In its will AIG showed how it has slimmed down.
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It's good thing MSI slimmed down the power brick right?
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After last year's Globes, the Oscars race slimmed down considerably.
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Wanda is now a much slimmed down version of itself.
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Now, that has been slimmed down to a 165-pound body.
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Underneath the thin plastic keycaps, you have slimmed down Kailh switch.
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In response it swiftly slimmed down its lending arm, GE Capital.
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The slimmed-down PlayStation 4 is getting a new gold edition.
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The morbidly obese cat, who eventually slimmed down to 16 lbs.
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He slimmed down the number of ministries from 14 to eight.
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By the 1980's the cars were even more slimmed down.
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READ: How Lisa Marie Presley Slimmed Down To Her Teenaged Weight
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The new, slimmed down Fox will focus on TV news and sport.
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In only a month he'd quickly slimmed down to his old weight.
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Margins and accountability get slimmed down as the number of partners grows.
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With this acceleration came a slimmed-down version of the Gateway concept.
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Later he would give it up altogether and also slimmed down considerably.
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The app isn't just a slimmed down version of a document editor.
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Charlie Collier, who ran AMC, now oversees the slimmed-down Fox network.
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Kering slimmed down by spinning off Puma, a sportswear brand, last year.
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Here's what you need to know: • Senate rejects slimmed-down health bill.
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The slimmed-down deal would likely be presented as a first step.
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"He's slimmed down, his jeans are skinnier, his shirts are tighter," DelVecchio explains.
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Under previous CEO Heinrich Hiesinger, who quit in July, Thyssenkrupp slimmed down significantly.
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My statements have been slimmed down to distortion and taken out of context.
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"There's a chance that happens with this," Schneider said about slimmed-down gear.
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You'll recall, Teresa also slimmed down during her 11-month stint behind bars.
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Messenger will soon have a more slimmed-down look with a minimalist aesthetic.
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To placate Moscow, Kazakhstan also joined Russia's Eurasian Union, albeit a slimmed down version.
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Samsung's Buds are as slimmed down and discreet as any earphones of this kind.
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The suit was slimmed down by a federal judge in September but is ongoing.
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Others indicated they didn't want the slimmed down bill to become their legacy. Sen.
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I had finally slimmed down, but all I talked about was squats and smoothies.
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Public health groups slammed the slimmed-down flavor ban when details leaked on Tuesday.
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The journey from fat pet to slimmed-down sweetie begins this fall on Animal Planet.
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In Adelaide, Mr Musk announced a slimmed-down version that was just 9 metres across.
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Scroll down a bit on the site and you'll see a slimmed-down Prince Harry.
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This season, designers have reinterpreted the retro style with slimmed-down silhouettes and supple leather.
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It's unfortunate if authentic that these queries remained in the book's otherwise slimmed-down transcripts.
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With today's edition of The Interface, you'll notice a newly slimmed-down section of links.
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The slimmed-down production — it now runs about three hours — debuted in London in July.
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Slimmed down for speed, the script sacrifices depth and clarity and with them some comedy.
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Now gray and slimmed down, he grew up an "awkward smart aleck," in Durant, Okla.
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May's slimmed-down agenda, which focused on "Brexit," at the ceremonial state opening of Parliament.
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Moore's economic worldview envisions a slimmed down government and a rolled back social safety net.
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And every two years big banks must file slimmed-down versions of the living wills.
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Meanwhile, Abercrombie & Fitch, Target and Sephora are experimenting with slimmed-down stores in neighborhood locations.
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As the tournament progressed, countries were eliminated and host cities closed, the Reuters staff slimmed down.
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But behind the scenes, the app is running a slimmed-down web server on the device.
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In the time since, it's released the even tinier MacBook and a slimmed-down MacBook Pro.
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Boeing has slimmed down its supply chain and Airbus has asserted its independence from European governments.
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Given that the ECB benefits from a slimmed-down and safer Deutsche, its charity is understandable.
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US banks have exploded in size over the past decade, while Europe's banks have slimmed down.
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Jimmy Kimmel, slimmed down to runway-model proportions at 49, has hardly been a sartorial slouch.
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By Thursday, however, Mr. McCain, below center, said he would vote against the slimmed-down repeal.
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But the company hasn't said what will or will not be included in the slimmed-down version.
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The Elite Active 65t earbud looks like a slimmed-down version of the Jabra Stealth Bluetooth headset.
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Because the spry senior slimmed down, she's also able to go on regular walks around the block.
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After all, the House's slimmed-down Republican conference is significantly more conservative and unmoved by Trump's whims.
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The slimmed-down reality star beamed in the photograph which she shared alongside a lengthy serious caption.
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The 11.6-inch has also been slimmed down slightly, so it's not as big as its predecessor.
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Older laptops with full bezels look like bulky, cumbersome dinosaurs compared to their younger, slimmed-down cousins.
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The keys now stretch to the edge of the laptop, and the bezels have been slimmed down.
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Buddy Valastro recently revealed on Instagram that he has slimmed down using a diet program called Optavia.
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Many insurers drastically raised individual premiums and slimmed down the number of in-network hospitals and doctors.
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He had just split up with his girlfriend of three years and had slimmed down by half.
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It unveiled the Xbox One S, a slimmed-down version of the current model (about 40% smaller).
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Nonetheless, Peach now has an official online app of its very own – albeit a slimmed-down version.
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But in an early morning July vote on a slimmed-down version of a repeal bill, Sen.
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"Passage of this package, even a slimmed-down version, is going to be politically difficult," Luzzetti said.
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The Commission has insisted the slimmed-down trade deal it is proposing is not a TTIP relaunch.
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It is a bare bones slimmed down version of the full blown SCiO Lab, our development kit.
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Other investment banks, including Credit Suisse and Barclays, have slimmed down or exited their African operations altogether.
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This time, prosecutors went to trial with a slimmed-down case — just three charges against each man.
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A few months later, he showed off his slimmed-down figure while celebrating Halloween with his family.
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Mr. Macron slimmed down the number of cabinet posts and state secretary positions to 22 from 37.
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The new Elite 2200t look like a slimmed-down version of the 22019t earbuds, which we love.
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But, according to The Times, Kelly has slimmed down the digest of news reports the president sees.
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Theresa May launched her minority Conservative government's slimmed-down programme for governing Britain over the next two years.
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The seemingly slimmed-down reality star beamed in the photograph which she shared alongside a lengthy serious caption.
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SALT will likely be in Las Vegas again but potentially slimmed down by several hundred people, Scaramucci said.
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Banks there have slimmed down since the financial crisis, giving them less muscle to compete with American rivals.
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The number of countries that recognize Taiwanese sovereignty has slimmed down over the years, under pressure from Beijing.
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I was overweight when I started but I've actually slimmed down because this is such a physical job.
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Many airlines, however, are no longer convinced by this argument and have slimmed down their first-class offerings.
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One senior banker, still in a job, questioned how well the slimmed down franchise in Asia would compete.
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The next step is to find a foster home for Izabelle and her slimmed down set of kids.
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London (CNN)Coca-Cola has slimmed down its Christmas truck tour through Britain amid opposition from health campaigners.
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That means they'll be on to the next thing — a slimmed down version that only addresses family separations.
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But it would leave a slimmed-down Fox and sister company News Corp to his father and brother.
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One senior banker, still with a job, questioned how well the slimmed-down franchise in Asia would compete.
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The resulting slimmed-down Republican conference is also significantly more conservative — and more Trumpy — than the current Congress.
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In doing so, however, Trump did not consult even a slimmed-down OSTP at all, multiple sources said.
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The app's arrival comes only days after Facebook introduced its slimmed down and faster Messenger app for iOS.
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The advantage of this kind of trimming is that the slimmed-down slab of meat will cook faster.
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The brand slimmed down its menu in 2017, but will continue to launch new breakfast sandwiches in 2018.
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But the largest US automaker, a century old, has slimmed down, shedding brands such as Saturn and Hummer.
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GE's vast corporate structure, built up over decades by Immelt and Welch, could get slimmed-down under Culp.
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That's why both the first order and the second, slimmed-down version were both held up in court.
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With the band listings migrating online-only, the issue itself slimmed down to 101 pages (with way fewer ads).
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But the new slimmed down gadgets weren't the only news to come out of Apple's event in Cupertino Monday.
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The "NanoEdge design" allows for slimmed-down side bezels, though the top and bottom bezels are still fairly substantial.
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The camera is apparently called the EOS R, and looks a lot like a slimmed-down full-frame DSLR.
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Mama June's size 4 jeans -- she claims -- were already falling off her slimmed-down frame Monday in Midtown NYC.
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For its latest generation of Powerstation portable batteries, Mophie has slimmed down the package while bulking up the selection.
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But by making healthy recipes she found online and dedicating herself to weight training, she slimmed down 130 lbs.
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RBS's slimmed-down investment bank performed badly over the period, with income down 41.4 percent on the previous year.
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We detail 40 stocks that Jefferies analysts believe are likely to benefit from even a slimmed-down tax package.
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Nevertheless, funding for public health is falling and the new government has slimmed down plans to reduce child obesity.
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These chains have slimmed down in recent years to enter population-dense areas and gain traction with new customers.
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She slimmed down enough to become active in sports, shop for prom dresses and gain a better self-image.
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While O.K.-for-carry-on sizes vary by airline, these slimmed-down international travel bags should work for most.
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One offered a slimmed-down version of Canada's alcohol drinking guidelines, which were developed with the alcohol industry's participation.
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Even the slimmed-down version of the plan offering more like 20,000 jobs is still a reasonably big deal.
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The slimmed-down council is unlikely to make a significant difference to Toronto's $11.1 billion annual budget, experts say.
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Prosecutors went to trial in the second proceeding with a slimmed-down case — just three charges against each man.
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Compared with its competition, Nordstrom's store base is smaller and thus less likely to be slimmed down anytime soon.
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The 2017 version is slimmed down from a three-day affair to a day of speakers, panelists and meetings.
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Liberals, who would have thrown the kitchen sink at Trump, have accepted the slimmed-down roster of impeachment charges.
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The fashion guru, 68, who says he struggles with a food addicition, slimmed down recently at a weight loss center.
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Under CEO Kazuo Hirai, Sony has slimmed down its smartphone portfolio and focused on key markets to return to profitability.
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The Senate rejected the bill Wednesday, but Republican leaders are now trying to gain support for a slimmed-down version.
