Then, it's a simple matter of pulling up the food.
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Calculating the cost of that progress is no simple matter.
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The first is a simple matter of arithmetic -- mainly subtraction.
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And this tricky question is a simple matter of logic.
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Calculating the economic effects of climate change is no simple matter.
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For Juul, this isn't a simple matter of copyright infringement, though.
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But tracing its provenance and repatriating it is no simple matter.
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The discussion is more than a simple matter of debate, however.
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I realise now that this isn't a simple matter of empathy.
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Working out how profitable drug firms are is not a simple matter.
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It's not a simple matter of just using the other launchpad, however.
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On top of all these complications is the simple matter of trust.
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It would have been a simple matter to draft the sentence to
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That would not have been a simple matter of pushing a button.
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That doesn't mean it's a simple matter to return to international parity.
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It's a simple matter to put together the anchovy-caper-olive sauce.
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The Kardashian-Jenner clan's social-media savvy is a simple matter of data.
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This is not to say that training the system is a simple matter.
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You may think that getting a tote bag right is a simple matter.
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The real difference between the shows is a simple matter of quality, though.
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Uber has made getting from A to B a simple matter for its customers.
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But it's not a simple matter of how much you have — or don't have.
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But predicting and reliably influencing the behavior of a flock is no simple matter.
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This was really a simple matter of star power, with no deep analysis required.
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It wasn't a simple matter of picking contrasty colors, fancy fonts, and a lovely logo.
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Republicans claim that Trumpcare is a simple matter of keeping their promise to repeal Obamacare.
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For Galli, it's a a simple matter of using the best tools at your disposal.
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And counting them isn't a simple matter of opening the envelopes and counting the votes.
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Deciding who is a parent in New York used to be a relatively simple matter.
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That's because rebuilding Barbuda won't be a simple matter of replacing what was once there.
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Getting inside that matrix and tweaking just the climate change frame is no simple matter.
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It's a simple matter—we had a restaurant location that was literally full of shit.
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But of course, to HIAS, this isn't about demographic replacement but a simple matter of justice.
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And it's not a simple matter of these employees just coming back to work at NASA.
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But it is not a simple matter of offering financial incentives or providing more child care.
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An individual may voluntarily file for bankruptcy in court, but getting approved isn't a simple matter.
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Supporters of the move, including most current students, believe it is a simple matter of equality.
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China argues it is a simple matter of sentencing a felon according to the Chinese code.
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It may have been a simple matter to shift from one kind of tissue to another.
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The Republicans argue it's a simple matter of bringing U.S. policy in line with political reality.
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Using the Prediction API via code rather than the API Explorer is a pretty simple matter.
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According to those institutional investors, action on climate change is a simple matter of financial responsibility.
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Other gigs are more random — a simple matter of finding stuff to do online whenever there's time.
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It's not a simple matter of just saying the lost barrels can be made up from elsewhere.
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Finally, there's the simple matter of whether or not the big tech companies deserve their lofty valuations.
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It's a simple matter of give and take, especially when you put a number on these habits.
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After that, it was a simple matter of 90 or more versions, and the grid was done!
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But their disagreement isn't such a simple matter of just gender discrimination, as it's been widely portrayed.
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Swift pushback Declaring a national emergency to build a wall would not be a simple matter, however.
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Again, if this were a simple matter of weighing security risks, this exemption would make no sense.
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While doing so may be satisfying and worthwhile, whether and how to respond is hardly a simple matter.
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However, transferring support from one candidate to another is not just a simple matter of passing the baton.
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This is not a simple matter of equality of access — it is a challenge with equity of access.
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Economists tend to characterize the scope of regulation as a simple matter of expanding or contracting state power.
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This is a simple matter of public health and safety, and it's something we don't talk about enough.
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Then it's a simple matter of seasoning them with salt and pepper and a lick of olive oil.
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All of which is to say that government intervention to enhance greatness will not be a simple matter.
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As recent attacks in Berlin and Ankara attest, ridding ourselves of the jihadist terror threat is no simple matter.
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It has not been a simple matter: their foreign corporate structures and dual-class shares violate local market rules.
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Understanding investments and financial statements from 401(k)s and the like is not a simple matter, he said.
