But even a reliable paycheck no longer delivers a reliable income.
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With their guidance, projects became reliable starters, and reliable starters became aces.
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While some are creative but not reliable, others are reliable but not creative.
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Old reliable — make that really old reliable — has just kept doing what he does.
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SS: Is that the priority with people reliable and cheap, reliable and cheap ahead of clean?
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It's likely to be less reliable than a regular workhorse vehicle (though probably more reliable than an actual work horse).
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Jacobson and colleagues, however, say that the grid they propose will be not only reliable, but more reliable than today's grid.
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That means, on a granular level, the data won't be fully reliable, but the big picture view will still provide reliable numbers.
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Over the past quarter-century, sub-Saharan Africa's antivenom stocks dropped from 22012,290 reliable doses to about 22020,000 less reliable doses today.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill have generally been reliable defenders of tech companies, and tech companies have been reliable campaign contributors for Democrats.
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Lexus was named the most reliable brand, followed by Porsche and Toyota, while the Porsche 911 was named the most reliable vehicle.
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Business travelers, for example, will likely want certain reliable amenities that Airbnb doesn't always provide (24-hour check-in, reliable Wi-Fi).
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Our boat, with its reliable generator, fully functioning motor and more or less reliable schedule, was the most developed thing in sight.
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Access to affordable, reliable energy is a huge part of national security, and wind makes our electric grid more reliable and secure.
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Jackson is a reliable presence on screen, and in The Hitman's Bodyguard he's doing his reliable thing, which comes to life alongside Hayek.
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I think the youth tobacco survey is a very strong, reliable estimate, and I believe our study is also both strong and reliable.
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In 85 percent of these cases, the vote was 5-43 — often four reliable conservatives versus four reliable liberals, with one swing justice.
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"We should have the cheapest, most reliable energy in the world and yet it's the most expensive and least reliable," Matt Howell, told reporters.
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It's considered more reliable when it's done by trained clinicians and specialists and less reliable when it's done by primary care providers, researchers note.
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Banco Popular will buy the assets and debt from Reliable Financial Services Inc and Reliable Finance Holding Company, which are subsidiaries of Wells Fargo.
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That's because broadcast networks are still the most reliable places that award show creators, sports leagues and news producers can find a reliable live audience.
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Unfortunately, the teeny fingerprint sensor seems less reliable than on the Xperia 1, which is to say it's less reliable than most other unlock systems.
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They don't want to be the one to decide that The New York Times is more reliable than Fox News, which is more reliable than whoever.
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While ticket sales for most movies are down across the board this year, Disney subsidiaries Marvel and Lucasfilm are turning out reliable hit after reliable hit.
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It's very hard to advance that far into the tournament with just two reliable starters, and right now two reliable starters is all the Cubs have.
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Studies of extreme rainfall are considered less reliable in finding links to climate change, and studies of events like wildfires and severe thunderstorms even less reliable.
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From the perspective of a user opening the app, the objective is to provide a clean, reliable, reliable experience wherever and whenever a car is called.
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The Chiefs' most reliable asset is their secondary, and the most reliable thing about the Saints is that their defense will be terrible nearly every week.
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Exit polls are reliable when it comes to large demographics (men, women, Democrats, Republicans) but less reliable as it gets more granular (young voters, Jewish voters).
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What the following graph shows is the expected nominee ideology, as the probability of Trump being reliable ranges from 0 (full rogue) to 1 (utterly reliable).
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We did improve the performance of our car through the season, but we need to be more reliable, and we missed opportunities through not being reliable.
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But year after year, we do it anyway — respected film journalists and bloggers post "most anticipated" Sundance lists with little more to go on than an intriguing director (not reliable) an interesting logline (less reliable), and/or a cast whose names we recognize (least reliable, by far).
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Nevertheless, Fiona remains a reliable source of uncomplicated joy for me at a time when a reliable source of uncomplicated joy proves a rare and valuable resource.
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They don't want to be the one to decide that the New York Times is more reliable than Fox News, who is more reliable than whoever, right?
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Many people in tech point out that artificial narrow intelligence, or A.N.I., has grown ever safer and more reliable—certainly safer and more reliable than we are.
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Kaleniuk: I feel that there are still many good public servants who are trained to be a reliable partner and who are a reliable partner for Ukraine.
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Without 'access to reliable and secure mail services,' and without reliable transportation, many minority voters 'prefer instead to give their ballots to a volunteer',' the court said.
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McCain, though a fairly reliable GOP vote, certainly annoyed his fellow Republicans plenty of times over the years by being less reliable than your average Senate Republican.
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Bottom line: Youth unemployment has seemed to be a reliable indicator of political restiveness in the current turbulence, but it has been less reliable than senior citizen opinion.
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"It is critical that we ensure our nation enjoys a reliable and resilient grid, and that consumers continue to have access to affordable and reliable electricity," he said.
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She makes the very good point that my wanting her to be more reliable is probably related to my wanting myself to be more reliable, especially with money.
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Access to affordable, reliable, clean energy has sweeping ramifications for economic opportunity, education, clean and reliable health care, safe homes, communication — things Americans can happily take for granted.
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A lot of that is just finding reliable sources of information and making sure that you're not classifying it as reliable just because it flatters what you already believe.
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While a much more challenging task—words don't follow reliable visual patterns like the layout of a website—the researchers could generate reliable results for words in large font.
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These networks often muddy the source of information, or make all outlets look similar, robbing the audience of visual cues to help them differentiate reliable and less-reliable sources.
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Replacing Kennedy with a more reliable conservative would significantly shift the court's ideological balance in a way that wasn't true for Gorsuch, who replaced the reliable conservative Antonin Scalia.
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In particular, reliable Republicans are likely to vote at a low rate, and reliable Democrats at a relatively high one — as is normal when a Republican occupies the White House.
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So the exit poll is pretty reliable when it comes to large demographics (men, women, Democrats, Republicans) but less reliable when it gets to small demographics (young voters, Jewish voters).
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Here are some tips for car shoppers on how to find an affordable, reliable car: "The last model year before a redesign tends to be the most reliable," he says.
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" Cruz praised Beck as a "fearless and reliable conservative.
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There are few — if any — reliable treatments for insomnia.
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" Before the tournament began, Evert described Osaka as "reliable.
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Digital twins for industrial facilities – reliable knowledge for everyone.
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Further developments in battery storage technology, for example, will make solar and wind more reliable, allowing those clean sources to play a more significant role in a diverse and reliable energy portfolio.
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"You begin to realize you've basically cut down all of these guideposts to be able to say, 'Look this is what is reliable, this is what is not reliable,' " Mr. Sykes said.
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To justify the choice of contractors, the first captain "said that ONLY Tawazuh was reliable and Rivera said that ONLY Hikmat was reliable," Long, who also had an affair with Rivera, wrote.
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Demand closer scrutiny by the Department of Homeland Security of Islamist groups that claim to be moderate and reliable counterterror partners but are, in fact, neither moderate in their outlook nor reliable. 4.
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After all, small, reliable gains make for a good investment.
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He feels that what was once reliable is now eroding.
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He said assessing the risk was impossible without reliable data.
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" But neither do electrons from coal; they are not "reliable.
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Mistress Tara has not been included in any reliable polls.
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A similar trend holds in other countries with reliable data.
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Except when it comes to reliable launch schedules, it seems.
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Lexus, Toyota and Mazda were ranked as the most reliable.
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Support newspapers and other organizations that do good, reliable reporting.
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Inversion has been a reliable recession indicator in the past.
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Sometimes they offer us the most reliable evidence of history.
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As noted, Cersei has been the most reliable character throughout.
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" Meanwhile, he promised to deliver "quality, reliable, affordable health care.
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With the Ether 22s, the answer is a reliable yes.
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And so measurements wouldn't be very reliable day to day.
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It's not always reliable information to base an investigation on.
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But, in short, the data simply isn't that reliable sometimes.
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This issue came up on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" as well.
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The FBI found Mr Steele to be reliable even so.
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Oh, and it has to make a good, reliable phone.
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Your nose might be more reliable than the expiration date.