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The 31-year-old reality star doesn't let a number sway her attitude on her newly slimmed-down 'revenge body.
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Most recently, Square Enix released a slimmed-down mobile version of FFXV for those who are new to the series.
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Now, the company has also launched Facebook Messenger Lite for Android, a slimmed-down version of its standalone Messenger app.
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Mr Temer will try to pass a slimmed-down version, predicts Christopher Garman of Eurasia Group, a risk-analysis firm.
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Ever since the press conference two-and-a-half weeks earlier, many appear to have toned up or slimmed down.
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Susan Collins of Maine also voted against passage of a slimmed down repeal measure, Trump dispatched his ire on Twitter.
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" ET tweeted, provoking this response from a critic: "I am sure was happy and healthy before she slimmed down et!
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Andromeda's story may be about blazing a trail into an entirely new galaxy, but it feels slimmed down by comparison.
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West continued her "Snap Back Queen" parade, flaunting her slimmed-down, post-baby curves while vacationing in Mexico this week.
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Combined with its slimmed down footprint, this should make the new Xbox way easier to fit into your entertainment setup.
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The state Senate passed the two slimmed-down bills in a 28503-22019 vote, according to The Detroit Free Press.
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And while it's slimmed down notably from older models, the 2920 mm thickness doesn't qualify as "thin" by most standards.
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This new iPad Pro and the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro will reportedly have slimmed down bezels, but no notch.
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With no income tax, the 74,608-page tax code would certainly be slimmed down — as would the Internal Revenue Service.
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As such, the Defense Department plans to present Trump with two budgets: the original one and the slimmed-down one.
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The team, on the other hand, is slimmed down, just five agents rather than the seven on the parent show.
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Mama June Shannon is very proud of her slimmed-down figure — and isn't listening to the negative commentary from critics.
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The biggest changes appear reserved for the MacBook Pro, which will reportedly be slimmed down to contain a flatter keyboard.
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"Torch Song," the slimmed-down revival of Harvey Fierstein's 1980s trilogy, is ending its run on Broadway on Jan. 6.
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Thursday's speech will be a slimmed down occasion and will not have some of the ceremonial elements included in October.
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Other retailers have also slimmed down in recent years to enter population-dense areas and gain traction with new customers.
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The moment comes just a couple of days after Winter received a significant amount of backlash for her slimmed down physique.
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Both Kurz and Strache have called for a slimmed-down European Union and a return of many powers to national governments.
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"Painting With" is a slimmed-down album: brittle and ratchety instead of sustained; percussive and transparent rather than distorted and enveloping.
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This was still my mindset early in transition, after I'd slimmed down over the four years since that summer in London.
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However, if the company is forced into bankruptcy, it could open the way for a slimmed down shipbuilding business to emerge.
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Slimmed down and tuned up, this "Pericles" is Shakespeare freshly served with a twist, a perfect tonic for a modern audience.
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Although the department was slimmed down in 2010, May held the job longer than anyone had since the Second World War.
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That slimmed down and curated offering is what Wing It's co-founders, Luis De Pombo and Gabriel Ascanio, are going for.
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"It was great working out," a slimmed-down Gronk told us at the $50k Charity Challenge Basketball Game at Pauley Pavilion.
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Alongside these apps, Google also produces Android Go, a slimmed-down version of its mobile operating system for low-powered devices.
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They distrust Palestinian intentions and fear for the security of a slimmed-down Israel in what many describe as indefensible borders.
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So those assets will be spun off to form a slimmed-down version of Fox, officially named, you guessed it, FOX.
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Mattress Firm hopes a slimmed down store footing will allow it to remain relevant with shoppers who need a new bed.
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Trump's slimmed-down e-cigarette regulation will likely loom large in the initial months of new FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn's tenure.
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Over time we've slimmed down under Joe's leadership to three leading businesses - Sandoz, Alcon and of course our leading pharmaceuticals business.
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The slimmed-down conglomerate, which has been shedding assets and paring back debt under Culp, reported strong fourth quarter earnings Wednesday.
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Cowell's new slimmed-down figure follows a scary incident in October 2017 that he said served as a wake-up call.
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" Huffman quickly added that he would accept a slimmed-down roster of charges if party leaders decide that "makes more sense.
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But the slimmed down Messenger Lite is also missing things that some people might find useful like chat heads and video calling.
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The slimmed-down form focuses mainly on questions of character and potential lawsuits that could arise from sexual and racial harassment claims.
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I know they have slimmed down a bit over the years, but they are still clunky and ugly, and I hate them.
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That overlaps with Kurz's view that the EU should be slimmed down and focus on tasks like trade and securing external borders.
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Cable companies have been launching slimmed-down bundles as more consumers opt to cut the cord in favor of cheaper streaming alternatives.
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The director John Doyle has slimmed down and toned up a show that seemed leaden and garish in its original Broadway incarnation.
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The $22018-million Carbon XPRIZE, launched in 22, has been slimmed down to ten companies chasing a remaining $15 million in awards.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But more importantly, both feature a slimmed down chassis that's around 33 percent lighter than a Vive Pro.
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Earlier this year, Harley released photos of two lightweight electric vehicle concepts that resemble slimmed down motorcycles, or electric bicycles without pedals.
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The slimmed down product portfolio comes after GoPro reported $436.6 million in revenue for Q4, a 31 percent drop from last year.
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Think: deflated, slimmed-down basketball shoes, trefoil suits turned inside-out, sweats, and more, in orange, gray, royal blue, oxblood, and black.
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After the N-VA's departure, Michel's slimmed down three-party coalition consisted of his French-speaking liberal MR and two Flemish parties.
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With the balance-of-payments crisis of the 219s, the public sector was slimmed down and new government jobs all but disappeared.
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Not long after Microsoft's Xbox One S hit stores, Sony will be releasing its own slimmed-down version of its gaming console.
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He also points to Citizens Financial Group Inc, KeyCorp, Comerica Inc and Zions Bancorp as banks that have not slimmed down enough.
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She was dressed for an event that evening: high heels and a short black dress that flattered her recently slimmed-down figure.
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For the conservatives, it allows health insurers to offer plans that are not now ACA compliant ... a more slimmed down, cheaper plan.
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A slimmed-down version of Harvey Fierstein's career-making trilogy about a gay man's search for love hangs up its drag heels.
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These include Gmail Go, which offers a slimmed-down email experience, and Gallery Go, which you can use to organize your photos.
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The slimmed-down form focuses mainly on questions of character and potential lawsuits that could arise from sexual and racial harassment claims.
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That musical was an enormous success, running for 11 years on Broadway (and soon to reopen in slimmed-down fashion Off Broadway).
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), a key moderate, voiced concern over the slimmed-down Senate GOP plan going into the GOP policy lunch.
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In January, Harley-Davidson released photos of two lightweight electric vehicle concepts that resemble slimmed down motorcycles, or electric bicycles without pedals.
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Paul previously supported simultaneous repeal and replace of Obamacare but has become disillusioned with Trumpcare's slimmed down version of Obamacare's insurance subsidies.
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That's thanks to TensorFlow, Google's open source machine learning library, which gave rise to Inception v3, a slimmed-down network the researchers deployed.
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As followers cheered her on (she has 152,000 on Instagram and 16,000 subscribers on YouTube), Bartley, now 20, slimmed down to 175 lbs.
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He explains that the fuller version of the book adds more character development and backstory, which was slimmed down for its magazine debut.
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Though slimmed down compared with the previous model, which came out in 2014, the latest version is equipped with a quad-core processor.
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Mr Xi slimmed down the military commission from 11 to seven members, kicking off the service chiefs and adding an anti-graft officer.
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Those trusty non-convertible Pavilions are getting a refresh, as well, with slimmed-down profiles, new colors and sixth-gen core i7 processors.
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Viewers of Shannon's new reality show, "Mama June: From Not to Hot," got to see the slimmed-down star on Friday night's episode.
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The top band does not fold, so unlike most over-ear headphones, these can't be slimmed down into a more portable form factor.
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"It was more fun gaining the weight than losing it," a slimmed-down Bale told reporters at the film's world premiere in December.
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One of the $210 Charge 237's most noticeable changes, compared with previous generations of the Charge line, is the slimmed-down design.
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There were a couple of years between adolescence and gaining my "freshman 15" when I slimmed down and rocked size-four booty shorts.
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I upload that word list to Crossfire whenever my slimmed-down word list is making it impossible to fill a themed puzzle adequately.
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Many expect to see a slimmed down trade deal before year end with issues like intellectual property theft and technology transfers left unresolved.
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Alpha said in a statement it emerged from bankruptcy as a slimmed down, privately held company with operations in West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Competing in Senior Games As she slimmed down, she quickly became competitive, taking part in the National Senior Games qualifiers in Long Beach.
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On Wednesday, the CFTC proposed a slimmed down rule for establishing whether overseas subsidiaries of U.S. firms should be subject to CFTC rules.
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A House subpanel has approved a slimmed-down energy bill that would cut spending — though not as much as proposed by President Trump.
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In 2016, Nintendo released the NES Classic, a slimmed-down version of the original Nintendo Entertainment System, which was for sale in the 1980s.
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However, the metals business will be slimmed down following a strategic review, the bank's investment banking head, Dieter Jentsch, said on a conference call.
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I was not slimmed down on the cover, and Gilles Bensimon did an amazing job capturing my true figure in all of the photos.
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Spotify has launched a more slimmed-down version of its streaming music app in India, only months after its public debut in the country.
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In the clip, a dramatically slimmed-down Shannon — who is back to eating "real" and healthy food — is seen running, weight-lifting and lunging.
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" But soon after posting the image, fans of the actor questioned whether the photos had been altered to show Wilson "slimmed down" and "edited.
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A slimmed down successor project, TurkStream, was shelved this year in retaliation for Turkey's downing of a Russian fighter jet along the Syrian border.
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The United States has also been critical, although investor protection does not feature in the slimmed-down industrial tariff agreement the EU has proposed.
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However, it just got too big (considering it's interactive), so it was made a stand-alone special, and consequently slimmed down the episode count.
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Although Musk just unveiled a slimmed-down version of its Model 3 for $503,000, many buyers are still opting for the higher-priced versions.
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Apple last redesigned the MacBook Pro in 2012, giving it more-or-less the same slimmed-down, CD-drive-free design you see today.
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But these may trigger strikes and protests as state firms are closed or slimmed down, so he errs repeatedly on the side of caution.
