A lot of these "separates" or "super separates" have some sort of a mental health issue.
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Separates are priced at $45 each; similar to the brand's lingerie, you'll get a discount for buying Lively's swim offerings in bulk, too, with any two separates priced at $80 and four separates going for $130.
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The event's website asks: "What is it that separates dream from reality?" and "Can you define the thin line that separates the two?"
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And we can&apost be a country that, on one hand embraces immigration, but on the other hand separates families, separates children from their parents.
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That's what separates these people from the rest of us.
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One more way that Sanders separates himself from Clinton: he
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The Sea of Japan separates Japan from the Korean peninsula.
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A symbol of hope, it separates civilization from the unknown.
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That's what separates this from a lot of other festivals.
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A wall of discrimination separates them from the Han Chinese.
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We don't think that the flag is what separates us.
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Destroy this algorithm that separates our country from our media.
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I think that's something that separates us from mainstream comics.
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Everything goes according to plan until a mishap separates them.
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The 50 mark of the index separates contraction from expansion.
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A grading system that separates academic mastery from classroom behavior.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza separates the winners from the losers. 5003.
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It also separates the questions of sexual attraction and behavior.
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It separates me from the "hardcore vapers" in my industry.
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What separates him from a particularly ambitious or successful witch?
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I think that's what separates this team from past years.
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One thing which separates high achievers from regular people: intention.
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The 297.329 level for PMI readings separates expansion from contraction.
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Random chance is all that separates the winners from losers.
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A reading above 70 typically separates normal from overbought levels.
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A glass wall separates the kitchen from the living area.
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What separates the casual users from the highly paid designers?
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New Shepard's crew capsule successfully separates from the booster, Oct.
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For me, this addictive characteristic separates it from other highs.
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Not everyone separates the bun, and it works for me.
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That's really dehumanizing, and really separates you from your work.
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I think that's what separates me from the other hosts.
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We're making evening separates, as the sales team calls it.
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The 296.425 mark separates expansion in contraction in PMI readings.
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The 50 level for PMI readings separates expansion from contraction.
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That last little touch of detail is what separates it.
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So what separates you from them in terms of bad?
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The 50 level separates expansion from contraction in PMI readings.
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A narrow sliver of water separates him from mainland China.
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So what separates harmless shopaholics from those with a problem?
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What separates car country clubs from racetracks is the amenities.
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"It separates two activities that should be separate," Laplanche said.
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What separates a beach goth from other types of goth?
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Cloudflare separates the good guys from the bad using pattern recognition.
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Maybe that's one thing that separates humans from artificially intelligent machines.
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It's the cultural dividing line that separates Yanks from the Brits.
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"The new Snapchat separates the social from the media," says Snap.
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Man gave the titles, and that's what separates and divides us.
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It goes on smoothly and separates every last hair, every time.
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Skin is what really separates the A-listers from the mortals.
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It also separates parts and removes certain components as it goes.
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And when you're pairing separates, it's OK to play with scale.
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What separates the London attack from the one in New York?
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Usually, that means suits and separates in classic colors and shapes.
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But what separates an ordinary cat-sitter from a cat whisperer?
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What separates him from the other athletes is his prosthetic leg.
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So what separates "conspiracy against the United States" from plain conspiracy?
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That separates people and I want to connect them with music.
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The 1.66.20-point level separates expansion from contraction in PMI readings.
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We all know the truth: More connects us than separates us.
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Language and culture are hallmarks of what separates humans from animals.
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This is what separates us from the rest of the world.
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A wide vertical band separates the figure and his mirror image.
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This indisputable fact is what separates this trade case from others.
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It's not just the ABV or the price that separates Utopias.
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The strait separates Yemen from Eritrea and Djibouti, not from Somalia.
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He adds, "That's what I think separates great leaders from others."
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Another wealth gap separates Appalachia from the rest of the country.
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The 26.5-mark separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis.
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Perhaps that's what separates a lucky person from a luckless one.
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One of them is the partisan polarization that separates our leaders.
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A retractable partition separates the passengers cabin from the cargo area.
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He plays athletic, and that's what separates him from other guys.
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A moving wall separates that space from a prearranged dining area.
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Launched using a conventional rocket booster, the glide body eventually separates.
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If that separates me from other Democratic candidates, so be it.
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This is a credit to Tom's consistency and what separates him.
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Decide if you are a suit person or a separates person.
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The central fireplace separates the dining room from the living room.
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What separates your show from what is playing in New York?
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In other communities, what separates neighborhoods is probably tied to incarceration.
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Over time the plaster separates from the lath, creating structural cracks.
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The 50-point level in PMI readings separates growth from contraction.
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So what separates the successes from the failures in Silicon Valley?
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The 26-mark separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis.
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It's a mindset that often separates millionaires from the middle class.
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Since then, her collections have grown to include separates and dresses.
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Also recycled-plastic slickers, chartreuse snakeskin separates and cerulean blue satin.
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T. also finds a few swim separates so successes all around!
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There is something else that separates these players: their draft position.
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Additionally, it separates the rankings into large and smaller metro areas.
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Legally regulating marijuana separates it from markets in other illicit drugs.
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Only a glass-like partition separates her from two enormous aliens.
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The 2200-mark separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis.
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And most importantly, it separates one from God, who is love.
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An island that seats four separates it from the dining area.
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It separates the distant lovers and nations, but also connects them.
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The 50-point mark separates growth and contraction in PMI readings.
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He separates that public persona from his more even-keeled disposition.
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About one kilometer of the Detroit River separates the two cities.
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"Quantity is not what separates us from other countries," he says.
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Their ability to do so, they are told, is what separates them from the general public; the ability to do this seamlessly and perfectly is what separates the transcendent athletes from the merely mediocre or even great.
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By filing for legal separation, it immediately separates his assets from hers.
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The Taiwan Strait separates the self-ruled island of Taiwan from China.
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The death trap that separates Europe and Africa still can't stop everyone.
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We won't stand for a policy that separates children from their parents.
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Meghan proves formal separates do not have to be boring or stuffy.
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That what separates success from failure is a sufficiency of sage advice.
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Then she separates each square with more parchment, and freezes them again.
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That's the point when the crew module separates from the service module.
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Where Premium separates itself from the Spotifys of the world is personalization.
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Yet a gulf separates the Brzezinski and Trump views of American leadership.
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Matt and Dominic roll around on the floor before everyone separates them.
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But hey, that's what separates the real fans from the casuals. [YouTube]
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It's 12 years that separates us, between the old and the new.
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The country's education system, which separates academic and vocational streams, entrenches inequality.
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It was above forecasts and above 50 which separates growth from contraction.
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That mental edge is oftentimes what separates the pros from the Joes.
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The latest poll shows two points separates Cruz, Kasich, Rubio and Bush.
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The 180 km-wide (112 miles) Taiwan Strait separates Taiwan from China.
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The 50 point mark separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis.
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This is above the 50 point mark which separates contraction from expansion.
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It's clear and separates the rest of your eye from the outside.
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What separates genuinely unbearable trash from a fun night full of comedy?
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But it's the degree, according to multiple analyses, that separates the two.
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Indeed, the speech raises the question of what separates Bush from Trump.
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A pergola-covered terrace separates the living area from the master suite.
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The trait is what separates the best employees from just okay ones.
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The 50-point level separates contraction from expansion on a monthly basis.
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Perhaps she wondered, Do these gingham separates make me look v patriotic?
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And, best part, a gate separates you from the Hollywood riff-raff.
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There's a huge separation between virtuality and reality that separates a relationship.
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There's just one thing that separates her from all the other influencers.
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"Taking care of people separates him," said Marty Shapiro, a Myriad partner.
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Dresses both long and short as well as separates start at $49.99.
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Stir the base back together if it separates during the resting time.
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The Bosphorus Strait separates the European and Asian sides of the city.
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What separates Chan and Zuckerberg from most other philanthropists is their age.
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Marie, where the St. Marys River separates Michigan's Upper Peninsula from Canada.
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Separates and dresses range from $2,000 to $8003,000, most are about $3,500.
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The lining of an artery tears and separates from the vessel wall.
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I think that separates romance and love from the rest of life.
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"And our bill today separates immigration issues from labor issues," he added.
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A large events space separates the press centre from the broadcast centre.
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Only a border of half-moon cucumbers separates them, keeping the peace.
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One question separates most smart plugs: to hub or not to hub?
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A thin curtain separates us from first class, but it feels impenetrable.
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What separates a series like "The Keepers" from its lower-quality cousins?
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He often cooks in designer separates, instead of in standard chef's attire.
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There is a wall that separates the garage from the living space.
