aligned incentives are coming to bear.
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He said such a tax would be "a quick fix", rather than a structural solution to the problem of low taxation of the digital economy.
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I&aposve made the waffles savory by adding cheese, and for the fried chicken I use tenders so it cooks faster—a great quick fix!
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Stoick, who is now nearing 30 and works as an engineer in Chicago, says that his recovery from muscle dysmorphia hasn't been a quick fix.
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NADA's programming this year focuses on the local, emphasizing the ongoing programming of brick and mortar galleries over the quick fix of an art fair.
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I still harbor an appreciation for the quick fix and found that eating it on a consistent basis is doable due to its versatile nature.
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He said on Friday his plan was not a "quick fix" and it needed a CEO to lead the company through the multi-year process.
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Often, the repairs were quick-fix solutions — like a fresh coat of paint on a moldy bathroom ceiling — that did not solve the underlying problem.
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Local officials and nonprofit groups are already concerned about a scarcity of affordable rental housing in the area, a longtime problem with no quick fix.
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So whether you're looking for an activity to pass the time or a quick fix, here's what these experts recommended for getting a little boozy.
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Roughly 9.5 million Americans have had laser eye surgery, lured by the promise of a quick fix ridding them of nettlesome glasses and contact lenses.
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This isn't a quick fix, but if you aim to stay hydrated throughout the day you'll likely notice a difference in your stuffiness at night.
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But without a quick fix from Congress, many of the 9 million kids who get government help through the plan could lose their health care.
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And they're preparing to offer a quick fix to the trade deficit: a promise to buy as much as $210 billion worth of American goods.
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"Street violence and firearms crimes in this and all cities are complex issues that will not be addressed by quick fix reactionary activities," he tweeted.
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Nonetheless, progress in this area has been somewhat hampered by an ongoing quixotic search for a "quick fix" and an over-reliance on psychopharmacological intervention.
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Moreover, promoting egg freezing as a quick-fix technological solution does not solve the unfavorable employment policies that cause women to lean out of their careers . . .
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I've been on and off meditation kicks for years now, so I'm willing to try just about any quick fix that promises to keep on track.
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In the original European Commission proposal, the tax was intended to be a temporary "quick fix" until a broader solution could be found among OECD members.
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The party has been out of power in Tallahassee for more than two decades, but time and again they seem to look for the quick fix.
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Beware of self-medicating to treat that anxiety, too—having a drink or popping a pill is a quick fix and won't really address the problem.
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A recent USA Today report said 911's chances of getting a quick fix on a distress call's location can range as low as 10 percent.
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There's no quick fix, but we can take comfort in the fact that major surgery isn't always the solution to a perplexing skin problem like Mary's.
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While there's no quick fix for saving the planet and feeding its population, scientists may have found a way to catch up with global food demand.
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But bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says you'll want to think carefully before pursuing something that's being presented as a professional quick-fix.
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"But the idea that there's some sort of a quick fix and you throw somebody out of office, it happens in third-world countries," Issa said.
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Why it matters: Per Axios' Amy Harder, a quick fix deal was always an uphill battle, given how far apart each side is on this issue.
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For an emergency quick-fix, when I have angry blemishes, tired eyes, or generally look quite gray, I always return to the Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer.
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Keep some fabric tape or safety pins on standby for a quick fix to hold your costume together and get on with your impromptu photo ops.
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In this quick-fix society, where every answer to every problem seems to be technology, let's take a pause and ask serious questions about body cameras.
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Translating the word, which is pronounced GAHM-beeah-hah, poses its own challenges, so they offered a few options: jury-rig, quick fix, do a MacGyver.
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People in monogamous relationships often view polyamory as a quick fix for cheating or other problems in their monogamous partnerships, when the exact opposite is true.
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Unlike past situations, like when Lawrence broke up with Issa and Issa began a dating rotation, there doesn't appear to be a quick "fix" for Issa.
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Expecting to find perfectly intact plaster walls beneath, I'd ignored my husband's warning that this was not a quick fix, and commenced tearing the panels down.
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Removing seats is a fairly quick fix that will let each of the modified E trains carry up to 100 more passengers, the transit agency says.
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While ketamine has serious side effects, the greatest drawback of its use for depression and suicide may be in raising false hopes of a quick fix.
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Surgery would fuse the vertebrae, promising a quick fix and a comfortable recovery, but it would limit his neck's range of motion, ending his athletic career.
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In an interview, Pew manager Kathryn de Wit told Motherboard their study found that there's no single, quick fix for states looking to shore up availability.
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Toymaker Lego reported its first sales fall in 226 years Tuesday, with CEO Niels B. Christiansen saying there would be no "quick-fix" for the company.
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However, they also make paying off debt appear as if it's simply a quick fix, a matter of sheer determination to make it all go away.
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Big financial firms London are losing faith in a quick fix to get access to the EU after Britain leaves and are drawing up contingency plans.
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Where would I be if I'd invested ten, fifty, a hundred of those hours pursuing goals I'd put aside for the quick fix of another run?
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Nissan Motor smashed hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with Renault, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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Related Berlin's Backstreets in Three-and-a-Half Minutes Infrared Photography Turns Rome into a Pink Paradise Paris Short Film Is a Quick Fix for Your Wanderlust
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Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next" video might have paid homage to some of Hollywood's biggest romcoms, but one scene needed a quick fix to avoid a lawsuit.
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Medication for ADD begins to seem more like a quick fix that avoids the main problem: School is often rote and only works well for linear learners.
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With only a slim chance seen of the bank raising all the money from investors, help from Rome would offer a quick fix - but with one catch.
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Even better, this chocolate avocado mousse can be made in five minutes, which is great if you're in a time crunch or looking for a quick fix.
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We've covered ways to stop autoplaying videos before, but the truth is there's no quick fix guaranteed to work 100 percent of the time on every format.
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The online interface is pretty simple, but it lets you split clips up, rotate the orientation, apply a number of quick-fix filters, and stabilize your footage.
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Furthermore, these people's earnest desire for a technological quick fix to gun violence has blinded them to the many obvious problems with mixing software and small arms.
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Sometimes it can be painful, and just like the pesky white pimple on your face, you can be tempted to pop a blister as a quick fix.
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And with no quick fix to bad stories spreading on social media or dodgy drug batches potentially harming punters, DF have opted for a different festival entirely.
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Some may think that surgery is a 'quick fix,' not realizing that the recovery from surgery is sometimes more difficult than the initial therapy would have been.
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However, four participants at the talks consulted by Reuters were skeptical about a quick fix and said the renegotiation could extend into 2019, assuming Trump remained committed.
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If the LME does indeed go down this route, though, it's also an admission that there is no quick fix to magically reinvigorate on-market stock levels.
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Analysts are sceptical that the latest currency reforms will be a quick fix for the deep problems that have constrained economic growth in the southern African country.
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Whether EPA finds a regulatory quick fix or Congress seizes the opportunity for consensus legislation, something must be done to protect the climate from highly potent HFCs.
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Nutrition bars are a quick fix that you can throw in your backpack for long days when you don't have time to sit down for a meal.
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Relying on airstrikes, a quick fix that is quickly becoming the main tactic of defense, is unsustainable in the face of a resilient guerrilla force, he said.
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That craving of a quick fix has been a part of my life for about a year now, and I know I won't get rid it easily.
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That lack of understanding of what can be a very complicated relationship has left many farmers and scientists skeptical of anyone touting microbes as a quick fix.