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They were reliable hits on both sides of the Atlantic.
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But the normally reliable Ms. Quinn falls a bit short.
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Science, you see, is more reliable than Gilead's rigid rules.
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There's no reliable data on how effective this all is.
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PIPELINES are meant to be safe, reliable and deadly boring.
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" Advice to women: "Research companies and get reliable pay early.
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Plus, Carrie wasn't exactly the most reliable person with money.
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For more reliable online stops, hit Anthropologie, Topshop, and Nordstrom.
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Of course, millionaire voters aren't reliable predictors of election results.
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These are perfect for that: reliable and satisfying to use.
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He also cautioned that Turkey was not a reliable partner.
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For more recent seasons, quantitative analysis is becoming increasingly reliable.
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Reliable data are too scarce to declare a global emergency.
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Did Trump finally get around to watching CNN's Reliable Sources?
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Remarkably reliable deductions could be drawn from simple online actions.
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The green of the deltas was not always so reliable.
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Growth alone is no longer a reliable predictor of valuation.
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"Cars are so reliable now, and more durable," he said.
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More reliable research attempts to take account of these factors.
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Even in Utah, a usually reliable Republican state, Johnson won.
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In other words, bots need to be reliable — within reason.
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It's brakes are as powerful and reliable as Old Faithful.
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A reliable early warning system is still some way off.
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"The biggest solution now is a more reliable transit system."
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A shortcut to reliable psychiatric diagnoses would therefore be desirable.
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We're keeping our nuclear deterrent strong, safe, secure, and reliable.
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But, as Patrini pointed out, this isn't a reliable rule.
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Sævarsson has good speed and he's a very reliable defender.
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Schiller says the new button is more reliable and customizable.
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Most crucially, his idea is not a very reliable guide.
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That phenomena has been a reliable signal for oncoming recessions.
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They're one of the most reliable brands in the biz.
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Other people may not be as reliable as you'd hoped.
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The project's methodology was designed to be simple and reliable.
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I have no fucking clue, but it's obviously not reliable.
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But tech isn't always reliable, and people can be shitty.
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This breakfast glass of wine proved a reliable energy boost.
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But millimeter wave signals are less reliable at long distances.
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Maybe rightly, maybe wrongly, there's no reliable way of telling.
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These kinds of movies used to be a reliable product.
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His presidency also leaves the party bereft of reliable leadership.
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But the ropes that they relied on weren't so reliable.
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Intel, Caterpillar and American Express have also been reliable bets.
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Unfortunately, it's not clear how reliable dog genetic testing is.
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A time when it needs to be safe and reliable.
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The investigation found that the inmates' accounts were not reliable.
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You want the site to stay up, and be reliable.
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"This is a hard data, reliable statistical model," he adds.
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"If you're seeing it, it's reliable," he told Entertainment Weekly.
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Employers also report that autistic workers are reliable and loyal.
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Death metal gives me a source of reliable raw energy.
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Wishful thinking is not a reliable approach to legal compliance.
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There are now many viable, reliable alternatives ready to go.
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And how reliable is the Link protocol for extended use?
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Cincinnati got to Colorado's usually reliable bullpen in the seventh.
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Two approaches appear relatively reliable paths to triumph on Broadway.
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This is reliable, but slow, according to the Visser's team.
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Couric said Sunday on "Reliable Sources" that she thinks Sen.
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It's a distraction and a reliable way of keeping warm.
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About one third of households are without reliable drinking water.
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About a third of households are without reliable drinking water.
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It's easy to forget how reliable Uber is these days.
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Everyone – every home, every business – needs reliable and safe water.
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I turned to Alton Brown, as reliable source as any.
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Daines would be a reliable vote in favor of Kavanaugh.
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The reliable chorus of Palestinian sympathizers also howled their disapproval.
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" Tumulty was one of my guests on Sunday's "Reliable Sources.
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It was a reliable, fun series (again, except for Ascension).
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We agree that a safe, reliable nuclear stockpile is needed.
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"everyman." The poor optics prompted reliable sources from Vilimsky's Austrian
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That's the point: It's reliable and predictable and undeniably dull.
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Is the natural world a reliable source for art supplies?
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He proved to be a reliable agent for the party.
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Furthermore, home state governments may not have reliable information themselves.
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Its suburbs, once reliable red turf, are steadily turning blue.
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A letter seemed like the most reliable way to communicate.
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These reliable sources of profit are now Hollywood's financial bedrock.
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That may reflect investors' hunger for the company's reliable dividends.
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Unlike Saban, he has had trouble finding a reliable quarterback.
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Reliable public access to these areas must remain a priority.
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They are still far more reliable than solar, or wind.
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Affordable, abundant, reliable energy is the lifeblood of modern civilization.
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Natural, whole foods are always a reliable and healthy option.
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"It has the beauty of being both transparent and reliable."
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Second, source and use baselines are reliable predictors of outcomes.
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"This tends to be a very reliable indicator," Cramer said.
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Clinton had already proved she would be a reliable ally.
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He actually sounded presidential," Schieffer said on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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WiFi: 4 starsThe WiFi was reliable and easy to access.
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That takes money, unless you have a reliable expense account.
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It's going to be a great and reliable ally again.
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It generates reliable power and emits almost no greenhouse gases.
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"They need other sources, reliable sources, of gas," said Steinitz.
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They set out to find her, and reliable hilarity ensues.
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Hence, the deterrence becomes less and less reliable and ephemeral.
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He was considered a reliable vote on most Republican policies.
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Luxe is less reliable, and prices have gone way up.
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Extracting a reliable atmospheric signal requires observing dozens of transits.
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Many people do not have reliable water or power supplies.
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And that's when LBDs are our ideal and reliable BFF.
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Scalia was considered a reliable vote for the religious groups.
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Phages have just rarely been practical or reliable in medicine.
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He's great to work with, thoughtful, reliable, direct, and responsive.
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At the same time, usually reliable Republican votes like Sen.
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Dev onica has not proved to be a reliable ally.
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" That's what I asked Oliver Darcy on Sunday's "Reliable Sources.
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"There's something so wonderful and reliable about it," she said.
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Keeping it rented consistently and finding reliable tenants are important.
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"They're cool, but I need a reliable car," he said.
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There are only two ways to make a reliable prediction.
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The GPS data may prove more reliable than their memory.
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You'll need reliable internet access and an appropriate digital device.
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Places like this have huge demand for reliable, fast Internet.
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It's been the most reliable watch that I've ever had.
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Importantly, studies have shown the cheerleader effect to be reliable.
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Reliable data are always hard to come by in China.
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Without reliable civic services, neighborhoods turned to gangs for protection.
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Disney's own television studio has not been a reliable supplier.
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It was a single source and it was not reliable.
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I asked Klein if he thought the statistic was reliable.
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As such, they aim to provide a historically reliable account.
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And solar can be more reliable than the national grid.
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Suitors, lovers and ministers of state prove less than reliable.
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Even without a reliable jumper, he is difficult to defend.
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The electronics became less reliable and would spontaneously shut off.
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Their assault rifles often get wet, making them less reliable.
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Perhaps a steady gig, at a large newspaper, was reliable.
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He said he knew it was not 100 percent reliable.
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But he provided reliable support for measures strengthening financial regulation.
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All tend to be more reliable Democratic voters than whites.
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Growing speculation also means reliable standbys are becoming more expensive.
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Yet, reliable predictions about the November elections will be tough.
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But that could damage China's reputation as a reliable supplier.
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I will bring a reliable and respectable voice to Albany.
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Other pregnancy tests attested in Egyptian papyri were less reliable.
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RYAN LOCHTE More reliable in the water than on land.
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Such technology needs accurate and reliable position and timing signals.
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"There's no reliable truth to rest upon," Professor Pearce said.
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We don't have reliable information about aliens who enter illegally.
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I am valuable and reliable, yet I am transient too.
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It will also give you a more reliable calorie count.
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The photos turned out to not be a reliable source.
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"The firm" needs competent and reliable employees who photograph well.
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He sought detailed, reliable information about life in the city.
