It's a little more comfortable and understated, which helps those stand-out moments really stand out.
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But what made Kelly stand out at Fox isn't what's going to make her stand out at NBC.
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"The brand has to stand out, and the vehicle lines within that brand have to stand out," said Kuniskis.
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Sending a stand-out thank you note is an easy way to stand out from a host of candidates.
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"It relates to wanting to stand out, aside from just being a stand-out athlete," she said by phone from Atlanta.
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Every social media user is different and is able to stand out in their own way, but this picture only makes well known users stand out.
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"People use creative resumes to try to stand out — they think if they use color or a different format it will make them stand out," Brookes added.
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Stand Out Performances The two stand out performers of the event were Calvin Kattar and Rob Font, both of whom picked up brilliant knockouts amid crisp, technical showings.
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Honestly, at the beginning, I didn't want to go because I was so afraid that I would stand out even more than I would stand out in a public school.
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How do you stand out from the crowd of $$$?
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Still — some worrying trends do stand out this year.
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"Honestly, he didn't stand out at all," Keller tells PEOPLE.
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What really does stand out is the new camera features.
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Rather, it builds on them to help you stand out.
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So, stand out by taking yourself out of the equation.
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In LA, it takes a special vehicle to stand out.
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Two areas of concern stand out: debris and resource extraction.
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Make your website stand out from others in your field.
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It wants both to stand out and to fit in.
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So what makes Festo's creation stand out from its predecessors?
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Its rhetoric now does not stand out in Slovak politics.
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Having a personalized favicon, will make your website stand out.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, it's a season where they'll stand out.
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What makes you different helps you stand out and succeed.
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The best way to stand out from the CES deluge?
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Three stand out: housing, offshore dollar finance and the euro.
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Want to stand out while staying inside playing video games?
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In other words, we want to stand out and win.
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What are the mainstream applications where AR will stand out?
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Two notable factors of Trump's hiring history stand out here.
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But Fortnite carved a different enough path to stand out.
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The projects are varied, but a few categories stand out.
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That shouldn't make a show stand out, but it does.
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Three lessons stand out from the Grindr and PatientsLikeMe actions.
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There are some names in fashion who just stand out.
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When you're a celebrity offspring, you stand out even more.
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Among the possible reasons for this decline two stand out.
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Within this chorus, the voices of the mothers stand out.
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Apple Capital has lots of responsibilities but three stand out.
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A couple of interesting mobility pilots and deployments stand out.
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And it's what makes people like Adesuwa Aighewi stand out.
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That's what I think is beautiful: People that stand out.
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That's where YouTube has always been able to stand out.
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These loose maroon trousers really stand out in his wardrobe.
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I just need to do my best to stand out.
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It's hard to stand out in the world of signage.
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You can either fit in, or you can stand out.
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KKG: Given their life stage, two things really stand out.
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First I did not understand what made me stand out.
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But what makes it stand out is the headphone jack.
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Not being one of them will make you stand out.
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Lyrically, it didn't stand out; it was a bit dark.
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So how will Peanut Pages stand out from the fray?
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Brokerages, as a result, are under pressure to stand out.
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Some analysts are skeptical about Samsung's ability to stand out.
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In order to do that, they had to stand out.
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Two areas in particular stand out in this year's report.
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Have you had any fan interactions that really stand out?
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In the world of summer fun, some heroes stand out.
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Several stand out, both for their longevity and their influence.
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You're sure to stand out in these Jimmy Choo heels.
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Or have you just bought into it to stand out?
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Even with that context, Trump's numbers on ethics stand out.
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But will the offering be compelling enough to stand out?
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Sweets such as cheesecake and Opera cake stand out, too.
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A few things stand out to me about this attack.
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Headphones that truly stand out among the many we've tried
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Which dark horse candidate will stand out on Thursday night?
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Your personal story has to stand out in the crowd.
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Some factors — geography, plus gender — stand out as major determinants.
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Make your name funky to stand out among the rest.
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This will help you stand out as a clear communicator.
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Read on to learn what makes this vacuum stand out.
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A few of these people stand out in the story.
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Carson may be trying to stand out from the Republican
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We needed to stand out in the Philadelphia metro area.
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If anything made her stand out, it was her voice.
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Sometimes breaking the rules can make particular episodes stand out.
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MyWorld, however, doesn't stand out against rival offerings, he said.
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The startup hopes to stand out in a few ways.
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How do you think you stand out in this industry?
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I didn't really want it to stand out as such.
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I love people, and I love people who stand out.
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With the showcases, I wouldn't stand out in that way.
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They are all very bright, poppy colors that stand out.
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That's what makes her stand out from her celebrity contemporaries.
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I feel I stand out a lot on the roster.
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The stand out performer of the night was Dan Hooker.
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The viva voce ads stand out in a few ways.
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He favors quiet backdrops, so that his subjects stand out.
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Of the Army values, which stand out most to you?
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It let us know that as twins, we stand out.
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And I think that made us stand out on Fat.
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Sort of stand out from the crowd, get a certificate.
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He crafted a look, and it helped him stand out.
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There are numerous hints of this, but two stand out.
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His pedigree made his lack of playing time stand out.
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In Coll's telling, two such factors in particular stand out.
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Something that will make them stand out in a crowd.
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Skaters often decorated spandex costumes with crystals to stand out.
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Different tournaments stand out for different reasons, good and bad.
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Details like this are what make this show stand out.
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Increasingly, his buildings stand out for their design as well.
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Two areas of impact particularly stand out: trade and agriculture.
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Now, she and Mr. Butler stand out in other ways.
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Which players do you think will stand out and why?
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It doesn't take much to make these ingredients stand out.
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To stand out, they expanded the roster to 70 characters.
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But Marlee Grace, of Oakland, has managed to stand out.
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You've got a crowded field, how do you stand out?
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It really made the room stand out as extra special.
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So, tell us: Which ads stand out in your mind?
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Does anything stand out as particularly ahead of its time?
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Instead, find ways to stand out that work for you.
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But if you look closely, a few things stand out.
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But they stand out for their hostility to voting rights.
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People who are polite stand out and are well liked.
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The women's approach is admirably and courageously to stand out.
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Why does this particular drill stand out in your mind?
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Three issues stand out on which we should engage Russia.
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The bright colours stand out in town centres, she said.
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Still, there were plenty of players willing to stand out.
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The losers stand out, making them tempting fodder for politicians.
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These efforts to be succinct will help you stand out.
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Two milestones stand out in Mr. McCowen's rich theatrical career.
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Here are five places in the neighborhood that stand out.
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Still, most are looking for other ways to stand out.
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Amid this splendor, the trees in the rainforest stand out.
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Every burger chain has something that makes it stand out.
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It's one way to stand out in a crowded field.
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The women's approach is admirably and courageously to stand out.
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In the international network that emerges, global cities stand out.
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What makes a particular date stand out from the rest?
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But it's not like individual photographs stand out at you.
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But a few candidates found a way to stand out.
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What makes Pipette stand out from other baby care products?
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Ms. Dixon want to make sure their hands stand out.
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Two incidents in particular from those dark days stand out.
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Three bills in particular stand out in assessing Ryan's record.
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The stand out on the undercard of the Hall vs.
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Ultimately, what has made Halt and Catch Fire stand out, and what will hopefully make it stand out in the final season yet to come, is the show's dedication to telling stories about human connection.
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"Being yourself, you're going to stand out — you actually cannot help but stand out," she told students in New York on Monday night in an interview with Jessica Bennett, The New York Times's gender editor.
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We thought the green would give enough color to stand out.
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Smooth material and a central ridge stand out on its floor.
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It didn't stand out, and the brand didn't resonate with people.
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Or, if the dish is a stand-out, shoot it alone.
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Also that he feels like he would stand out too much.
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Smooth, sweet and creamy, with distinctive flavors that really stand out.
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How do you help people stand out in their digital lives?
