There are some things you have to see to believe.
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Here's what customers will see to participate in Project Eclipse.
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See to the safety of your passengers and your crew.
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And it's definitely something you have to see to believe.
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How do you explain how you see to other people?
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However, we will see to it that her legacy continues.
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The property goes from can't see to to can't see.
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See, to me, it's still an antiquated way of thinking.
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As for giving orders (mythos), men will see to that.
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One has to learn to see, to hear, to perceive.
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There is always something more to see, to discover, to associate.
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This Disney transformation is one you'll want to see to believe.
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Swatting is something that, really, you have to see to believe.
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There's too much out there to see to retrace your steps.
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"There's a lot of dreams to see to fruition," he says.
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But I've already said too much; you must see to believe.
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Who are you going to see to blank out your worries?
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But what do Senate Democrats want to see to fix Obamacare?
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This is something we all need to see to understand L.A.
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We're able to dehumanize individuals that we see to be criminals.
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Chiqui hires a housekeeper to see to Chela's highly specific needs.
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The Prime Minister has said that she will see to their demands.
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You see to some extent this is actually also reflected on Twitter.
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TC: What do you personally need to see to pull the trigger?
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"It's something that you really have to see to believe," Iribe said.
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Larin realizes what we as audience members see to be completely obvious.
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And our unconscious will see to it that we have that actuality.
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The universe had arranged for humans to see to the nearest exit.
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Go to: Broadway, to see "To Kill a Mockingbird," starring Jeff Daniels.
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"This is something we all need to see to understand L.A." _____ 11.
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This rumor of someone close by, we'd better go see to that.
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The above video shows stacking skills that you have to see to believe.
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Well, I said I don't see, to me, he was doing the job.
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Here's what to see to get pumped up, blissed out, or freaked out.
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Inflation and the rising ticket costs it prompts will always see to that.
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It was a truly electric performance that you have to see to appreciate.
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You can see to see when messages actually arrived on the recipient's device.
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Read more: 20 wild shoe designs that you have to see to believe
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As the party in power, see to it that an amendment is proposed.
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The Germans love to go fast and, as we'll see, to get naked.
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Statues and memorials are the only way I see to repay the descendants.
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The practicalities of low-temperature operation alone are likely to see to this.
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See to that before asking any employee whom you supervise on a date.
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I get my MRI tomorrow afternoon to see to see how bad it is.
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It allows the colors we see to look the same no matter the lighting.
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"I won't do it!" she cries after being commanded to see to Earth's destruction.
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Twitter also allowed users to limit the notifications they see to users they follow.
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Forecasters warned the northwest of the state could see to 53 inches of rain.
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You're working together, you see, to conquer the world one gym at a time.
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I suppose I should see to these other three Divine Beasts, at some point.
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Harper's smile is all he needs to see to know what her answer is.
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Critics said the deal ceded power from the Holy See to the Communist Party.
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It is cool, you see, to drive a 5,000 pound vehicle to the mall.
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Sharlet stopped to listen, to see, to take a remembrance: a shockingly rare act.
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"I said, 'You see, to challenge these girls you need more power,'" Drouet said.
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"I will just see to it," and she strode briskly out of the room.
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"The only way we see to improve things is to speak with one voice."
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The Ambient EQ effect is also extremely cool—something you have to see to believe.
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"It's human nature to stretch, to go, to see, to understand," said astronaut Michael Collins.
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His government will see to it that "justice and security are suitable sisters", he said.
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They also can't monitor 24/7 or immediately upload what they see to the cloud.
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See, to them, disabled kids were the ones who got hidden away in "special" classrooms.
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It's a one-brain, mind-meld process that you almost have to see to believe.
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And I felt like that was all I needed to see to know I'd won.
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He said consumers would have to "wait and see" to find out what it looks like.
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Our job is to document what we see, to be honest and thorough in our reporting.
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Anywho... LTV: Basically you have a media portrayal, something that you can see to be, right?
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Nongovernment organizations and international aid groups generally see to the needs of refugees placed in camps.
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Now, users will be able to limit the notifications they see to only people they follow.
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Yes, D'Alessandro did, at times, see to the welfare of his boss's welter of coddled cats.
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Lend us your aid and I shall see to it that you are [well/properly] rewarded.
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I had to stand up and see to him, as my son comes first after all.
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The executives aren't getting the entire picture they need to see to get to the top.
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You should assume (and behave) as if the young woman can see to her own needs.
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Morton compares the market-driven reality we fail to see to that of a swimming pool.
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See, to Earth, Superman is a hero (granted one who had no choice about coming to Earth).
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Lastly, who would you like to see to run for president in 2020 on the Democratic side?
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New footage of a sleeping octopus rapidly changing its colors is something you must see to believe.
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Asking kids to relate what they see to their own experiences helps the positive lessons sink in.
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But I'm kind of excited for some movies I really want to see to hit theaters again.
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And then obviously we need to see to check that he is going to walk the talk.
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Instead, my point here is to simply point out what I see to be the trade-offs.
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The Bellusaurus is in your court (and it's making an awful mess, so, go see to that).
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CANNON BALL, N.D. — Ranchers are arming themselves before they climb onto tractors or see to their livestock.
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Ransom told her that if she got in he'd see to it that she got a scholarship.
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And we're going to see to it that it passes, and the law is on our side.
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You see, to be a fan of cycling is to be an inadvertent aficionado of international intrigue.
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Take a look inside four homes with incredible subterranean lairs that you have to see to believe.
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For example, when users move their heads they expect what they see to change immediately in response.
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"I will see to it that they are sentenced to the maximum," he said of the policemen.
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Although she was on strike she decided to see to them and recognised signs of the deadly virus.
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RELATED:Here's What Cupping Actually Feels Like11 Old-School Sex Toys You Have To See To BelieveThe Paleo Paradox
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Swaggering up to the door, I wink at every businessman I see to get me in the mood.
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The main attraction of Underhill, though, is the massive indoor pool, which you have to see to believe.
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"We're honored to be here to see, to be in the presence of, a former President," Hickey said.
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"What we need to see to get investors back into the market is stronger revenue growth," she said.
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Scouts and coaches use what they see to measure the speed, strength, and agility of the NFL hopefuls.
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For some families, leaving the child behind is the only way they see to save that child's life.
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Khanna also outlined Thursday two other steps he would like to see to decrease tensions with North Korea.
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But the company decided to cap the returns that investors will see — to $100 for every dollar invested.
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So I expect for the next week, every day, the headline number that people see to get worse.
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See, to get us to subscribe to these services they need to have shows we want to watch.
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"Be it seeds or pharmaceutical companies we should see to it that there is no monopoly," Singh said.
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To prevent these issues, there are changes we would like to see to the rules of both houses.
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The letter aimed to see to what extent he was involved in the call between the two presidents.
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That was fun to do: just to see, to imagine, what it was before, who these guys were before.
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I'll be watching to see to what extent some sever lobbying ties and accelerate investments in other energy technologies.
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She told Mr. Dulos based on that report, 'You will never see your children, I will see to it.
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She did not, however, lay out a clear roadmap for what the Fed needs to see to raise rates.
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It's usually a manual process that requires contributors to study satellite imagery and add what they see to maps.
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Either way, we've got you covered with this collection of political swag that you have to see to believe.
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It's actually quite fun and I get see to see my friend on a weekly basis, which is lovely.
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It's genuinely nice to see to see these women back in a familiar place from before they were famous.
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We'll have to wait and see to find out, but one thing's for sure: He's in a great place.
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Or is Refn just using the rape of a girl we never actually get to see to kill time?
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Beginning inside ripe cocoa pods, DOVE® Chocolate undergoes a mouthwatering transformation that you've got to see to believe.
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Children will also use what they see to figure out intelligent new actions, like putting peas in a soufflé.
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For that reason, it's not really good enough to just report everything and anything you see to a customer.
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The answer to that is IN SEARCH OF, which we get if we add SEE to KING for SEEKING.
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"She has her person in place at Viacom and potentially a successor she'd like to see to Les Moonves."
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I see to all the bills and taxes, so how about you take care of something for a change?
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She told me there are four key things she'd need to see to get comfortable recommending it to patients.
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And so we can count ourselves extra icey this week, as we got to see to high-flying studies.
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"We see to Arqiva portfolio as a good starting point for Cellnex to benefit from this growth," they wrote.
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But many leading Republicans see, to borrow a little Yogi Berra, a case of déjà vu all over again.
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"Some see to think that if this bill is sufficiently narrow President Trump will … embrace the bill," Doggett said.
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"It's a horrible thing to see, to understand what force was involved," South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster told reporters.
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It's shifting into programmatic for most of the banners and buttons that folks see, to really high-end custom.
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"The more code we saw, the more links we could see to more and more attacks," Mr. Beek said.
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The WCC echoed the National Coalition's immediate goal to end air strikes and see to the release of detainees.
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"We invite the president to come and see — to come and see what happened," he told BuzzFeed News on Monday.
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I love that they greet me and their little faces are the first thing I see to begin my day.
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All of it, he added, is in service of a dream he hopes to see to fruition in his lifetime.
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"If you are assigned to a guest in a suite, you will see to their every request," lectures her supervisor.
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Background: Vehicles on the road today benefit from a century of development to ensure people can see to drive safely.
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The woman posting the job could not attend and wanted See to go in her place – to act as her.
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Think of all the adorably friendly interviews we're about to see to prove these kids are the best of friends.
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Jessica Alba's face is all you need to see to understand why she says this WILL be her last child.
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Now, to compare the data an ISP may see to the personal data a service such a Google can see.
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It's obviously something that they need to go and repair, so we have to see to what degree that is.
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The Aujik team has created a new dimension, their very own parallel universe, that you have to see to believe.
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Yes, one New York City ice cream parlor is debuting a new flavor that you have to see to believe.