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"If we need to reposition some of these, it's a simple matter of rehydrating the connective tissue," Grigonis explains.
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Since Brexit sliced through traditional political alliances, politics has become less of a simple matter of left versus right.
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It would be a simple matter to exonerate himself by making available his tax returns and his banking transactions.
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This being no simple matter, they spend a great deal of time on it and frequently revise their conclusions.
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It is a simple matter to see the gulf between a policy announced and the way things actually work.
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Beating an incumbent is rarely a simple matter, especially in municipal races where labor allegiances are unlikely to shift.
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"Simple matter of the fact that you voted for the man, that's what this is about," Boseman tells Julius.
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And then from there, it's a simple matter of getting inside your banking, your tax filing, resumes, or LinkedIn.
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It could be a simple matter of Trout maturing as a hitter, and making smarter decisions at the plate.
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Plus, there's the simple matter of monopolizing people's attention: users who play games in the Snapchat app aren't browsing Instagram.
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For many Trump supporters, for instance, his duel with the NFL is a simple matter of reverence for the flag.
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But he does admit that, a lot of the time, these procedures are a simple matter of want, not need.
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As with so many issues, the balance of trade is not the simple matter the Trump team suggests it is.
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"Defining what constitutes a 'portrait' in Picasso's work is not a simple matter," Mr. Rubin wrote in his opening essay.
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And it should be a simple matter to judge whether the unmasking requests themselves were within or beyond traditional norms.
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It's a simple matter of setting your boundaries and not allowing others to upset you or ruin the holiday mood.
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It was a simple matter of looking at what we weren't doing well enough and making sure that we corrected it.
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It's not always a simple matter though to transfer those legacy applications, and that's where Velostrata could help Google Cloud customers.
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Now entrepreneurs and hobbyists can focus on the simple matter of saving the world, one drop of water at a time.
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If the noncompliance card were played, though, then it would have been a simple matter of threatening Dao with his arrest.
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This isn't a simple matter of trying to nudge cities into adopting more cooperative immigration policies by offering up federal help.
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While following his instructions was a simple matter, and he was indeed correct, I still thought signs would be more efficient.
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Kevin CurranProfessor, Computing and Intelligent Systems, Ulster UniversityIt is not a simple matter of extrapolating bandwidth from today's demand into the future.
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The legitimacy of " Trumpslation" is no simple matter — and the world's translators have several confusing years of it to look forward to.
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Disagreement about the numbers aside, some women undoubtedly take SSRIs during pregnancy, yet this decision is not a simple matter, said Brown.
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When the player contacts Othran, though, it is not a simple matter of getting the judicial system to redress grievances in Cheydinhal.
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A travesty for the sport, a(nother) tragedy for Cyborg, but for the UFC just a simple matter of logistics and business.
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" Ms. Wollaston said Mr. Johnson's proposal that economic development in Libya was a simple matter of corpse removal was "simply not true.
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If you want to pull out of one public cloud, it's not a simple matter of just migrating to the next one.
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Robin Farley, who leads leisure-market analysis at UBS Investment Bank, said Harley's problem was not a simple matter of shifting loyalties.
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"It's just a simple matter of harmonizing the rules to reflect that we are in the majority," a Democratic leadership aide said.
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In theory, "biogeochemical" prospecting is a simple matter of collecting leaves from across a site and mapping mineral concentrations to reveal subterranean treasures.
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Fosters Lancett, a knight's move away, for whom an hour-long talk on Ezra Pound is a simple matter—he is a genius.
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But this often obscures more than it reveals, reducing the complex drivers of mass violence to a simple matter of black and white.
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Where companies draw the line when it comes to the conduct of the countries where they do business is not a simple matter.
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It might seem a simple matter of logic: When farmers make more money for their products, consumers must pay more to get them.
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Packed with informative, anatomical illustrations and simple, matter-of-fact details, the book was a staple for prepubescent girls before we all started Googling.
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That's no simple matter—the tank and engine are 62 and 50 feet tall, respectively, and enclosures had to be built to test each.
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Controlling who mates with whom would be a simple matter if the birds could be bred in captivity, but captive kakapo fail to thrive.
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I just would assume that the connection in all these things are tracked — and that the reunification would have been a relatively simple matter.