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Steak and Bourbon separates itself with its warm, red-based design palette.
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The foyer separates the dining room from the living room, seen here.
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And sin separates you from performing to the best of your ability.
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A policy that separates young children from their parents isn't a "deterrent".
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The bold flavor and chewy texture separates this snack from its brethren.
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The 50-point level separates contraction from growth on a monthly basis.
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Larry Hu, an economist with Macquarie Securities, separates China's policy easing into three.
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But he urged all Christians to concentrate on what unites, not separates, them.
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Trinkets separates "Monday I'm in Love" into character vignettes, so I will too.
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A glass partition separates them as they talk opposite one another using telephones.
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The Fourier transform separates a data signal into a collection of simpler waveforms.
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Overgrown grass separates tower blocks in a space heroically called "Paul Cézanne Square".
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The door's vertical edge both separates and joins the man and grandfather clock.
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First, she separates the hair into four sections and secures them in ponytails.
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The next thing that could happen: something separates the water from the debris.
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That's what separates hair[styles] that I do from a lot of hairstylists.
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What further separates Republicans from Democrats is our belief in a better future.
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THAT'S WHAT SEPARATES A GREAT COMPANY FROM A COMPANY THAT'S NOT SO GREAT.
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No matter how much you love each other, sometimes life just separates us.
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The only thing that separates them from our children is geography and luck.
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I'm excited to wear high-waisted shorts and jeans again and more separates.
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Here's the border that separates two school districts in Connecticut — Lebanon and Windham.
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The fence crosses three states and separates wild dingo dogs from sheep farms.
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It was also well above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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A bridge over the Tigris river separates the square from the Green Zone.
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However, it still remained above the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction.
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Moreover, the move separates Libby from her budding Catholic girl alliance with Morgan.
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Don't feel like you need to spend a fortune on fancy separates, though.
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The 50-mark separates contraction in activity from expansion on a monthly basis.
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It separates into two pieces, exposing the satellite, about 4 minutes after liftoff.
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But what really separates this mount from the competition is the QLYX app.
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Price and technology aren't the only things that separates Lemonade from traditional insurers.
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So what is it that separates the spelling stars from the dictionary-deficient?
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Clearly, what separates the Spyder from the Coupe is its cloth soft-top.
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The 50-point index mark separates expansion from contraction on a monthly basis.
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Often, deep-seated passion is what separates the wannabes from the success stories.
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He separates the muscle from the shell and the oyster is released, complete.
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What separates a physical and digital public space is greater accessibility and velocity.
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The move separates the broader company from the challenges the gun industry faces.
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A heavily mined earth wall separates Moroccan-controlled territory and Polisario-held areas.
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I think I have an inner drive that separates me from the rest.
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And just one month separates her from the birth of her first child.
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The railroad area in Donalsonville, Georgia, which separates the black community from downtown.
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The distinction separates the country from its neighbor, the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART: Immigration is another subject that separates you from Donald Trump.
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Appearance is not what separates these two in terms of all day wear.
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What separates the cups from leagues was amply demonstrated over the past week.
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I can empathize, even across the gulf that separates his species from mine.
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But at the Masters, the field separates far more quickly, the data says.
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Kelly Osbourne is standing by mother Sharon as she separates from husband Ozzy.
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What would you say separates your mixing and production from other club producers?
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It's the application of knowledge that separates the PhDs from the successful entrepreneurs.
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A patch of lawn separates the main patio area from a small fountain.
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It separates "me" from "you" by leading the other person to introspect alone.
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Ms. Mayer separates fact from fiction with fakery's most powerful disinfectant, deep reporting.
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We are tool builders by nature; it's what separates us from other animals.
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"Shincheonji destroys families and separates children from their parents," said Lee Yeon-woo.
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"Shincheonji destroys families and separates children from their parents," said Lee Yeon-woo.
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It stayed well above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction.
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A 4-foot-high chain-link fence separates my neighbor's yard from mine.
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So what separates a classic like Annie Hall from a flop like Gigli?
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A city-owned gate separates the property from a walkway along the river.
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Cook until the oil separates from the peanut butter, about 5 minutes. 3.
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But it remained below the 50-point mark that separates expansion from contraction.
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Introducing separates is only part of the label's new experiments in not-couture.
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The 14-foot barrier separates the Mexican and American towns, both named Nogales.
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The line consists of '80s-leaning tailored separates set apart by subtle detailing.
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But Horse doesn't know what separates him from Wood and the other reporters.
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What separates Jia from his peers is the personal nature of his storytelling.
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Clean, for example, separates the world of movement from the world of stillness.
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I think that that will be the one that resonates and separates the parties.
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Hap, realizing the group is trying to reform and eventually overthrow him, separates them.
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This is the real thing that separates beginners from intermediate/expert level players. Building.
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The thing that separates people is all the little things leading up to Sunday.
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"I'm troubled by anything directionally in our country that separates people," Blank told Newsday.
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A thermometer and a quick consult separates incoming suspected Ebola cases from other patients.
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The figure was significantly higher than the 50.0 mark which separates expansion from contraction.
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"Planned Parenthood permanently separates children from their parents each and every day," Daly wrote.
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Chanel's boxy workwear separates would go on to change the game for women's fashion.
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Like other school sports, PlayVS separates the school year into Fall and Spring seasons.
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The only thing that separates us is one person will get the Mirrorball Trophy.
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But, forget clashing prints with separates — instead, look to dresses made of varying fabrics.
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One sheet, labeled "adrift by shifts," separates two depictions of huddled groups of people.
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In 1998, she launched her namesake line with a small collection of tailored separates.
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"What separates us from other cartoons is that we do change," Thompson told me.
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It makes us who we are individually, and it separates us from other species.
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This, Hipple believes, is where After The Impact separates itself from other treatment centers.
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Mr Özdemir made it clear that very much separates his party from the FDP.
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THUMP: What separates your work as Luttrell from your work as The M Machine?
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What separates the two Pixel phones from all the other guys is the software.
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What are you doing that separates you from being simply, say, an assistant engineer?
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Sweden also focuses on pedestrian bridges, and separates cars from bicycles and oncoming traffic.
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But it isn't just sexual confidence that separates the sleepers from the non-sleepers.
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This idea of volunteering is what really separates the Congress from other hacking conferences.
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It's very important and it's what separates me from other vegan chefs in London.
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You can see that his skating ability separates him from a lot of players.
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Mr Sunstein is brilliant when he separates fact from fantasy about the saga's origins.
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But what separates her life from most of ours is not perspective, but control.
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The capsule then separates from the booster, and both eventually fall back to Earth.
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Despite their shared possession of Hispaniola a chasm separates Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
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However, the figure stood well above the 50 line, which separates growth from contraction.
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Narrator: Andy separates the wires one by one and begins to curl them in.
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He had climbed over the rail that separates the path from the concrete ledge.
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For the other (right), only oil separates pot and rice, resulting in crunchy clumps.
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We are at the mouth of the Naf River, which separates Myanmar from Bangladesh.
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What separates sound science from junk science is the quality of the science itself.
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Often, the jackets and the pants are sold as separates, which is really nice.
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What separates Biden from those candidates is the breadth and depth of his errors.
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An island separates it from the living area, which opens to a back deck.
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Jayson had one of those few minutes that separates ordinary players from extraordinary players.
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And there's some transcendent quality to life that separates it from matter, from chemistry?
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Truth and lies are the only thing that separates us from democracy and dictatorship.
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What separates Story from other wall 'n' stallers is his affinity for body shots.
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Bernie Sanders to bridge the 79-delegate gap that currently separates the two frontrunners.
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The year that separates the two kinds of work is more like a void.
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"There is one major thing that separates simulators from real life," Mr. Barclay said.
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As shown in the sketch, a monstrous gap separates our capabilities and perceived limits.
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This is the essence of the creator, what separates the masters from the dabblers.
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For decades, technology has thinned the membrane that separates the famous from the ordinary.
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Something separates recent presidents from all the other politicians who aspired to the job.
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But the pieces also were a nod to Van Noten's idea of beautiful separates.
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A low-slung concrete fence separates the tin shacks from the carefully manicured fairways.
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The escalation followed violence earlier Friday along the fence that separates Gaza and Israel.
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What separates the gold medalists from the silver medalists is simply the mental game.
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Let's start by laying out what separates a good apology from a bad one.
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It's a slim margin, only a game separates Toronto from both Baltimore and Boston.
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It's not exactly cheap, but won't break the bank, either — separates start at $62.
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Furthermore, over 700 miles of water separates the Andamans and Nicobars from continental India.
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They pump steam underground through long pipes, which separates bitumen from its surrounding soil.
