So, they were run-of-the-mill emails, especially run of the mill for a campaign.
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If this were a run-of-the-mill family, a run-of-the-mill father would be devastated.
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This story almost sounds run of the mill for crowdfunding.
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Or your run of the mill case of mass hysteria?
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Today, those numbers are looking far more run of the mill.
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Medicare for all is not your run of the mill proposal.
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This wasn't just your run of the mill tap water, however.
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Brown booking is far from your run of the mill welterweight bout.
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These, however, are not your standard, run of the mill silicone tips.
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Although her problems were run of the mill, the cause was not.
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Goldman Sachs has traditionally functioned like a run-of-the-mill investment bank.
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Just your usual, run-of-the-mill hyperpartisan misinformation and easily debunkable hoaxes.
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As far as anyone's concerned it's just your run-of-the-mill divorce.
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Trump has done more than serve up run-of-the-mill media bashing.
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Certainly not your run-of-the-mill, standard holiday fare, but festive nonetheless.
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Which is great when you're trying to avoid run-of-the-mill traffic.
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Run-of-the-mill service firms are fighting for their lives against discounters.
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We now know that Trump is no run-of-the-mill male chauvinist.
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But the Apple Card itself is a little more run of the mill.
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Pauline's favorite vehicle isn't your run-of-the-mill Mustang or Corvette, either.
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It's just another run-of-the-mill staff meeting at the Dragonfly Inn.
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Don't suffer through your run-of-the-mill mouse and keyboard anymore – upgrade.
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Naughty Dog's games are too beautiful for your run-of-the-mill screenshots.
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A run-of-the-mill Republican who supported Trump would likely have prevailed.
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Run-of-the-mill Democrats have big leads in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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They're not techies and they aren't your run-of-the-mill privacy zealots.
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"It's pretty run of the mill, knowing there are better ones," she said.
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But the bad guys aren't content with sticking to run of the mill.
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He'll probably have to settle for being a run-of-the-mill superstar.
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Because this isn't just your run-of-the-mill huge ass yellow diamond.
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It was considered "a run-of-the-mill adjustment," according to the person.
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Taza chocolate is a breakaway from your run-of-the-mill chocolate bar.
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But what happens to run-of-the-mill people who fail to file?
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But originally, the character was inspired by a run-of-the-mill teddy bear.
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The researchers' system uses channel state information (CSI) from run-of-the-mill wifi.
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" At the time, he says, Trump "was just a run of the mill monster.
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That arrangement to acquire Otto wasn't exactly a run-of-the-mill deal, however.
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It nets cyber-crooks higher amounts of money than run-of-the-mill information.
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It wasn't your run of the mill 'white people are vile' kind of stuff.
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Unlike your run-of-the-mill dirty chai, this one does not contain espresso.
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The company's first product looks like your run of the mill wooden chess board.
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There are run-of-the-mill convenience stores, and then there is 7-Eleven.
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Many are run-of-the-mill complaints that you'd expect about any online business.
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We're not talking about run-of-the-mill hot tubs or chandeliers here, either.
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We know, that's significantly more expensive than your run-of-the-mill Elmer's glue.
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VR apps tend to be more expensive than run-of-the-mill smartphone apps.
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As for your run-of-the-mill food cravings, it's OK to treat yourself.
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The reason why run-of-the-mill greatness has an expiration date is simple.
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But we have exchanged more flirtations than your run-of-the-mill Bumble date.
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What is isn't: Capable of hauling many massive, heavy things. Run-of-the-mill.
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There's this perception about tanned Indonesians—they're seen as run-of-the-mill girls.
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Nick and Bashir, you see, are not your run-of-the-mill day traders.
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That's run-of-the-mill these days, but it also speaks to the price.
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" Compared to run-of-the-mill contemporary rugs, he added, "It's just more interesting.
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These are not the run-of-the-mill pieces that mall jeweler might sell.
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This was lasting too long to be a run-of-the-mill gastrointestinal bug.
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Previously run-of-the-mill tasks, like washing, began to require careful financial calculations.
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Gelernter is clearly more than your run-of-the-mill computer nerd — far more.
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But luckily, Ben Dolnick's ambitions go beyond run-of-the-mill thrills and chills.
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Stylistically, these are pretty run-of-the-mill flannels, but that's a good thing.
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This is not just run of the mill lying about one's heritage for gain.
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"They seem much more special" than run-of-the-mill textiles, Mr. Gambrel said.
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Sen. Chris Coons, a run-of-the-mill Democrat from Delaware, is rarely noticed.
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Some paintings of Madonna and Child are sublime, while others are run of the mill.
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"What hadn't worked was some run-of-the mill, everyday components" of their test equipment.
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But how do you tell the difference between run-of-the-mill soreness and rhabdomyolysis?
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"The big issue in most run-of-the-mill asylum cases is credibility," Grossman said.
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But Bob's arrogance, his dismissiveness, isn't that of a run-of-the mill bad boss.
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On the surface, the Axon M is a fairly run-of-the-mill Android smartphone.
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Central California is just in the middle of a run-of-the-mill earthquake swarm.
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Run-of-the-mill nervousness and severe anxiety, however, are not one and the same.
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But you deserve something better than run-of-the-mill delivery pies all the time.
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Again, not the kind of stuff you'd find at your run-of-the-mill restaurant.
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HomeSpot waterproof speaker — $29.99 See Details What's better than your run-of-the-mill speaker?
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Then again, some run-of-the-mill venture-backed startups end up in similar messes.
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Your average, run-of-the-mill foil-wrapped egg that kind of tastes like cardboard.
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So he was from that background rather than a run of the mill engineering background.
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But perhaps Chapman is best described as a run-of-the-mill Donald Trump supporter.
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An extra layer of paranoia pervaded my run-of-the-mill first-time parenting neuroses.
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So while this might seem like a run-of-the-mill bureaucratic change, it's not.
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Even the run-of-the-mill models get plenty of Italian horsepower under the hood.
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Sony's wearable speaker is a more immersive experience than your run-of-the-mill headphones.
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A dented fender from a run-of-the-mill car crash is easy to fix.
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Lest you think Professor Langbert's ignorance is just run-of-the-mill crazy, it's not.
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For all that, Mr. Bauman, 58, is hardly your run-of-the-mill party leader.
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There was some of the normal, run-of-the-mill trolling (death threats, misogynistic shit).
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A fairly run-of-the-mill bit of shoving and grappling late in a Nov.
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Here's how we know that this is not a run-of-the-mill Trump outrage.
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It obscures the truth that American patriotism is different from run-of-the-mill nationalism.
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Normally we would have another run-of-the-mill copyright and appropriation dispute concerning art.
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He just seems like Calvin Trillin at a run-of-the-mill Barnes & Noble reading.
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In terms of policy, Clarke is a run-of-the-mill "tough on crime" politician.
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Both devices are basically just run-of-the-mill electric toothbrushes with a Bluetooth chip inside.
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Netflix's adaptation of Jay Asher's Y.A. novel was anything but run-of-the-mill teen drama.
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A powerful toothbrush that can remove ten times more plaque than run-of-the-mill brushes.
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Is Wayne LaPierre also Putin's stooge — or just another run of the mill demon from hell?
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At the time, I heard this as nothing more than run-of-the-mill entrepreneurial ambition.
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Many Chinese households keep some in stock to deal with more run-of-the-mill cuts.
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But this time, I knew it was more than just your run-of-the-mill cold.
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It's not your run-of-the-mill Indian joint, nor is it your typical gay bar.
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Unlike your run-of-the-mill toy lightsabers, these are not to be swung and clashed.
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That's not the usual Disney ending, but Bambi's not your run-of-the-mill Disney flick.
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Sure, over-served music fans and run-of-the-mill drunks got home safe and sound.
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The event was originally billed as a run-of-the-mill patriotic and free speech rally.
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"Without Reynolds, this would be pretty run-of-the-mill," said Steve Rose of the Guardian.
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My impressions on those occasions was that he was a run-of-the-mill arrogant billionaire.
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And the Tampa turnovers were not run-of-the-mill mistakes; they were dreadful and demoralizing.
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Bigi wondered if this might be something other than the run-of-the-mill anxiety disorder.
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From the looks of it, this is just your run-of-the-mill white bath mat.
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The subreddit traded in run-of-the-mill news articles that were mainly posted by jcm267.
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She had to make do with an average, run-of-the-mill press release on Twitter. Cool.
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Beta Pictoris b&aposs birth seems to have been run-of-the-mill for a gas giant.
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Prices will range from $795 to $1,295 — so, much pricier than your run-of-the-mill merch.
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"This is not the run-of-the-mill commodities swing, this is something different altogether," Kraemer said.
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Allies sought assurances that run-of-the-mill criminal extraditions would not see suspects sent to Guantánamo.
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Cleveland's event was pretty run-of-the-mill by Trump standards, especially after the last few days.
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But as predictable as the Oscars seemed at that point, they were hardly run of the mill.
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The scenes between him and deadpan Devgn add some spark to a run-of-the-mill film.
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Just a run-of-the-mill cocktail hour conversation or parting thoughts after literally any Westworld episode.
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For HP, the desktop might not be dead, but its run-of-the-mill design certainly is.
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These waiters, though, are actually expert scuba divers, and they aren't bringing run-of-the-mill dishes.
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Basically, this creation will make you forget all about those run-of-the-mill hollow Easter bunnies.
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It's time to bring those run-of-the-mill suitcases and assorted travel gear into the future.
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The two comedians caught up with a run-of-the-mill, not-at-all-awkward urinal conversation.
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They are not run-of-the-mill incidents and their investigation should not be treated that way.
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But Blackburn repeatedly hammered him as a run-of-the-mill Democrat that'd be beholden to Washington.
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However, your average run-of-the-mill Barbie doll collection probably won't make you rich anytime soon.
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Consider a health-sharing planHealth-sharing ministries are an alternative to run-of-the-mill health insurance.
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Jackson Lee says Trump's tweet is "nearing the run of the mill witness intimidation" 200063:54 a.m.
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" Ms. Rose added, "He knows what he likes, and nothing he likes is run of the mill.
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Unlike your standard, run-of-the-mill fake news, Facebook is taking extra steps to fight it.
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It's so different than the run-of-the-mill releasing a record and doing promo and whatever.
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Tonight's Inside Amy Schumer was not just a run-of-the-mill, stretching-for-time clip show.
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Not at all the kind to fall for a bland, run-of-the-mill guy like me.
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Republicans are mounting a run-of-the-mill pro-tax cuts, "tough on immigration," pro-Trump campaign.
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President Trump is not just a run-of-the-mill multimillionaire, paying taxes at a low rate.
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So big, in fact, that they would be of little use to run-of-the-mill hackers.
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"This place kinda stinks," Darius says, when they arrive at Violet's run-of-the-mill college digs.
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In truth, last night's speech was a somewhat run-of-the-mill address for a GOP president.
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But a far more insidious type of auto insurance fraud involves run-of-the-mill accident claims.
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The Manta Sleep Mask is not your run-of-the-mill sleep mask that sorta kinda works.
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Though the scale of this takedown is incredible, the technical details are pretty run-of-the mill.
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These aren&apost the run-of-the-mill plastic playscapes you might have had as a child.
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To the naked eye, Hill's suspension may seem like the run of the mill, employer, employee disagreement.
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That made it more than the run-of-the-mill attacks printed on handbills or in newspapers.
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His first job out of Harvard undergrad was at a run-of-the-mill strategic consulting firm.
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The sex, in case you're interested in that sort of thing, sounded pretty run-of-the-mill.
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Thinking about it now, we guess it's anything that's not entirely predictable, mundane, or run-of-the-mill.
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Whip out the rye and your best knife, because this isn't your run-of-the-mill patty melt.
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"This is not your run-of-the-mill fraud scheme," said Asaf Greiner, the CEO of Protected Media.
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Diagnosing the Difficulty Unlike run-of-the-mill tinnitus, the cause of pulsatile tinnitus can usually be identified.
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The company told CNBC recently that Domgy is more than just a run of the mill automated pet.
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Liberal advocacy groups say these judges aren't just run-of-the-mill conservatives but represent the extreme right.
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At first, they look like your run-of-the-mill convenience store robbers, wearing hoodies and baseball caps.
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You don't shout around saying how awesome you are or use run-of-the-mill pick-up lines!
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But just your average, run-of-the-mill celeb or internet-famous "influencer" with a few million followers?
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I like secret lovers, but he doesn't really have anything to offer, except run-of-the-mill scheming.
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The chip itself appeared to be your run-of-the-mill-tortilla: thin, jagged, and medium-sized triangles.
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The interview, which appears to be a run-of-the-mill press tour exchange, never finds proper footing.
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This is the first hint that Jane O' Brien isn't your run-of-the-mill softcore fetish provider.
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Economic analyses suggest that temporary anti-dumping tariffs are actually more damaging than run-of-the-mill protectionism.
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Well, the Yankees got a scare Wednesday that was more than just your run of the mill streaker.
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That dual responsibility is exactly what separates AFROPUNK from other run-of-the-mill music festivals in America.
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Many of the holdings are harder to get rid of than run-of-the-mill stocks and bonds.
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At first glance, it looks like your run-of-the-mill black nylon; technically, it's lightweight, waterproof ripstop.
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It has 23 dining venues and one of them is your regular, run-of-the-mill favorite: Starbucks.
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Defenses have gotten better, and there are plenty of services that can deflect run-of-the-mill attacks.
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That said, Brooklinen is a really good middle step between run-of-the-mill sheets and luxury sheets.
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First, a run-of-the-mill Nazi armband is a fairly commonplace item with no distinctive historical interest.
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This is your typical, run-of-the-mill fan swag, to be clear (you won't find any Buffs).
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If you're trying to do a fun date that isn't run-of-the-mill, it is worth it.
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It simply wasn't something you'd find at a farm bureau or run of the mill commodity group meeting.
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Compared with the usual run-of-the-mill nightclubs, Ms. Volpicella said, Giorgio's appeals because "nobody appears sweaty."
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They realize our nation isn't facing the run-of-the mill partisanship that has afflicted Washington for years.
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It can help make an illegal money transfer appear like it was a run-of-the-mill, everyday exchange.
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The music is pretty run-of-the-mill battle rap type stuff, but, still, shouts out to Big Runts.
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Gucci isn't your run-of-the-mill baller though -- he got his delivered within 24 hours of ordering it.
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" If that happens, he added, Oklahoma could return to its "normal, run-of-the-mill fire danger come summer.
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When it comes to online shopping, most teens explained that it's reserved for more run-of-the-mill items.
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So why are you only listening to half of your favorite music on a run-of-the-mill speaker?
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At first glimpse, it seems like your run-of-the-mill photo of a glamorous model on the set.
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It just is kind of a run of the mill, easy-breezy lightweight R&B fusion jam with Babyface.
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It&aposs not as if Morse and Duvernay-Tardif are a couple of run-of-the-mill linemen, either.
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Honestly, it's almost refreshing to see run-of-the-mill politicians prevaricating and not bragging about grabbing women's genitals.
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" However, as national security analyst Sam Vinograd points out, "this is not a run of the mill committee request.
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Nevertheless, Cruz's strategy that is now being publicly questioned like never before -- even by run-of-the-mill supporters.
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Security specialists have downplayed the findings, describing the incidents as run-of-the-mill attacks that pester computers worldwide.
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But there are better ways to value the tech titans than just run-of-the-mill metrics, he said.
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From 1883 to 1895, the Met assembled a plaster collection that went well beyond run-of-the-mill copies.
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Ford has enough cash to ride out a couple of Great Recessions and numerous run-of-the-mill downturns.
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The fact is you cannot send or receive classified information on a run-of-the-mill government email server.
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Heavens no, the North Koreans say, it's just the stuff needed for a run-of-the-mill satellite launch.
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They are not, by normal joke-telling standards, particularly good; they are run-of-the-mill, everyday, lukewarm witticisms.
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But the Trump family scheme was a lot more brazen than your run-of-the-mill shell company venture.
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If it was all just run-of-the-mill multiplex stuff, it would be a joyless and draining industry.
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The coffee had a faint hint of chocolate, but was certainly thicker than a run-of-the-mill latte.
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Historically, children's clubs and activities at hotels usually included run-of-the-mill activities like cupcake decorating, and painting.
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Here's his reply: I do not consider what happened in Kansas to be some run-of-the-mill shooting.
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It would be like if committing run-of-the-mill fouls in basketball were sometimes worth ten free throws.
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On the latest Grey's Anatomy episode, titled "I Walk the Line," there are three fairly run-of-the-mill cases of the week — run of the mill for Grey's, of course — but the real meat of the episode revolves around Owen (Kevin McKidd), Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) and Britney, aka Betty (Peyton Kennedy).
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With the fabric shell on, the new Echo looks more than ever like a run-of-the-mill Bluetooth speaker.