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I just would assume that the connection in all these things are tracked -- and that the reunification would have been a relatively simple matter.
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But others argue that if it were a simple matter of limitations, brewers would find a way around the obstacles for such popular items.
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And from that sadness I concluded that his high manner, his nobility, was no simple matter of birth but one of labor and struggle.
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After that, securely accessing your online profile on a site is a simple matter of entering your password, inserting the key, and tapping the button.
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Most VPN apps these days support the OpenVPN protocol, making setup a simple matter of allowing the app access to configure the settings for you.
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With this protest, the complex idea of Christianity has been compressed into a simple matter of people who are irrationally angry at a red cup.
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The best part about these drinks is that once you get the ingredients together, it's a simple matter of shake, pour, and—of course—garnish.
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Asia's green revolution was a comparatively simple matter, says Donald Larson of the World Bank, because Asia has only two crucial crops: rice and wheat.
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Resisting the urge to check your phone or shut down Netflix after another cliffhanger Stranger Things episode should be a simple matter of self-control.
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But if translators are independent artists, the howler becomes a creative choice, criticism becomes "shaming" or "policing," and standards become a simple matter of opinion.
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It's a simple matter of coating the bodies and tentacles lightly with oil and laying them on the grill over a brisk bed of coals.
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Porcelain, No Simple Matter: Arlene Shechet and the Arnhold Collection continues at the Frick Collection (1 East 70th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through April 2.
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But to the public at large — those, perhaps, not directly affected by Musk's successes or failures — disdain may come down to a simple matter of envy.
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It's a simple matter of physics — you can't stop a Mario brother, you can only hope to temporary contain him with a well-placed pause block.
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For many marginalized groups, including workers with disabilities, for example, or LGBT workers, holding down a job isn't a simple matter of applying and then starting.
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It's not a simple matter of snapping your fingers; it will have to be "for cause" and it will require considerable evidence to justify the terminations.
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Building a GPU-fueled infrastructure service is not a simple matter for a startup to undertake, but that's precisely what Paperspace has set out to do.
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Whitman will try to raise money for Hillary Clinton "As a proud Republican, casting my vote for President has usually been a simple matter," Whitman writes.
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It is partly a matter of technique and practice, but at bottom — and herein lies the Englishness of it all — it's a simple matter of necessity.
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A lot of people think that homosexuality is a simple matter of genetics—if you have the so-called "gay gene," well, you know the rest.
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It could be a simple matter for Congress to clarify that, he said, and then advisory firms like McKinsey would have to make the usual disclosures.
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If you pull the plug on one field of research, getting it back up and running is not a simple matter of plugging it back in.
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I imagine, as Frank Deford once wrote of Bobby Knight, that a considerable part of Jim Boeheim's difficulty in the world is a simple matter of appearance.
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The Justice Department began a process nearly two years ago to make a small change to the rule that it says is a simple matter of venue.
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"This goes beyond the simple matter of family finances for a small subset of the population," said Nassirian, at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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As a simple matter of arithmetic, G.D.P. boils down to how much people are working, and how much economic output is generated for each unit of work.
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The thing that breaks the back of this movie, and makes the second half so much less prodigious than the first, is a simple matter of geography.
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When you consider that there were over 15 million identity thefts in the US in 2016 alone, you know it's not a simple matter to identify a forgery.
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My point is to suggest that for activists such as these, there is more at stake, personally, politically and even morally, than a simple matter of switching candidates.
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I would not wish to have these stories read from the lectern as a simple matter of course (and they certainly should not be held up as Gospel).
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On Monday, Justice Burke will lay out the timeline for the trial, which will begin with two weeks of jury selection — no simple matter, given Mr. Weinstein's notoriety.
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The Trump administration turned out to be very good for the business of being Rudy Giuliani, though it was no simple matter to say precisely what that was.
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Administration officials say the changes are a simple matter of prioritizing enforcement efforts given budget limitations of their own — a power they think falls well under Obama's jurisdiction.
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As seen during preparations for Brexit, when British officials tried sometimes unsuccessfully to contract ferry firms to replace highly complex international supply chains, that might be no simple matter.
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Even the deceptively simple matter of clamping down on opioid prescriptions has potentially deadly downstream harms, including people being driven to suicide after having their maintenance medications cut dramatically.