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His best advice here is to stand out from the crowd.
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A few other details stand out about the payment Pinchuk made.
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These lines don't stand out as forced attempts at relevance, though.
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It takes a lot for a murder mystery to stand out.
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Who knew such a subtle look could stand out so much?
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Simply renaming the brand doesn't make tronc stand out, she added.
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You will stand out in front of the right media there.
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Two features in particular stand out: Scene Optimizer and Flaw Detection.
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But these are definitely the ones that make it stand out.
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So it will only get tougher for Netflix to stand out.
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Additionally, a few pieces stand out as just elegantly, artfully crafted.
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I wasn't trying to stand out — I was just being me.
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Only the death toll makes the carnage at Compaj stand out.
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The Mickey head flowers were white to make it stand out.
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But they stand out in the realm of story and narrative.
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But what makes these girls' interpretation stand out is its originality.
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And this is key to understanding what makes Todoist stand out.
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To stand out today, sadness and red hair are not enough.
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To stand out from the competition, Carousell puts emphasis on speed.
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How, then, do Holzer's words stand out and mean so much?
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There are some deals that stand out from the crowd, however.
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Well, here's just one way to stand out from your peers.
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Two others stand out for the sheer persistence of their losses.
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Wouldn't you rather show up to a party and stand out?
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Just how much does that notch on the XL stand out?
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What does it really take to stand out from the rest?
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These apps will help your posts stand out from the rest.
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"Capitals ARE used, however, to make words stand out," says Fonteyn.
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Plus, I take the subway, so I'd stand out even more!
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I just couldn't find anything that made them really stand out.
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But how can you stand out amongst a sea of clowns?
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How can Popular Pays stand out in the influencer marketing crowd?
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The stand-out contender here is Plex, which we've recommended before.
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In this era of activism — and hashtivism — these women stand out.
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Like Bose's headphones, the MDR-1000X aren't designed to stand out.
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"Two things stand out to me about this finding," Kramer said.
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The buildings at Ellis Island stand out grandly against the harbor.
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Did you stand out at those competitions due to your mohawk?
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A stand-out in this era for his actions outside basketball.
|
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Among the many stats released by Alibaba, the following stand out:
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LeEco was clearly hoping to stand out on the software front.
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Two basic considerations stand out in all successful redevelopments, said Seroka.
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Air Asia, IndiGo, JetStar, Nok, Peach, Scoot, and TigerAir stand out.
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It's hard to stand out on the PAX East show floor.
|
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There have been other single tornadoes that stand out among chasers.
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Still, their insistence in equipments and arrangement makes them stand out.
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Apple will have to prove its TV service can stand out.
|
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So where does O'Rourke stand out in the crowded 2020 field?
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I went over the top to stand out in the crowd.
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Two years later, keeping the style actually makes Technolust stand out.
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I wanted to stand out like a sore thumb — on purpose.
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So why is he running and how does he stand out?
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Amazon Go stores would certainly stand-out from other airport retailers.
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As social democrats, how do you stand out in this world?
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So Aaptiv hopes to stand out with its audio-only format.
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In my mind, being small was an opportunity to stand out.
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Among the many aspects that could be addressed, three stand out.
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Two painters who stand out are Tschabalala Self and Christina Quarles.
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In stronger economic circumstances, Akagi's price increase would not stand out.
|
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And it is very hard to make a toothpick stand out.
|
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There was something else about Khan that made him stand out.
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That has left those suppliers looking for ways to stand out.
|
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It's tough for these other competitors to stand out from Uber.
|
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But one did stand out: the Impossible Burger from Burger King.
|
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But for others, it can make it harder to stand out.
|
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What makes someone stand out, from their resume to the interview?
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As for what it takes to stand out as a candidate?
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It's a bid to stand out from AWS, Google, and Microsoft.
|
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Looking back on 2017, some purchases stand out as clear winners.
|
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Two things stand out about the drama surrounding HB2628's repeal.
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But Smith says there's something that still makes Shipt stand out.
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I just really desired to blend in and not stand out.
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I stand out from the rest with my experience [in carpentry].
|
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Whether that happens or not, Reptile will continue to stand out.
|
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It's not easy to stand out in the X-Men universe.
|
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She might also literally stand out on account of her headwear.
|
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Apparently, I stand out, because wherever I go people recognize me.
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How do you stand out from any peers in that circle?
|
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From our research, two things stand out: shooting efficiency and rebounds.
|
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Stand out there in the middle of the night and listen.
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You stand out there in the shade and it's still hot.
|
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How it is to use and what makes it stand out
|
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But two lessons I learned from her stand out above all.
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"I definitely know what makes you stand out here," he said.
|
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In the sprawling cast of "Dopesick," parents like Fernandez stand out.
|
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Here are some statistics related to Friday's game that stand out.
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The knees are the bit that really make him stand out.
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Does any quote, photo or moment in a video stand out?
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A few hundred ballots stand out in such a small pool.
|
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Fat looks black, so tumors stand out more in fatty breasts.
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"Her curiosity is what makes her stand out," Mr. Dalphond said.
|
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A few of these races stand out for defying conventional wisdom.
|
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Was it meant to stand out against the all-black crowd?
|
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He said four banks in particular stand out as attractive opportunities.
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What touching, amusing, entertaining, shocking, inspiring or enlightening details stand out?
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Specs wise, you're getting mostly middling, rather than stand out stuff.
|
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"I feel that my struggle makes me stand out," she says.
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He sees it as an opportunity, a tool to stand out.
|
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Other large corporations stand out for their lack of climate targets.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Everyone was looking for their moment to stand out.
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A strong network can help you stand out from the crowd.
|
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A$AP Rocky took fashion risks that made him stand out.
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Most people don't do this, so you will stand out instantly.
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What makes the game stand out is its pop music theme.
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A sleek leather upper and cool laces make them stand out.
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Data-based answers can make a candidate stand out, sources said.
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When you have a clear stand and brand, you stand out.
|
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Amid those politicians with larger footprints, how does Merkley stand out?
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Smooth with a faint sheen, they stand out without any frippery.
|
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Having innovative ideas can help you stand out in any job.
|
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But female shooters stand out, too, because they are, indeed, rarities.
|
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Stores could help Casper stand out in a crowded mattress market.
|
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Within that formidable group, Ms. Osborne was determined to stand out.
|
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What words or phrases stand out to you most, and why?
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That's definitely something that makes him like stand out to me.
|
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But mainly Williamson and Morant stand out because they are standouts.
|
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That evolution followed several paths, but two in particular stand out.
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It's rock-oriented and nowhere near strange enough to stand out.
|
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They look conspicuous, though, and don't immediately stand out as lamps.
|
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In my opinion, it made my makeup stand out more than usual.
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What makes this milestone really stand out is Instagram's daily user count.
|
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Shootings and bombings stand out as particularly scary because they appear random.
|
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Some threads add colour; plainer ones allow the patterns to stand out.
|
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The campaign helped Gametime stand out in a market rife with competition.
|
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There's still the question of how Anthem will manage to stand out.
|
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"You don't want to stand out for the wrong reasons," he says.
|
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If you want to excel at work, you have to stand out.
|
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Three of the teens stand out as especially suspicious and possibly dangerous.
|
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And printing a wacky, colorful label is one way to stand out.
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Most of the changes are pretty meh, but a few stand out.
|
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None of these features are enough to make the IQ+ stand out.
|
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That could help it stand out and make an impression on voters.
|
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The towers stand out for their bold color palettes and industrial feel.
|
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When everyone is testing out their pitches, it's hard to stand out.
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In American history, (there's) Washington, Lincoln, FDR, Reagan--they all stand out.
|
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But the Democrat from Hawaii thinks her legalization strategy will stand out.
|
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Out of all of the shows throughout Fashion Month, few stand out.
|
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For Richie, however, that fateful day doesn't stand out quite so clearly.
|
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What was supposed to make The Mummy stand out in that landscape?