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Instead, it seems like it began almost run-of-the-mill — an interpersonal dispute that spiraled completely out of control.
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Tom's house is no ordinary lab, and the Virtual Power Plant initiative is hardly a run-of-the-mill experiment.
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So why was there such an aggressive response from officials if passengers were sick with run-of-the-mill viruses?
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The company's still limited by size and the product is probably cost prohibitive for your run of the mill maker.
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Royal Caribbean has a new ship in town- and no, it's not your typical run-of-the-mill retirement cruise.
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Only it wasn't just a run-of-the-mill practice session, it was preparation for Janet Jackson's Hollywood Bowl performance.
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He said he wasn&apost someone who got into trouble and described him as a "run of the mill" student.
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Retroviruses, unlike regular run-of-the-mill viruses, insert copies of their genomes into host cells in order to replicate.
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While nerdy types found this hour of DevBot's AI education interesting, run-of-the-mill racing fans were less impressed.
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So, of course, when it comes to her style muses, no run-of-the-mill street style star will do.
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Not just run-of-the-mill, everyday forecast updates, but genuinely important meteorological events that you need to know about.
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The company isn't asking customers to consume your run-of-the-mill July-humidity-subway-car girl sweat, of course.
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A stylized "FX" logo on top of the engine makes it clear this is no run-of-the-mill Ferrari.
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Although the description clearly says "Weed Grinder," Maddox thought they were getting a run-of-the-mill kitchen spice grinder.
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However, officials didn't disqualify Zafar for the usual run-of-the-mill behavior like bad sportsmanship or punching a referee.
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"This won't be just another run-of-the-mill op-ed," says Nick Ascheim, SVP of digital at NBC News.
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These are not the run-of-the-mill first-time entrepreneurs, but seasoned entrepreneurs exiting one company and starting another.
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A nuclear power plant's critical systems are well fortified from run-of-the mill cyberattacks launched from outside a plant.
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For something that feels so abnormal in the neighborhood, PornHub's pop-up has a surprisingly run-of-the-mill goal.
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The apparent reason was a run-of-the-mill system crash—but what caused that actual crash is still unclear.
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But many of the deletions are more run-of-the-mill fixes, from purging retweets to posts with minor typos.
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The police blotter mostly lists crimes that might be described as run-of the mill for a small American city.
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"It isn't your run-of-the-mill adware family," said Ecular Xu, a mobile threat response engineer at Trend Micro.
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Then, there's the run-of-the-mill disaster stories about tenants who trashed a home or didn't pay their rent.
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The look might not be for everyone but it's a welcome relief from your typical, run-of-the-mill smartphone.
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It's definitely out of the box — the idea being that we are not some run-of-the-mill granite place.
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Once summer hits, even the most run-of-the-mill errands and tasks start to seem a lot more daunting.
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The game will also look great on a standard PS4 with a run-of-the-mill HD television, of course.
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The run-of-the-mill elected officials and the rank-and-file delegates who cheered them on did the damage.
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In their everyday lives, many transgender men, like Mr. Harvie, get by with run-of-the-mill boxers or briefs.
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Embarrassing yourself in front of someone you want to impress burns differently than more run-of-the-mill public shame.
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The invitation suggests your run-of-the-mill weekday evening of drinks, canapés and networking for the hedge fund crowd.
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"RUN-OF-THE MILL SPYING" Microsoft's report came amid increasing tensions between Moscow and Washington over allegations of election-meddling.
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But she was 35 and healthy, and her main symptoms matched those caused by run-of-the-mill stomach bugs.
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She does not tolerate vaccines, and run-of-the-mill colds can make her too sick to work for weeks.
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It was boring, run-of-the-mill legislation, but he tried his hardest to turn it into an utter catastrophe.
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But for now, fans are left pondering if the Knicks are historically dreadful or just run-of-the-mill dreadful.
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"RUN-OF-THE MILL SPYING" Microsoft's report came amid increasing tensions between Moscow and Washington over allegations of election-meddling.
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These images aren't just your run-of-the-mill friendly photos taken by an inexperienced hand, they're Instagram Husband-level perfection.
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Set and costume designers of the time were similarly inventive: they made much more than run-of-the-mill white tutus.
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In sum, the QX60 doesn't feel any more special than your run-of-the-mill Highlander, CX-9, Pilot or Durango.
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But, if you look beyond the run-of-the-mill plane set, the entire scene takes on a much graver tone.
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Is this a run-of-the-mill pain in the head, or are you experiencing the Big One—a brain tumor?
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Chappelle's genius has always been his ability to elevate seamlessly run-of-the-mill comedic content with his electrically brilliant form.
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Viewers need to only watch one episode to know that this show isn't just your run-of-the-mill makeover show.
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While the music sounded quite at home inside the stately MET auditorium, the audience's response was less run-of-the-mill.
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Fast-forward 40-something years, and Johnny Rotten becomes John Lydon -- your run-of-the-mill grocery shopper ... in sensible shoes.
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Graphic shapes, itty bitty flicks, colored liner — there are countless ways to jazz up your run-of-the-mill cat-eye.
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So they begin making sacrifices to their god, Odin, who prefers war and murder over your run-of-the-mill prayers.
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But instead, we're talking about terrorism and then proposing systems that would be used on run-of-the-mill domestic felonies.
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For all the much-ballyhooed complexity of the Trump staff members' finances, their investment choices seemed remarkably run of the mill.
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It was a regular old, run-of-the-mill orgasm, according to Echo, and the client apparently didn't bat an eyelash.
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The answer may come down to a resilient compound, in élite culture, of Platonic idealism and run-of-the-mill snobbery.
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But from the beginning, Foley and his team have strived to offer more than just run-of-the-mill exercise equipment.
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In the interview, Mr. Rajaonarimampianina described his meeting with Mr. Putin as run-of-the-mill for someone of his stature.
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But this recipe is even more decadent than your run-of-the-mill chicken pot pie, because it's topped with biscuits.
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I couldn't help but notice how much more diverse the crowd was than your typical run-of-the-mill summer festival.
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Peloton, a fitness, media, hardware (and more) company, is a lot different than your run-of-the-mill enterprise SaaS exits.
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"It's not as if it's just a run-of-the-mill case that was decided and never been reconsidered," he said.
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"The urgent care doctor listened to my lungs, which sounded fine, and diagnosed a run-of-the-mill virus," Hollander said.
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In Dr. Bouchard, that pair finds a person whose expertise can help distinguish demonic possession from run-of-the-mill insanity.
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The Changs were indeed a unique success story, and Forever 21 was far from a run-of-the-mill family operation.
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It can capture crystal clear footage all while being disguised as a run-of-the-mill yet functional USB wall charger.
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When it comes to the randos in your life, a run-of-the-mill gift isn't always such a bad thing.
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Energy drinks and special power bars are likely not conferring any performance advantages over run-of-the-mill processed junk foods.
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Another segment was about North Korea threatening to exit nuclear talks and restart missile testing — just run-of-the-mill news.
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Beyond run-of-the-mill international espionage, Erlich said that the technology can be applied to security and medical realms, too.
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Joe Biden is not a run-of-the-mill moderate because of his personal connection to voters through his Obama legacy.
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But unlike your run-of-the-mill coming-of-age story, this all occurs against the backdrop of a changing nation.
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In run-of-the-mill cases, their main role is to issue indictments based on investigations that have already been conducted.
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The ethical dilemma presented by killing a future monster as a child is a run-of-the-mill time travel issue.
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And indeed, Sanders supporters have sometimes taken flak for harassment that has actually come from run-of-the-mill sexist trolls.
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I applaud Craig Melvin for bringing up #MeToo during what was supposed to be a run-of-the-mill book press interview.
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The story behind Tammy Palmer's death started innocently enough, with run-of-the-mill conflicts that many families deal with every day.
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Totally run of the mill for the area in the grand scheme of things, but nevertheless that particular find made my day.
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CRYSTALS: A SPACE (AND TIME) ODYSSEY First let's ignore that extra dimension—time—and consider your run-of-the-mill 3D crystal.
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That is one fight we'd definitely pay to watch over your run-of-the-mill boxing match any day of the week.
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"It was a very run-of-the-mill, low-key, meeting in general," a source who was in the room told Axios.
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If he keeps voting the same way, for the same run-of-the-mill politicians, shouldn't he expect more of the same?
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The call asks for a number of model/actors, most of them run-of-the-mill, except for one very specific request.
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I wanted to provide a shirt with the suit, but I didn't want to do a run-of-the-mill white shirt.
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This is the good news — it's much easier to repel these run-of-the-mill attacks than highly sophisticated, well-financed attacks.
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"This is not the run-of-the-mill emergency," Guy Adoua, the agency's deputy director for the country, said in a statement.
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A couple hundred protesters outside his house — annoying, to be sure, but in Washington that's a pretty run-of-the-mill Tuesday.
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It does speak volumes, however, that a list of 15 supposed nightspots includes run-of-the-mill bars among the mega clubs.
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But just as Urban Decay doesn't take a conventional approach to makeup, the brand's fragrance isn't just run-of-the-mill, either.
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But for run-of-the-mill rules and deadlines, it's just a sort of lawyerly disposition to respect the rule of law.
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"DREAM OF THE RED CHAMBER" is not a run-of-the-mill production for the San Francisco Opera, America's second-largest company.
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And when I used my run-of-the-mill knife to butter up the corn, it stayed on the knife perfectly fine.
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Your run-of-the-mill slow cooker just got an upgrade, though, because this one from Bella is a *triple* slow cooker.
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What genuinely worries me more that a run-of-the-mill cyclical downturn is some of the catastrophic rhetoric around auto sales.
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But fears of collateral consequences also inhibited the administration of justice in more run-of-the-mill instances of criminal money laundering.
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Underneath La Victrola's decked-out facade sits what looks like your run-of-the-mill moving van, giving the float complete mobility.
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Mercedes AA Class: Ever wonder what a battery-driven car would be like if the batteries were run-of–the-mill AAs?
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One particularly notable feature of Lumii is its use of run-of-the-mill inkjet printers to produce the eye-popping images.
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You can get polka dots, stripes, herringbone, embroidery, and other unique prints that look different from your run of the mill chevron.
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The system takes a little more attention and care than your run of the mill coffee maker, but the results are worthwhile.
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But if you listen to most of your music on run-of-the-mill Apple Earbuds, you won't get that premium experience.
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President Trump also is not a run-of-the-mill wealthy man because he is, well, the president of the United States.
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It follows the Angulo brothers of the Lower East Side, who love movies far more than your run-of-the-mill cinephile.
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Rather, he had mesenteric adenitis, essentially a run-of-the-mill virus that causes abdominal lymph nodes to swell, along with discomfort.
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Ms. Rogers and Mr. Churchill decided on a simple country wedding and expected the run up to be run-of-the-mill.
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After a fairly run-of-the-mill freshman season, Blackmon exploded for an NCAA-leading 20 receiving touchdowns on 1,782 receiving touchdowns.
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Twenty years from now, Trump will seem run of the mill, as the divide that began during the Clinton years seems now.
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In fact, their dynamic is what elevates Falling Inn Love from a run-of-the-mill rom-com to an undeniable delight.
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We haven't entered the Corridors of Time since those initial missions where they were just your run of the mill combat arenas.
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If this is just a run-of-the-mill correction, then we are looking at another four months of pain, history shows.
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" She says that even vitriolic threats have become "almost run-of-the-mill," saying threats to kill her have become "normal now.
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But because that service isn't offered by most funeral homes, I may end up having just a run-of-the-mill cremation.
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This suggests the VR cows might just be a good way to get attention for an otherwise run-of-the-mill conference.
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This recipe is courtesy of chef Bruno Loubet of London restaurant, Grain Store, and it ain't your run-of-the-mill dhal.
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Johnny Depp is very much pro-Sweden ... especially when it comes to the run-of-the-mill beautiful, blonde, fair-skinned citizens.
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Exciting sex seems to crank your heart rate more than a run-of-the-mill romp, and so may provide a better workout.
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Infusions are a damn easy way to create new flavors, aromas, and colors in what could otherwise be run-of-the-mill spirits.
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Typically with promotional videos, we see the run-of-the-mill blooper footage or the actors riff on about the characters they portray.
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But, if you know where to look, there are occasional outposts that break the run-of-the-mill mold and become totally unique.
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Maybe an abusive former partner wants to stalk you, or a run-of-the-mill cybercriminal wants to get into your bank account.
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This is not unlike many other self-improvement modalities — on the surface, this sounds a lot like run-of-the-mill group therapy.
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Laura and John's father, Joel Nelson, bought Spatz in 1989; it's a run-of-the-mill manufacturing plant still cranking out products today.
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Run-of-the-mill, political dialogue aside, this discussion is sure to be an entertaining one, considering the dynamic between the two men.
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A run-of-the-mill Target run turned into a surprise meet and greet with Taylor Swift for Nashville residents on Tuesday night.
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Not just run-of-the-mill tension headaches, either: I deal with intensely stabbing and debilitating headaches each time I get a migraine.
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When you hardly know someone, how do you figure out what's a mental health crisis and what's your run-of-the-mill Vaguebooking?
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Alcor is your basic run-of-the-mill office space, except for the operating room and a rather unusual storage area out back.
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I mean, certainly not the kind of grief that an average run-of-the-mill C-list celebrity might have gotten from Gawker.
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Instead of your run-of-the mill wedding shots, Max and Mint decided to make food a major part of their special snaps.
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The university wants the judge to think of the litigation as a run-of-the-mill employment dispute pumped up with constitutional claims.
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In 2015, Terada posted a video to YouTube wherein he turned a run-of-the-mill Big Mac into an ornate maki roll.
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Even the "waves" of attacks themselves aren't anything a frequent moviegoer hasn't seen before — tsunamis, plagues, your run-of-the-mill natural disasters.
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Rather than your run-of-the-mill, technical Oculus Rift apparatus, each headset was a handcrafted helmet embedded with a hidden VR system.
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Research suggests that recording our run-of-the-mill, daily experiences, rather than just our highs and lows, could bring us unexpected joy.
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His delivery was good, but the content was your run-of-the-mill, attack Hillary without offering any positive views for the country.
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A run-of-the-mill patrol night turns into something far more dramatic when they encounter a force that could change the world.
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So it's not so much that Brown took part in a robbery, but that a run-of-the-mill drug deal went wrong.
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But run-of-the-mill policies like changes in tax law, even if they're pretty big and clearly irresponsible, rarely have dramatic effects.
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The episode begins in Coahuila State, Mexico where what appears to be a run-of-the-mill delivery turns into a bloody mess.
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It was a run-of-the-mill story by the standards of a presidential race, where minor hypocrisies are fair game for journalists.
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In sanctuary cities, the BORTAC agents will be asked to support interior officers in run-of-the-mill immigration arrests, the officials said.
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All of which is to say, this isn&apost your run-of-the-mill, multi-million-dollar San Francisco Bay Area fixer-upper.
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During an interview with The Hill, Tipirneni pushed back on the Lesko campaign for framing her as a run-of-the-mill liberal.
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It produces 80% less smoke than run-of-the-mill grills, and includes a griddle plate should you want to switch to frying.
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A retailer in Iraq will charge around $53093 for a run of the mill SIM card with an attached number that isn't particularly notable.
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But the narrative about what actually happened, as presented in Trumped, is basically what you'll read in any run of the mill think piece.
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The Kremlin has previously used poisoning as a favorite tactic to exact revenge on traitors, journalists, and even run-of-the-mill political opponents.
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"This finding tells us that every galaxy, even a run-of-the-mill galaxy like our Milky Way, can generate an FRB," Ravi said.
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Unlike the genes introduced into run-of-the-mill genetically modified organisms, gene drives do not just sit still once inserted into a chromosome.
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Nhan says the officers seemed to approach the situation at Jefferson's house as being more dangerous than just a run-of-the-mill wellness.
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It's not going to be approved for people with just run of the mill trauma, if there is such a thing as that, anyway.
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It's all very run-of-the-mill for miniature and model building, but I don't think really ever under this kind of timeline pressure.
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Instead of just playing your records as run-of-the-mill players do, it lets you enjoy your tunes in an entirely new way.
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The set they've shown so far is small but I'm sure it will grow, and these are not run-of-the-mill Snapchat filters.
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But, this was no run-of-the-mill 'dear diary' — it was written in a code of her own invention that only she understood.
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We have been obviously running statewide for over a year now and running multiple ads every single day, just run of the mill stuff.
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Run-of-the-mill allergies and asthma aren't reasons to delay or avoid vaccines, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Some of HTC's special features did make the Exodus a bit more interesting to use than your standard run-of-the-mill Android phone.
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"The heart of investments [is] going to be in the normal run of the mill things" like navigations, communications and scientific satellites, he says.
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For once, the always important jobs report could be treated just like any other run-of-the-mill economic report in the week ahead.
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But all of that's pretty run-of-the-mill compared to her eyewear, which appear to be a pair of Rick Owens' Shield sunglasses.