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But her show, called "No Simple Matter," is a triumph that could have been a disaster, a paragon of old-master virtue jumping on the make-it-new bandwagon.
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Here's why: Many of the judges who disagree with Bybee, and have ruled against the ban, see the heart of the case as a simple matter of judicial independence.
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The question seems straightforward, but as Leila Aboulela's new novel reminds us, to ask where we come from, to choose where we belong, is not a simple matter at all.
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Worrying about whether people can put a face to your name might feel irrelevant, or like a simple matter of vanity, but showcasing yourself as a professional goes beyond words.
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Nor is rescheduling the work a simple matter, because printing companies have contracts to serve other customers that have been scheduled for times when census forms are not being printed.
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But other investors are not afraid, and instead point to Tesla's rapid climb as a simple matter of the stock beginning to catch up to where they think it should be.
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Open source libraries provide a tremendously valuable resource for developers, but in today's rapid fire application development environment, it's not always a simple matter to make sure you're using secure code.
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It is a simple matter of tossing a few chunks of cold butter into the hot skillet, letting it sizzle and begin to get brown and foamy, but not too brown.
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The changed climate can be attributed to a host of causes: the increased focus on women's rights across society, decades of activism by feminist artists and a simple matter of economics.
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Arresting a high-flying Chinese businessman may be a simple matter of law, but it is also one more sign of how the relationship between Namibia and China is being recalibrated.
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More often than not, however, these porn blockers aren't nearly as easy or as effective as advertised, largely because figuring out what is and is not pornography is rarely a simple matter.
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Once your device is equipped with the required virtual animal kidnapping software, it's a simple matter to set up a profile and run through the game's very brief and somewhat lacking tutorial.
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Unfortunately, getting messages across the SS7 protocol isn't a simple matter of sending 2,232 (that's 279 bytes at 8 bits each) 0s or 1s through radio signals from my phone to yours.
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The signature OnePlus alert slider moves from one side of the phone to the other, which the company tells me was a simple matter of space considerations with the new phone's layout.
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As a simple matter of arithmetic, the present value of a capital investment with an indefinite life and indefinite stream of returns would become indefinitely high as the interest rate approached zero.
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But it is no simple matter to modernize these systems as politics muddies the waters and everyone has different ideas of how this should work in the brave new world of work.
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From there, it would be a simple matter of cleaning up the pieces: The party establishment would finally have united behind him, and he could outlast Trump and Cruz by outspending them.
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Like most everything else with Brexit, the process of requesting and granting an extension is no simple matter, which helps explain why it created such bitter divisions in the cabinet on Tuesday.
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Using Eager technology, it's a simple matter of clicking the Google Map tool in the Cloudflare Apps store, configuring the map by making selections from some drop-downs and dragging it into place.
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President Trump's recent Executive Order requiring two regulation be cut for every new one enacted, with resulting incremental costs to the economy equaling zero, might seem on its face an enticingly simple matter.
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While correction of U.S. election vulnerabilities may appear to be largely a simple matter of upgrading the election technologies, including voting devices and voter registration databases, that focus alone would be window dressing.
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But today, given that nearly every firm on Wall Street is an international publicly traded behemoth, it is a relatively simple matter for a partner at Goldman Sachs to pick up and move.
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You can probably already see from these factors that what might seem at first like a simple matter of personal preference gets immediately complicated by issues of production, access, regional factors, and translation.
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Many valuable car components — electronic systems, for example — are largely made in Asia, and rebuilding a manufacturing base for these parts in North America in just three years would be no simple matter.
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The vast majority of them quite frankly made me feel like shit: For these people, becoming debt-free was a simple matter of cutting out Starbucks and toning down your online shopping habit.
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It's a messy, divided country, split along race, education, and geographic lines, and winning elections is more complicated than a simple matter of breaking with — or sticking to — Clinton-era Democratic Party orthodoxy.
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It may be a simple matter of overexposure, or it may be something more nuanced, but whatever it is, the conversation around Witness has been decidedly lacking in excitement and heavy with criticism.
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It's this last reason that is closest to the truth, according to Nunberg, who told CNN it's his impression that Trump's real motivation for not releasing his taxes was a simple matter of vanity.