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And that might not be enough to make it stand out anymore.
|
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I certainly never wanted to stand out or make other women uncomfortable.
|
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What makes the Gemini stand out is its useful design and flexibility.
|
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But what makes Tangerine stand out isn't just its feature set alone.
|
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By Wiseman's design, none of the individual models stand out as characters.
|
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But success will depend on how well each brand can stand out.
|
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Have there been any specific occurrences that stand out in your mind?
|
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But the HomePod is a speaker, meant to stand out as one.
|
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The open world is really what made the original Zelda stand out.
|
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"Using contrasting colors creates dimension, making your brows stand out," he says.
|
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I think it'll stand out as unique even in the Disney world.
|
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Samthana Bee and John Oliver stand out, but are on weekly shows.
|
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What stories, details or ideas in what you've read especially stand out?
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While some of his policies stand out, most are pretty safe choices.
|
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We've been "downward conditioned and taught not to stand out," Belfort warns.
|
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There were remarkable, stand-out plays that will go down as legendary.
|
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When you're in those environments, how are you going to stand out?
|
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The bold, pill-shaped design will stand out in your living room.
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This allows the money details to stand out more starkly, McElhaney says.
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Among rich countries, only Britain's and Japan's currencies stand out as bargains.
|
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In the pantheon of watches there are a few that stand out.
|
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There's no doubt they stand out as they weave through Pittsburgh's streets.
|
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" He finally finished with ... "Okay, well you just stand out to me.
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There's a lot of legal dramas, and this one doesn't stand out.
|
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From whimsical to glamorous, Princess Beatrice's hats always help her stand out.
|
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IN A small new show of 15 paintings, three works stand out.
|
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A handful of works stand out in the history of spaceflight literature.
|
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There are some things about the Turd Burglar's Instagram that stand out.
|
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It's difficult to stand out in the often bonkers world of cryptocurrency.
|
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America, China and India stand out for sustaining their level of growth.
|
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Looking back on 2017, velvet was hands-down, a stand-out trend.
|
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Side by side with the G2250, the G2649 Play's flaws stand out.
|
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That's what makes the one incongruity among the cover stars stand out.
|
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And her makeup is just as stand-out as her bold accessory.
|
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How did you stand out against the bigger mags of the time?
|
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These will look great on non-white walls as they'll stand out.
|
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The Samsung device has its own merits and flaws that stand out.
|
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Two facts stand out about Donald Trump's remarkable ascension to the presidency.
|
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Where Trump's numbers do stand out is compared to his presidential predecessors.
|
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Camouflaged this way, animals don't stand out as much against the backdrop.
|
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What do you think made them stand out from what they're doing?
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He just wants to stand out, to make a name for himself.
|
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Apple's software plays a key role in making its products stand out.
|
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First, a waiter's pad helps you stand out in meetings, he says.
|
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But to stand out, companies need to offer something above the rest.
|
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Amid the urban sprawl they stand out, even in their dilapidated state.
|
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The more these castings happen, the more he won't stand out, eventually.
|
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Natalia Brzezinski is one of Acast's rising stars and her Stand Out!
|
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Making your Tinder profile stand out from the crowd can be tough.
|
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" "How are you going to stand out in the sea of freelancers?
|
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Are there any performers that really stand out and inspire you lately?
|
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Still, there have been some singular shining moments that definitely stand out.
|
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There are a few moments that stand out in every cat's life.
|
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Netgear hopes its camera will stand out by having longer battery life.
|
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Among mid caps, Inmarsat was a stand-out gainer, up 12.6 percent.
|
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Can you encapsulate that in five words and have it stand out?
|
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But the hospital bed trade surely will stand out as the craziest.
|
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What moments from your travels stand out the most in your memory?
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Moreover, our company attempts to stand out for embracing diversity in general.
|
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There are many excellent photographers covering the race, but some stand out.
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Still, Zinke manages to stand out for the damage he is doing.
|
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Of those life events, there are four major ones that stand out.
|
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But it sure makes it stand out in this crowded laptop market.
|
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Mid-cap company Hammerson was a stand-out gainer, up 24 percent.
|
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CT: So how do you stand out in such a saturated market?
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The jacket has plenty of additional features that make it stand out.
|
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It's immediately apparent that the CH-R is trying to stand out.
|
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A scrappy competitor, TaxAct, decided to use Free File to stand out.
|
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I love the extra details because they make the jacket stand out.
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There are five buttons: Set-up processWhat makes the kettle stand out
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Set-up processWhat makes the KitchenAid Pro Line stand mixer stand out
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And it's enough to make those who stand out—whether with an
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Don't be afraid to be different, and stand out from the crowd.
|
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But does anything stand out to you about recent numbers you've seen?
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"Make your profile stand out by purging it of buzzwords," Welch says.
|
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And when you stand out, it's easier for clients to find you.
|
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But Fullscreen is confident it can stand out among the other services.
|
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Namely, how to make your resume stand out among thousands of others.
|
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But Fink's exhortations and BlackRock's size make its voting record stand out.
|
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The San Francisco Chronicle: How can Harris stand out in 2020 race?
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"Little tiny books don't stand out in the store," Mr. Pietsch said.
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Kohl makes big brown or black eyes stand out that much more.
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Gold remained the stand-out mover though and looking increasingly less precious.
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There's really only a few that stand out relative to the competition.
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These days, it's hard to stand out in the smart glasses category.
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Seasonal effect: SADEmotional effect: Sad "Hotline Bling"Stand-out lyric: Really, guys?
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Let's talk about one of the stand-out songs on the album.
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So to make the cut, Sohal needs to stand out in Potomac.
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I just want my art to stand out and really be honest.
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One of the stand-out silvery looks came courtesy of Rita Ora.
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Hip-hop culture loves to create a scene, stand out, demand attention.
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Here I stand out like some Berghain chick at a Goa rave.
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"I am quite a stand-out guy as it is," he says.
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Rizin 2 The real stand out star this weekend was Japan's Rizin.
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Among other things, it's a way to stand out from the crowd.
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That's good, but it doesn't stand out as incredible, and it isn't.
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Two things make Trump's errors stand out: The quantity and the absurdity.
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To these excellent smellers, a fragrant brown fig might also stand out.
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That generally only makes you stand out as someone who doesn't belong.
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If correct, it could help devices from rival Samsung stand out further.
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Speaking of Time's Up, what accomplishments stand out to you so far?
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In a super-crowded field, candidates need signature ideas that stand out.
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But one part of his announcement will likely stand out to people.
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What were these comments, and why did they stand out to you?
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Given the plethora of books on this topic, does Stiglitz's stand out?
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Only some of the workers, filmed between 2014 and 2016, stand out.
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"There are 25 candidates — you have to stand out," Mr. Kopparapu said.
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The final group project is another way for interns to stand out.
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Not only is the house impressive, but its accessories stand out too.
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But there are factors that stand out a bit more than others.
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It has to stand out but be in proportion with everything else.
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She would make me stand out in front and sing with her.
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What did you notice, and why did it stand out to you?
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But within that familiar framework, it does just enough to stand out.
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Even in an already skyscraping part of New York, they stand out.
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Sheneneh, Jerome and Otis are the ones that stand out for me.
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It's obvious that the accoutrements are what make this burger stand out.
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Among mid caps, Inmarsat was a stand-out gainer, surging 12.6 percent.
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Trying to stand out can be hard when the stakes are high.
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Kevin Love had 23, but the other starters did not stand out.
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Here are seven exchanges provided by Volker that stand out the most.
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Amidst this broad decline of bird numbers, webbed-footed exceptions stand out.
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Also, it's a surefire way to stand out during a job interview.
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Why did the ones on your list stand out in your memory?
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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has a number of stand-out restaurants.
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But Sonos had a strategy to still stand out on store shelves.
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On clear days, they stand out as a jagged ridge of blue.