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It is a simple, durable and reliable path to power.
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In Torreyes's case, a reliable glove and solid contact hitter.
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You can find reliable, affordable child care on the road.
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Reliable data on hate crimes is hard to come by.
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The yield curve has been a reliable signal of recessions.
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That's what Peretti discussed on this week's "Reliable Sources" podcast.
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Within medicine, psychiatric diagnoses are some of the most reliable.
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Chipmakers, in particular, have proven reliable despite the economic barbs.
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How reliable is the news you read on social media?
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Kia Nurse, always reliable, contributed 11 points and 7 assists.
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Uber is a fast and reliable way to get around.
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Tourist buses weren't always the most reliable form of transportation.
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Some reliable part of you just says, It's not happening.
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I just think it's no longer reliable as a judge.
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Luckily, a more reliable option for overweight people is available.
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Finding a good and reliable home printer can be difficult.
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Fox News declined to comment on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" segment.
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But she doesn't come across as an entirely reliable narrator.
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Most people just want a reliable keyboard with more travel.
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We take reliable electricity for granted in the United States.
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Shams said that sometimes, the past is a reliable indicator.
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Comey's testimony Thursday presented a reliable narrator for that story.
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All of the systems are struggling to provide reliable service.
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Fox News has been the president's most reliable media champion.
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Young people haven't been a reliable voter base for Democrats.
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The trains were slower than ideal, but they were reliable.
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With even usually reliable GOP votes like Moran and Sen.
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He's not altogether reliable, but neither is he especially unreliable.
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"It's reliable and a fun trip for us to make."
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Or as reliable an archivist as a person can be.
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Even traditionally reliable methods for sending checks became risky stopgaps.
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Fortunately, InControl proved to be perfectly reliable this time around.
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In other words, Bernie voters are less reliable Democratic voters.
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Good journalists know well enough that Wikipedia is in itself not a reliable source, but a page's references section can wind up being a solid repository of links to sources likely to be reliable.
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What she lacked on Thursday was a more reliable first serve (she put just 55 percent into play) and a more reliable forehand under duress as Williams started to find her range and attack.
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The chief executive of Energy Networks Association, David Smith, said Britain's electricity and gas network is reliable, and more than 36,000 employees are working to continue to provide a safe and reliable supply of energy.
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If North Korea cannot test, it cannot build a reliable ICBM.
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A fairly reliable precursor of recessions, the inversion further spooked investors.
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Rapid credit growth has been a reliable predictor of financial crises.
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Latinx voters are not yet a fully reliable progressive voting demographic.
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Wikipedia may indeed be relatively reliable as a general reference tool.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, has been a reliable critic of President Donald Trump.
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One of the most reliable free speed tests around is Speedtest.
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It's not enough anymore to simply make safe, reliable cars anymore.
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Unfortunately for awards prognosticators, the Globes aren't especially reliable awards predictors.
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If you happen upon a good, reliable nanny, consider yourself lucky.
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Those who send you messages will know you're a reliable person.
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Still others in the city don't have reliable transportation, she said.
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Truly reliable predictions extend just days in advance—weeks, at most.
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The first three are your reliable settings: low, medium, and high.
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First, the first reports in a disaster are the least reliable.
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Its first investigations were into finding reliable methods of quantifying pain.
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Keeping secrets requires that we entrust them to good, reliable people.
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Nor do we consider websites like Yelp to be 100% reliable.
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So these higher-level relationships are the things that seem reliable.
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America is going to be a reliable friend and ally again.
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It may be years before we hear her reliable voice, if
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A net-wealth tax requires a reliable estimate of net wealth.
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It's not a place in any reliable sense of the word.
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All we need is cheaper, more reliable access, according to Bezos.
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It functions as a reliable source of official information on Crimea.
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It's hidden in private companies that produce no reliable public reports.
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Why was the list usually just a handful of reliable hitmakers?
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I used it almost exclusively as a reliable login authentication method.
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The lack of reliable waters supply leaves farmers with deep uncertainty.
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Customers can book services online for affordable pricing and reliable quality.
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I have a pair of black Y-3s that are reliable.
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For the Apple News app, editors select stories from reliable sources.
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A yield curve inversion is seen as a reliable recession signal.
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These are simple trading strategies that have delivered consistent, reliable results.
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"Whether [SkinVision] is reliable enough is the leading question," Deeks said.
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To do that, check who's posting the information: are they reliable?
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It will give people a small but reliable stream of income.
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But when reliable returns are put at risk, things can change.
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A reliable Austrian Glock purchased to this end would cost $3,000.
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He's a stable, reliable, and trustworthy person, and we're good friends.
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Even he agreed that the infrared thermometers are not always reliable.
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An inversion has been a reliable recession indicator in the past.
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But Willey was not a particularly reliable source for Starr's office.
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She admires Mussolini, but her respect for "reliable" Hitler has gone.
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Uber's mission was to bring reliable transportation for everyone, to everywhere.
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Richer Egyptians see property as the only reliable repository of value.
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If taken as reliable omen, these echoes would be pretty worrisome.
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People with less conscientiousness are more laid back and less reliable.
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Then automatic tape-laying machines made things faster and more reliable.
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But the Kremlin's most reliable propaganda tool is losing its power.
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But big business is no longer a reliable cheerleader for China.
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Until recently, the only company that made reliable lidar was Velodyne.
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I just want it to be steady and reliable and dependable.
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RFID tags are reliable, but expensive and time-consuming to manage.
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Arizona has consistently good weather, making regular balloon flights more reliable.
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The latter two no longer sparkle, but they're reliable and competent.
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Talese cautioned readers that Foos is not an entirely reliable narrator.
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But arms-control agreements work only when there is reliable verification.
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The Royals continue to search for a reliable No. 5 starter.
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Fortunately, in the past they have tended to follow reliable patterns.
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In other words, the model's predictions will no longer be reliable.
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These methods can be less reliable, though, when there's low lighting.
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The pound is the most reliable indicator of the Brexit mood.
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Lacking investment, the internet becomes less reliable for the entire region.
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Electricity, and a reliable internet connection, have been spotty as well.
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So the April update introduced a steady, reliable sense of progression.
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A reliable model of the macroeconomy, they reckoned, should have "microfoundations".
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Though it's far too early for any predictions to be reliable.
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"Our revenue is now faster growing and more reliable," Moonves said.
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Today, however, customers and regulators want more than just reliable power.
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"We do need timely and reliable data about policing," Stoughton said.
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An honest, reliable girl can find work as a laundress there.
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Make no mistake: Larsen, Stras, and Thapar are all reliable conservatives.
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed reinforced the need for reliable information.
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"Right now we need clear, reliable rules for migrants," said Seehofer.
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So can encouraging higher turnout among normally less-reliable voting groups.
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Remember that reliable, helpful Lord Melbourne we fell in love with?
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The focus is all about jobs, reliable electricity and American roots.
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And tests that are not reliable, Allen says, cannot be valid.
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As a system of encoding data, PKI was sound and reliable.
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So China no longer automatically seems like the less reliable partner.
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For most, gas is far easier and offers reliable, consistent heat.
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My point is that there are better and more reliable tools.
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Those are good allies to have: older folk are reliable voters.
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Will mmWave technology be reliable as Amon says it will be?
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In daily use, I find the G810 keyboard comfortable and reliable.
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Without reliable water service, America's economy would grind to a halt.
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Sourcing accurate and reliable information out of Syria is very difficult.
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It's part of the inherent optimism in dance music's reliable rhythms.
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They are reliable, patient, and, very important to a Scorpio, sensual.
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It's been a reliable winner when the EUR/USD is falling.
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Scalia was seen as a reliable vote for class action defendants.
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That's tough, when even reliable underground genres fall out of favor.
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He's reliable for leaders and would eventually come around, they said.
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On the whole, this is a reliable notebook for the price.
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Until recently, shrimp was a reasonably reliable catch for local fishermen.
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Probably the latter, because he considers himself a very reliable source.
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To be a machine is to be accurate. Fast. Reliable. Replicable.
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Economic models are typically the least reliable scientific data out there.