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And the only thing that separates the two types - - the only thing that separates the two types is, if you put a plastic handle grip on one it becomes banned, if it doesn't have a plastic handle it does not become banned.
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It has been above the 22018-mark that separates growth from contraction since mid-2013.
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This is a feature that separates smart notes apps from the not-so-smart ones.
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Seeking comfort over financial freedom is what separates the moderately successful from the most successful.
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"The only thing that separates women of color from everyone else is opportunity," she said.
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According to the outlet, the NBC procedural creator's filing immediately separates his assets from Noelle's.
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And America's strategy must include the asset that separates it most clearly from China: alliances.
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A widening chasm separates them and struggling post-industrial ones like Cleveland, Detroit and Newark.
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Or is this something that separates Sanders and Warren from the rest of the field?
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If one variable separates the Gulf carriers from their Turkish rival, it is domestic traffic.
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But production growth slowed markedly, nearing the 50-point threshold that separates expansion from contraction.
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For the iPhone, Apple separates the display and touch panel instead of integrating them together.
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Her boyfriend, Harvey, struggles with having a witch girlfriend, and magic ultimately separates the couple.
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Then, in a blink, our capsule separates from the rocket, and suddenly we're in orbit.
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And its ridiculous sense of style separates it from pretty much any other puzzle game.
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This is what separates him from his Minimalist peers, and from those that came after.
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To ensure minimal contact, a wall with a small hole separates the artist from participants.
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The dual cameras on the back are what separates the Huawei P7343 from the pack.
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The so-called median line on the Taiwan Strait separates mainland China from the island.
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But that's not all that separates Harker from its peer schools on the rankings list.
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Our Constitution meticulously separates power to avoid any one person or entity having complete control.
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While culture separates countries, it also brings communities together and is the backbone of people.
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And others referenced her motifs, including polka dots, red, workwear separates, and lots of tulle.
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But there must be a line somewhere that separates legitimate criticism and excessive hate mongering.
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In the brush that separates the beach from the community, a grill rots alongside garbage.
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Her scheme separates Moholy-Nagy's achievement into separate strands and then braids them together fluidly.
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MCDONALD'S - STEVE EASTERBROOK SEPARATES AS PRESIDENT AND CEO AND AS A MEMBER OF THE BOARD
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No split separates the generation of Nancy Pelosi and Elizabeth Warren from younger female Democrats.
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But internal communications is also what separates one company from another and can be fascinating.
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Choose separates in one or two color families so you can mix and match outfits.
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" What separates justices "is judicial philosophy — ideology — and that means everything on the Supreme Court.
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The point highlights the difference in approach that separates companies working on self-driving technology.
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It's what separates from authoritarian regimes such as Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia and … Russia.
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That pact is known as a 123 agreement, which separates civil and military nuclear facilities.
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This detail separates Maison from more traditional women's coworking spaces like The Wing, she added.
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In the morning, music video blocks are stocked with Super Soakers, scrunchies and velour separates.
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Research suggests there's one remarkably simple behavior that separates ultra-successful people from the rest.
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Giving up the illusion of perfection separates them and ultimately makes them feel more satisfied.
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This is what separates a democracy from an organized crime syndicate, or better yet, cults.
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It's slogging it out to "The End" that separates the boys from the chorus boys.
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Show me the point on the line where this delusion and craziness separates from faith.
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So what's your sense of how that separates you from the more mainstream Republican establishment?
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There is, perhaps, one thing that plainly separates House of Cards from political reality today.
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She's a painter and I'm a photographer, which is the only thing that separates us.
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Simply put: a pleasing blur that separates the foreground (person) from the background (other junk).
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In the stretch of highway that separates Sheikh Zuweid from Rafah lie about 14 villages.
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Choose a head-to-toe shift dress or coordinating separates that skim over your body.
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A free-standing island with bar stools separates the work space from the breakfast table.
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BHLDN has bridesmaid dresses as well as bridesmaids separates, which can be mixed and matched.
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The bus system hadn't been shut down since a closed cab separates operators from riders.
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It separates us as people and reduces others (and thus ourselves) to disembodied demographic characteristics.
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The Gulf of Oman separates not only Oman and Iran, but also Oman and Pakistan.
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What do you think separates you from the Republicans who couldn't beat him in 220?
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The immune system separates us from the pathogens, viruses, and bacteria that make us sick.
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And it separates them from the "bad" women who are deemed unworthy of that protection.
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The facility is a giant open warehouse, and chain link fencing separates groups of people.
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Pile on familiar patterns for fall — in the form of sensual dresses, separates and accessories.
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You'll generally be safe with coordinating separates, for women, or shirts and slacks for men.
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The two of them nudge each other across the line that separates fantasy from felony.
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A good touch on the greens is what separates the real players from the duffers.
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What separates an unconstitutional "abuse of power" from the valorized actions of Lincoln and Johnson?
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A chain dangling lengthwise from top to bottom of the picture separates the two Douglasses.
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A large opening leading outside separates an indoor dining table and an outdoor seating area.
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What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work.
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The season's boxy suiting and '80s-inspired leather separates let women play with multiple identities.
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In the ensuing panic, some clubgoers jumped into the Bosporus, which separates Europe from Asia.
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An outdoor terrace separates the living areas from the master suite and a third bedroom.
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Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek said he believes their versatility separates them from other young players.
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Diversity for diversity's sake separates things so that they cannot be related to each other.
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Her voice is incessantly charming, with a bravado that instantly separates her from her peers.
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Conveniently, it separates the devices by category, such as Computers & Personal, Entertainment, and so on.
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A centrifugal decanter separates the olive oil that is later stored in huge metal tanks.
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Essentially, mosquitoes are put through a giant sieve, which separates males from the larger females.
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When a ballistic missile is launched, the warhead separates from the rocket early in flight.
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There's something quite fundamental that separates the two cultures — a disinclination to escalate social conflict.
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"I am opposed to a procedure that separates parents and children," she told French press.
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What separates "A Suitable Girl" from other documentaries is its perspective, which is completely nonjudgmental.
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The exhibition separates each photographer and allots each one with his or her own room.
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That separates it from competitors (like Amazon and Microsoft) who have not shown the same reluctance.
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What separates us from the animals, even more so than our opposable thumbs or larger brains?
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Next, like any meticulous organizer, she separates Annie's wardrobe into piles to keep, sell, and donate.
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In fact, one argued that it's nothing short of the act that separates man from beast.
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A small test separates posts from Pages into one feed and posts from profile in another.
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The merriment took place on a riverbank that separates the town from Argentina&aposs training camp.
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But he said he separates the performance of the company from the performance of the stock.
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The unit separates inmates such as accused sex offenders from the general population for their protection.
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The index has held above the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction since February 2016.
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This is what separates my son and myself is a coffin in six feet of dirt.
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One little bite is all that separates the rest of us from cinema's new favored ghoul.
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What separates "American Honey" from previous cinematic road trips is the lowliness of the travellers' aspirations.
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Because "what separates an Olsen from a woman leaving the gym is the details," he insists.
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It also separates groups that are dedicated to health issues with a special "health support" designation.
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"The new Snapchat separates the social from the media," the company said in a blog post.
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Cue the comparisons to "The Sixth Sense," though this movie soon separates itself from that one.
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The rest of it (glasses, business-casual separates) can be scrounged up the morning-of. 3.
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Design is what separates cars from one another, and gives an unspoken voice to the brand.
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When the bacteria have to make a turn, one tail separates itself out and moves clockwise.
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Following are some facts about the 2160 km-long DMZ, which separates North and South Korea.
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Only one step separates House Bill 493, known as the "Heartbeat Bill," from becoming law: Gov.
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It's Antoinette's hard power that separates her use of the Cool Girl from Amy's and Aislinn's.
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That's the thing that separates a company like McLaren from a larger, more mainstream car company.
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She then sorts all the jackets into kids and adults and separates the hoodies and sweaters.
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Only a thin wrapper separates you from the dangerous mix inside: meat surrounded by steaming soup.
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What separates hate speech from offensive ideas, or misinformation from coordinated disinformation intended to incite violence?
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The index stayed above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 29th month.
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The index has been below the 50 mark that separates contraction from expansion since February 2015.
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It was a telling reminder of the porous boundary that separates France's business and political elites.
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Nothing separates fight fans from their money quite as easily as the promise of a knockout.
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"I'm troubled by anything directionally in our country that separates people," Blank told reporters in Houston.
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What do you think separates the ones who struggle from the ones have an easier transition?
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It separates our nation from so many others, as many of my fellow veterans can attest.