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Medication for ADD begins to seem more like a quick fix that avoids the main problem: School is often rote and only works well for linear learners.
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Even though my SSRIs severely affected my ability to have an orgasm, masturbation was a quick fix I tried again and again, to varying degrees of success.
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But he doesn&apost want to give the impression that a rhetorical — or even philosophical — switch is a quick fix to the world&aposs most pressing problems.
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As for Mr. Trump's executive order requiring the repeal of two rules for every one introduced, our colleagues at the Upshot explained why it's no quick fix.
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He quickly reminded me that while it&aposs important to refocus our efforts on mitigating our debt, there probably wouldn&apost be a quick fix for it.
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"If Carrie Lam had withdrawn the bill two months ago, it would have been a quick fix," one protester said at a press conference following Lam's announcement.
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There is a quick fix, as I discussed in June 2015 when the issue was first emerging: Have the S.E.C. commissioners directly appoint the agency's administrative judges.
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The goal is to have the app up and running within three months, but he's wary of promoting this as a quick fix to a deeply complex problem.
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WATCH: EXECUTIVE IMMIGRATION ORDER: WHY DEMS ARE SLAMMING TRUMP With Congress unable to come to a quick fix, the president has stepped in to resolve the family separations.
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The larger problem here, James thinks, is a trend towards "a quick fix of ego" — that instant gratification a shopper gets from buying trendy items for very cheap.
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If you want to use samples of any kind, there is no quick fix: you must obtain written permission from the copyright owners—this is called music licensing.
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When Adele first heard about Quick Fix Synthetic from a friend who was nervous about passing a drug test, she didn't put any thought into the product's legitimacy.
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Carstensen said that while there are many lifestyle changes -- from healthy eating to frequent exercise -- that someone can do to boost their brain, there is no quick fix.
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Tia Mowry-Hardrict and her husband Cory Hardrict's second child on the way will be a daughter, she shared Friday on her YouTube channel Tia Mowry's Quick Fix.
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So brands have capitalized on their popularity to create countless quick-fix treatments for every part of your body, from your neck to your nose to your feet.
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The robots can get "confused," but it only required a quick fix from the skilled Nvidia researchers to restart the system on its quest to stack the blocks.
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What if you, consumed by anxiety over an upcoming date, presentation, or whatever, did want to buy a quick-fix pill on the internet to soothe your nerves?
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It's not a quick fix—this is all tied up in agreements between the leagues, so it's not like the NHL could just unilaterally make this change tomorrow.
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Yet other health experts question the effectiveness of the intervention and suggest it represents a quick fix in a mental health system that is not adequately serving patients.
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America is right to want Afghan mining to grow — but it needs to stop treating it a as a quick fix, and start building for the long term.
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School security expert Kenneth Trump, no relation to the President, said people are looking for a "quick fix" to a problem that needs a more in-depth solution.
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Before the season, the decision to re-sign Colon in December was a quick-fix option, like purchasing batteries at a dollar store or flowers at a bodega.
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While no quick fix would address all the issues for Obamacare, the immediate goal is mitigating the risk of premium hikes at the last minute or something worse.
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What could have been simply a cutting satire — or thought experiment — about our tech dependence and craving for quick-fix pop psychology becomes something far warmer and funnier.
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"There is no magic bullet, secret formula, or quick fix," writes Darren Hardy, a personal growth coach who previously served as editor of SUCCESS Magazine for eight years.
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While the government takes steps to stimulate organic growth of workers at home, it is also making changes to visas for a quick fix of importing foreign workers.
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We love a good quick fix that also has long-term benefits — especially when it means we don't have to sacrifice a clear complexion in order to get it.
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For some, the incident was the perfect encapsulation of the tech industry, where issues around diversity are just an image problem that can be solved with a quick fix.
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"I love these because it is an easy, no-bake recipe that I can make with my son," says the actress and star of YouTube's Tia Mowry's Quick Fix.
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A quick fix when…Read more Read"If [chlorine] is present and maintained at recommended levels (~1 part per million), it should kill most common pathogens," Smith told Gizmodo.
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Tesla's better-than-expected delivery numbers may buy the electric auto maker time, but they're not a quick fix for more fundamental issues, Roger McNamee told CNBC on Wednesday.
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When it comes to a quick fix for the 27-year-old model's long brunette locks, she always reaches for her Bumble and Bumble Prêt-à-Powder dry shampoo.
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But while Musk's offer, if taken up, would provide a quick fix, it would not do enough to mend the underlying problems at the heart of Australia's electricity woes.
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The real solution is to address the underlying forces that give rise to these biases—though there's no quick fix to changing a mindset that's been entrenched for generations.
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The quick fix is to reverse the order and attempt a 10/703/80 allocation of cash flow: Save 10 percent, donate 10 percent and then spend 80 percent.
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"If you're a late-'90s It Girl, a bird among birds, nothing really terrible can happen, at least nothing that can't be reversed in a quick-fix substitute future."
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But I do like to work holistically because I could give people different positions to do, or Tantric breathing techniques, and that's a quick fix, but what's lying underneath?
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"Wellness is a lifestyle, not a quick fix with IVs—no matter what you put in them," says Brent Bauer, director of Mayo Clinic's complementary and integrative medicine program.
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"Possibly the government is looking for quick fixes, and [foreign investment] seems like a very quick fix but it's not going to solve the long-term problem," Saha said.
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Will Cooper, a partner and the chief creative officer at the New York firm ASH NYC, said that a quick fix for lackluster wood floors is to paint them.
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And while most quick-fix gaming experiences do dull over time, Sensi, for me, has always been there, always a beacon of the very best time to be had.
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"I am motivated to share my story because I want women to know that you don't need a 'miracle pill' or 'quick fix' to lose the baby weight," she says.
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"Quick Fix" is among a slate of reality and competition shows that Kin, an entertainment company, is making in partnership with actors, musicians and celebrities who got started on television.
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Unfortunately there's no quick fix for stopping TV ads or your kids from controlling your Echo and triggering any of these functions, but you can put certain blocks in place.
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They made a quick fix this time, with Lee Stempniak and Sebastian Aho converting in the shootout to defeat the Buffalo Sabres 206-22006 on Saturday night at PNC Arena.
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While the high-tech, quick-fix approach may generate substantial buzz in the media, the question remains: Are these really delivering value to the medical ecosystem and improving health outcomes?
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I'd been chatting online to some dude in a band from the US, and they were coming over to the UK. I thought, Guy in band equals definite quick fix.
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For now, immigration figures remain so low compared to the peak of 2015-2016 that the public pressure on EU leaders to come up with a quick fix has eased.
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Some UK governmental advisers were worried the drugs would be used carelessly as a "quick fix," while scientists proposed that the procedure could help treat trauma victims dealing with PTSD.
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According to the Middle East Eye, the voluntary pilgrimage is like a "spiritual quick fix" for those who want to "refresh their faith, seek forgiveness and pray for their needs."
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"Doctors want to measure something," he said, adding that finding a serum level below adequacy and prescribing a pill is a quick fix that can make the doctor feel successful.
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But, again, if you've been wrestling with this issue for a while, you've got all that tension, hurt, and mistrust lingering in the air — and there's no quick fix for that.
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But if something claims to be a quick fix, that's usually a red flag that it's not the healthiest way to achieve your goals — and that's just the whey it is.
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"This is a societal challenge we are dealing with, it's not a quick fix," an EU official said, adding that the bloc's mandate is to focus on threats from foreign actors.