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There are reliable reports that about half of them had died.
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For many, reliable service is clearly more useful than free data.
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Don't assume a fact you've read comes from a reliable source.
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In countries with fewer resources the data are therefore less reliable.
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Carmat's products could represent a major medical breakthrough if proven reliable.
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Neutrogena has always been a relatively inexpensive, safe, and reliable product.
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So it needs to be done by a reliable international body.
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These pens are a worthwhile addition to my otherwise-reliable routine.
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Services offered a rare, reliable stream of revenues for local governments.
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Surviving lethal conditions has become a reliable backbone for modern games.
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The QEESI questionnaire is currently the most reliable tool for screening.
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So, it makes them look like a more reliable world actor.
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None are reliable, and the Leave figures have been especially deceitful.
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Barrack said Gates was "competent, capable and reliable," according to Bloomberg.
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The idea is to establish a reliable cargo route to Mars.
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"He's a more reliable progressive," she said, comparing him to Clinton.
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Trump met Mr. Trump," Jason Miller said on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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You can build the sturdy and reliable partnership of your dreams.
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That inversion has been a reliable signal of an oncoming recession.
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Energy must be reliable and affordable as well as environmentally responsible.
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Technology needs to improve to enable reliable betting in real time.
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Business seeks stable economic conditions and reliable rules of the road.
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Clinton would benefit, since she has more regular and reliable voters.
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He was a reliable backup to Deron Williams the previous season.
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The yield curve is one of Wall Street's most reliable fortunetellers.
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But Erik Goeddel and Antonio Bastardo have not been as reliable.
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With reliable support, a situation like this would probably be sustainable.
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They can begin by giving Army leadership adequate and reliable budgets.
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" Mr. Goggins, he added, "is the one reliable reason to watch.
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That has in the past been a reliable prognosticator of recessions.
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However, even the data cities do report may not be reliable.
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The most reliable way, though, is to check the CardMatch Tool.
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It is dedicated to handcrafted arts and crafts from reliable shops.
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Financing a more reliable car was the responsible choice, he argued.
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WiFi: 4 starsThe WiFi was reliable and easy to connect to.
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That often means more reliable and competitively priced services for customers.
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Another key, she says, is building trust by providing reliable information.
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Ensuring safe and reliable travel is core to who we are.
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But in "Nutshell" we are confronted with an over-reliable narrator.
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He could well be right," Bernstein said on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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For banks, repeated add-on financings provide a reliable revenue stream.
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"UberPool is critical to our mission of reliable transportation," Holt said.
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By contrast, in South America, Bolivia is Venezuela's last reliable ally.
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"We're laying the foundation for the reliable systems of the future."
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The first diving units were rebreathers, but they were never reliable.
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Detroiters, however, do not have access to such reliable mass transit.
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Even if West is, well, reliable, that somehow seems pretty unlikely.
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SJ: There's also a lesson in that: that nothing is reliable.
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Questioning Wayne's next move has never been a reliable endeavor anyway.
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If only they had some reliable equipment guys in New England.
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This is the most constant and reliable sign of sustained momentum.
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President Trump's friend Chris Ruddy appeared Sunday on CNN's Reliable Sources.
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But Mr. Li found it difficult to judge who was reliable.
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The reliable marketability of fear also fuels the AUMF's continued lifespan.
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But he found Visual Studio Code to be fast and reliable.
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I need her to be reliable and approachable, but not invasive.
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Kate Taylor: Applebee's was really doing well because they were reliable.
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The advantage of the killed vaccines is that they are reliable.
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Johnson&aposs previous policing pledges also proved not to be reliable.
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It's important that the apps be easy to use and reliable.
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Hand sanitizers help too, but soap is usually more reliable. 2.
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There's no way of knowing how reliable your Facebook friends are.
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People need reliable sources that aren't minimizing OR overstating the threat.
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"He's sober, which makes communication a lot more reliable," he said.
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Finding a reliable contractor is crucial for any home improvement project.
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That perhaps the most reliable technology is old, is our oldest.
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The elevator in the building is a heart attack, but reliable.
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Inversions have been reliable recession indicators for the past 50 years.
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Such microgrids would also provide more reliable power to isolated communities.
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Some experienced, reliable generals were taking over; their advice would prevail.
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That's pretty good (if researchers' estimate of the errors is reliable)!
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But for her, its biggest attraction is its reliable Wi-Fi.
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"Russia is and Russia will be a reliable supplier," Sorokin said.
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A new rail line would provide fast and reliable train service.
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Warren Rudman — assured him that Souter was a reliable, solid conservative.
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But they don't collect enough interviews to publish reliable poll results.
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People want messaging that is "fast, private and reliable," he said.
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Why lean on something so reliable as a 4/4 beat?
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Lynceus is building the world's most reliable manufacturing quality prediction software.
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Even if you don't taste salt, you'll notice the reliable crackle.
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But from 13 on — really, from 1700 on — it's very reliable.
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And others still are merely anxious and looking for reliable information.
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But in Whitaker, the president found a reliable and compliant friend.
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Ask yourself: How reliable are the people you surround yourself with?
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But she has been much more reliable in the major tournaments.
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After all, what makes this festival valuable is its reliable variety.
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And that means being reliable to the interests of the wealthy.
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It was clear, she said, that the woman was not reliable.
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Inverted yield curves are widely considered highly reliable indicators of recession.
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They want the broadest exposure possible on the most reliable platforms.
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Their story is they don't think he's a reliable trade partner.
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To beat the reliable heat, Tucson is an early rising town.
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Make sure everything runs smoothly with a reliable router for $79.99.
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Rosendale, meanwhile, pledged to be a reliable vote for Trump's agenda.
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But, at least in the metro area, it's reliable and ubiquitous.
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Those have proved less reliable under Mr. Trump, leaving many adrift.
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Homeownership, especially in cities, proved to be a reliable investment outlet.
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Turkey has established a reliable pattern in the last three years.
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If censorship was pervasive, our curiosity and resourcefulness were reliable antidotes.
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State and local transportation infrastructure funding has proved far more reliable.
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You also get reliable performance and battery life that's pretty good.
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Why it matters: Planned Parenthood is a reliable mobilizer for Democrats.
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IE keeps malfunctioning and I've heard that Chrome is more reliable.
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The Navy remained short of adequately trained sailors and reliable ships.
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The Xbox One&aposs wireless controller is sleek, comfortable, and reliable.
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Those based on underlying economics may be a bit more reliable.
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It's just not reliable in a way that encourages repeat use.
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Going to smaller resorts is one reliable strategy for saving money.
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Third, the administration presents France as a strong and reliable ally.
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The information on her site is pretty exhaustive and very reliable.
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BofAML's historically reliable indicator is pointing to just such a period.
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Pros: Reliable wind- and waterproofing, touchscreen compatible, sustainably producedCons: Limit dexterity
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The Latino youth Mr. Sanders is rallying haven't been reliable voters.
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It shows you care, are consistent, and that you are reliable.
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She claimed that her reliable Motorola flip, circa 2001, was adequate.
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The more reliable buses are, the more popular they should become.
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Investigators decided that the most reliable witnesses were Garcia and Vargas.
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This section of the state has been a reliable Republican stronghold.
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With everything he did, you knew he would be totally reliable.
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Pros: Low maintenance and reliable motor systemCons: Sometimes the fenders rub
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We've got the most reliable, highest performance airline in the industry.
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All of which are reliable and have high ratings at Amazon.
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That left Collins with few reliable options to complete the game.
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Meanwhile, property has become the only reliable investment channel in China.
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But Trump hasn't always been a reliable supporter of gun rights.
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Aker aims to help farms make more targeted, reliable crop assessments.
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The question is whether they are any more reliable right now.
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The buttons were reliable and easy to use in my testing.
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Seek shelter and reliable food, then stick with it, Kono urged.
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"In business, reliable and competent people are cherished," write the authors.
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The other three states suffer from a dearth of reliable polling.
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You can feel safe knowing you have reliable, full-home coverage.
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Arrington's support for offshore drilling turned off some reliable Republican voters.
