"It's not about standing out just for the hell of standing out," Mr. Deniot said.
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Lea says she's used to standing out in a room.
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The standing out in floods, though, that's just good television.
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"There's no guarantee for standing out here," Mr. Martin said.
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Now, one color is standing out among the rest: lime green.
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Standing out is hardly a matter of preening or flaunting plumage.
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I'm standing out in the pouring rain to prove a point.
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Zerucha remembers Joughin standing out during the pledging process last February.
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And standing out on the internet is all about great pictures.
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This color says you're confident, and you don't mind standing out.
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Instead of standing out, it's a place where you fit in.
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But one of them is standing out to the St. Louis community.
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Standing out and garnering trust is vital to a successful news company.
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"I really enjoy standing out and feeling different," she told Inside Edition.
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If they don't release the young people, we will keep standing out.
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All girder and gantry standing out there naked under the open sky.
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We crave empowerment and equality, but fear the consequences of standing out.
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It's tough standing out in the increasingly overcrowded world of fitness trackers.
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What matters most to achieving initial success, Meyohas wagers, is standing out.
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I was used to standing out for being "bigger" in those ways.
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"Then, and only then, you can work on standing out," she said.
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Yet in a crowded field, Gillibrand may have some trouble standing out.
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But two players seem to be standing out — Uber and Chauffeur-Privé.
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Eat immediately, and be glad you're not standing out in the rain.
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Caution: When standing out in fields of tall grass, beware of potential ambushes.
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Standing out is a million times more fun (and memorable) than fitting in.
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The Vegas attractions business is notoriously competitive, and Gunship wasn't standing out online.
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But standing out in her field is nothing new for the makeup pro.
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"Glitter Girl has helped me realize that I like standing out," says Koszeghy.
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So there are people that are standing out, and I do believe that.
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So, standing out there all alone, he put his hand over his heart.
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But simply hiring more human editors is a curious strategy for standing out.
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ARBY'S — CHICKEN SLIDER, $1.59 — Arby's Chicken Slider is not afraid of standing out.
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"There is already an element of shame in standing out there," she said.
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In general, did you enjoy standing out, or did you find it challenging?
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And, if we're lucky, he'll be standing out in the woods again soon.
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In a crowded media marketplace, quality and integrity are a way of standing out.
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But what areas for you were standing out as absolutely requiring the extra time?
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The rest of the economic data have been OK, with the consumer standing out.
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Trump, by contrast, proved to be extremely talented at standing out from the crowd.
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Standing out amongst millions of apps is difficult and it isn't getting any easier.
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And still she's so petrified of standing out that she's practically renders herself mute.
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Weird was good business; Prince knew he could trump the competition by standing out.
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There are more students standing out here for their teachers than the teachers themselves.
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People were holding signs, standing out in the cold, waiting for him to emerge.
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You're just going to drain your creative energy, standing out there fight, fight, fighting.
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In essence I was a barker, standing out there trying to get people's attention.
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She is framed in a sea of men, already standing out from the crowd.
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They've realized they can help grow customer loyalty by standing out in the amenities.
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It's not mind-blowing though, and I can't imagine it standing out on stage.
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Carroll remembers the boy as quiet, not particularly standing out one way or the other.
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"The former economic locomotive is by no means standing out from the pack," Huebner said.
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Juveniles are elusive, but as an adult the lizard is clearly unconcerned with standing out.
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This controversial space is where he sees himself standing out from the late-night crowd.
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Standing out from a crowd of candidates can take more than brushing up your resume.
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Each figure is outlined in white, standing out against jagged lines that alternate in color.
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I was the first Guyanese girl just being myself and standing out, in a way.
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We had to hose it off – with hundreds of people standing out front and watching.
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In terms of hardware, the Mate 22 is competent and premium without really standing out.
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Bare sand and dried tree trunks standing out at Theewaterskloof Dam, near Villiersdorp, South Africa.
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It's probably the man in the back row, standing out against the nine women pictured.
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The upstart telco is said to have picked up 140 million subscribers by standing out.
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Rather than simply standing out from the crowd, luxury spending became associated with fitting in.
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Standing out became my priority and dyeing my hair was a big part of this.
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Standing out among all nominees, was the interdisciplinary cross between physical art and virtual spaces.
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"We don't want to leave people standing out on the curb waiting," Mr. Riggen said.
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Here's a look at some of the senators who are standing out among the pack.
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I, the firstborn, am diplomatic and obedient, less concerned with standing out than blending in.
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Because self-aware subjects can ruin a drawing, Mr. Polan tries to avoid standing out.
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The party of girls had broken up, and Lucy was standing out on the sidewalk.
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"You don't have to be the one standing out there with a protest sign," Swim said.
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Standing out for his youth will be the lead candidate for France's far-right National Rally.
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Standing out from the pack is tough — but clearly, Pearl is a pup with a plan.
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But what happened with fashion's supposed infatuation with individuality, standing out, finding the next big trend?
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White supremacists today have largely adopted a policy of fitting into society rather than standing out.
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But drag in its affectations, both of blending in and standing out, capture a unique tension.
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We both felt that we could increase our sex appeal by standing out from our peers.
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In a crowded market, PureVPN is standing out by offering a lot, for a lot less.
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For high school athletes around the country, standing out in a sea of talent ain't easy.
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Although tourists can't go inside, it's worth standing out front and admiring the mosque's epic history.
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"'The horse was standing out there in the pasture alone, it was so depressed,'" he said.
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Standing out among the 1 million applicants for midlevel roles is largely a matter of preparation.
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It's also noted for its authenticity, standing out among other, more traditionally tourist-y Mexican regions.
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Standing out from the norm can be risky, no matter what type of clothing is involved.
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Here's a look at some of the senators who are standing out among the pack: Sen.
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He added that in the cybersecurity space, Fortinet and Proofpoint are standing out as good buys.
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Veggies were hearty, as opposed to limp or slimy, with the mushrooms, in particular, standing out.
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Grade point averages and résumés are about standing out from the pack, not truly leading it.
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But, Cuban says, the key to standing out and succeeding is to out-learn your competitors.
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Ferocious Television journalists standing out in the rain and wind is a staple of hurricane coverage.
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Unfortunately, that makes standing out from the crowd and becoming a digital retail success story quite difficult.
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The tip of his nose is waxy and bulbed, with little red veins standing out of it.
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McCain was used to standing out and causing trouble, though it wasn't always for the right reasons.
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So, I'm standing out there with Greta, the new New York Film Festival official filmmaker Greta Gerwig.
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If they're standing out there a lot of times they'll catch the package because it's so precise.
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The Eastwood brothers and Poitras all looked dapper in blazers, Scott standing out in a blue suit.
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Having said all that, I guess I don't have much of an approach toward standing out online.
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Standing out in style The Fashion Institute of Technology's Petitt believes orange is associated with inner magnetism.
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Looking at the clock, it hit me: Jussi was now standing out in the cold night, alone.
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Almost all of the apartment building tenants were standing out front, including some who were half-dressed.
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Of course, high school seniors don't always have the best judgment when it comes to standing out.
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Even traditional, "low" horror fare is standing out in the mainstream for tackling heady social issues now.
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Others are giving their opponents mocking, Trump-style nicknames in hopes of standing out from the pack.
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Planners say that if the past was about fitting in, the present is all about standing out.
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Standing out in his performance was a big-time stop shortly before Myers netted the game-winner.
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As a leader, Pichai was always well-liked and more focused on results instead of standing out.
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And flatly written secondary characters have a way of standing out more starkly in TV's longform storytelling.
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All were similar, with 1Password standing out as the most cleanly designed (and least annoying) password management tool.
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Photos taken at the airport showed hundreds of people standing out the front of the normally busy terminal.
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And so my attention was inevitably ensnared by several happenings and announcements, with a couple really standing out.
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You'll likely see a bright "star" standing out against a backdrop of dim objects high in the sky.
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And standing out from recent pop music is only the start of what it has going for it.
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People still consider it a voice assistant, and in that category, Siri isn't standing out among its competition.
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Though, to be fair, standing out from the pack has never really been one of Atlas Wearables' issues.