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Being able to update your car's user interface over the air means better access to new features, with fewer trips to the dealer, and — ideally — a quick fix if something's wrong.
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"Wearable posture correctors seem to be a quick fix, but they can easily become annoying and its user may not have the strength to maintain the necessary upright posture," she says.
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"We're always looking for a quick fix, miracle ingredient or drug to cure our issues and make us healthier," says Isabel Smith, MS, RD, CDN and Founder of Isabel Smith Nutrition.
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Every day, a mobile fleet of food trucks is deployed across America to feed the legions of dreary office workers and wacked-out festival-goers looking for a cheap, quick fix.
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At the same time, precision medicine — whether for breast cancer or other diseases — should not be seen as a quick fix that automatically leads to definitive diagnosis and successful drug treatment.
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At a time when Kim Kardashian is promoting appetite-suppressing lollipops, and everyone is quitting sugar to get healthier, most quick-fix diet trends or fads probably give you some pause.
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Mr. Valls is surely right to play down expectations of a quick fix: Terrorism is a notoriously intractable problem that, even with the best possible strategy, will take years to combat.
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Steve Wynn, the hotel mogul who is the kingpin of Las Vegas, is worried there is no quick fix to keeping people safe in Vegas or for that matter anywhere else.
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Other educators have created summer schools in basic skills, like writing, as a quick-fix attempt to help the rising number of incoming students who are unprepared for college-level work.
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Earmarks sound like a quick fix, but bringing them back would relaunch a pay-to-play system that picks winners and losers based on political muscle rather than on project merit.
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Oklahoma resisted the Affordable Care Act's offer of Medicaid expansion, which could have offered low-income residents alternative treatment options to quick-fix opioids, and helped the addicted get effective treatment.
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In a pair of tweets, Schatz said that the false alarm was due to "human error" and demanded a quick fix to fool-proof the process for pushing out such alerts.
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While the ruling takes some of the urgency out of reaching a solution, Democrats want a quick fix in part to appease an energized liberal base ahead of November's midterm elections.
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That's why POLITICO's policy journalists are here with your quick fix of other news, for part 2 of our take on what happened in Washington while you were watching the impeachment.
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This quick fix would mean that the S.E.C. could be viewed as effectively acknowledging that its judges were not properly appointed, perhaps calling into question every decision made in administrative proceedings.
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The inflammation-reducing properties make this mask a good quick fix for freaked-out skin, but it's also a good regular exfoliating treatment, especially if you're wary of leave-on chemical exfoliants.
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Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute, said the administration's quick-fix policies rather than a consistent approach to the asylum system have likely made the situation at the border worse.
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Her modus operandi — that there is no universal rule for the skin, and each person requires a unique regimen — rejects the idea of any products touted as a quick fix cure-all.
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"Erbil offered a quick-fix solution and has written to Baghdad but has yet to hear a final answer," one of the sources said, requesting anonymity because the talks are not public.
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Dr Carson wisely realises that HUD needs an overhaul in how it approaches the housing market, but he knows better than to rush for a quick-fix solution to a complex matter.
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Nissan on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with France's Renault SA , saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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EU diplomats said unless there is a quick fix and a swift and successful second vote in the British parliament, the case would drag on into 2019, increasing pressure on all sides.
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The actress and lifestyle guru revealed her baby's sex on her YouTube Channel Tia Mowry's Quick Fix in January, biting into a cake pop containing a pink center that she made herself.
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As radicalizers identify the vulnerable experiencing identity crises and promote a ready-made group identity as a quick fix, we must proactively show them alternative pathways, preventing these people from becoming radicalized.
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I think as far as celebrity endorsements go, she has the potential to be more authentic than many, because people know her struggle and because she's not looking for a quick fix.
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As such, some farmers are jumping on a quick fix common in Argentina: the silo bag, consisting of long sheaths of plastic to shelter crops in the field from rain and wind.
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Sure, I appreciated the quick-fix, feel-good powers of my holy trinity of pharmaceuticals — Paxil, Xanax and Ambien — but I wasn't convinced that popping pills was a sustainable long-term solution.
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Germany is looking for a quick fix to a long-term challenge: Merkel starts her own three-day visit to the continent today, with will include stops in Senegal, Nigeria, and Ghana.
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While there is never a quick fix or single solution, the mounting evidence is conclusive: bundled payments promise to alleviate challenges and provide solutions to hurdles the healthcare system faces every day.
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Nissan on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick-fix to its strained relations with France's Renault, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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It teaches a lesson on a frustrating truth that pervades much of educational achievement research: There is not a quick fix, no single lever to pull to close achievement gaps in America.
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Nissan on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with France's Renault SA, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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Looking back at that time of my life, and especially when revisiting my teenage love, I remembered making one of her recipes—a simple quick fix recipe for her instant chocolate mousse.
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The next time you're looking for your quick fix of satisfying blackhead extractions by the dermatologist extraordinaire herself, we've rounded up the greatest Dr. Pimple Popper blackhead video content of all time, ahead.
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Adele's Quick Fix came with a heating pad, so after you microwave your mixture, all you have to do is shake the heating pad and tie around the bottle to keep it warm.
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Getting massaged is a rare treat for me — the few times I've splurged have been while taking a relaxing vacation, or when my muscles are sore and I'm looking for a quick fix.
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The lawyers' quick fix, first used in 2000, was to shift these sensitive assets, such as operating licences, into special legal entities—VIEs—that are owned by Chinese individuals, usually the firms' bosses.
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"Vitamin C, or L-ascorbic acid, is an acid, but it's not an AHA, so it won't exfoliate your skin and will just give you a magic 'quick fix' of radiance," Haydon says.
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Farkas' idea for an app stemmed from his own experience of trying to learn a language as quickly as possible, when he noticed a gap in the market for a quick-fix solution.
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Overall, while a "fertility diet" might seem like the quick fix you need that's standing between you and your pregnancy, it's important to focus on habits that are sustainable in the long-term.
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Sanchez's last start came in 2015, when he was sacked six times en route to a 45-14 loss—but his familiarity with Washington's coaches and system made him an obvious quick fix.
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It hinges on this idea that we used to be more oxytocin- and serotonin- based...and we've transitioned into this very quick fix dopamine- and endorphin-based society where we want instant gratification.
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The quick fix of eliminating buprenorphine and/or methadone prescriber requirements is a simple and cheap solution to a complex problem; it will not work and it risks making the problem much worse.
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It's meant to pave the way to a nearly $800 million industry, according to Economy Minister Raed Khoury, and could serve as a quick fix for some of the country's many economic woes.
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But sleep medicine experts warn that wearables and apps aren't a quick fix for everyone, claiming that the products are of mixed quality and many of them don't help their users sleep better.
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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, which processes the applications, said it was enlisting officers to work overtime and seeking to fill vacancies, noting "there is no quick fix" for the delays.
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Keep Skin Bare If your skin is breaking out more than usual since you've been going makeup-free, you might think the best quick fix is to just go back to wearing makeup.
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The upshot is that effective solutions to homelessness, which are often more complicated and take longer to implement, are a hard sell for scared citizens who favor the quick fix of daily crackdowns.
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It wasn't until Rossiter moved to Los Angeles in 2013, hoping for a quick-fix to his late-20s anguish and expecting to give up music entirely, that the band took a leap.