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The slimmed-down rocket would be nine meters, or about 30 feet, in diameter instead of the 12-meter behemoth he described last year.
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With the Smart Display 7, announced today at IFA in Berlin, the company has slimmed down both the screen size and overall device footprint.
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He has slimmed down considerably from his college days, but Giants Coach Pat Shurmur still knows how the offensive line position should be played.
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However, the weight management group on the low-carb diet slimmed down more, required less medication and had fewer problematic low blood sugar episodes.
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Even this slightly slimmed-down concert adaptation by Rocco Landesman is still so crowded with incident that there's little room for meaning or emotion.
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Some royal watchers believe this slimmed-down version of the monarchy that&aposs emerging could be the catalyst for a new era for Middleton.
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The peloton slimmed down to a group of top riders in the Sormano ascent and Mollema dropped the reduced bunch in the Civiglio climb.
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Congressional Democrats and public health groups were quick to slam the administration for its slimmed-down plan and call for broader flavored tobacco bans.
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Microsoft launched the Xbox One S last year with a slimmed down look in a robot white style, and also stopped manufacturing the Xbox 360.
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It would make a solid supernatural crime drama, focused on exploring the characters, but it could also be slimmed down into a single action movie.
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Fujifilm has slimmed down the 3-inch touchscreen display, which still pulls out and articulates vertically, but won't fully flip to face forward for vlogging.
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The magazine's May/June cover story, titled "I Am Beautiful," features unretouched photos of women who slimmed down through Weight Watchers – losing from 363 lbs.
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But there are doubts among investors and industry experts about whether his slimmed-down group has the muscle to meet ambitious production and development goals.
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Disney is in discussions with distributors about featuring ESPN in more of the slimmed-down channel packages, Iger said, as well as other new offerings.
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While the camera basically looks like a slimmed-down DSLR, the EOS R system breaks away from Canon's traditional control scheme in a few ways.
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Although this exhibition is a slimmed down version of what was on at the Louvre last Spring, it's still worth a trip to the Met.
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Instead, you get a more traditional layout with a slimmed down, more angular frame that Razer says is 25 percent smaller than the outgoing model.
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Major providers such as DirecTV and Dish Network Corp have also launched slimmed-down streaming packages of live TV channels that omit many smaller networks.
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The headphones' footprint is slimmed down from the original model, and folds up for added portability – as one hopes from a pair of Bluetooth cans.
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McCain also opposed a previous slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill in July, famously giving a thumbs-down vote that proved decisive in killing its chances.
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The Graham-Cassidy measure revives the GOP's efforts to repeal and replace parts of the ACA after a slimmed-down repeal bill failed in July.
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The decision to stop production at the factory was popular among GM (GM) shareholders, who embraced a plan for a slimmed-down, future-looking company.
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Similarly, GOP officials in Utah, Idaho and Nebraska are working on slimmed-down versions of Medicaid expansion that would offer fewer benefits and cover people.
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Since Sergio Ermotti became CEO in 2011, UBS has slimmed down its investment bank — where increased regulation has hit earnings — to focus on wealth management.
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Its lending operation slimmed down — it slashed its assets by more than half, or over $250 billion — in response to being designated as systemically important.
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Some departments such as fine jewelry and electronics have also been removed, and the toys section is slimmed down to occupy only a few shelves.
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Similarly, GOP officials in Utah and Idaho are working on slimmed-down versions of Medicaid expansion that would offer fewer benefits and cover fewer people.
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Hardware, software and networks enable goods to be slimmed down, optimised, even eradicated, as Google Maps has rendered useless the likes of London's A-Z.
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Eight public health groups, including Tobacco-Free Kids and the American Lung Association, rued the slimmed-down plan and questioned how FDA would enforce it.
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Republicans seem increasingly likely to try to pass a slimmed-down bill that would repeal only a small number of the existing health law's provisions.
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With slimmed down bezels on all sides, the iPhone 23's display will the phone's true centerpiece, so Apple can't afford any major deviations in quality.
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Cooper's slimmed down a lot to look more "rock star" than "action star," and he's sporting a bushy beard that we're not entirely sure is real.
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It's the sleekest Xbox yet, far more compact than not only the PS4 Pro but the slimmed-down regular PS4 and Xbox One S as well.
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To meet the needs of these users, the company is launching Instagram Lite — a slimmed down version of Instagram designed to sip, not gulp, mobile data.
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Xbox One SImage: MicrosoftThe Xbox One S is Microsoft's PS4 Slim, a slimmed-down and touched-up edition of the 2013 original, with slightly upgraded hardware.
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Also new on the updated Swift 5 is the latest eighth-generation Intel processor, and a slimmed-down design, built from a magnesium and aluminum alloy.
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The slimmed-down Prudential, with 15m customers in Asia and significant business in Africa and America, will still offer a number of conventional life-insurance products.
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Premiums on the individual market would likely decline under Better Way because insurers would offer slimmed-down coverage and charge lower prices to healthy young consumers.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Spotify (SPOT) is launching a new, slimmed-down version of its app as it works to win more users in developing countries.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has complained that the regulator engages in "wasteful spending" and needs to be slimmed down.
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The company traded in its matte white exterior for a shinier plastic, and the body and legs have been slimmed down and smoothed for better aerodynamics.
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Other such slimmed-down streaming television services include Sling TV, available for about $20 a month, and PlayStation Vue, which starts at about $40 a month.
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While details are still vague, the House GOP "Better Way" tax reform plan envisions a slimmed-down tax agency that would be focused on customer service.
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But the effort later foundered in the Senate and was ultimately upended in July when the chamber narrowly voted down a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill.
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" But it wasn't long before fans began speaking out negatively about the photos, claiming that her face appeared to be altered and she looked "slimmed down.
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Democrats say the bottom line is everything Republicans offered was still slimmed-down DACA with poison pills attached and no indication the White House was onboard.
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Mulvaney has sought no new operating funds for the agency, opting instead to finance a slimmed-down budget by shrinking a reserve fund established by Cordray.
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It is paying $52.4 billion in stock to own a slimmed-down 21st Century Fox, including the movie studio and a 39 percent stake in Sky.
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THEATER A slimmed-down version of Harvey Fierstein's career-making trilogy about a gay man's search for love hangs up its drag heels on Dec. 9.
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Although G.E. slimmed down under Mr. Immelt, shedding its finance division and NBCUniversal, it remains an extraordinarily complex company, making everything from microwaves to wind turbines.
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Last year, HP overhauled the 215-inch Spectre x15 convertible laptop with some much-needed improvements: a slimmed-down design, reduced bezels, and a functional trackpad.
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They concurred that the actor should undergo a drastic weight change, but Phoenix, who had slimmed down for past roles, wasn't eager to do it again.
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She's been in the news this year for being one of three Senate Republicans to oppose a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal measure backed by her party.
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The 24-year-old singer and Four judge has been embracing a healthier lifestyle and slimmed-down look —and it's all thanks to her fiancé Daryl Sabara.
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Without Coles, a slimmed-down Wesfarmers would earn less than half as much revenue, according to pro-forma figures for 2018 that the conglomerate published on Friday.
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Stone sported a big, curly blonde hairdo, heavy makeup and acid-washed jeans, while a slimmed-down Hill rocked a mullet, short-shorts and high tennis socks.
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And the second is a slimmed down Envy 13 that makes the laptop look like it could be a better MacBook Air alternative than the Surface Laptop.
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"A lot of people have been asking me how I've slimmed down lately so I just wanted to share that I've used the Optavia program," Valastro wrote.
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Google has introduced Gmail Go, the newest addition to its line of "Go" apps that are slimmed down versions of their original counterparts, as spotted by TechCrunch.
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The actor, 33, showcased his slimmed-down figure in a navy blue collared shirt and dark jeans while stepping out to lunch in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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A slimmed-down U.S delegation will attend the next round of United Nations climate change meetings that begin in Germany next week, according to the State Department.
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The list was slimmed down from a version unveiled in April, dropping Chinese flat-panel television sets, medical breathing devices and oxygen generators and air conditioning parts.
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YouTube executives said they sought to build a product for Indian users from the ground up rather than releasing a slimmed-down version of their primary app.
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Forza Motorsport 6: Apex will debut in the Windows Store as a slimmed down free-to-play version of the racing game available on the Xbox One.
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Iuzzolino is keeping track of Barsik's journey from toddler-sized foster cat to, hopefully, slimmed-down adoptee on a Instagram page she has created for the feline.
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They want slimmed-down coverage that protects them from major medical expenses -- a bad injury like breaking a leg, or a serious disease with costly ongoing treatments.
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In a blog post published Monday, the company described Facebook Messenger Lite as a "slimmed down version of Messenger" designed for basic Android phones with low memory.
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Microsoft has plans for an upgraded console as well to complement its recently released Xbox One S console, a slimmed down version of the standard Xbox One.
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With the slimmed-down bezels, OnePlus was able to cram a massive 6.67-inch display into a phone that still sits comfortably in my medium-large hands.
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Heller voted in favor of a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill that Senate GOP leaders presented as a way of getting to a conference with the Senate.
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The slimmed-down package jettisoned several policy pledges made by the Conservatives before Britain's June 8 election, which saw May's party humiliatingly stripped of its parliamentary majority.
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Starting this week, Facebook is making the slimmed-down Facebook Lite app available to Android users in North America, Australia, and Western Europe for the first time.
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A slimmed-down MetLife is likely to help the company in its legal battle against the U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council naming it "systemically important" in 2014.
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One factor may play a big role in McCarthy's decision: The slimmed-down Republican conference is also significantly more conservative — and more Trumpy — than the current Congress.
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Apple slimmed down the bezel — or the border surrounding the screen — to make more room for the display; the tablet's body is also slightly larger and heavier.
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The summit meeting is the first of its kind at which 27 leaders made a formal decision in a slimmed down format, minus Britain and Mrs. May.
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Doll purchasers can choose to buy Ken with a fade or man bun; a multiracial, Asian, or Latino Ken; a broad-chested, slimmed-down, or "fit" Ken.
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Spain has drawn the curtain on its banking crisis, led by a slimmed-down and rescued Bankia that returned to profit under new management as early as 2013.
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Apple slimmed down the MacBook Pros in 2012 starting with the 15-inch Retina model, and the followed it up with the 13-inch Retina model in 2013.