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It&aposs a bid to stand out from AWS, Google, and Microsoft.
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The red shirts stand out against the blue sky in the background.
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What makes Bear stand out is its tagging system to organize notes.
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What Castro really needs at this point is anything to stand out.
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The atmosphere and service is nice but it didn't massively stand out.
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One thing that will always stand out was how powerful it was.
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What Obsidian hopes will make the game stand out is the setting.
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Fabrics and colors were chosen to stand out rather than stand back.
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While they share some superficial similarities, it's the differences that stand out.
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In the aftermath of Mr. Cohen's damning testimony, several things stand out.
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And these are just the shootings that stand out to me personally.
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The brand's Sport Luxe Deodorant is a stand-out from the range.
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That's what made Leonelli stand out among the more than 100 applicants.
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Two things stand out in reviewing Wentz's bullying of FCS-level defenses.
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What geographic trends stand out in the films' portrayals of alternate dimensions?
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But they stand out in contrast to the stuff that does work.
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In a herd of morally limp camp-goers, those transformations stand out.
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In order to stand out in the Poshmark feeds, good images are essential.
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Many sellers stand out when they only list what they would wear themselves.
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The need to get above the noise and stand out in some way.
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Renato Moicano is not a fighter who presents a single, stand-out problem.
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According to these fictional futures, three primary reasons stand out: Let's dig in.
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For serious Pine check stand-out roles in Wonder Woman and Star Trek.
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There's no doubt that you will stand out in such vivid, unique Exp!!
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I wanted to do something different, and to stand out from the crowd.
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You'll instantly stand out in a crowd, no matter what hue you select.
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Aquarius isn't afraid to stand out from the crowd — you shouldn't be either!
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I wasn't worried that painting it pink would make us stand out more.
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That's because they provide shoppers — and fashion labels — the opportunity to stand out.
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The stretch part of Stretch Concealer is what made this one stand out.
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Among Keith Urban's wide legion of fans, two undeniably stand out: his kids!
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Booker has struggled to stand out despite the high expectations for his candidacy.
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And details are what actually make our app stand out from our competition.
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They said he didn't stand out, necessarily, until they had conversations with him.
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And they are drawn to familiar titles that stand out from the clutter.
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But the company is hoping it can stand out by offering something different.
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Here are just a few of the elements that make it stand out.
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As for the health care space, the only stand-out was United Health.
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How does a VPN (virtual private network) stand out from the crowd today?
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Ahead, we've compiled some of the stand-out campaigns for the upcoming season.
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One particular shock, only one of many, did stand out from the rest.
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Plus, adding a pop of pale pink color makes this style stand out.
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One theory is that focusing makes the critical piece of information stand out.
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But the 22-year-old believes his course will help him stand out.
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Cheese moves around the globe and it can be difficult to stand out.
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The large donation isn't the only thing that makes the hospital stand out.
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In an overcrowded TV landscape, it's hard for any show to stand out.
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THREE THINGS stand out about the protesters who rocked Hong Kong this week.
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Intentional or not, Zapata's approach is making him stand out from the pack.
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I think about the year and the moments that stand out to me.
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People develop fashion sense as a way to stand out from everyone else.
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How did you want this one to stand out from your previous projects?
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There were so many TVs at CES that its hard to stand out.
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The feature that makes these sweets stand out is their jumbo homemade sprinkles.
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Did you focus specifically on how to stand out from other zombie films?
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But the differences between the two efforts stand out more than the similarities.
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The real stand out, good and bad, of the Spectre is its design.
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For me, Polk is the stand-out in this run of mediocre presidents.
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You're determined to stand out at the casino or press your luck trying.
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With so much choice, it can take something special to really stand out.
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Beyond the adventure in Huni Kuin, there's a single stand-out quality: authenticity.
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There's definitely a few that stand out: Our first volunteering gig in Norway.
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If there's one clear stand out from the ELeague Major's preliminaries, it's Na'Vi.
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I think they express me feeling unafraid to stand out and stand up!
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Sexcoin (SXC)Sexcoin claims to stand out from the "get rich overnight" currencies.
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But above all, it's the unexpectedness that truly makes a gift stand out.
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"These are all ways that companies are trying to stand out," says Nielsen.
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Where the x360 tries to stand out is through build quality and specs.
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Of the new songs, the minimal "With You" and playful "Pio" stand out.
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But said her comments probably made her stand out in the first place.
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Taiwan, Chile, Malaysia and Argentina also stand out as beneficiaries, according to Nomura.
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It helped Iomega stand out against all those other proprietary formats out there.
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The numbers stand out in international comparisons, debt levels are high, they're rising.
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You have to say something that makes you stand out from the crowd.
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Sometimes all it takes is one scene for a movie to stand out.
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The bright colors of fruits and vegetables stand out in the grainy video.
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Financials and tech are sectors stand out for their large proportion of beats.
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But it does not stand out quite as much as it used to.
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Fortnite shares those elements, but the game's building mechanics make it stand out.
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They're hearing pitches all day, every day and you need to stand out.
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But five key depths to which this war has fallen stand out. 4703.
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There are a few repeated grammatical tics that always stand out as awkward.
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The only difference is their color, but their colors should really stand out.
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So, looking for a way to stand out from the noise at CES?
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How do you make this event stand out from other series for them?
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Because we're focusing on [helping companies harness their] existing communities, we stand out.
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If you're trying to be a unique artist, you have to stand out.
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Internships and jobs will stand out far more than the courses you've taken.
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These are the things that think make us stand out from the crowd.
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It's the ventilated back panel that makes the pack stand out to me.
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Rather, he argued, they stand out in the void left by the FARC.
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Correct. That's not always the intention, but we do want to stand out.
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Its lack of exposure to refining has helped its shares stand out recently.
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"The stand out piece for me is his orange Cloud guitar," she said.
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Whatever happens to the former president, several things stand out from these investigations.
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Will's whole column is worth reading but two chunks stand out to me.
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Joiners they aren't, but millennial workers want to stand out and get noticed.
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So you have to be able to find some way to stand out.
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Biden aims to stand out from the crowded Democratic field — which includes Sens.
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How did working with him on this film stand out from the others?
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"I don't see one or two teams that just stand out," Herbstreit said.
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That could stand out to voters who haven't yet made up their minds.
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Hong Kong's Halloween events definitely stand out from those held at other parks.
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Put them on a baseball field and they stand out like Jorge does.
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"It's all about looking at how you can be different and stand out."
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Harris was clearly the stand-out performer of the first debates in Miami.
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In terms of food, the AbracadaBar and Funnel Cake Cart locations stand out.
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What is it that will make your product stand out on the shelf?
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What really makes the movie stand out is the way it was shot.
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There are six critical things that great leaders do that really stand out.
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Still, the games will have to work to stand out from the crowd.
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Don't just be part of your Starfleet crew; stand out with your badge.
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Do you throw yourself into work you have a chance to stand out?
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So the broadcast networks have to work harder and harder to stand out.
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And then there's one painting that seems to stand out from the rest.
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The idea: create something interactive that would make the town center stand out.
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Some of the thrift shop apps have found it difficult to stand out.
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Three characters stand out consistently:"Tyrion, Jon, and Sansa," Beveridge and Shan write.
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The watches stand out because of the skeletonized movements and uniquely styled cases.
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So, how does Amazon plan to stand out in an already saturated market?
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As I said, it's not the art or the story that stand out.
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Smith and Lenny Kaye stand out, like twin scarecrows with thick silver manes.
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One thing that always made Firefox stand out was its willingness to experiment.
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None in particular stand out -- "they sort of merge all together," she said.
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While there are many luxury leather sneakers out there, Koio's shoes stand out.
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The only thing that made us stand out is that we were twins.
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But today, it's the political, social and even technological consequences that stand out.
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I don't remember much from that era, but a few things stand out.