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The breakup was soundtracked – appropriately – by Adele's "Someone Like You" and left Corden standing out in the rain.
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But standing out in a room full of other aspirants and grabbing an investor's attention can be tricky.
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The former costars and friends looked stylish, too, standing out in a sea of over-the-top fashion.
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Bringing enough to share means that you have something to eat, and it keeps you from standing out.
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In real-life workplace environments, I have zero problems standing out against all sorts of backgrounds, even aquariums.
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Tyra Banks learned the importance of standing out from the crowd as a teenage supermodel strutting the runway.
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You want to have galvanized support through a consistent demonstration of skills while standing out as a star.
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It's like they were standing out in front of the theater and telling everyone as they went in.
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And so a man who persists in wearing a large mustache is deliberately standing out as a nonconformist.
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" When pressed for more detail, she told me "I can't really remember anything standing out as going wrong.
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The two appeared together on stage only briefly - each standing out of view while the other one spoke.
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For Brendan Hickey, purchasing custom features for his character in the online game "Fortnite" was about standing out.
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"We're all supposed to be Dutch — one society, one culture — and they persist in standing out," he said.
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How do you think about standing out among whatever else is in my Facebook feed or Twitter feed.
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My stomach is grumbling, so I walk around to look for a healthy snack, but nothing is standing out.
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For now, I don't mind standing out, being the only Black fan for miles at the usually-packed shows.
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He wore an asymmetric jacket and silver sneakers, his way of standing out in a sea of dark suits.
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My first job ever was at Limited Too (both as a "model" standing out front and as a cashier).
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Standing out in a crowded field is tough, especially if you were virtually unknown when you entered the race.
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When it comes to standing out in the ever-growing world of influencers, Patrick Starrr has got no problems.
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With so many organizations and groups planning protests, standing out among a crowd of dissenters could pose a challenge.
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Directed by Tyler, the rapper is enlisted in his own colorful militia standing out among a sea of clones.
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In a sea full of (typically black) hats, scarves, gloves, coats, and boots, standing out requires creativity and skill.
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The more you write about David Duke, the better his chances are of standing out in this crowded field.
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Now over the months as a The New Republic editor, I've noticed this one word, frankly, standing out more.
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Even the most meticulously manicured list of the day's top stories will have trouble standing out in that environment.
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Standing out in crisp and vivid relief are the unfailingly soignée costumes that Jess Goldstein has devised for Susan.
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"Clearly standing out in these studies is the preference for finger-prick-based testing, which OLO provides," he claims.
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Friday is challenging: Mercury opposes strict Saturn at 9:47 PM, creating tension between standing out and fitting in.
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Over the ensuing years the collaboration continued, with Wilder standing out in films like Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein.
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Standing out among them was Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, who tried to put a patriotic spin on Brexit.
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In "The Imaginary Other" (2007), the Black head is prominent, standing out against a backdrop of colonial wallpaper prints.
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But in a sport as stubbornly and frustratingly traditional as figure skating, standing out isn't necessarily a good thing.
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Symonette was there, standing out in the crowd, as he does at Trump rallies, because of his skin color.
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The only thing standing out from the concrete and asphalt were the neon lights advertising kicks of different stripes.
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He faces challenges in everything from fund-raising to staffing, not to mention standing out in a crowded field.
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Her supervising physician was standing out in the hall, yet she did not ask him to take a look.
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Truck buyers may want to stand out, but it's unclear they'll be comfortable with standing out quite so much.
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The clothing market for toddlers has become saturated in recent years, and Art Class could face challenges standing out.
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It's a different shape, but the premise is the same: standing out from the crowd by cutting into the screen.
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They often grow from moss patches on the forest floor, with a distinctive orange cap standing out among the green.
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As the show — and that joke — grow in popularity, your chances of standing out by using it are dropping drastically.
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Websites, for the most part, are dominated by marketing and brands, where standing out and being different are very valuable.
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Before the talk ended Panzarino asked the trio about which sneaker brands were standing out today as being particularly innovative.
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I had a guy last night standing out there by himself without the benefit of protection of a police car.
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TheRealReal seems to be standing out as a winner among these sites, with a sizable $83 million in the bank.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Standing out in the workplace (for the right reasons) is often easier said than done.
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However, the generally fine, but not exceptional, sound holds the JBL Charge 3 from truly standing out from the crowd.
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And said bag has to hit the crucial mix of matching your dress while still standing out on its own.
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Nicknamed the Gray Ghost, Native Dancer captured the attention of many by standing out on black-and-white television screens.
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" They add, "Increasing the time standing out of the saddle was associated with lower odds of self-reported genital numbness.
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Of the three individuals currently standing out in English clubs, Mahrez is the one who has captured the most headlines.
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Both she and her label continue to be proud of standing out from the crowd and from making a statement.
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Airbnb is reportedly standing out from other Silicon Valley "unicorn" startups in one major way: It's profitable, according to Bloomberg.
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Girls will dye their hair purple; more kids are trying to be unique and standing out rather than fitting in.
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He graciously answered some Canada-centric questions for me: Q: Who are the Canadian athletes who are really standing out?
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's passion for policy minutiae has become her way of standing out in a crowded field of candidates.
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Both are fair and valid answers, but people who took on something different had a better chance of standing out.
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It's the influencers who are struggling to balance projecting greater authenticity with standing out on an ever more crowded platform.
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We have crowds of people that for, two-and-a-half, three days, have been standing out in the cold.
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If you're an introverted employee, standing out from the herd may be more difficult, says best-selling author Susan Cain.
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Warren's overarching challenge is not unique to her campaign: standing out in a crowded field of almost 20 Democratic candidates.
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These techniques can get you on your way to standing out from the crowd and catching a hiring manager's eye.
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And what are the punishments meted out on these bodies, what repercussions do they face for standing up, and standing out?
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Remember, in the auto business, the models with polarizing styling have the best chance of standing out and winning over buyers.
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For better or worse, his charisma and name recognition mean he will have no trouble standing out from the Democratic crowd.
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In order to succeed, they'll need to establish a distinctive and compelling image that balances between looking presidential and standing out.
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We were standing out in the middle of the woods of this mining village and the bear's belly starts glowing red.
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And there is of course this interesting triangle between Dakota and Luke and Daniel—these loners standing out there by themselves.
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The restaurant won the Best in Philly award four more times after that, standing out as South Street's premier cheesesteak restaurant.
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Standing out from the crowd You could argue that food-delivery startups are a bad move because it's a crowded space.
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Some of the men performed the usual antics that contestants enact in hopes of standing out on an overwhelming first night.
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In a market full of new e-bikes like the INU, standing out from the crowd is the other big challenge.
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He is also the author of F.M.L. Standing Out & Being a Leader, and is passionate about the development of modern professionals.
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With names synonymous with the art world, success for these auction houses is often more about standing out than being top.
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Shares in Subsea 7 were up around 8 percent at 0810 GMT, standing out in an otherwise flat Oslo benchmark index.
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Fashion becomes less about standing out than fitting in, at least within the micro-group of which you are a part.
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It's a fairly tight and amusing list, with only "Bill collectors?" standing out for me, because the other collectors are hobbyists.
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A raft of potential 2020 presidential candidates showed up, each armed with a policy theme in the hope of standing out.
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Besides the obvious — it's fully electric — where the Tesla Model 3 Performance really stands out is in, ironically, not standing out.
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" It immediately felt right, Mr. Doornbos said: "We were standing out in the garden and Caroline asked, 'Do you love it?
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You're not afraid of standing out and being noticed, but right now you're super keen on keeping your personal life private.
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Shreveport, Louisiana: 1 dead, 3 injuredAt about 11:10 PM, a drive-by shooter hit four people standing out on the street.
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The Bachelorette is just getting started, but there's already one guy who's really standing out to Hannah and to fans: Luke Parker.
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But Angola is standing out as a bright spot, where, after years of economic downturn, a 2019 recovery has come into view.
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But that's true for lots of genres these days, and so the problem facing developers is standing out in a crowded market.
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To have any chance of standing out, he'll need to earn the trust and support of black voters, a crucial voting bloc.
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"The Society" actress sported a two-piece set by Ralph Lauren for the purple carpet, standing out in the gorgeous sunshine hue.