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"What could have been simply a cutting satire — or thought experiment — about our tech dependence and craving for quick-fix pop psychology becomes something far warmer and funnier," Matt Haig writes, reviewing it.
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New legislation proposed by the Republicans, designed as a quick fix to the current crisis, now looks unlikely to find enough support to be passed — despite Trump's last-ditch attempt to rally support.
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There is little prospect for a quick fix in the trade standoff between Washington and its allies after the Trump administration opened a new front on Wednesday by also threatening tariffs on auto imports.
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"My quick fix is Becca Under Eye Corrector – it's a glowy pink primer for the under eye or can be worn alone, and once you try it you can't be without it," says Harris.
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"This is not a quick fix, and it doesn't mean people with peanut allergy will be able to eat peanuts whenever they want," says Dr. Jay Lieberman, an allergist and study co-author, said.
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If you follow the latest food trends and always wish you had time to cook, but often end up grabbing a quick-fix option after a long day, you're by definition an impatient foodie.
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Nissan Motor on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick-fix to its strained relations with France's Renault SA, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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It speaks instead to the emotional, reactive, quick-fix parts of us, that are satisfied by images and clicks that look pleasing, that feed our egos, and that make us think we are heroic.
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That said, if you've got an upcoming event and need to tackle an acne cluster fast, I'd recommend the tool as a quick fix — with a dot of full-coverage concealer for good measure.
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To the Editor: "Law and order" certainly has an appeal to those who yearn for a quick fix to the social problems that present themselves daily in shootings, violence and crime of all sorts.
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As a rule, I'm turned off by the gimmicky, ultra-rigid plans and programs that prey on people looking for a quick fix — think pills, shakes, frozen meal plans, point systems, and "detox" teas.
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These days, Morrow's setting his bon vivant gaze on the road, opting for the slow burn of overnight drives instead of the quick fix that nearly brought him down before his career even began.
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So ingrained was the approach that for more than a decade, Nycha gave staff members a "list of 'Quick Fix Tips' that served as a how-to manual for misleading inspectors," the complaint noted.
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"The quick fix can often come with overlooking things that are culturally not healthy," he said, noting that football carried unique dangers because of the volume of players and staff members on a team.
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Unfortunately, there's no quick fix: Booking the best flight and hotel requires a number of tools and some research, and there are many travel-deal apps on the market catering to people's special preferences.
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I also have a few quick-fix products in my arsenal for when my rosacea flares up, all of which help to cool and soothe my skin when it feels like it's on fire.
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Related: Paris Short Film Is a Quick Fix for Your Wanderlust Bioluminescent Jellyfish Are Nature's VFX Pray for Paris Sees the City Through Somber Eyes Take a Tour of Berlin with this Visual Poem
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Global coking coal supplies have been drastically interrupted by a small stretch of rail that wraps around a modest-sized Australian mountain range – and repair crews are unable to find a quick fix.
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"Today is a very special day because I am going to be showing you the heart of our home," Mowry-Hardrict says on the latest episode of her Kin Network show Tia Mowry's Quick Fix.
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We are hemmed in by a resentful national government and an uncaring national media, and we have never been able to prize sustainability and equality over quick-fix hacks and outsized prizes to the rich.
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The ability to track Fido because he ran away again is essential to some pet owners, but it's also a bandaid and a quick fix to ease the minds of humans on a larger issue.
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It's a bold offer and would most likely provide a quick fix to Australia's fourth-largest state, which suffered a blackout last November and has been dealing with power shortages over the peak summer period.
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Haslam is trying every quick fix he knows to make the Browns relevant, but the only real solution for a bad NFL team is to hire smart football people that bring in good football players.
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No quick fix "We've been funding projects for decades, but we look at some of these charts and we still see some of these disparities still exist and some may have gotten worse," Stinson says.
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Rather than allow a federal court to rearrange district lines, state legislators in February offered a quick fix that satisfied federal courts while maintaining the ten Republican, three Democrat mix of the state's congressional delegation.
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While your quick fix to a crappy Monday morning may be a strong cup of coffee or "calling out sick" from work, our favorite remedy is saving a whole bunch of sweet hard-earned cash.
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No question the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute isn't helping things, nor is any quick fix likely to be the solution to what could be slower global growth and diminished trade volumes in coming years.
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If your neighbor's aggressive holiday lighting penetrates your curtains, install temporary blackout shades (our budget pick, Redi Shade, is a good quick fix) or invest in a sleep mask (we like the Nidra Deep Rest).
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But I have not seen Britain more divided and so it will need more than a one off initiative or a quick fix to solve this issue of unity and the integrity of the United Kingdom.
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Over the last couple of years, the public has become more aware of massive data collection by corporations and the steady drumbeat of leaks and hacks of personal information has people looking for a quick fix.
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BRATISLAVA/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian pipeline monopoly Transneft said on Tuesday that oil producing firms were to blame for the recent contamination of an export pipeline, as sources said there was no quick fix to the problem.
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It's not a quick fix by any means, but this artificial spreading of corals could vastly improve the chances of a given reef or area surviving the next few years and eventually becoming self-sufficient again.
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But expectations of a quick fix are slim, with even the lure of a resource-rich and well educated country of about 80 million people opening up overshadowed by legal uncertainties for many firms and banks.
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A move into cannabis, which was recently legalised in Canada, is no quick fix but the long-term prospects for the cannabis market, if and when the drug is more widely legalised in America, are tempting.
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Nissan Motor will postpone talks with French partner Renault on deepening their alliance and instead focus on its own recovery, Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa said on Tuesday, signaling no quick-fix for the strained automaking partnership.
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The Sister, Sister alum and host of Tia Mowry's Quick Fix announced her and husband Cory Hardrict's second child's arrival in May, opening up in late June about the significance behind the baby girl's unique name.
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The muted outlook and a 403 percent fall in revenue sent shares in Germany's biggest bank almost 240 percent lower by midday on concerns its turnaround could prove a long slog rather than a quick fix.
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So, for anyone looking for a quick fix, a magical pill to swallow, or a food group to cut out to finally "crack" your health and wellbeing, I'm sorry to tell you that there isn't one.
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His group of amateur, albeit active, experts concur that while there doesn't seem to be a quick fix, if they get a rancid splooge report, then they most likely just need to consume a healthier diet.
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The entire conversation around wellness is almost always rooted in quick-fix diets, apps, and wearable devices, and "life hacks" that might sound like great short-term solutions, but very rarely lead to long-term results.
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There was no quick fix to European Union restrictions on imports of Brazilian chicken, because the standards the EU had imposed on the occurrence of salmonella in Brazilian shipments were very difficult to meet, he said.
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The "Quick Fix Tips" remained on Nycha's intranet as reference material for the staff, and was only removed last year after the United States attorney's office questioned senior Nycha executives about the document, the complaint said.
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Posture wearables are a quick fix, but in the end, having the self-discipline to put these cumbersome things on (and in some cases, keep them working) is almost as demanding as just sitting up straight.
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Chocolate-Chip Protein Cookie Balls For those looking for a quick-fix vegan protein snack, this high-protein, gluten-free recipe for will help satisfy sugar cravings pre and post-workout, says Andrea Hanneman, founder of earthyandy.
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Ahead, check out some of Dr. Jaliman's quick-fix recommendations to help keep excess oil under control, so the only thing you'll have to worry about this summer is whether to get the eggs or the pancakes.
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Fortunately, if you need desktop apps that aren't in the Windows Store then Microsoft has a quick fix for Windows 10 S. For $49 you can upgrade to Windows 10 Pro and get access to desktop apps.