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"Love, after all, is the ingredient that separates a sacrifice from ordinary everyday butchery," she says.
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Hacking is an activity, and what separates any activity from a crime is, very often, permission.
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The policy effectively separates migrant adults and children, as the two are prosecuted separately in court.
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No White House ambition for him, an attribute that separates him from many of his colleagues.
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It was Gervais at his boorish worst, blundering across the line that separates misanthropy and vanity.
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The two bodies are connected by the Kerch Strait, which separates part of Russia from Crimea.
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It is used to pierce the membrane that separates the chick from the bubble of air.
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The index has remained above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction since August 2012.
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In the simplest terms, what brings us together is good, and what separates us is bad.
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Homestead Road, the thoroughfare that separates Apple Park from Birdland, became its own subject of debate.
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The poll separates out responses by party, with Democrats, Republicans and Independents all giving predictable answers.
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Only 83 feet — less than 30 yards — separates the two venues, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
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What separates the 43C Spider from the 4C Coupe is, obviously, its manually removable soft-top.
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The index has been above the 248.0 mark that separates growth from contraction since late 249.3.
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Here, we're gravitating towards silky, sophisticated separates that look fancy enough to wear to any occasion.
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That's what separates Nashville and why it's so exciting that the art scene's finally popping off.
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As Matt Mazzeo said in our interview, 'hustle is what separates the good from the great'.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 28th month.
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Apple still highlights the top paid apps and separates those from games in a new list.
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Or duck through the beaded curtain that separates the bar from Pearl's, the adjoining Caribbean restaurant.
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The line separates fields of uniform, ominous black and fast, intense green — ex slaves and slaves.
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That resistance to readability is key to what separates Hull from his more figuratively inclined forebears.
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Only a fence separates us from the soon-to-be Olympic media hotel and parking lot.
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As it heats the tube, the DNA's double helix separates into two strands, exposing each side.
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In the attached bathroom, a wooden double-vanity separates the shower from a spa-style tub.
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Can we create a set of baseline rules that separates problem gossip from acceptable small talk?
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It is not merely money that separates the ruling class from the rest of the country.
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A short hallway separates the kitchen from a large family room in a two-story addition.
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The narrow Taiwan Strait which separates the island from China is a frequent source of tension.
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A tenth of a percentage point separates Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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What separates her from older generations is her Catholicism has almost nothing to do with God.
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But more separates those right- and left-leaning sides of the web than their opposite ideologies.
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She touches every facet of a box score, and that's what separates her from the rest.
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A fence separates their house from an open field, where nine cows and two donkeys graze.
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But up in those heights, ultraviolet light from the sun separates the atoms in these molecules.
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The narrow Taiwan Strait which separates the island from China is a frequent source of tension.
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None of the sectors had a reading below 50, the level which separates optimists from pessimists.
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All that separates these two groups is time — and the individual who occupies the Oval Office.
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Like a wall, this band of westerly winds separates colder northern air from warmer southern air.
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BOEING CST-100 STARLINER SUCCESSFULLY SEPARATES FROM MAIN BOOSTER, BOUND FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION - LAUNCH ANNOUNCER
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"I'd tried to have a normal life, and failed," she admits when she separates from Heilpern.
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A solitary oxygen cylinder is the only object that separates the modern scene from the medieval.
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Lace capes were tossed atop periwinkle-blue shirting which was layered under loden Land Girl separates.
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Homestead Road, the thoroughfare that separates Apple Park from Birdland, became its own subject of debate.
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After it arcs into space, its warhead separates, falling back through Earth's atmosphere to a target.
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What separates humans from other animals is that we base decisions on our own prior experiences.
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What separates her from them is that she might be capable of a sliver of shame.
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But Ali separates his project from others by conveying that message with force rather than comfort.
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And yet, she finds out only one degree of fear separates her world from the other.
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One thing that separates this track from her other pieces is that there are no synthesizers.
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According to the agency, a quarantine "separates and restricts the movement of people who were exposed to a contagious disease to see if they become sick" as opposed to isolation, which it says "separates sick people with a quarantinable communicable disease from people who are not sick."
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From March-May, the survey logged results above the key 50 level, which separates expansion from contraction.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 10th consecutive month.
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It remained above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction for the 13th consecutive month.
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The index was below the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the second consecutive month.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 27th consecutive month.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a reading of 50.0, the level that separates expansion from contraction.
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The brand's use of color, pattern and cropped tees separates its menswear from other, more straightforward designs.
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Tapachula (CNN)The air is thick with humidity on the Suchiate River that separates Mexico from Guatemala.
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The reading was the highest since January and above the 50 line that separates growth from contraction.
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"What separates the mask from others on the market is its shape," the 29-year-old says.
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That matched a flash reading and was well above the 50 line that separates growth from contraction.
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Then Little Rock separates from Wichita, and everyone sets out on a road trip to find her.
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A handheld grinder spews sparks as it separates the screen from whatever is left of the tube.
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Customers will find a collection full of easy, breezy separates inspired by Rose's life on-the-go.
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What separates this 3DS XL from the older models is the C-nub Nintendo added to it.
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Knowing when to fund that one is what separates the women from the girls in our business.
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South Korea is concerned to avoid flare-ups in the demilitarised zone, which separates the two countries.
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The Swedish brand, known for its classic separates and wardrobe essentials, really hits the mark on trousers.
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For example, in cybersecurity and fraud detection, algorithmic efficacy is what separates the wheat from the chaff.
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The Gulf separates Iran from its regional rival Saudi Arabia and a U.S. naval base in Bahrain.
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That was well above both the 50 mark which separates growth from contraction, and above November's 53.7.
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Push for Extreme Risk Protection Orders, a bipartisan policy that temporarily separates at-risk individuals from firearms.
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It separates the film into two timelines – the flashbacks and then the current timeline, all in order.
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Makeup. It's what separates the pros from the amateurs — especially when it comes to deep, dark lipstick.
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If you freeze that mixture, the water and the rose colour separates and makes a wavy pattern.
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A second man wearing a grey beanie pushes the suspect back and separates him from the woman.
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Militia sometimes separates terrified residents by ethnicity and massacres those from rival tribes, the United Nations said.
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Halloween is one of those holidays that truly separates the talented craftspeople from the, well, less-gifted.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 12th consecutive month.
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" Jaden told Baldwin the most important question facing 2020 Democrats is: "What separates you from the pack?
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 19843nd consecutive month.
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The paper skins only demarcate the boundary, like a theoretical line that separates one side from another.
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The doctor surgically removes the epididymis and milks it or otherwise separates the sperm from the tissue.
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The victory separates Ferreira from a pair of losses to ranked contenders Beneil Dariush and Dustin Poirier.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 22nd consecutive month.
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It remained above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction for the 12th consecutive month.
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This is what separates the college game from the professional game: that sometimes one miracle begets another.
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This right is what makes us unique, what separates us from the totalitarian nations we oft-decry.
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When it comes to weekends, the main thing that separates successful people from unsuccessful people is mindfulness.
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Diastasis Recti happens when the abdomen stretches during pregnancy and separates at the center, leaving a gap.
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It is what separates democracies from dictatorships, in which the executive acts as judge, jury and executioner.
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Ben Carson plays the doctor who separates Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear in STUCK ON YOU. What?!?!
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The index has been above the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction for six straight months.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 28th consecutive month.
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However, there is no line which separates your public social media posts from the "media" writ large.
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The headline index remained below the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the fifth month.
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Most rescues take place just outside the 12-mile mark that separates Libyan territory from international waters.
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It has held above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction for well over two years.
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" Naming two Midwestern senators of opposite parties, he asked, "What really separates John Thune from Amy Klobuchar?
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Those numbers are strong, but Scherzer really separates himself in the consistently high quality of his starts.
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Our knowledge separates into layers: Experience provides a base for a higher layer of more conceptual understanding.
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G.A.: What separates the top performers in the IMO from the rest of those at this event?
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The interior is noise insulated with a partition and shelf that separates the interior from the trunk.
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"Setting an immigration policy that forcefully separates young children from their parents at the border," he continued.
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"The thing that separates it from other sports is there's less of a risk," Mr. Madere said.
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And it is what the rich do with those 240 minutes that separates them from everyone else.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold, which separates expansion from contraction, for the sixth consecutive month.
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A sub-index measuring prices charged held stubbornly below the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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Forsake one for the other, and a player begins to lose what separates him from his peers.
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The rule of law and our society's respect for the truth is what separates us from Russia.
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She may be a latter-day Transcendentalist, but the century that separates her from her precursors matters.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the third consecutive month.