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No upset at the hands of a No. 16 seed, and no concern about standing out on a day with few surprises.
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After standing out on All That when she was just 10, at age 13, Bynes got her own variety show in 1999.
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When standing out in the freezing cold I apply Neal's Yard Skin Soothing Salve to my chapped up hands, which really helps.
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DeRozan is enjoying the best season of his career and standing out as one of the best two-guards in the league.
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Small and independently minded brands are also climbing in popularity as younger consumers appear to eschew conformity in favor of standing out.
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Standing out with a personal style in tech is generally shunned, since it implies time spent on aesthetic pleasures, rather than work.
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Beyond standing out as another huge funding round, OPay's $120 million VC raise has significance for Africa's tech ecosystem on multiple levels.
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An effective elevator pitch could mean the difference between standing out as an interesting, viable candidate and getting lost in the shuffle.
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But when you're dealing with a classic like Reebok's Freestyle Hi silhouette, it's no surprise to see it standing out among the noise.
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The game features characters of deep mahogany shades, rocking hoop earrings and big hairdos who have no trouble standing out in their environment.
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Follow the map, and you will see the factory's white steel skeleton standing out against the brown hills of the Gogorrón National Park.
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With its profuse ornamentation carved from dark wood standing out against the blond, satinwood casing, it's spectacular and, by today's standards, grotesquely overwrought.
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And people tend to pass you over 'cause you're not standing out like flashy sparkles in the water or stars in the sky.
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The digital payment landscape is already competitive, so going above and beyond the basics is one approach to standing out and attracting users.
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Standing out on such concerns, under the guise of corporate citizenship, is one of several targets Sloan has set for fixing Wells's culture.
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Freelancing is a big word, it's also a big world so you really want to make sure you're standing out from your competitors.
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"We're standing out in my field, and it's just beautiful with the mountain views, and the goats all standing around us," she says.
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Given the ways her subjects blend materials and accessories, colors and patterns, it's hard to imagine them not standing out in most settings.
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Below are some of the best, and most practical, insights on interviewing for a new job and standing out in your current role.
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And if they can see me standing out there getting knocked around, it'll convince them that they should not do the same thing.
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And if they can see me standing out there getting knocked around, it'll convince them that they should not do the same thing.
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He said the sales are growing across the country, with no one particular market standing out, a solid foundation for the company's initiatives.
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Fundraising is especially critical to standing out in the crowded Democratic field given the DNC's higher threshold to qualify for the debate stage.
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It may have done relatively well because other firms were afraid of standing out from the crowd, said Titus Bond, the group's director.
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Show up most days around noon and there's a decent chance you'll notice one skateboarder, Jagger Eaton, standing out slightly from the rest.
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That said, I can also see the light standing out too much in a lot of dining rooms — the glowing disk is pretty unique.
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Throughout the episode, he does his best with the material, but the whole show fell flat, with only one or two skits standing out.
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Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly said Thursday his company's secret to standing out from the competition is simple: Don't nickel and dime your customer.
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"My father, [at] five years old, was one of the kids standing out, waving as Dr. King and the people walked by," DuVernay said.
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"I remember at one point, there was a break in filming and I was standing out in the alleyway by the soundstage," he explained.
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Of course, none of these people are given anything to do — forget standing out, Laurie isn't even on-screen long enough to stand up.
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Standing out among the mostly black faces, and the media members huddling behind their cameras, was a group of four middle-aged white men.
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With his Italian suit standing out among the collared shirts and jeans of 500 legal aid attorneys and housing counselors, Nye released his findings.
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This fall, more religious institutions in the Kenyan capital as well as in Mombasa will shine, standing out vividly against the otherwise normal landscape.
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Meanwhile, both lecturers saw that an unexpected political endorsement by a newspaper would be seen as a way of standing out to the public.
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It had taken Oghi a long time to realize that his wife's attachment to the garden was due to her dislike of standing out.
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Titled Sea Ranch, they envisioned it as a new kind of town where architecture would be integrated into the landscape instead of standing out.
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But there they were, out there in line the midnight before, standing out there together, huddled in the cold, just waiting for an application.
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However, he was confident that annual growth will be around five to six percent in the next few years, with some sectors standing out.
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All five of these candidates, though, have succeeded in standing out in a crowded field and look well-positioned to be competitive going forward.
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Kamala Harris (Calif.): Harris grilled Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly during his hearing, standing out in what was otherwise, in the words of Sen.
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LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England — Pornanong Phatlum of Thailand is standing out at the Women's British Open for more than just her pink golf ball.
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This is especially significant considering she reportedly once said she wouldn&apost wear the color, for fear of not standing out to her fans.
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Those who shun meat are generally shy about standing out, says Zhou Qiyu, a manager at Whole Perfect Foods, a company founded in 1993.
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"I was thinking about how to make something where if you stand at the window, you're almost standing out into the view," he said.
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During her elementary and middle school years her classmates were mainly black and latinx, and she recalls feelings of standing out from the pack.
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This mashing of the conventional skyscraper and a typical courtyard building generated this rather unique shape that's standing out in the skyline rather nicely.
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The most obvious problem for him: this field is full of bigwigs, so folks with minimal name recognition will have some difficulty standing out.
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The takeaway from Sunday, however, was too many sponsors simply trying too hard, with the few witty, surprising and emotional spots genuinely standing out.
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Josh Nass, owner of a New York–based public relations agency, recalled Parnas and Fruman standing out in the VIP room before the gala dinner.
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When I played a track by Three Trapped Tigers, the bass overwhelmed the sound stage slightly, preventing every part of each track from standing out.
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Here you'll find a little something for everyone, from revamps on classic silhouettes to on-trend items that'll have you standing out from the crowd.
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Teleoperation has yet to really catch on with most of the major self-driving vehicle operators, with a few startups, like Phantom Auto, standing out.
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"Models lead these incredible lives, but what people forget is it's exhausting and competitive, and standing out from the crowd is really important," Sharpton says.
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So, standing out amongst the spandex mankinis, leather face masks and rivers of body oil, this Zamora tribute has been raised high above the crowd.
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Of course, standing out among a group so infantile that the closing question was "Can't we all get along?" is not exactly a tall task.
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One approach has involved standing out by pitching its advanced technology, like machine learning and artificial intelligence, which can be used to parse health data.
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Considering the clip hit the number two spot on Reddit's r/videos in just a few short hours, it's safe to say he's standing out.
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Traditional players, like TV manufacturers, have a harder time standing out, but when they do, they can take hold of the conversation for the year.
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Dag Nasty took Hüsker Dü's sound and made it punkier, with the band's 1986 release Can I Say standing out as a stone-cold classic. .
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She usually favors less audacious makeup, though she's never been particularly shy about standing out, but appears to have glammed up for Kanye's big day.
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Cody Martin was the 36th pick in the 2019 NBA Draft after standing out at the scouting combine in Chicago with his versatility and production.
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They have to tell you about the brand in a clear, succinct, and interesting way, while also standing out from the visuals of competing brands.
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Ottav has Barbie try on almost every garment in his colorful closet while he explains that his style is about more than simply standing out.
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The idea of the Asian immigrant "model minority" is a cliché, but at least in my British-Chinese family, we were afraid of standing out.
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New Jersey killed off a pair of penalties to open the third period, including 53 seconds of a two-man disadvantage, with Schneider standing out.
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"As a study in depravity, the story is excellent, with Marlowe standing out as almost the only fundamentally decent person in it," wrote our reviewer.
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If there's time to kill before tipoff, Goldstein can be seen standing out on the court, dribbling a basketball with a big smile on his face.
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Standing out in a news feed, timeline or any other social media is no small feat, considering the constant stream of videos, posts, memes and comments.
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Standing out as the unusual kingmaker between the two Western giants is Iran, emerging from decades of sanctions to place billions of dollars of new orders.
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" BILL NORTHEY, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, US BANK WEALTH MANAGEMENT, HELENA, MONTANA "The muted market reaction thus far I think that's what is standing out to me.
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But in the same breath, there are behaviors you can model and strategies you can use to ensure that you're standing out in a positive way.
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Ford is betting the Mustang name will resonate with consumers and assist the company's first all-electric SUV in standing out in an increasingly crowded field.