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"Our health-care system has changed, doctors are under a lot of pressure in terms of time, and our society has changed -- people are much more interested in getting a quick fix, like a pill," she said.
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For securitized or pooled debt, the capital increase will be a more modest 22 percent as far heftier hikes were introduced in the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis in a quick-fix known as Basel 2.5.
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A quick fix to a feature that Netflix is sorely lacking â€" the ability to easily and efficiently host long-distance chill sessions â€" is Netflix Party, a Chrome extension that allows shared viewing among multiple people.
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Read More:The Simple Skin-Care Routine That Helped Me Get Rid Of My Hormonal AcneThe Best Quick-Fix Spot Treatments To Clear Up Pimples Fast — At Every Price PointThis Is How Models Get Rid Of Pimples Overnight
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What they're saying: "We believe it will not be a quick fix to turn the state of the domestic oil industry around even with a new regime," commodity analysts at ING said in a note to clients.
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We've reached out to Google for confirmation of the action, which was likely just a quick fix on the server side designed to block a specific waveform, perhaps leveraging similar functionality to block out its own ads.
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A quick fix solution to his resort falling into the sea -- dumping tons of rocks on the site -- in 2014 led to Trump coming head-to-head with local authorities, who served him with an enforcement notice.
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For securitised or pooled debt, the capital increase will be a more modest 22 percent as far heftier hikes were introduced in the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis in a quick-fix known as Basel 2.5.
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But, no matter which foreign partners we favor, Moldovans should stop seeking quick-fix solutions outside our borders and focus instead upon the challenges of defining our own identity and developing a common vision for our future.
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On Friday, the mother of two opened up about all the hard work and planning that went into her baby girl's May 5 bash on the latest episode of her Kin Network show Tia Mowry's Quick Fix.
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"Everybody has something they have to cope with — for this child, this is going to be their mountain to climb in life — rather than looking for a quick fix, we need good partners to help us climb."
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Amid the blast-walls and quick-fix buildings of the new city, her centre was built of Afghan cedar and white Herat marble in the style of a qala, or fort, around a courtyard bounded with poplars.
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In some convoluted and misguided attempt to quick-fix our shortfalls, many have channeled their efforts into removing monuments and renaming schools, completely disregarding the potential to repeat mistakes of the past by pretending history never happened.
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A quick fix solution to his resort falling into the sea — dumping tons of rocks on the site — in 2014 led to Trump coming head-to-head with local authorities, who served him with an enforcement notice.
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While markets rallied this week on hopes that the virus will be contained in short order, the Word Health Organization threw cold water on prospects of a quick fix announcing there's no known cure at this stage.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with France's Renault SA, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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And since the telescope is going to be at L2, rather orbiting close to Earth, you can't easily go back to fix it if something goes wrong, the way Hubble needed a quick fix after its own deployment.
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Despite the instructions, the quick fix the didn't work for everyone, and as the company desperately works to try to put the negative reviews of the failed Note7 behind it, the tint complaints are being addressed head on.
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Read More:How A Reddit Forum Helped Me Get The Best Skin Of My LifeThe Best Quick-Fix Spot Treatments To Clear Up Pimples Fast — At Every Price PointAll The Differences Between A $200 Skin Cream & A $20 One
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He cautioned lawmakers about the dangers of a "quick fix" legislative solution that might give US law enforcement easy access to data, a move that would upset other governments and could lead to the balkanization of the internet.
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For a while, I was very drawn toward glory holes—getting penetrated by a penis coming out of a hole without even seeing the face belonging to the penis was an ideal way to get a quick fix.
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But the drug's patent expiration last month, the latest in a wave of expiries that have left Alcon vulnerable to generics, brings into sharp focus the unit's problems, for which analysts say there is no obvious quick fix.
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"There's no quick fix here, it's a deep-seated issue in the view of the community that there is a lack of trust," Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) Chairman Wayne Byers said at a business lunch in Sydney.
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Evak Fresh Saver Airless Canister, available at Amazon, $18 and up (depending on size)If you know someone who's opening their coffee bags and letting them go stale, this is a quick fix that will blow their mind.
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General Mills says it is aiming to have switched all of its brands to an artificial-free recipe by 2017, but cereals that use marshmallows (looking at you, Lucky Charms) won't be amenable to such a quick fix.
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High-rises sprang to life in the 50s and 60s as a quick-fix solution to the huge pressures of housing during the colonial period and here they remain, as towering visual markers on today's emphatically urban society.
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What to do insteadSome 40 years after we first started emailing each other, we're still waiting on a magic formula to deal with email overload—there's no quick fix here, but there are techniques and tools that can help.
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Gaps in economic productivity between London and other regions of the United Kingdom are as wide as they were in 1901 and there is no quick fix to overcome them, a report for the British government said on Tuesday.
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Read More:How A Reddit Forum Helped Me Get The Best Skin Of My LifeThe Best Quick-Fix Spot Treatments To Clear Up Pimples Fast — At Every Price PointThis Is How Much It Costs To Have Cystic Acne In Chicago
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Some analysts have said there could be a quick fix thanks to the so-called equivalence regime, under which the European Union can allow access to its markets for countries whose regulations are similar to those within the bloc.
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The plan was designed to be sustainableAlthough Simpson was keen to lose some weight, Pasternak — in coordination with her doctor — made sure that any changes they made would be sustainable, creating a healthy lifestyle rather than a quick-fix.
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There's obviously no quick-fix silver bullet for drug abuse, but substitution therapies featuring methadone or buprenorphine are highly effective at saving lives — multiple studies show that this kind of therapy reduces all-cause mortality by half or more.
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In the most Hamptons-y thing to ever happen in the history of the Hamptons, a new kind of boozy drive-thru is debuting just in time for pink drink fans to get their quick fix all summer long.
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Whether it's a quick fix for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or a random way to use up an almost-empty jar of peanut butter, we're always game to learn tricks that will make our lives just a little easier.
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Depending on the type of root coverage you need, you can choose between quick-fix products that conceal roots in between washes or more long-term options that keep roots covered for up to four weeks at a time.
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More research is needed before we can be sure that this is not just the latest in a long line of drugs offered to women as a quick fix of middling efficacy, with the potential for unexpected side effects.
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While Boeing hoped for a quick fix and continued production, the aircraft remains grounded over one year later and airports across the country have been overflowing with Max aircraft unable to be delivered to their owners, occupying valuable space.
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Saxo projected that a weaker USD could buy some time for the global markets, adding that it would not offer a structural solution, but represents the easiest quick fix and the one likely to face the least political opposition.
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Berhalter, who was named U.S. coach on Sunday after a year-long search for a full-time boss, spoke about wanting to see his new squad accelerate in their development, but also stressed that there is no quick fix.
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Raquibul Amin, Bangladesh representative for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), said as a quick fix in February 2100 they built 2000 towers and trained a team to watch, raise the alarm and guide elephants out of camps.
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For as long as anyone born after 1990 can remember, New York has been a franchise addicted to the combination of glory and the quick fix, to the notion of a masterstroke that reanimates the dormant magic of Madison Square Garden.
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In fact, there was never any evidence that Apple had bigger ambitions for the iPhone SE. For all we know, the SE was just a quick fix to help turn excess iPhone 5s bodies and A9 chips into extra revenue.