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This means everyone needs to have consistent and reliable internet access.
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Reliable: it backs up everything and doesn't stop (696 votes) 4.
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He also claimed that having reliable managers substantially eases his workload.
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Cars are more efficient, more reliable and safer than ever before.
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It had thick frontal protection and was reliable and relatively agile.
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We do not yet have a reliable videotape to work from.
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EPAuto uses thick 4-gauge cables for solid and reliable conductivity.
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When it comes to managing finances, QuickBooks is a reliable choice.
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Why is Mr. Maduro losing some of his most reliable supporters?
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As a result, electricity in Sweden is cheap, clean and reliable.
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Everybody was on the same planet," Masha Gessen said on "Reliable.
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The WiFi and printer are reliable, the drip coffee is robust.
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Caesar wanted a steadier, more reliable way to mark the dates.
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Until now, we haven't had a reliable test of this proposition.
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Any incoming calls will NOT be considered reliable information for location.
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It produced reliable paper currency of consistent value across the country.
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In general, they had a hard time finding any reliable predictors.
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Courthouses were one of the few reliable places to find people.
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RELIABLE ALTERNATIVE U.S. oil has yet to become a common feedstock for European buyers, who complain about volumes and varying quality, but recent market changes have shown American barrels can be a reliable alternative, traders said.
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Something we talk a lot about at Tonic is how hard it is to get quick and reliable answers to general health questions via the internet (not reliable), or, even better, from a doctor (not quick).
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The upside of the strategy, if it works, is that the "nuclear freeze" would delay for years the day the North can fit a small, reliable, well-tested weapon atop a large, reliable, well-tested missile.
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In a 2006 survey conducted by the American Psychological Association, only 36 percent of over 1,000 jurors understood that cross-racial identification was less reliable than same-race identification, while nearly half believed they were equally reliable.
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Point differential is far more reliable, but still subject to random fluctuation.
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That should continue, in order to avoid "freelance" operations outside reliable jurisdictions.
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That has made components cheaper and more functional, though rarely more reliable.
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The movement, vaulting, and combat has that reliable Call of Duty polish.
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The 737 family is considered one of the industry's most reliable aircraft.
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But a lot of people just want a good, modern, reliable Mac.
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Its parties serve plenty of alcohol and are reliable sources of cocaine.
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In the past, that has been a reliable predictor of eventual recessions.
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But already several giants that were considered reliable profit-machines are struggling.
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Hopefully you'll find that incredibly reliable and super-awesome nanny you desire.
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Phononic claim their system results in cost-effective, quiet, and reliable refrigeration.
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The product we have is more affordable and reliable than our competition.
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Officials maintain that coal power is cheap and more reliable than renewables.
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Not only that, but the apps are more reliable and faster too.
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Meanwhile, Democratic presidents have nominated men and women who are reliable liberals.
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Deposits are supposed to be a reliable source of funds for banks.
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Fingerprints, he said, are still the most reliable form of identifying someone.
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This means programmers can write safer, more reliable code with less work.
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Crain is "reliable and he said something that was obvious," Durbin said.
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A version of this story first appeared in the Reliable Sources newsletter.
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So, we turned to the most reliable source we could find: Wikihow.
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We're here also to defend the truth," Acosta said on "Reliable Sources.
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Inverted curves have been reliable recession indicators for the past 50 years.
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China will always be a reliable good friend and partner, he said.
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It wants to offer secure, reliable service but usually lacks the expertise.
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Or, at the very least, they are rarely all that reliable. So!
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The READI Act—Reliable Emergency Alert Distribution Improvement—was introduced by Sen.
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Tim Ryan, the area's congressman, said on CNN's "Reliable Sources" on Sunday.
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They are sensitive, loyal and reliable with a strong desire to please.
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With 5G, Qualcomm thinks it's also building a network that's more reliable.
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That's a reliable sign of pending recession if it the inversion lingers.
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For instance, the more a vehicle flies, the more reliable it becomes.
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The number of people unable to access reliable drinking water could double.
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Now more reliable prophylactics are imported, or made locally with foreign ingredients.
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Of course, Paul is not always a reliable vote for the GOP.
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The technology is broadly reliable, but it can still lead to problems.
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You want working, reliable Wi-Fi in every room of your house.
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Firms congregate in industrial parks for the reliable electricity and decent roads.
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A list of reliable vendors for eclipse glasses can be found here.
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The result is very low latency and also a very reliable connection.
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Let's consult our first completely reliable source, the episode's IMDb "Goofs" page.
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It had to be reliable, get good gas mileage and handle well.
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The addition of the judge gave the court a reliable conservative majority.
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There are also more reliable methods that have yet to gain traction.
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It is an old, but fairly reliable, rule that investors dislike uncertainty.
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In fact, electronic voting has made Brazil's elections more reliable, not less.
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Mid-band 2.5GHz spectrum will make 5G coverage more reliable and steady.
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Those set on earning reliable profits will happily serve up familiar broth.
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That makes them a remarkably reliable if informal barometer for weather damage.
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And how reliable is Mr. Putin likely to be in this enterprise?
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That basically left the Kurdish militia as the one reliable fighting force.
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Changing that principle would make Twitter even more confusing and less reliable.
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Well, the simple answer was it provides fast, reliable, in-home WiFi.
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Among the issues addressed by the series: How reliable is inmate testimony?
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The scientific community specifically said that this particular evidence was NOT reliable.
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Reliable, low-cost and frequent deployment by private firms will be key.
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Other challenges include a lack of reliable power to keep vaccines cold.
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Even ride-on lawnmowers could become quieter and more reliable with batteries.
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Emma Roberts is a reliable, and frequent, source of fresh styling ideas.
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Somebody is very creative, a big-picture thinker, but they're not reliable.
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It's cheap, reliable, has good picture, and has never let me down.
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Had the sport's most reliable champion just endured its biggest ever collapse?
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Traveling can mean hours or even days without a reliable internet connection.
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However, planning to stay in the workforce isn't always a reliable option.
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Until now, astronomers had reliable information for only a dozen or so.
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They remain the most reliable way to get rich — slowly but surely.
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At the time, tests to check blood for viruses were not reliable.
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For Instagram, the process is a bit more reliable, if more complicated.
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Octopus is fast and reliable, but can be cumbersome for moving money.
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She hopes the use of technology and reliable data will change that.
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It's developed the most complete, reliable and updated drug database in Brazil.
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Eric and his reliable blue shirt are the stars of these videos.
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Rainfall, never reliable, is scarcer and more erratic in many farming regions.
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Is CNN's report even reliable, given that it cites anonymous US officials?
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Image: hanamomoact/TwitterDigital photography is reliable, consistent, and increasingly easy to use.
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But he's trying to become a reliable guy, in his own way.
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That's why the government is prioritizing reliable power and coal-fired power.
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A better internet means more reliable connections, faster speeds, and lower prices.
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It is a rate that British health authorities do not consider reliable.
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Why are the SAG Awards such a reliable indicator for Oscar victories?
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So naturally, we turn to those reliable knits we know and love.
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What I needed was a book that was reliable, informative, and accessible.
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Customs processing at the inland depot is less reliable than in Mombasa.
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That, too, appears to be about as reliable as a coin flip.
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Explained that it came from a reliable source, former allied intelligence officer.
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There are other reliable sources that have slightly different data than IISS.
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This hatchet looks like an affordable, compact, lightweight, and reliable camping tool.
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Reliable swing tackle Ty Nsekhe left Washington for Buffalo during free agency.
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Acrua Precision Concept Acuras have long been known as reliable, luxurious cars.
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I rarely drove in the U.K.; public transportation is popular and reliable.
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The system could be strengthened to make it more reliable, Thrasher said.
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"Quantum-dot TVs means longer lifespan that are more reliable," said Zoelle.
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I tried the app and it's as snappy and reliable as expected.
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These sessions seemed to be a reliable place where people would listen.
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That's always a reliable way of managing a company through a slowdown.
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Under-the-tongue thermometers are more reliable, but take a longer time.
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Speaking of which, how reliable is that US account of what happened?