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During the grunge era it was incredible how many videos had bands standing out in a desert landscape, playing their instruments with seemingly no power supply.
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Saric is averaging 19.4 points over the past 763 games with six double-doubles and a 32-point outing standing out as part of his rise.
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"It was like I was standing out there naked," said Annette Taddeo, a Democrat who lost her primary race after secret campaign documents were made public.
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The temperature was in the low 80s and the fire department helped cool of some fans who felt hot after standing out in the sun for hours.
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And this year, with street style being so oversaturated, putting together an outfit requires a few special-somethings that will (hopefully) have me standing out the crowd.
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Fortunately, one upcoming movie has a way of standing out: The trailer for new movie Cam is so disturbing, it will be burned into your brain forever.
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The rock formations in the canyon resembled books slumped this way and that on a shelf, with an occasional pillar standing out like a book's denuded spine.
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The meeting between star quarterbacks did not live up to its potential, with both Luck and Rodgers topping 280 yards but neither standing out in any regard.
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Tong picked herbs, leaving the leaves whole, so that some bites would be bright and fresh, standing out against others, sharp and sweet and tingling with heat.
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This had the knock-on effect of crowding the market and making it so that other games with non-licensed narratives had little chance of standing out.
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Standing out from typical rectangular box soundbars, the SB362An-F6 actually features a unique trapezoid design with angled sides that slope down to create a hexagonal profile.
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Since 2013, tech exits in Europe have totalled $354 billion with $115.5 billion worth of exits last year alone with Spotify&aposs $30 billion deal standing out.
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I have my own thoughts, especially regarding the orc and troll characters who get highlighted in the game's story, but I'm curious about what's standing out for you.
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The actress was all smiles while taking a break from filming in New Orleans, with one accessory standing out: a large diamond ring on her left pinky finger.
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Standing out from competitors remains "very difficult and a big challenge," but the brand's focus on quality and telling the stories of its farmers has helped, said Tranchell.
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The actor has been percolating throughout Hollywood over the past few years, most recently standing out amongst a cast of acting giants in the Coen Brothers' Hail, Caesar!
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A makeshift altar sits in the middle of a dry field in city of Sendai, with a bouquet of red flowers standing out against the cloudy, grey skies.
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But now that she's a royal, the duchess of Sussex's fashion sense appears to be more about blending in with her new family than standing out from them.
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It shows Parker standing out front, wearing a light suit, two-toned loafers, his arms thrust forward, blowing what appears to be his famous King brass alto saxophone.
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The now-deleted original pic showed a shirtless Derulo standing out against a beautiful backdrop of Bali greenery, but, somehow, his six-pack was not the focal point.
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Bill Cosby's wife was MIA from court for the 3rd consecutive day of his sexual assault trial, and it's standing out to the media ... and possibly the jury.
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But it has a palpable affection for Toronto's cultural scene and for Ms. Goldstein, who would most likely have no trouble standing out at an audition in real life.
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That's not necessarily a bad thing, but moving forward, Cowan must prove he knows his way around a sewing machine to continue standing out and create a thriving business.
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Standing out Tuesday night's debate stage will be the largest in modern history, presenting candidates with the question of how to stand out when flanked by eleven other candidates.
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In the past, we've watched celebrities use their style chops to break the internet and forego the show's legacy of standing out just for the sake of making headlines.
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From religious fashion bloggers who advocate for modest dressing to fashion-forward bloggers who champion standing out, personal style in the region is, as anywhere else, nuanced and varied.
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Both films are solid advocacy pieces, with Netflix having clearly adopted HBO's model of tackling hot-button topics as a means of standing out within the subscription-TV category.
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True to form, Katy Perry Collections is just as bold, whimsical, and personality-driven as you'd expect from someone who knows how to set the bar for standing out.
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And 'Single Man' was always one of the songs that was standing out to the both of us, especially with that twist in the lyric that I always love.
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No one was be expecting George to be strong in business, but I figure he's survived a long time in the music world by standing out from the crowd.
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There they noticed, less than 212 yards away, a rundown drive-in restaurant with a sign advertising a big hamburger and a long line of customers standing out front.
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The growth of the firm in headcount has been accompanied by an expansion of services, which the new leadership says is crucial for standing out in the influence world.
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Thomas identified three key strategies the SLS Beverly Hills relies on to capture millennial interest: thinking local without sacrificing global relevance; providing an unforgettable experience; and standing out aesthetically.
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Though we found it to be generally pleasant, it still left a bit of a bitter taste, which as a result prevented it from standing out from the pack.
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But he was silent throughout the 2016 election—giving no support to Hillary Clinton and standing out among his liberal peers in Hollywood for failing to condemn Trump's candidacy.
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This is underscored in an untitled painting of an open road, the broad pink highway standing out against the muddy, greenish-brown ground, seemingly merging vaginal and phallic sexuality.
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You hate standing out just to begin with, and then to just know that people don't want you here, I think that it just makes it so much worse.
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In 27 Grand Slam appearances, Bertens has reached the second week only three times, with a semifinal run at the French Open in 2016 standing out as her peak.
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The Yale law graduate rose fast, standing out among other young ambitious conservatives, making friends across the ideological divide and fostering relations with the press and law school deans.
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Some arts executives say one challenge the Perelman could face is standing out, considering the competition for audiences from spaces like the Shed, in the new Hudson Yards complex.
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At $175, it's an easy enough sell to those who've already bought into the Misfit ecosystem, but standing out among hybrid smartwatches is getting tougher and tougher by the day.
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Thanks to a much-needed modernization, star and celestial makeup is now less about blending into the punk store and more about standing out on a runway or red carpet.
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"It is much harder to diversify yourself by utility or service offered as tech rises and becomes more accessible," Wolff says of the challenges of standing out from the crowd.
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This skill served him extremely well during the GOP primary, when he was up against a crowded field that created a situation where standing out per se was an advantage.
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If it's too bad that real animals can't quite compete, given the Darwinian challenge of standing out in the crowded media world, it is, after all, a jungle out there.
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The success of the game is hardly assured by the Dark Zone, but it's easily its single brightest idea and best chance of standing out in the online shooter crowd.
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For those who dress outside of binary or traditional standards and are already scrutinized daily by society for standing out, that unease can come to a head during beach season.
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In the second row of worshippers, his silver head standing out against the black hair of the boys around him, the Mayor of London put his forehead against the floor.
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Navigating life as the only one in an office can mean women feel frequently torn between disappearing into the majority or standing out as the lone voice of their group.
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But Kent's blue, 48-ounce Nalgene water bottle took center stage at the hearing, standing out from the usual eight-ounce plastic water bottles carried into the hearings by officials.
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She also became known for a quiet resolve — standing out by not joining other television executives in public grandstanding, even when she made history as the first black network president.
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After all, it was impossible to miss, standing out not just against her suit, but amid the sea of little congressional buttons and American flags worn by Ms. Pelosi's colleagues.
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IN FACT THERE'S MORE AND MORE PEOPLE COMING UP AND THANKING ME FOR STANDING OUT AND SAYING I HAVE LISTENED WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY, AND I'M VOTING FOR SECRETARY CLINTON.
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Waving his hands in the air, he told the audience: Thank you for standing out in the rain, thank you to the choir that has come all the way from Lesotho.
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"I'm standing out in front of this bullet-ridden door with nothing except for a shield that's, you know, I'm hoping would help a little bit," officer Newton told 60 Minutes.
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What we will say is that when it comes to standing out from the pack to gain admission to a college of choice, it's an increasingly uphill battle for today's teens.
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But Scorpius is the real star of the show, standing out even among the stage magic that surrounds him — sometimes in a painfully awkward manner, but always relatable and deeply sympathetic.
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But the Americans Against Insecure Billionaires With Tiny Hands PAC is standing out from the pack with a political ad demanding that Donald Trump release the exact measurements of his hands.
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"If Hong Kong people are not standing out (to protest) and get the law passed, the woe will pass on to our kids and their kids," he told Reuters in Cantonese.
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It was a horrific and effective scene, standing out in TWD as one of few times you as a viewer have to grapple with seeing the protagonists in an unfixable situation.