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But, overseeing the run-of-the-mill drug case involving Feng, Orenstein first raised doubts about whether the All Writs Act applied to Apple.
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Clicking through the photos, you'll see Rihanna posing in outfits that scream punk princess all while in a run-of-the-mill corner store.
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Ford's state-of-the-art self-driving vehicle is a run-of-the-mill sedan with a LIDAR system strapped on top of it?
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Bilal had said the words during a run-of-the-mill domestic row, so this definitely wasn't going to get him off the hook.
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Because Section 702 is a national security authority, the government should not be able to use it for run-of-the-mill criminal cases.
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Wouldn't Blatt, a winner wherever in the world he has coached, including Cleveland, be a more prudent choice than run-of-the-mill Rambis?
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Even throughout the first episode, "The Mandalorian" seemed a bit like a run-of-the-mill show about a lone ranger on a mission.
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Their salty insides will infuse your run-of-the-mill tomato and basil sauce with an ocean brininess that you will not soon forget.
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Rowling's run-of-the-mill ripostes earned her many a gushing "yass, kween" roundup article from left-leaning and content-desperate media outlets alike.
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The sheer volume of terrifying thoughts is what transforms run-of-the-mill new parent nerves into unmanageable anxiety for people with postpartum OCD.
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Kurt's attempts to solve his dual loneliness and narcissism with increasingly delusional forays into big data are run-of-the-mill tech-bro disruption.
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But when it comes to your run-of-the-mill detergent, which really has the power to get your clothing looking good as new?
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Gunter, who's observed her own patients' tampon concerns, believes the fear surrounding run-of-the-mill tampons stems from a lack of ingredient labeling.
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If no one likes it, O.K., as long as I feel I've really achieved something and it's fashion, not run-of-the-mill clothes.
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"Despite this remarkable complaint, the district court treated this case as a run-of-the-mill commercial dispute," the department said in its filing.
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Her father is dying, her marriage is on the rocks, and Evelyn, at 37, has just quit her run-of-the-mill assistant job.
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This was not the run-of-the-mill Russian meddling in our affairs but a sophisticated, multipronged attack against our most sacred democratic institutions.
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Simply ordering a run-of-the-mill dessert with Professor Lobel could quickly turn into a lively history lesson, Mr. Kafka, a journalist, said.
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B10 Wired Glass Touch Keyboard There are run-of-the-mill keyboards and then there's the colorfully polished, supremely stylish B10 Glass Touch keyboard.
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The product page also states that it meets fire safety standards so it won't explode on you like your run-of-the-mill hoverboard.
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Mr. Sessions's initial lack of disclosure of the meetings with Mr. Kislyak fed suspicions that it was more than run-of-the-mill diplomacy.
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"I think this is your run of the mill, brief pullback that's limited to 3 to 5 percent," said Oppenheimer technical analyst Ari Wald.
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If this was just run-of-the-mill corruption like the Clinton's appeared to have engaged in then I guess we could move on?
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People end up in databases when they fill out forms to buy property, register for credit cards or complete run-of-the-mill transactions.
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Before the NQ came to be known as such, Oldham Street and the surrounding thoroughfares were populated by your run of the mill retailers.
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Throughout I'm Sorry's first season, Andrea and her husband Mike, played by Tom Everett Scott, face relatively run-of-the-mill obstacles, situations, and people.
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However, Jo finally tells Alex towards the end of the episode, there's more to this story than run of the mill pregnancy and parenting apprehension.
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Richard I think the point that we&aposve always been trying emphasize is that this wasn&apost just a run of the mill FBI agent.
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But in truth the whole sector was born of dirt-simple economic forces that snowballed with run-of- the-mill corruption, organized crime, and impunity.
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These specialty curtains are lined with mass-loaded vinyl or MLV materials, making them much more noise absorbent than your run-of-the-mill variety.
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MICHAEL CORBAT: But I would also describe that it is not necessarily your typical run of the mill, high street, Main Street consumer bank either.
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Feldstein shines as Julie, Lady Bird's introverted, smart, theater-nerd best friend who's deeply relatable without becoming a run-of-the-mill high school archetype.
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Cannabis company Puffco announced a new product on Monday that takes your standard, everyday run-of-the-mill bong, and brings it right into 2018.
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It may sound run of the mill, but for fans this could confirm that Hopper is on the lookout for Eleven in this new season.
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But flip the phone over and there's an identical 5.2-inch display on the back, making the Axon M anything but run-of-the-mill.
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Scientists have collected some fairly decent bird fossils over the years, but they tend to be run-of-the-mill 2D impressions forged into rock.
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That means scaling up to accommodate a flood of data, or updating old equipment will often take a backseat to run of the mill maintenance.
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We have one for you (and it's not your run-of-the-mill "it's the holidays and there's a ton of really great sales" excuse).
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Rocket (Bradley Cooper): A Guardian of the Galaxy known for his skilled inventing and looking a whole lot like a run-of-the-mill raccoon.
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Other tempting — albeit more run-of-the-mill — side dishes include new choices like corn casserole, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes with gravy, and coleslaw.
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Rather than standing together and smiling for a run-of-the-mill Hollywood couples photo, the pair spiced things up with some rather interesting poses.
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The original sin of his presidency was his handling of a water bill — boring, run-of-the-mill legislation that turned into an utter catastrophe.
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Hood is crafty, poised, and deliberate, but he lacks the athletic burst around the rim that's shared by any run-of-the-mill first option.
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But today, because of the rising tide of antibiotic resistance, strong doses and combined treatments are needed just to treat run-of-the-mill infections.
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Oh man, if your run-of-the-mill, pre-game All Blacks haka gives you chills, this is going to absolutely crack you in half.
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Natalia's criticism, however, is a bit different than your run-of-the-mill fan ranting — because she was actually an actress in the darn thing.
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While car sales may abound on holiday weekends like the Fourth of July, shopping on a run-of-the-mill weekday may actually be preferable.
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With hundreds of exclusive photo effects, custom-designed stickers, and collage templates, it's safe to say Fotor isn't your run-of-the-mill photo editor.
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"The market for run-of-the-mill antique furniture has totally died," said William Rouse, managing director of Chiswick Auctions, a salesroom in West London.
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My tattoos are spurred by what I'd describe as fairly run-of-the-mill depression and anxiety—heightened at times by loss of some kind.
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As an actor, Stephen Dorff possesses an elusive, languorous quality that can make even a run-of-the-mill popcorn flick light up with mystery.
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At first glance, Story Telling for Earthly Survival seems conventional, run of the mill even, its subject simply engaging in a monologue with the camera.
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But Irma, which struck Florida's coastline twice and then tore through the state with a fury, is anything but a run-of-the-mill hurricane.
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Whether you're in need of dried frogs, amulets, fortune-telling, or some standard, run-of-the-mill llama fetuses, Bolivia's Witches' Market has you covered.
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Taking out run-of-the-mill loans to exercise options with the assumption that a great exit inevitably awaits your startup is an awful call.
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Rooms and common spaces are far from run-of-the-mill and feel perfectly-suited to an unconventional but vibrant Miami visit infused with creativity.
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We're not talking about run-of-the-mill spin here; we're talking about black is white, up is down, dishonesty so raw it's practically surreal.
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Runway Chalet at the Pool Bar, designed to resemble a &apos60s-era ski lodge, beats waiting in your run-of-the-mill airport lounge, too.
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Running against an incumbent is never easy, but it's especially tough when it's a run-of-the-mill Texas conservative who doesn't make many waves.
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MONTANA: The Parmesean garlic fries at The Burger Dive in Billings joint turn a run-of-the-mill work lunch into an Instagram-worthy event.
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A shift of a few miles east or west can mean the difference between run-of-the-mill winter weather and a record-setting blizzard.
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It also finally supports the Apple smart keyboard, consequently turning it into more of a laptop-tablet combo than your run-of-the-mill iPad.
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For instance, the report observes that run-of-the-mill cyber criminals are catching up to the more sophisticated and well-funded nation-state hackers.
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But they appear to involve run-of-the-mill prosecutions for offenses like drug trafficking and pornography, rather than a high-profile terrorism investigation, officials said.
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Casseroles can be savory, sweet, or even inspired by pretty much any cuisine — so the options span way past your run-of-the-mill veggie varieties.
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The sailplane itself features run-of-the-mill RC technology, but what makes it interesting is the artificial intelligence the researchers are developing to pilot it.
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When the trend-launching cool kids at Vetements make a logo-ed necklace, you can bet it's not just your run-of-the-mill designer bauble.
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The NWS's offices will first try out this crazy new "experimental mixed-case text format" for regional weather summaries and other run-of-the-mill discussions.
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And these businesses are connected to this Trump Tower meeting, but it's bizarre because it's a, really, sort of fairly run-of-the-mill office Plaza.
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Physical recovery, even for those with a healthy, run-of-the-mill birth, takes at least six weeks — eight weeks if you've had a C-section.
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Heat cramps seem to be caused by excessive sweating, and they're slightly more intense than your run-of-the-mill cramp caused by fatigue or overuse.
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Again, it looks like the main use case here is as a run-of-the-mill Android tablet that gets most of its utility when docked.
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And while it may seem like a run-of-the-mill two-in-one computer, Toshiba is claiming an extremely impressive 16 hours of battery life.
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Lashed may seem like just another run-of-the-mill beauty line a celeb slapped their name on, but I'm here to tell you it's not.
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Aside from the slight increase in RAM, the main difference between the McLaren 6T and the run of the mill model is the new charging system.
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Some people associate sex therapy with fetishes and extreme kinks, but Marin says the vast majority of her clients have pretty run-of-the-mill concerns.
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A big Wall Street technology firm is being sued after allegedly falling for a run-of-the-mill email scam and wiring client funds to hackers.
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The popular weather forecasting app Dark Sky is coming to Android after four years on iOS, and it's not your run-of-the-mill weather app.
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But they will make the day-to-day struggles of living with a mental illness or just run-of-the-mill stress a little bit easier.
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It looks at first appearance like a run-of-the-mill quadrotor, but with the rotors on the bottom, and the ability to stick to walls.
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While Casaleggio was busy peering into the future, he was neglecting more run-of-the-mill sources of revenue that Webegg needed to turn a profit.
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Most of Blizzard's tweets are about politics, and his Instagrams are pretty run of the mill, save the appearance of a Bravo star here and there.
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"I tried to approach this match as a run-of-the-mill match so as not to have too much pressure on my shoulders," she explained.
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What's more, the Grammy winner can even go unnoticed at restaurants she frequents, including The Flame, a run-of-the-mill N.Y.C. diner, near Central Park.
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Critics never seemed to get over their alleged "amateurism," which, considering that none of them were actual amateurs, smacked of boring, run-of-the-mill sexism.
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His studies have documented success in specific patient populations, including breast cancer survivors and people with PTSD, and for those with run-of-the-mill stress.
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You can read Nate Silver making the run-of-the-mill case and Matt Yglesias running with it, then you can read Michael Brendan Dougherty's response.
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Called "Live There," the new campaign was launched this spring and is designed to address the frustration travelers have with run-of-the-mill tourist offerings.
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Biden's allies are frustrated by the media coverage, believing the press is creating a false equivalence between run-of-the-mill misstatements and Trump's myriad scandals.
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And this is why Twitter's lack of transparency is so disturbing: these tweets are often almost indistinguishable from your regular, run-of-the-mill human trolls.
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According to court documents, a German man was pulled over for a run-of-the-mill traffic stop in September of 2015, during which police found .
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Coachella is known for its surprise performances (close proximity to Los Angeles makes it a lot easier than your run-of-the-mill summer music festival).
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That is true for run-of-the-mill drug cases as well as for police shootings so notorious that they are seared into the national consciousness.
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To write off Mr. Trump's wrongdoing as run-of-the-mill politics, then, requires both minimizing what he has done and scandalizing what other politicians do.
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Zimmer seemingly found early success on the app by making run-of-the-mill dancing and lip-syncing videos and mobilizing his good looks and charm.
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Do you have endorsements for a bunch of run-of-the-mill skills that do nothing to help you stand out (Think: Microsoft Word, Google Docs)?
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The system deploys based on the judgement of seven sensors and an algorithm, which must distinguish between run-of-the-mill hurtling and a true crash.
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He also makes rather run-of-the-mill focaccia and pizzas by the square, with various toppings, as well as huge, pillowy bomboloni and layer cakes.
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The Last Time is, I think, illustrative of a melding of Freeman's idea of the vignette game with a more traditional and run-of-the-mill script.
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Teslas have become so run-of-the-mill in Oslo that it is not unusual to see them spattered with mud, their seats matted with dog hair.
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Then again, the two did have a run-of-the-mill first encounter at a bar in Seattle, Washington in 1969 so nothing appeared amiss right away.
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Aside from the RGB LEDs and support for ASUS' Aura Sync lighting system, the FX HDD appears to be a fairly run-of-the-mill external drive.
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This unassuming house in Bisbee, Arizona, looks just like any other run of the mill Airbnb home you might rent, but it has a secret: it's haunted.
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According to Kaspersky Lab, the user's computer was infected with malware, and his anti-virus detected the run-of-the-mill malware as well as a suspicious .
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Hulu Live TVAvailable Channels: Fox, FS1, TelemundoStarting Price: $33/monthYour run of the mill Hulu subscription is great for Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but bad for sporting events.
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Still, Reyes assumed it was a run-of-the-mill foot injury that would heal on its own; he never guessed it could be potentially life-threatening.
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"We're getting these shutoffs during run-of-the-mill events which are not rare," emphasized Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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" Perhaps we must simply accept, as Herlihy suggests, that "the days of the raucous atmosphere in the home stands for run-of-the-mill games are gone.
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This "better sponge" is an upgrade from your run-of-the-mill scrubbing tool, thanks to its small silicone fingers that get into hard-to-reach places.
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One limitation of run-of-the-mill 3D printers is that the structure must essentially be built as a series of layers, each one supporting the next.
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A team that produced mixed results and looked more run-of-the-mill is at least showing signs that it could be a threat down the road.
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After all, it's often hard to tell the difference between a specifically-inspired Trump Twitter Outburst™ and your average, run-of-the-mill Trump Twitter habits.
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"This may seem like a run-of-the-mill government request for record-keeping efficiency," wrote Victoria Lopez, senior staff attorney for the ACLU National Prison Project.
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Run-of-the-mill celebrities, however, tend to do things a bit less lavishly, if you can call any wedding that costs in the millions less lavish.
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And since this case is a run-of-the-mill civil forfeiture case, that casts doubt on whether civil forfeiture, as it's currently used, is really okay.
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Admittedly, only experts would be able to distinguish the six-seater propeller plane (pictured) Mr Yadav has designed from scratch from a run-of-the-mill Cessna.
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Under pressure to ship something safe, Bonforte began developing a much more run-of-the-mill group messenger based on acquisition MessageMe, which launched as Yahoo Messenger.
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This recent and unexpected activity now classifies Gault as an active asteroid, as opposed to a run-of-the-mill asteroid that just floats idly in space.
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The company will launch its new flagship smartphone, the LG G8 ThinQ, though that one appears to be a pretty run-of-the-mill affair, design-wise.
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Yet the same qualities that make the February payment appear run-of-the-mill, experts said, are what make the May and June payments look so unusual.
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A run of the mill interview with Variety became something more when someone put a live mic in front of Kristen Stewart and asked her about feminism.
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Like most men I know, I have managed to have a professional career and personal relationships free of assault, harassment or even run-of-the-mill jerkiness.
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Snowflakes are a popular Christmas-tree theme, but this handcrafted, laser-cut beauty from Cost Plus World Market isn't the run-of-the-mill cheap plastic design.
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While office-appropriate leggings may cost you a bit more than your run-of-the-mill leggings, they still shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg.
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Today's fitness companies have evolved from run-of-the-mill gyms to full-fledged lifestyle brands, appealing to Americans seeking new forums for community and social connection.
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The record-setting top-speed is a a substantial bump up from the run-of-the-mill Chiron, which maxes out at an electronically-constrained 261 mph.
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But a recent article in The Atlantic questioned the basic assumption that carbonated water is actually a healthy substitute to your run-of-the-mill soft drinks.
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The sun-dried tomatoes that followed weren't run-of-the mill leathery scraps, but succulent and bursting with umami goodness that managed to eclipse the preceding appetizers.
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Alongside the slightly enigmatic comment is a picture of a seemingly run-of-the-mill Frappuccino cup with a short note in place of the customer's name.
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What ensues is not at all a run-of-the-mill Christmas movie, but instead an endearing and enjoyable movie that's both completely predictable and extremely surprising.
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A key part of Definers' strategy was NTK Network, a website that appeared to be a run-of-the-mill news aggregator with a right-wing slant.
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Some stuff they can peddle includes your run-of-the-mill tour must-haves -- T-shirts, jackets, belts, books, binders and lots of other items like that.