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That done, it is a simple matter to automatically sort the living male pupae from the rest, with a machine using puffs of air or jets of water to blow the unwanted pupae away.
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For the vast majority of people, random-access memory is just a number on a spec sheet, and optimizing it is a simple matter of making it as big as one's budget would allow.
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"China is in a new stage where consumption of pork and other foods is no longer a simple matter of 'more is better'," said Fred Gale, senior economist at the United States agriculture department.
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Everything else—from developing my drivers to building upgrades to my car to doing setup work in qualifying—feels like it a simple matter of pressing the same buttons until you unlock something good.
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What can seem like a simple matter of definition quickly divides between different factions arguing for the primacy of their own worldview, at a moment when it seems simultaneously most urgent and least appropriate.
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At the time, many understood this to be a simple matter of efficiency: Tasks pertaining to housing would go to a contractor so the military could better focus on training and preparing for combat.
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"It is a simple matter of justice that America, in dealing creatively with the task of raising the Negro from backwardness, should also be rescuing a large stratum of the forgotten white poor," he wrote.
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And, of course, there's the simple matter of timing: The play is running in the midst of a cultural tipping point, in which several high-profile men have been accused of sexual harassment and assault.
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At the root is a very simple matter of conservative orthodoxy and the possibility that Republicans, newly empowered by Trump's election, appear to have read into his win a broader mandate than voters actually offered.
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Even the seemingly simple matter of responding to the gestures of a conductor — though she also encountered it while performing in Stewart Wallace's "The Bonesetter's Daughter" at the San Francisco Opera in 2008 — poses problems.
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Predictably, I was excited to see the Frick Collection's new show, Porcelain, No Simple Matter: Arlene Shechet and the Arnhold Collection, which reflects on the past while also looking to the future of this ancient material.
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Forcing a vote means everyone in the Senate has to officially weigh in on this issue, and that makes it a very simple matter, come election season, to say whether they support net neutrality or not.
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It would be a simple matter for the warden to check the serial number on the gun and compare those printed out on the back of the hunter's license or to query an electronic data base.
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Scientists would also have to harness the black hole's energy while simultaneously shielding humans from the black holes' harmful radiation (a relatively simple matter compared to all of the other tasks involved in the setup, she said).
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That's a pretty gigantic range for what is supposed to be a simple matter of multiplying hourly rates by the number of hours worked – and it's without even applying a discretionary multiplier to raise or lower the calculation.
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While it might not seem revolutionary to let customers know what they are paying, Dominic Preuss, Google's director of product management says it hasn't always been a simple matter to calculate these kinds of costs in the cloud.
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Because the anti-abortion movement has long dominated the conversation with the assertion that abortion is murder, the impulse to remove abortion from a murky moral debate and frame it as a simple matter of health is understandable.
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The New York sculptor Arlene Shechet selected 130 pieces from the famed Arnhold Collection, a promised gift to the Frick, which is devoting its Portico Gallery to "Porcelain, No Simple Matter," a radical and rowdy rethinking of the precious.
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"At a time when discussions [on the separation of powers] are ongoing with the utmost intensity ... the choice of location for the opening ceremony is not a simple matter," he wrote in a letter, posted on his association's website.
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It is not a simple matter, however, to set up these dashboards, pull the data from the various data sources, some of which may be modern and some quite old, and figure out what's important for a particular customer.
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But determining that someone is implying, by a kind of moral logic, that the Boy Scouts' policy of inclusion led to condoms being supplied to scouts isn't a simple matter of checking a claim against a database of facts.
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There are also manufacturing complications: Progressing from size 113 to 12 can be a simple matter of scale, but larger sizes often require a separate pattern to account for different proportions and entail more fabric, raising the production cost.
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Advanced Lithium-ion materials can be incorporated into these factories almost immediately, with no costly changes or delays for the manufacturers -- from their standpoint, it's a simple matter of swapping one black powder in the production line for another.
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Advertisers are often accused of trying too hard to sell to the young when much of the spending power is now concentrated in older age groups, but it is not a simple matter of moving "from rocking horse to rocking chair".
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But what has, in the past, often been a simple matter of pixel density has (though that's been improved as well) shifted more toward the company's recent obsessions with coming as close as humanly possible to an all-screen device.