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Tonight's Home Run Derby in Miami is shaping up to be quite a spectacle, with a potential Aaron Judge-Giancarlo Stanton showdown in the final round standing out as a highlight.
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The Phillies began remaking their roster last season and have gotten strong returns from several young players, with center fielder Odubel Herrera and first baseman Tommy Joseph standing out of late.
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In a town that's grown crowded with great fried chicken—Southern, Korean, quadruple-fried and served cold, at the bar at Momofuku Ko—it's all the more impressive for standing out.
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"(Investors) are seeing the U.S.commercial real estate marketplace as really standing out on a global basis," said Hessam Nadji, president and chief executive at commercial real estate firm Marcus and Millichap.
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Conversely, over the last decade or so, the hypertrophic Chinese economy has left the kitchens of our Chinatowns somewhat flattened, with fewer high peaks of talent standing out in the landscape.
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Anyone can spot a generic, non-customized message from three Wi-Fi zones away, and if you care about standing out, you'll be careful not to be labeled as generic, right?
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But it's also 25 percent black and 33 percent white, standing out as both one of the most diverse counties in America and the poorest and most unhealthy in North Carolina.
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Gage Skidmore Blumenthal was a prolific writer in his first decades as a journalist, with two books standing out as particularly illustrative of his interests and of where his career was headed.
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We&aposve already gone through, frankly, the lack of security, lack of responsiveness, officers standing out in the hallway, they should&aposve gone in when Paddock was up to his evil act.
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At the observation posts and at the Guard's armory headquarters in the nearby town of Weslaco, the troops could be seen embarking on two seemingly contradictory missions: standing out, and blending in.
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Standing out on a red carpet that includes a slew of iconic actors like Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill and Diane Lane may be an intimidating task for some, but not Gal Gadot.
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Standing out at CES with a laptop that converts into a tablet is one way Acer can get on the radar of a would-be buyer of normal laptops or gaming monitors.
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In line with standing out from the rest, Snap recently disrupted the term "social media" by redesigning its app in a way that separates "social" (chatting with friends) from "media" (reading news).
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It was no other than "Edge of Glory" by Lady Gaga, a fabulous choice; however, auditions are all about standing out and not only doing well but making the song your own.
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Gary Hong, general manager at Autobahn Motors, said the vending machine format was aimed at making efficient use of space in land-scarce Singapore as well as standing out from the competition.
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But, rather than standing out because of a string of impressive saves or stopping a penalty, Pantilimon contributed by wasting every last second he could as soon as Watford hit the lead.
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From Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's first major speech to some senators standing out in front of a gas station, here are some of the GIFable moments the week had to offer.
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Luke Cage is great television, managing to continue Marvel's streak of using superheroes to explore complex, nuanced themes while also standing out amid other shows mining the black experience to great effect.
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One investing vehicle is standing out — the Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC), which is designed to track the asset price but actually is trading at a significant premium compared with the underlying holdings.
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Standing out from the crowd is Microsoft, which is returning to the smartphone scene with a new device called the Surface Duo that folds using a hinge connecting two 5.6-inch screens.
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While the X Suit is far from common, it comes in a variety of typical sizes, fits, and colors (Kore Black and Grey Melange) so you can fit in while standing out.
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And even though she's disabled—Gaelynn has osteogenesis imperfecta, also known as "brittle bone disease"—and therefore used to standing out, it felt like a bridge too far, requiring an adjustment period.
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It honors the 1998 film and the ballad by modernizing themes of female empowerment and iconic scenes, while also standing out w/ great cinematography & battle sequences are reminiscent of Wuxia epics. pic.twitter.
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But the shooting at Mercy Hospital rattled the city, standing out for its public nature and for the gunman's targeting of professionals who are called on to help when others are injured.
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Monday's announcement lifted equity markets in all three countries, with shares in automotive companies standing out on relief that the deal appeared to end the uncertainty that has dogged the sector for months.
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He's an Olympic newbie at age 28 — and the very first openly gay U.S. athlete to qualify for the Winter Olympics — but figure skater Adam Rippon doesn't mind standing out from the crowd.
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Gucci Mane and Metro Boomin's Droptopwop tape was a mighty collaboration between Atlanta legends old and new, with "Met Gala" standing out for its sheer head-banging force and Offset's tongue-twisting hook.
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The image's saturated color and simple palette — red, black, white, and blue-green — also somehow reminds me of William Eggleston's pioneering color photo of a lightbulb standing out against a blood-red ceiling.
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The structure also blunts the impact of a strong cast that includes Robin Wright, Lennie James and Jared Leto, with Ana de Armas, especially, standing out as a key figure in K's life.
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Costco has a reputation as a good employer with relatively high wages, standing out in a retail industry that faces criticism from labor activists for not paying workers enough to make ends meet.
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His dominance was down to more than just distance, Nykanen standing out for the way he took off and defied gravity by riding the wind, but his genius was also a flawed one.
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Based on the pilots, none of the new shows are particularly memorable, and the thematic overlap -- viewed in any kind of proximity -- surely doesn't help in terms of standing out from the crowd.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Standing out from Japan's myriad of girl bands can be a daunting task, but one group, the "Kamen Joshi", or "Masked Girls" in Japanese, has found the answer by hiding behind masks.
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So standing out as a premiere will be difficult, because insiders will assume what you've brought is a road show to get people hyped about VR in general or your forward-thinking programming attitude.
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For instance, being decked by a woman because you ignored approximately eight obvious social cues in favor of standing out and nodding intently but emotionlessly, like a cat watching a pigeon through a window.
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Another revealing opinion poll taken by PRRI, this time for the Atlantic magazine, found Trump supporters standing out for their agreement with the statement: "Society as a whole has become too soft and feminine".
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Why her lawsuit is standing out: Gabbard's lawsuit reflects a narrative typically espoused by Republicans, many of whom have spent years claiming that the top tech companies in the world routinely censor their perspectives.
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Representation varies hugely between sports, said Sarah Townsend, general secretary of the European Gay & Lesbian Sport Federation, with football standing out as one in which it remains "taboo" for male players to come out.
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The bougie startup isn't just an interesting social milieu; it's also a hotbed of female ambition, where everyone is walking the line between being a beloved team player and standing out from the pack.
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At the same time, Leonard Bernstein conducted a Concert for Peace at Washington's National Cathedral for tens of thousands, both those who had seats inside and those (including me) standing out in light rain.
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Standing out from the crowd has thus become more difficult, making the enormous investment in a project like "Thrones" -- one of the most expensive ever produced for television -- more perilous if it doesn't deliver.
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SUPPORTING ACTRESS Will win/should win: Regina King King already has a Golden Globe for her steely portrayal of the concerned mother in "If Beale Street Could Talk," standing out amid a strong ensemble.
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Autumn might suddenly appear through the fallen leaves in one photograph, standing out from the summer scenes around it, while the adjacent "wilderness" is sometimes glimpsed in the mountains and rivers in the background.
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Yet standing out too much in the saturated marketplace can result in something that's disastrously uncomfortable or equally forgettable, like the design for the 2012 London Olympics, which was criticized for resembling a Nazi symbol.
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The company has credited its surging video and mobile ads business for the revenue jumps, with the Weibo platform rapidly standing out as a platform for entertainment and celebrity news for young generations in China.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s speech brought down the house, standing out as one of the highlights of the program on the night he also announced his father had the votes to capture the GOP nomination.
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It was wild, colorful, engaging and maybe a little overwhelming — and, for all we know, it could have a hard time standing out from better-known sci-fi franchises of the same size and scope.
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As sports retailers like Under Armour fall under pressure from the brick-and-mortar slowdown, Columbia Sportswear's President and CEO Tim Boyle told CNBC that his company's key to success has come from standing out.
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Standing out to a Salesforce hiring manager is a matter of flaunting not just your technical expertise but also your desire to make a positive impact on the world — or even simply on your coworkers.
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Tech aside, Southeast Asia is home to more than 600 million consumers, with six primary markets — Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines — standing out for growing economies and rising middle-classes of consumers.
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"I did it by literally standing out on the corner and finding every mom who walked by with a stroller and handing her a flyer that I'd made, and telling her about it," Jamie said.