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Run your thumbs up and under both sides of the cartilage until it separates from the breast.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the eighth consecutive month.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 14th consecutive month.
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The index stayed above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 33rd straight month.
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However, that's still below the 50-point mark that separates expansion from contraction on a monthly basis.
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We sat at a long, rectangular kitchen table that separates the living area and the work space.
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To me, that's what separates a lot of people from myself when they go to different resorts.
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The Marine Corps remains the only military service that still separates men and women during basic training.
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A river valley separates the High Tatras, or Vysoke Tatry, from the Low Tatras, or Nizke Tatry.
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We're saying there's commonality between these two worlds, and the only thing that separates them is time.
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Westward is the Langue de Barbarie, which separates the river from the ocean until the two meet.
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And for a book that separates the sexes, the sudden impossibility of heterosexual sex goes strangely unnoticed.
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Although diverse, the only thing that really separates us is the body of water that divides us.
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The Jordan River, which separates the West Bank from Jordan, would become part of Israel's eastern border.
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A hiccup is a spasm of the diaphragm, the muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen.
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So it's active participation, in your mind, that separates democratic citizenship from citizenship in a non-democracy?
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For those who need boundaries, an eternity in which nothing separates us from others must be terrifying.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)On first look, not much separates the two front-runners contesting Nigeria's presidential election.
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Acquiring GreatCall also separates Best Buy from rivals in an untapped, and increasingly competitive, connected home market.
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What separates the novel's setup from the gothic melodrama that emerged later is how well it's constructed.
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T's Best of 2019 Slouchy leather separates, new takes on suiting, floral prints for men and more.
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"The vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us," she said.
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This is what separates the conflict from a civil war, even though the death toll is comparable.
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But it remained above the 50-mark that separates expansion from contraction for the fifth straight month.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 23rd consecutive month.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the ninth consecutive month.
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Some of the heaviest snow should accumulate along the Mason-Dixon Line, which separates Maryland from Pennsylvania.
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The company separates itself with a unique technology using a system of "stereo cameras" to detect threats.
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WikiLeaks operates under the idea that erasing the wall that separates private and public discussions is beneficial.
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The index remained above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the 16th consecutive month.
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A storage cabinet with a wall of shoji screens separates the living room from the dining area.
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Human connection isn't dead in spite of the forest of technology that separates us from each other.
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In victory, Hirota separates himself from a late 2015 draw against Team Alpha Male star Teruto Ishihara.
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A barn door separates the bathroom from the kitchen, which has a full-size fridge and granite countertops.
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We can't control people, there's not a moving team that separates them and changes their status on site.
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A half wall holding wine bottles, baskets and a milk pail separates the bar from the dining area.
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"There's this one little mountain range that separates the wilderness from civilization," he told House Beautiful in 2013.
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That was the lowest since September and well below the 252.8-point level that separates contraction from expansion.
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The school took the girls and the boys into two separates rooms to give them the same presentation.
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For Trump, Christianity is a marker of identity, one of the dividing lines that separates us from them.
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Instead, I pack separates in a coordinating palette so that I can mix and match throughout the trip.
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A likely catalyst is the recent revelations that ICE separates asylum-seeking families and confines children in cages.
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The salon's entrance is an opaque revolving door, and the reception area separates customers from the male gaze.
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To me this is what separates the good dishes from the truly slap-yourself-on-the-forehead ones.
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It held above the 50-point threshold mark that separates growth from contraction for the 16th straight month.
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The primary ill of late-stage capitalism is that it separates us from each other with extreme convenience!
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For another, Claudia's body is in the bushes near the fence that separates the empty lot from Martínez's.
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What separates Olivier Mosset from the rest of the group, however, is his rejection of a signature style.
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Under the hood is where the 15-inch Surface Laptop 3 separates itself from the other Surface Laptops.
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Responding to the demonstrations, Israeli forces killed 17 Palestinians at the border fence that separates Israel from Gaza.
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Yet, at the border, he separates hundreds of families – perhaps permanently – with a callousness that shocks the conscience.
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Thin off-the-shoulder knits were layered under beaded tea-length gowns, mini cocktail dresses and embellished separates.
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"They're very familiar with Bernie Sanders," he said, because Lake Champlain is all that separates them from Vermont.
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Both readings were below the 50-point neutral level, which separates contraction from expansion on a monthly basis.
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Its waterfront is the Indian River Lagoon, which separates Melbourne from a barrier island on the Atlantic Ocean.
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Many live along the line that separates north India from south, and regard themselves as the aboriginal inhabitants.
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From March to May, the survey logged results above the key 50 level that separates expansion from contraction.
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And the notch, as odd as it may be, separates the iPhone from every other phone out there.
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Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) sees regulation as a necessity, the only thing that separates superheroes from supervillains.
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I don't care what your politics are, we can't be a country that separates children from their parents.
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That still left it below the 50-point mark that separates expansion from contraction on a monthly basis.
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AROUND 10pm on Saturday a tsunami rolled up the Sunda Strait, which separates two of Indonesia's biggest islands.
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Those watching closely will also notice something that separates these scenes visually from the rest of the series.
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To counter this concern the companies ask investors to consider "cohort analysis", which separates out customers by vintage.
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What else separates these environments from what you can see today on, say, the App Store or Steam?
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"What separates him in any decision-making context is that he asks a ton of questions," Klentak said.
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AAS: What's the one thing that separates Wonder Woman from the other amazing heroes in the DC Universe?
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What separates a good laptop from a great one is how it balances power, efficiency, portability, and comfort.
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But it remained comfortably above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis.
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It is all that protects us and separates us from the vastness we are always trying to reach.
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The definition of our species, Homo sapiens, indicates that knowledge is what separates us from the other apes.
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The reading was the highest since February 2014 and above the 50 line that separates growth from contraction.
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This is what separates the pros from the Instagram kiddies, as celebrity expert Spencer Pratt can tell us.
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Jeremy S. Goldman: Copyright separates the physical output of an artist from the right to the art itself.
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The wrinkle that separates Rapture-Palooza from other apocalypse comedies is just how casual everyone acts during Armageddon.
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Apple separates its tablets and phones with the iOS operating system, and its range of Macs running macOS.
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The landing attempt will occur just a few minutes after the first stage separates from the second stage.
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When that moment of acceptance first happened, I crossed through the mental boundary that separates pedestrian from driver.
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That was still above both a 52.4 preliminary estimate and the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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That dual responsibility is exactly what separates AFROPUNK from other run-of-the-mill music festivals in America.
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Vucevic has the defensive instincts of a chair, but his shooting separates him from other archaic post brutes.
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So it separates the layers and then the fluid leaks into that space and that creates the blister.
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The index remained comfortably above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 25th consecutive month.
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"What separates us from others in the industry is: We are making 3D scanning an experience," said Kinkead.
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The clash comes five days after the last serious exchange along the fence that separates Israel and Gaza.
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Think about that for a moment: 33,216 votes were cast, and not one vote separates the two candidates.
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And that's every business' challenge, and I think that's what separates the great companies from the good companies.
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The Marine Corps is the only US military branch that separates male and female recruits during basic training.
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But there is opportunity for you to take small steps to close the gap in what separates you.
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A breakfast bar separates the kitchen from the family room, which has a fireplace and a pitched ceiling.
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Most restaurants have a "family" section with a divider that separates families from dining near all-male parties.
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The overhaul, announced in November and rolled out in subsequent months, separates paid publisher content from user content.
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After a terrible crime separates them in adolescence, they are thrown together and reunited years later as adults.
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Constant fatigue is a common signature of cancer patients, which separates them from healthy friends and family members.
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And there is almost no issue that separates the two of you more than the issue of immigration.
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The policy, implemented earlier this year, separates children from parents who are prosecuted for illegally crossing the border.
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The index also remained above the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the 16th straight month.
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"It gets at the fundamental question of what separates a work of art from something functional," she said.
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A fetid canal demarcates one of its borders, and a crowded bus terminal separates it from the water.
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There is nothing preventing an innovation support system that separates the innovation from the temperament of its creator.
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What separates Konfio from the others is its focus on micro-businesses and small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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This separates it from competitors that serve purely as an aggregator — or Uber for trucks, if you will.
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Experts say chemical munitions have long been deployed along the demilitarized zone that separates the North and South.
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Those attitudes, admirable as they may be, have helped fuel a power gap that separates men and women.
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Do you think your view on foreign policy, and how to conduct it, separates you from other Democrats?
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Browsing With some clever calculation, the right accessory can revamp your fail-safe dress or go-to separates.
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Each dunked his tee shot in Rae's Creek, which separates the green from the tee 158 yards away.