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"It would be a D'Anjou or a Bosc, something run-of-the-mill," he said on a recent afternoon as snowflakes feathered down outside the bakery window.
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For fevers, teething, pain, and run-of-the-mill sicknesses, stock up on Acetaminophen (Tylenol) and Ibuprofen (Motrin or Advil), which are commonly used and safe medications. .
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Still, if Ohtani ultimately proves to be little more than a middling pitcher and a run-of-the-mill hitter, will all these accommodations have been worthwhile?
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"I don't know if I could go anywhere else, a run-of-the-mill baseball market, and work, because it would probably feel like work," he said.
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These are usually sold as "certified pre-owned" cars that come with a factory warranty, and a higher price tag than a run-of-the-mill used car.
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In an era of hacker attacks on critical infrastructure, even a run-of-the-mill malware infection on an electric utility's network is enough to raise alarm bells.
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But generally, once there's a certain threshold of evidence that the attack was motivated by hate, an otherwise run-of-the-mill crime can become a hate crime.
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Not only that, but this cable is also rated up to 2.4A to charge and transfer data, making it 20% faster than your run-of-the-mill wire.
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This time, the person behind the interview was comedian Amy Sedaris, turning what could have been your average run-of-the-mill interview into something fun and intimate.
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Trendy underwear on the outside, reclaimed, luxury surplus fabrics on the inside, the two-year-old label is not your run of the mill cotton-based "sustainable" company.
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But when it comes to run-of-the-mill bouts of hiccups that last just a few minutes, she says swallowing too much air may be to blame.
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Much of the charging document describes run-of-the-mill reporting techniques: coaxing sources for additional access; protecting their identities; and soliciting and publishing sensitive information they provide.
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Think of emotional capacity as a kind of account each person maintains — though its balance may fluctuate in greater measure than your run-of-the-mill bank account.
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These days, I absolutely love secondhand clothes, as they're often one-of-a-kind items that set you apart from run-of-the-mill clothes everyone is wearing.
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Earlier this week, an Imgur user named Greatease uploaded some photos that explain the key difference between an Apple SuperDrive and a run-of-the-mill optical drive.
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Not to be confused with your run-of-the-mill slow cookers, Instant Pots are a specific brand of programmable pressure-cookers that are snazzier and smart. A.k.a.
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However, the biggest downgrade is the display, not sporting a pixel-dense QHD (27x26) display like many others, but a run-of-the-mill full HD (29x245) screen.
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Noam Cohen profiles the law, which requires that bots identify themselves as such: California's bot-disclosure law is more than a run-of-the-mill anti-fraud rule.
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Facebook has acquired Redkix to build better messaging features into its Slack competitor Facebook is looking to beef up Workplace with some run-of-the-mill collaboration tools.
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When is the reckoning for the regular, run-of-the-mill assholes — both in front of and behind the camera — who've abused their power for just as long?
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This was the cry from the heart of liberals despairing at media coverage that erroneously equated Trump's disqualifying, morally heinous flaws with Clinton's run-of-the-mill ones.
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It would be a pretty run-of-the-mill Hollywood meet-cute if it weren't for the fact that Morelli was married (to a fella) at the time.
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The interview felt draining to me, and not just the run-of-the-mill tired feeling that comes along with having to be "on" when meeting potential employers.
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These poppers from Large Marge are stuffed not just with run-of-the-mill jack cheese, but with charred corn kernels tossed with chili powder, cilantro, and scallion.
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In a bizarre video posted on YouTube on Tuesday morning, Watkins describes the anonymous message board as if it were just another run-of-the-mill online blog.
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Sounds like a run-of-the-mill convening of policymakers and practitioners until you consider the venue: one of our state's maximum-security prisons, the Cheshire Correctional Institution.
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Courts cannot create workable tests for "separating excessive partisan gerrymandering from the run-of-the-mill consideration of partisan advantage by legislatures organized along party lines," Clement argues.
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The first leg down came just after the post-earnings rally, which could have been run-of-the-mill profit-taking after a big earnings win, he said.
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They're different from your run-of-the-mill dumplings, because they're very juicy — like the name soup dumpling implies, there's a lot of broth in those little bundles.
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But alongside these posts were much more innocuous but much more insane run-of-the-mill birthday well wishes from people who clearly didn't know she is dead.
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If you heard a Scouse accent, it would instantly make you think of a person wildly different to one with a run-of-the-mill, "posh" Southern one.
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In the ensuing discussions among journalists, some have argued that close-hold embargoes like the ones the FDA uses are utterly different from run-of-the-mill embargoes.
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With a little creative coding help from Charlie Whitney, Baltz and Sierzega have effectively turned a run-of-the-mill cotton candy machine into a playable audiovisual instrument.
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But as the company scaled, Uber had to find a more efficient way to respond to both run-of-the-mill issues as well as more serious incidents.
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But Piervincenzi says antibiotics used by hospitals are often different then the common antibiotics consumers are typically prescribed for run of the mill problems like an ear infection.
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It looks like a run-of-the-mill collared dress shirt, but it is made of a Japanese cotton knit that feels as soft as a favorite sweatshirt.
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It seemed like run-of-the-mill sponcon: The poets recommended the most astrologically fitting cities—and specific Airbnb rentals—for wannabe travelers based on their zodiac signs.
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Typically, the cheapest hotels are run-of-the-mill, standard chain offerings where a room is just a place to rest your head, rather than a real gem.
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Frank: Frank is famous for their house-made hot dogs, which are the complete opposite of the run-of-the-mill dogs you mind find at a stand.
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As the White House learned in the end-of-April government shutdown fight, the filibuster gives Democrats a ton of leverage on run-of-the-mill funding issues.
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Game Type: Collectible Dice GameNumber of Players: 2Time to Play: 60 minutes Sometimes a specific license carries a board game, elevating it beyond the run-of-the-mill.
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We tested the balm, which is super hydrating and more of an intensive treatment, and found that it left our lips softer than most run-of-the-mill sticks.
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A slightly more run of the mill Boba Fett action figure from 23.7, which would have been sold for around $3 when it was released, netted just over $1,000.
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Assuming you're taking advantage of this, the amount of heat conducted would be reduced, compared to your run-of-the-mill Logitech keyboard pulled off a shelf at Walmart.
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But for everyday, run-of-the-mill parenting decisions, most mothers are just doing their best to make the best out of what is often a very difficult situation.
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The checkup goes well, but the vet suggests getting senior blood work soon to ensure we can take any preventative measures for run-of-the-mill elderly cat issues.
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But for a more run-of-the-mill cold, it's best to avoid sugary beverages, says Philip Tierno, a professor of microbiology and pathology at NYU School of Medicine.
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In Monday afternoon's hearing, federal prosectors argued that it was, essentially, a "run of the mill case," and that appointing a taint team was standard protocol in these circumstances.
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Added to that, they've spent the majority of their lives hanging out with other dull footballers, convincing them that being bland and run-of-the-mill is the norm.
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If you've been serving up run-of-the-mill red wine at your regular The Walking Dead viewing parties, get ready to fill your bunker with the good stuff.
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I don't see any of it as a huge advantage, but it's a nice touch that makes the phone a bit different from your run-of-the-mill Android.
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Unlike Micius, this satellite was just a run-of-the-mill communications satellite that was part of Europe's SpaceDataHighway and hadn't been optimized for sending quantum states via laser.
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The company's approach to disruptive elements and abusive users ranging from run-of-the-mill trolls to well-established hate groups has always been haphazard and inconsistent at best.
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Dobrev explained that your run-of-the-mill fitness bottoms have undergone a total revolution since the days of everyone wearing those semi-sheer cotton pairs from American Apparel.
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I kept thinking it was someone's phone blasting some run-of-the-mill metal, but alas, it was coming from the overhead speakers throughout the hallways of the boat.
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But given the caché (and confidentiality agreement) surrounding this product, it's probably not the same one being served in the run-of-the-mill gelateria from the Reddit photo.
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It's also worth mentioning that dark chocolate seems to have more health benefits than your run-of-the-mill super-sweet milk chocolate, probably because of its flavonoid levels.
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After years of targeted hacks, epic heists, and run of the mill data breaches you might think that institutions would be getting wise to the importance of strong cybersecurity.
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Think how much happier some of our Fortune 500 executives would be now had they been more used to taking responsibility for more run-of-the-mill internal mistakes.
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But the concern then — and now, in 2018 — is whether seemingly run-of-the-mill posts, photos and other forms of organic content are easily manipulated by Kremlin trolls.
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The Nikon D21293298 is built using the run-of-the-mill DSLR reinforced (carbon fiber) plastic and leather-esque accents seen on nearly all of their D-series cameras.
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That may be bad news for run-of-the-mill porn actors who need a lot of direction, can't improvise or "get it right" in one take, Dillon said.
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In Club Med Opio's case, Provençal style dishes — from a delectable veal stew to roasted cod fillets — are available in addition to your run-of-the-mill dining options.
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There's no faded, aged-looking yellows, browns, or run-of-the-mill primary colors; it's all vibrant, Pantone-approved hues like chartreuse, burgundy, periwinkle, poppy red, and so on.
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It's made of aluminum and carbon fiber and even has some coppery-gold bling in case you forget that this isn't your run of the mill bargain bin laptop.
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From run-of-the-mill "coffee that tastes like coffee" to "hints of something different" and downright "surprising and unconventional," Trade offers lovingly grown and roasted beans for all.
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Had it not been for signs with the Apple logo, the buildings along the road would have been indistinguishable from any other run-of-the-mill commercial office spaces.
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For a busy physiologist at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, that may be expected, but the reason behind the calls wasn't exactly run-of-the-mill.
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This is not run-of-the-mill arrogance, but rather the tendency we all have to overrate our abilities, knowledge and skill, at whatever level we might place them.
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" Later, he adds, "I'm just trying to do me and everyone else is too, apparently," elevating what might be a run-of-the-mill line with the word "apparently.
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Finally, Kim claims he has a hydrogen bomb, a far more powerful type of nuclear weapon than the run-of-the-mill atomic bomb we know he already has.
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The press, by signal-boosting these disclosures, makes these accusations more credible to voters who don't really understand that these disclosures, however problematic, are pretty run-of-the-mill.
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The Warriors go from being one of the best defensive groups in the league with Green on the court to a run-of-the-mill bunch when he sits.
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Space Pants: What starts out as a seemingly run-of-the-mill mob sketch in a supper club gets seriously out-of-this-world when Dinklage takes the stage.
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Despite it being centered around cannabis, it was a run-of-the-mill business expo, not anything zany that might be expected when the product being marketed is weed.
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Despite its heft and photo-filled format, the book, Amoruso assures us, isn't your run-of-the-mill Pinterest-y coffee-table title that fashion people usually cobble together.
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Bold, statement releases from the likes of SOPHIE and Alejandro Paz followed, making it clear that H+P wasn't going to be a run of the mill-house operation.
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What Mr. Trump demands of his female subordinates, though, is something greater than your still-sexist but wholly run-of-the-mill concerns about gendered expectations in the workplace.
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Instead of run-of-the-mill butlers, there are red-liveried footmen, a detail that could read as tacky if not for the splendid surroundings and royal family legacy.
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For the most part, the clubs function as run-of-the-mill campus groups, providing transportation for new arrivals, sponsoring Lunar New Year celebrations and organizing bilingual job fairs.
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But then unusual things begin to happen, some of which can be chalked up to run-of-the-mill human impulse, and some of which are harder to explain.
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If "The Edge of Seventeen" were a run-of-the-mill high school melodrama, Krista would be revealed as a selfish, scheming vixen and Darian as an arrogant jerk.
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While Ms. Pelosi pitched the committee's work as run-of-the-mill oversight and shunned the "i" word, the Judiciary Committee's chairman, Jerry Nadler of New York, embraced it.
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The work, Mr. Gowen and congressional staff members said, was mostly run of the mill: setting up new phones and computers, fixing printers, helping aides and members reset passwords.
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Some traits divide a run-of-the-mill auctioneer and a good one: energy, charisma, engaging, confidence, persuasive, entertaining, quick thinking, patient, commanding, enthusiastic, charm, awareness, humanity, passion, fun.
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It is insane that he can't seem to acknowledge that these weren't run-of-the-mill consensual affairs with women who are now trying to cover up their guilt.
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This will have a negative impact on the run of the mill case, leading other first-time non-violent defendants to prison, when there is no need for it.
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Were it not for Prince's "purple purge" and one very enthusiastic mother, this seemingly run-of-the-mill notice-and-takedown likely would not have crossed a court's radar.
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They're just run of the mill adult dating sites (which, if they're anything like their competitors, are more likely to just take your money than actually get you laid).
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The UAS-FF is essentially a run-of-the-mill personal quadcopter which the researchers have outfitted with a basket full of objects that look like ping pong balls.
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Most of the candies made by Sweet Saba are meant to look like real life objects and feature flavors you wouldn't usually find in run-of-the-mill kids' candies.
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The glint in his eye changes from impish to determined, and it is this that elevates "Soorma" from what would otherwise have been a run-of-the-mill sports film.
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But a report out Monday said that while the run-of-the-mill Pixel 2 will launch on October 83, the flagship Pixel 2 XL won't be available until Nov.
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But a report out Monday said that while the run-of-the-mill Pixel 2 will launch on October 19, the flagship Pixel 2 XL won't be available until Nov.
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It might be full of smart tricks and tips to make a seller out of you, but don't expect the pages to mirror your run-of-the-mill business book.
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This week, the company is holding its first developer conference, Forge DevCon, and these three companies certainly represent a sharp departure from your run-of-the-mill 1980s CAD software.
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Not just another run of the mill DJ or party, no, something greater, capable of giving laughter, capable of making even the most cynical punter erupt like an untamed bugle.
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It was born in the gaming community, like so many are, but it's so run-of-the-mill that Caldwell can't believe it picked up traction the way it did.
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Most people can hit the gym with a pair of run-of-the-mill Apple earbuds, have a light workout, maybe get a bit sweaty, and call it a day.
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So while Mars will remain inaccessible to ordinary, run-of-the-mill Homo sapiens, the Red Planet could become available to those who dare to modify themselves and their progeny.
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Let's start with what makes prenatal vitamins different from your run-of-the-mill multivitamin: They contain significantly higher amounts of certain nutrients that are especially important for fetal development.
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Anything you write in one of those collaborative chatrooms can be stored, and is potentially vulnerable to government surveillance, hacking, or a subpoena in a run-of-the-mill lawsuit.
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They claim that, apart from in cases of more bespoke transactions where investor input should be rewarded, banks cannot be expected to do so on run of the mill trades.
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It's not just governments, but also run-of-the-mill criminals and jilted lovers who are using this kind of surveillance software at a lower cost than you would expect.
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The actor's lowest-rated movie so far is the 1995 thriller, "Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers," with one critic calling it a "run-of-the-mill horror item."
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Aside from your run-of-the-mill banking disclosures, she also clarified that I would not be eligible to earn the 50,000-point, new member spending bonus on the Reserve.
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What separates Burkov's case from run-of-the-mill online financial fraud, though, is the geopolitics that have unfolded since he was originally arrested in Israel nearly four years ago.
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Häagen-Dazs knows you deserve an after-work reward — especially on an otherwise run-of-the-mill Tuesday, which somehow feels just as far away from Friday as Monday did.
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Wealth management products are short-term investments that often offer fixed rates of return, usually at a considerably higher rate than bankers offer on run-of-the-mill savings accounts.
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Now, the dealership -- Vanderhall Exotics of Houston -- would call it your run-of-the-mill repo ... but in docs, obtained by TMZ, Karlie says her 2014 Panamera was straight stolen.
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Some hospitals are so desperate for basic equipment in the face of the novel coronavirus outbreak that some are purchasing run-of-the-mill swim goggles to protect their staff.
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Thonet & Vander VERTRAG BT Speakers (Manufacturer Refurbished) — $74.99 See Details Why settle for a run-of-the-mill drone when you can get something cool like the Force1 UFO 4000?
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Instead, it recontextualized the old, run-of-the-mill woods witch archetype through an innovative framing device that tapped into our developing relationship with a new technology at the time.
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What if instead of the drama of athletes risking life, limb and loss for their countries, the Olympic Games set the scene for a run-of-the-mill romantic comedy?
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Once, before a run-of-the-mill game, Carroll had a fringe player, who had been cut earlier in the season and reinstated just days before, give the pregame speech.
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And Mr. Trump heads to Saudi Arabia tomorrow for his first trip abroad since taking office, in what will likely be more than a run-of-the-mill state visit.
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Fudge's priorities in the House are rather run-of-the-mill for a Democrat: She wants to protect people with preexisting conditions and invest in infrastructure, education, and more jobs.
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But when you dig into the fine print, Amazon's big unveiling starts to sound like a run-of-the-mill announcement that Amazon is opening three new offices in North America.
