As punishment, Vanessa made him shave off his prized Afro.
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Then, I multiply it by 0.30 to shave off 333%.
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The idea is to help teams shave off overall development time.
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He did not quantify how much the shutdown could shave off growth.
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You may need to shave off some edged to make it fit.
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Once in custody, the imam was told to shave off his beard.
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The budget would also shave off $330 million from the Superfund Account.
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While he slept, she ordered a servant to shave off his hair.
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"We shave off peak consumption and supply, if you will," Ostermann says.
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It makes the beret look better if you shave off the fluff.
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The lumberjack beard was a remnant of a no-shave off-season.
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No, Samsung didn't just shave off the bezels and declare its job done.
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It will probably shave off half of percent the entire population's productivity every day.
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"At 86 percent restoration, we are starting to shave off people," Ms. Tribble said.
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He would have to shave off another minute to qualify for a beach assignment.
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Shares of Disney were set to shave off about 35 points from the Dow.
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The first thing she did as a pro was to shave off half of it.
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The company will work with other manufacturers to shave off emissions along its supply chain.
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Just a little forethought can help you shave off precious minutes getting ready come morning. How?
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According to their blog, the inventors expect to shave off another 100 milliseconds after some debugging.
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And not only did K-Stew shave off her locks, but she also went platinum blonde!
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Measuring just 28mm, Acer managed to shave off an additional millimeter compared to the original model.
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The notification tells you how much time the new drop-off will shave off your trip.
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Erdogan was fired soon after, however, after he refused to shave off his now-iconic mustache.
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It has tended to shave off the awkward corners of art, sand its sharpest edges down.
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He decided to shave off his mohawk and had his head tattooed to resemble a brain.
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This move can shave off as much as 40 to 80 percent from the cost of care.
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"The hardest part," she told viewers, was needing to shave off all her hair for the procedure.
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I review my last few credit card statements to find where I can shave off some spending.
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If passed, the plan would help shave off the equivalent of 1.5 percent of Oi's total debt.
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He said that the Dow could revisit its January lows and "shave off" 800 to 1,200 points.
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I use a pull knife, a two-handled grater, to shave off some cedar under the bark.
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You told me to dye my hair green, shave off my eyebrows, and get an ugly tan.
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Use a vegetable peeler to shave off long fine ribbons from the courgettes, working top to tail.
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That would shave off just over a third of the price of the $399 Apple Watch Series 5.
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The new extension is available for Chrome, Brave and Firefox browsers, and works to shave off usability friction.
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If people found out you didn't shave off your pubic hair, you were both disgusting and a lesbian.
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Also, Miz Cracker did her the benefit of making her shave off that scraggly ass beard of hers.
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The arrival of magnetised cubes in 2016 has allowed for more accurate twisting, helping to shave off valuable milliseconds.
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This method of air cooling helps Piëch to shave off 200 kilograms (441 pounds) of the vehicle's total weight.
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The brokerage added that the 5% tariffs on Mexican goods would shave off nearly 4% from the company's profits.
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Amazon's microwave promises to shave off a few seconds in a daily routine for you, but is that enough?
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I'd check the freezer for it during babysitting gigs, trying (and failing) to shave off only discreet little bites.
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Anything—a better training program, new equipment, improved nutrition—is worth the chance to shave off a few milliseconds.
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A common scenario: I go online, find a workout, do the exercise, and maybe shave off a few reps.
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Republicans have 271 seats in the Senate, and the party can't afford to shave off its already slim majority.
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He also discussed the general furor that greeted his choice to shave off his once-renowned mustache in 2001.
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The camera cuts away from the NOLA Pelicans forward and you don't see him actually shave off the brow.
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Facing the camera directly, he proceeds to shave off his copious body hair and beard with an electric razor.
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Plus, if he wins, they'll get another big treat — Mr. T vowed to shave off his iconic mohawk in support.
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Inside, men were lining up to shave off the long beards they had been forced to wear under Islamic State.
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Still, that might be slight enough for U.S. consumers to absorb, or for the company to shave off its margins.
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The federal government will shave off 24 percent right off the bat — and more will be due at tax time.
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A stronger currency tends to shave off repatriated earnings for export-centric companies and can result in lower capital investment.