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The whole thing seems to be designed to go viral, which is one of the ways Spotify has had luck standing out from competitors like Apple Music that have largely the same exact music offering.
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There are at least three problems with this boycott of standing out: So rather than risk any of that, please remember that your company hired you because of your expertise, your particular intelligence, your experience.
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But with all the TV in the world to watch, a million Instagram stories to mindlessly swipe through, and a 24/7 onslaught of news to read, standing out from the deafening chaos isn't easy.
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Few would have backed the 35th-ranked to have been the last American woman standing out of a high-quality batch featuring 23-times Grand Slam champion Serena Williams and former U.S. Open winner Sloane Stephens.
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With the action showing no signs of slowing and Toronto start-ups standing out in areas such as artificial intelligence, many local players say they're not interested in turning the city into the next Silicon Valley.
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You ... Think about some app that you're using, Uber, Lyft, whatever, it changes your expectations, now you're standing out with your hand flagging the taxi down, seven minutes ... KS: Yeah, it feels like using Uber/Lyft.
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Karrueche Tran and Jennifer Lyons round out the show, the former standing out in an episode in which Virginia gets an abortion and the latter when her character Jenn discovers her husband slept with her mother.
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As Lemonis sat in the company's storefront kitchen of Chicago's Forest Glen neighborhood to review the company's finances, he noticed two things standing out: The company was being underutilized and it wasn't diversifying its client base.
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In a sea of phones that all look virtually identical, standing out with a screen that doesn't have another notch or hole-punch might be enough to persuade consumers to at least glance in Sony's direction.
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This is especially true for influencers, who are now operating in a very crowded space: Standing out requires more than just a pretty picture; it requires a caption that will build, connect with, and engage audiences.
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You can include your CV, some examples of your work, and maybe a video presentation too, and pack everything up smartly and send it to prospective employers as one way of standing out from the crowd.
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But it needs to time such a move properly to avoid standing out in a region still in easing mode and that has attracted a lot of the cash made available by European Central Bank stimulus.
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In a recent phone interview with Business Insider, Christophe Thomas, the hotel's general manager, outlined three essential strategies for attracting millennial guests: thinking local without sacrificing global relevance; providing an unforgettable experience; and standing out aesthetically.
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Last time, Harris, Biden and Sanders held the same stage, while Warren alone was the top candidate on the other night -- though she had the advantage of standing out among a group of lesser-known contenders.
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Women now hold one in four senior roles at companies around the world with Eastern Europe particularly standing out for efforts to enhance gender diversity, according to a global study by professional services firm Grant Thornton.
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Standing out among the '80s retreads was Four Wheels, a coffee table designed by William Sawaya of Milan that paid affectionate tribute to Gae Aulenti's 1980 classic: a low slab of glass on four functioning wheels.
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He walked along the side of the building and immediately noticed others standing out in the parking lot, including 6 or so members of a girls' soccer team who were fundraising in front of the Walmart.
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Television cameras caught him in awkward celebrations in 2015 with Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys — a hated rival in New Jersey — Mr. Christie's pale, red sweater standing out in the luxury box surroundings.
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In high-stakes situations like job interviews, the way you present yourself in a short period of time could mean the difference between standing out as an interesting, viable candidate and getting lost in the shuffle.
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Shaughnessy has now traveled to the accelerator at JINR several times—though she told me she was utterly unprepared for Russia's February cold on her first visit, standing out in a bright red Tampa Bay Buccaneers parka.
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In doing so, Castro made a compelling case for why he is the stronger "immigration candidate," while O'Rourke proved he has trouble standing out against opponents who aren't Ted Cruz (which is kind of a low bar).
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But what Big Little Lies reaffirms, is that in the West, when you walk up to the edge, it is important to look around and see the others who are standing out on the bluffs with you.
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In Seattle, hordes of office workers on lunch break lingered outdoors as Mount Rainier, the highest peak in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest, could be seen from downtown buildings standing out against a blue sky.
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After that, she seemed to be the ideal maturing child star, standing out amongst the Lindsay Lohans and Paris Hiltons of the world, not just for her clean behavior, but for her commitment to her roots — comedy.
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HANOI (Reuters) - As Vietnam's aviation sector booms and passenger numbers rise at double-digit rates, local upstart Bamboo Airways is embracing what it hopes will be a novel way of standing out in a crowded market: Golf.
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Emerging market stocks broadly are expected to outperform, although the outlook for Europe, too, is particularly bright, standing out from previous global surveys of strategists and fund managers in recent years where it tended to be a laggard.
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The life-sized image of Yalhi bin Yalhabouda, standing out in relief from a stone tombstone, was excavated from Palmyra's ancient tombs, said the city's new antiquities chief Hariri, and found in a house in the modern town.
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Instead, their research supports the idea that more people will give their children unique, unusual names during an economic downturn, perhaps as a way of giving their kids a better shot at standing out in a tough economy.
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If "Bixby" is indeed the fruit of the company's recent acquisition of Viv Labs, the company truly will have the making of a product capable of standing out from a crowded field that also includes Siri and Alexa.
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Standing out against profit warnings from peers such as Daimler, PSA said on Wednesday its efficiency drive produced a 24% operating income gain even as deliveries went the other way - with a 27% decline posted earlier this month.
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We got comic Alonzo Bodden -- who won season 3 of "Last Comic Standing" -- out at LAX Tuesday, where he had nothing but good things to say about the way Tiffany handled her show in Miami the night before.
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But it didn't take me long to embrace pink as my signature color during fieldwork, standing out even more prominently in a sea of drab olive greens, matte blacks, muddy browns, and sharp neon orange high-vis gear.
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Beyond standing out among the less inspired buildings of the downtown Chicago area, the new Apple Store also happens to be very poorly thought through considering its thin roof now has dangerous icicles hanging perilously over public walkways.
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So if you want to impress me, keep it short and snappy and follow these three rules: In short, make it easy for me to picture you fitting in perfectly—or standing out in all the right ways.
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The structure of Consumers' Buyline brings to mind Nxivm's setup, with members recruiting other members and the way that Raniere was often introduced late in a participant's membership, standing out of reach at the top of the pyramid.
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But so far, according to Mr. Kitamura, only a handful of its 14,000 staff members in Japan have registered same-sex partners for benefits, something he blamed on ingrained aversion among Japanese to standing out and seeming disruptive.
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But truly standing out among all the owners was Kumin, who had scored a double, snaring both the Oaks and the Derby in one weekend, the first time any owner had done that in more than 60 years.
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He held a master's degree from Renmin University in Beijing and worked for an environmental group affiliated with the government, thus standing out from the blue-collar and rural residents who most often accuse the police of brutality.
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Sen. Kamala Harris — who has largely held on as a top-tier polling candidate after standing out in 2020 debates — is laying off dozens of her campaign aides as her campaign manager cuts his own salary, Axios has confirmed.
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The $99 price tag seems fair for what's being offered, but these earbuds might have a tough time standing out from the crowd if the Gaming Mode doesn't make a huge difference when you're gaming on an Android phone.
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The morning after we'd done it, we were getting ready to go to the airport, I was standing out in front of the hotel and wrote in my head "Lookalike," which is the first song of the second act.
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Still, standing out isn't easy: Everyone is using the tools Instagram has provided, from Gif stickers and emoji polls to new fonts and Boomerangs, to the point where everything you see can start to seem a bit one-note.
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Turning Captain America 3 into Civil War (and thus a battle between Captain America and Iron Man) was, in part, inspired by the impending release of Batman v Superman and hopes of standing out in a crowded superhero landscape.
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Deciding which one or ones to spend your hard-earned money on can be quite a daunting experience, but there's one movie that is standing out among the remakes (Baywatch, Wonder Woman), the sequels (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Costco has a reputation as a good employer with relatively high wages, standing out in a retail industry that has come under increased criticism from labor activists in recent years for not paying workers enough to make ends meet.
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The so-called "Organization Man" of the 1950s, the boring (white male) corporate type resigned to a life of bland middle-class prosperity and nothing that reeked of standing out from the pack, became something of an endangered species.