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The high-powered cameras send what they see to 16 monitoring centers in Ecuador that employ more than 3,000 people.
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When her husband takes her to walk on the nearby Downs at night, she can't see to find her way.
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The statement went on to say career attorneys should report any troubling actions they see to the department's Inspector General.
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Five of us committed — online and in print, for the world to see — to shift our behavior in the kitchen.
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Other migrants cross the border illegally and turn themselves in to the first agents they see to ask for refuge.
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Why not see to it that any North Korean submarines that venture into the open seas never return to port?
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" Bitzer went on to say he's looking to see "to what extent [this partnership] can mitigate the inherent Sears decline.
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We need to get it out in the open and to see to it that people are brought to justice.
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So we want to adhere to it and see to it that Iran does too, that Iran behaves with restraint.
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For many years, female candidates tried to adopt the characteristics voters wanted to see — to act, stereotypically speaking, like men.
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And a rampage video that you must see to believe, it&aposs hysterical, we were screaming in the car about it.
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In the process, however, Life-Size 2 indulges in some truly bonkers moments, which you may need to see to believe.
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MIT's Cheetah 3 robot doesn't need to see to run up a set of stairs, a new video from MIT shows.
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"When officially informed, the company will evaluate the situation and see to it that its rights are preserved," the statement said.
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Frank Ocean and Migos (see?) to give hear this track (below), and tell me it doesn't at least offer stiff competition.
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They look for characteristic bands of polarized light emanating from the sun, which we humans can't see, to get their bearings.
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"All this makes for very interesting political theater, we'll have to wait and see to see what Prayut does," said Eyler.
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This opportunity is the most powerful and effective way I see to combine my life experiences and make a positive impact.
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"We will analyze more closely to see to what extent the rising PM2.5 is due to increasing industrial emissions," he added.
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Tap on the face you can see to make the camera zoom right in on this mask of your own visage.
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The closest thing I could see to an outbreak of violence was a group of mates hugging each other too tight.
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In a news conference earlier this month, Warner outlined the changes he wanted to see to campaign ads on social media.
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"Particularly for grandparents, that is a means we see to really set aside a substantial nest egg for college, " she said.
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Why not see to it she's elected and then blackmail her every day and get what you want out of her?
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We will see to it that these are the heroes who will lead the way to many homecomings in the future.
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You can imagine what it would be like if you couldn't see to your personal hygiene needs in these living conditions.
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Mora said it was difficult to see to what degree the ECB may loosen but that he expected only "slight" easing.
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" It relates, she writes, to those "for radical, hopeful sites that we cannot see — to let them go, again and again.
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"We will analyse more closely to see to what extent the rising PM2.5 is due to increasing industrial emissions," he added.
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Sharlet drives the man to the hospital to see to a bad wound he's been neglecting, Bad Company on the radio.
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Seeing sports through this privileged, gold-rimmed pair of glasses has helped J'Biebs to see to the deeper truth of sports.
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So that's where I'm leaving Bound, because there's simply too much to see to in September to be replaying the past.
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In other words, see to it that the government is taking as little as possible in taxes from your paycheck every week.
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This trailer is just a purposeful departure from the show's original image, and I will be interested to see to what end.
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"Whichever of us dies first, the other will see to it that we look beautiful at the last," Sermak recalls Davis saying.
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He's been platinum blond and he's been bald, but his latest cut is one that you definitely have to see to believe.
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Nest Cam Outdoor (BUY HERE) While doorbell cameras are increasingly popular, they limit what the homeowner can see to a narrow area.
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The only downside I see to this is—and look, I know a fair share of Patriots fans—this move might backfire.
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This is when things get wacky: When Nat asks Samuel to let him leave and see to Cherry's health, there's little dialogue.
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Create stronger federal penalties for employing illegal immigrants and see to it that federal law-enforcement agencies get serious about enforcing them.
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Facebook said it believes that it now gives users enough control over what ads they see to warrant circumnavigating the blocking software.
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So I have very clear views about what I want to see to kind of change the balance on the Supreme Court.
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"No person needs to be attacked for their opinion on what they see to be appropriate for their children," Mr. Staples tweeted.
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Secondly, we are working with the FBI directly and they have our full cooperation to see to it that justice is served.
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"Sometimes they go out of their way, you see, to hurt and commit acts which are outrageous," Mugabe said in the interview.
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I've criticized Rockstar in the past for what I see to be poor writing, but perhaps it's more a matter of genre.
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I came up with the 'It's On Us' proposal to see to it that women were treated more decently on college campuses.
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Or maybe they make no such assumptions, but simply want to try and see — to test the line between comedy and tragedy.
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Even the controversy of "fake news" is an attempt to restrict the press we see to only one side of the story.
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The researchers wanted to see to what extent the new cells had helped the animals to identify and respond to their environment.
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"This is for everyone waiting to see these communities flourish and wanting to see to it that this does not happen again."
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I would think then that he is also in a great position to see to it that we now do things right.
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Let's stay the course on this issue and see to it that Special Olympics and its values remain a priority for all.
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If it is, see to it that it's held outside, or your home will inevitably smell like a medieval brothel for several weeks.
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So the R&Ds are going to really see to specific kind of needs in China and we're going to custom make products.
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A cleared ELC can be see to the right and to the left is a protected area of forest now logged and burned.
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I've given him more than 40 years of my life, and the world will no doubt see to his legacy without my help.
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The only way the industry can see to do that is to make sure that there isn't any other way to see movies.
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But there's a furious, nihilistic glee in the way that Sam Levinson directs this film that you almost have to see to believe.
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His brother (Kyle Chandler), who had long suffered from heart disease, dies, forcing Lee to return to Manchester to see to his affairs.
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It's woefully short of what we need to see to introduce widespread benefits... We need regulations that address 737- and 747-scale aircraft.
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As we'll see, to become the video chat tool that everyone is using today, Zoom had to beat a host of entrenched competition.
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If you have issues around your living situation you need to take care of, Mars will certainly energize you to see to it.
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Engineers felt they did not get enough practice runs at the controls and could not properly see to familiarize themselves with the route.
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"With the rise in optimism, we'll soon see to what extent this translates into a change in economic behavior," Boockvar said in a note.
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Once a doctor was able to see to him, the emergency room physician used a syringe filled with lidocaine to exterminate the vile creature.
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Also the video you have to see to believe, a big city mayor unseemly celebrating over a policy that frankly brings death and destruction.
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And really what we&aposre looking for here is to see to what degree the Republican Party is becoming the party of Donald Trump.
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With Google Lens, your smartphone camera won't just see what you see, but will also understand what you see to help you take action.
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We caught the hour-long, hands-off demo at E3, and it was the kind of wild ride you need to see to believe.
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I think I went to go find someone who maybe could help or who I could see to be allowed to call the police.
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"Today I'm just amazed to be here, to be able to talk, to see, to praise God," she told the congregation, the newspaper reported.
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We've barely had time to get over that new unicorn cake trend, but now there's another sweet treat you have to see to believe.
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The truck came thundering down here into this department store and they put up plyboard as you can see to replace that smashed window.
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"So far, they don't seem to be doing much of anything we can see to bring incremental paying subscribers into the system," Juenger said.
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By picking the right accounts, you could tailor what you see to enter a pocket of scientific discovery you may never have known about.
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In today's academy, social scientists begin with theory, often-grand theory, and then see to what degree actual people confirm or disprove those theories.
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He helps animals as a veterinary technician and hadn't been able to work since the accident because he couldn't see to drive a motorbike.
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But it's undoubtedly something of a disappointment to many Jeopardy viewers who were eager to see to see a long-held record finally surpassed.
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I walked into my bathroom, saw the scale, and wanted just to see — to make sure that my weight wasn't spinning out of control.
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One downside I can see to the US sitting down to negotiate with North Korea is that it would kinda feel like they've won.
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Unfortunately, the biggest daily obstacle that we see to providing better care at a lower cost is the astronomical price increases of prescription drugs.
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It's also about understanding the policy environment in which the virus occurs, and advocating for the changes you want to see to that environment.
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When professional people enter our private worlds, we reasonably expect that they won't feel free to report every problem they see to the authorities.
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We must continue to see to it that the Department of Veterans Affairs lives up to the promises we have made to our veterans.
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If Bashar al-Assad doesn't leave Syria voluntarily then we should see to it that he dies like the children he has massacred -- soon.
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Maybe all I needed to see to know Hustlers was going to be one of my favorite movies of the year was Ramona's introduction.
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"I assured the security guard that we will see to bringing him back to Israel; we have experience in this," Mr. Netanyahu said earlier.
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Like humans, a car may not necessarily need to "see" to get to where it's going—it just needs to sharpen its other senses.
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Speaking in Rome, Cardinal Pell said he was innocent and would take time off from his duties in the Holy See to fight the charges.
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And any top-down solution to the internet's algorithmic filter bubbles requires purposefully altering what people see to expose them to things they don't like.
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Northern Lights portrays the church as a corrupt organization, seeking to claim control of people, limiting their awareness of what they see to be sin.
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The world will finally see to what extent President-elect Trump will implement his protectionist policies and Europe will be subject to several key elections.
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"We invite the president to come and see — to come and see what happened," Mohamed Omar, the center's executive director, told BuzzFeed News on Monday.
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But I liked to do that just because it was interesting, that was the closest I could see to it being in the public eye.
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There are green, yellow and red lights that each candidate will see to signal when time is up and they will also hear this sound.
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Emmy Rossum got hitched over the weekend, and her wedding dress is the kind of ultra-elegant design that you have to see to believe.
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In August, the company reduced the number of movies that subscribers could see to three a month and restricted the films to a rotating list.
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"We will see to it ... that procedures and mechanisms are put in place to ensure that something like this can never happen again," he said.
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Brown recorded a phone conversation with head coach Jon Gruden -- who didn't see, to know he was being recorded -- and posted it on social media.