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That's allowed it to shave off five days of travel time for moving less than a container full of goods.
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To make it, Diaz pried out the meat and used a vegetable peeler to shave off any remaining brown peel.
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Her maternal grandmother, Mercy, mocks and degrades her for her blackness, going so far as to shave off Díaz's "bad" hair.
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If you don't have many apps starting with Windows then, it can shave off some seconds during the boot up process.
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As part of his role in "Network," Cranston couldn't shave off his hair and transform back into his "Breaking Bad" character.
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Advanced-placement exams allow students to shave off time and money from their college education while they're still in high school.
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By the numbers: Wall Street firms estimate the suspension could shave off as much as 0.6 percentage points from Q1 GDP.
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You could make it with a roast chicken from the market instead of cooking your own, and shave off some time.
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Mark Zandi, Moody's chief economist, said he expects the tariffs to shave off 220006 percent of GDP and cost 2202,2628 jobs.
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Something about watching skilled hands use carving tools to shave off pumpkin pulp and fibrous strands puts me in a serene trance.
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It will shave off a few more this February, CEO Brian Jenkins said during a panel at the ICR Conference on Tuesday.
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The bank also notes that a 5% tariffs on Mexican goods would shave off nearly 4% from the company's overall bottom line.
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We decide to shave off a day from both London and Paris and spend two nights in Amsterdam before heading to Brussels.
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The producers had Kyle shave off his mustache, and Slater picked out a brown suit and thick necktie for him to wear.
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Using your knife, shave off the florets from the broccoli heads into 1/2-inch pieces and set aside in a bowl.
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"I just think it's fascinating that people seem constantly able to shave off margins and push numbers down," Bryson tells Changing America.
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That would shave off roughly 10 percent of what North Korea currently gets from China, according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency.
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It's the kind of little things that are easy to shave off but it really stinks to keep on making those mistakes.
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But for shorties like myself, new jeans usually get taken right to the tailor where I'll spend $20 to shave off three inches.
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Several academic studies show that countries with high levels of public debt shave off an average of 1.2 percentage points from their GDP.
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The aircraft maker's 20% production cut could therefore shave off 0.3% to 0.4% from industrial production growth in April, according to the report.
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Shave off the election campaign and that becomes three, another six months of election build-up and it becomes two-and-a-half.
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Without needing to route analog circuitry, a phone maker could switch to digital audio and shave off precious millimeters from the device's body.
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This is the miners' 45-minute commute to the coal seam, where they shave off thousands of tons of black rock each week.
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Climate change could shave off 3% of world growth over the next 30 years, according to a study from the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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But-- it--would be very easy I think to go in and shave off 733% or 723% just by negotiating power, certain things.
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And if you&aposve already made decisions about who you want to appoint for certain duties, you could certainly shave off some time.
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Which sparks the notion that, with a bit of cosmetic tweaking and online purging, she can shave off enough years to begin anew. Right.
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The record has been broken 8 times since then to shave off the additional three minutes; the mark currently stands at 2:02:57.
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The company will shave off a few more items in February, Jenkins said during a panel at the ICR Conference in Orlando on Tuesday.
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As such, human beings have devised numerous ways to shave off a few seconds here and there, from Disneyland's FastPass to TSA Pre-Check.
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It makes sense that Bryan Cranston wouldn't want to shave off his luscious locks just to reprise his greatest role for one short sequence.
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Amazon also managed to shave off more than a millimeter from the thickness (it's now 9.7 mm) and a full ounce (now 5.7 oz.).
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To be able to shave off something so adored, to tap into your inner beauty and let it shine from within, is glorious and inspiring.
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So, we will shave off - we are clearly increasing the risks, and the risks are really on the capital investment front far more than consumption.
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Instead, we want to let you in on some real-time tips and tricks that'll shave off unnecessary time-sucks and stressors from your day.
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Dissatisfaction with the country's direction is growing, but few analysts expect a new conservative party to shave off more than a fraction of AK's support.
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But that line is always being tested as the science advances and athletes come up with new ways to shave off seconds or push harder.
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It doesn't hurt that investors shave off some positions in their portfolios, but it's a "big mistake" to dump everything, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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The goal is to shave off some of the peak gas demand, thereby reducing the need for new pipelines and natural contracts for the utility.