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The mix of reasons varies from country to country, but three stand out.
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What made Bowie stand out as a musician, in your view, and why?
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With so many teams not quite ready to win, the Mets stand out.
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They may even use a distinctive typeface to make the trademark stand out.
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What were some of the company's early milestones that stand out for you?
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The general plainness of the language makes longer or unusual words stand out.
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Manufacturers with a clear focus and vision will stand out of the crowd.
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It's such interplay between its members that always made the duo stand out.
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Maybe your aim is not to disappear at all, but to stand out.
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VICE: What made SMM stand out in New York's larger street-gang world?
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He does stand out, however, on two issues: student debt and gun control.
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That bond is what makes her performance stand out in its striking complexity.
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Here are five stand-out episodes, with insight from Holzman into each. 2100.
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The result is it's harder than ever to stand out from the crowd.
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An easy way to stand out is by learning how to write well.
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Still, brokers have to find new ways to make their offerings stand out.
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The two Indonesian initiatives stand out for their resolutely practical, vocation-based approach.
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"I like to stand out in class and participate a lot," Darnell said.
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They have never met before, but they both stand out in the crowd.
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The competition Netflix needs to stand out against its rivals in the area.
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What better way to stand out than giving away your service for free?
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It has spent more to stand out at music festivals and sporting events.
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A punchy paint job and 11-foot ceilings make the listing stand out.
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Harris says in North Korea, tourists stand out since there are so few.
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Yes, you made yourself stand out, but you have to seal the deal.
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It's a strength in many ways, because you stand out from the crowd.
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However, I think the igloos stand out more at night than during daylight.
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According to experts, there are several ways to stand out from the crowd.
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But two discoveries stand out for giving us an unprecedented look at dinosaurs.
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What cultural themes, trends, people or moments stand out to you and why?
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The rooms are relatively straightforward, but the culinary program is a stand-out.
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Rather than competing with powerful seasonings, turkey will allow them to stand out.
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Mr. Mulvaney has now found a political home where he can stand out.
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Ranked highly for both value and customer service, GEICO tends to stand out.
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Thus, you'll be average like everyone else and your work won't stand out.
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Thinking back over a dozen years, who are the guests that stand out?
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Some of the photographers used creative editing to make their work stand out.
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Your ultimate goal in an interview is to stand out from the competition.
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In the cluster of contenders chasing UConn, that alone makes Washington stand out.
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To stand out, founders should be hyper-focused on one problem, Yudina said.
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But none stand out quite like the $3 million flaming orange Maserati MC12.
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What's the screenshot everyone's going to be sharing of the stand out scene?
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Still, there are a few lines that stand out in particular to me.
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In the never-ending automotive auction circuit, every event has a handful of stand-out cars that immediately catch your eye — which is particularly impressive when you consider that automotive auctions are, in their essence, nothing but stand-out cars.
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But it's the game-like on-boarding experience that perhaps makes Bux stand out.
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But if you can maintain your perspective, that's what will make you stand out.
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But DIY, Zach and his team stand out as a match made in heaven.
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I helped women's eyes stand out — in whatever beautiful shape they were born with.
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But the Financials sector lead the pack with a stand-out gain of 6.12%.
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So I tend to choose pieces that feel unique and stand out a little.
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But the other stand out of the tournament has been the unlikely Baruto Kaito.
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Each of the plans has one stand-out feature that I find especially exciting.
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" He continues, "I think it'll stand out as unique even in the Disney world.
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With this mystical bird you're sure to stand out in any pool or lake.
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Further, in an exhibition that relies heavily on photography, two young artists stand out.
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She was excited about the job and felt confident her résumé would stand out.
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However, she held an orange sign that made her stand out to the prince.
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Any of those stand out as teams that absolutely have to do something soon?
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Asked by an attendee what made him stand out from the pack, he demurred.
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With the Galaxy S8, Samsung was looking to stand out in three key ways.
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From his time in England, various memories of Benitez the man apart stand out.
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The router's support for Wi-Fi 6 is really what makes it stand out.
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Sanders performed fine, but he didn't stand out the way he did in 2016.
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After that piece wrapped, one particular tool continued to stand out: the screen capture.
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The common consensus is that it would simply make them stand out too much.
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So what makes these brands stand out in a highly active and oversaturated market?
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Of smaller countries, the recent records of Peru, the Philippines and Uruguay stand out.
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The dark hue of his suit made Palvin's pale gown stand out even more.
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JoJo, The UnicornOn The Bachelor, night one is all about making yourself stand out.
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What will stand out when stories from every outlet are stacked atop each other?
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In the 2020 Democratic primary, it's one issue that could make him stand out.
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The inaccuracies in that stand out because it presented itself as a realistic film.
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Either way, Atari has a tough road ahead to make the Ataribox stand out.
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To stand out from the crowd, consider adding a nontraditional experience to your resume.
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And Pugh wasn't afraid to stand out with this ruffled turquoise gown on Sunday.
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Ahead, we round up the stand-out fashion moments from Queen Bey's latest tour.
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What makes three of these new services stand out is that they are customizable.
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It also shows that Melania Trump knows you have to stand out to win.
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Personally and professionally, it's harder than ever to stand out and make yourself heard.
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But Snapmaker doesn't just stand out for its modular nature — it's also impressively cheap.
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Trump needed to stand out in a crowded field and it worked, he said.
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"They didn't stand out as a couple as being weird or odd," he says.
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To stand out from the crowd, Hive is leaning on its aesthetics and design.
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On top of all that, you also want a gift that will stand out.
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It encourages people to identify with groups rather than stand out from the crowd.
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However, what perhaps makes byFounders stand out from the crowd is its LP structure.
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Anne may be the true stand-out beloved weirdo in all of Trial & Error.
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Since there was no money, Deadpool had to find other ways to stand out.
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There were two other specific features that made Cookies stand out from similar products.
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To be a sort of chameleon, knowing when to stand out and blend in.
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Two other attributes stand out: his approach to risk and his embrace of complexity.
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Among other movers, Thomas Cook was the stand-out, down 8.4 percent after results.
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Both parts are equally stressful and emotional, with stand-out performances from both stars.
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Of all the sex scenes on the show, some still manage to stand out.
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But he struggled to stand out in a field of about two dozen Democrats.
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While the phone's specs are pretty standard, it's the selfie features that stand out.
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Why does Star Wars stand out, apart, and above every movie franchise ever made?
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Among qualities important to voters, Clinton's experience and temperament stand out as critical assets.
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You've got to be able to stand out over time and take the scrutiny.
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That said, LG still has an uphill journey to make this phone stand out.
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LME lead was the bull stand-out among the base metals pack in January.
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Where Sony is trying to best everyone and stand out is in ISO performance.
|
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Yet, for me, PK's off-kilter flows and ad-libs stand out the most.
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Muddy mids, tinny trebles, blegh bass—they just don't stand out against the competitors.
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But two key points stand out: The long knives have come for Sheryl Sandberg.
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I love using necklaces, bags, and shoes to really make my Disneybounds stand out.
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We do this one exercise where we sit and stand out of a chair.
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Two European countries stand out for their particular dislike of immigrants: Hungary and Bulgaria.
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Beyond the joystick, there's isn't too much about the Marshall Monitors that stand out.
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But it's the documents detailing the run-up to the operation that stand out.
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In my adult years following Arsenal, Arsene's painful defeats stand out amongst the victories.
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With respect to the total number of Kickstarters, the city fails to stand out.
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Yet what stand out are his Hemingway-esque writing prescriptions and experimentations with procedure.
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In the crowded world of online dating, it can be hard to stand out.
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The good parts of Metro Exodus really stand out because they are actually excellent.
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What has made this record still stand out for your nearly 15 years later?
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Jackson says there aren't any candidates that stand out to him at the moment.
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Experts say the right fonts can help brands stand out in a competitive market.
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For all his success, though, two failed plays will stand out in Sunday's loss.