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Its dual OLED 2,880 x 1,600 display dwarves that of the previous Vive and offers a visual boost that you'd have to see to believe.
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Mr. Spota said that if one police officer cooperated, "He'll never work here again and I will see to it," according to Mr. Hickey's testimony.
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"The basic test of a functioning democracy is its ability to create new wealth and see to its fair distribution," Mr. Rohatyn said in 1982.
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But while it constantly bothers the player to see to seemingly trivial matters—guys, really, I'm the only one who can pick fruit around here?
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They did none of these things—and even reportedly voted down a resolution to "encourage" the Holy See to make public any documents concerning McCarrick.
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"It's a really long pier so she couldn't see to the end, but when she got there, I was standing there," Paisley told PEOPLE in 2008.
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After that whole pregnancy-shaming debacle late last year, it's great to see to see America's first work wife and work husband fawning over one another.
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They could bring the art they wanted to see to life by creating opportunities for actors and writers who looked like them, something both experienced firsthand.
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That comes as the restaurant operator's mainland China stores remain shuttered until further notice, as authorities see to clamp down on the spread of the virus.
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We see only what the the show want us to see, to the point that so-called "human moments" are curated and vetted for maximum impact.
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Everything is an influence, whether good or bad, and over time you take in the experiences and things you see to piece together what you like.
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He watched her show from the audience and she gave him a shout-out from the stage, dedicating love song "For Me You See" to him.
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We come together as a union of women... We look and see to the future and what our lives would be, because we're a powerful force.
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I'd love to see, to have at least a few of the women jockeys who are out there be able to get to the next level.
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"We are following what the Member States are doing because we see… to some extent a fragmented picture of different problems in different countries," she noted.
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It will also be scrutinized to see to what extent he has Trump's ear in a White House where factions appear to be competing for influence.
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At this point there's no way that I could see to switch between the Depth Effect preview and a standard image before taking your Portrait photo.
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Most people I speak to about swimming outdoors say they cannot stand the idea of not being able to see to the bottom of the pond.
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"It was an amazing thing to see — to know that nothing can stop us from being great as long as we are together," he told Insider.
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After the Viacom imbroglio, this is yet another example of how a controlling interest can see to it that economics are secondary to politics and relationships.
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It's also theatrical: Executions are choreographed to produce a quiet spectacle for an audience of witnesses, who then convey what they see to the wider world.
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"The only way I can see to deploy this much financial resource is by converting my Amazon winnings into space travel," Bezos said at the time.
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If he truly believes that, then he is duty-bound to demand an immediate recount and see to it that the election was carried out legally.
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What's next: The administration is putting together a legislation package to see to address the loopholes in the system and the failures at the southern border.
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So it's funny to me see to see Slack get a positive profile in a book that is all about trying to step back from distraction.
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Like all those records I played at the wrong speed, Pallbearer's leave space to soak in each chord, even if you can't see to the bottom.
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"You should focus on making sure we're in a situation where we're able to see to it that unemployment benefits can get to people," Biden said.
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I had responded to a hundred and eighty already, and brought the remaining fifty to the beach, where I figured I'd see to ten a day.
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"Given the risks we see to semiconductor companies from an overheated semi cycle, we have been conservative in our estimates for broad-based companies," Moore said.
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But there has been speculation ever since then that Mr. Xi could see to it that Mr. Wang remained a powerful player in China's political leadership.
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They've moved beyond being "the non-binary character" or "the undiscovered genius only Bobby can see" to a character who is genuinely, in all moments, unpredictable.
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But it's very much wait and see to see how its target users—partiers, fashionistas, musicians and DJs—respond to it it down at SXSW this week.
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Andrea Bocelli doesn't need to be able to see to enjoy the sea ... and doesn't give a damn how he looks as long as he's having fun.
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And we will see to what extent the damage that he does over the next few days, but I can&apost imagine any benefit from this trip.
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Check out the video above to get a peek into the seven-and-a-half-hour process, because really, it's something you need to see to believe.
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The boss on whom you rely for your daily bread, aka the person who could fire you, and perhaps see to it that you're never hired elsewhere?
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When he was young the water of the Kapuas was clear; in the dry season you could see to the bottom, a few metres below the surface.
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Bloom watched her show from the audience and she gave him a shout-out from the stage, dedicating the love song "For Me You See" to him.
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This month, the American Museum of Natural History is adding another must-see to its legendary Fossil Halls: a cast of a 122-foot-long sauropod dinosaur.
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And they're not doing it because they know that if they did do it, they won't see the deals that they need to see to be successful.
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That combination is typical of the kind of market leadership one would want to see to forecast extended gains for the stock market into the second quarter.
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"Yield curves are responding to what they see, to what I believe is a global economic slowdown," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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The group is all that can be heard as Lien and Ed's staff see to the last lingering customers and begin to clean up for the night.
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Taiwan does not oppose exchanges between the Vatican and mainland China because it is the job of the Holy See to promote the Catholic faith, Wu said.
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"All this turmoil in financial markets hasn't done any damage yet, that I can see, to the labor market" Zandi said on a call with the media.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said Wednesday that McConnell should see to it that the FBI report's findings, or at least a summary, are made public.
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It's the challenge of Elsewhere to stay, rather than present, a vision of the things you want to see—[to] respond to the world that surrounds you.
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It's not anywhere near the 32 percent drop we'd need to see to get the average American in line with the recommended limits, but it's a start.
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And in authoritarian societies, repression will have to be ratcheted up to heights we have not been recently used to see, to keep a clamp on protest.
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Time is still passing for the characters in the same way, but the amount of it we need to see to follow the story has greatly decreased.
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To resolve the matter, Barclays also agreed to strengthen its whistle-blower program, which allows employees to anonymously report problems they see to the bank's senior leaders.
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Some of my best friends, whom I see to this day, still worked there, and I occasionally returned to freelance at the magazine as a fact-checker.
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This paring down shifts the emphasis from what we see to how we see, and I don't think anyone will feel the poorer for the trade-off.
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This may have to do with the bright lighting — butchers need to be able to see to do their work — or the relative starkness of the atmosphere.
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In most cases, the egg will most likely have been fertilized by the intended sperm, but "we will have to see" to know for certain, he said.
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You see, to make fireworks, you need four basic components: Fuel, usually gunpowder, a compound that produces color, a fuse, and glue to hold it all together.
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And Congress hasn't always upheld its responsibility to see to the interests of those living in unincorporated territories—that is, American citizens without full representation in Congress.
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I base this prediction largely on the growing barriers I see to bitcoin's emergence as a payment tool, obstacles that revolve around the two issues described below.
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None of the Medicare buy-in plans included major new taxes or anything like you would see to pay for the Medicare-for-all single-payer plans.
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Beasts of the deep Scientists collected a sample of the sponge in an effort to identify it, or at least see to what species it may be related.
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For example, if you want to leave property to one of your children, you can see to it that another child gets an equivalent amount in insurance money.
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If you look carefully, its hooves have been horribly damaged because they're experimenting on the pig to see to what extent the hyperbaric oxygen chamber can heal frostbite.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The spectacle of seeing the American flags along with the DPRK flags as the backdrop for that handshake is really jarring, actually, to see, to witness.
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Now, the president&aposs meeting with Vladimir Putin has been compared, let&aposs see, to the Holocaust, Pearl Harbor, 9/11 and the rhetoric has been absolutely psychotic!
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"To save lives, we must save livelihoods also ... This is the way forward that we see to eradicate hunger and extreme poverty once and for all," he said.
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Not officially, of course, but the American film industry prefers to let the Academy see to the prestige economy while the globally marketed franchises look after the money.
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There is no other side because the doorframe is occupied by a screen running custom software that computes the viewer's perspective and changes what they see to match.
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And men are naturally inclined to want variety, so if a man is rich enough and white enough, he gets multiple women to see to his various needs.
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MoviePass, the popular but embattled discount ticket app, has changed its rules yet again, this time limiting the number of films users can see to three per month.
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The Fed will not raise rates again until "the data allows it," he said, without saying what data he would need to see to support a rate hike.
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We will reflect on today's judgment and consider how best to deliver the further improvements we want to see to passenger safety and to standards across the industry.
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The rate-setting committee also is still waiting to see to what extent Trump administration policies on tax, spending and regulation will be able to get through Congress.
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It would make sense that Cap would sacrifice himself, but also that he would see to it that the Avengers are left in capable, caring, and responsible hands.
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"This round and voluptuous little French miss is put on spectacular display," Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times, calling her "a phenomenon you have to see to believe."
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"We must see to it that the frightful carnival of blood now raging in the South shall continue no longer," vowed Ohio Representative (and future president) James Garfield.
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The one compelling argument I can see to give up smoking now is how I choose to answer the question of who gets a claim on my body.
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The first weekend of competition was marked by major upsets that left fans everywhere bemoaning their "busted brackets" and plays that, well, you have to see to believe.
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We pay above-market rate to all of our producers for everything, and we personally see to it that it passes on to their workers and their families.
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The crew meets for an hourlong orientation, where they learn the correct technique for dispersing the confetti, which Mr. Heining says you have to see to fully appreciate.
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I add any and all erratic behavior of the clients I see to conversations on the list for girls to draw their conclusions and to set their boundaries.
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"But is it helpful for our common goal to see to it that this negative impact that Iran has is contained by canceling the only agreement?" she asked.
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"The only way that I can see to deploy this much financial resource is by converting my Amazon winnings into space travel," he said in a recent interview.
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I was the oldest of a coterie of kids, and I had to see to it that we made an appearance, usually with our hands over our ears.
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I always see to it that I have the right pots and platters, and enough plates, glasses, flatware and generous napkins for the head count on my list.
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No telling consumers up is down, black is white, cats are dogs, and everything we know to be true—what we see to be true—is actually a lie.
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We picked what we picked, it's here, it's ready,'" he continued, adding West told him, "'No, this is what people need to see to go along with this music.