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Because it's not just a simple matter of scaling and adapting what you're already doing; nailing the quarterly earnings process will involve lots of practice and hitches to be ironed out before you can successfully navigate it as a public company.
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Google, meanwhile, says that adding wireless support is a relatively simple matter for vehicles that already support both Android Auto and Wi-Fi, but there's no word on whether any existing vehicles already on the market will actually be upgraded.
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We're moving every month, and with that comes a natural period of adjustment: getting used to a new time zone, learning some basics of cultural customs and language, the simple matter of being able to locate "home" on a map.
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"This is not just a simple matter of writing a check and moving happily to a place where they are embraced by their new neighbors," said Mark Davis, the director of the Tulane Institute on Water Resources Law and Policy.
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Moreover, the trust problem is not a simple matter of racist natives mistrusting foreigners, since social trust is often weakest among minorities — which is one reason why the most diverse generation in American history, the millennials, is also the least trusting.
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Hampton Fancher – a writer on the original Blade Runner, who returned to write the sequel – said it was a simple matter of "deductive reasoning" to figure out how the film's universe might have changed thanks to smog, temperature changes, and the like.
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In the simple matter of who will take his place at the top of the 100 meters podium either at or after London, Canada's Olympic sprint medalist Andre de Grasse appears to be just ahead of the pack as the leading candidate.
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Targeting and activating immune cells in just the right way isn't a simple matter and prior attempts have required fairly complex techniques involving fine-tuning antigens and antibodies and, in many cases, custom engineering dendritic cells (which function as immune system messengers).
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And while Forrest said uncovering slavery was, in his experience, a "really simple" matter of telling suppliers to own up or risk their partnership with his firm, analysts told CNBC that most executives might not find it so easy to address the issue.
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It's a fairly simple matter of marketing: With more Pittsburgh rappers making names, the scene would attract more attention, along with that attention came increased opportunities for local artists, including introductions within the industry, opening slots on tour, and features on songs. Benji.
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Among its more basic efforts were quick tasks like connecting the university's Google+ page to its YouTube account — a simple matter of tying both accounts to the same email address — in order to influence Google search results by strengthening Google's positive impression of the university.
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WeWork makes it easier to speak with a human being than other innovators born of the Silicon Valley ethos that talking on the phone is as crude an anachronism as cleaning your girdle with a washboard, but it is still not a simple matter.
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Having determined the market prices for winning the election and the nomination as described above, computing a candidate's electability is a simple matter: Divide the security price for a candidate winning the presidency by the security price for this same candidate winning the nomination.
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American girls in immigrant families are sometimes pressured to marry a distant relative abroad as a way of bringing him to the United States, and it should be a simple matter to ban spouse visas unless both parties were 18 at the time of the marriage.
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Their concerns can range from ensuring the safety and comfort of Russian teenagers as they become instant celebrities to the simple matter of team officials slyly trying to move an extra folding chair to their own table, leaving another team high and dry with only 212 seats.
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After swearing up and down that his urgent resignation from the House of Representatives, where he controlled the powerful Oversight Committee, was a simple matter of wanting to spend time with his family in Utah, Jason Chaffetz has accepted a fellowship at Harvard University, which is located in Massachusetts.
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A senior Trump transition official told the newspaper there was no ill will in the move, describing it as a simple matter of ensuring Obama's overseas envoys leave the government on schedule, just as thousands of political aides at the White House and in federal agencies must do.
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In 2016, an Oregon court granted a plaintiff the right to label themself nonbinary on their driver's license, and by now, though the Trump administration proclaims that gender is a simple matter of biology, some dozen states, from New York to Utah, offer some form of Oregon's flexibility.
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As a simple matter of math, the rich will never pay anything close to the top statutory rate as long so much of their income is taxed at a much lower rate (currently 2000 percent for the top bracket, not counting the Affordable Care Act surcharge of 21 percent).
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A senior Trump transition official said there was no ill will in the move, describing it as a simple matter of ensuring that Mr. Obama's overseas appointees leave the government on schedule, just as thousands of political aides at the White House and in federal agencies must do.