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It hovered just above the neutral 50-point mark which separates expansion from contraction on a monthly basis.
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What separates the Local Initiatives organization and its partners from other job-training programs is its holistic approach.
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Rather than blocking certain apps or sites, the app times your productivity sessions and separates it with breaks.
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By all means, stand up to Trump when he demonizes immigrants or separates families, but pick your battles.
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The 50 level separates expansion and contraction, with PMI readings above that number signalling growth and vice versa.
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This isn't just a matter of high-minded idealism; it's what separates great politicians from merely good ones.
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The reading remained above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction for the third straight month.
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Republicans say Lewandowski's period of employment with Trump — just the campaign trail — separates him from Bannon and Hicks.
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Troost Avenue separates the east side of the city, where black residents are heavily concentrated, from the west.
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It's hard to keep your mind on David Hicks-inspired scarf separates, breezily chic though they may be.
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On the streets of New York, blazers of all kinds and casual separates are on a collision course.
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A wide doorway separates the living and dining rooms, both of which have ornate ceiling medallions and chandeliers.
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A glass wall separates the coffee bar from another room with sofa chairs, little cubbies and rest rooms.
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But understanding the dangers of empowering Uncle Sam in this realm separates an education secretary's desires and dictates.
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The company separates the paste into protein and lipid (fat) products, both of which are useful in feeds.
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Both the general and Saint Ursula are wearing red, which binds them together, as well as separates them.
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So what separates "conspiracy against the United States" from conspiracy to commit X, Y, or Z criminal offense?
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He separates cultural and emotional human symbols and allows us to watch them parade by, one by one.
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If the new cleavage line in American politics has moved from one that separates liberals from conservatives to one that separates populists from cosmopolitans (or is at least shifting that way) then Sanders and Rubio's losses make sense; they're not maximizing the most voters they can along the dominant dimension.
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While Box has always handled security at the application level, this separates the security from the app, McKinnon said.
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Experts say that what separates a trade dispute from a trade war is the way that third situation unfolds.
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In 2010, Hernandez was with friends on a cement culvert that separates El Paso, Texas, from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
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After this stage, the Progress spacecraft separates from the rocket and enters an orbit in pursuit of the ISS.
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The output price index fell further below the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction, coming in at 49.2.
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But on plays like this toss sweep, you can see what separates Bell from the rest of the backs.
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A double-lined wall behind the dash separates the engine and main cabin to keep out even more sound.
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The index fell below the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the first time since August 2016.
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So what separates systems thinking from that is the abstraction, looking at cause and effect like a world map.
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Computers have a hard time identifying the uncanny valley that separates an innocuous video from one that's entirely inappropriate.
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That would fall right on the 50.0 mark that separates expansion in activity from contraction on a monthly basis.
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December's reading was the highest in four months and above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction.
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These are South Korean soldiers walking on Unification Bridge, which leads to the DMZ that separates North and South.
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He says MBL's political message is what separates its members from the rabid pro-Bolsonaro trolls (Bolsominions) on Twitter.
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Classification issues, too, would arise, since Rikers separates adults from juveniles, women from men, and violent from nonviolent inmates.
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But zoom out — all the way out — and you'll find something that separates this technology from almost any other.
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They're what separates the Switch from a very powerful Game Boy and make it into a truly portable console.
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Osan is south of Seoul and 77 km (48 miles) from the Demilitarised Zone that separates the two Koreas.
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It separates public safety traffic from commercial traffic and provides them an always-on connection with priority and preemption.
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Half an hour of intermission separates the first and second acts of Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" at the Metropolitan Opera.
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When she wore the custom pajamas beyond the confines of her home, together or as separates, friends took notice.
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Separates — tops, bottoms — rather than single items like dresses or jumpsuits always work best for the purpose of fit.
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But it appears she never crossed the large moat that separates the lions from those who visit the exhibit.
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The 22 figures are anchored in water that separates South Boston from downtown and feeds into the Boston Harbor.
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Its latest update separates friends from professional content publishers to create a more overtly interactive wing of its app.
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Pack a few separates, too, like this red floral crop top and pair it with some distressed cut-offs.
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The social networking site is currently testing a feature that separates users' posts from content from professional news sites.
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The foundation for a well-rounded direction is there — suiting, separates, sportswear — all it needs is a little finessing.
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Something that maybe separates me from other people that follow this stuff is that, I think I'm more calm.
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"What separates people who come to these award shows, they're people who are willing to take chance," he continued.
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What separates Digital Ally from these other potential taser competitors is that it's already established in the police business.
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But today, the brand is shifting its focus from fast-fashion separates and trendy makeup into uncharted territory: hair.
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But it remained well above the 50-mark that separates expansion in activity from contraction on a monthly basis.
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What separates Teen Spirit from the other rocker movies in the zeitgeist is that it will feature pop standards.
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Luke is obsessed with musical instruments as a way of reminding himself what separates humanity from other living creatures.
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On one level, the cold, tactical nature of the interaction speaks to the schism that separates Jamie and Cersei.
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"The FAA's authority is over the launch vehicle; once the payload separates, they have no authority there," says Weeden.
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Created by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s, this method of working separates time into work phases and break phases.
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Hidden in the Wolffepack Capture's right shoulder strap is a release cable that separates the bag from its straps.
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In addition, Commerzbank believes the German manufacturing PMI may fall below 50, the threshold that separates expansion from contraction.
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India says militants sneaked across the de facto border that separates the countries and killed 18 soldiers on Sept.
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The craft separates from the station and, after a couple of days, tumbles back to Earth and burns up.
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It marked the 25th consecutive month that the index held above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction.
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Muslim Turkey's constitution strictly separates state and religion but its penal code makes it a crime to insult religion.
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Since every girl who auditions is near human perfection, it's their personality that separates the chosen from the rest.
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What separates a double attack from much slowly building offence is that the double attack is about standalone hitting.
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At this point, SpaceShipTwo separates from WhiteKnightTwo and ignites its rocket motor to complete the rest of the voyage.
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The index rose above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction for the first time in two months.
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It fell below the 50 threshold that separates contraction from expansion for the first time since April last year.
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What separates the Koch network from other outside groups — on either the left or right — is scale and longevity.
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To study screams is to probe the fuzzy boundary that separates humans from the rest of the animal kingdom.
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But one thing that separates games from these is that they often take an incredibly long time to finish.
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Just 633 points separates Hawley from McCaskill, with the Republican currently in the lead, according to Real Clear Politics.
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That ability is the linchpin of our democracy and what separates us from authoritarian governments all over the world.
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That marked the 27th straight month that the index held above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction.
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In some cases, shared accounts could lead to legal disputes over who must repay debts if a couple separates.
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This policy functionally separates children from their families, because children cannot accompany adults who are taken into federal custody.
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A thousand miles of ocean separates the island from the mainland, and the entire island is a disaster zone.
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A long-running but little-known Saudi program separates conjoined twins who come from poor families around the world.
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The strait, which separates the island from mainland China, has been a growing flashpoint in the U.S.-China relationship.
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In Ms. Nair's hands, Phiona's story has a richness and unpredictability that separates it from other, superficially similar movies.
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Narrator: He twists all the wires together for the trunk, then separates them into smaller sections for the branches.
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Appreciation separates good managers from the duds, writes Brian de Haaff, cofounder and CEO of the software company Aha!
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About 35,000 visitors see the entire herd (minus newborns and pregnant mares) paddle the channel that separates the islands.
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Correlation among S&P 500 stocks has been plumbing record lows, as the market ruthlessly separates winners from losers.
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Child care Alongside his eldest daughter Ivanka, Trump introduced a child care plan, which separates him from most Republicans.
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But it also demonstrated what separates the band from its peers—in pop, emo, indie rock, and punk alike.
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A partial wall separates it from a bathroom with a heated slate floor and a large free-standing bathtub.
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It was the lowest reading since May 2015, but still above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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"There is no holiday ceremony ritual that more separates the haves and have-nots than Passover," Rabbi Goldberg said.
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A quick moment separates each launch as the drones take their position in the air prior to the show.
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This separates undesirable substances like waxes and chlorophyll from the oil so that only the terpenes and cannabinoids remain.
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One of the things that separates a good online shooter player from a bad one is calm under pressure.
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There is next to no separation between the subject and background here, but it separates cleanly and blurs pleasantly.
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What separates him from Bosh, at least at this point, is experience and a certain amount of physical stiffness.
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That is indeed what separates our country from so much of the world, where such freedoms do not exist.
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By day, (literally) stun your fellow beach- or park-goers with the sunlight glinting off your liquid-metallic separates.
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To manage any potential conflicts of interest, he said Express Scripts separates its benefits management and specialty pharmacy businesses.