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"Just as important, I will see to it that the will of the American people is not derailed by the left or the self-serving Washington establishment," he added.
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"When presented with scary facts, it's often easier to take a 'hear no evil, see to evil' approach than to accept and act upon the information," Rothstein told Hyperallergic.
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" Tech journalist Simon Le Gros Bisson: "The only upside I can see to an IBM/RHAT deal is if IBM lets Red Hat run it like a reverse takeover.
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There are in any business, any business, and we're excited about the opportunities that we see to really serve our clients in a differentiated way and grow our franchise.
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"I will see to it and will personally escort him to the airport," Duterte added, promising to let Sison return to exile in the Netherlands, regardless of the outcome.
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I hope everyone who comes to see the show, or even reads about it here, sees what they need to see to help them level up a little bit.
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CreditCreditSusan Bryant Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — For decades, my grandmother was the caretaker of a gangly, disorganized houseplant with nothing, so far as I could see, to recommend it.
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It was sickening to see—to realize that in equal measure to the shame I was always hearing from the guys around me, there was also a violent pride.
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Ahead, everything from the chicest dining staples we ever did see to enviably sleek pot-and-pan bundles, sharp (in both senses of the word) knife sets, and beyond.
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For the sake of all living things, let's see to it that far more of our planet is protected by the people, for the people and for all time.
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It's easy to get caught up adding everything you see to cart, only to have a small cry when the price on your checkout page lists too many zeros.
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CNN was recently invited to see to a competition in Georgia between North Atlanta High School and Grady High School, also in Atlanta, at the city's newest esports arena.
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"The Catholic Church is in a state of crisis, and pressure has to be put on the Holy See to take the necessary steps to change," Professor Cahill said.
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Shot, dumped, dredged, your face not even a mask—a marred, unspared, sightless stump— * all your mother insists we must see to know What they did to my baby .
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I'm the guy that came up with $740 million, to see to it those three countries, in fact, changed their system to people don't have to chance to leave.
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"I will see to it that we honor what we owe to them, to keep voting this down however many times it is brought back," he said in parliament.
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"We had a three-run inning off of some of their better bullpen pieces, which was good to see to get back into the game," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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I didn't either because I waited a period of time and I started to think about it, I said "well I don't see" -- to me, he was doing the job.
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Starsky co-founder Kartik Tiwari recently wrote that lidar today lacks reliability, and has insufficient range for the distance a loaded tractor-trailer needs to see to stop on highways.
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They will also be anxious to see to what extent he sticks with or changes the policies of his uncle in a kingdom where ultimate power lies with the king.
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Photo by Patrick Nouhailler via Flickr used under Creative Commons Photo by Patrick Nouhailler via Flickr used under Creative Commons Greg: Venture capitalists are another parallel I see to religion.
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Apple's brand-new streaming service, coming fall 2019, is set to offer subscribers everything from a Game Of Thrones vibe (see: See) to some very buzzy Oprah Winfrey-made documentaries.
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"During the fight sequences when I could actually see, to fake being blind was difficult, but a lot of that is in the movements rather than the eyes," she explains.
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I didn't either because I waited a period of time and I started to think about it, I said 'well I don't see' -- to me, he was doing the job.
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We picked what we picked, it's here, it's ready,&apos" he continued, adding West told him, "'No, this is what people need to see to go along with this music.
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" She continued, "They said, if anybody ever knows that you did any part of the dubbing for Deborah Kerr, we'll see to it that you don't work in town again.
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"In terms of closure, I want to wait and see, to see it as an audience member what J.J. [Abrams] is going to do with the next film," Johnson said.
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You don't paint for yourself; you paint for the world you want to see, to silence the blind nationalists and denialists who have been given a new lease on life.
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Or you can just hightail it through the snow with a flaming torch in hand, pausing at every wood pile you see to start a fire and warm yourself up.
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Inevitably, one hears some voices urging everyone to cool it — to wait and see, to try to be constructive, to reach out to Trump supporters, to seek ground for compromise.
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I didn't either because I waited a period of time and I started to think about it, I said "well I don't see" — to me, he was doing the job.
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Additionally spring was coming, so we were running around picking the buds off all the tag alders and pulling out any green grass we could see, to keep it really gloomy.
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And as you can see, to celebrate his arrival at the first day of the G20 economic summit in Hamburg, Germany, the two eagerly took part in a friendly photo op.
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I imagine looking all the way across the Atlantic to my friends in Europe when I'm on the Jersey shore, or trying to see to Japan across the Pacific from California.
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To mark the end of our suffering (and hopefully not the beginning of an apocalypse), we've gathered up a few election-themed sex toys that you have to see to believe.
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Eclipses bring big reveals, so expect information you previously weren't aware of (or that you didn't want to see) to become clear, especially around these fun, happy things in your life.
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"Time, for all of us designers, is the most important ingredient: time to think, to dream, to see, to produce, and that's what they are going to give me," he said.
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Speaking on Sunday, Xu Shaoshi, chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, told WEF attendees that mainland companies would likely wait and see to assess the impact of Thursday's vote.
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While spending time together in Tokyo last month, Perry appeared to dedicate her song "For Me You See" to Bloom, who just so happened to be in the audience that night.
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The fact is that none of these are going to be big sellers out of the gate — the average price point, which is currently hovering around $2,000, will see to that.
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But while some of the streaming service's John Hughes-esque films have seriously resonated (see: To All The Boys I've Loved Before and The Kissing Booth), others have fallen seriously flat.
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The Sunday Times said a group of Brexit-supporting lawmakers who previously rejected May's deal have set out changes they want to see to her agreement in return for her support.
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But that's all part of Tata Harper's irresistibly fresh 'farm-to-face' philosophy, which prioritizes locally-sourced ingredients and an all-natural production process that you've got to see to believe.
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"When this issue first came up there was maybe a little bit of resistance, but it's the same type of resistance we see to a lot of new ideas," Wade explained.
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" Focus on those kinds of details pays off: "Curb appeal is everything when you're trying to sell a home," says Torres, "because that's the first thing [buyers] see to get interested.
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Under the laws of war, US military personnel are obligated to report abuses they see to the authority in charge of the suspected troops, in this case to the Iraqi government.
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The LED TV delivers "true-to-life 269.993K Ultra HD picture quality" thanks to its more than eight million pixels, giving each frame a clarity you need to see to believe.
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"Having 200,000 advertisers gives us an ability to better tailor the ads that people see to their likes and interests," said James Quarles, Instagram's global head of business and brand development.
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Kirkman's Amazon Prime deal should have both comics and streaming fans alike excited, but we'll have to wait and see to find out what exactly comes out of the new partnership.
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They used the prospect of "trillion-dollar deficits as far as the eye can see" to win back the House in 2010 and force a Democratic administration into contentious budget negotiations.
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It was a hellish experience made worse by the indifference of the faculty and administration, none of whom believed that it was their responsibility to see to my emotional well-being.
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Moving right along, I enjoyed seeing the far-less-pestilence-infested PARTY HAT, TOE RING, IN SEASON, MEERKAT and SEE TO IT. All in all, a well-balanced puzzle, STOAS notwithstanding.
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"The day of glory has arrived and we are preparing as you can see to celebrate victory," Ping, 73, said shortly after voting in Martine Oulabou school, in the capital Libreville.
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The big picture: New ad transparency initiatives on the part of major web platforms allow the public to see, to varying degrees, how online advertisers are trying to influence their votes.
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Give into your curiosity, and you'll find a movie that offers no end of things to gasp or giggle or what-the-hell-did-I-just-see to your friends about.
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"I am afraid you may have to call around to find this," another user going by "SCI-Nurse" answered, summing up most of the responses you see to the mammogram question.
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There was also a government-mandated cremation order in place for families to see to within 12 hours of a loved one's death, which he said he and his family followed.
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As he lay bleeding on the floor of the school, Officer Barnes urged the other officer to leave him behind and see to the students, according to his stepfather, Ronald Hatchett.
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It's unclear exactly what further evidence Secretary DeVos needs to see to know that the institutions under ACICS's purview continue to pose a risk to taxpayers — and the students they enroll.
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You see, to the CTA, Keep Labs' product is acceptable as it could have another purpose other than storing cannabis gummies; it could, in theory, be used to store candy gummies.
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"The impact of tourism on the world can be negative or positive, and our goal is to see to it that the travel industry is a force for good," he said.
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"This team showed a lot of fight over the course of the year, and what we were starting to see — to use a metaphor, the punches were getting stronger," Eppler said.
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But the movie you really have to see to understand Fosse/Verdon, the one which ultimately brought me closer to the "masterpiece" than "utter disaster" camp on this show, is Lenny.
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The NBC queen, who's nominated for an Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy award tonight, obliged with the perfect Eleven-approved scowl and wide-eyed stare you need to see to believe.
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In honor of the premiere of the highly anticipated Wonder Woman movie in less than a week, Ballesteros channeled Gal Gadot's superhero in a transformation you just have to see to believe.
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Seriously, cue the voice of Stefon from SNL, since this movie has everything: Melissa McCarthy, sex-crazed puppets, and Stanley from The Office in a wig you have to see to believe.
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It'd be nice to kind of be back to a normal life and not worry about all the cops and walking out the door to see to a bomb squad every day.
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See, to help form those groups that are so crucial to making Tinder Social work well, the app will now plainly show you which of your Facebook friends are already using it.
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It sounds like blackmail because it really feels like he is saying: Stop criticizing me or I will see to it that the National Enquirer will print a false story about you.
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Additionally, while spending some time together in Tokyo this March, Perry seemingly dedicated love song "For Me You See" to Bloom while the actor attended a performance from her Witness world tour.
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It really is one of those see-to-believe moments – especially in slow-motion, which Okparaebo graciously did for her fans – because who can keep up with her at the regular speed?