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Walker was one of McCutchen's first calls when he heard about the deal, to ask exactly how much he needed to shave off his beard.
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A 1 percent decrease in revenue each year would shave off the number of students that the school is able to fund, Mr. Roelofs said.
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But long ones can leave an unfavorable impression on at least some fans, so here are some ideas on how to shave off some time.
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What little you can shave off of your tax bill by fudging or cheating is hardly worth the cost of a Mike Sorrentino-style situation.
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There's an entire Polyphasic Sleep Society providing info on how to shave off one to six hours of sleep using a range of different sleep cycles.
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The new feature should shave off some seconds that they waste downloading the video, only to realize that it's not something that needs their urgent attention.
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So Stephen did what any great hairstylist would do: She re-dyed the wig and then nuked it in the microwave to shave off time. Seriously!
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That's due in no small part to some precious millimeters the company has managed to shave off the handset's width, from 76.2 down to 73.9 millimeters.
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I think there are other opportunities to provide funding for people who need those services that you might want to shave off of essential health benefits.
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From makeup to skin care, no matter your holy grail product, there's a duo or trio that'll help shave off a couple bucks in the process.
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But the police said he probably never left Fresno, an agriculture hub in Central California, but he did shave off his dreadlocks to change his appearance.
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A similar web based start up called 'Wevorce' already exists in the United States which claims to shave off up to a third of cost to couples.
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A full-blown trade war would shave off 45 basis points from global economic growth, while China's GDP would take a hit of between 1.2% and 1.5%.
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Only after he satisfied his interrogators was he allowed to go to the camp's barber to shave off the beard that ISIS had required residents to wear.
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The government wants to shave off the Hairies' hair, reduce their strength, and turn them into copies of the "superior" humans who hate, persecute, and abuse them.
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There's only so many millimeters you can shave off, and megapixels to cram into the camera, before it's good enough for most people and nobody cares anymore.
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That is what an elected official is claiming, raising the specter that the building might have to shave off some of its height, an extremely rare penalty.
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General Electric (GE) — The industrial giant said it expects the coronavirus outbreak to shave off between $300 million and $500 million in first-quarter free cash flow.
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Illinois Tool said it lowered its full-year profit guidance because it expects the dollar to shave off 12 cents from its second-half earnings per share.
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Mr. T announced earlier this month that he will shave off his famous hairdo in honor of children fighting cancer if he brings home the coveted Mirrorball Trophy.
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But wash some of the silver out of Biesenbach's hair and shave off that few days' facial scruff, and remove Obrist's curator glasses, and they are basically indistinguishable.
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When you take into consideration that Adidas added more of anything and still managed to shave off nearly an ounce of weight, it's impressive to say the least.
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A 25 bps cut would take the official cash rate (OCR) to a record-low of 2 percent, which should shave off recent gains from the kiwi dollar.
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We will capture a bear, shave off much of its hair and dress it up to look like a certain brooding King in the North (me, ha ha!).
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Ty Kelly singled, Neil Walker walked and Flores lined an RBI single over first base to let New York shave off a run and make it 6-3.
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Matt Badiali, a senior analyst at Banyan Hill, a financial research and publishing firm, predicts that the sanctions will shave off another 900,000 barrels over the next year.
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If the winner goes with the lump sum, the federal tax withholding of 25 percent would shave off nearly $37 million from that amount right off the bat.
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But as the trend took off, other property owners realized they could "shave off a corner of their parking lot and give a food truck space," she said.
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If history is any indication, a company that can consolidate 100 jobs into 50 people might jump at the opportunity to shave off a good chunk of a department.
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With that in mind, Breyer and a few other pros rounded up some of the best products that shave off a little bit of time in your routine, ahead.
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Click here to view original GIFJapanese hand planes or kannas are remarkable tools that can shave off layers of wood so ridiculously thin that they look like tissue paper.
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Maybe it's a combination of fear of the scalpel and the feeling I just don't care quite enough to execute what is necessary to sharply shave off some years.
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Plus, digging yourself deeper would only mean more work later, so your future self will definitely thank you if you shave off some of that while you still can.
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Instead, they use a roller-coaster like track on which to practice the crucial fast start to shave off time in an Olympic sport measured in hundredths of seconds.