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Suits, shirts and dresses with quirky details help the company stand out from rivals.
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Two further action RPGs stand out as being likely to impress when they're released.
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Get 40% off everything you need to make your website stand out on GoDaddy.
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The whole album is strong, but it's the sentimental songs that really stand out.
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It's those creative leaps that made Over the James stand out from the pack.
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Threads has a few features that Kazi said will make the service stand out.
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They don't want it, Wanberg told me, to stand out as a digital product.
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The company's custom silicon makes the experience of that software stand out even more.
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But two roles particularly stand out in Bowie's collection of cold-patrician-oddball performances.
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Were there any memories in particular from those journeys that still stand out now?
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To stand out, we'd design flamboyant costumes for Judith—a different one each time.
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What really makes Alto's Adventure stand out is the game's art style and atmosphere.
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One of the things that makes this film stand out is the deadpan humor.
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But of the 49 fluffy footballers, which ones will stand out as all-stars?
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VICE: Hi Charlotte, so why does guy on guy porn stand out to you?
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Even her clothing — all black — is designed more to fit in than stand out.
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That probably helped it stand out against the "Emancipation Days" scattered across the calendar.
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After years of watching fights, a couple of them stand out of the crowd.
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"Grandis Timber seems to stand out as one of the good models," Sophal said.
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This makes it a real stand-out within this almost-all-vertical exhibition. Now!
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HBO is banking on its reputation for quality programming to stand out, Plepler said.
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As for team magazines, I suspect that feature will also struggle to stand out.
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But there's something about the game's charm and structure that help it stand out.
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If picked, Mr Powell—also an Obama appointee—would stand out from recent incumbents.
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And of course, the special sauce makes this burger stand out from the crowd.
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Arguably, there are two deals that stand out as the best from this selection.
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However, a few principles stand out as fundamental to trustworthy reporting on digital channels.
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Unusual paint jobs and architectural oddities make some houses stand out in monotonous neighborhoods.
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The CNU Apartments also stand out, as they contain fully-equipped kitchens and dishwashers.
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Read more: 25 underrated Disney costumes that will help you stand out on Halloween
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With Allo, Google has the opportunity to stand out by offering superior artificial intelligence.
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Factors that make a suburb stand out can vary depending on a person's interests.
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We're in a Latino city, tacos are one of those foods that stand out.
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The maple butter contributed a subtly sweet overtone that made this sandwich stand out.
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Just as important, it would make Boll & Branch stand out in a crowded marketplace.
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Byron Jennings and Corey Stoll stand out in a prevailingly gray production (2:30).
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Details like the squirrel window are part of what makes the product stand out.
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There are 4 things social-media-savvy CEOs do to help them stand out.
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You want a name that's unique enough to stand out but easy to remember.
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Manchin's commitment to bipartisanship are too numerous to cite—but a few stand out.
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But in today's flurry of emails, texts and Facebook messages, handwritten cards stand out.
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All designs are clean and simple, ensuring that your photos are what stand out.
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He has several sweet moments that stand out in this busy, bustling ensemble entertainment.
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They simply stand out in exemplifying the supreme irony of such hostility in hindsight.
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We went there to find out how the candidates were trying to stand out.
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The Galaxy Note, despite its ever-increasing size, no longer seems to stand out.
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"Some stand out more then others because of the lighting and background," Chakeres says.
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Until then, it fails to stand out in a competitive field of midrange smartphones.
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Gov. John R. Kasich of Ohio has tried to stand out through his sunniness.
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Even on a continuum this expansive, the ominous dirges of Author & Punisher stand out.
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Still, Maven believes it will stand out in S.F., especially among the tech crowd.
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I was just starting my career, and looking for something that could stand out.
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Three conditions stand out: Let's begin with the single-winner plurality system of elections.
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Most years, this is enough to make the solstice stand out on the calendar.
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But with all these huge names, there's bound to be some who stand out.
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Vancouver psych-rock band Black Mountain tend to stand out wherever they go, though.
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In a tournament of lovable overachievers, the Portuguese stand out as particularly unfitting champions.
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Suddenly you're the only woman in a room and you really do stand-out.
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It added that the latter was the stand-out "winner" among emerging arms sellers.
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What really made CV Squiers stand out for me is their wonderful playing feel.
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So what this vodka could stand out on was their process and their ingredients.
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Byron Jennings and Corey Stoll stand out in a prevailingly gray production (80053:80043).
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The Dave's Single is really the only burger that didn't stand out to me.
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What makes the studio's work stand out, Mr. Reynolds said, is its sophisticated craftsmanship.
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Annual fee: $53Other benefits: This card's earning structure is what makes it stand out.
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She doesn't have a solo song or specific part that's meant to stand out.
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But a few N.C.A.A. tournament teams really stand out from the crowd this year.
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The later works here are what make Mr. Leonilson stand out as an artist.
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What are some egregious examples of reporting or commentary that stand out to you?
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But Hickenlooper failed to stand out in a field of some two dozen candidates.
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In 2014, Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy of Germany used color to stand out.
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Sculptural light fixtures, which look like geometric antlers with glowing tips, stand out dramatically.
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Think about the way that Jay Z's vocals stand out on a Neptunes beat.
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Bold colors and distinctive shapes helped them stand out in a tangle of green.
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Snapchat's publishing partners have long wanted a way to stand out inside the app.
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Field Notes Adding a spectacular or unexpected feature can help a wedding stand out.
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Certain posts always stand out a little more due to the engagement they receive.
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Ultimately, her efforts have helped Culture Amp stand out from competitors in the space.
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But there's one thing that ensures Middleditch and Wilson's characters stand out: their friendship.
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If so, did any of them stand out to you as memorable or unique?
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Even so, a few states with big pension problems stand out, including New Jersey.
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Comprised of 11 courses, it's designed to help you stand out from your competitors.
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He seems sly and curious in a way that makes him immediately stand out.
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MSI Prestige 14 specs: The Prestige's display, unfortunately, does not stand out as much.
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Using tattoos to blend in rather than stand out is a relatively new enterprise.
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Next to Sony and Microsoft's offerings, Stadia's limited game selection fails to stand out.
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Smartphone makers these days have a tough task in making their devices stand out.
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Our songs are more developed together, and we stand out in a crowd together.
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That is, if they want to stand out from the still-crowded primary field.
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What apologies stand out to you as especially beautiful and true, or especially fake?
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Candidates found unique ways to stand out aside from just their policy specifics. Sen.
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Canopy Growth, though, is hoping that brand name recognition will help it stand out.
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"If you put a cover letter in there, you will stand out," she added.
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This trait made them stand out and made people excited to work alongside them.
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Two other figures stand out from those surveys, both of which should aid Northam.
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No matter where you stand, the timing of it all makes today stand out.
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It&aposs unclear who Pelosi will appoint, but a few names stand out. Rep.
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For his business to stand out, he knew it would have to be different.
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But a single comment can stand out among the rest ... and be a lifesaver.
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How can job seekers stand out when applying to the illustrious social media network?
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That&aposs 829 respondents, and their preferences stand out compared with a typical Democrat.
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White clouds stand out against a blue sky in the middle of the image.
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The vocal performances by both you and Layne really stand out on this record.
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You had to stand out front of the club and hope they'd pick you.
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There's clearly a lot of room to experiment with software effects here, but if HTC couldn't make dual cameras stand out before they were popular, it's probably going to have a tough time making them stand out when they're an expected feature.
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Get special badges that make you stand out in Discourse's forums when you log in with Patreon Get special badges that make you stand out in Discourse's forums when you log in with Patreon And the partnered sites and apps should benefit, too.
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On LinkedIn, you want your credentials to stand out and get on a recruiter's radar.
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Of the dozen or so candidates to take over the CDU leadership, three stand out.
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ALavadeira is one example of a stand-out company in this new laundry service segment.