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You argue that some European leaders secretly welcomed mass unemployment as a means of adjusting to the crisis because this was the only way they could see to spur investment — lowering wages.
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"The only way I can see to deploy this much financial resource is by converting my Amazon winnings into space travel," he said in an interview with Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner.
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Hardly. The abundance of faked CGI images dilutes the meaning of the images we see to the extent that our world is becoming little more than a sequence of abstract pixel sheets.
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In particular, I wanted to see to what extent the year we were born influences the music we listen to, the extent to which different generations are bound to disagree on music.
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Because words are typically aligned with priorities, the elimination of words offers insights to the administration's priorities and may signal specific changes we will see to services and programs in the 2019.
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The demands of raising two sons, and the need to augment the salary of her husband, Jeremy Palmer, a schoolteacher, led Ms. See to seek advertising work, in print and on television.
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Erdogan, who wants to see to lower interest rates to fuel lending and construction, said last week that a lack of government intervention in policy had left Turkey saddled with high inflation.
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"We think it really does remove the last objection that we could see to a speedy approval to our application," John Ramsay, chief market policy officer at IEX, said in an interview.
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So that's why it was newsworthy this week when about 20 firms this week publicly shared their sexual harassment policies, with about 20 more promising (we'll see!) to share theirs upon request.
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Right when Nick has realized he can use this unicorn that nobody but him can see to cheat at cards, the series undercuts that idea with another gag or two or three.
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And, when you get that lower inflation number as well, which I think suggests no interest rate rise, there are just not enough reasons right now that investors see to sell stocks.
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"What we need to see is a de-anchoring of inflation expectations," de Guindos told Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera when asked what the bank needed to see to provide more stimulus.
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I'm just making these up but you kind of see... To your point, it's going to be both filtering out stuff you don't care about and filtering in the stuff you're interested in.
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A better way, she says, is to think critically about the stories we read and see, to remind ourselves that terrible events may be dramatic and noteworthy, but they are also incredibly rare.
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Curious to see to what extent mental health is included in the curriculum, I contacted Rob van der Veeknen, the academic studies coordinator of the Music Industry Professional program at Herman Brood Academy.
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Customize Google's adsGoogle shows you ads in order to keep its services free of charge, but you should at least customize the kind of ads you see to get the most from them.
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We're taking you behind the velvet curtain for a virtual reality showcase, complete with fire-eaters, gravity-defying aerialists scaling dizzying heights, and a bubble-bursting performance you have to see to believe.
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Zuck isn't exactly known for playing it straight in his public statements, so this is the closest you'll see to a no-bullshit dig at a fellow billionaire who fucked his shit up.
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"And still, measured by the dynamism we see everywhere in the marketplace and by the ever-expanding opportunities we see to invent on behalf of customers, it feels every bit like day one."
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He'll see to it that an ailing man gets bumped up the national waitlist for liver recipients—just so long as that man talks to a school administrator about "fixing" Eliza's test scores.
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Twitter has long been criticized for taking too laissez-faire an approach to monitoring content that many of its users see to be in violation of the terms of service and Twitter rules.
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The White House counsel has no legal authority I can see to give orders to the FBI, yet there's no indication that McGahn had to threaten or intimidate anyone to get his way.
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Were he to step down, civil groups and the opposition would undoubtedly see to it that the 783 criminal charges of corruption and money laundering leveled against Mr. Zuma in 2009 be reactivated.
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"As always, our personnel will perform these duties impartially, with one goal in mind: to see to it that every eligible voter can participate in our elections to the full extent," Lynch said.
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It is unclear how much progress on those issues negotiators can make in 90 days, nor how much progress Trump would want to see to stop him from further escalating the trade war.
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They are afraid that if the vacation home account is drawn down it will not be repaid, while the bank will see to it that the car loan is paid off on schedule.
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A collaboration between the federal space agency and the Challenger Center will see to it that the lessons McAuliffe prepared for her flight will be taught aboard the International Space Station later this year.
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From bowling alley gun fights to nihilistic bathtub ferrets, The Dude faces some harrowing obstacles on his heroic pursuit of a replacement rug—a number of which you really have to see to believe.
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As anguished as I know you will be, I also know that you will have no choice but to protect my killers: You will see to it that the guilty one is never convicted.
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It's the only solution they can see to the scalability problem that's particularly acute on social media platforms or huge games where human mods can't keep up with the actions of millions of users.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long argued that his social network is a platform that leaves what you see (or don't see) to computer algorithms that use your online activity to rank your feed.
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For sure, unlike Trump, he has no one advising him to ratchet down his rhetoric and seems to be pushing himself to the only logical conclusion he can see: to perfect his nuclear deterrent.
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"In the interest of due process, I requested and received permission from the Congregation for Bishops at the Holy See to submit the allegation to the Archdiocese's independent Clergy Misconduct Oversight Board," Gomez said.
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"We want to push all the ideas and see, to test ideas here first on a small scale, and then hopefully to have a larger platform to see how it could work," says Ring.
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"We are nowhere close to the rate of release we need to see to stop the spread of COVID-210," said Udi Ofer, director of the justice division at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Eric See-To, deputy director of BN's strategic communications, said opposition claims of "dirty election" tactics of patronage and gerrymandering in Borneo are part of an "ongoing script of theirs to win sympathy votes".
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The Vatican treasurer is the most senior figure in the Holy See to ever face criminal charges, and the past three weeks of evidence has revealed details of multiple allegations of historical sexual abuse.
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Having tried a bunch of things, stratosphere balloons was the best way that we can see to try and bring the internet to the 4 billion people in the planet that don't have it.
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It's not exactly clear how Adams expected to get away with this crime — presumably, police would be able to see to whom the domain had been transferred and draw an obvious conclusion from that.
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Universal suffrage for Hong Kong is the only endgame I can see to the "one country, two systems" impasse, short of the People's Liberation Army marching into the city and all hell breaking loose.
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" Sheryl Crow, singer "One change I would love to see to advance equality for women, which is so ridiculous, but here in Nashville, what I would love is to hear women on country radio.
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"This is a president who feels very strongly about his commitment to see to the security of the American people," Pence said when asked by a reporter about whether the president erupted on Pelosi.
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"It's at the precise interface of biology and psychology," and is subject to everything from the drug ads we see to our interactions with health care providers to the length of a clinical trial.
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"This is a unique structure in New York City and the U.S.," said Mr. Krawchuk earlier this week, standing on the lookout, where one can see to the bridges over the Hudson and East Rivers.
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When he doesn't eat, he seems to develop abilities: the ability to see things he shouldn't be able to see, to pluck the thoughts out of people's heads, and possibly to bend space and time.
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The dinner itself goes swimmingly (even though Skye attempts to feel him up in front of his parents), but when they retreat to Clay's bedroom, Clay can't see to get Hannah out of his head.
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"We need a mechanism to basically be able to refer issues that we see to the board and have a relatively rapid turnaround that could affect whether something could have an imminent impact," he said.
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The Connected Devices unit is meant to "emulate a tech start-up culture," putting small amounts of resources toward many different projects as it searches for an idea that's strong enough to see to completion.
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"[T]here will be a lot of interest now to see to what extent were people in Russia benefiting from the work Kogan was doing with his colleagues in Cambridge in the U.K.," Collins added.
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The index reached its highest for the day after Yellen failed to lay out a clear roadmap for what the Fed needs to see to raise interest rates in a speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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"For example, we've gravitated away from Chinese art that we feel is too predictable - there are now certain kind of faces that people expect to see to rubber-stamp it as Chinese art," Marc said.
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Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski are many things: Olympic figure skaters, NBC Sports correspondents, and perhaps most importantly, lovers of the kind of amazingly over-the-top fashion that you have to see to believe.
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Of particular note were their series on 1990s rave flyers from San Francisco and Los Angeles (part of an expanding series that includes New York and Chicago), and, especially, their giant book See To Day.
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In parts of the Midwest where tornadoes are common, trained spotters can relay what they see to the Weather Service, acting as a type of verification system for what radar has detected, Mr. Moorin said.
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But in the time it took them to see to the nuts and bolts — business plans, site selection, Israeli military approvals, and the hiring of engineers and workers in Gaza — the political context changed radically.
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They've pulled up the ladder behind them, and they will give up what they see to be rightfully theirs, earned through blood, sweat and Bucky Dent, over their dead bodies — and beyond that, if possible.
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"The Free Democratic Party's ascension will see to it that Wolfgang Schäuble's departure will not alter the policy of doing whatever it takes to prevent the eurozone's evolution into a sustainable macroeconomy," Mr. Varoufakis said.
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" She said the personnel "will perform these duties impartially, with one goal in mind: to see to it that every eligible voter can participate in our elections to the full extent that federal law provides.
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"However, they are not yet quite as strong or as broad-based as the Federal Reserve would like to see to help push core consumer price inflation back up to the Fed's 2 percent target."
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Viewers love the satisfaction of catching a bad guy in the act (see "To Catch a Predator," Maury Povich, your local news's consumer complaints segment), and contestants on "The Bachelorette" are obsessed with policing themselves.
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In March, the duo also spent time together in Tokyo, where Perry seemingly dedicated her song "For Me You See" to Bloom as he took in a show on her Witness world tour in the audience.
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I see to many journalists on all sides who are commentators trying to score partisan points by somehow suggesting the shooters motivation was influenced by you know you created the climate that allowed this to happen.
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It's obviously key to wait to see to what extent President-elect Donald Trump's proposals to reduce income-tax rates, get rid of personal exemptions, increase the standard deduction and repeal transfer taxes come to fruition.
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" He added, "[Bong] gives it to us as it is, he adds spice to it, and he has no judgement and shows us what we need to see to come back to who we really are.
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The Dyson Lightcycle is basically the real world version of those apps, tinting everything you see to emulate the intensity and color temperature of the light outside your window, matched to wherever you are on Earth.