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Although the Modi Government is working on reforms to the banking system to address the pile of bad debt held by banks, which has been blamed for hampering India's economic growth, Mistry said it was unrealistic to expect a quick fix.
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So even though the president has now delivered his own version of a quick fix in the form of an executive order, the media is saying, you know what, we don&apost entirely believe this is going to solve the problem.
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Before plastic surgeons discovered that botulinum toxin helped improve the appearance of fine lines and hyaluronic acid fillers could create the look of plumper, more youthful-looking skin, there was no such thing as a quick fix for nagging cosmetic concerns.
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The host of Tia Mowry's Quick Fix shared a video tour of her daughter's nursery to her Facebook page on Friday, taking viewers through the "organic" and "calming" space she put together with the help of interior designer Jake Alexander.
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Masks provide a fast, temporary benefit, so they're great pinch hitters to bring in when your skin is dealing with a situation that needs a quick fix — like when you're traveling on an arid, moisture-sucking airplane and need hydration, stat.
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The head of the world governing body said he believed public confidence in athletics was improving following the exclusion of Russia for widespread drug misuse but he urged caution to those hoping for a quick fix in the fight against doping.
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Most people have welcomed YouTube's increased efforts to boost child safety, but experts claim that the company is simply reacting to public outcry and that the "quick fix" decision has more to do with protecting its bottom line than protecting children.
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Promises of a military "quick fix" to political instability in Latin American countries including Brazil and Chile gave rise to dictatorships that lasted for as long as 21 years and were later demonstrated to have abysmal records on human rights.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) warned his colleagues against implementing a "quick fix" for the nation's healthcare after the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
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N). Driving the trend are struggling mutual fund managers who support the deal campaigns to lock-in a positive return, and the decreasing number of targets where a quick fix can yield results, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS.
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Accepting "there are no shortcuts" was another piece of advice Tewksbury offered, saying "a lot of people looked for a quick fix" to finding success but that like the old adage "anything worth getting…(was) going to take some time."
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Ould Cheikh Ahmed said restrictions on financial transfers were hurting the poor and "as a quick fix" urged the resumption of payments by the country's Social Welfare Fund, which supports some 2 million people with payments of 3,800 rials per month.
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Everyone is looking for a quick fix to wellness, and while we are all struggling with maintaining our energy levels, eating well and exercising while living busy lives, it is easy to be sucked in by clever marketing and celebrity endorsements.
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According to Amy Moors, a relationship researcher and psychology professor at Chapman University in California, people in monogamous relationships often view polyamory as a quick fix for cheating or other problems in their monogamous partnerships, when the exact opposite is true.
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Making money is obviously the goal of our businesses, but by targeting the quick fix or the fast buck, we could be jeopardizing the long-term wellness of our people, their retention capacity, and the innovation potential of our companies.
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ET, Altitude (Colorado), Sportsnet West (Calgary) ABOUT THE AVALANCHE (215-23-493): There doesn't appear to be any quick fix to reverse the stuck-in-the-mud fortunes of Colorado, which through Monday's games ranked last in scoring and goals allowed.
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"Quick Fix," for example—whose video premieres on Noisey above—is a ludicrously grooving country-funk tune that sounds like it was prepared in a lab of stoned scientists who wing all of their measurements, but end up pretty close anyway.
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I can't do this for her, however, and as much as friendly cunnilingus would probably be a quick fix here, I'm not sure how comfortable I would be having the weight of 28 years of unobtained orgasms on my mere shoulders.
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It's important for people to recognize when they're engaging in behaviors, like many of those on social media, that they think will get them the quick fix—many followers or likes or retweets, things that are superficial measures of status.
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Their marketing strategy is designed to create a yearning for "quick fix" weight loss so intense it overrides common sense, especially in a social media culture optimized for aspirational photos that distract from the already hard-to-find small print.
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If you really, really, really like crime dramas, Ozark, a show about a money launderer for a drug cartel moving to a rural area to try to set up a new money laundering operation, might give you a quick fix.
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So George Toma, the N.F.L.'s chief groundskeeper at the time, proposed a quick fix to Jim Steeg, who organized the event for the league then: Take the grass from a practice field at the University of Tampa and truck it over.
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The latest attempt from Austria, who holds the EU presidency until the end of the year, to allay concerns by postponing the entry into force of the "quick fix" to 2022 has also been met with opposition on Friday, diplomats told Reuters.
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But with Turkish stocks having plunged to their lowest levels since January and yields on bonds up to October levels, analysts raised doubts about a quick fix for an economy in the midst of a recession that could last well into this year.
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Yet with his White House in considerable disarray, a quick fix of thousands of American paratroopers descending on the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa in northern Syria and wiping its headquarters clean in a single dramatic stroke might appear quite an attractive option.
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"There's the trend towards natural products, but also there are very few dermatologists in the UK. Some might prefer the quick fix of natural ingredients, have a fear towards traditional medicine, or not be bothered with long general practitioner processes," said Mahto.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Gaps in economic productivity between London and other regions of the United Kingdom are as wide as they were in 1901 and there is no quick fix to overcome them, a report for the British government said on Tuesday.
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Richard Price, Executive Director at the UK Association of Letting Agents (UKALA) said the bans sounded appealing as a quick fix, but the problem of affordability in the private-rented could not be addressed by preventing legitimate businesses from charging for their services.
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From sprucing up a breakfast frittata with chopped spinach, tossing Brussel's sprout halves in your lunchtime quinoa bowl, or adding some savory pearl onions to tonight's pot of stew, our frozen veggie bag hit-list covers a plenty of quick-fix savory options.
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The good people of YouTube have been working with us to solve this (it's a bit rate limitation issue) over the last 24 hours, but there's no quick fix, and now it's Thanksgiving in the US, and we're all with our families.
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I'm not saying it would fix all of iTunes' problems — I'm not even going to argue that it would be a great solution — but it's a quick fix that would dramatically simplify the interface we're looking at today: Image credit: Urban Guru Cafe.
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"In 'solving' the original problem, YouTube may create several more, all for the sake of what feels like a short-sighted quick fix driven by advertiser pressure," David Clare, partner and head of content and digital at Tyto PR, told VICE News.
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In the midst of the most geographically divided economic recovery on record, it's no surprise that communities desperate for economic growth often turn to expensive corporate tax incentives designed to produce a quick fix by luring or retaining local jobs and investment.
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Going the KarJenner (and Sarah Palin?!) route by plugging pricey "health" products that boast a quick fix for weight loss amplifies false hope, eating disorder culture, and the message that we don't need a long-term plan for taking care of ourselves.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron called on business on Thursday to speak out in favor of Britain staying in a reformed European Union, but warned those wanting a quick fix that he would settle only for the "right deal".
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She felt she needed "some skill set that would give me an entrée into some other area", and General Assembly offered a fairly quick fix: three months for $13,500, as opposed to hundreds of thousands of dollars for a two-year masters programme.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's plans to raise more tax from major internet companies such as Google and Amazon are more ambitious than the levy on turnover proposed by France, the EU presidency said, warning of the possible drawbacks of "quick fix" solutions.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - European Union leaders meet on Malta on Friday to endorse plans they hope can forestall a new wave spring of migrants sailing for Italy from Africa, but aware that anarchy in Libya means any quick fix is a long shot.
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Above all else, Puerto Rico's financial control board needs to realize that there is no quick fix: Getting the infrastructure of reforms correct is going to take some serious blocking and tackling, which may entail finding a few people with a fresh perspective.