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Total's Maurice told Reuters that a renegotiation with the Angolan government and suppliers had allowed Total to shave off $22020 billion from the initial $22014 billion budget for Kaombo.
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They'll just cherry pick what they want via News+, and Apple will shave off a few cents for the publisher while owning all the data, customer relationship and power.
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"We kept on having to tell the factory to shave off the muscles: 'Let's go from a six-pack to a four-pack to a two-pack,'" she said.
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"As people consider the outlook for next year, it could be helpful if the market starts to shave off some of these optimistic numbers for next year," said Pechlaner.
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I began pre-worrying about how I might market or repackage myself to appeal to them, how I'd shave off my best and weirdest corners to secure second dates.
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For a lot of people who have $20,000 or $30,000 or more of debt, Sethi says adding an extra $50 a month can shave off the payback period by years.
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Plus, the vehicle's body is entirely made out of carbon fibre, a light but strong material commonly used by EV makers to shave off valuable ounces in service of efficiency.
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All this is in an attempt to try to shave off everything that's unnecessary in the buying process — space, travel, and so on — to something that's a more streamlined experience.
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And while Larry has learned to shave off a zero when promoters put forth attendance numbers, this event could be the exception (hell, the venue can hold twice that sum).
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Each stage has text directions, and I was not allowed by the mechanics to, say, accidentally shave off a person's eyebrows or leave in a pacemaker for an explosive cremation.
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The T.S.A. could cut its budget and shave off plenty of wait time if passengers weren't hauling all their luggage to avoid outrageous baggage fees while cargo holds go empty.
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Exposure of children to high lead levels, the doctor, said can shave off IQ points and shows how this neglect hits the disenfranchised the hardest and compounds their existing plight.
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When recession hits, consumers will often go into debt or spend down their savings, and the resulting activity — shopping — can restart growth (or at least shave off the rough edges).
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Meanwhile, Caterpillar said in its second-quarter earnings report that recently imposed tariffs will shave off between $100 million and $200 million from its bottom line in the second half.
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He has rallied other volunteers, created plots for neighbors to grow vegetables, hosted job fairs and invited children from the juvenile justice system to shave off service hours through gardening.
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While Julia and her teammate Martina take a more traditional approach by baking the dough, JP and his teammate Simon decide to...shave off a baguette to use as the base.
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While you can shave off seconds from your race time on a lighter bike, good technique and coaching on all three disciplines can get you to the finish line even faster.
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Each level itself has the potential for fierce speedrunning competition — even in the simplest stages, there's always a way to pick up another piece of gold or shave off another nanosecond.
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Still, consumption is likely to shave off economic growth in July-September after making a net contribution in the second quarter, as rainy weather kept shoppers home in August, analysts say.
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Putin's closest competitor, Grudinin, got just 12 percent and looks like he will be obliged to shave off his trademark moustache after he bet publicly he would get over 15 percent.
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Under Ive, Apple began gluing down batteries inside laptops and smartphones (rather than screwing them down) to shave off a fraction of a millimeter at the expense of repairability and sustainability.
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"Every second we shave off the experience and the time it takes for the passenger and driver to connect — every second is a win," Rapaport told reporters during a press meeting.
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The famously frugal company threw lavish awards show parties, too, a sign it has not been able to shave off as much of Hollywood's notoriously high costs as it may have hoped.
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Peaty set a new mark of 57.55 seconds - cutting 0.37 from his previous record, set in London last year - and said he hoped to shave off some more in Saturday's semi-finals.
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"A stronger euro will shave off a couple of points off the ECB's inflation forecasts in March – and therefore it undermines the hawks in the ECB," said ING chief economist Carsten Brzeski.
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Of course, the many who get lost every year sometimes run more than a half-marathon, but those who get truly creative with their route can shave off a half-mile or more.
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It measures 214 x 85.0 x 70.0mm against the R's 136 x 98 x 84mm, so, again, you can see how much Canon has been able to shave off of the newer camera.
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To be fair, that closing sequence — in which the Hearst College serial rapist drugs Veronica and starts to shave off part of her hair in the parking lot — is genuinely tense and terrifying.
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According to Gamaldo, research shows that people who shave off just two hours of sleep from what they routinely need have a drop in their reaction time and ability to critically process information.