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My team and I recently began to see to potential impacts of "cultural fit" as we started to dive into the findings of our new report on the state of talent in Toronto's emerging tech sector.
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Once the drugs are in her system, the hook is set: He warns her that he will see to it that she loses custody of her child unless she helps him steal her boss's login credentials.
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She has fashioned herself not as a secretary of public education, but as a person whose job it is to see to it that all kids get the education they deserve, no matter how it's delivered.
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When congressional representatives emulate the White house belief that they can flout the law with impunity for partisan advantage then more than investigations may be necessary to see to it that the laws be faithfully executed.
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One downside they see to the rail link is that it may bring yet more mainland tourists to Hong Kong (as may a planned third runway for Hong Kong's airport, which is also mired in controversy).
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New moons are all about fresh starts, and this one is helping you wipe your social slate clean; however, Venus and Pluto will see to it that you have a sticky, complicated mess to clean up.
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According to Sydney's Daily Telegraph, police will allege that the ring used Sydney Fish Market-based trawler Dalrymple, which was taken out to see to rendezvous with a "mother ship" that had traveled from South America.
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I'll admit to a tingle of schadenfreude as I looked over at Hekla to see to see if the soul of anyone on my hit list was plunging into hellfire, but I didn't dwell on it.
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Combined, the four telescopes were meant to observe the Universe in as many wavelengths of light as possible — ranging from the visible light that we can see, to the kinds of light our eyes cannot register.
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However, you also might be pressed for time so if you don't have the days to watch all 62 episodes, what are the Breaking Bad episodes you absolutely need to see to refresh your rusty memory?
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I'm hoping that when people use an app that solely uses short videos and clips, people are using what they see to communicate rather than a language that puts up walls and boundaries between different countries.
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With not enough Americans willing to go where the jobs are, Congress must see to it that farmers are a priority and have a utilitarian work-permit system to fill the jobs necessary to feed us.
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"This will end the fire borrowing that we have seen that has prevented us from doing the kind of fuel reduction that we would like to see to protect our communities," said Washington senator Maria Cantwell.
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And the way we do it is see to it that that country will never again be used for an attack against our homeland, and that does not require an open-ended commitment of ground troops.
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"As far as I was concerned, as a Muslim father, it was my obligation to see to it that my daughter married a Muslim man," Mr. Ahmad said from Saudi Arabia in a recent phone interview.
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"He is a really good opponent, a technical fighter, and I was happy to be able to see more," he added, echoing comments by other fighters that headgear limits a boxer's ability to see to the side.
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She understood that Somalis were hungry to be inspired, to be shown another side of their country they normally don't see, to hear and watch the stories of their own people told by one of their own.
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"The first quarter is a small percentage of the year and there is not enough information that we see to put us in a position where we could knowledgeably tell you some kind of update," Mansell said.
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For libertarians and business-minded conservatives who see overregulation and red tape as a serious chilling effect on entrepreneurship in America, it's an (admittedly extreme) version of the regulatory state they'd like to see to begin with.
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The trailer starring Keegan Michael Key is probably all you need to see to get the gist of it, but it's on the Alexa skill marketplace if you want to play Skyrim in the weirdest way possible.
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Also in March, the duo also spent time together in Tokyo, where Perry seemingly dedicated her song "For Me You See" to Bloom as he took in a show on her Witness world tour in the audience.
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This is the biggest obstacle I see to citizen development becoming our new standard, where almost anyone can bring an idea to the table and connect with all the people they need to make it a reality.
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Gardner was feeling better when he entered Thursday's loss to Oakland and Yankees manager Joe Girardi said he did not see to him go through a full batting practice before putting him back in the starting lineup.
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Lady Gaga wore a pair of jaw-dropping platform boots that added 7 inches to her height20 wild shoe designs that you have to see to believe14 fashion trends from the '90s that should never come back
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You see, to make artificial organs, scientists have to build a type of scaffolding that keeps cells alive by allowing fluids to run through the system—and that's what the cotton-candy-machine-generated stuff can do.
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"From our perspective, we feel that if we're more competitive and we're giving customers a better offer whether that's in terms of quality, range or price then we would see to do better than that," he said.
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Energy companies are also watching to see to what extent the administration looks to revise — or withdraw from — the North American Free Trade Agreement, whose negotiations have dragged into at least the first quarter of this year.
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Sheet masks — the gauze-like, drippy one-step hydration fixes for your face — have become so popular, perhaps inescapable, that movies and television shows have inevitably begun referencing them (see: To All the Boys I've Loved Before).
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The Department of Homeland Security was developed in the aftermath of 9/11 as a direct government response to national security threats — so what policy changes will we see to combat the threat of future infectious diseases?
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On Friday, after the handshake ceremony, Mr. de Blasio blindsided Ms. Mark-Viverito by suggesting that he would use the city's contracting power to see to it that his approach was reflected in the actual services provided.
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"I managed to wriggle my way out and shouted at him, and he then said, 'With that attitude, I am going to see to it that you don't last long in this industry,'" she told Dagens Nyheter.
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" Pence said his role would be to work with the task force to bring the "best options for action" to the president and to "see to the safety and well-being and health of the American people.
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I left the airport and found a country I barely recognized: Blankets of smoke on the streets of inner Sydney that were so thick on some days that you couldn't see to the end of the road.
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Even as the White House's review was continuing, Mr. Trump was overheard on Tuesday night as he exited his first State of the Union address assuring a House Republican that he would see to the document's release.
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Trump's remarks show he's "willing to forgo the potential utility of these discussions in order to see to it that he can fulfill his agenda, rather than the national interest, without would-be witnesses listening in," Price added.
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Uber's ridesharing user penetration of what we see to be its core demographic (18-193 year old, $50K+ income household) is still only ~20% in its oldest market (the US) and only 6% of the US population overall.
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But maybe it's what Chaffetz needed to see to remember that his job is to "exercise effective oversight over the federal government ... and work proactively to investigate and expose waste, fraud, and abuse," according to the committee website.
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Read these stories next: This Soon-To-Be Big Sister Is Not Stoked About Her Family's New Addition Couple's Baby Gender Reveal Went Horribly, Horribly Wrong This Is A Gender Reveal Video You Have To See To Believe
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His role could include highlighting live video as a feature of Twitter in general, or reaching out to publications for potential partnerships, but we'll have to wait and see to find out exactly what Periscope will do next.
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But we wanted to dedicate a full week, from July 25 until July 29, called THE HACKS WE CAN'T SEE, to try to explore all these questions and try to take a peek at the future of hacking.
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Sure, it may be easy to poke fun at the person constantly vamping for their front-facing camera, but selfies are one way to show the world what you want them to see — to control your own narrative.
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From cult 1996 classic Dirty Girls, featuring the gnarliest 33th graders you'll ever see, to the bleak living conditions and exploitation of Siberian models in mainland China, YouTube's host to some of the best female-centred documentaries around.
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It's impossible not to feel a tenderness for the lives of those strangers, an urge to tiptoe up and pull the door closed, to unsee what we were never meant to see, to give them back their secrets.
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"Everything from the bar top, to the paintings you see, to the wallpaper, to the mural in the back room — they're all local Bushwick artists who are all friends of ours or friends of friends," Ms. Li said.
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Intrigued, Kane called Murray State's coach, Matt McMahon, who was in Georgia on his own recruiting trip, and told him he wanted to stay another day to see to Morant compete against another player Murray State was recruiting.
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Even when it's performed with something less than perfect flair or fluency, even when we know it to be entirely fake, it accesses fantasies we all have — to flee, to fly, to see, to survive what seems impossible.
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Amazon tries to tightly control many aspects of its ecommerce platform, from how sellers communicate with customers to what kinds of information they're allowed to see, to protect shoppers' privacy and keep bad actors from gaming its system.
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Mr. Bannon, who has said the Trump administration will see to the "deconstruction of the administrative state," believes these institutions are already crumbling, and he seems more than happy to pilot the wrecking ball that demolishes them entirely.
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"Given the risks we see to both growth and inflation falling short of expectations this year, we still expect the Fed's view on the need for additional rate cuts to shift later this year," NatWest analysts told clients.
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We are just giving medical input as witnessing professionals who can see signs that point to danger as a public health threat that the public or lawmakers may not be aware of or see to its full extent.
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Hawaii Pacific held its basketball practices in a high school gym, which was all Nwaba needed to see to redshirt and begin the transfer process, preferring to save a year of eligibility rather than waste it on inferior competition.
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And while that's all true, to some extent, we've talked much less about the way that shift — from actively choosing something to go out to see to making do with what's available — will affect what gets produced, and how.
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Succession had shown us exactly what we needed to see to understand the emotional ramifications of what would happen across the rest of the season, which rises and falls on Shiv's chances at becoming the new Waystar-Royco CEO.
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It's important to have someone, even if they don't quite see what you see, to support you and offer a shoulder to cry on if you need to and a pat on the back when you don't need it.
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"We really tailor the kind of help we give to companies so they can reach market fit and proof points that investors want to see to enable the next phase of growth," BFA Deputy Director Maelis Carraro told TechCrunch.
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To prevent phishing, WHO recommends users verify the sender by checking their email address, check any links before clicking, be wary of anyone asking for personal information and to report any scams they see to their attorney general office.
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"We expressed commitment ... to see to it that the investigation is thorough and complete and the truth is revealed and those responsible will be held to account," al-Jubeir said at the joint news conference with his Indonesian counterpart.
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So while we need to get this deal done today, it is very important, as you can see to them, we announced overnight with that some very important actions supporting the asset backed markets, supporting the corporate bond market.
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The process of using Advion Cockroach Gel Bait isn't as simple as tossing a few bait stations or traps around the house, nor is it as easy as just spraying every insect you see to kill them on site.
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And now he finds himself in a predicament similar to the one Sam Hinkie wound up in as the general manager in Philadelphia before he resigned: embarking on a bold, slow process that a successor might see to fruition.