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While that is better than 2013, when Williams failed to score in the opening nine races and ended the campaign with a mere five points, the slump has still been a shock to the system and there seems to be no quick fix.
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There, Ms. Wells — a former reporter for The New York Times — lab-tested and guinea-pigged beauty products, placed celebrities like Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston on her covers, and diligently chronicled the shift from high-stakes plastic surgery to quick-fix injectables.
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With no quick fix available for South Korea's stubborn economic troubles, Mr. Moon's best chance for reversing his falling approval ratings rests on whether he can jump-start his signature policy of helping advance the North's denuclearization and improving inter-Korean ties.
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Tran perfects the look using a curling iron, but if you don't have the time, he's got a quick fix: "Braid your hair when it's damp to create that lived-in look," the L'Oréal Professionnel hairstylist tells PeopleStyle for our Life-Changing Tips video series.
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While G-20 host China has ruled out another devaluation of the yuan after surprising markets by lowering its exchange rate last August, there still appeared to be concerns that some members may seek a quick fix to domestic woes through a weaker currency.
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Re-establishing the 2015 rules and zapping the new ones is a quick fix that gets everyone on the right page, moots a great deal of hullabaloo and controversy over the comment process, the technical underpinnings of the Restoring Internet Freedom rulemaking, and so on.
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If we wish to address wildfires and natural disasters so as to ensure safety for our nation over the long-term, as opposed to simply offering another quick-fix disaster relief package, then we need to address the cause of warming at its source.
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But I hope that we'll be discussing his work alongside a range of different voices that will emerge in the coming years as awareness of a need for storytelling diversity—not as a quick fix, but a structural, artistic necessity—grows deeper and deeper.
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When it comes to smart region-building, you can't undermine your ability to provide a balanced local economy and flexible space for well-paying jobs, or local food security for the long term, by trading those things for a quick fix of new housing.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "No Quick Fix for Mental Illness," by Norman J. Ornstein (Op-Ed, March 7): Once again devoted parents with resources are unable to save a mentally ill adult child from the legal system and a flawed mental health bureaucracy.
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He calls his fame dispenser "Quick Fix": a wall-mounted box with an Arduino and a keyboard, where visitors can type in their social media handles and select what faux honorific they'd like to receive—likes or follows, starting at just one euro, delivered instantly.
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Mr. Trump's chief of staff, John F. Kelly, who had wrestled with crafting a compromise in his previous job as the president's homeland security secretary, began consulting with Republican lawmakers and staff members for a quick fix, according to three officials familiar with the situation.
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"Instead of searching for a quick-fix that doesn't exist, or simply forking over more and more of our tax dollars every year, we have come up with a fair way to finance immediate and long-term transit improvement," de Blasio said in a statement.
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The President may be desperate for a quick fix to address this sudden influx of migration, but his actions are only guaranteed to increase migration flows while recasting our foreign assistance as bribes for good behavior rather than money used to advance core US interests.
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All the Kin lifestyle shows together generated between $500,000 and $1 million in revenue in first year, with the majority coming from its first project "Quick Fix" according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be named because the numbers are confidential.
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Almost every article I've written about a new fad diet or exercise trend comes to the same boring conclusion: This new gimmick — Bulletproof Coffee, a gluten-free diet, green coffee bean supplements — is not the quick fix for weight loss the peddlers of said fad are promising.
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If you're disappointed to learn that your gaydar might not operate as well as you think it does, there's a quick fix: Rather than coming to a snap judgment about people based on what they wear or how they talk, you're probably better off just asking them.
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Ateev Mehrotra, an associate professor of health care policy and medicine at Harvard Medical School, says there are both positives and negatives to companies that offer healthcare online, and that while there are concerns with quick-fix beta blockers, they can be relatively safe for many people.
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MICHAEL COOPER If you need a quick fix for your craving, take the L train to National Sawdust in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where the fierce and poised violinist Jennifer Koh performs bite-size solo works written for her by more than 22005 composers on May 28 and 31.
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Women who just worry about being too loose fail to seek medical advice as well, and some who do air their concerns to a doctor may still want a quick fix to what they see as a major issue even if they're told not to worry.
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According to research by Nielsen, Quick Fix reached 8.8 million total viewers in the week of June 25, including 3.7 million women between the ages of 18 to 34 — an audience that's comparable to cable reality hits like Chopped, Property Brothers and Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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It is also unhappy at Britain's refusal to accept EU judges as the ultimate arbiters of disputes — an issue that could get an early airing as London seeks a quick fix to prevent its withdrawal from the Euratom pact disrupting its nuclear industry and medical imaging.
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" The UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash told Bloomberg earlier this week that the blockade would be in place for "weeks, months…as long as it takes them to realize that this is not a crisis that we are looking for a quick fix.
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It's a bracing power walk around the block that flushes your cheeks in the brisk weather of early January in a tube, a quick fix for a late-afternoon slump that will make you look and feel more alive than a mediocre cup of office coffee ever could.
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Mr. Powell acknowledged the disparity between low unemployment and weak wage gains but offered no quick fix, telling the Banking Committee that while wage growth has increased slightly over the past few years, it continues to lag the gains Americans enjoyed in the years before the financial crisis.
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Policymakers looking for a quick fix for environmental, energy and economic problems would do well to heed Stefanski's final words of advice: "Any government looking to ease strained budgets and make a significant (and cheap) contribution to the fight against climate change must consider slashing fossil fuel subsidies."
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As long as there are people looking for the quick fix, there will be someone promising one, so my mission is to create "better beings" by informing, influencing and inspiring others to define wellness in their own terms, and put practices in place to help them achieve it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday prescribed a quick fix to undo Obamacare through executive order after Republicans in the U.S. Congress failed to repeal and replace the healthcare law as promised, but industry experts said there are many steps involved that will slow it down.
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In early March, Mowry-Hardrict told PEOPLE that while the couple hadn't 100 percent decided on a name for their daughter — which she has since announced will be revealed on her YouTube Channel, Tia Mowry's Quick Fix — their baby girl will definitely follow in Cree's footsteps and have a "unique" name.
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There is no quick fix for this economic fissure, but studies show that early education programs such as universal pre-K, along with access to affordable higher education could prepare youth for jobs of the future and help boost household income for Americans on the wrong side of the gap.
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In South Korea—which boasts the dubious honor of its residents working the second-longest hours of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's 35 nations, after Mexico—the quick-fix therapy to being overworked and stressed is to hit up a bowl of spicy rice cakes, noodles, or stew.
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"We see no quick fix to what CMG really needs, a revitalization of top line, and activism's traditional tools for restaurants — spinoffs, refranchising, asset sales and cost cuts — don't appear to offer short-term opportunities, leaving few obvious quick levers to pull," Morgan Stanley analyst John Glass wrote in a research note Wednesday.
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"We see no quick fix to what CMG really needs, a revitalization of top line, and activism's traditional tools for restaurants — spin offs, refranchising, asset sales and cost cuts — don't appear to offer short term opportunities, leaving few obvious quick levers to pull," analyst John Glass wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The new EU-US Privacy Shield is also at least two months out from being approved by the WP29, so there's no quick fix for companies needing to legalize transatlantic data transfers (although there are a range of alternative mechanisms that can be used, such as standard contractual clauses and model contracts).
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Now as a man in his 30s and in a serious relationship, I understood that just buying the tote bag was my version of a "quick fix," and that it would be an empty gesture if I didn't consider the deeper problem — the person I loved was telling me something was unfair.