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She was overwhelmed by the new responsibilities and anxious over losing her identity, but struggled to see it as something more than "run-of-the-mill" experiences of any new mother.
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Bubblewrap is more than just your run-of-the-mill rich undereye cream — it also functions as a lip-plumping cream, the two-in-one situation you didn't know you needed.
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It's also a program that's not widely known and does not capture any of the products that end up at run-of-the-mill e-waste collection sites or electronics recyclers.
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In Koehler's ideal scenario, as a radicalized person is compelled to contemplate more and more run-of-the-mill issues, they lose the fervor that once made them eager to kill.
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Once that goal was reached, a supersonic parachute wouldn't be necessary; a run-of-the-mill subsonic parachute would suffice to finish the braking job and prepare the spacecraft for landing.
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The claustrophobic partitioned rooms of Ryan Trecartin's over-stimulating Any Ever (2010), each filled with videos and brand-new run-of-the-mill furniture, poked at the PDC's oversized, elite galleries.
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" Angie Errigo wrote for Empire that "Practical Magic is a chick movie with multiple personality disorder" while also calling it "a run-of-the-mill rom-com with magic bells on.
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Fortnite was very clearly the match, sparking a huge transformation at Epic and earning it enough money to transform its run-of-the-mill game launcher into a genuine Steam competitor.
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Well, #sponcon works a little differently when it's coming from an Olympian than when it comes from a former Bachelor contestant, a Kardashian, or just your run-of-the-mill influencer.
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While these kinds of punishments would seem run-of-the-mill for any wealthy suburban high school — or their even wealthier private counterparts — Janelle's teachers do not approve of these tactics.
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Mr Chu, a champion in 2014, parlayed run-of-the-mill success rates of 67% on Daily Doubles and 50% on Final Jeopardy into a 12-night run worth over $32.13,000.
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It's the "nearest thing" and not a full a solution because, in many cases, regular run-of-the-mill VPN don't work in China, where a very particular type is required.
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The hefty price tag certainly isn't in line with your run-of-the-mill morning drip, but there is a good reason for that, according to Mylkbar co-owner Mark Filippelli.
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Because these labels aren't your run-of-the-mill, on-every-corner-type of destinations: They're noteworthy, unfamiliar names that deserve to be added to your bookmarks bar (and closet) ASAP.
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Indeed, the notion that new circumstances require a new target may appear quite run-of-the-mill to central bankers from the developing world who are taking part in the symposium.
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But the $200 price tag aside, the WalabotDIY does come with a few extra features that a run-of-the-mill $16 stud finder from the local hardware store can't do.
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Coming from a crowd that has trended in recent years from the run-of-the-mill liberal of the past to the extremely progressive activism of the far left, that figures.
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Otherwise, the bill takes on an aura of mystery, backroom dealing, and the usual confusion that comes with today's run-of-the-mill 1,000 pages or more legislative bills in Washington.
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It's basically a house party with some poolside shots and a run-of-the-mill love story, matching the saccharine toothache of the track's pop-house to its bog-standard visuals.
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A run-of-the-mill laptop can simulate quantum computers with as many as 40 or 50 qubits, says Scott Aaronson, a quantum-computing researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Those who specialize in cannabis law, IT engineering, and security, as well as your run-of-the-mill business administration skills, will in higher demand as the industry matures, added Sedia.
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Over the long weekend I spent piloting the Q50, I managed to dial in a driving mode and driving style that made run-of-the-mill highway driving a manageable enough.
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The media excuses it because it is just so run of the mill for them and not worthy of any real scrutiny, because that's just how this town works after all.
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Others had more run-of-the-mill grievances about the company's culture and how they were treated — the type of issues that they were willing to swallow in exchange for money.
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The uneasy atmosphere between the longstanding allies had helped to elevate Boeing's trade case — a conflict that in other times might be considered run-of-the-mill — into an international kerfuffle.
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While smoother and more comfortable, it is slower than run-of-the-mill buses, which means people whose bus route was replaced by the streetcar are spending more time on their commutes.
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When John Boehner left in 2015, it became clear that no one else could win the support of run-of-the-mill House Republicans without being torched by the hardline Freedom Caucus.
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What makes Craves more interesting than these run-of-the-mill creations is the technology under the hood that automates the process of finding the items, or those that look like them.
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The new result shows that even something like a run-of-the-mill laptop computer could quickly verify that a halting problem actually halts, however, by checking with two powerful quantum computers.
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There's always a pumpkin spice option and maybe something with caramel and cinnamon, and those run-of-the-mill fall items are enough to get us in the spirit of the season.
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According to the Pizza Hut website, in place of regular crust or even run-of-the-mill stuffed crust, a large Ultimate Cheesy Crust Pizza features 16 pockets of ooey-gooey cheese.
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Nope. It's a fake that has gone viral dozens of times—including during Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Irene, and just your run-of-the-mill flooding in virtually every corner of the globe.
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Because of all the moving parts, a Professor is also much more delicate than the run-of-the-mill Rubik's—just watch how much more gingerly this guy treats his bigger cubes.
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Its return on equity in the recently completed year (adjusting for the oddities of America's recent tax reform) is 9.4%, not quite up to that of a run-of-the-mill utility.
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Be sure to give their signature "Black and Blue" a try; the nitrogen-infused cold brew on tap looks more like a frothy Guinness than your run-of-the-mill iced coffee.
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But in every instance, instead of focusing on the Clintons' carelessness or recklessness, the right vastly inflated it: run-of-the-mill scandals got blown up into House of Cards–level dramatics.
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Are the run-of-the-mill, kind of millennial protesters, with the magic marker signs, and the black mask people, kind of working hand-in-glove there from what you are gathering?
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Regular, run-of-the-mill rainstorms have flooded parts of New Orleans recently, because a handful of key pumps that drain the city -- some of which sits below sea level -- aren't working.
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However, there are some outliers in the brood giving guys the vital choices they need to conquer that particularly thick hair that somehow manages to elude the run-of-the-mill razor.
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A rep for Instagram indicated the accounts are likely run-of-the-mill spam, and as a result of the Broadly's inquiry, hundreds of the accounts have been removed from the platform.
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Going by the makeup of the run-of-the-mill blue chips in Trump's portfolio, Santoli said it's more likely that he simply tracked pretty closely to the performance of the benchmark.
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Plenty of film and TV sets are run-of-the-mill, boring workplaces, where a "bad boss" just means an incompetent manager — an annoying problem, but not an immoral or illegal one.
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In some cases that had led to a chilling effect where analysts cut back on even run-of-the-mill research, leaving investors in the dark as to any risks or opportunities.
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Officially launching today, Intrusive Thoughts is meant to be a source of information and reassurance for anyone concerned about this, whether they have a clinical disorder or run-of-the-mill anxieties.
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Officially launching today, Intrusive Thoughts is meant to be a source of information and reassurance for anyone concerned about them, whether they have a clinical disorder or run-of-the-mill anxieties.
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"Perioral dermatitis can take a long time to resolve due to the inflammatory process of the skin, which takes longer to normalize than run-of-the-mill eczema or acne," Russak says.
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During the first half of 2015, a mysterious hacking group allegedly started attacking military and government organizations in Peru in what looked like a routine—even run-of-the-mill—espionage campaign.
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The Copco Acadia Travel Mug may look like your standard to-go coffee cup, but it's capable of a whole lot more than your run of the mill one-time use containers.
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There have been plenty of TV appearances from MMA fighters over the years, ranging from run-of-the-mill chat show spots to Ronda Rousey's episode of Saturday Night Live last week.
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The only difference Alsatia could tell from the cursory procedure of a run-of-the-mill MD was that she closed her eyes while gently pressing her slender fingers on Alsatia's wrist.
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But Mr. Rainey said the ambitions for St. George were fueled by something larger and more wholesome than political or racial divides, or even run-of-the-mill complaints about government services.
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From run-of-the-mill pastimes like cooking and reading to much more random hobbies like ping pong and collecting typewriters, celebrities know how to take full advantage of their free time.
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It's the difference between presliced industrial white bread and handmade sourdough; between instant coffee and freshly ground beans; between run-of-the-mill vinegar and one that perfectly balances fruit and acidity.
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The card, which will push users toward Apple Pay, offers a run-of-the-mill suite of spending rewards, and the security features — while laudable — don't move the needle, according to analysts.
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Fox News Channel's new programming additions of Laura Ingraham and Shannon Bream at 85033:00 and 11:00 in the evening, respectively, carry more significance than run-of-the-mill lineup changes.
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Don't we have the moral capacity to distinguish between aggressive sexual predation and run-of-the-mill romantic bungling — between a pattern of abusive behavior and a good man's uncharacteristic bad moments?
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This may seem like a run-of-the-mill issue; after all, large corporations and bureaucracies block access to some electronic function or the other all the time, mostly for maintenance reasons.
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Of course, this gets back to the question of how much of the harassment attributed to "Bernie Bros" is actually political in origin, and how much is run-of-the-mill trolling.
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Amazon's private label brands might be dirt cheap, but the company has made clear that it doesn't want its new apparel and food lines to be seen as run-of-the-mill generics.
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Ground lamb, chopped chilis, and Kashmiri chili oil are the stars here, bringing your run-of-the-mill egg noods to new heights, where the air is thin and the heat is real.
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Even though retailers' inventory levels are more rational heading into this holiday season, Sides expects those with run-of-the-mill merchandise will be forced to continue down the path of excessive promotions.
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This, of course, has been the driving force behind Trump's success across the country, but exit polls show that Nevada's Republican caucus voters weren't just run-of-the-mill angry—they were furious.
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In other works, Harman hides most of these traces, creating an end result barely distinguishable from your run of the mill JPEG, albeit with a much more complex backstory than most raster images.
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Green himself was just a run-of-the-mill middle infielder, a switch-hitter with patience but not much pop—in a five-year career in the majors he hit .19763/.347/.364.
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But otherwise, she adds it was just a normal run-of-the-mill prom, well, except for the fact that earlier that same week she also happened to have attended the Met Gala.
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It's easy to write off Hidden Figures as a run of the mill, feel good award season bait, but the film tells a necessary and important story not many are familiar with already.
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It'd been a run-of-the-mill pregnancy with no complications of note, so when the couple were asked to pop out of the sonogram room for half an hour, O'Kelly questioned nothing.
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While most voters might have in the past dismissed these claims as run of the mill smear campaigning, the problem is that voter databases have already been hacked in at least two states.
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On the surface, this looks like run of the mill graft, and AT&T had numerous reasons to be attempting to curry favor with the administration at the time these payments took place.
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It's easy to write off Hidden Figures as a run of the mill, feel good award season bait, but the film tells a necessary and important story not many are familiar with already.
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That makes the addition more like a run-of-the-mill holiday promotion rather than part of a larger correction focused on fixing the problems with the offensive content across the YouTube network.
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According to Supergoop director of product development Sofia Gracia, there isn't much difference between a run-of-the-mill UV-protecting sunscreen and the blue light protecting formula in the company's Unseen Sunscreen.
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Basically, we're told a lot of these trainers -- who work with very affluent people, BTW -- have access to studio gyms ... which are way smaller than your run-of-the-mill LA Fitness joint.
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Brondell Swash 1400 Luxury Bidet Toilet Seat — $649 See Details Instead of having a run-of-the-mill scale that only tells you that one dreaded number, consider the Picooc Mini Pro instead.
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We've proven our ability to bring together diametrically opposed lawmakers to achieve the seemingly impossible, so perhaps we can tackle something equally insurmountable and not just the "run of the mill" trade issues.
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With excellent build quality, classic American style, and a distinct design that sets them apart from your run-of-the-mill round aviators, the AO Eyewear Original Pilots are easily the best sunglasses.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — When President Trump heads to Saudi Arabia on Friday for his first trip overseas since taking office, it will be for much more than a run-of-the-mill state visit.
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Experts are observing an uptick in phishing attacks orchestrated by run-of-the-mill cyber criminals that use the games as a hook to draw attendees and other would-be victims into scams.
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But the facts it uncovered point towards this being a run-of-the-mill money-making operation that used tawdry, hateful clickbait and evaded Facebook's apparently negligible protections against this kind of thing.
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Ms. Weidler, who is a director of the family-run business, then began the bidding for "Village on a Mountain Lake," a run-of-the-mill watercolor, at 230,2000 euros, or about $51,000.
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I attended several New York City schools before landing at Science — from run-of-the-mill public elementary schools to toney private institutions — and Bronx Science was where I felt the most comfortable.
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Nothing I saw on the packaging from Nutrigene was dangerous for pregnant women, just run-of-the-mill stuff like vitamin B12, which my genetic analysis said I was prone to be deficient in.
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"Made in North Korea: Everyday Graphics from the DPRK" features highly-stylised government propaganda posters and comics, as well as more run-of-the-mill items such as food packaging, ticket stubs and stamps.
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By using this adobo recipe to glaze the crispy-fried wings, the final product is guaranteed to be way more complex and intense than your run-of-the-mill Buffalo-and-butter bar wings.
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But, proving once again that she's not your run-of-the-mill Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay says that she's very much ready to get married and even offered up a timeline for her impending ceremony.
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Los Angeles is brimming with manicure devotees, so to keep up with the city's heavy polish-addict traffic, run-of-the-mill "chop-shop"-style nail salons have set up on nearly every corner.
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The majority of its content looks like run-of-the-mill cable news; it strives to depict itself only as an alternative point of view on Western affairs, not unlike many European news outlets.
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I'd be sending stuff to my girlfriend or my manager or whatever saying 'I don't know, this feels really run of the mill...', and they'd come back like 'who the fuck are you kidding?
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This wonderful creation is the work of YouTube's NightHawkInLight who built it using a giant tub of cheese balls, some run-of-the-mill plastic PVC piping, and a leaf blower providing the power.
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That seems pretty run-of-the-mill, but the Teleocrater is special because it was around before dinosaurs even properly existed, which means it may change the way paleontologists think about how dinosaurs evolved.
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In the middle of a run-of-the-mill congressional delegation visit to a foreign capital, Nunes excused himself, explaining that he needed to go receive a briefing from the C.I.A. station chief there.
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However, courts have also suggested that if the delay was just the product of a run-of-the-mill negligent investigation, then that will not rise to the level of a due process violation.
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The discoveries show that "every galaxy, even a run-of-the-mill galaxy like our Milky Way, can generate an FRB," says Vikram Ravi, an astronomer at Caltech and part of the OVRO team.
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Major broadcasters like Nexstar and Sinclair have faced inordinate delays in mergers involving routine, run-of-the-mill TV license transfers, only to be slapped with onerous conditions at the end of the process.
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Automation: Automation crept into farming in the form of auto-steering tractors powered by GPS, but the industry still lacked simple business intelligence and workflow tools common to run-of-the-mill technology companies.
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As an ex-baller myself, I know basketball shoes have certain requirements to meet (like ankle and arch support), which means they're typically less stylistically driven than your run-of-the-mill lifestyle sneakers.
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Mr. Sanders is certainly a better choice than Mr. Biden, he said, who looks like "an ordinary, run-of-the-mill politician," who is influenced by money and power in the same old ways.
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While "Failed Imagineer" might seem like your run-of-the-mill, good-time rock jam, it disguises a deeper meaning underneath as it sees them offering a drink to the hardened veterans of war.
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In this case, the cables were exposed after a run-of-the-mill phishing campaign aimed at diplomats in Cyprus pierced the island nation's systems, said Oren Falkowitz, the chief executive of Area 1.
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By embracing the unpredictable imperfections of shooting with expired film and mounting the results on LED lightbox displays, Scott McFarland's Skyleaks series transforms the run of-the-mill "cloud pic" into something beautifully jarring.
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All of that mishigas points to a simple reality for Collins: This Kavanaugh vote -- and she finds herself on it -- is very, very different than your run-of-the-mill centrists-strike-compromise thing.
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Crazy Rich Asians (2018) It's run-of-the-mill here: A woman without a ton of money (Constance Wu) falls in love with a partner (Henry Golding) who's more wealthy then he leads on.
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Most malls are pretty cookie-cutter, meaning the pieces you find there are likely available all across the country — and knowing you're buying run-of-the-mill present can definitely dampen the joy of giving.
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This Grenoble-born collector's permissive purview on owning and ordering art entails an open outlook far flung from the run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter, interchangeable, name-brand-conscious investment collectors that litter the land.
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But if it's run-of-the-mill moisturizers you find too strong for your liking — too rich, too heavy, too creamy — forget your anti-dilution prejudice: Their watered-down counterparts strike just the right balance.
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At first blush, this reported assault sounds nauseatingly familiar, like the run-of-the-mill American racial harassment that has always been common but has become increasingly revealed thanks to videos shared on social media.
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Since we were in a rut (read: desperate need) and looking for some new, fun, not-run-of-the-mill jewelry that won't chip into the old vacation budget, we, of course, turned to Instagram.