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Is he, as the English teacher would put it, a reliable narrator?
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Older data on location, and thus movement, are more reliable, Kossin said.
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The 2 are tight and Huma's been a reliable ear for Hil.
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Without reliable access to electricity, doctors cannot provide clinical services after sunset.
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This adds too many variables for this study to produce reliable results.
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He's become the reliable No. 1 between the posts for the Galaxy.
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The report is considered a reliable gauge of housing demand and construction.
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So can Republicans truly alienate one of their most reliable voting demographics?
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Big cost control comes from the only reliable source — rigorous supply competition.
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Believe it or not, the pull-out method is actually pretty reliable.
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What about Dario Saric, who may develop into a reliable frontcourt cornerstone?
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It's always a reliable fallback for when the sweet tooth takes over.
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There are few reliable opinion polls in Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer.
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The Racer board only has one of those ingredients: a reliable connection.
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The safest, most reliable vehicles will be the vehicles that consumers choose.
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This hatchet looks like an affordable, compact, lightweight, and reliable camping tool.
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To start, go for something that's easy to use, reliable and affordable.
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With Durant in the fold, that tradeoff should be even more reliable.
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Perhaps the witness was not a reliable witness, perhaps a risky witness.
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The national samples used in the IPCNu may not be reliable enough.
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But at the moment there are no reliable sources of accountability. None.
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Now, this isn't necessarily the most reliable survey in the world. Porch.
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That's why Wheely is building a reliable and predictable ride-hailing experience.
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He will be a very reliable Republican vote—opposed to Roe v.
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She was hired, and Colbert remarked that she was always very reliable.
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TL;DR: Get the reliable Arlo Baby monitor for $126.99 at Amazon.
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TL;DR: Get the reliable Embark Dog DNA test kit for $174.99.
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" "We understand the need to have a long-term, reliable energy supply.
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The United States will ensure that our networks are secure and reliable.
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And Obama has largely destroyed reliable, low-cost, affordable electricity in America.
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Nour, especially, is reliable, rascally fun, a budding feminist out of necessity.
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Do you consider the U.S. a reliable ally in mediating this dispute?
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VPNs are also less reliable than ever in China, constantly dropping out.
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They're doing it to hurt us,' " Greenfield said on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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Long-term probability trends based on fixed characteristics are somewhat more reliable.
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The findings confirmsgrowing suspicions that Facebook's services have become less reliable lately.
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The United States appears strongest to other nations when it is reliable.
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And the basalts used for the study aren't reliable either, he says.
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Work rotas at the vast facility, alas, are not always so reliable.
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What truly mattered was if they were reliable and could be replicated.
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Advanced energy provides reliable, resilient, and affordable power to Americans every day.
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Industry will only produce them if a clear, reliable government buyer exists.
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We have to," Schultz said during an interview on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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The facts are straightforward: we need reliable imports from good trading partners.
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The normally reliable Sox bullpen cracked in the bottom of the inning.
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The grid has been tested and proven to be reliable and resilient.
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For example, Veterans Affairs does not collect reliable data on official time.
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Unfortunately, the Juul isn't as reliable as I'd like it to be.
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Still, with hundreds of thousands using the software, it's pretty reliable info.
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Why is it so important for Trump to pick a reliable conservative?
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The safe and reliable transportation of our passengers is our highest priority.
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For Netanyahu and Trump, such evangelicals serve as a reliable political base.
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Without reliable intelligence, the president cannot accurately assess threats in a crisis.
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Prosecutors countered with another expert who testified that the method was reliable.
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Canada has been a loyal and reliable ally of ours for decades.
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They are essentially deliverying propaganda... we need more outlets for reliable information.
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Establishing a cause-effect link over time, they say, is not reliable.
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Parents should discuss what makes sources of information reliable with their teens.
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President Trump has demonstrated a reliable ignorance of the US auto industry.
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Bush's selection of Souter was meant to fall in the reliable column.
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Students may have a hard time distinguishing between reliable and unreliable sources.
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The first step was to find a reliable source of organic cotton.
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Reliable, low-cost and frequent rocket launches will be key for that.
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Dipont is "a reliable and valuable partner," Lucido said in an interview.
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The internet has facilitated the sharing of information, both reliable and not.
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In that sense, it will help produce trusted, verifiable and reliable networks.
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There are many other tradecraft techniques that allow for obtaining reliable intelligence.
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The tides, by contrast, are more consistent and create more reliable power.
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A crystal ball or a pair of dice are just as reliable.
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In 6900, Democrats said it would lower costs and provide reliable care.
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Our daily lives are entirely dependent on access to reliable, affordable energy.
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Needs to be able to multitask to meet deadlines and be reliable.
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The site's administrators haven't been able to find a reliable provider since.
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The Kurds have proven they are a reliable democracy and security partner.
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This movie, though uneven, is affecting because of these two reliable stars.
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He was also a reliable source for inflammatory statements in the media.
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But how reliable — and how useful — are the results going to be?
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Today's vehicles are more reliable and better to drive than ever before.
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"In business, reliable and competent people are cherished," according to the authors.
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John Kennedy of Louisiana -- a usually reliable GOP vote -- and Pennsylvania Sen.
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We lack reliable, physics-based models to tell us how this occurs.
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It is reliable and it adds diversity to our electric-generating mix.
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He's always been very reliable with the ball, and those things matter.
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Sometimes, the most reliable, ride-or-die bonds are with our friends.
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DG: For a while, there were pretty good, reliable protests at rallies.
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Allen Hurns is showing himself to be a reliable, tough second receiver.
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RCTs are generally more reliable on a complex question like this one.
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Although, house parties in Manchester aren't so reliable on that front either.
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Many of his Republican colleagues disagreed, including normally reliable Republicans like Sen.
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American Ninja Warrior is one of our few reliable sources of inspiration.
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CVS is a reliable hub for affordable, practical, and cutting-edge products.
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The atmosphere today is encouraging people to be reasonable, reliable, and focused.
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Those who "turn" are not always looked on as "reliable" by juries.
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November 14 brings the full moon in stable, reliable Earth sign Taurus.
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For reliable, basic transportation, look no farther than the Honda Civic Coupe.
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These are reliable and do the job, and have good reviews overall.
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He'll be the reliable vote against the Second Amendment and against life.
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Millennial millionaires are practical and reliable when it comes to car ownership.
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It's unclear if "Sunniton" is reliable or how they got this photo.
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There are 1.3 billion people on earth without access to reliable electricity.
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Lumos brings affordable, accessible, and reliable solar energy to off-grid homes.
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A lack of reliable information can also give rise to baseless rumors.
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Nor should cities be assumed to be reliable bastions of Democratic support.
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With few reliable options left in the bullpen, Maddon called on Davis.
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But there are no reliable cures for insecurity, resentment, entitlement and hatred.
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Basically, rice is magic and it's cheap, reliable, and easy to find.
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But make sure that the source you use is a reliable one.
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In many parts of the world, population data is much less reliable.
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Also, the study depended on self-reports, which are not always reliable.
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One in four Puerto Ricans still lack access to reliable clean water.
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Even in aggregate, some researchers doubt how reliable the IAT really is.
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I'd love to have it all free and roomy and completely reliable!
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And it makes the grid greener, more reliable, and resilient — a three'fer.
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He has since become one of the most reliable salespeople for Mrs.
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"For a year we have seen how he was a reliable partner."
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Others prefer a reliable old Ford or tricked-out lowrider-style pickups.
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Many people want to see outside their bubbles but lack reliable direction.
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There isn't an enormous body of reliable research to back that up.
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It's a classic, reliable sneaker, and Lorde is so beautiful and talented.
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That makes reliable insurance difficult to acquire and banking impossible to use.
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"The Fed's most reliable ammunition, meaning lower rates, are dwindling," Hamrick said.
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Plus, she is really sweet and nice, and extremely independent and reliable.
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And, most important, how reliable is elite support for this redistributive agenda?
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Ms. Houston, like Mr. Davis, was never the world's most reliable narrator.
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I'm not convinced they are always reliable narrators of their own experience.