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Mr. Spencer, the official said, told White House officials that if Mr. Trump allowed the disciplinary process to go forward, Mr. Spencer would see to it that Chief Gallagher was not ousted from the Navy SEALs in the end.
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The U.S. embassy said in a statement that the new ambassador "looks forward to working with the Holy See to defend human rights, advance religious freedom, combat human trafficking, and to seek peaceful solutions to crises around the world".
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After Chelsea's DJ-ing gig at the chic Prince Charles club, the women head over to Dr. Pong — a cave-like ping-pong bar — where they're sucked into a vertiginous paddle-slapping showdown that you'd have to see to believe.
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Ahead of tonight's release of "Rouge One: A Star Wars Story," here's a rundown of what viewers might want to know, including which Star Wars movie of the past would be good to see to better understand the spinoff. (CNET)
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But the popularity of Francis and the ease with which his image can be copied in the internet age has spawned a flood of papal trinkets, causing the Holy See to worry that they are losing control of his image.
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Sure, the photos sometimes get a little too artsy and only show you the corner or one side of the product, but often, the sleeve of an amazing blouse is all you really need to see to know you need it.
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As May seeks to win over lawmakers, a group of prominent Brexit rebels set out the changes they want to see to her agreement in return for their support: it must be legally binding, clear and set out an exit route.
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"There's not much on the horizon that the Treasury markets would like to see to reprice it in either direction, back to 2.5 or to the 2.3 level [on the 10-year yield]," said Ian Lyngen, rate strategist at BMO.
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Speaking in Washington, Deputy Foreign Minister for North America Jesus Seade said his predicted timeline had "extended a little" for Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives to agree on what changes they would like to see to the agreement.
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If you are going to pass on some of the tools on this list, don't let this one fall into that column, because most of the other tools are useless if you can't even see to use them at night.
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If Cade orders asset disposals from the companies, authorities must see to it that the buyer is a relevant player in the biotech, seed production and crop defense segments, said attorney Rachel Mendonça, a partner at Mendonça e Nogueira Advogados.
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Every episode, they try to get an adult—any adult—to see what they see, to understand the evilness they are surrounded by, to point out that the villain is quite literally standing in front of them—but in a wig!
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Short and generally soundless, they are for when we pick up our phones without knowing what we want to see, to fill those moments with someone slicing a bar of soap instead of leaving us alone to remember past relationships.
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Number two, as the U.S. — excuse me, as the vice president of the United States, I worked with a man who, in fact, we worked very hard to see to it we dealt with these issues in a major, major way.
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So I invited her to sit next to me on the bench at a normal high-volume arraignment calendar—to see what I see, to view the documents I consider, and to hear the lawyers and clients as I hear them.
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I know I was often too busy, occupied with my own pain and those of the people I see, to think too hard about what happens to white identity in the face of rapid demographic, cultural, technological, and economic change.
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The subscription service seemed too good to be true until it really was: In August, the company reduced the (previously unlimited) number of movies that subscribers could see to three a month, and restricted the films to a rotating list.
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Brett also talked to us about his faith in Jimmy Garoppolo heading into Super Sunday ... and he says a game against the Saints earlier this year showed him everything he needed to see to be a believer in the guy.
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"A lot of us are giving a lot of money to the Kochs, and what we would expect is that they would do all they can to see to it that the right Supreme Court justices are selected," said Hubbard.
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One Christmas Eve tradition is to hide all broomsticks before going to bed, as it is said that wicked witches and evil spirits that come out the night of December 24 will steal any broomsticks they see to fly on.
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His famous expression Favor Atender (please see to this) followed by a mention of a high-level minister or official was his calling card to government to get directly involved in resolving citizen complaints brought to his attention through Twitter.
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"We're heading slowly towards lower growth and the biggest risk that we see to these projections ... is that we remain stuck, engulfed at a very low level of growth," OECD chief economist Laurence Boone said in an interview with Bloomberg.
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During the early 2000s heated battle between The LOX and Roc-a-Fella, many believe that Jadakiss made a disgusting mention of the late Aaliyah when he directed "I'll see to it that you visit your man's girl" at Jay-Z.
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LG: Yeah, at the end of the day, a lot of these companies are making decisions, and this is not to defend Apple, but a lot of these companies are making decisions based on what they see to be advancements in engineering.
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Maybe those ambient-inclined listeners aren't hearing as many songs by the acclaimed pianist Nils Frahm as a result, but they're still engaging, which is all the metrics that a tech corporation needs to see to gauge that any particular tactic is working.
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"Khan is saying the right things, but what we really need to see to prove that this is something different are actual arrests and convictions as well as evictions of those Taliban and Haqqani leaders who don't support peace," an official said.
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The Montgomery County state's attorney, John McCarthy, said that Mr. Tordil glasses were knocked off in a struggle with one of his victims on Friday, and that he may have stayed in the area because he could not see to drive. (AP)
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With a bright flashlight, you can see to change a tire or jump a battery, look around in the engine compartment, light the way as you walk for help, or seek help by signaling passing cars or people well off in the distance.
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"The Bank of Japan views with regret the fact that the remarks of one of its Board Members have become a source of misunderstanding, and will see to it that such incident will not repeat itself," the central bank told Reuters on Friday.
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"If such law enforcers wish to testify, then the Catholic Church will see to it that they are in no way induced to speak, to disclose nor to make allegations by any member of the clergy or the hierarchy," the archbishop wrote.
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"I do not see, to be honest, anything between Amazon and a trillion-dollar market valuation except D.C. and Brussels, and at this point it looks more likely that it's Brussels," Mr. Galloway said, referring to the headquarters of the European Union.
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There are very few people who are still box-office draws, so the studios are going to have to play an outside game and look at the demographics that are underserved, then bring more stories that they want to see to the theaters.
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I didn&apost promote myselfHere&aposs a piece of advice I saw a lot when I was starting out (and still see to this day): "Promote yourself" by sharing what you have to sell as often as possible, especially on social media.
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"As always, our personnel will perform these duties impartially, with one goal in mind: to see to it that every eligible voter can participate in our elections to the full extent that federal law provides," said Attorney General Loretta Lynch in a statement.
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Focused in part on the kleptocrats of the former Soviet Union, the book ranges across the world and a wide cast of lawyers, accountants and mountebanks who see to it that money stolen in poor, ill-run countries can be invested in rich, safe ones.
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I think we're just afraid that if we do less than the next person, our kids will end up living under a highway somewhere because all the clear paths we used to see to success have been muddied by change, technology, and the economy.
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Because there are VERY few coincidences in politics, the decision to speed up the release of the report to the day after Thanksgiving -- rather than, say, today -- was clearly a move by the administration to cover up what they see to be bad news.
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And his own history of exploiting tax loopholes and refusal to disclose his tax returns, which we'd need to see to understand if and how these cuts would benefit him and his family, doesn't make him the most credible populist messenger on these issues.
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Approximately 10 percent of owners are full-time residents and most part-time owners spend about a third of the year at Las Catalinas, using the services of "house moms" who see to household needs, whether preparing breakfast and snacks or ordering groceries and cleaning.
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As May seeks to win over lawmakers, a group of prominent Brexit rebels set out the changes they want to see to the agreement in return for their support: it must be legally binding, clear and set out an exit route for the backstop.
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"The whole thing was about her wanting you to see, to share her experience of the moment and the significance of what she had witnessed, and that was a just completely different approach from any other photographer I'd ever been aware of," Mr. Selkirk said.
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But Mr. Trump's focus on job protection, tariffs and the dictating of terms to business leaders is closer to the more mercantilist outlook that Mr. Ma, Mr. Son and Mr. Gou see to varying degrees in China, Japan, Taiwan and other places in Asia.
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It can take forever to get a game started, with so many negotiations to see to, contract discussions to conclude, and national team distractions (after my first season, I was offered the Spanish job on top of staying with Saints, and naturally took it).
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buss from CNN Politics | Sign up "Many conservatives want to be able to be for Donald Trump because they fear the alternative, but they have not yet seen in him what they need to see to make the transition," Perkins said.
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Take a look at some of the mind-boggling designer deals I'll be shopping below, and make sure to head over to Yoox for the full selection of more than 180,000 pieces of clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories at prices you need to see to believe.
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I think there are so many issues that one has to address, from the deep economic inequalities of this country to our strong security position against the kind of extremism we see to the fact that we need to be whole in America in our diversity.
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He is radically clear-eyed about the danger of the North Korean regime improving (and proliferating) the means to deliver nuclear weapons, and he possesses the spiritedness required to see to it that Kim will not be permitted to hold the American people hostage to nuclear attack.
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My father had been dead two years by then, but my eyes filled instantly with tears at the first line — "My father could use a little mercy now" — and I had to pull over to the side of the road because I couldn't see to drive.
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While the scenery was beautiful, the site was overrun with tourists, the tickets were overpriced, the glass was so scuffed that it was difficult to see to the floor below, and it was hard to see any point to the visit except for taking a selfie.
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As much as the internet would love to see To All the Boys I've Loved Before leads Lana Condor and Noah Centineo in a real-life relationship, they're simply costars and close pals, the 22-year-old actor tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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All along the way, the resettlement agencies are expected to report any suspicious activity they see to the government — for example, if a man abandons his family shortly after arriving in the US. Refugees are also required to report any change of address to DHS within 10 days.
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The only advantage I can see to these changes is that allowing shaders to affect individual pieces of gear could open the door to more variety and more options in terms of customizing your look, rather than being limited to the matchy-matchy style those original shaders created.
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Milton Friedman made a similar argument when, writing in The Wall Street Journal in 85033, he argued the "Fed must see to it that quantity of money changes in such a way as to offset movements in velocity" before noting how it had been happening since the mid-1980s.