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Sony's will introduce a new, slimmed-down version of the standard PlayStation 211 console alongside its more powerful PlayStation Neo,The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unnamed sources.
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The new drives, with their slimmed-down shapes, are designed for server racks, where Intel says they'll be able to massively increase the amount of storage on hand.
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Bankia, slimmed down and under new management, returned to profit in 2013 after reporting a loss of €19.2 billion for 2012, a record for the Spanish banking industry.
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It is true that President Obama slimmed down the armed forces, a decision that was viewed unfavorably by a large swath of the troops when he left office.
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The company says the program has "eliminated 244,000 tons of packaging material to date" and slimmed down the numbrt of shipping boxes mailed out by 500 million units.
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The entry-level e-reader has slimmed down and dropped a little weight in time for swimsuit season – 16 percent, for those counting, now down to 5.7 ounces.
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Interestingly, though, Myerson did not use his stage time to talk about Windows 10 IoT Core, Microsoft's slimmed-down version of Windows 10 specifically geared toward IoT devices.
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Mama June is getting plenty of attention for her new, slimmed-down body... but her admitted reason behind lifestyle overhaul, surgeries, and hard work makes me super sad.
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The flip side of the new, slimmed-down display bezels is that they allow companies to do weird things with the particular layout and design of their screens.
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Presented with full costumes and piano accompaniment but in a slimmed-down, hourlong narrative, the production will be followed by a discussion with the performers and Mr. Capasso.
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Toward the end, when even his slimmed-down adaptation can't help dragging, he pulls back from this a little, as if he were worried about moving things along.
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While they are going home for a five-week recess, the Senate's rejection of a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill ends their summer session on a sour note.
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New York (CNN Business)Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is joining the board of the newly slimmed-down Fox Corporation, the parent company of Fox News.
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"It would be wonderful to see the return of the Concorde, but if the aircraft returns, it will be a much slimmed-down, more fuel-efficient version," said Babb.
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Even the bezels around the screen have slimmed down a bit, though its hard to tell unless you're looking at both old and new models at the same time.
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The idea of a slimmed down staircase, as well as adding fuel-saving wingtips, is aimed at lowering the huge double-decker's operating costs and boosting its fuel efficiency.
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"I was not slimmed down on the cover, and Gilles Bensimon did an amazing job capturing my true figure in all of the photos," Graham said in a statement.
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That shallowness also unfortunately extends to Crackdown 3's two competitive modes, which pit teams of five against one another in slimmed down maps filled with fully destructible buildings.
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It's only been three weeks since the 28-year-old model gave birth to Dream Renée Kardashian — though you wouldn't know it looking at her already slimmed-down waist.
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Tech companies are hoping to hook these users by releasing slimmed-down versions of their apps and un-bloating their operating systems to run on their low-end smartphones.
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Speaking at the New York Times DealBook conference on Thursday, Lachlan Murdoch, executive chairman of 21st Century Fox, said the slimmed down "New Fox" will be buying more assets.
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Facing the slimmed-down field that his critics said would bring him down, Donald Trump routed Ted Cruz and John Kasich in all five Eastern states holding primaries Tuesday.
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The Key2 looks a lot like its predecessor, except TCL — which makes most BlackBerry phones now — has slimmed down the top bezel and made space for slightly wider keys.
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The technology brands that Google partnered with back at the original launch of Android Wear have either switched platforms, slimmed down their wearable efforts, or stopped making smartwatches entirely.
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Earlier this week, Real Housewives of Orange County's Tamra Judge shared an Instagram video of her slimmed-down costar working out in what appears to be a home gym.
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In 2017, a slimmed-down digital version of Sears' catalog will allow shoppers to click into pages and add items to a wish list by selecting a "heart" icon.
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Alibaba's payment to banks sits well below the $90m check that Saudi Arabia's Aramco intends to write for the banks working on its slimmed down initial public offering (IPO).
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The slimmed down company that remains will include Fox, Fox Sports, Fox News and a few other channels, and will focus on live programming such as sports and news.
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Target said this week that it will open around 30 slimmed-down stores this year in cities like Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C. and on college campuses.
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He has ordered a review by Douglas Oakervee, another former HS2 chairman, who will report within six weeks on whether the project should be slimmed down or even scrapped.
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"In the Internet age, under the pressure of globalized capitalism and its slimmed-down profit margins, only the very wealthy will be served by actual human beings," she wrote then.
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The firm will be slimmed down into three divisions and will seek to retain and to reintegrate Postbank, a unit it had previously aimed to put on the auction block.
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In one sloppy photo, you can see the silhouette of his original ear, which was slimmed down and reshaped (notice the brim of the hat of the man behind him).
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Under the slimmed-down health plans, insurers could opt out of offering coverage for preventive healthcare as required by Obamacare, including opting out of covering birth control without a copay.
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The Pixel 3 and 3 XL both feature larger screens than last year's models thanks to slimmed down bezels — and the controversial notch in the case of the bigger phone.
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The presentation called for a slimmed-down version of the vehicle, using 31 main engines, compared to the version Musk had pitched the year before, which would have had 42.
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Facebook's Messenger Lite app for Android is getting video chat, adding the final feature the slimmed-down app needed to become a truly viable replacement for the full-featured Messenger.
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To that end, Rise recently launched a $9 per month slimmed-down version of the service for users who want to continue being coached once they have hit their goals.
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Although over the years, the band has slimmed down from a quartet to just Urie, his music's lost none of its punch, and the singer's lost none of his passion.
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As one dramatic example, the nation's most popular vehicle, the Ford F-150, slimmed down by 700 pounds as the automaker switched to high-end aluminum and made other upgrades.
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In the Senate, lawmakers are working on more slimmed-down measures that would provide more resources for detention centers in the border, and add judges to process people more quickly.
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"I made a mistake by posting pictures of us on Instagram and making it seem more serious than it was," the recently slimmed-down singer told ES Magazine last year.
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Two years ago, Mr. Musk described a gigantic, 40-foot-diameter rocket, then known as the Interplanetary Transport, before unveiling a slimmed-down B.F.R., which is only 30 feet wide.
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The "raison d'être" of the episode's title is pornography, as Candy's boss, Harvey (a strikingly slimmed-down David Krumholtz), feels compelled to remind her when her artistic instincts flare up.
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The orchestra's string section, using minimal vibrato, slimmed down its trademark plush sound to something approximating the lean tone of period-instrument bands, but without those ensembles' buoyancy and grace.
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Hy-Vee and OrangeTheory are testing out studios attached to a full-size Hy-Vee supermarket in Shakopee, Minnesota, as well as a "HealthMarket," a slimmed-down Hy-Vee store.
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But sometime this week, the list of ten people on the magazine&aposs website was slimmed down to eight people, with the removal of Jinping and Vajiralongkorn from the list.
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The three Republicans voted against a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill in late July, throwing a wrench in the GOP's efforts to do away with the health-care law. Sen.
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One approach they are considering is to try to reach agreement on a slimmed-down version of the bill that could then be a basis for negotiations with the House.
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This blue wave not only took away Republicans' control of the House but also left the slimmed-down Republican conference significantly more conservative — and more Trumpy — than the current Congress.
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The new Spectre 213 is just as thin — at only 2360mm — but this year it's significantly narrower and shallower, with slimmed-down bezels on all sides of its 24-inch display.
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It's been a watershed year in the fast-changing media landscape, capped off by the launch of DirecTV Now in November, a slimmed-down streaming bundle starting at $35 per month.
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Add to that the cost of a slimmed-down TV bundle like DirecTV Now or Sling TV, and the total could easily surpass that of lower-tier offerings from traditional players.
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Sony is keen to keep momentum strong with its PS4 and last year released a slimmed-down version of the console as well as the PS4 Pro, a more powerful model.
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Facebook says that with over a billion people still being without faster 3G and 4G network coverage, these slimmed-down apps are essential to winning more users over in new markets.
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The new design for the m173 and m17 borrows a lot from the Area-51m, to the point where the new laptops essentially resemble slimmed down versions of the flagship model.
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Soon after Trump took office, the State Department in January 2017 slimmed down the information on its website detailing US participation in international climate agreements, such as the Paris climate accord.
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Cruz and Mike Lee, would allow insurers to offer slimmed-down coverage and fewer benefits for cheaper if they also sell at least one plan that complies with the Obamacare regulations.
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Republicans will be fighting to hang onto their majorities, and they'll face another hurdle in the Senate: a slimmed-down majority come January after Alabama elected a Democrat earlier this month.
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After months of rumors, Apple has today announced a completely redesigned iPad Pro with slimmed-down bezels, Face ID, a USB-C port, and far more powerful specs than its predecessor.
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" Karl Lagerfeld — who reportedly slimmed down to fit into Slimane's slim designs — was also overjoyed with the new hiring, according to WWD he said, "I am enchanted, what a great choice.
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Talking about containers, Microsoft also today announced that its Nano Server, the slimmed-down version of Windows Server for cloud-native workloads and especially for running containers, is getting even slimmer.
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What's weird is that Apple has spent years pushing for exactly that — a slimmed-down, cheaper offering of a cable package that it could sell over its own Apple TV platform.
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In his 25 years at the bank he has worked in commercial banking, auditing and risk management, most recently as joint head of the retail division, which he successfully slimmed down.
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The good news is, you can find slimmed-down options at most fast food chains, thanks to the availability of smaller portion sizes and foods with lower fat and sugar counts.
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GM said its slimmed down production plan would allow it to share technology across all of its vehicles and reduce the amount of time and workers it takes to build cars.
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The sunglasses, which have the same striking form as the first-generation model, have been slimmed down and now come in three jewel tones: onyx (black), ruby (red), and sapphire (blue).
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Because they are well aware that within a slimmed-down Republican Party that has largely excised his enemies and detractors through retirements and election losses, Trump is the only available lodestar.
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But it has slimmed down in recent years, exiting brewing in 2000 and David Lloyd Leisure clubs, the luxury Marriott hotel brand, TGI Fridays and Pizza Hut between 2006 and 2007.
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GM said its slimmed-down production plan would allow it to share technology across all of its vehicles and reduce the amount of time and workers it takes to build cars.
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He was joined in his vote by two fellow Republicans, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine, and 48 Democrats who defeated the slimmed-down repeal bill early Friday.
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Entertainment's new world order The Disney-Fox deal took effect in March, creating a media company of unparalleled scale, and a slimmed-down Fox Corp focused on live news and sports.