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Some of my most reliable reporting tools are a pen and paper.
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The voter file doesn't include a reliable indicator of a person's education.
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Foreign carriers typically operate on longer, global routes, with less-reliable service.
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This column focuses on deaths because that is the most reliable data.
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That provides a reliable diagnosis, but it depends on lab-bound machines.
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There's been a lot of debate about whether the report is reliable.
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Comedians You Should Know is a reliable place to begin that hunt.
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"Women are more reliable," says Dete Aliah, International Peace Building's managing director.
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The restriction has made streetcar service more speedy and reliable, she said.
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Absent more reliable information, public health officials prepared for a severe pandemic.
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We would like to have a more reliable supply chain of masks.
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Bulgaria was Moscow's most reliable ally in eastern Europe during Soviet times.
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Cloudflare offers services that make companies' web sites faster and more reliable.
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If the data is not current and completely reliable, we will fail.
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Can you provide consistent and reliable power even when it's not sunny?
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People with disabilities can lead more independent lives with reliable transit options.
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But high-band spectrum, with its small coverage areas, isn't very reliable.
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Donald Trump wanted funding for the wall," Bolling said on "Reliable Sources.
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A version of this article first appeared in the "Reliable Sources" newsletter.
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And their guns are Kalashnikov rifles from aging stockpiles, reliable but inaccurate.
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Is there a way to get reliable search results using Windows 10?
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He is also a liar," Stelter said on his show, "Reliable Sources.
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It needs reliable diagnostics, advanced disease monitoring systems and sensible drug development.
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Solar scientists do not have reliable ways to predict such an eruption.
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For people doing tough jobs, reliable allies in elected office are scarce.
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You are missing the most reliable glory of New York City life.
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As reliable as they are, the carwashes are threatened by future development.
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Rumor on the old reliable internet is that Moira Rose is dead.
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"This is still the most reliable company in the world," he said.
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But others said the trade itself would amplify pressure for reliable numbers.
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Britain's royal correspondents, they said, are seen as reliable sources of information.
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This is real and it's dangerous," Ryan said on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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Part of the challenge was the shortage of reliable intelligence in Afghanistan.
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One barker can direct inquisitive passers-by to a reliable weed dealer.
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Google Maps is a reliable source of navigation info and restaurant recommendations.
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It's important to note, though, that these signs are not always reliable.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing's ownership is no longer reliable investor insurance.
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Considering their complexity, cars are among the most reliable machines ever made.
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One that prioritizes lower levels of debt, reliable income and solid finances.
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Several other areas are deeply troubling where there is little reliable reporting.
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WaPo editor Marty Baron dropped some knowledge on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" broadcast.
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Students can use The Times and other reliable sources for their research.
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Since 2015 or so, the company started emphasizing accurate and reliable results.
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Bulgaria was Moscow's most reliable ally in the region during Soviet times.
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On Monday night, they banked on an old reliable source — Andre Iguodala.
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So it's always good to have a reliable trainer at the ready.
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Make sure, however, that the source you use is a reliable one.
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Some have put reliable infrastructure and business-friendly investment conditions in place.
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This starts with a steadfast commitment to providing safe and reliable power.
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Without reliable power grids, states will struggle to build supportive business environments.
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How do you decide what is a reliable source for your schoolwork?
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And I think it is reliable because people know what to expect.
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You may be a reliable Democratic voter in a solid-blue city.
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AI systems must be safe, robust, reliable and free of unwanted bias.
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"Outgoing calls only are reliable for location status," the cover sheet said.
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Specifically, we need to adopt a sound methodology for reliable fact-finding.
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There are not even reliable data on the number of egg donors.
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If the article uses reliable sourcing, then I don't usually fact-check.
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And then there's the reliable presence of the company's founder, Michael Dubin.
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Like, an autonomous car has to be almost 103 percent reliable. Right.
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Unlike, say, the Iraqi army, the Kurds are strong and reliable fighters.
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Not by me, but by many a stranger and friend — reliable observers.
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Dense tissue can hide cancer from X-rays, making mammography less reliable.
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A grounded earth sign, you're loyal, reliable and steady as a rock.
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I resolved to use reliable birth control and hope for the best.
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A Hillary Clinton administration will be staffed by reliable Democratic Party figures.
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The average computer program is much more reliable than the average spreadsheet.
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But the "broader question is whether America is reliable," Mr. Otte said.
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Such stocks typically draw investors for their reliable sales, even in the face of global economic tumult, and have consistently led the "bull market" in recent years — a market that investors look to for reliable, upward-moving trends.
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Wayve co-founder Amar Shah said recent improvements meant you could now get reliable relative depth estimates using cameras alone, and that would be far cheaper and more reliable when it comes to mass producing self-driving cars.
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You can check out a number of images of the supposedly official Samsung renders from reliable gadget leaker Ashan Agarwal's tweet below, as well as German tech site WinFuture, which has also provided reliable leaks in the past.
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Though relatively small in population numbers (but not insignificant in turnout), LGBTQ people have become one of the most reliable Democratic voting blocs, and reliable electoral turnout helps queer people build real political power over the long term.
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" In a statement, Uber said its technology "has expanded access to reliable transportation" for people with disabilities, and that it "will continue advocating for a solution that offers affordable, reliable transportation to those who need a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
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"While this missile test doesn't necessary indicate that they have a reliable delivery vehicle, or certainly a reliable launch capability, it does mean that we're looking at a timeframe which is less than we may have thought," Wood continued.
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"You're basically buying a reliable car," said Rubio, a former long snapper at U.C.L.A. who now puts on dozens of snapping camps and publishes on his website what is generally accepted as the most reliable rankings of snapping prospects.
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"There is simply no reliable national data on hate crimes," the website states.
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The study has some limitations: it is small, which makes it less reliable.
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Clinton's, who is better organized in Iowa and appeals to more reliable voters.
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It is increasingly hard to imagine him being a stable and reliable monarch.
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The system made more reliable decisions than human doctors, Imperial reported last month.
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But the usually reliable Rodriguez and the punchless offense wasted his strong start.
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Hurricane Hunters such as Dyke, however, provide the most valuable and reliable data.
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Hispanic and less reliable for a politician who Canova believes has lost touch
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It also suggests 40 measures to help scientists produce more rigorous, reliable research.
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The company's cars number amongst some of the least reliable vehicles in America.
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I learned this after many failed attempts in assuming all nannies are reliable.
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That makes long-term interest rates a less reliable proxy for market expectations.
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But the study deployed some fairly rigorous controls, so its findings appear reliable.
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There are few comedic actors who are more reliable pinch hitters than Dratch.
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That doesn't mean they aren't innovating, their innovations just need to be reliable.
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I mean, you have four reliable liberal justices on the court right now.
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One whiff relaxes the posterior and imparts a reliable and pleasant head rush.
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Rather, Facebook hopes to provide reliable connectivity to places that lack broadband infrastructure.
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That's because yield curve inversions have been pretty reliable predictors of economic recessions.
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I don't present myself to the general public as a reliable media outlet.
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The more data the system receives, the more reliable the information will be.
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However, in midterm election years, like last year, the performance was less reliable.
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As criminal justice expert John Pfaff explained, NCVS is widely considered more reliable.
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But to do this, you'll need a reliable and versatile coffee maker — a.k.a.
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Food, beverage and tobacco stocks have been reliable winners during the warmest months.
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No matter, though — Bachelor In Paradise is pretty reliable about churning out weddings.
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Now Mulvaney finds himself without a reliable ally on the outside defense team.
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"Reliable internet service is not a luxury, it is a necessity," said Schneiderman.
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"I kind of hoped that the blinks would be more reliable," he says.
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HP's printers are well designed and easy to use, plus they're very reliable.
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That's translated into a series of reliable Oscars "rules" based on that history.
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The study has some limitations — it is small, which makes it less reliable.
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After 360 days, the signal is a lot more reliable—68.2% are contrarian.
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The professors write: Contrary to popular belief, political parties are reliable promise keepers.
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In short, it's hard to make "reliable" into a bad thing — maybe "boring"?