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ABN said low interest rates would put pressure on future earnings, as it now expected them to shave off 20 million euros of net interest income per quarter until the end of next year.
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If you are a runner looking to cut a little time off your mile, adding the surprise and fright of a bear appearance into the mix might help you shave off a few seconds.
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Walmart said the deal, its largest ever, could shave off between 25 cents and 30 cents per share from earnings this fiscal year, assuming it closes at the end of its fiscal second quarter.
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If you're willing to shave off your pubic hair and get a $50 manicure every two weeks in order to be respected, then on some level you're now helping to enforce those beauty standards.
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Stadia has already done this, but this won't make as big a difference to a lot of Xbox One users who likely won't bother with buying a new controller to shave off a few milliseconds.
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Whether you choose to take your winnings as a lump sum or as an annuity spread over 30 years, the IRS will shave off 24 percent of your winnings before it even gets to you.
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ABN Amro said it will maintain relatively high capital buffers, as new banking regulations look likely to ultimately shave off 4 to 5 percentage points of the bank's capital requirement ratios in the coming years.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "In Usual Style, Yankees Try to Groom a Prospect" (March 6): When my future husband proposed to me, I said yes, under one condition … that he shave off his mustache.
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This is more than the $600 million that President Donald Trump claimed on Monday he had been able to shave off from the F-35 program, which he had described as "out of control" in December.
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Google estimated at the time that it would collectively shave off millions of seconds per hour by surfacing results as fast as possible and cutting down the time it takes to write out an entire query.
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Even though it's $70, this streaming media player is one of the best out there for a theater-like experience and you can often catch a sale on the device to shave off a few bucks.
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The biggest discount—more than 35%--goes to new construction owners, but you may be able to shave off more than 19% by bundling your home and auto policies with the same insurer, according to Insurance.com.
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In the form it was passed last month, the "head tax" would shave off $275 per full-time employee at companies generating over $20 million in revenue, totaling an estimated $47 million per year for five years.
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It's a good thing Will has an amazing sense of humor because most famous actors wouldn't be quite so amused by having to shave off chunks of their hair and having it grow back a little wonky.
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The delicate process involves Dr. Lee taking a razor blade to Traci's face to shave off the raised texture, then using a high-frequency CO2 laser to decrease the bulkiness of the bumps and smooth them down.
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This is more than the $600 million that U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on Monday he had been able to shave off from the F-35 program, which he had described as "out of control" in December.
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"It's a clever scheme to shave off Democratic votes," said Chandra, arguing the laws create a modern-day literacy test by requiring voters to read, write and understand voting forms without making any errors or leaving out information.
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The final shave will take place this week on July 29 around lunchtime AEST but until that time, Udovitch is taking photo requests via the Dry July Shave Off Facebook page from anyone who donates toward the campaign.
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New high-speed trains, introduced in 2014, will begin to run through the tunnel, reducing Zurich to Milan transit from four hours to just under three hours; another tunnel opening in 2020 will shave off another 30 minutes.
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You can pay off those loans on a 10-year plan or longer, but you may be able to shave off a few years (and save yourself some money on interest) by making extra payments along the way.
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Nike's independent tester Rodger Kram found that the carbon fibre plate returned four per cent of the energy expended, reducing the amount of oxygen needed to run at a fast pace – theoretically enough to shave off three minutes.
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His 2014 film, the dystopian thriller "Snowpiercer," narrowly avoided studio-mandated editing; its American distributor, the Weinstein Company, wanted to shave off 20 minutes, and backed down only after test audiences responded more favorably to Mr. Bong's cut.
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In its second-quarter earnings statement, the Dow Jones Industrial Average member said Monday it expects recently imposed tariffs to shave off $100 million to $200 million from its bottom line in the second half of the year.
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Fallon helped him shave off his 'stache on the show — which remained off when he was caught kissing Boyd on the beach in March 2016 and when he shared an artful nude with his Instagram followers in September 2016.
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Under European law, each country should reduce its structural deficit by 0.5 percent of gross domestic product each year until it reaches balance or surplus, but Brussels had agreed to let Italy shave off just 0.2 percent in 2017.
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In the medium term, the company guided that optimisation of some low-performing service and network roll-out contracts would shave off up to SEK10 billion of revenues in 0003, equal to 5% of last-12-months revenue to 1Q17.