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In the face of opposition from law enforcement groups and Republicans, the bill was drastically slimmed down and now focuses mostly on better jail training and access to mental health care.
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It will be the second State Opening of Parliament in just two months, and Johnson has already inferred that it will be a "slimmed down" version of the historically glittering event.
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But what's clear is that the Department of Education is getting more sophisticated in pushing for a slimmed down federal role in education, in a way that's consistent with conservative principles.
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The slimmed-down bezels aren't in the same class as Samsung and LG's extreme Galaxy S8 and V113 designs, but they're certainly the thinnest HTC has done for a very long time.
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But smallness is relative: even the slimmed-down BFR would be bigger than the Saturn V that took the Apollo astronauts to the moon, and which remains the biggest rocket ever flown.
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As well as a slimmed-down corporate and investment bank, Deutsche will still have Germany's biggest retail bank (plus retail operations in Italy and Spain) and DWS, a solidly performing asset manager.
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However, on the hardware side, the HD display is now 14 inches rather than 12.5, although the device is very similar in size overall, thanks to the screen's bezels being slimmed down.
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This particular wriggling robot needs to be slimmed down before it can be put to work, but it's a perfect example of how weird-looking robots might save your life one day.
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Schumer, speaking at a news conference, praised the three Republican senators who decided join Democrats in voting against a Senate effort to pass a slimmed-down version of the Republican healthcare bill.
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The English actor said he slimmed down when he started drama school, which proved a challenge when it came time to reprise his role as Dudley in the first Deathly Hallows film.
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Rick Ross showed off his slimmed down physique on the Grammy Awards red carpet on Sunday, and revealed he was able to get in shape without completely cutting out his favorite foods.
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As for her body transformation from being behind bars ... her baggy clothes make it hard to tell exactly how much Abby's slimmed down, but she's said to have dropped around 100 lbs.
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Notably, HBO is not in that list – YouTube TV chose not to take all of Time Warner Broadcasting's channels because it wanted to offer a slimmed down, more affordable live TV service.
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Things really kicked into action in the early hours of July 393, when GOP Senators narrowly failed to pass a slimmed down ACA repeal, sending the party back to the drawing board.
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The move shows that while some features are largely limited to the Chinese market — like the brand accounts — Tencent is still aiming at global expansion with a slimmed-down version of WeChat.
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The jukebox musical, which closed on Broadway in January after a profitable 11-year run, is planning to reopen this November, in slightly slimmed-down fashion, in a commercial Off Broadway theater.
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But in June, he revealed on Twitter that he was back in the gym, and a few months later, he showed off his slimmed-down figure while celebrating Halloween with his family.
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Nordstrom hopes a speedier and slimmed-down supply chain will help it rise above other department store operators that are struggling to win customers over the likes of Amazon, Walmart and Target.
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A slimmed-down deal could also open Mr. Trump up to criticism from Democrats, who in some cases are more aligned with the president's aggressive approach to pressuring China than many Republicans.
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We kind of slimmed down the playbook a little bit and just gave him three or four plays to remember and just let him play in space and he's really good at that.
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This is the kind of slimmed-down sequel (goodbye Rosamund Pike, David Oyelowo, Richard Jenkins, Robert Duvall and Werner Herzog!) that is eminently watchable, but you'll forget within 48 hours of seeing it.
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FROM COINAGE: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles The father of six has been rocking a new look lately as he's slimmed down and started sporting a beard paired with a shorter haircut.
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Each version of the game offers something slightly different; the mobile editions are slimmed down but portable, while on PC and console you have a much bigger, more feature-rich world to explore.
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Instagram LiteImage: ScreenshotsAs with Twitter, you can load up a slimmed-down version of Instagram on the web, which recently added photo upload capabilities as long as you're browsing from a mobile device.
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A week ago Marcato slimmed down its slate to three directors who are all independent of the hedge fund after having spent months proposing that it replace all nine members of the board.
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One senior banker, who still had his job, said the bank was not giving up on deals it was working on but questioned how well its slimmed down franchise could compete in future.
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Nerdy details: The machines will ship with Windows 10 S, a slimmed-down version of the operating system, but customers will have the option to switch to Windows 10 Pro free of charge.
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The Chicago Tribune said its print edition was published without paid death notices and classified ads, while other Tribune newspapers had a slimmed down version of the Saturday edition delivered on a Sunday.
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"Overall, the announcements highlight Snap's continued ability to develop truly innovative experiences for its users / partners despite a slimmed-down R&D budget in recent quarters," the analysts wrote in a note Friday.
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The actor slimmed down for his role in 2014's A Walk Among the Tombstones, in which he played a drug trafficker desperate to find the men who kidnapped and killed his wife.
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He has arrested generals for graft who were once considered untouchable, announced a trimming of the ranks by 300,000, shaken up the outdated command structure and slimmed down the top-heavy high command.
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During an event in New York, the company announced two new versions of the PS43: a slimmed-down version of the original console, and an upgraded version that will begin shipping next year.
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The musical, about the history of Motown Records, initially ran for 775 performances on Broadway, beginning in 2013, and then closed, vowing to return with a slimmed-down production after a national tour.
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A key playmaker in Alabama's national championship victory, Payne was a 350-pound goliath at the start of his college career but slimmed down to just over 300 while remaining just as strong.
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The organization has slimmed down and cut back on its education programming, but the Jazz Market remains a critical gathering place in Central City, and the orchestra is more tightly bonded than before.
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It trusted in Gershwin's ambition to write a true grand opera—in contrast to Diane Paulus's 2012 Broadway revival , which attempted a modernized version with a slimmed-down orchestra and a modified text.
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A slimmed-down trade deal, stalled talks and a "fluid" situation are just some of the conflicting reports that have surfaced this week as the U.S.-China trade talks officially kicked off Thursday.
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McCain famously gave a thumbs-down vote that proved decisive in killing the chances of a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill that the GOP tried to get through the upper chamber in July.
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It's true that Senate GOP leaders moved to the slimmed-down bill because they could not win 2628 votes on broader legislation, though this was the result of opposition from several Republican senators.
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The Senate released its long-awaited slimmed down Obamacare repeal bill late Thursday night, just hours before the chamber hopes to advance its last-ditch effort to scrap the 2010 health care law.
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That's a particularly long amount of time to spend with any superhero, aquatic or otherwise, and perhaps a little too long, considering how much this movie could have been slimmed down and streamlined.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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On Friday evening's finale of Mama June: From Not to Hot, slimmed-down Shannon, 37, attends her ex Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson and his bride Jennifer Lamb's wedding in her red-hot revenge dress.
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Why it matters: The Seattle-based coffee giant is fighting slow growth and as a result has slimmed down its brand by adding more drinks and food, closing Teavana stores, and shuttering 150 stores.
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The most ingenious turn to this entire design for me is the way Huawei has slimmed down the majority of the device and given the user a thicker grip section to house the cameras.
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This time around, though, the resolution has been upped to 24 megapixels, the controls have been rethought, and the body has been slimmed down further partly through the removal of the built-in flash.
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When Google first unveiled WaveNet in 2016, it was far too computationally intensive to work outside of research environments, but it's since been slimmed down significantly, showing a clear pipeline from research to product.
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In certain going concern cases including Aeropostale, Pacific Sunwear and Wet Seal, the company's assets were sold to a new operator, allowing them to continue business as a slimmed down chain under new ownership.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, jumped ahead of the pack in August with a new, slimmed-down version of the Xbox One, the $22 Xbox One S, which comes with 43K Blu-ray and 24K video streaming.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity business due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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And that might not even be telling the worst of it: Seat designs have also been slimmed down, with smaller armrests, putting us even closer to our seatmates while claiming the same amount of space.
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That's because Google has slimmed down the AI models used to listen to and interpret speech, making them small enough to run directly on-device, rather having to send data to remote servers for processing.
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One senior Deutsche banker, who still had his job, stressed the bank was not giving up on deals it was currently working on, but questioned how well its slimmed down franchise could compete in future.
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Staley has slimmed down the investment bank and focused it on the two "home" markets of Britain and the US. Throsby plans to juice up returns with a new unit managing capital and financial resources.
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The banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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The Vive grew out of a prototype at Valve, and while the remotes don't look much like gaming hardware, they're designed like a slimmed-down, split-up version of the company's more traditional Steam Controller.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and a poor performance from the sector.
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On Friday's special The Confrontation episode, slimmed-down Mama June Shannon came face-to-face with her ex Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson and his new bride, Jennifer Lamb, for the first time since their wedding.
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The untested theory behind reinstituting a Glass-Steagall separation of commercial from investment banking is that the slimmed-down commercial banking companies would be smaller, engaged in less-risky activities and therefore easier to regulate.
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For example, the busywork of creating a Kubernetes cluster such as having to the create EC2 instances, provision on those instances and then provision a master node gets slimmed down to just running a shortcut.
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The plans, which allow small businesses and other groups to band together to buy health insurance, are part of a broader administration effort to offer slimmed-down, cheaper plans as an alternative to ObamaCare plans.
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BoF is reporting that, similar to the way Allure's staff "slimmed down" via layoffs once editor Michelle Lee took over, Vogue will see changes across the company as it deals with a declining print business.
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Verdura president Nico Landrigan notes that the shape has also been slimmed down, to cater to the more minimal tastes of modern women, for whom a single (but extraordinary) bejeweled cuff might be statement enough.
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BERLIN — Germany, which had already announced that it will fall significantly short of NATO's defense spending goals, annoying the United States, risks provoking Washington further by failing to reach even its own slimmed-down target.
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BONN, Germany, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom is taking back responsibility for corporate telecoms clients from its restructured T-Systems unit, which will emerge as a slimmed-down operation focused on IT and digital services.
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Between the new trackpad and the slimmed-down design, the upgraded Spectre x360 15 is effectively just a 15-inch version of the 13-inch model in nearly every respect — which is a good thing.
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BONN, Germany, Sept 22022 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom is taking back responsibility for corporate telecoms clients from its restructured T-Systems unit, which will emerge as a slimmed-down operation focused on IT and digital services.
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Maybe getting my brain smoothed back out over the coming months will put me in a better place to come back to a slimmed down input of podcasts in time for, say, the 2020 presidential election.
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It's entirely possible that the finished version of Verizon Gaming features a slimmed down lineup; an email sent to testers even suggests as much, noting that the alpha test is focused on gauging the service's performance.