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Andersson says their goal is to find some kind of exposure that separates an MCS sufferer from a control.
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There are pajama-style separates in Indian silk and cotton jumpsuits that offer a poolside alternative to the sarong.
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The most widely read annual diversity studies don't report data that separates United States-born Latinos from Latin Americans.
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He gave a funny, rich and convincing talk in 2009 to Stanford seniors on what separates humans from animals.
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Jakia Muhammad, the Maryland-based founder of SoleOrganizer, separates her travel toiletries into categories by function; say, hair products.
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The way it tells that story is the first (and most dramatic) way that Daemon X Machina separates itself.
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But there is enough hope, and enough skepticism, to stretch across the Strait of Dover, which separates their countries.
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The reading was below a flash estimate and relatively close to the 50.0 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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A little more than 20 years separates the impeachment trials of former President Bill Clinton and President Donald Trump.
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Tech Tip Q. I missed switching over to the new version of Google that separates different categories of messages.
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The Tibi spring collection, filled with power-sleeve tops and other directional separates, is now marked down 70 percent.
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But it appears she never crossed a large moat that separates the lions from those who visit the exhibit.
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No other time during the calendar year separates the Type As from the Type Bs more than the holidays.
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That was however above a 53.43 preliminary estimate and comfortably exceeded the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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Some travelers now face additional privacy risks because of a new regulation that separates them from their computing equipment.
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We parked just off Insurgentes Avenue, a major thoroughfare that separates Roma Sur from the adjoining neighborhood of Condesa.
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Choose from straightforward but stylish cuts for one-pieces and separates in a range of solids, stripes, and prints.
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But the rag used to light the Molotov cocktail separates from the bottle, flying toward the aid truck instead.
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Travis Kalanick, the CEO of Uber, is a huge fan of Obamacare, and that's what separates him from libertarians.
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One element that separates SoulCycle from other "spin" classes is that you pedal to the beat of the music.
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The hotel stands three stories tall beside the barrier wall that separates the Palestinian territories from Bethlehem in Israel.
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What separates us from all the other life forms on earth is the degree to which we are self-aware.
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A view from one of the rooms shows an Israeli guard tower along the wall that separates the Palestinian territory.
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It is this quality alone that separates James from Curry when it comes to the question of who is greater.
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A vetting system separates the hits from the chaff and, by ensuring the artist doesn't see unsolicited content, reduces lawsuits.
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Luo applies menswear techniques to his womenswear collections, and reworks button-ups, hoodies, and trench coats into surprisingly alluring separates.
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For another, Gómez González's body can be seen in bushes near a fence that separates the empty lot from Martínez's.
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But unfortunately, multitasking is still far from elegant, and it's what separates this device the most from a "real" computer.
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But 10 points is all that separates Sebastien Buemi from his challenger in the drivers' championship fight, Lucas di Grassi.
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Ben McBride leads protesters against US immigration policy that separates parents from their children earlier this month in San Diego.
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He was standing on the Mexican side of the 270-foot-wide cement culvert that separates El Paso and Juarez.
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Once regarded as temporary, it's since become a heavily guarded de facto border that separates the two parts of Kashmir.
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Interdisciplinary artist Delita Martin asks us to consider that the veil that separates our world from other dimensions is permeable.
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What separates Viome from other companies in the direct-to-consumer microbiome space is its testing technology, according to Jain.
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The overall index dropped below the 50-point level that separates growth from contraction, with major sub-components remaining weak.
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"The most dangerous time for a woman is when she separates from the perpetrator and leaves the relationship," she says.
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Beginning with straight hair, Symonds separates two front sections and pulls the rest of the hair back with a clip.
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"You're a hypocrite and part of the problem with your constant tweets of hate that separates the country," another said.
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Flags and plastic pint glasses were hurled at him, but caught in the net that separates fans from the pitch.
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It's an apparatus that physically separates the satellite from the upper part of the rocket and sends it into orbit.
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Separates are great for trips; they give you the option to mix and match, creating more outfits from fewer pieces.
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Among other things, the shift more clearly separates the company's wheat milling and ingredients businesses from its grain-trading business.
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What remains to be seen is the line that separates mass hysteria from the genuine, actual danger of the phenomenon.
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The fire caused damage to a part of the Robe River facility that separates lump and fine iron ore products.
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Two similar purchasing managers' indices (PMIs) in China fell below the level of 50 that supposedly separates expansion from contraction.
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Oh, and did we mention it has a spatial awareness feature that separates the music into dynamic and ambient sound?
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The BOJ now straddles the line that separates effective policy and counterproductive measures, said El-Erian, Allianz's chief economic advisor.
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I-5 separates the North from Northeast as the freeway runs north-south from downtown north to the Columbia River.
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"Let me tell you something, the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity," Davis said.
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It separates Pakistan and Tajikistan today, but was used to keep the British and Russian empires away from each other.
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But what separates it from the mass of artwork addressing the politics of representation is its investment in intimate autobiography.
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The clutch that separates the motor from the drivetrain reacts quicker too, thanks to electromechanical instead of electro-hydraulic controls.
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The energy bridge is a series of cables along the seabed across the Kerch Strait that separates Russia from Crimea.
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Finally, the fence that was attacked over the last week separates a sovereign, democratic state and a murderous terrorist entity.
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But tonight, behind a red curtain that separates a small backroom from the rest of the shop, sissies are assembling.
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Young evangelicals (no survey separates evangelicals from fundamentalists) are softer than older generations on issues like evolution and LGBT rights.
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The strait, which is about 33 miles (54 km) wide at its narrowest point, separates the Arabian Peninsula from Iran.
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Saudi Arabia practices a strict form of Islamic law that prohibits alcohol and separates unrelated men and women in public.
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Everyone has things they'd like, but one thing separates those who get them from those who don't: a financial plan.
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A Reuters poll suggests expectations are for a reading of 50 - bang on the line that separates expansion from contraction.
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One person's paperweight is another person's creative inspiration—the only thing that separates the former from the latter is information.
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But there is perhaps no more influential factor that separates one player's experience of the game from another than Honor.
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One of the central benefits of the current system is that it separates trade disputes from other kinds of conflict.
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And what separates her work from object-fixated, dollar-value art of the 21st century is an insistence on impermanence.
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Only one game separates Texas Tech and Texas in the Big 12 standings, but their seasons have been worlds apart.
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The only thing that separates the new surge in left-wing activism from these earlier social movements is their novelty.
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Those who climb trees are often lonely, or in search of a vantage point that separates them from everybody else.
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Lee, meanwhile, learns to embrace not what separates her from her sister but what links them—Bessie's frighteningly unconditional love.
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It has stayed above the 50-point margin that separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis since late 2005.
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It is a comforting thought; it separates decent people from the bigots who cling blindly to their own nation's superiority.
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A prep island with a range separates it from the dining area, where sliding glass doors open to a deck.
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In keeping with the jewelry house's tradition of transformability, the piece separates into earrings, a diamond pendant and a clip.
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The only thing that separates the two lives is whether or not she catches her train on one particular day.
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And when you understand that organizing does move the needle, it separates you from the others in a big way.
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"I don't care what your politics are, we can't be a country that separates children from their parents," she wrote.
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Kohl's and JCPenney both have a similar inventory, but there's a lot that separates the two retailers' strategies for success.
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It was only a million miles from the star, not the 93 million miles that separates Earth and the sun.
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Carmenes is a spectrograph, which separates a star's light into the colors that make it up -- not unlike a rainbow.
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The only real difference that separates the two is the price, and it's a pretty wide gap ($2191.99) to bridge.
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Other photos showed water rushing Thursday night over the dam and Lakeside Drive, which separates College Lake and Blackwater Creek.
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As Bruno Latour has described, this division of the world is what separates science from the humanities; environmentalism from poetry.
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But the gap between belief and knowledge is a large one, a chasm that separates the scientific and the pseudoscientific.
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San Francisco-based bridal separates collection Lace & Liberty is one of the most affordable sources for a completely custom gown.
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What separates Aces is the way developer Camelot has adopted a number of systems from the world of fighting games.
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It's a cold, hard truth and how you deal with said truth is what separates the amateurs from the pros.
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In cases of harassment, for example, it's often the case that one party or the other separates from the employer.
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I know of the great distance that separates a dictatorship masquerading as a democracy from a true, albeit flawed, democracy.
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The plan also underscores holes that remain in the social safety net and separates the US from other rich nations.
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What really separates him from other officers at his level is his extraordinary erudition and his profound interest in diplomacy.
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What separates Hungary from the rest is that Orbán already had established an illiberal government when the refugee crisis began.