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WATCH: Jeremy Siegel: 'Big blow to the markets' if trade deal falls apart He added that a full-blown trade war would shave off 45 basis points from global economic growth, while China's GDP would take a hit of between 123% and 1.5%.
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That's true of games The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, in which players found a way to summon a bottle out of thin air, and Dark Souls, where, just yesterday, hardcore fans revealed a new trick to shave off more time.
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On the other, it has found itself in the crosshairs of the president of the United States, who was able to (temporarily) shave off hundreds of millions of dollars in Amazon's market value with a weeklong barrage of tweets earlier this month.
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He's eager, once he's home in Dublin, where he lives with his wife of nearly two years, to get a proper haircut and neaten up — maybe even shave off — the scruffy beard he's had to leave untouched to portray a Beckett tramp.
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The worrying thing is that, while LG's proposed display will probably shave off an extra percent or two of wasted screen real estate, the whole idea already seems inferior to the under panel sensor tech recently detailed by Samsung at its 2018 OLED Forum.
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And make no mistake, screwcaps are the dominant force in just about any industry these days; the canonical example is the world-changing iPhone, where the guiding design philosophy was to shave off as much as possible in service to what's happening behind the glass.
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Bredesen won by a few points in the Knoxville media market in 28503 but strategists say he'll need to shave off 22019 to 7 points off the GOP's margin of victory in parts of East Tennessee, where Republicans have won in the 60-percent range.
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Maybe we're drawn to the idea that in order to be truly successful, we'd have to give up on kindness and put generosity on hold, shave off all our human concerns and cut out our close relationships, to focus single-mindedly on the target of wild success.
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The express service — an earlier version of which ended in 1987 when the route received major repairs — would save its riders nearly three and a half minutes on average during their morning commute, and some riders would shave off as much as seven minutes, the authority found.
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That first Air hit the market in February 2008, weighing a mere three pounds (Apple would later shave off a few ounces, but the weight would also stay more or less the same), coming in at two pounds less than a MacBook with the same screen size.
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He refused to shave off the 'stache for Mr. Warhol but did it spontaneously later, going into an airport restroom after he'd had a couple drinks to mourn the poor box office of "Cry-Baby," the 1990 John Waters movie that his film company, Imagine Entertainment, produced.
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Australia's Qantas warned investors on Thursday that the coronavirus would likely shave off up to $150 million Australian dollars ($99.5 million) from its earnings in the second half of the year and that it would cut 16% of its Asia flights until the end of May.
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"A disciplined approach from Iraq and Nigeria should shave off another 300-400,000 barrels per day (bpd) from the groups production level leading to a balanced market in the first half of 2020 and to a possible supply deficit in the second half," said oil brokerage PVM.
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"A disciplined approach from Iraq and Nigeria should shave off another 300-400,000 barrels per day (bpd) from the group's production level leading to a balanced market in the first half of 2020 and to a possible supply deficit in the second half," said oil brokerage PVM.
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And it is highly unlikely that there will be a drip, drip, drip from WikiLeaks or constant talk of an email server or a last-minute intervention by the head of the FBI to shave off just enough votes to provide Republicans with a winning margin next time around.
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"A disciplined approach from Iraq and Nigeria should shave off another 300-400,000 barrels per day (bpd) from the groups production level leading to a balanced market in the first half of 2020 and to a possible supply deficit in the second half of 2020," oil brokerage PVM said.
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I'm surprised that their guidance will call for … a record number [of vehicles] in the December quarter, but the earnings piece their ability to shave off this deferred income, makes it more easy for the company to essentially improve that earnings piece, which obviously has been one of the negatives around this story.
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Heidi Cruz dishes on 'who Ted is' After his one-time truce with Trump buckled as the Iowa vote has approached, Cruz is now to be deprived of a chance to rough up the real estate mogul himself and shave off a few hundred votes that could be important come Monday night.
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As his voice started to drop, he went through an excruciatingly awkward phase, trying to develop a honey-tongued R&B croon but managing only the grotesque squeak of a wannabe, with his slower, sweatier, clumsier synthbeats the musical equivalent of the sad little mustache your teenage son should just shave off already.