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Charles M. Blow Last week I suffered through another dust-dry Republican debate in which a slimmed-down roster of seven candidates leveled many of the same attacks and regurgitated many of the same staid pitches.
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Blac Chyna launched her own set of emojis on Tuesday, and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at one the expectant star's emoji renderings: one of her, slimmed-down fiancé Rob Kardashian and their future baby.
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Third Point's latest presentation also called for a "slimmed down" Material Science Co, which is to be headed by Liveris, and said the Specialty Products business could be split into as many as four public companies.
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The growing popularity of Chromebooks—cheap, slimmed-down laptops (ie, "thin clients") that use Google's browser-based Chrome OS to access software and data in the cloud—has given fresh impetus to the company's convergence plans.
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Both can be identified from their silhouettes alone, and the Tramp's costume, right down to the hat and the cane, is like a pauper's response, roughed up and slimmed down, to the well-fed Churchillian look.
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Thenew iPad Prois a work of art — it has slimmed down bezels, a stunning sharp screen in two sizes, an absurdly powerful processor, and tons of great accessories to go with it, including the Apple Pencil.
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management topped the list of firms that slimmed down the most, managing $244.6 billion in assets at the start of 242, down from $59.30 billion at the start of 2015, the data showed.
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Within a decade, designers like Donna Karan and Giorgio Armani took it upon themselves to cut a corrective pattern: Suiting slimmed down and softened up, and the female form was allowed to announce itself once more.
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Regardless of what happens with the license fee, "we are inevitably heading toward a slimmed down BBC," he said, as it is already facing budget cuts because the license fee isn't rising in line with inflation.
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Some quarterbacks, he said, have begun wearing braces on their lead legs (which can be rolled into while the player is throwing), and other skill position players are using slimmed-down versions of the linemen's brace.
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Backers of the measure, known as Alexander-Murray, had planned to attach it to a government funding bill last month but had to punt after Congress opted for a slimmed-down, short-term spending measure instead.
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Ms. Nuñez, an associate professor of Chicano and Chicana Studies at California State University at Fullerton, briefly forgot about her new slimmed-down lifestyle and indulged in new clothes for herself and gifts for her family.
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Backers of the measure, known as Alexander-Murray, had planned to attach it to a government funding bill last month, but had to punt after Congress opted for a slimmed-down, short-term spending measure instead.
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A slimmed down General Electric - a 126-year-old conglomerate that was once the most valuable U.S. corporation and a global symbol of American business power — will focus on jet engines, power plants and renewable energy.
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While that high price can be attributed to unique costs related to sports programming, it has also made the channel a target in slimmed down cable packages that aim to offer cheaper bundles with more personalized options.
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The new mom of three, 39, shared a silly selfie on her social media on Sunday revealing her workout attire and slimmed-down figure just two months after welcoming daughter, Rani Rose, with her boyfriend Danny Fujikawa.
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Other features of Android Go include slimmed-down versions of apps like YouTube, which lets you download videos for offline use and share them from one device to another without connecting to the Internet or using data.
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The Red Sox will be without slugging designated hitter David Ortiz, who retired, but Boston still boast a dangerous lineup that may get a boost from a slimmed down Pablo "Kung Fu Panda" Sandoval at third base.
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Meadows predicted a slimmed-down measure dealing just with the issue of preventing immigrant families from being separated at the U.S.-Mexico border is likely to be voted on this week if the broader bill goes down.
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Critic's Notebook The good news for anyone who finds the Tribeca Film Festival daunting is that the event, which starts Wednesday, is about the same size as last year's slimmed-down edition — not that that's terribly slim.
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He had been expected to manage the settling of debts estimated at more than $300 million and try to revive a slimmed down version of the business with about 20 branches, down from 62 at its peak.
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However, the shake-up could yet be challenged in a national referendum, with opponents warning that it will weaken democracy by, among other things, making it easier for lobbyists to acquire leverage within a slimmed-down parliament.
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In recent years, the royal family's advisers have been promoting a slimmed-down family, which relies on the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, Princes William and Harry, and the Duchess of Cambridge.
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Crazy Rich Asians' plot is a slimmed-down version of Kevin Kwan's 2013 novel of the same name (which birthed a trilogy — hello, future film sequels), though it still crams a lot into its two-hour runtime.
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The slimmed-down company will focus on jet engines, power plants and renewable energy, which GE hopes will reward battered shareholders who have seen the stock lose more than half its value over the past 20 years.
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Earlier this year, OpenAI unveiled its new AI language system, GPT-2, and TalkToTransformer is a slimmed-down, accessible version of that same technology, which has been made accessible only to select scientists and journalists in the past.
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The star gave birth only 11 days ago, but she's already very candid about her post-baby routine, sharing everything from breast-feeding photos to videos of her slimmed-down post-baby body on her social media accounts.
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Whether its an original Xbox One, the slimmed down Xbox One S, or the ultra-powerful Xbox One X, Microsoft has tons of great options out there new and old for you to enjoy on your new console.
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"We have enough support to pass urgent measures through Congress," he told a news conference following the government's first cabinet meeting, pointing to the distribution among nine political parties of 23 ministerial posts in a slimmed-down cabinet.
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"Al-Saleh was responsible for the transformation of the NIS Group: he slimmed down the portfolio, gave the group a new strategy and made the business units more efficient and competitive," the German company said in a statement.
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The German carrier is not interested in Alitalia's ground handling services and would only take up a slimmed-down version of the Italian flagship carrier, the person added, confirming details that first emerged in Italian daily Il Messaggero.
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" The health care industry has pushed back, with the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association warning that "the broader availability and longer duration of slimmed-down policies that do not provide comprehensive coverage has the potential to harm consumers.
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ZURICH, July 18 (Reuters) - Novartis lifted full-year sales and profit targets on Thursday, helped by innovative medicine sales and as the Swiss drugmaker's slimmed-down Sandoz generics unit saw accelerating revenue in markets outside the United States.
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The new iPad Pro is a work of art — It has slimmed down bezels, a stunning sharp screen in two sizes, an absurdly powerful processor, and tons of great accessories to go with it, including the Apple Pencil.
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Au contraire Ara's slimmed down modularity now appears aimed at creating more electronic stuff per person/smartphone, by selling a pick 'n' mix of additional hardware bits and thereby encouraging an expanding of the electronics-plus-plastics pie.
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The Trump administration earlier this month released a slimmed-down ban on flavored vapes, prompting criticism from public health groups and Democrats who said it wasn't enough to combat the sharp rise in youth use of e-cigarettes.
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The coffee wars are on, and Dunkin' Donuts is confident a beverage-led strategy, slimmed-down menu, and focus on speed and convenience will help set it apart from competitors ranging from McDonald's and Starbucks to convenience stores.
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One selection after another in the slimmed-down 12-film main program is set in the past, whether recent (the end of the Yugoslavian republic in "No One's Child") or distant (the Roman Inquisition in "Blood of My Blood").
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The new slimmed-down cans have the same shape and silver color as Coca-Cola's Dasani Sparkling, giving the revamped Diet Coke an appearance more similar to the zero-calorie sparking water than to the other Cokes and sodas.
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A senior European counter-terrorism official who spoke to CNN said that according to investigations into the network that carried out the Paris attacks, they were a slimmed-down version of an even more ambitious plan to hit Europe.
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The slimmed-down version of the Gear VR weighs just 0.62 pounds, and it's compatible with a wide array of Samsung's current and previous lineup of smartphones and phablets so more users can partake in the Gear VR experience.
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The slimmed-down version of the Gear VR weighs just 22013 pounds, and it's compatible with a wide array of Samsung's current and previous lineup of smartphones and phablets so more users can partake in the Gear VR experience.
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Here's a 39-year-old version of the "Roseanne" star at back in 1991 (left) and 26 years later ... the slimmed-down actor -- who stars in "Kong: Skull Island" -- at a movie premiere in Hollywood earlier this week (right).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc said on Tuesday it has reached a settlement with ESPN in a lawsuit over the slimmed-down Verizon-Fios pay-TV offering that had left the sports channel out of the basic package.
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Now, Link is coming to London, in partnership with UK telecom provider BT. But users will be getting a slimmed-down version of the original LinkNYC kiosks, as the company feared a repeat of the New York City incidents.
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The somber mood was palpable at the Pentagon on Friday, with a slimmed-down staff prior to the holidays offering no further comment on Mattis's impending departure, or what it would mean for the military in the coming weeks.
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They slimmed down the number of films shown at the Berlinale (as the festival is known in Germany), introduced a new section called Encounters that is dedicated to "aesthetically and structurally daring works," and promised more attentive curatorial oversight.
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The slimmed-down bill, like the comprehensive Senate legislation before it, would have cut off federal funds to Planned Parenthood for one year, a major demand of conservatives and of anti-abortion groups like the Susan B. Anthony List.
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The Pro and Microsoft's Xbox "Scorpio" — which also promises performance gains and 4K video output — introduce a new dynamic for console buyers: mid-generation hardware that offers functional improvements beyond larger hard drives or a slimmed down form factor.
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They include a straight repeal of ObamaCare with a two-year delay; a Senate repeal-and-replace bill; and a slimmed-down repeal that would end the individual and employer mandates as well as a tax on medical devices.
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Some critics question whether even a slimmed-down counterterrorism operation is needed, believing that the threat of another 9/11-style attack being launched from Afghanistan is no more likely than one traced to another failed state, like Syria.
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That said, I appreciate that these slimmed-down pamphlets sustain the condensed and fleeting gesture of the originals, and having read many of Kasper's translations, do not doubt at all that they are outstanding in their fidelity and rigor.
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The company hasn't listed the actual ship date for the system, but if the One S is still your speed, Microsoft will also be launching a pair of bundles with the slimmed down version of the console launching October 10th.
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The image released by President Trump's Instagram and Facebook accounts (left) compared with the original photo (right)Screenshot: Facebook/FlickrAs you can see in the comparison above, Trump's right shoulder has been slimmed down and his face is looking thinner.
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The company has slimmed down its food menu and added hot and cold coffee beverages, including a relaunch of its lattes, cappuccinos and espressos in stores heading into the holiday season — territory that's long been ruled by its rival Starbucks.
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PEOPLE releases a new edition of its Half Their Size special issue this week, packed with genius tips, recipes, workouts and inspiring stories from more than 25 people (and one slimmed down dog!) who turned their health and lives around.