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"We're getting these shutoffs during run-of-the-mill events which are not rare," Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, told Mashable on Wednesday before the Kincade Fire began.
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Pedialyte's mix of ingredients is why, compared to your run-of-the-mill sports drink or even plain water, Pedialyte might actually have a leg up in terms of its ability to help a hangover.
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Not content with the run-of-the-mill (pun intended) flour dredge in most fried chicken recipes, the mad geniuses at Fedtegreven Bistrobodega decided to coat these chicken thighs in pulverized store-bought tortilla chips.
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Lindsay's anxiety isn't just your run-of-the-mill fear of needles, where you joke about maybe passing out when you get blood drawn and make sure to look away to keep from feeling woozy.
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It's something of an "I'm sorry if you were offended" level of apology, but it raises the discomfiting possibility that the incidents that have come out publicly are just run-of-the-mill for Franken.
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There's no reason to think that this is anything but run-of-the-mill arson, but the first lady spins it so that it's all presented as yet another example of terrorism on U.S. soil.
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He told it to me last year, in the midst of an otherwise run-of-the-mill interview about his upbringing as an internet-obsessed kid in a small town of the south of England.
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DiMaggio won't identify the name of the culprit, whom he has nicknamed Igor, saying the case is a run-of-the-mill example of increasing difficulties in separating national spy agency activity from cyber crime.
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These are far more important than your run-of-the-mill primaries: In February, the state supreme court ruled that the GOP-drawn districts amounted to an unconstitutional gerrymander and ordered new lines be drawn.
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The next morning I visited my ophthalmologist, who for many years had kept tabs on my run-of-the-mill astigmatism and fine-tuned my prescription so that I saw 20-20 with each eye.
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And mainstream run-of-the-mill phone sex TV is pretty different in ethos to the edgy, on-trend, and body-positive porn I came across: Think old man dick, seediness, and giant breast implants.
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For those without limitless access to fresh, crisp air (aka folks in major cities), Cho recommends investing in a standard, run-of-the-mill air purifier and a diffuser in a soothing scent like lavender.
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Even a run-of-the-mill tamale can be a glorious thing, the musty-sweet essence of corn fortified by lard and chicken broth, the sheath of corn husks impressing some lost scent of summer.
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But — because of its stature — professional missteps by the NYT do more damage to the journalism industry than a run-of-the-mill reporting blunder by an Ohio weekly or a Florida local television newscast.
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A fall that may be run-of-the-mill for a young person (as in the lyric "Pick yourself up, brush yourself off and start all over again") can be very dangerous for the elderly.
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As "America's toughest sheriff," as Mr. Arpaio liked to call himself, prepares to ride off into the sunset, it bears recalling that he was so much more than a run-of-the-mill immigrant basher.
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Google's Arts & Culture app now takes a run-of-the-mill selfie and gives you a side-by-side shot with a historic work of art ... and Hollywood is going crazy for their canvas clones!
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In a number of cases, that vulnerability was, ironically, the result of a trusted employee doing a seemingly run-of-the-mill task like taking files home to work on in their own spare time.
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People who have worked or spent time in Xinjiang's re-education camps say that their population includes many run-of-the-mill types whom the officially atheist Communist party has somehow calculated to be overly religious.
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While people who can actually repair a logic board are seeing a huge bump in their businesses, those who traffic in run-of-the-mill screen replacements and the like are facing an entirely different issue.
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Samsung POWERbot R246 — $2699 See Details Engineered to deliver up to 2372 times more cleaning power than run-of-the-mill circular vacuums, there aren't many floors that can stand a chance against the POWERbot R29250.
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Considering average, run-of-the-mill fidget spinners have been selling out in stores everywhere since the toy surged in popularity over the last few months, this even-better version is bound to be a success.
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What started as a run-of-the-mill proprietary data center built to support Amazon's (at the time) modest backend has grown into a globe-spanning data juggernaut that powers a sizable chunk of the internet.
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You might think you're a Game of Thrones fanatic, but until you devote yourself to doing something insane like recreating the Red Keep in Lego, you're just a run-of-the-mill admirer of the show.
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I don't mean to be glib here, especially as a man — I fully realize that for female writers, the line between run-of-the-mill Internet moron and a genuine threat can be hard to discern.
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There are still plenty of options, ranging from standard, run-of-the-mill blackmail to more ridiculous science fiction plots, like Delos Inc learning people's personalities and biometrics, then secretly replacing them with easily controlled hosts.
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You can always buy a run-of-the-mill stand to avoid the so-called laptop-itis, but you'll be hard pressed to find one that you can bring with you when you're on the move.
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This cold-blooded murder would be just another run-of-the-mill act of gun violence if it weren't for the series of homicidal and disturbing tweets Penton sent out days before actually killing his roommate.
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None of them, apart from Jose Mourinho who managed Terry twice, has had more impact on Chelsea's transformation from a run-of-the-mill Premier League team to European champions under billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich.
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Aside from your run-of-the-mill O2 bar and activewear clothing kiosks, the long rows of tables hold strange tech gear that look as if they belong in a straight-to-Netflix sci-fi movie.
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"The fact that the Court added the constitutional question means that some justices recognized that this is not a run of the mill act of prosecutorial discretion, but a novel and controversial power grab," she said.
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Long term, there's a good chance NASA would have had to rethink its entire strategy, perhaps even reconfigure the Space Launch System to do relatively run-of-the-mill shuttles back and forth to the ISS.
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Alhough Glued might look like a run-of-the-mill TV comedy, complete with smooth production values and an upbeat title card, all of this is just set-dressing; commentary on the dangers of TV itself.
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If there is one common thing that characterizes the run-of-the-mill emerging market economy it is distrust of free trade and predilection of policymakers for high tariff walls that might benefit the favored few.
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In the process of attacking "the sloppy conflation between actual white supremacists and, well, run-of-the-mill conservatives, libertarians, and classical liberals," she defends Joey Gibson, the organizer behind the West Coast's Patriot Prayer events.
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The Orioles weren't as bad as all that: Once they broke their losing streak with a 9-0 shutout of the White Sox at Chicago, they were just run-of-the-mill miserable, going 54-783.
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"That would actually be very bad for parents of children who really have been injured by vaccines because it's way more difficult to be compensated in regular, run-of-the-mill civil court," Gorski told me.
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Founded by artist Max Farago in 2014, FARAGO is reminiscent of your run-of-the-mill white cube, but it also has a "window-shopping" aspect to it, not dissimilar to a furniture or retail store.
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While the film itself isn't any worse than your run-of-the-mill slasher, Silent Night, Deadly Night actually scared a whole lot of people when it was released, thanks to early adventures in film marketing.
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"This isn't your run-of-the-mill 'stand still and point your phone at something' AR experience," says Jessica Brillhart, director of the Mixed Reality Lab at the University of Southern California's Institute for Creative Technologies.
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Democrats contend that a Senate trial of the president is at least as important as a run-of-the-mill criminal case and, therefore, that any privilege claim Trump actually makes would ultimately fail in court.
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But for the love-themed music video, both Taihuttu and Rondhuis wanted to do more than just a "run of the mill" music video featuring themselves along with their collaborators — they wanted to show something real.
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Above and beyond regular, run-of-the-mill bits about freedom of navigation and trade routes, the Sea of Okhotsk is ridden with submerged oil and gas deposits, which the Russians are just starting to exploit.
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We're all familiar with the stories about six-digit salaries, bean bag chairs, nap pods, free food, unlimited vacation policies and other crazy perks that seem to be run of the mill for tech companies these days.
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Destruction is supposed to be fun, so a gifted Danish hardware hacker upgraded a run-of-the-mill shredder with a 44,400-RPM brushless motor, letting the machine tear through a page in less than a second.
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The first two are your run-of-the-mill business laptops, which look very much like Apple's MacBook Pro, while the 7 Force has an all-black design, is a bit more powerful and aims at creators.
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And while these aren't your run-of-the-mill, under-$50 pairs (these luxury kicks ring in at just under $350), if you're someone who lives in a monochromatic world, we'd say they're definitely worth the investment.
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RELATED: More states request election security help But it is unknown if those attempts are related to election fraud and government hackers or run-of-the-mill cyber criminals, who also tend to be based in Russia.
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Can the global public Internet be relied on to seamlessly support billions of plugged-in, always-connected devices while averting detrimental side effects, such as a spamming refrigerator, hacked cars and run-of-the-mill dropped connections?
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The deep, red-orange body of the hot sauce looks almost like Frank's Red Hot, but menacing flecks of red, brown and yellow set it apart from your run-of-the-mill, diner table Cholula or Tabasco.
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While high profile cases can teach us a lot about how our criminal justice system responds to sexual assault allegations, they also threaten to obscure the run-of-the-mill problems that sexual violence survivors face everyday.
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The size of the bar was similar to your run-of-the-mill granola variety —think a happy medium between a Nature's Valley and KIND Bar — so I definitely didn't feel skimped out of a satiating snack.
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So these dogs aren't your run-of-the-mill house pets—they've been socialized in a way that very closely approximates their ancient lifestyle (modern wolves and dogs diverged from a common ancestor about 15,000 years ago).
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According to a report from NBC News, Twitter has been treating these accounts just like they treat your typical, run-of-the-mill spam accounts: by suspending them and, thus, deleting their tweets from the public view.
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Some of the fellows showcased on Hot Dudes With Kittens are bona fide celebrities; others are just run-of-the-mill gents with smoldering eyes and million-dollar smiles — alongside irresistible cats of every stripe, of course.
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But for those of us just dealing with a run-of-the-mill cold or respiratory infection, studies have found zero link between the shade of your sputum and the chances that antibiotics will make you better.
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Ellis asked why a run-of-the-mill bank fraud case with no "reference to any Russian individual or Russian bank" could not be handed over to the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Unfortunately, women know all too well that even the most run-of-the-mill activities, like taking the train to work or walking home alone, can pose potential threats in a world where sexual harrassment remains prevalent.
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The slideshow ahead is filled with super-fly items that are less traditionally flattering than your run-of-the-mill skater skirt, your average stilettos, or go-to peplums — but will definitely make you just as happy.
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His level of spending was more common for a run-of-the-mill congressional candidate than a surging presidential hopeful and a testament to the power of earned media coverage (see: Trump, Donald) in the modern moment.
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The study from SafeHome, entitled "Stealing Strangers' Stuff, " looked at the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting data from 2015 to find out which items are targeted by burglars, robbers and run-of-the-mill thieves in each state.
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What makes Lil Tay different from your run-of-the-mill YouTube brat, of course, is that she's nine years old, four years shy of the minimum user age for Instagram, YouTube, and other social media services.
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They make an eye-catching pair: Brian is dressed like your run-of-the-mill indie kid, but with his shiny shock of brown hair he's also the spitting image of Trip Fontaine from The Virgin Suicides.
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What we're dealing with isn't just a run-of-the-mill economic slowdown in emerging markets, but the reversal of a 20.25-year cycle in which capital has flowed into emerging markets year after year while debt grew.
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Michael Myers was your run-of-the-mill murderous psychopath in the first Halloween, but then the sequels decided to dig into his obsession with killing family members (there's a cult involved) and general inability to be killed.
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AquaSonic Black Series toothbrush and travel case — $33.99 with promo code PREZDAY15 See Details This Sonicare alternative cleans your teeth uses an impressive 35,50.993 VPM to remove ten times the plaque than your run-of-the-mill toothbrush.
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It has a particularly fast brew cycle and, most importantly, temperature control during brewing, that at 176 to 208 degrees Fahrenheit, ranges into an impressive and helpful top end that most run-of-the-mill coffee makers lack.
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It has a particularly fast brew cycle and, most importantly, temperature control during brewing, that at 176 to 20173 degrees Fahrenheit, ranges into an impressive and helpful top end that most run-of-the-mill coffee makers lack.
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Then there were the run-of-the-mill shards of hate and ignorance, like the former GOP congressman who tweeted, then deleted, a statement about how "real America" was coming after "black lives matter punks" and Barack Obama.
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"We quickly issued travel advisories, trying to ensure that any travel to the region is for critical business and not a normal run-of-the-mill kind of business meeting," said Bob Brand, a spokesman for Kimberly-Clark.
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While that kind of image would seem pretty run-of-the-mill for a fictional town as obsessed with burgers as Riverdale, this photo is special; in this photo, Cheryl and Toni are so close they're holding hands.
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Gerber Baby Food Tie For the working professional looking to show their allegiance to their most trusted producer of baby mush, this silk number will elevate your office look from "run-of-the-mill businessman" to "ABDL" instantly!
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Besides the loving homes of people across the world, these adorable meme-generators can be found in the fur at numerous coffee shops spanning the globe, and we're not talking about your run-of-the-mill bodega cats.
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The sneakers, which appear to be your run-of-the-mill Air Maxes at first glance, are actually imbued with a special finish that looks pink at certain angles, blue at others, and can even shift to purple.
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At this point, I knew that Micha was probably not the owner of a run-of-the-mill construction company, but at this point, I enjoyed their company so much that I chose to ignore my growing suspicions.
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Tia Mowry-Hardrict is keeping mum on the name choices she and husband Cory Hardrict are debating for their soon-to-arrive baby girl, but one thing's for sure — whatever they pick won't be run-of-the-mill.
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You can now ditch your run-of-the-mill cufflinks and show off your adorkable side with this pair of metallic monkeys that's sure to start a conversation with that cutie you're always running into at the pantry.
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In a 2202-2628 ruling, the court held that the Fourth Amendment's protections against an unreasonable search protects people from having the government acquire their cell-site records from wireless providers in run-of-the-mill criminal investigations.
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In a 5-4 ruling, the court held that the Fourth Amendment's protections against an unreasonable search protects people from having the government acquire their cell-site records from wireless providers in run-of-the-mill criminal investigations.
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Living on Instagram (and originating from Twitter), it's where teens provide advice on run-of-the-mill topics, like how to lose weight, things to talk about on a date, or what it's like to lose your virginity.
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Ethiopian-American Ras Nebyu refuses to be boxed in as a run-of-the-mill conscious rapper, although he was raised in a Rastafarian household in Northwest DC and is both assuredly brilliant and unafraid to show it.
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In concept stage, at least, their design imparted a playful structural dynamism, but now that the building is reaching completion, it seems to have been dumbed down into a run-of-the-mill North Miami Beach residential tower.
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His general stance is fairly run-of-the-mill among the Democratic progressives; at minimum, he's for a robust public option that he hopes most Americans would join, but he would ideally like to implement Medicare-for-all.
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Obviously the president has to make life or death decisions every day, but even run-of-the-mill local legislators are deluged with problems and have to grapple with the complex political and policy ramifications of potential solutions.
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Under California's current laws, cannabis lounges like Lowell Cafe aren't allowed to sell food or beverages, so the front patio facing the street is a basic, run-of-the-mill eatery that serves food but can't sell weed.
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And his enemies, according to his press secretary Sarah Sanders, are not just run-of-the-mill losers who are wrong -- they are traitors who should be prosecuted for a crime -- treason -- that can be punishable by death.
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" A run-of-the-mill Jack the Ripper tour guide, he entertains a collection of louche Belgian teenage tourists with pidgin French as he explains—in gory detail—the unidentified murder's M.O. "And who might ze killer be?
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Toro NYC and Boston madman Jamie Bissonnette has a few chef's tricks up his sleeve for turning run-of-the-mill fall vegetables like squash, turnips, and carrots into a rice dish on par with any Spanish tapas joint.
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Not every salad has to be primarily made up of greens with a few run-of-the-mill sliced veggies thrown in — and thank goodness because eating a salad as boring as that can be kind of a drag.
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Newman explains that a "mood state" could be run-of-the-mill anxiety or depression—the worrying or sadness we all feel from time to time—while disorders are persistent conditions that include clusters of symptoms and potential comorbidities.
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The trailer for I Kill Giants makes it seem like a run-of-the-mill YA fantasy rather than a subversive tearjerker, and the trailer for Colossal presents it as a goofball comedy rather than a scathing feminist satire.
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Two months later, Joey Barton added another chapter to the most eventful run-of-the-mill career in football history when he was found to have placed 20113,22011 bets on matches — including at least five that he played in.
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Sure, you can always get an ice cream cake, or some uncommonly delicious chocolate mousse cake, but the only good part of your run-of-the-mill cake is the scoop of ice cream on the side (funfetti excluded).
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Visionary VR is aiming to change that with their new product called Mindshow, which gives run-of-the-mill VR users the ability to dive into the medium and create a narrative from the perspective of the characters themselves.
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Bose also includes three sizes of ear molds—not as customizable as the Jaybirds, but there's still a good chance that you'll find the right fit no matter how run-of-the-mill or weird your ears might be.
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Unlike your run-of-the-mill mask, though, patches create a truly occlusive barrier on the skin that "pushes" active ingredients into the skin, which holds in moisture, eliminates the issue of evaporation, and makes them much more potent.