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The airline said the biometric facial scanning is optional — a move that will shave off a few minutes off each flight — but will help border and pre-flight security authorities before jetting out of the US. It's the latest roll-out of facial recognition trials at Detroit Metropolitan and New York John F. Kennedy airports.
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"If the current tariffs continue to be in place, and if there is a further escalation that includes all of trade between the US and China, then that would shave off about half a percent from the level of global GDP in 2020," Gita Gopinath, the IMF's chief economist, told CNN Business' Julia Chatterley.
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Analysts at Naeem Research said that although the amount is small relative to company's size of around $2953 billion, as of Tuesday's close, it is expected to shave off around 20.3 percent from its cash balance, and the provision is expected to be reflected in fourth-quarter earnings, due to be announced on Feb. 25.
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Kudlow called on the world's most influential central bank to cut rates "immediately," marking the first time a top administration official had publicly called for a cut -- and specifically argued that the Fed should shave off half a percentage point, effectively erasing two of the four rate hikes the central bank agreed to last year.
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As the enormity of the task the company had set for itself sunk in, Coca-Cola and other working group members pressured Hoekstra to allow them to engage in an act of water accounting sleight of hand that would shave off nearly half of the Water Footprint for every half-liter of Coke, according to people at the meetings.
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Lathan has been cast in the lead role as Violet Jones, a woman with a high-powered job, a live-in boyfriend, and a seemingly perfect life which begins to completely unravel after an accident at the hairdresser forces her to shave off all her hair and realize that maybe there's more to life than just surface-level appearances.
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While dieters around the world would love to know the bears' secret — to shave off a single pound in a day a human would have to run a marathon without eating any more than usual — their high metabolism is not necessarily a good thing, as Mr. Pagano details in a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
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For instance, someone aiming to pay off $35,000 in debt over 10 years might be able to shave off 2.5 years and save some serious coin in the process: Chris Walters, chief executive officer of Gradfin, another student loan repayment and management tech platform, said the tax code is keeping plenty of interested employers on the sidelines.
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But three years on from unveiling 3D Touch, it's now 'fessing up to its own feature failure — as the latest iPhone line-up drops the pressure-sensing technology entirely from the cheapest of the trio: The iPhone XR. The lack of 3D Touch on the XR will help shave off some manufacturing cost and maybe a little thickness from the device.
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Tate, the engineer who replaced her, had his own approach, and Hal did not think it was her place to instruct him, for instance, in how to shave off a half second before a follow-up to make Oliver seem quicker on the uptake, how to reduce his gurgle of awkward laughter when the accuracy of his knowledge was challenged.
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Some bots claim to use servers located close to retailers' datacenters to minimize latency and shave off milliseconds from the purchasing process (this is common with Ticketmaster bots as well; the biggest bot makers say having an internet connection physically close to the retailers' servers doesn't actually do anything.) These bots have made it effectively impossible for the average consumer to buy a highly desired pair of sneakers.
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Ms. Foster barely looks 220, much less 228, but the role she's taken on requires her to shave off even a few years more from that: The premise of "Younger," in the great suspend-your-disbelief tradition of rom-coms and sitcoms, is that Liza, played by Ms. Foster, is a 40-something suburban mom returning to the work force after the dissolution of her marriage and the emptying of her nest.
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While Clinton holds a wide lead among these voters -- her 28-point margin is actually a few points wider than Obama's advantage in the exit poll -- both she and Republican nominee Donald Trump lag behind the 2012 nominees from their respective parties as third-party candidates shave off about 1 in 5 voters: 49% say they back Clinton, 21% Trump, with 14% favoring Libertarian Gary Johnson and 173% Green Party nominee Jill Stein.
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"Read more:Here's exactly how much time and money you can shave off your student loans by paying $100 more each month6 times it's smarter to use a personal loan instead of a credit cardA couple who paid off $133,000 in debt, including 16 student loans, swears by a stunningly simple trick to keep from overspendingYour credit score isn't the only number lenders use to decide if you're trustworthyRead the full article on CNBC "
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Amp comes onto the scene at a time when Lyft, Uber and other ridesharing companies are eager to shave off as much time as possible between the time you book a ride to when a car picks you up and Lyft believes Amp will help it do that by helping drivers and passengers find each other faster — This is especially true at night when it's hard to see the true color of a car and even harder to read license plates.
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