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But even those who support Mr. Trump's strategy cast his decision as the start of yet another challenging chapter that might, at best, enable Afghan forces to regain momentum on the battlefield over the next several years, not a quick fix for the problems that have bedeviled the region for nearly 216 years.
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There's no real quick fix or shortcut for making the transition between these two file managers, it's just something to be aware of—you're initially going to need to look up plenty of help online to work out how to do something in one file explorer that always felt like second nature in the other.
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"There's no doubt that I think Mary (Barra, GM CEO) and her team are focusing on improving the profitability of the house and this is seen as a quick fix to a problem which has been sitting inside GM for a long time," he said Tuesday on the sidelines of the Geneva Motor Show.
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The company tried reworking its existing OS into an all-touch smartphone called the BlackBerry Storm in 2008, but this was only a quick-fix solution based on an aging OS. The company's first actual answer to iOS and Android came when it launched the BlackBerry 10 OS in 2013, along with the BlackBerry Z10.
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With an explosive spread of Pacific oysters from Asia choking up the Danish shoreline and harming local species, Chinese companies have come up with a quick fix - they will import the unwelcomed shellfish and send armies of tourists to Denmark, so that the Chinese foodies will guzzle them up with crushed garlic and chilli sauce.
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All of the presidential candidates including those who have suspended their campaigns are intelligent and well educated but they seem to have missed these history lessons which repeatedly show that when nations engage in the political quick fix of borrowing to cover their budget deficits, (defined as monetizing the debt) the results have been catastrophic.
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" What the candidates' relationships with their own parents tell us What might be more telling than candidates' families or parenting styles is how the candidates describe their relationships with their own parents, said pediatrician Dr. Claudia Gold, author of the new book "The Silenced Child: From Labels, Medications and Quick-Fix Solutions to Listening, Growth and Lifelong Resilience.
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Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener— $500093 See Details Best used for: Portability; putting a quick and easy edge on inexpensive knives and older blades The Gist: Smith's PP250009 Sharpener is the perfect little gadget to keep in your pocket or tool box for any quick fix that needs to be made on an older, dull blade.
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Zoom did issue a "quick fix" patch that only disabled "a meeting creator's ability to automatically enable a participants video by default," he added, though this was far from a complete solution (and did nothing to negate the "ability for an attacker to forcibly join to a call anyone visiting a malicious site") and only came in mid-June.
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Though Gucci's move to recognize black models ought to be applauded, it's not a quick fix to a systemic issue — plus, the fact that one of the questions the models were asked in the video was the culturally-appropriative "What is your spirit animal?" proves that there's more work to be done in terms of inclusivity.
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They're pitching Mitchell as a quick fix, but the presence of a single woman questioner does not address some of the broader issues at hand — there's still no FBI investigation, other witnesses still aren't being brought in, and in the Judiciary Committee's 202-year history, the GOP still hasn't found a single woman senator to sit on it.
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Hear me out: While the quick fix may not be to directly envision ourselves rocking an almost-birthday-suit in front of the whole world (though, to each their own), instead, maybe there's something to be said about channeling that stripped-down, totally authentic version of ourselves — as in, at home, feeling totally at ease in our favorite lacy bras or sheer bodysuits.
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The good news for owners is that it's a quick fix that only requires an update of the ECU software, while everyone else can rest easy in the knowledge that only 20 of the $220,000 vehicles are affected by the recall, so you're chances of encountering one with its reverse lights on are about as good as Mater's winning The Piston Cup.
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Now I believe strongly in Cardi's (and every woman's) right to stack paper by any means necessary, but hear me out: "As a rule of thumb anything labelled as a 'detox' should set your bullshit detector off," says James Brown, senior lecturer of biosciences at Aston University in the UK, who's been vocal about celebrities' endorsements of quick-fix wellness products.
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" The argument in favor of expansion was echoed in a letter sent to Mr. Cuomo by the Business Council of New York, a frequent ally of his, arguing that it would add up to "$1.5 billion in much-needed immediate revenue," though the Council said it was opposed to the idea of "any quick-fix approach to convert existing racinos.
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In the fall, in meetings with potential clients in the San Francisco Bay Area, I became aware of a dangerous trend: Employers are turning to techniques that "mask" the gender of the candidates they interview — removing names from résumés and altering voices on phone calls, for example — with the hope that this will offer a quick fix to diversity failures.
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There's no doubt FilmoraGo is one of the most capable video editors on mobile in terms of what you can do with your clips—we were stitching together clips and slapping on filters in no time—but that does take away from the quick fix, in-and-out kind of approach of something like Apple Clips... and the in-app purchases will put some people off too.
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"YouTube's decision to turn off commenting on its video content aimed at children is quite symptomatic of the way social networks are dealing with these issues generally; a quick fix that will likely do damage in the long term as it will ultimately affect creators that rely on good engagement figures to interest advertisers," Jo Bromilow, digital strategist at PR agency Publicasity, told VICE News.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's latest quick-fix approach to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on Iran's nuclear program creates an untenable policy dilemma.
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Though often self-indulgent and long-winded, the novel leaves the reader with both a devastating family portrait and a harrowing portrait of America in the late 1990's — an America deep in the grip of that decade's money madness and sick with envy, resentment, greed, acquisitiveness and self-delusion, an America committed to the quick-fix solution and determined to try to medicate its problems away.
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But even if a billionaire with good intentions is buying, media companies struggling under shifting business models won't find a quick fix, Adam Penenberg, a professor and the director of undergraduate studies for New York University's journalism department, tells CNBC Make It. Benioff's purchase "won't save Time magazine from the threat of being shut down if it can't figure out a revenue strategy," Penenberg says.
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So as graduate transfers have continued to increase — there were 6 this season in men's basketball, according to the website GradTransferTracker, including a handful who were key contributors on N.C.A.A. tournament teams — and as programs have found value in them as a quick fix that suits both team and player, the new rule is seeking to discourage them by effectively adding a tax on programs that accept such players.
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But if you want more from your product than just a quick fix on a zit or ten — like, say, the bonus brightening, fine line-smoothing effects of Sunday Riley's U.F.O Ultra-Clarifying Face Oil, or the potent antioxidants in 111Skin Ground Control Anti Blemish Tonic — it might be worth investing in... but in a world where the budget-friendly formulas are on par with the pricy ones, it's entirely up to you.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaThe Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back Darrell Issa eyes return to Congress Trump's 2020 campaign strategy is to be above the law MORE (R-Calif.) is similar to the other two bills in that it seeks to ensure American companies take the long view by training and hiring American workers, rather than chasing the quick fix — specifically importing workers from South Asia and damaging our long-term economic prospects in the process.
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"We are initiating coverage of Allergan, a global pharma company focused primarily on medical aesthetics, eye care, CNS, and gastroenterology, with a Buy rating and $26 PT... We share the market's frustration with AGN's underperformance but see the stock at these levels as an inexpensive one for which valuation reflects threats to the company's franchises as well as pessimism on the pipeline... As such, we see attractive return potential over the next 212+ months if the company continues to meet or exceed its financial targets and has even mixed pipeline success... As AGN has more debt, a lower dividend yield, and more dependence on external innovation relative its large-cap peers, it may take some time for traditional "Big Pharma" investors to embrace the stock... We do not see a quick fix from activism or structural changes at the company but expect investors to debate these themes..." SunTrust says Jazz should continue to deliver strong revenue and earnings growth into the future.
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