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"Helping the company grow in a mission and values aligned way makes me so proud; to see, to read or even to hear people tell me how Etsy has impacted their lives in a positive way"—these things fulfill her dream of helping individual craftspeople succeed in their art.
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The distinction between who a message is "to" versus who is merely receiving a carbon copy (or the dread blind carbon copy) has the sender playing the role of executive dictating a memo to his secretary who will type it up, make the copies, and see to the distribution.
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While he never intended for his poem, "If You Could See," to be published when he wrote it three years ago, Chief Michael Cloutier hoped that by putting his thoughts down, he could personally begin to process the growing divide he was seeing between officers and the public.
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They're giving people a cheap and easy way to just go there and see the 12—Wait, I'm sorry, it has to be an odd number, usually—the 13 wackiest kittens or the 15 top epic lul fails that you've gotta see to believe or whatever like that.
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I will completely bust my ass and break notable company rules to make you 110% happy if you are calm and respectful, but if you treat me poorly, I will see to it that you get the shortest straw I can possibly give you without it coming back to haunt me.
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Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, has pulled back from his promise to withdraw from the Paris deal, but: I'll be looking to see to what extent Bolsonaro sides with Trump and pushes for further development of the Amazon rainforest, whose trees are key to sucking up global carbon dioxide emissions.
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It makes for interesting browsing for those of us who think robots building cars is interesting and all, but that it's clearly time for the 'bots to see to some of our, ahem, other needs, as well — even if very good sexbots might bring on the end of the human race.
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" In an inspiring message to fellow marchers that could just as easily been directed at critics who rail against her use of English and challenge her Mexican pride, she wrote: "[L] let's always keep kindness in mind, let's keep our hearts and minds open to listen, to SEE, to FEEL others.
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The role of environmental influence on IQ makes intelligence into a political or even moral issue—"Society has a moral obligation to see to it that every person has an environment that will allow that person to attain an intelligence that is consistent with a person's genetic potential," Nisbett says.
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The fast-casual spot has cornered the market on tamales (a niche demand someone had to see to) with a plate of three tamales (varieties include chipotle beef, green chile chicken, and vegetable curry) and two sides and salsa (go for spicy black beans and Spanish rice) for less than $10.
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I think the biggest takeaway I have from seeing trans patients is how hard it can be for so many to access care — either due to services not available locally, prejudice, finances, or all three — and how many different people they have to see to have their symptoms taken seriously.
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The blast proved about 1,60 times stronger than the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan during World War II. "It is part of my responsibility as commander in chief of the Armed Forces to see to it that our country is able to defend itself against any possible aggressor," Truman said.
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He had a superb night, because he embraced a role as Warren's inquisitor and because several supremely eloquent remarks about foreign policy — in particular, about Trump's withdrawal of American troops from Syria — allowed him to project a command and maturity that some voters needed to see to consider him seriously.
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"Is our goal to see to it that the privileged people in the United States put 30 more years on, and live on average to be 107," he asked his audience, "or should we think about our priority being the earnest, serious, durable disparities within this, and move the floor up?"
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On Wednesday in Lakeland, Florida, Trump jumped from bashing the news media as "the most dishonest people you'll ever see," to tout his performance at a debate in St. Louis on Sunday - "which I won big league" - to Clinton's stroll across the stage in front of him at that event.
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The team plus one wended their way down side roads and bike paths, through suburbs and villages, taking in the sunshine and the breeze, and we followed, keeping an eye on the GPS to ensure we didn't miss a turn, and to see to it that the kid didn't push his luck.
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Yes, it shows us lots and lots of serial killers, but most of them are in prison, and the business of the show is talking to them, trying to get them to reveal their secrets, hoping to get just close enough to see to the bottom of their particular abyss without falling in.
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But they need to be part of a centralized effort commanded by a new cabinet member who will have explicit, unambiguous authority over these programs, now in the hands of many others, and see to it that we effectively treat those who are addicted and prevent the next generation from becoming addicted.
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"This is why we must see to it that our first responders are trained to deal with tragic circumstances and restore balance and peace in the world around them; they must have the mental health resources that will allow them to maintain a state of mental balance no matter what they face," he said.
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READ: The Colorado delegate process has to be see to be believed By Sunday, the Trump campaign had voiced a litany of complaints about Colorado's complex process, even though it was obvious on the ground that they had not done the aggressive leg work to court Colorado delegates that the Cruz team had done.
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Type: CharacterRating: oh no honey honey I try to be cautious about reading sublimated desires into fiction, it's easy to read too much into things, to project what you want to see, to feel like you know an author when you're only seeing this single slice, but with all that in mind, oh my god?
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Yellen's comments, by failing to lay out a clear roadmap for what the Fed needs to see to raise rates, will likely not convince some investors that a rate increase is imminent, in part because Fed policymakers are seen as sharply divided over whether to increase rates soon or take a more cautious approach.
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In the Op-Ed "The Songs That Bind," which is about a research project designed to "see to what extent the year we were born influences the music we listen to, the extent to which different generations are bound to disagree on music," Seth Stephens-Davidowitz writes: Consider, for example, the song "Creep," by Radiohead.
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I don't need to tell you that many men of your generation (and let's face it, mine) were not required to see to things like spots on clothes and crumbs in cars, especially if they spent their lives in the company of women who did that for them (and for their fathers and grandfathers, too).
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Depending on which American official is talking, the phrase means either that the North must disarm completely before it receives any benefits in exchange or that if the North does not disarm, America will see to it that he goes the way of Libya's late dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, who was overthrown, dragged from a ditch, beaten and shot.
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While Jackson said she was once 'Read more:These are the most daring dresses celebrities have worn in 2019 so farAmazon has a little-known section where you can buy its most viral fashions21 wild shoe designs that you have to see to believeA discount store is selling $11 sneakers that look nearly identical to a $650 pair from Gucci
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Republican leaders are still struggling to satisfy two diametrically opposed forces: moderates who want to see to government lend more support to middle and low-income people to buy health insurance and conservatives who want to see Obamacare repealed more fully so that even popular regulations like the one requiring insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions disappear.
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" Now on the faculty at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York, Mr. Robbins added, "I think it really helped so many people sort of figure out everything they wanted to know, from where to find an apartment to what show to see to what scandal they wanted to dig into.
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I was afraid, I now see, to admit what she worked so fiercely to articulate: that I, as a white man, have always thoughtlessly partaken of all sorts of privilege, that I am an insider in ways I had the luxury of ignoring — in fact, it was specifically the truth of Rich's writing that my privilege insulated me from.
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FROM PEN: Game of Thrones' Top 10 Game Changing Moments Well, we'll have to wait and see to find out, but in case you were curious about what it was like shooting all those scenes in the freezing cold, it was just as miserable as it looks — especially because, as fans know, the actors are never wearing hats or headgear.
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The only silver lining I see to a solution in terms of ridding this outside of President Trump coming in is the fact that we&aposve got an election coming up in the city of Chicago and several short months and with that being the case, every Chicagoan needs to get out and vote and vote Rahm Emanuel out of office.
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This has caused a few complications for sex tech brands that use it for marketing, and for Instagram itself, which is still squeamish about sex stuff on its app (more on that later), but there's also the other implied question: Why do we need our vibrators — objects that presumably a small number of people will ever see — to be optimized for Instagram?
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And more and more I think the ability to take the long view, to see — to measure progress, not just about in my lifetime, but to measure progress through the lifetime of women, to realize that we have moved forward, but also to take the long view in looking forward to thinking about what we can do for the next generation.
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"Within the system we have, it's the best way I see to move forward because it can help all of the schools and a wider range of students," said Kristen Berger, a mother of a fifth-grade student who is the chairwoman of the middle school committee for District 22's Community Education Council, a parent group that advises on admission policy.
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Take, for example, a question long asked by the American National Election Study about whether "the government in Washington should see to it that every person has a job and a good standard of living...or… the government should just let each person get ahead on their own…" In 2012, 16 percent took a strong position in favor of government responsibility, while 2023 percent strongly advocated self-reliance.
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He wears a perpetual smile laced with preoccupation, for even as he comes out to welcome me he must also see to it that the massive amounts of food are being prepared on time, the toilet isn't stopped, the guests are being hosted, the drunk and toothless Ukrainian cutting dozens of peppers doesn't slice off his finger, and that the spirit of Uman is pervading his temporary home.
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Grab's growth of its "super app" — in which it (like others pursuing a similar strategy) provides a one-stop shop for consumers to both see to their transportation needs, but also other aspects of their connected consumer life, such as eating, entertainment and managing their money — has involved the company partnering with a number of other financial giants, including Mastercard, Credit Saison, Chubb, and ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance Co. Ltd.
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"This report itself will be transparent for everyone to see, to ask questions about ... I told President Trump we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we, too, have a complete understanding of the facts surrounding that — at which point, we can make decisions about how or if the United States should respond to the incident surrounding Mr. Khashoggi," Pompeo said on Thursday.
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So I have very clear views about what I want to see to tend to change the balance on the supreme court, and I regret deeply that the senate has not done its job and they have not permitted a vote on the person that president Obama, a highly qualified person, they've not given him a vote to be able to be have the full complement of nine supreme court justices.
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Claims for a broad inclusion into "Chinese art" are subverted by similarities to Western painters; any homage to a Western style is undercut by allegorical readings and historical context; a formalist approach is undercut by Western and Chinese precedents; any declaration that "what you see is what you see," to quote Frank Stella, is undermined by the human eye, which can't, of course, see the sculptural impasto of these works simultaneously from different angles.
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Cruz was also assisted these past three weeks by the United States Supreme Court raising fundamental issues of the Constitution's design: in the immigration executive order case where the Court demanded the parties brief the issue of whether the President was upholding his obligation to see to it that the "laws are faithfully executed,"and in issuing an unexpected and virtually unprecedented stay Tuesday of EPA's wild power grab in the name of global warming.
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