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In a separate briefing at the Paris Airshow, Delaney said the jet would make "extensive use" of composites and confirmed it would have a "hybrid" cross-section, apparently referring to the need for a large cabin and slimmed-down cargo space.
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This ending seems to have been slimmed down to help keep the film on point: according to Gilroy, the number of characters and locations meant that the team editors had to balance out the action and battle scenes against the characters.
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Android Go is Google's latest attempt to build a version of Android specifically designed for low-end phones, and the company has announced that we'll start to see the first devices running the slimmed-down OS at Mobile World Congress.
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Arriving alongside Pierre's sister Charlotte Casiraghi (and with longterm friend Juliette Maillot in tow) the popular young couple posed, smiling for cameras while Pierre occasionally drew laughter for attracting attention to his wife's slimmed down shape by grabbing her waist.
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In March, PEOPLE exclusively revealed Mama June's extreme weight loss when she made her slimmed-down debut and stepped into her red-hot revenge dress, which helped serve as motivation for her to attend ex Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson's wedding.
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Since taking the helm in June 13, Winters has announced plans to axe more than 15,000 jobs, closed the bank's stock trading business and overhauled its management team as he seeks to restore a slimmed-down StanChart to growing profitability.
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Heyman wanted to know if, under the health care law championed by Secretary Price, being a victim of domestic violence would count as a pre-existing condition that might not be covered by the administration's slimmed-down version of insurance.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch is banking on Americans' love of live sports and breaking news for a new, slimmed down version of his Fox TV business after selling the company's film studios and international operations to Walt Disney Co (DIS.
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It was also announced Friday that the store's flagship Madison Avenue outlet in Manhattan will remain open for at least another year in a slimmed-down form while the buyer of the luxury retailer's brands negotiates with the store's landlord.
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Consistently, each poll paints a similar picture in which Biden holds a commanding lead, which has slimmed down a bit since he underwhelmed at the first primary debate in Miami, followed by a mix of Harris, Sanders, and the resurgent Warren.
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Mr. Staley, who joined the bank in December, has accelerated the sales of businesses that Barclays no longer considers core operations and is focusing its strategy on two divisions: the British consumer bank and a slimmed-down corporate and investment bank.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senate leaders, struggling to keep a seven-year promise to end Obamacare, turned their focus on Wednesday to passing a slimmed-down "skinny" repeal measure that would throw the issue into negotiations with the House of Representatives.
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Since joining the bank last year, Mr. Staley has accelerated the sale of businesses that Barclays no longer considers essential and is focusing its strategy on two divisions: the British consumer bank and a slimmed-down corporate and investment bank.
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Anecdotally, we've noticed Macs lasting longer than Windows machines before becoming too old and slow to be unusable, though you could probably put that at the door of the hardware manufacturers rather than Windows itself, which has actually slimmed down in recent years.
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If you're wondering how the TV personality could lose the weight so quickly in the first place, Chrissy Teigen is here to tell all of us why we see super-slimmed-down celebrities on the red carpet so soon after they've given birth.
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These corporate giants were particularly concerned that without safeguards protecting the intellectual property underlying their legacy businesses, Silicon Valley companies like Google or Apple could offer, and serve advertising against, slimmed-down programming packages that include content that originated on cable systems.
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From the first whispers of possible coordination in February, the price has risen by 51 percent and the premium of oil for delivery by December 2017 over that for December 2016 has slimmed down to $3.60, from closer to $5 a month ago.
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Founded in 2011, London-listed Shawbrook is one of several 'challenger' banks to emerge since the financial crisis to fill a gap in small-business lending after larger banks slimmed down to focus on bolstering their capital to meet tougher regulatory requirements.
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While she did initially leave her car wearing a tan, floor-grazing duster casually slumped off her shoulders as is the latest celeb style, she quickly abandoned it in favor of giving her slimmed-down body the paparazzi moment it truly deserves.
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The reality star — who is now free to step out and showcase her stunning slimmed-down figure — made her way through New York's JFK airport on Tuesday after revealing exclusively with PEOPLE the highly anticipated final results of her drastic weight loss transformation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will begin collecting 25 percent tariffs on July 6 on a slimmed-down product list of Chinese goods worth $34 billion that excludes television sets and other consumer products, the U.S. Trade Representative's office said on Friday.
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The design itself has been slimmed down from the previous Retina MacBook Pro (Apple's saying 23-21 percent thinner and almost a half-pound lighter), and is available in 133-inch and 213-inch models, in either silver or space gray colors.
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Highlights of the sale include discounts on two of the best Windows laptops out there, the Dell XPS 13 and the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, and some discounts on the new, slimmed-down versions of Microsoft and Sony's current generation game consoles.
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The field of 6900 GOP candidates was slimmed down to two physicians Tuesday night as neither urologist Greg Murphy nor pediatrician Joan Perry, who claimed the top two spots, breached the 2628-percent-plus-one threshold to win the Republican nomination outright.
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Founded in 2011, London-listed Shawbrook is one of several "challenger banks" to emerge since the financial crisis to fill a gap in small business lending after larger banks slimmed down to focus on bolstering their capital to meet tougher regulatory requirements.
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Related - 'Hello, world:' Meet Serena Williams' baby girl On Thursday, she shared a selfie on her official Instagram account showing her slimmed down physique in a black t-shirt and what appears to be either black short shorts or a pair of undies.
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On top of that, Sony slimmed down the Xperia bezels so that you only get a thin strip of glass and metal surrounding three sides of the device, countered by a sizeable forehead up top for the phones' 8-MP selfie cams.
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Things get interesting when the statement—an incredibly slimmed down version of the lengthy and detail-packed hearing which took place yesterday evening—gets to grips with the reality of the drug-taking revelers who filled the Farringdon venue weekend after weekend.
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Founded in 2011, London-listed Shawbrook is one of several 'challenger' banks to emerge since the financial crisis to fill a gap in small business lending after larger banks slimmed down to focus on bolstering their capital to meet tougher regulatory requirements.
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Last month, AT&T launched DirecTV Now, a subscription platform that delivers a slimmed-down package of content for a lower monthly cost (a "skinny bundle"), which appeals to those considering cutting the cord from their traditional cable and satellite service altogether.
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It could be argued that Kisstory is the ultimate armchair-ification of British rave culture, the screamers of the 1990s and early 2000s slimmed down into mixes, broken up by adverts and spun out across drive time car radios and shared office spaces.
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Also new is a curved, 2.5D glass cover and updated case design that makes the already very Apple Watch-esque Versa look even more like Apple's smartwatch (although the bezels still appear to be far larger than Apple's recently slimmed down design).
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At 2,000 square feet, the new space is a fraction of the size of one of its regular restaurants and features a slimmed-down menu that also retains PF Chang's most popular items, including the lettuce wraps and location-specific lunch deals.
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The slimmed-down company under Chief Executive John Flannery will focus on jet engines, power plants and renewable energy, which GE hopes will reward battered shareholders who have seen the stock lose more than half its value over the past 20 years.
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Xiaomi's new Bluetooth receiver may cost roughly the same as the various models you can find online at 99 yuan (roughly $14.56), but its slimmed-down style is more reminiscent of the high-quality Noble BTS receiver than something like TaoTronic's nondescript black brick.
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Following her weight loss journey, slimmed-down Mama June, who went from a size 18 to a size 4, sits down with the father of her 11-year-old daughter, Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, and his new bride, Jennifer Lamb, to discuss the series.
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On Tuesday's call, Mr. Iger again emphasized the strength of ESPN, noting that in recent weeks the sports behemoth had achieved an increase in subscribers, in part from new, slimmed-down cable and satellite services like Sling TV that are popular with younger consumers.
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It's not the most storage we've ever seen in a flash drive — that title still goes to last year's 2TB Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate GT — but SanDisk should be commended anyway, given that its slimmed-down prototype is far smaller than Kingston's chunky zinc-alloy case.
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The video game giant is expected to reveal details on a new pair of systems: "Neo," a high-end version of the console that the company confirmed it was working on in June, and a still-unannounced slimmed-down version of the existing PS4.
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So just as HBO went direct to consumer with HBO Now, AT&T is preparing a streaming package dubbed DirecTV Now, a slimmed-down version of the traditional bundle of channels you would find on cable, made accessible to any screen with an internet connection.
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The U.S. and South Korean militaries are planning to stage a joint exercise in August, known as Dong Maeng, which is believed to be a slimmed down version of an annual drill once known as Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise, which included thousands of U.S. troops.
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The team is currently carrying six strikers on its Olympic qualifying roster — including Tobin Heath, Carli Lloyd, Jessica McDonald, Megan Rapinoe, and Lynn Williams — all of whom have imposing scoring abilities and a legitimate argument for making the slimmed-down 18-person Olympic roster.
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The minor league system is old and bloated, and MLB believes it needs to be slimmed down and reorganized so that teams can focus on things like "analytics training" and spend less money and fewer resources on players with little chance of reaching the majors.
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The XPS 22019's screen itself has also slimmed down by about 133 percent which gives the system a screen-to-body ratio of around 213 percent, while Dell claims a new anti-reflective coating helps cut down on glare even on the glossy touchscreen-equipped models.
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"We expect P&G's slimmed down portfolio, better focused on geos/categories where it can (and should) win, to drive a return to 3.5% org sales by FY18, in-line with the industry, but ahead of ~2.5-3 percent expectations," they said in a note to clients.
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Early additions slipped onto the corner of the iPhone 22017 and 21, but as the iPhone slimmed down, screens got bigger, and the cameras moved around on the device body, Olloclip developed increasingly ingenious methods for positioning its lenses over both the rear and front-facing cameras.
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A spiritual successor to RT, the operating system is a slimmed down version of Windows 10 with added security (by way of locked down app installs) and lower hardware requirements designed to be run on sub-$300 systems that can be purchased in bulk by schools.
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But major compliance failures at those operations ate into the bank's bottom line and hurt its reputation, leading to a radical restructuring which mean the private bank is now viable as a slimmed-down operation providing advice to wealthy clients referred from the lender's other business lines.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The acting head of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is requesting no new operating funds, opting instead to finance a slimmed-down budget by shrinking a reserve fund established by his predecessor at the agency that has been fiercely criticized by the financial industry.
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Senate Republicans are considering several legislative courses on healthcare, including a straight repeal of ObamaCare with a two-year delay, a Senate repeal-and-replace bill and a slimmed-down repeal that would end the individual and employer mandates as well as a tax on medical devices.