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Incoming senior June Kyra Dela Chica from Oregon didn't want a standard, run-of-the-mill I.D. photo, so she decided to break away from the crowd by taking her picture made up like the matchmaker from Disney's Mulan.
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The Man is a specific boss breathing down your neck, the gov'ment taking their goddamn cut, the broader system of neoliberal capitalism, whatever—it's just your run-of-the-mill proletarian disgust, and it's one most everyone can understand.
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First I ditched the easy things like scented laundry detergent, hand soap, and trash bags, and then one-by-one switched out my run-of-the-mill toiletries—all made of common irritants such as glycerin, sulfates, and formaldehyde.
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The researchers used two techniques to study the bones of the baby dino: bone histology (in other words, a microscopic-level look at the bone cells) and X-ray computed tomography (essentially a run-of-the-mill CT scan).
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Along with the grand prize winner, 21 runners-up will receive a free, run-of-the-mill five-piece nugget meal with McDonald's Japan's super eccentric new sauces, which is a lot less exciting than a hunk of gold.
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Kimchi's been around for about a billion years (give or take) as a way of turning run-of-the-mill vegetables into immortal, stank-infused pickles, which have kept the good people of Korea alive and well for centuries.
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On any given day on Vanderbilt's campus, the group of students in Alexandra Sargent Capps's theater course arrive wearing an eclectic mix of clothing, the type of ensembles you wouldn't see at your run-of-the-mill mall store.
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Sanders is ever the realist and, being one, he is quite aware of the ease with which the Clintons have turned their backs on the run-of-the-mill Americans in favor of the few, the wealthy, the elites.
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And somehow the toilet, not from this world but an obvious stand-in here for your run of the mill musician, needs to make hit singles for a culture that is ever more vicious in its consumption of music.
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But a professional organization, the Seattle-based Uptime Institute, rates the facilities on four tiers of resiliency for events like storms, earthquakes and run-of-the-mill power failures — possibly one reason the internet performed creditably during the hurricanes.
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At the evening's marquee event, a panel and Q&A on "Stepping It Up A Notch: Transitioning From Run-Of-The-Mill Property Manager to Hospitality Expert," things quickly went south once moderators opened the floor to audience questions.
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It's a tiny interaction, unprompted, unscripted, but it's exactly the sort of charming little moment that's catapulted Bon Appétit's video content from run-of-the-mill cooking instructionals to viral sensations driven by a cast of genuinely beloved hosts.
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To hear people talk about the essay in the week after it was published, you might have assumed it was merely a jealousy-driven takedown of a chronic oversharer and run-of-the-mill social media scammer: Natalie vs.
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When compared to the rest of President Donald Trump's straw men administration, Nikki Haley might seem like a standard run-of-the-mill diplomat — she wasn't really the subject of headlines (or tweets) for the better part of 2019.
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The sly question teased in "Unbreakable," the mystery that sets it apart from run-of-the-mill grandiose superhero fables, is whether Dunn is the real deal or if Glass merely wants a foil worthy of his self-aggrandizement.
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But, as he hastened to add, he was hardly a run-of-the-mill businessman: he owned and operated a theater in the neighborhood, where he put on both classics and original work, much of which he wrote himself.
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He is just more proof that American politics has been pulled so far to the right that a "run-of-the-mill centrist" (to quote the New Republic) seems not just excitingly liberal, but looks something akin to a real leader.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - From a TV chef and stand-up comic to a man in jail and a former prime minister famed for raunchy mansion parties, the new European Parliament features no shortage of less than run-of-the-mill lobby fodder.
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He was just your average run-of-the-mill guy until he was whisked away into the furthest reaches of the galaxy by his friend, who turned out to be an alien, minutes before the Earth is blown to smithereens.
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The drone collection, which we first saw last year at Star Wars Celebration is finally shipping in quantity in the U.S. (and Canada), and it's not your run-of-the-mill Star Wars spaceship recreation with some propellers slapped on it.
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What at first looked like your average run-of-the-mill way-too-f*cking-expensive-because-it's-a-joke eBay auction has since become shrouded in mystery, but we'll start at the beginning — the surprise premiere of Rick and Morty.
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Dr. Jay Shenaq, a board-certified plastic surgeon practicing in Houston, Texas, believes that just how joining a gym was once considered a luxury and then became a run-of-the-mill expenditure, cosmetic surgery will follow a similar path.
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While some of it went toward credit card bills, mortgage installments, and other run-of-the-mill payments, TD Bank officials also saw the checking account quickly pass funds to an account controlled by another participant in the Trump Tower meeting.
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But Ilardi says eBay is difficult because it doesn't group together sellers under a single product, but instead, it makes users scroll through individual listings, some of which are just run-of-the-mill used versions from everyday eBay users.
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They encounter some problems — it turns out that hiring a ship on the cheap has some pitfalls — as they discover that the Nightflyer has quirks and malevolent presences that turn a run-of-the-mill scientific expedition into a horrifying experience.
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The new celeb video Q&A feature seems to take that idea a step further, turning previously run-of-the-mill search results into something that feels like it would be more at home on a mobile social app, like Instagram.
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When you see HTTP in your browser you know you're connecting to a standard, run-of-the-mill website, as opposed to a different kind of connection, like FTP (File Transfer Protocol), which is often used by file storage databases.
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This powerful Mac app lets you finally edit PDFs See Details Unlike run-of-the-mill PDF editors swimming around the App Store, PDFpenPro has its own state-of-the-art technology called OCR, which stands for Optical Character Recognition.
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The jury's still out, but the researchers suggest that, as with moms, a dad who already has mental health issues may be at a greater risk — especially when you combine that with run-of-the-mill new-parenting sleep deprivation.
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But something Ashton-Gonzalez hadn't counted on, other than run-of-the-mill avoidance of authority, was the fact that Yerba Buena Island had been slated for redevelopment, and everything, including the tower, was scheduled to be razed to the ground.
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Even if the majority of porn-lovers aren't ready to replace their run-of-the-mill masturbators, vibrators, and hands with something more interactive, Pornhub is probably trying to secure their position as leaders in the future of horny-tech.
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The post goes into detail about how one of Superhuman's powerful features was actually just a run-of-the-mill privacy-violating tracking pixel with an option to turn it off or a notification for the recipient on the other end.
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Vivitek portable HD projector (Certified Refurbished) — $259.99 See Details Why buy a run-of-the-mill Polaroid camera when you can get your hands on this limited edition one featuring Mickey Mouse as part of the 'toon's 229.99th anniversary celebration?
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"If this were a run-of-the-mill case, you could have a verdict Thursday afternoon or Friday because they don't want to come back Monday," said Gene Rossi, a former federal prosecutor who has watched parts of the trial.
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Johnson is a run-of-the-mill minister who received little attention when he was appointed by then-DHS Secretary John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE to lead the Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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The Rubio campaign was furious, saying that the Florida senator hadn't purchased a "luxury speedboat" at all but rather had bought his family a run-of-the-mill fishing boat with a nearly $1 million advance he received on a book.
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In the deepest corners of Amazon, you'll find that the ecommerce website can be a place for buying not only run-of-the-mill products like gadgets and clothing, but also more niche items like built-it-yourself tiny homes.
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The authors list some run-of-the-mill techniques for human sacrifice, but others they mention are more, let's say, specific: being crushed under a newly built canoe, or being rolled off the roof of a house and then decapitated.
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According to Mashable, a new browser extension from Reaction Packs allows Facebook users to change the six new alternatives to just liking everything from those run-of-the-mill emoji faces to something even more expressive of your personal style.
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Normally, this run-of-the-mill event would receive little or no media attention, but DOJ officials linked the group to the migrant caravan, a charge denied by organizers, who accused DOJ of attempting to "criminalize" the Central American refugees.
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Simply described, it sounds like a run-of-the-mill love triangle, with an attractive young woman (Jeon Jong-seo) courting interest from a taciturn former classmate (Yoo Ah-in) and a rich hipster (Steven Yeun) who's hiding some dark secrets.
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Winter may not be London's peak tourist season, but travelers with plans to head to the city in the coming colder weather months can look forward to a lineup of new tours that are far from run of the mill.
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They are run-of-the-mill vulnerabilities that anyone — another government, cybercriminals, amateur hackers — could discover, as evidenced by the fact that many of them were discovered between 2013, when the data was stolen, and this summer, when it was published.
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Casting himself as a cross between Willy Wonka and a run-of-the-mill Bond villain, Elon Musk has spent his adult life trying to convince the least cool people in the world that he is the coolest person ever.
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He gave talks to relatively run-of-the-mill groups like the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce in Nebraska, but also to the David Horowitz Freedom Center in California, which the Southern Poverty Law Center describes as an anti-Muslim hate group.
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Some scientists say that, as climate change makes run-of-the-mill weather patterns more intense, this may have an impact on storms, since these external patterns — high-pressure ridges, low-pressure troughs and other phenomena — are what steer hurricanes.
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It's unknown whether the incident occurred thanks to a run of the mill disagreement or a screaming match, but either way, the father took command of one of the teen's dearest possessions, his cannabis plants, and tossed them on a bonfire.
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Run-of-the-mill ransomware attacks typically seek 1 bitcoin, now worth about $420, which is about the same as the hourly rate that some security consultants charge to respond to such incidents, according to security firms who investigate ransomware cases.
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With their Quantum Color technology, Vizio boasts up to 80% more color than your run-of-the-mill 4K HDR TV. With over 1 billion colors at its disposal, colorful shows like The Good Place will really pop on this screen.
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Right now, only five of the 150 public statues in New York are of women — we've got dozens of ethically compromised politicians and run-of-the-mill generals but we're only now working on Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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While run of the mill global positioning signal (GPS) data is gleaned specifically via satellite, A-GPS, or "assisted GPS," utilizes both a phone's internal GPS chip and data gleaned from wireless carriers cellular towers to accurately determine device location.
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And so what at first appeared to be just another run-of-the-mill missile test has turned out to be one of the most stunning and dangerous reminders of the quick growth of North Korea's nuclear and missiles programs.
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Unlike other universes in which orcs are run-of-the-mill, ill-intentioned brutes, the orcs in Warcraft are another race of intelligent creatures trying to survive through the death of their world, even if that means taking over someone else's.
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To avoid being lumped in with run-of-the-mill wagyu, a small farm in Australia has taken an extra step to ensure consumers know its meat is on the high end of the wagyu spectrum: feeding its cows chocolate.
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A couple of decades seem to some a reasonable timeline for such technically demanding and fiddly work; run-of-the-mill drugs can often take a decade to develop, and this sort of thing is far less well understood and more demanding.
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APTs like China's Unit 2127 have no interest in run-of-the-mill criminal activities such as selling pilfered Social Security numbers on the black market; they exist solely to accumulate sensitive data that will advance their bosses' political, economic, and military objectives.
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The BRAT diet is safe short-termLet's say you've ruled out the other possible problems, and you're simply dealing with an acute viral intestinal illness like your run of the mill gastroenteritis — like a stomach bug — that'll resolve in a couple of days.
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The WaterO is a tabletop device roughly the size of a bread maker that utilizes reverse osmosis, a higher and more exacting technology than the carbon filters found on your everyday, run-of-the-mill pitchers from the likes of Brita or PUR.
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And don't mistake it for just a run-of-the-mill speaker — it's one audio powerhouse, boasting two 6-inch by 4-inch woofers, two 22-mm soft dome tweeters, and a 25-watt amp to deliver crisp sonics wherever you are.
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In its Kickstarter campaign, the company points out that the watch is useful for minimizing run-of-the-mill daily power struggles and has also been well received by parents of kids with special needs who benefit from extra structure and reminders.
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Turned back up to "blaring," the redacted comments are pretty run-of-the-mill for r/Drama (mildly "toxic" for the subreddit), but Tune's content filter seems to dislike curse words and slurs, especially—which a lot of comments on the subreddit contain.
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Memphis Meats, a tech startup based in the Bay Area, announced today that it has begun production of the world's first "clean" chicken and duck meat—and they're not talking about giving some run-of-the-mill poultry a nice, soapy bath.
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They could easily be viewed as a run-of-the-mill rock band, and—despite the fact that AM, their last album, was their best in many years—I'm not sure that what they do could necessarily be viewed as particularly innovative anymore.
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A study on gift-giving and happiness published in 2015 concluded that one source of disappointment is the selection of presents intended to reflect the recipient's unique characteristics rather than more run-of-the-mill, popular items that might be more coveted.
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Playing up the sheer luxury of having enough space to store your stuff, many developers are going well beyond standard 24-inch-deep reach-ins and run-of-the-mill walk-ins to create closets where you might actually want to spend time.
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But the specific type of candy Haiduk distributed (a far cry from your run-of-the-mill Skittles or Haribo) bridged this gap of information: "The candy on offer was produced by a Croatian confectionary, Josip Kraš, formerly Union Candy," the artist reveals.
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On his radio show on ESPN 980 in Washington, D.C., "The Drive with Cooley and Czabe," Cooley dished some pretty run-of-the-mill dirt concerning RGIII and his relationship with fellow quarterback Kirk Cousins and the rest of the locker room.
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Most of my fantasies are either romantic ones or your run-of-the-mill daydreams of flying, or having boatloads of money, or how I'd want my dream house put together, or what I hope my future career turns out to be.
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This wasn't a run of the mill boozer, though — the food menu included crushed avocado and poached eggs on toasted sourdough; baked Camembert with chilli jam, toasted sesame seeds, and sourdough; and a sirloin steak sandwich with fried onions, watercress, and fries.
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There is one incredibly important upshot here: The Department of Energy really has very little to do with fighting climate change and up until George W. Bush's presidency, had been run by run-of-the-mill politicians and bureaucrats, as opposed to scientists.
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And, if you ask Jan Van Eck, CEO of Van Eck Associates and president and CEO of the VanEck Vectors ETF Trust, this move is a way to bridge the gap between run-of-the-mill investing and the burgeoning world of crypto.
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Subverting a software update system (a type of "supply chain attack" in security parlance) is usually associated with international espionage and intelligence operations — not with run-of-the-mill attempts to steal credit card numbers or banking passwords — and for good reason.
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And again, in run of the mill criminal cases, it is not at all unusual for the defense to concentrate on attacking the prosecution's case through cross-examination of prosecution witnesses, rather than attempting to defend itself by calling its own witnesses.
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Then, after years of run-of-the-mill bad sex with boys who were becoming men, as well as a few too many instances of coercion and assault, I finally figured out that sex didn't have to be so miserable all the time.
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"Spider-Man - The Lessons of Heroism," a video essay by Youtube pop-culture commentator kaptainkristian gets to the bottom of why the red-and-blue teenage hero resonates so strongly with fans, and how he's different from the run-of-the-mill superhero.
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Father Colapietro described himself as "just a regular, run-of-the-mill priest," but he was as distinctive as the performers in the pews at the Actors' Chapel, or the commuters from the Port Authority Bus Terminal down the block from Holy Cross.
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It could and should perhaps have been much more ambitious in the kind of story it tells, since the narrative and tragic worldview of the 2000s Battlestar Galactica TV series was what made it more than a run-of-the-mill military sci-fi show.
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And every Tuesday at the Gas Lamp is Karaoke Night, featuring a live band made up of four dudes who are probably in their mid-266s who, I can only imagine, probably work some run of the mill office job that is not too thrilling.
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I'm the outlier among my friends and coworkers (yes, pubic grooming is run-of-the-mill conversation in this office), who are usually Brazilianed-bare or lasered smooth, but I've been single for over a year and the occasional shave has been enough for me.
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Released just a day in advance of its namesake, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Brazzers' latest foray into video game-themed porn seems to have relatively high production value when compared with some of the adult video giant's more run-of-the-mill titles.
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Where I've felt alienated in the past by something like Black Mirror (except for, obviously, "San Junipero"), what gripped me from the very beginning of this series was that it's not your run-of-the-mill apocalyptic thriller, but an of-the-moment political commentary.
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It's a similar shock to the one experienced in Atomic Blonde, one of the most violent movies in recent memory, and the first to really take the injuries usually inflicted on run of the mill male action heroes and apply them to a female protagonist.
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But as it stands, the novelization of Solo, like the film, is a fun adventure tale within the larger Star Wars franchise that goes beyond the run-of-the-mill novelization treatment to explore a new bit of the world that we haven't yet seen.
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None of this can save it from being a largely silly, disjointed construction of run-of-the-mill scares and awkward priest jokes, but at least director Mike Flanagan gives it his best shot, which is more than we can say of his predecessor.
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But this album seems to be the harbinger of an all new Tay as that same BTS selfie from Alas proved that what appeared to be her run-of-the-mill rouge in that cover portrait was in fact a very goth, dark black lip.
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Though fans were probably expecting a run-of-the-mill book plug, Baldwin used his first post to accuse his publisher, HarperCollins, of careless editing, and to rather uncomfortably set the record straight about his romantic feelings for a few leading ladies in comedy. Yikes.