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But how much standing out can occur when the rules dictate 60 seconds of response time per candidate and 30 seconds of follow-up, meaning each will have, at most, six to 10 minutes, total, to make a case?
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At Gainesville High School, Mr. Gillum, the fifth of seven children of a bus driver and a construction worker, became vice president of the student body, standing out as one of two African-American boys in advanced placement classes.
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They're a prime-time setting that you can't miss, but they don't usurp what is more important for them to win: emphasizing the underdog narrative arc, organizing Iowa, and standing out as a unifier in 2019's political fracas.
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Facebook, Twitter, personal blogs and websites like Medium make it possible for anyone to write a column, leading to a cacophony that can keep any one person from standing out and setting an agenda the way Mr. Breslin did.
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But while "nothing is standing out right now in the region, there's a good chance that there are nation-state actors" readying for potential cyber conflict, said Hayden, who has served as a cybersecurity operator in the electrical sector.
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The eye-catching white stucco spikes and balconies of the building (there's a hotel attached) look almost Grecian standing out against the water, and the museum stays open until the spectacular sunset over the sea is finished each day.
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Teams like the Toledo Mud Hens and the Chattanooga Lookouts have had their unique names for over a century — standing out amongst teams that simply share a name with their Major League parent teams, like the Syracuse Mets or Iowa Cubs.
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The Battle for Casterly Rock in "The Queen's Justice," however, manages to sidestep that dynamic, delivering a clever take on the battle scene without epic resources, thanks to more of the clever filmmaking and editing that's been standing out this season.
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As larger studios enter the game and bring bigger, more polished titles to market (with larger development and marketing budgets), developers will be under increasing pressure to meet shareholder expectations and deliver Clash of Clans-style success while still standing out.
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He had some of the best advanced statistics on the team, or of any big man in the league, with his ability to protect the rim, finish on the roll, and pass the ball standing out as unique on this roster.
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While both of their unique styles and sensibilities are decidedly tomboy (it's practical, after all), they've evolved to explore new ways of standing out from the ankle pant and T-shirt crowd with bright hues, unabashedly girly silhouettes, and distinct hairstyles.
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"The crowd loves a record and if they're gonna be standing out there in crazy, blistering heat on the 4th of July, I mean, if they're doing it, I may as well try and give them a record," he says.
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Despite frigid Boston temperatures and a late-winter snowstorm, physicists swarmed rooms at the March meeting of the American Physical Society, many standing out in the hallway looking in, hoping to hear the latest results about this magic-angle graphene.
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This time it's against Tim Elliott, a former Titan FC flyweight champion, 3-3 UFC vet, and last man standing out of The Ultimate Fighter 24: Tournament of Champions, a season of the reality show organized around finding Johnson's next challenger.
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The neighborhoods targeted for decoy patrols were generally "heavily populated with pensioners, alcoholics, homosexuals, prostitutes and their clients," but also racially diverse enough to allow the members of the nearly all-white STRESS unit to walk the streets without standing out.
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From behind his grand piano and a bank of synthesizers — or sometimes standing out front, with a keytar — he held magnanimous court, presiding over an evening that reaffirmed his legacy in the realm of vanguardist pop, jazz-funk and R&B.
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"I came for Drew Barrymore," interjected Ms. Alden, of Denver, her eyes ringed in pink and orange, the only pop of color standing out against her black suspenders holding up her black mini skirt, a black fedora perched on her head.
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As we've seen with the Browns, you can still bungle extra high-round picks if you get them every year, but the Rams have done pretty well with their haul, with tackle Greg Robinson standing out as a notable exception.
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Colleen Dolan, who lost her daughter, 33-year-old Chelsea Dolan, described standing out in front of Ghost Ship for hours on that awful night, breathing in the same awful fumes that killed her child, feeling the same awful heat.
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But at the end of Mr. Westbrook's driveway, in the shade of charred pines, a 103-year-old Ford Model T somehow escaped with only minor paint damage, standing out like a museum piece in a vast landscape of destruction.
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The Hummer name, according to Waatti, may still have some negative preconceived notions, however he believes "in the long run, it's going to prove to be a smart move" and assist GM in standing out against other highly-anticipated competitors.
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To mark the occasion, some first-term Congress members are standing out in more ways than one: During the swearing-in ceremony, instead of the typical congressional suit in a muted tone, Rashida Tlaib will wear a traditional Palestinian thobe.
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Despite his accolades as a judoka, Kelly's success within the UFC has come as somewhat of a surprise, going 5-1 inside his ongoing UFC tenure while standing out as one of the few unchiselled men to grace the Octagon.
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I'll note that the candidates who stand to benefit the most from these debates — especially Booker, Harris, and Warren — are the ones who have been standing out in my surveys of early-state activists but not necessarily dominating public opinion surveys.
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Standing out among the room's lavender furniture and accents, the centerpiece is undoubtedly a blue neon "Navy" sign sitting behind the crib — a throwback to the sweet way the couple chose to reveal their daughter's name at her baby shower late last year.
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Standing out among a strong and eclectic field, deftly assembled by Barnard around a subtle horizon line that enabled installation of works anywhere from floor to ceiling in a crowded gallery, are a collection of thought archives by Estonian artist Sigrid Viir.
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I asked Jonathan Rochelle, director of product management at Google and the co-founder of Docs, how he sees Google's product standing out from Microsoft's, and he said it came down to the fact that the Jamboard isn't meant to be a computer.
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Rather than get inside one of the containers himself, he then walked along the side of the building toward the parking lot, where a number of people — including a girls soccer team who'd been outside fundraising — were standing out in the open.
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Standing out among the room's lavender furniture and accents, the centerpiece was undoubtedly a blue neon "Navy" sign sitting behind the crib — a throwback to the sweet way the couple chose to reveal their daughter's name at their baby shower late last year.
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Everyone knows that street style is all about standing out — these days, it seems like people will wear just about anything in hopes of getting photographed: From vintage gems and quirky prints to faux furs and funky keychains, nothing is off limits.
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Brightly lighted and heavily shadowed, standing out against his garishly striped robe and the horn he raises to his mouth, the German artist's balding, blocky head reads as a glimmer of self-reflection about to drown in an unthinking tide of rage.
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As dominant as he was on the field, Gronkowski was equally larger than life off it, frequently standing out among the businesslike Patriots, led by Coach Bill Belichick, with his love of partying and his frequent sophomoric humor, delivered with an exaggerated wink.
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Fast-forward to Monday ... when we were told by a Miss Universe source that Steve hadn't actually screwed up -- Miss Philippines was the winner, and Shweta simply jumped the gun by assuming just because she was standing out there, she was the victor.
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But in order to get into that strip mall, you've got to drive by the drug dealers who are standing out in the parking lot yelling 'blow' and having big fistfuls of money in their hands and it's like somebody selling tamales, right?
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BALENCIAGA&aposS $1,245 'T-SHIRT SHIRT' BAFFLES TWITTER USERS Most notably, the carrier has embraced a new signature hue with "Passport Plum," shattering a 30-year tradition of blue and red looks in the hopes of standing out among the domestic competition, Bastian said.
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"People are cannibalizing each other, to usurp a buyer from one another," said Ms. Katzen, who believes the true value of the apartment is around $625,8153 — but she listed lower in the hopes of standing out from a growing number of co-ops for sale.
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Rather than cross-promote using his bigger platform as Yung Lean, ya boy let the new releases largely have a life of their own, which is a rare move in a saturated industry where artists rely on being noticed and standing out from the crowd.
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With the unresolved trade dispute hurting China, which is already growing at its slowest pace since 1990, Brexit risk continually weighing on Europe and the U.K., and with new signs of weakness from Japan, the U.S. is standing out as the best game in town.
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Standing out among the pot-luck offerings friends brought over was a blended rice dish (wild rice, fermented forbidden rice, and long grain white rice) prepared by Correy Mercer Hinckley, one of the hippies from the dinner party, who is also a locally renown chef.
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We spoke with industry experts and real people who've made the ask for advice on how to broach this subject with your boss or HR.These experts suggest paying your dues and standing out as a stellar employee, and using that as leverage to get funding.