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And Elliptic claims its ultrasonic sensors are actually more reliable than optical ones.
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Billions of people rely on us every day for high-quality, reliable information.
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And their whole future program depends on these family of rockets being reliable.
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It also says that customers will benefit from faster and more reliable deliveries.
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Work day and rest day sleep by age group Asterisk = statistically reliable differences.
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We are working with these firms to grow them into reliable Oregon employers.
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It is this lack of a reliable date which the new paper addresses.
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Alternatives to the current measure, such as household surveys, would be more reliable.
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This is $30 off a very popular stand mixer from a reliable company.
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Normally investors like putting their money into electricity because it offers reliable returns.
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Hailing a car on a ride-sharing app is cheap, convenient and reliable.
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Meanwhile, Maikori stressed the importance of fostering a reliable team and maintaining motivation.
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North Korea has never been a particularly pliant or reliable ally for Beijing.
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"Getting reliable data that actually reflect what's going on is always the issue."
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This is not stoner metal enough—like I'm some reliable authority on that.
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It's fast, reliable, and you know what you're doing when you activate it.
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Some Neapolitans defend the Camorra as the most reliable available source of jobs.
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Cyclone launchers have been in development since 1968, and are considered extremely reliable.
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Varnishes are often added later to paintings, so are not reliable for dating.
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Eisenberg acknowledges that the data is self-reported, which makes it less reliable.
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That wasn't enough for many Democrats and Republicans, including reliable Trump allies. Sen.
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The app is now more reliable and has a couple of new features.
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In my testing, the Cloud Cam was reliable and nailed the important features.
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Make sure, however, that the source you use is a reliable one. 3.
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In different scenarios of the case, the robot was varying degrees of reliable.
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Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) have been reliable in predicting manufacturing and services trends.
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NRDC figures suggest that one in seven Americans lack reliable access to food.
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"Recruiters get more and reliable applications without changing their daily routine," he says.
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The system blankets a home and creates stronger, more reliable personal internet access.
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If there's one reliable marker of Election Day, it's the "I Voted" sticker.
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"That would endanger Saudi's reputation as a stable, reliable supplier to global markets."
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R2-D2 is a cool droid, a great friend and a reliable messenger.
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In addition, it has great performance, an excellent screen, and reliable battery life.
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But which apps are the most reliable in managing all these moving parts?
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Because the country has no reliable opinion polls, this judgment must be tentative.
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Even so, education is billed as the most reliable vehicle out of poverty.
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With a 256 GB SSD, you also get a reliable amount of storage.
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In turn, drivers get paid more and shippers get a more reliable service.
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In the technology world, users will return to a reliable piece of software.
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For those of us without a reliable Instagram boyfriend, it requires some finessing.
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"Uruguay has a very solid and reliable property registry system," Mr. Fischer said.
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The trackpad itself is reliable and accurate, giving me no cause for complaint.
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There are no reliable statistics for sexual and other abuse of female refugees.
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Fender's FXA9s compare favorably because of their reliable comfort and slightly lower price.
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The steady, reliable, dependable dollar is attracting money from all over the world.
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This, combined with the studio's reliable penchant for interesting storytelling, has proven killer.
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The second includes reliable Republican voters who lack enthusiasm about this November's elections.
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Its lack of mechanical parts should make it both safer and more reliable.
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We can work on scaling these technologies, making them reliable for large networks.
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That tends to make them more reliable investments if the thesis remains sound.
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Mr Roberts notes that Comcast has been a reliable steward of NBC News.
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And the Asian-Americans who live there have likewise been reliable Republican voters.
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Will the next generation of Nvidia GPUs deliver reliable 2144K / 227 fps performance?
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That made products take longer to design, harder to use and less reliable.
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"So we think we've got a reasonably robust and reliable system," he says.
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CNN's Brian Stelter focused his show, 'Reliable Sources,' on this subject last weekend.
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Being a reliable jump-shooter is a toehold, but he can't stop there.
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The longer they spent looking at the screen, the less reliable they became.
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Translation: You shouldn't anticipate reliable 5G coverage even if you're in these places.
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FMT is the most reliable way to introduce new bacteria to the gut.
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Medical staff infer pain from facial and body expressions, which isn't always reliable.
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Matthews was the offense's most reliable receiver around the middle of the season.
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YotaScale uses artificial intelligence to make cloud operations more cost-effective and reliable.
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According to Schacter, there's no reliable way to distinguish dissociative amnesia from malingering.
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When employers failed to provide workers with reliable pensions, we created Social Security.
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But even the most enlightened royal intervention is no substitute for reliable rules.
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He is kind, well-liked, and a solid, reliable member of the community.
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Henry Ford made the famous Model T, replacing horses with affordable, reliable transportation.
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Such a simple, relaxing process that is at once both cheap and reliable.
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Given that it's Swisher, a tech press veteran, we'd categorized them as reliable.
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Its record has been far less reliable and has lost ground on average.
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Its aim is to build open, reliable and efficient technology regulated investment products.
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Investors have long complained that the lack of reliable power hurts business there.
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Expensive, yes, but vital for the fact that it is local and reliable.
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"Entrepreneurship used to be a reliable path to the middle class," Mitchell says.
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No company consistently produces new, reliable hits, so every release is emotionally volatile.
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" American Water Works: "Very reliable, very good but only a 2 percent yield.
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Today it provides 850 indigenous Kichwa families with a source of reliable income.
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He'll for sure be the most reliable long distance relationship you've ever had.
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While comScore's exact numbers aren't always accurate, the directional trends are typically reliable.
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First, customers will need a reliable and fast internet connection to stream games.
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" Brian Stelter asked Craig during her appearance on his CNN show "Reliable Sources.
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However, not everyone has reliable, high-speed cellular connections for their entire commute.
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Financial planning software uses simulations to produce more reliable figures in complex situations.
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We need the ability to fuel our grid with reliable, resilient baseload power.
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Providers could also build 5G networks using more reliable, but lower-frequency, airwaves.
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"With the need for cheaper, reliable power, nuclear is ideal," Erguiza told Reuters.
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Steele himself was considered reliable due to his past work with the Bureau.
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Heroism has its place in our narratives, but is it a reliable strategy?
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Apple's reputation rests in large part on its hardware being perceived as reliable.
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Meanwhile, console manufacturers have focused on selling reliable hardware at a reasonable cost.
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But food labels aren't always reliable, and there's always the chance of exposure.
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To some fans, this lack of a reliable benchmark of quality is frustrating.
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No reliable statistics exist to show how many academics are joining tech companies.
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The gas chamber, first used in 1922, proved to be even less reliable.
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Binning reliable, low-scoring projects for untested high-scoring ones would be foolish.
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Sinclair has viewed both Pai and Trump as reliable allies in the past.
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Dell is a safe and reliable laptop option, both for students and professionals.
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An inverted Treasury yield curve is historically a reliable predictor of looming recessions.
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They were praised as cheerful and reliable, as lovable as they were courageous.
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This data confirms growing suspicions that Facebook's services have become less reliable lately.
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But I think the best policy is a steady, sound, reliable King Dollar.
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The second factor is that customers have lacked reliable, cheaper options until now.
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In a scene greatly defined by its legal precariousness, he's stable and reliable.
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As a result, the numbers at the high end are somewhat less reliable.
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A reliable carry-on that's not a flimsy duffle bag is a must.
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When it's that cold, people need reliable energy — and they need it immediately.
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But Mr. Sadr is unpredictable and cannot be seen as a reliable ally.
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In most cases, thirst is a reliable signal that more water is needed.
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He has improved his ball-handling and has developed a reliable hook shot.
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It wasn't always reliable and lacked so many features available in other products.
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Access to reliable public transportation can also affect where companies decide to locate.
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Instead, this is something altogether different: It's actual proof, based on reliable data.
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A lack of reliable power supplies and transport has scared away foreign investors.
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RAMAPHOSA SAYS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH SOUTH AFRICA NEEDS RELIABLE AND SUSTAINABLE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
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When it comes to buyouts, boring, reliable and trustworthy are the big draws.
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