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Image: APX Labs APX Labs is trying to solve this problem by being the underlying platform that connects the application to the headset and to the various external systems, but it's not a simple matter and there is a fair bit of work that goes into making these connections work.
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In the old days before mobile and cloud, you could be pretty certain that anyone on your corporate network had the authority to be there, but as we have moved into a mobile world, it's no longer a simple matter to defend a perimeter when there is effectively no such thing.
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When First Lady Melania Trump, senior advisor Kellyanne Conway, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen cast the blame for this horror show on Democrats, as a simple matter of law enforcement, or Congress' problem to solve it's meant to undermine your conviction.
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From Madeux's point of view, the revolutionary treatment appears anything but: It was a simple matter of getting hooked up to an IV, which delivered a gene editor into his bloodstream along with copies of a corrected gene to replace the mutation he carries that is responsible for the disorder.
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Some readers and observers have wondered how a simple matter of metal detectors - so common in so much of the world - could provoke such violence: a Palestinian man stabbed to death three members of an Israeli family in their home and three Palestinians have been shot dead by Israeli forces in clashes.
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That fear is echoed in Seb's refusal to produce a show about mourning, which is understandable but also a little odd, given the history of children's TV. Decades ago, shows like "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" and "Sesame Street" produced acclaimed episodes about death, speaking to their audiences in simple, matter-of-fact terms.
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Her voice was supposed to say things like 'citizen, stand down' and 'this activity has been reported to your local agricultural monitors' and 'warning: you are in violation of observation code nine eight six,' but it was a simple matter to break down the sounds of that prerecorded voice and remix them into speech.
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A rail-thin 20-something in a t-shirt among Monday's Wall Street-heavy crowd, Buterin pitched the Nakamoto question as a simple matter of game theory: The true bitcoin creator could have chosen a clear and obvious way to show his identity, or he could have conducted a convoluted and trust-requiring proof.
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The great Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann showed that energy disperses, and entropy increases, as a simple matter of statistics: There are many more ways for energy to be spread among the particles in a system than concentrated in a few, so as particles move around and interact, they naturally tend toward states in which their energy is increasingly shared.
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In their filing, and in publicly placing a dollar amount on a possible award for the first time, the women's players presented their motion for summary judgment as a simple matter, the "rare case" where they were entitled to prevail because their claims of unequal pay and gender discrimination were laid out explicitly in contracts with the federation.
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It's still up on his website, in fact, and it explains that coercing Mexico into paying for the wall will be a simple matter of invoking Section 326 of the USA Patriot Act to "issue detailed regulations" under 31 CFR § 130.120-121 to block remittance payments from unauthorized residents of the United States back to friends and family in Mexico.
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Announcing the Trump administration's plans to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and create a ticking time bomb for 800,000 immigrants, Attorney General Jeff Sessions sought to frame the question as a simple matter of constitutional law rather than a policy judgment on the merits of taking 800,000 people out of the legal workforce and subjecting them to possible deportation.
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"If we do not protect ourselves, hostile parties will find it a simple matter to turn different groups against one another and cause disorder in our society," Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said when parliament was considering the bill, echoing concerns voiced by other lawmakers that Singapore's diverse but small society made it particularly vulnerable to misleading content spread online.
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Until now, if you wanted to touch, hold or drop the official kilogram, which is equivalent to 2.2 pounds, on your toe then it was a simple matter of visiting a tightly guarded vault inside the Louis XIV Pavillon de Breteuil, outside Paris, where "Le Grand K" was kept in elegant repose, beneath a triple layer of glass covers to protect it from picking up even a molecule of contaminants.
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For Bobby Cho, a trader at Cumberland Mining, a subsidiary of DRW, who is one of the market makers in the Cboe contract, it's a simple matter: "The largest traders of bitcoin are retail players that don't live in the U.S." He also points out that not only are the largest bitcoin miners in the world not in the U.S., but they are also not built to trade financial instruments.
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Lest one think this a simple matter of lost youth and looks, we learn — via a passing thought of Ardis's daughter (Adams has a nice touch with narrative point of view) — that her mother "used to be so much fun" in a way that might explain why Ardis moved to San Francisco: "I sincerely hope that both my daughters marry them," she once remarked to a Winston-Salem "real-estate woman" who wanted to keep blacks out of the neighborhood.
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