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Booker, Merkley, and Gillibrand, who have distinguished themselves with their anti-Trump votes, stand out.
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I got the walnut finish, it blends with the decor, and does not stand out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Zinc is the stand-out amid the general industrial metals gloom right now.
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Angela helped me pick the user name "exoticivyleague," claiming it would help me stand out.
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But when everything is suffused with shadow, it's harder for those moments to stand out.
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Here are seven ways to stand out and make your graduation pictures look really good.
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But naturally, it's the very first copies of the very first book that stand out.
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They will cost you a pretty penny, but doesn't any stand-out pair of heels?
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You want to do a controversial [take], you want to stand out from the pack.
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According to Tim Cook, even at that seemingly diminutive height it will still stand out.
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It's something different and cool, and it will make you, as an individual, stand out.
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But, as a lower-polling candidate, she needed to do something more to stand out.
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So, what does Meeka do that makes her stand out above fellow canine coworker Kya?
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Neymar apart, few of Brazil's top players are stand out performers at their club sides.
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There are many photo apps that specialize in heavily stylized filters, yet few stand out.
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" Lindsay agrees: "I knew I wanted it to stand out alone from my engagement ring.
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I've done it so many times, none of them stand out to me in particular.
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What made him stand out, however, was that he was first and foremost a storyteller.
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Before all this happened, Max was just another student, someone who didn't really stand out.
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First, while Mr Son's ideas stand out for their intensity, they are not entirely original.
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Some drivers want to make their car stand out from the rest of the crowd.
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And many are adding their own twist to try and stand out from the pack.
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G. It's the drone footage in this piece by Time that makes it stand out.
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SameDay Bot does have some features that makes it stand out from the crowd though.
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Janice, played by another stand-out Barrett Wilbert Weed, has a whole number about it.
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The first drop will land in the white paint and stand out like an island.
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Let's get into some of our favorites and why they stand out above the competition.
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So, as Farris started his new job, he wondered how the group could stand out.
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It's a fun and impressive feature that makes this model stand out from the competition.
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What makes this one stand out, however, is its strawberry filling and chocolate icing drizzle.
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One of the few stand-out development projects is SolGold's copper-gold project in Ecuador.
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But whether it can stand out at this price point is a much tougher question.
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A few sectors stand out, most notably software-as-a-service, cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure.
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When the story of this show is written, those roles will stand out the most.
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When it comes down to it, Shake Shack's innovative flavors do make it stand out.
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The tangerine cans stand out on New York City sidewalks and conjure a kawaii feel.
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I love bright colors, and I'm not afraid to stand out and have a moment.
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You need to connect with your customers and stand out in ways your competitors don't.
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It definitely makes your face stand out, but it also looks messy...and possibly painful.
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Those scenes are one of the features that Noon hopes will help it stand out.
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It's an intentional strategy by the South Korean automaker to stand out from the pack.
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" Li told us one feature that makes it stand out from the crowd is "moments.
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COPPER - ABSORBING GLOBAL SURPLUS The stand-out from the January-March trade figures was copper.
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Well, we have one foolproof idea to ensure you stand out on All Hallow's Eve.
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Winters are a relief only because I won't stand out covered from top to toe.
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" Lindsay agreed: "I knew I wanted it to stand out alone from my engagement ring.
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Katelyn Ohashi sure did stand out on the 2019 ESPY Awards red carpet on Wednesday.
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Varjo has a unique strategy to stand out from competitors — it's called actual product differentiation.
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The thing that makes Tesla stand out most though, is the utter lack of hedging.
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What makes the A12 Bionic stand out is that it's built using a 7nm process.
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When put in context with the rest of Hollywood, of course, this doesn't stand out.
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There are things I'd like to stand out for: my writing, my accomplishments, my personality.
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The challenge now, on Instagram, is to stand out from thousands of other food photographers.
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What makes Pocket Camp stand out is both the frequency and quality of its updates.
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Competition from Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube made it difficult to stand out from the pack.
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A 76 percent discount will always stand out from the crowd though, whatever the sale.
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That's what makes him stand out from other artists like Luis Fonsi and Bad Bunny.
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"But it's still an opportunity to stand out and give yourself an advantage," Siegel said.
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And he's tweeting more, which could make any individual tweet less likely to stand out.
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But Depop has a few key differences that make it stand out to young consumers.
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One thing that almost made Twilio stand out was its focus on the developer community.
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She made do with what she had, and it really made Stu's death stand out.
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As a nation and a people, this is not how we want to stand out.
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Samsung has brand power and those curvy-edged screens that make its phones stand out.
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All of this is (partly) why the scopes of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds stand out so much.
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Wave is a good-looking calendar app that just doesn't do much to stand out.
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The point, however, is not so much that Trump doesn't stand out from the pack.
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This racial and cultural homogeneity makes differences stand out to the people who live there.
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It also could help HERE stand out from Google and others in the mapping space.
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But ISIS' European fighters stand out too much to survive in a clandestine resistance movement.
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The episodes are an hour long, which definitely makes the more tedious scenes stand out.
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Those two things really stand out to me, and the different way of doing things.
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How does TC Sessions: Mobility stand out in a sea of automotive and mobility conferences?
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In comparison to the other kids at this cool death school, Marcus doesn't stand out.
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So, in order to stand out from the masses, you need to do something bold.
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But after three years of flat or falling output, it's something of a stand-out.
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The way to stand out was definitely the age-old design mantra 'less is more'.
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Vocals clearly stand out on a separate track and represent a really lovely higher tone.
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On that note, have you had anything in particular stand out to you this year?
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"It's tough to stand out in crowd," said Yui Yokoyama, the team leader of AKB48.
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Criminals hailing from some "other place" stand out in my vague memories of the show.
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You land in people's earbuds with context, but you need something special to stand out.
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From listening to it, Larry's drums stand out a lot, along with the guitar riffs.
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Several countries stand out for under-delivering on their hockey potential, perhaps most notably Switzerland.
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You'll be a millionaire, the United States promises, if you work hard and stand out.
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Sometimes all you need to stand out is a communicable disease and a cowboy hat.
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The accessory will also help your dog stand out at his next musical theatre audition.
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Young actresses stand out and it's fun to see who they turn into as adults.
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But, he says, there are subtleties that make WhatsApp's take on the feature stand out.
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And my choices — made with the goal of disappearing — had made me stand out, instead.
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Q. What under-the-radar player do you think will stand out in the playoffs?
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It's early to know if these differentiators are enough to make the company stand out.
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Tech companies stand out as some of the most generous givers of shares to employees.
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"Just imagine a black glove on an ice skating rink — it'll stand out," Hirsch said.
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But the dark markings around their eyes and ears stand out in a snowy environment.
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Ms. Marshall decided to wear her favorite red dress just to stand out a bit.
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But watch his old shows now, and their flamboyant physicality and overt artifice stand out.
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I'm thankful for the people in Eli & Sons for many reasons, but two stand out.
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Democrats hoped for a day that would stand out from the fighting between political parties.
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That customization is another aspect of Icon's technology that makes it stand out, Loomis said.
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Having a story can make the company stand out to investors and buyers, she said.
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Trump has promised a lively and exciting event that will stand out from previous conventions.
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But overall, "it's tough for these other competitors to stand out from Uber," Campbell said.
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One area in which O'Rourke may try to stand out on Tuesday night is immigration.
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With what we would consider a futuristic profile, it helps your Note 10 stand out.
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It goes both ways, but I don't mind having something that makes me stand out.
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It's a stand-out even amid the turbulence that has rocked the broader financial universe.
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She looks for entrepreneurs who believe in themselves and can stand out to venture capitalists.
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But he knows that to really stand out, he has to nudge up his score.
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With their creative designs, bold colors, and illumination, these decorations stand out day or night.
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Against this bland backdrop, the mechanics of the attention economy stand out with unnerving clarity.
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Good Housekeeping notes that this feature makes the Ninja Foodi stand out from the crowd.