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In a ruling last week, U.S. District Judge Marcia Krieger said it was still unclear whether root9B was correct in fingering sophisticated Russian criminals as being behind the hacking scheme, or if it was the work of more run-of-the-mill Nigerian bank scammers.
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Consumer advocacy groups, vape store owners, tax-reform activists, and run-of-the-mill vapers had a rather rough go this summer, with a spate of vaping-related illnesses and a vague hysteria over what exactly brought about 2,903-plus cases and dozens of deaths.
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Early on Mr. O'Brian was relegated mostly to secondary status in run-of-the-mill westerns — with Gene Autry in "Beyond the Purple Hills" (2300), Audie Murphy in "The Cimarron Kid" (2000) and Rock Hudson (to whom Mr. O'Brian was frequently compared) in "Seminole" (21971).
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The figure includes three big verdicts over the last eight months, against Gawker, Rolling Stone and The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C. These include run-of-the-mill libel suits, and it's too early to say that the sky is falling on the press.
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"It's pretty peculiar that DOJ decided to break its practice of not issuing press releases during the shutdown for what is a pretty run-of-the-mill sentencing," said Matthew Miller, the former director of public affairs at DOJ under Attorney General Eric Holder.
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It's interesting because I've noticed that the younger generation holds Ghost up on a pedestal, so when they see me dressed down, or dressed the way I want to dress as Omari, they think of it as a step down or run-of-the-mill.
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"These weren't your run-of-the-mill New York City cat that would sleep by the window," said Dr. Anthony Fischetti, a staff doctor and the head of diagnostic imaging and radiology at the Animal Medical Center in Manhattan, who helped identify the mummified remains.
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One of the cases included run-of-the-mill tax evasion charges as well as more spectacular allegations that Cohen orchestrated illegal campaign contributions in 2016 by arranging payments of hush money to two women to suppress stories about alleged sexual affairs with Trump.
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With hundreds of millions of people staying at home over the next few weeks, attempting to minimize the spread of the coronavirus, it may be a good time to avoid seeing a doctor or visiting a medical clinic for run-of-the-mill illnesses.
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The post-production goes beyond your run-of-the-mill color correction and cutting: an animated anthropomorphic fly narrator, Looney Tunes-esque sound effects, blob-like special effects, and other cartoony editing transform the documentary footage into a surreal satire of inherently unfunny scenarios.
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But what was originally billed as a run-of-the-mill, open-carry, pro-gun event has snowballed into something much larger since it was organized last month — and authorities are fearing that violent right-wing extremist groups could show up and hijack the day.
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The rest of Fort Knox acts as a run-of-the-mill Army base, complete with a functioning high school, but the Bullion Depository has only been opened to civilians twice, in 1974, when Congress members and the media visited, and then again in 2017.
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Customization is key to this brand, which means that even though you can start with a run-of-the-mill carbonized bamboo rectangular desk measuring about 48 by 30 inches, you can change things up in terms of size, electronics, power supplies, and more.
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The garlic sauce Mr. Moore made for snails tasted less garlicky than run-of-the-mill snail butter; the snails and I never figured out what we were supposed to do with the sunny-side-up egg planted in the middle of the plate.
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The video has again stirred concerns about the reach of Sinclair, which owns or operates nearly 200 television stations across the country, and about its pro-Trump bias disguised in what many unassuming viewers may believe to be run-of-the-mill local news.
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And after checking out the seriously good stash of chilly weather staples at American Eagle, we saw a major chance to shake things up this season — as in, test out some style hacks that make our cold-weather outfits feel rad rather than run-of-the-mill.
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During Tuesday's press conference, Comey noted that it was a felony to "mishandle classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way," and that it appears as though the difference between intentional or gross negligence and ordinary run-of-the-mill negligence was an important factor.
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Back in May, we saw the internet lose its biscuits over a case of online shopping gone awry, when a customer in the U.K. found a pair of really, really, really long skinny jeans in his mailbox instead of your run-of-the-mill crotch-huggers.
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Located at what seemed like your run-of-the-mill artist warehouse in Bushwick, I was more than shocked when I discovered that his studio occupied the entire 2nd floor of the already enormous warehouse, feeling more like a creative factory than a singular artist's studio.
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The expensive, enormous machines use directional freezing, which allows water to freeze from top to bottom, forcing air bubbles and cracks down, where they can be cut off, leaving a sparkling, perfectly clear block of ice that's much harder than its run-of-the-mill counterpart.
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Note, too, that blockchains are unlikely to be of much use in mitigating run-of-the-mill infringements; it is still just too easy to crop or screen-scrape or dumb-down the high-quality version of record and create a "good enough to pirate" version.
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He turned to communism because it was a useful tool of absolute power of a kind enjoyed by no run-of-the-mill strongman, coming, as it did, with the shield of Soviet protection (plus Soviet weapons and oil) for the duration of the cold war.
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Officials say he welcomes the opportunity to use run-of-the-mill presidential events to convey his political message, and improving approval ratings have only solidified the White House view that Obama will prove a valuable asset to the eventual Democratic nominee as soon as one emerges.
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For context, the number of attendees for the National Prayer Breakfast are usually in the thousands and often include U.S. heads of state, U.S. cabinet members, members of the European Parliament, diplomats from around the world, students...you know, your run-of-the-mill political attendees.
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Follis told PEOPLE she first noticed something was off about her health after moving to a new house in May with husband Matthew and her two boys — James, 5, and Luke, 3 — but at the time she chalked it up to run-of-the-mill exhaustion.
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So, instead of just winging it this weekend, I attempted to make four of the top summer Jell-O shot recipes on Pinterest — not just your run-of-the-mill college-day plastic gelatin mixes, but the prettier, more sophisticated takes on the jiggly alcohol trend.
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Otherwise the Tab A 10.1 is your run-of-the-mill tablet: The Tab A 10.1 won't run the latest version of Android out of the box — it's shipping with Android 6.0 — but hopefully Samsung will give it an update to Nougat in the near future.
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FND's social media platforms were flooded with angry backers demanding accountability, and it seemed to be another run-of-the-mill crowdfunding fiasco, complete with a local Fox News story covering the failure, where the company acknowledged that only 10 percent of the film was ever completed.
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But expanding the diagnosis from mass killers who "post on Facebook before they walk into schools and movie theaters with guns" to run-of-the-mill "bad boyfriends" and young people in general, she argues, blinds us to how our own craving for esteem and attention works.
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Henceforth, wing night may call for Cristal instead of $2 beers, and your run-of-the-mill blue cheese will have to be replaced by Clawson Stilton Gold with gold leaf—all because the price of the wing of the chicken is now at a record high.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, who has been the key contact with Prince Mohammed, likened the doubts about the truthfulness of Saudi officials to the run-of-the-mill perfidy that the White House deals with in Washington.
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The organizer, Billy McFarland, 503, was also sentenced for running a sham ticket-selling business — but that fraud was run-of-the-mill compared with the Fyre Festival, which had been promoted by A-list social media influencers but imploded just as publicly on Instagram and Twitter.
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Heading into the episode itself, it starts with run-of-the-mill life duties/interactions with Lottie regulated to a tag-along: finding a lawyer for his cousin Alfred, getting a passport for the sage-in-training Darius, and attending a pre-school meet with Van.
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Callimachi: He's able to basically take a picture that shows a hooded figure — you do not see his face — and what, to you and I, might look like very run-of-the-mill scenery —— Browne: Yeah, so you can see these structures, the small little houses.
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Cercas did some sleuthing of his own, and "The Impostor" alternates between Marco's version of his life (not just survival in the camps but years of clandestine anti-Franco struggle back in Spain) and the life he actually led—one of run-of-the-mill conformity.
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This new reality series follows five little people from across the country as they grapple with the complications of living in a world that doesn't accommodate their needs, as well as run-of-the-mill issues like family troubles, work-life balance and the search for love.
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Where your run-of-the-mill heist movie is about a bunch of invincible-feeling guys wielding their own privilege and getting away with it (yawn), "American Animals" takes a turn: The protagonists aren't untouchable this time, and they ultimately face the repercussions of their audacity.
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Beneath all of Manson's theatrics, his bizarre ramblings, his controlling behavior and violent outbursts, his real cultural impact lay in his ability to make his run-of-the-mill petty crimes and all-too-common control and dominance of women seem like something larger than life.
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This is ghoulish and macabre but in a way it's remarkable that it has the power to shock at all, because it's little different from run-of-the-mill GOP exploitation of post-9/11 panic, the attacks in Benghazi, Paris, San Bernardino, and on down the line.
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Because it smokes like other run of the mill vape pens you might balk at the $75 price tag, but the Smokio is the rare connected vape pen and the Smokio app lets you monitor your nicotine intake so you can figure out exactly how addicted you are.
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Johnson, 55, has made a point of turning run-of-the-mill publicity events into a comedic adventure thanks to a large helping of upper-class English eccentricity, a trait that has made him popular with many Britons who see him as the antithesis of drab political rivals.
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It is set in a boring, run-of-the-mill business office, where the man's efforts to quit the terror group turn into a bureaucratic nightmare as he's forced to debate his boss on the tenets of Islam, all while artfully highlighting the contradictions of ISIS' ideology and methods.
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And Trump's contention that the meeting was just run-of-the-mill appears to fly in the face of regular campaign practice as well as comments by his nominee for FBI director, Christopher Wray, Wednesday that any political campaign that got approached by Russia should call the bureau.
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Along with the run-of-the-mill "we're aware someone with your IP address illegally downloaded our show" schtick, the threatening email adds you can easily—and for pretty low cost—watch Game of Thrones legally online, complete with all the butts, boobs, blood, and dragons your heart desires.
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But, if you feel severely hopeless, sad, or otherwise bummed out every single time you get your period to the point where it impacts how you live your life, Dr. Albertini says those feelings could be a sign of something more serious than run-of-the-mill PMS.
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We proudly have record numbers of women, Latinos, African-Americans, Muslims and LGBTQ candidates who cannot be easily painted as run-of-the-mill Washington politicians or the tired moniker of tax-and-spend Democrats, even if it has morphed into accusations of Democrats supporting open- border socialism.
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Far from being a "commonsense" approach to immigration enforcement, as the Trump administration claims, however, the 287(g) program may actually make communities less safe, by shifting the focus away from run-of-the-mill crimes and fracturing the trust between local police and immigrants in their communities.
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And indeed just such products do occupy a large sector of the advent calendar category, but these days there are so many other options out there that it would be a shame to settle for a run-of-the-mill choice without at least first considering other choices.
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SantaCon is essentially an enormous hellscape of a bar crawl where grown adults wear Christmas outfits, get hammered, and make tits of themselves (like your run-of-the-mill office Christmas party but substantially worse), and this year Guwop showed up to bring glad tidings to the proceedings.
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Through Turo, you can rent everything from a run-of-the-mill Ford Mustang or Dodge Minivan to the latest Tesla, or choose from a whole bevy of classics like a 1968 Mercedes coupe or a 1974 MG Roadster, or yes, even a fully kitted-out 1980s Volkswagen Westfalia.
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This will mean avoiding a Rick Perry gaffe of forgetting which agencies he would eliminate if he was president, but also being better prepared to answer deeply technical questions about public policy in ways that don't typically come up in a run-of-the-mill television or radio interview.
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Charby Sense Charging Cable Not only is this cable made to outlast run-of-the-mill smartphone cables, but it can also help your phone stick around longer, thanks to a built-in auto cut-off sensor that shuts down the feed when your device is fully juiced.
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That razor-thin 51-49 margin will leave GOP leadership with no room for error on top GOP agenda items — potentially including another run at repealing ObamaCare — and could put more pressure on them to negotiate with Democrats on run-of-the-mill bills and to break filibusters.
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Nothing is run-of-the-mill about the life of Jeremy Wilson, a career con man who often pretends to be a war veteran to pull off his schemes, and his two-week trial in New York on charges of forgery and possession of stolen property was no exception.
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Wattpad, the self-publishing juggernaut which also encourages fanfiction, doesn't categorize works by fandom.) The AO3's fanfiction categories include everything from run-of-the-mill fanfic about books and movies and TV to fanfic about real people (RPF), to fanfic about commercials, hashtags, and fun Tumblr posts.
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Still, several of the classic Stephen King elements are at work here — the supernatural man in black, the fraught encounter between man and boy, and untold cosmic horror translated into a microfiche catalog of everyday details — told through a run-of-the-mill fishing trip gone horrifically awry.
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Most speeches people see her give are run-of-the-mill campaign stump speeches, which are necessarily chummier, looser, less scripted, occupying an uncomfortable medium between the close, one-on-one or small group listening sessions that Clinton thrives in and big arena-size keynotes like her convention speech.
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Aside from the titular screen size (at a middling 224 ppi), there's really not much to talk about with what will almost certainly be a run of the mill budget Android tablet with 32GB of storage, two cameras and a headphone jack — which admittedly does qualify as a feature in 2018.
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She's played a fairytale princess on Once Upon a Time and a teenager with supernatural powers in the Hallmark channel's Good Witch, but actress Bailee Madison needed some real life magic (and a little help from Wayfair) to transform her run-of-the-mill garage into a fabulous hangout spot.
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A lot of people think that 14 years in jail for her husband who apparently had upset the Obama administration was a bit much given there was nothing other their run-of-the-mill campaign stuff where what you guys should do is, you know, let&aposs do some fundraising.
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Characterizing this behavior as everyday, run-of-the-mill friendliness is grossly inaccurate, and whether they knew it or not, every last public commentator who referred to Biden as just being a "hugger" participated in the classic strategy of discrediting women who speak out against powerful men by minimizing the behavior.
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But Whitehead isn't your run of the mill novelist, black or otherwise; The Underground Railroad is the type of slavery novel in which the Misfits get thanked in the acknowledgements, and the book has a driving, propulsive energy that keeps you jumping up and down even if you aren't at CBGBs.
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"What Mike G assumed would be a run-of-the-mill conversation about the upcoming tour turned into Brown shutting Mike G alone into a room with him and brutally attacking him – punching him four times in the face and neck," reads the complaint, which has been obtained by PEOPLE.
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Whimsically nicknamed "Blood Cemetery" because of Abel and Betsy Blood's tombstones, Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis, New Hampshire, is home to one unusually specific phenomenon, among the other run-of-the-mill ghost stuff like floating orbs: There's a hand carved into Abel's headstone, its index finger pointing to heaven.
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A new research note claims that Apple might not have an updated SE in the cards at all — or if there is one, customers can expect a minor update that amounts to a run-of-the-mill spec boost and no new features like wireless charging or Face ID, via MacRumors.
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With all the hype surrounding Kylie Jenner's impossible to get ahold of collection of Lip Kits, it's starting to seem like this isn't just your run-of-the-mill makeup anymore, but a mouth paint imbued with magical powers to transform your lackluster lips into a perfectly full, nude-hued pout.
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Your run-of-the-mill script kiddie might be more interested in going after low-hanging fruit like unpatched Wordpress sites instead of your relay, but a sizable swathe of intelligence agencies flush with cash and thirsty for secrets will be watching your relay and contemplating how to exploit it.
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That's due to the unique psychological nature of chemical weapons: Because we find them to be much more terrifying than conventional weapons, ISIS using one — even though it failed — is more panic-inducing than even a successful strike using rockets, mortars, grenades or other types of run-of-the-mill armaments.
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The first Thanksgiving feast, enshrined in American culture and folklore, was really just a run of the mill harvest celebration at the time, but because it was the pilgrims' first successful harvest in North America (all thanks to the Wampanoag Indians who helped them out), it was given more significance.
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But as someone who's struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) partially resulting from multiple sexual assaults (with some run-of-the-mill anxiety and depression in there, too), I am drawn to Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt probably more than the average viewer just there for the slapstick and Peeno Noir.
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Liv and the people around her are all still figuring out how the whole zombie thing works, but the show thankfully sidesteps more run-of-the-mill "Oh, my God, zombies exist?!" conversations; once people know the truth, they generally accept it, allowing the action continue without too much repetitive exposition.
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At $4 to $8 each, these small but elaborate edifices seem worthier than the run-of-the-mill pastries available at every urban corner deli and curbside coffee cart, enabling their artisans to cover the ever-increasing cost of basic ingredients, particularly butter, whose price hit a historic high last year.
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"When school boards and other municipal offices are up for election at odd times, few run-of-the-mill voters show up at the polls, but voters with a particular interest in these elections — like city workers themselves — show up in full force," Eitan Hersh of Tufts wrote for FiveThirtyEight.
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The modern multinational corporation — operating in dozens of countries; buying and selling products and raw materials in a slew of different currencies; seeking to protect itself from volatile prices, fluctuating foreign-exchange rates and sundry unforeseeable risks — needed banks that would provide much more than run-of-the-mill loans.
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