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Ms. Mullan's daughter, Antoinette Cannon, 29, a trauma nurse who also works at the hospital, was standing out front with a physician assistant, taking injured patients out of vehicles as they drove up to the hospital and quickly assessing whose conditions were the most precarious.
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As with last year, the move had the effect of taking some of the wind out of its flagship announcement, a sign of a company convinced that standing out from the pack and reversing flagging smartphone sales trends will require some bold decision-making.
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In ten fewer minutes than he averaged last year, Clarkson is averaging the same amount of points, knocking down threes at a more accurate clip, posting the highest assist rate of his career, and, generally standing out as a quality contributor off Los Angeles' bench.
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" Do your own version of that and it's the Monty Python "Life of Brian" movie where he says to his flock that is standing out there, Graham Chapman as the false prophet figure who says, "You're all different, you should all lead independent lives!
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I liked the visual effect but that meant going back in the editing [process] and select images that were standing out, not as much as for their singular value (composition, subject, feel, etc.) but for the ability to convey collectively the "a day in Rome" experience.
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A 'fro might look short, but once you stretch a curl, it goes on and on and on... "Shrinkage is what prevents your coils or your curls from having freedom and from standing out," celebrity hairstylist Anthony Dickey of New York City's Hair Rules tells us.
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"I identify with the word 'diva' in the aspects of wanting to be on my Ps and Qs, wanting to make sure that I am prepared, being professional, and making sure that my looks are individual to who I am and standing out," she told the outlet.
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There is a reason a pair of basic cotton poplin trousers from Bottega Veneta costs $800 and a deceptively simple shearling coat from Mr. Cucinelli can cost almost as much as a Mini Cooper: "That particular customer wants something special," without standing out, Mr. Cucinelli said.
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The political fights of Muhammad Ali "Back in 1968, "danger" was spelled the same way, felt the same way, and it could do the same harm to someone who's standing out by him or herself against the evolution in racism ... There is a sacrifice," he added.
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All the actors have fun with their roles under the direction of Jacob Titus and Mr. Stevens, with Ms. Treadway standing out in particular as the blithely chipper Clara, blissfully inhabiting her own placid world and seemingly untouched by her husband's recent demise — at least at first.
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It's not just the clothes (her turtleneck dress is very different than the low-cut one both Noah and Helen remember her wearing in the last episode); Janelle's knowledge that she's the only Black person at this event makes her sensitive to standing out even more.
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Inside the White House, Cipollone quickly established himself as the opposite of Trump's first White House counsel, Don McGahn — standing out as an affable presence who enjoyed spending time in the Oval Office and who tried to help implement the president's wishes as much as he could.
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But poor students from poor schools we barely recognized would, most of the time, not end up standing out enough to make the cut — even the ones who showed glimmers of promise, like a really glowing letter or recommendation from a teacher or counselor advocating for their star student.
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Amid this turmoil, which has hit the wider online lending market, too, Kabbage (a pun on "cabbage" which itself is slang for money) is standing out both for SMBs, but specifically here for investors, as it positions itself "less fin, and more tech" in the words of Phillips.
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Standing out among Trump critics He made national headlines when he launched a 15-hour plus talkathon on the Senate floor against the nomination of Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court earlier this year, something he joked was "more uncomfortable" than the Ironman triathlon he completed last year.
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"There have been many occasions where I wished I could be thinner or have a different nose or hairline to fit in, but I realized that fitting in is not always as important as it seems; I realized that I love standing out in positive ways!" she wrote.
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He wrote on Saturday that "vernacular languages themselves, often only in a progressive manner, would be able to become liturgical languages, standing out in a not dissimilar way to liturgical Latin for their elegance of style and the profundity of their concepts with the aim of nourishing the faith."
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If baseball is the circle of life, dying as autumn leaves fall and renewing itself each spring, football is a straight line to oblivion: It starts when everything is green and happy and ends with one ragged survivor standing out black against a colorless wash of snow and sky.
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Her stark white silhouettes of ferns, algae, and more capture the forms of nature at certain moments of a specimen's life cycle with utmost accuracy, standing out from the later, more conventional pictures of landscapes and portraits that others such as Frederick K. Coulson and Edward Sheriff Curtis printed in blue.
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When the temperature is so cold that the entire harbor freezes, that signals "time to go out and play," said Whitney Webster, a sixth-generation islander, standing out on the frozen harbor before Algonquin Island, the crowded concrete and glass spires of the city's downtown rising like a ghostly battalion.
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"I was just standing out here working and seen a giant fireball out of the corner of my eye and I looked over and saw smoke billowing and then it started spreading down the tracks about five minutes after that," bystander Patrick Wilson, who works near the scene, told KMOV.
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The framing when Nick unbuckles his pants, with Serena Joy standing out of focus to the side, is amazing for how succinctly it encapsulates so much of what Gilead represents: the rarity of private moments, the currency of women's bodies and the fear of violence in the face of absolute control.
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Alongside her husband Prince Philip, and aided by her son Prince Charles and daughter-in-law Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, the 90-year-old monarch moved through the crowd on the lawns, standing out in a one-button coat and a cerise dress by Karl Ludwig Couture with a matching hat by Philip Sommerville.
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Standing out on the street holding your phone makes you a target for driver impersonators, who will hope that your guard is down and you will get in their car, said Bryant Greening, an attorney who works with accident and assault victims and is a co-founder of the Chicago-based law firm legalrideshare.com.
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Christy Guynn was expecting an ordinary pickup when she got the notification on her Uber app, but upon arriving at the location, she soon realized it wouldn't be a regular drive "I got there and there's three or four guys standing out in the yard and they're holding beers," Guynn told FOX 13 of Salt Lake City.
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Shortly after his mother's death following a terminal diagnosis of leukemia earlier in 2016, Tomlinson released his single "Just Hold On." In the profile Tomlinson open ups about his close relationship with his mother, Johannah Deakin, and how up until her passing the two had an unbreakable bond, with one memory standing out from the rest.
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Though we love a black piece of clothing as much as the next person, this year, we're standing out from the crowd on the subway platform with some not-so-neutral hues: Brown has finally earned its time in the spotlight, leopard looks good with basically everything, and blush pink is having a major moment (shoutout, millennials).
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RELATED: Bernie Sanders beats Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire primary "It's something I'll never forget, being there with Bernie Sanders supporters standing out in the cold in February, waiting for Bernie Sanders to arrive on his bus and him speaking to us standing on top of a pick-up truck," Fiato told CNN on a recent October night.
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They're beautifully rendered (and, full disclosure, I am friendly enough with the game's lead artist Ben Chandler that we've discussed burrito recipes on Twitter), and their lighting and near-emptiness create a distinct feeling that's not unlike the feelings I used to have standing out in some red clay hellhole off the side of the highway.
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"As far as issues with law enforcement officers, well, I always make sure to stop by where they are posted at to deliver smiles and try to brighten their day a little bit as well as to thank them for standing out there day and night throughout all the cold weather watching over everybody and keeping us safe," Liberto told CNN.
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The 36-year-old singer was one of the few men at the star-studded event at Los Angeles' Milk Studios — standing out in a room filled with Hollywood's biggest actresses including Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Lawrence, Gal Gadot, Glenn Close, Sarah Silverman, Chrissy Metz, Shonda Rhimes, Loni Love, Niecy Nash, Emmy Rossum, Bryce Dallas Howard, Olivia Munn, Anna Paquin, Lea Michele, Kyra Sedgwick, Dianne Warren, Isla Fisher and more.
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Museum favorites like its mascot, George Stubbs's "Zebra" (9.63), get places of prominence in their gilded frames, while there are unexpected standouts from paintings that sometimes veer into imperial pomp, such as William Dobson's "Portrait of a Family, Probably that of Richard Streatfeild" (1645), showing a mother pointing at a child who was deceased, her red clothes standing out from the family's black, while skulls haunt the background as a memento mori.
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Its authors, Roland Imhoff and Pia Karoline Lamberty, of the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, who first sought to establish a correlation between 238 participants' "Need for Uniqueness"—standing out from the crowd in the field of opinions, just as some consumers like to when buying goods—and a "Conspiracy Mentality," ascertained with a range of survey questions, before then asking about their specific endorsement of 99 popular conspiracy theories, as well as their prior knowledge of those theories.
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