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Still, the growing athleisure universe makes it harder than ever for brands to stand out.
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So how does a new brand (say, one that only launched in March) stand out?
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"There's just something about [animatronic singing fish] that really stand out to me" Anderson said.
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But ones that really stand out, on the phone talking to Iggy Pop was amazing.
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And that someone also cut away pieces of the peel, made certain pieces stand out.
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If eyes are your thing, we even have a trick for making them stand out.
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Using clustering and outlier machine learning makes suspicious behavior stand out from other benign activities.
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Do any of the pieces from the past 10 years stand out in your memory?
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But it's the technique used to identify these suspects that makes the operation stand out.
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And likely help him stand out in debates while standing beside nine other 2020 politicians.
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Are there other moments that stand out from your first six months on the job?
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A distinctive orange middle sandwiched by black plastic helps the EasyAcc power bank stand out.
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Which was actually quite useful for us; anything different was going to really stand out.
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Two women, both in their 30s, stand out from the pack of four Democratic candidates.
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But the events in Bucharest stand out in the nation's long litany of Holocaust offenses.
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"The U.S. performance doesn't stand out relative to the rest of the world," he said.
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There's no mistaking it for pop music of today, and that makes it stand out.
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Foreign policy was Mr. Bush's great strength, and of his diplomatic contributions, two stand out.
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Times critics try not to stand out, but they may be recognized, and often are.
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The other way I tried to make the puzzle stand out was with the fill.
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Also, to stand out to become one with the backdrop, blending in, moving, and transcending.
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But making your rental stand out in a crowd of online listings is another thing.
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Over that time, they found that the subjects that stand out share one quality: authenticity.
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Go to the Readers Picks comments and choose a few that stand out to you.
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What makes Typeform stand out over products like Google Forms is the carefully crafted interface.
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At times heartbreaking, at times inspiring, these are some of the moments that stand out.
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She started out on YouTube but struggled to stand out among the abundance of content.
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What about the piece makes it stand out in your mind as a good example?
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That strategy was designed to help Earth Fare stand out in the cutthroat grocery sector.
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"He really did stand out in this debate," said Robert Zimmerman, a top Democratic donor.
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HTC believes the new gadget will help it stand out in a sluggish smartphone market.
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It is what made him stand out as a teenager, what built his early reputation.
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Some tried to stand out by wearing costumes (robot, karate master and empress among them).
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"Companies must stand out to lure customers away from cheaper traditional fare," writes the Post.
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How are you going to stand out if you are at par or below par?
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Do it with passion and purpose and stand out, and make yourself visible and known.
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Which factor will stand out more, and therefore carry more weight in your decision making?
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To stand out, gen z should keep in mind a few important factors, says Nazar.
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They stand out, with their colorful tents pitched next to highways and their light eyes.
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Across all primary candidates in both parties, Mr. Trump's backers stand out on this issue.
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This punitiveness makes us stand out as uniquely inhumane in comparison with other industrialized countries.
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Warren misrepresented her heritage for years because it made her stand out and appear special.
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They stand out because they're so well crafted, just like the rest of the game.
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Trending 'With so many lodging choices, wine programs offer companies another way to stand out.
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The design is clean and simple, and doesn't rely on brand logos to stand out.
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Mnuchin's comments stand out because Thunberg has not attempted to weigh in on economic policy.
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Resumes and candidates that "show, don't tell" will stand out to recruiters and hiring manager.
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We've picked out a few timely — and timeless — selections to make sure you stand out.
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Or is it more about the experience of working with you that should stand out?
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As passive investing overtakes active, they offer a way to stand out to the Street.
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Answering with that limits your ability to stand out from the rest of your competition.
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Amazon's marketplace is becoming extremely crowded, making it difficult for some merchants to stand out.
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One way for them to stand out, though, is to make their products Prime eligible.
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That's what makes Jim stand out among many of the music photographers of that era.
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You should always wear clothing that makes you stand out, especially when riding after dark.
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They will want to advance within the company so they will want to stand out.
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Meanwhile, several names stand out from the Republican side of the arena as well. Reps.
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When Yorkies age they can "lighten" or "grey," which can make darker colors stand out.
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That said, Leno also believes that a personal touch can make a candidate stand out.
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The color of Taylor's dress made her stand out from the rest of the contestants.
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In order to become a CEO, you're going to have to learn to stand out.
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China will "stand out" as a key bond market in 2020, says UBS Asset Management.
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"We're a little reserved — we don't want to stand out or act spoiled," he said.
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Even by his standards, President Trump's biting attacks on the press this week stand out.
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But sometimes it helps to use time-tested tricks to make your work stand out.
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Kovalev vs Ward The stand out fight of the weekend was obviously Kovalev versus Ward.
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It makes you stand out because you're offering something rather than asking for help or advice.
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But the better we understand it, the more the seams in his greatness stand out too.
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Still, it's hard out there for new restaurants, so I understand the desire to stand out.
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Neither will a degree stand out in cities like Fort Collins, Colorado, or Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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BSU has gourmet food and local wines that stand out when you think about tailgating locations.
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Still, LG desperately needed a thing, a way to stand out that wasn't gimmicky or pointless.
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They developed lively and effective writing styles that stand out in the stuffy world of law.
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Russian Blue Price: $25 – $2000,21 Blue-gray coats make this breed stand out from many others.
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But the kicker—what makes these earbuds really stand out—they're remarkably good for phone calls.
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Kevin Cramer is competing with the incumbent to stand out as the better friend to Trump.
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Other works that stand out are those that allude to histories of colonialism and global inequality.
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Alex Ovechkin doing a keg stand out of the Stanley Cup, living his best life pic.twitter.
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"If you want to make a statement and stand out, color is your friend," Perez advises.
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QD's character motion capture techniques and dynamic camera work stand out as achievements in graphics. 4.
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"You gotta find something that makes you stand out from the pack a bit," Lambert said.
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The game gives you all of the tools you need to stand out in battle, too.
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Social factors often govern the path to mass adoption, and for AR, two problems stand out.
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The thing that makes Herbert stand out as a defense attorney, Neslund says, is his background.
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Queen Elizabeth wears these stand out colors so fans can easily spot her in a crowd.
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"You gotta find something that makes you stand out from the pack a bit," he says.
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I'm sure eventually we'll find wired earbuds weird, but for now, the AirPods definitely stand out.
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"We think it will stand out more than have it buried within the product," Thomas says.
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Tidal has tried a variety of different strategies to help it stand out from the competition.
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People choose to follow vegan diets for any number of reasons, but a few stand out.
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In short, it's the kind of creativity that helps the Switch stand out from the pack.
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But it's also true that it's harder than ever to stand out in the smartphone industry.
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Since none of them would be eating during the day either, her sickness wouldn't stand out.
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And two things really stand out from the first month, I was just saying to you.
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So, how can you make your vampire costume stand out among the vast hoards of undead?
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You'll learn how to stand out from the crowd and maximize your impact in Ketron's course.
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But what makes Warren's underdog-ness stand out is how central effort is to her image.
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Hopefully, the site can do that without hurting part of what let its communities stand out.
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And if you're the candidate, it's a simple opportunity to really stand out from your competition.
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That being said, you do sometimes get reminded that you stand out like a sore thumb.
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Carney, a stand-out softball player, had graduated from the local Summerfield High School in May.
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Lenovo hopes the Y720 will stand out by being the first laptop to support Dolby Atmos.
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The gold-button details and draped lapel made this Balmain suit stand out on the carpet.
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"I wasn't expecting the signal of the biomes would stand out so stark globally," Wilson said.
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Leichhardt has shot more than 300 weddings and said it's the tenderhearted ceremonies that stand out.
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As more and more restaurants join the Instagram game, it's becoming increasingly hard to stand out.
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Enterprise software company Atlassian wants to stand out from the others in a hot deal market.
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