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The filmmaker mounted those six lenses in pairs on a vertical PVC pipe with a stabilizing weight at its base, so that the invention resembled a kind of slimmed-down, handheld version of the probe droid that appears on the planet Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back.
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In the slimmed-down West Wing, the struggle to contain or prepare for the reverberations of Trump's impulses seems to have replaced the rampant backbiting that went on before senior officials, like former chief of staff John Kelly, who tried to impose discipline and cohesion left.
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The potential solution: Android Go. It's a slimmed-down version of Android announced last year that Google claims takes up less space than the full version of its operating system and runs faster on low-end smartphones, and comes bundled with lite versions of most of Google's own apps.
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On top of that, Alcatel has slimmed down every dimension of the phone while also upping the size of its screen from 5.3 to 1203-inches, while simultaneously polishing the phone's plastic back into something that feels like a better version of the sandstone texture OnePlus abandoned a few years back.
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Most people agree that means it's going to show us a couple of PlayStation hardware updates, including a previously announced more powerful PlayStation 43 (supposedly codenamed "Neo") with support for 24K and more robust virtual reality, and a slimmed down PS24 with the same specs as the version currently available.
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Lisa Murkowksi (Alaska) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) to help Democrats defeat the slimmed-down GOP leadership repeal plan.
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MORE (Ariz.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska), who all voted against a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill in July, bucking the leadership again.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) to vote "no" on a previous slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill in July that appeared to end the debate.
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In a new photograph, it appears the perennially round Sandoval has slimmed down and jacked up: Sandoval plays third base for the Boston Red Sox, and the team's president reportedly said Sandoval is in "tremendous shape," a vast improvement from past years, when his weight has been the subject of jokes and taunts.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at Friday evening's finale of Mama June: From Not to Hot, slimmed-down Mama June Shannon decides to attend the wedding of her ex, Sugar Bear, and his new wife, Jennifer Lamb, in support of her daughter Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson's role as flower girl.
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The ceremony has been slimmed down to a brisk two-hour march from the typical four-hour procession and organisers plan to dish out hats, blankets and seat-warmers to combat the cold, though that has not been enough to reassure some spectators as a number of tickets have already been returned.
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ZURICH/BERLIN, July 254.7 (Reuters) - Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Thursday: Novartis lifted full-year sales and profit targets on Thursday, helped by innovative medicine sales and as the Swiss drugmaker's slimmed-down Sandoz generics unit saw accelerating revenue in markets outside the United States.
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The slim PS4 could become the new standard model The company is set to detail both this slimmer PS4 and the upgraded 4K version of the console at an event in New York on September 7th, just a month after competitor Microsoft released its own slimmed-down version of its Xbox One.
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Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, John McCain of Arizona and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin declared Thursday evening that they would not vote for a slimmed-down partial repeal of the Affordable Care Act that is being pushed by Senate leaders without ironclad guarantees that the House will negotiate a comprehensive measure.
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"Throughout the period, subscription video-on-demand will gain ground, not only because of new service launches across the globe, but also due to a consumer switch to the idea of 'skinny bundles', or slimmed down packages which will, in some cases, mean cable companies' customers cancel their packages," Juniper's report stated.
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The ceremony has been slimmed down to a brisk two-hour march from the typical four-hour procession and organizers plan to dish out hats, blankets and seat-warmers to combat the cold, though that has not been enough to reassure some spectators as a number of tickets have already been returned.
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The long-standing plan — backed by Prince Charles, who is mindful of the cost of having anything other than a slimmed down number of senior members of the family on the public payroll — is to create a monarchy based mainly around the immediate heir and his sons, Princess William and Harry and their families.
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The second thing you notice is how much smaller this version of Makonnen is from the one you saw in the DIY videos he filmed in Atlanta, his slimmed down shape adorned with a leather jacket and topped by an ushanka with the fur flaps drawn up, making him appear almost a foot taller.
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The 60 Minutes interview with President Donald Trump revealed an unusual piece of decor news: a painting by Andy Thomas called "The Republican Club" which shows a slimmed down Trump playing poker at a table with some of his illustrious (and sometimes infamous) GOP predecessors including Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Reagan.
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She will report to Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan Murdoch, the top executives at 21st Century Fox who also will run the "proposed new Fox," the slimmed-down media conglomerate focused on news and sports that will remain after the proposed sale of most of 21st Century's entertainment assets to the Walt Disney Company.
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The first stirrings in Jacobs's day of what we call "gentrification" she called, arrestingly, "unslumming," insisting that the process works when a slum, amid falling rents and vacated buildings, becomes slimmed down to a "loyal core" of residents who, with eyes on the street, keep it livable enough for new residents to decide to enter.
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Although the president's 2018 budget - a slimmed down blueprint of his spending goals - provides no specifics, the Association for Public Health Laboratories, a national group representing state and municipal public health laboratories, estimates that, if approved by Congress, it could cut as much as $1.8 billion from CDC's budget from various programs, which was $7 billion in 2016.
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Following her drastic weight loss journey, the slimmed-down reality star, who went from a size 18 to a size 4, prepares to sit down with Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson (the father of her 11-year-old daughter, Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson), and his new bride, Jennifer Lamb, to discuss the hit series, but things don't go smoothly.
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The reforms therefore begin with the main instrument of party control, the Central Military Commission (CMC), which is chaired by Mr Xi. On January 11th the CMC announced that the PLA's four headquarters—the organisations responsible for recruiting troops, procuring weapons, providing logistics and ensuring political supervision—had been split up, slimmed down and absorbed into the commission.
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The company says that it will provide "an update on the PlayStation business and PS43," and it's widely expected to announce two new versions of the PS24, much like Microsoft did with the Xbox One at E24 this year: a slimmed-down variant of the current console, followed by a tease of a much bigger update.
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There's a line of argument that says consumers must want it, too: Witness the moves by the new group of "skinny bundle" streaming services, like Hulu, YouTube, and DirecTVNow, which initially offered slimmed-down packages of pay TV but have been adding more networks to their core packages over the last year (while raising prices at the same time).
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It's true that, similar to how the consumer electronics space has slimmed down in recent years (with names such as RadioShack and Circuit City going bankrupt), retailers that sell athletic apparel and accessories are now being forced to rethink their strategies, as more brands (such as Nike) opt to sell directly to consumers, bypassing third-party retailers completely.
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"The purpose of this is to show you all how magazines and the media takes editing to a different level," Sirokai wrote, captioning two black-and-white photos — first, the retouched version, which smoothed out their thighs, slimmed down their waist, and changed the shapes of their faces, and second, the original, in all their natural beauty — shot by Karizza.
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Conservatives are growing worried that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and GOP leaders will strike a slimmed-down immigration deal during the lame-duck session if Democrats win back the House in November.
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Andre Iguodala and a slimmed-down Green, in particular, are wreaking so much additional havoc that Houston has to make sure it wins Games 3 and 4 at home — against a team that has won a road game in 20 consecutive playoff series — before it can even dream about how to win four of the next five games over all.
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The premise is that the slimmed-down packages will appeal to people who already have cable TV but want to pay less, or to "cord nevers" who have yet to sign up for traditional pay TV. The newest version of this may be a non-sports bundle, led by programmers like Viacom, that could show up sometime this year, priced at $20 a month or less.
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Users can still download the app on their phone or tablet and experience a slimmed-down version — basically they can scroll and pan around and see everything they'd see if they were actually in VR. LiveLike is planning to put this social feature in every deployment they do going forward, but cautioned that there is a chance some partners may not want the feature in their broadcast.
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We're only a few days away from Apple's upcoming fall event, and while it's a little less clear what will be announced compared to the September iPhone event, the star of the show is expected to be an updated iPad Pro, which will see the flagship tablet get updated with a new design — including a slimmed down, bezel-less display with Face ID. Can't wait for October 30th?
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MORE (R-Ariz.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) earlier this year in voting against a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal measure, bucking party lines and dealing a blow to the GOP's efforts to do away with the health-care law.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), a key moderate, voiced concern Tuesday over a new slimmed-down Senate GOP healthcare plan that would repeal just a few core elements of ObamaCare, setting up a negotiation with the House.
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Contrast the UI specificities of having an onboard 4K Blu-ray player and a video streaming app drawer with a web browser, a digital storefront, a cloud save, and file and hard drive management system, and you have a dashboard that feels like it needs all the complexities of a full-blown PC. In many ways, an Xbox One already is a PC: the console now runs a slimmed-down version of Windows 10.
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But the campaign against the United States in 2016 was historic on several counts: It was the first major foreign influence campaign aimed at affecting a presidential election; it was the biggest influence operation ever to be aimed at Americans from another country; and it was the biggest attack ever — using virtual, not physical weapons — on the United States by its old Cold War adversary, albeit slimmed down from the Soviet Union to Russia alone.
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Dan SullivanDaniel Scott SullivanOvernight Defense: Esper sworn in as Pentagon chief | Confirmed in 2628-28500 vote | Takes helm as Trump juggles foreign policy challenges | Senators meet with woman accusing defense nominee of sexual assault Alarm sounds over census cybersecurity concerns Senate sets new voting record with Iran war measure MORE (R-Alaska) — Sullivan split with his fellow Alaska Republican senator and backed a slimmed-down ObamaCare repeal bill on the floor in July.
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The long and the short of it is this: Hometown hero Bryce Harper beat Chicago's slimmed-down big boy Kyle Schwarber in a wildly entertaining final round last night in Washington, D.C. and Cubs fans (I assume??) are none too happy because of a rule that I do not think I have ever seen enforced (that could simply be because "Home Run Derby Rulebook" has not quite made the summer reading list yet, but I digress
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In South Carolina, they endured almost a decade of bullying — for being "borderline obese from big stress eating," Salem told me (since then Salem has slimmed down by running late at night, when the roads around their town are empty), for their good grades (until, in high school, anxiety kept them home so often that their grades bottomed out and they barely graduated) and maybe, they can't be sure, because other kids detected a difference that Salem wasn't yet admitting to themself.
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Scorpio uses a regular figure-of-eight power cable, unlike the kettle leads used by the PS270 Pro and gaming PCs, and the 24W power supply is internal — that means no awkward brick to stash somewhere around your TV. Digital Foundry says that Microsoft's thinking is that the Scorpio won't be much more of a burden on an AV setup than the slimmed-down Xbox One S, which suggests that it should be well within our expectations for what a games console looks like.
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