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The modern legal system separates black families at higher rates than other families through many methods, including disparate sentencing schemes.
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Toby Fleishman separates from his wife of fifteen years, envisioning a future of sexual liberation and mild co-parent sparring.
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There's a lot of research out there that separates entrepreneurs from non-entrepreneurs, we think that's a lot of hooey.
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"The important question as a policy matter is what separates a dark pattern from good old-fashioned advertising," he said.
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Jewel-toned separates prefaced a parade of floral gowns — some richly printed, others cut from lace, embroidered, spangled or fringed.
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Technically, little separates the equipment of the top ski makers, so often it is personal customization that dominates design decisions.
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The black hole compact object is pulling material from the star into a disk that separates the two of them.
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An insulated removable soft wall regulates living area temperature and separates the living space from the passenger and driver seats.
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She gazes out the back window at the brand-new iron security gate that separates her backyard from the alley.
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A new barn door separates the living space from the master suite, which extends to the back of the house.
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It's that type of disregard for the norms of politics and diplomacy that most separates Trump from the Davos crowd.
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China's last report showed a reading of 53 for January, well above the 50 level that separates growth from contraction.
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The two sides met on Sunday in Panmunjom, a "truce village" in the Demilitarized Zone that separates the two Koreas.
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Instead, Trump mocks them, touts policies that limit their opportunities, separates them from their families, and treats them with contempt.
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Cox), who separates infant monkeys (the rest of the cast) from their mothers to define the nature of filial attachment.
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About 6 points separates the two rivals there, with Trump edging past Cruz in the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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BOEING BOARD SEPARATES CEO AND CHAIRMAN ROLES; DENNIS MUILENBURG CONTINUES AS CEO & LEAD DIRECTOR DAVID CALHOUN ELECTED NON-EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN
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In "Friend," for example, a wobbly black line separates a field of gray from an intruding rectangle of amiable chartreuse.
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The style maven says buying suit separates is becoming more popular, instead of a full one-piece suit bought together.
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When you work in an office the physical office building separates you from work and helps you build those boundaries.
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It is now at its highest since February 2011 and well above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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It is now at its highest since June 2006 and well above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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The crowd gathered for the immigration case shut down First Street NE, which separates the Supreme Court from the Capitol.
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Some Rohingya refugees have been missing since Tuesday after a group crossed the River Naaf that separates Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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The Detroit River separates the United States from Canada, where slavery was abolished through the British Imperial Act of 1833.
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He turns his back again and hits the door with his heel five times before it separates from the door.
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But they could not disguise the gulf that separates them on trade, immigration and a host of other thorny issues.
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Take Delhi's Sanjay Camp slum, where only a fractured partition separates the men and women's stalls in its toilet complex.
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Encased in preppy separates and armed with withering put-downs, Danielle is every bit as deadly as any campus killer.
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It won't be the best-made swimsuit you've ever purchased, but we can't argue with separates starting under 5 bucks.
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And it taught him a powerful lesson about what separates the people who use technology from those who create it.
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As fans of the animated sitcom Dr. Katz will know, little separates a well-rehearsed routine from an emotional confession.
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What separates the B-Boy's is individual style—their ability to translate acrobatic spins into a singular form of attitude.
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The brand uses a level system to separates the shades into five categories from light (level 1) to deep (level 5).
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LIESMAN: ONE OF THE BIG DEBATES RIGHT NOW, I THINK IT KIND OF SEPARATES THE ECONOMISTS FROM MAYBE TRADERS AND POLITICIANS.
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BUT WHAT SEPARATES UNDER ARMOUR AT NUMBER THREE FROM NUMBER FOUR IS JUST A FEW TENS OR A HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS.
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Only the remaining 2 percent of the genome carries the information that separates the species and reflects their "true" evolutionary trajectory.
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Correction: This article originally identified the section of border fence that separates Douglas from Agua Prieta as being wooden, not steel.
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Besides its release date, the fact that the film was produced by Warner Brothers also separates it from the Disney deal.
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Oh, look, the right message then and now is that we have far more that binds us together than separates us.
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Booker separates himself on guns Booker took an opportunity Wednesday night to draw a contrast with other candidates on gun control.
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The industry separates nicotine from tobacco to make its products, even as it becomes more enmeshed with the tobacco industry itself.
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The vehicle captured one giant storm right over the terminator — the moving line that separates day from night on a planet.
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The headline figure was comfortably above the 50 line that separates growth from contraction, as it has been for 37 months.
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The knockout win separates Herman from a TKO loss to Derek Brunson, and kicks off a promising looking light heavyweight career.
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While good habits are important to their success, the absence of bad habits is what really separates them from other people.
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It strengthened to 49.2 in June from 1.423 the prior month, remaining below the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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It's a dedication and awareness that ever-so-slightly separates him from the likes of Towns or (a healthy) DeMarcus Cousins.
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It was the first time since April 2013 the index had fallen below the 50 level that separates contraction from expansion.
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So is five seconds on the floor the critical threshold that separates an edible morsel from a case of food poisoning?
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Full of bold colors, quirky prints and easy, breezy separates, this collection is perfect for totally low-effort style this summer.
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The bloodshed on May 14th started after tens of thousands of people descended on the barrier that separates Gaza from Israel.
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And with presidential candidates not competing in Illinois, it gives Kirk an outside chance, especially as he separates himself from Trump.
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The cutest is sister Gigi Hadid's post, which shows the two striking poses in their striped separates and matching white sneakers.
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Another thing that separates Every Day from, say, Twilight, is that there is no swoon-inducing male lead in the equation.
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It remained above the 261.4-point mark that separates growth from contraction on a monthly basis for the 258.5th straight month.
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Visitors to Narva, where a river separates Estonia from Russia, can see visual evidence of the dif-ference in political culture.
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But for everyone else, it's hard for me to come up with what separates it from YouTube TV, Hulu, or Vue.
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And a part of that is to give each of them a look that unifies and separates them from one another.
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It separates the primary characters from Force Awakens, and gives them each their own separate story threads, spread across the galaxy.
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That processor then separates the ice from the soil through heating and breaks the water into its basic parts with electricity.
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The index has now been below the 50-point neutral level which separates expansion in activity from contraction since March 2015.
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The main thing that separates the GTS from lesser Levantes is the Ferrari-sourced, 550-horsepower V-21 under the hood.
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In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Watson talks about how she separates her private, personal life and her professional one.
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That marked the PMI's lowest level since July 2016 and was barely above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction.
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But it was above a 52.7 flash estimate and still comfortably higher than the 50 mark which separates growth from contraction.
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What separates Ansar Al-Khilafah is the decent attention to detail in video demonstrations of various communication tools and security technologies.
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A gauzy curtain separates the doctor from the patient's face, so that he is literally just staring at a nameless vagina.
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Given the allegations of abuse surrounding XXXTentacion, Badu was vocal on whether or not she separates the artist from their art.
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It was the first time since March that the index went above the 50-point level that separates growth from contraction.
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In front of her is a big curtain, usually blue, that separates her from the surgical field: her own pregnant belly.
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An upper stage is the smaller top section of a rocket that separates from the bottom "booster" stage of the rocket.
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The models have been stepping out in silky separates, pointy-toed stilettos, delicate top-handle handbags — and that's just for lunch.
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Even industry leaders are divided over what separates a fintech company from a plain old financial services company that uses technology.
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More importantly, though, is that her perineal body, the muscle tissue that separates the vagina from the rectum, is completely flaccid.
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While they don't have diplomatic relations, Israel and Saudi Arabia see eye to eye on far more than what separates them.
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The reading was higher than a preliminary estimate of 54.1 and comfortably above the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction.
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That's what separates the ambition of those who get to senate or governor and those who decide to run for president.
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It's still a prototype, and only safely dismantles an iPhone 6, but it also separates and sorts recyclable and hazardous materials.
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And in her impression is perhaps what separates those at the Kitchen of Love from many whites in similar economic circumstances.
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It's the type of action that seems mundane in a crime series, but in fact separates the mediocre from the transcendent.
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Narrator: It's also the lack of sufficient runoff areas that separates the Nürburgring from the rest of the world's professional racetracks.
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No period of transition separates one regime from the other, allowing the nation to acclimatize to its new head of government.
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Sarah Thomas, 37, began her swim through the 20-mile channel, which separates England and France, on Sunday just after midnight.
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Without telepathy, it's impossible to know whether Jeong's critics understand the gulf that separates her from writers like Norton and Williamson.
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Testimony underscored that despite Canada's national pride over inclusiveness, a racial line often separates indigenous Canadians from the rest of society.
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