We had to take everything out and start from scratch.
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Like Mr. Baum, they will have to start from scratch.
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So what are you supposed to do, start from scratch?
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But I wanted to be able to start from scratch.
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Whatever he decides, construction will have to start from scratch.
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"I sort of need to start from scratch," Seth said.
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So I had to start from scratch again on YouTube.
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Remove that ingredient, and it's possible to start from scratch.
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While the app may be new, it didn't start from scratch.
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Someone needs to burn that motel down and start from scratch.
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You're not sitting every day and trying to start from scratch.
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Some senators in both parties have vowed to start from scratch.
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"But right now, we have to start from scratch", he said.
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The only way to do it was to start from scratch.
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I don't have to start from scratch when I come back.
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And all of them had to start from scratch somewhere else.
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With each new outbreak, scientists typically have to start from scratch.
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This caused Landry and his team to essentially start from scratch.
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With computers, in most cases you have to start from scratch.
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"I got to start from scratch with the story," he said.
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It's almost less effort to delete the text and start from scratch.
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You can skip this part altogether and start from scratch instead. 3.
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And if necessary, I'll find myself a job and start from scratch.
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Mr. Rubio and Ms. Trump wouldn't even have to start from scratch.
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The good news is that we don't have to start from scratch.
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If I decide to leave, I would have to start from scratch.
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Unlike Apple's own house-branded AirPods, the company didn't really start from scratch.
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A routine upgrade of an app can mean having to start from scratch.
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Looks like they'll have to take the basic concept and start from scratch.
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"You come here and you start from scratch," said Janssen in an interview.
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That way, you won't have to start from scratch if the relationship ends.
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We can't just start from scratch and expect for that to be fair.
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"We can't start from scratch by developing everything ourselves," Serra told the newspaper.
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I ended up having to wash my entire face and start from scratch.
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I realized that I needed to sit with myself and start from scratch.
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Google can instantly provide a million answers because it doesn't start from scratch.
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"The concept there is not for everyone to have to start from scratch."
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"We start from scratch and help these people find themselves again," says Mr Ozawa.
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"They decided it would be easier to start from scratch," the second person said.
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His NBA dream no longer on life support, Green had to start from scratch.
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According to national law, the case has to start from scratch after the ruling.
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Some senators are signalling they may want to start from scratch on health care.
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When you think about building a subscription service, you can't just start from scratch.
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Does that mean you want to burn it all down and start from scratch?
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Meanwhile, several factors create a case to start from scratch with the X-Men.
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Tesla is gobsmacked as he realizes he has to start from scratch once again.
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The island will have to start from scratch, creating itself anew, physically and psychologically.
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From here, there's no choice but to die on purpose and start from scratch.
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Gianaris says he wants the deal to be "torn up" and start from scratch.
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Cutifani told reporters on a conference call, there was a need to start from scratch.
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But, when it went to the Senate, Republican senators said they would start from scratch.
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Rather than start from scratch, Wülfing paints the dog heads on old photos she's found.
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Instead, the administration will start from scratch, issuing a new executive order, the department said.
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"I don't think you need to start from scratch to make health care more efficient."
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"Because you start from scratch," Petersen told reporters about why rebuilding is the proper term.
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"Who knows what would have happened if we had to start from scratch next year?"
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We almost feel guilty enough to trash these Pizza Rolls and literally start from scratch.
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Conventional wisdom suggests Marvel Studios will start from scratch, folding the mutants into its cinematic universe.
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You don't want to have to start from scratch when you're finally able to fight again.
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The question, he says, is whether to start from scratch or buy an existing European company.
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Vimeo's advantage in this market, Levin said, is that it doesn't have to start from scratch.
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You can import images from disk or start from scratch and everything syncs seamlessly to OneDrive.
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"In January 22008, I decided we had to start from scratch on new technology," Boden says.
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Because the designs of most projects differ, contractors have to start from scratch for each one.
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It's leading some to sidestep it entirely and just start from scratch with a new account.
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"It's really liberating to start from scratch sometimes," says Erik Kay, director of engineering, communications products.
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But unlike UBS, neither has a mainland joint venture and would need to start from scratch.
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"It's an incredible gift to start from scratch," said Dr. Clay Johnston, the school's first dean.
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Neither of us when we started out were well connected and had to start from scratch.
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The second now-$99 option lets you collaborate with a Havenly designer to start from scratch.
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Now, the bill is headed to the Senate, where the entire process will start from scratch.
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You can never start from scratch, and most successful revolutionaries have deep traditions to draw on.
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For Alto, the shift meant the startup had to essentially "start from scratch again," said Coleman.
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When the House bill fails this morning, the Senate -- and, therefore, the House -- start from scratch.
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It's time to wipe down the counter, tighten our apron strings, and start from scratch. Harsh?
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In these moments, we seek the ability to correct our mistake without having to start from scratch.
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Ever look in the mirror at your current hairstyle and get the urge to start from scratch?
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But increases are always inflated when you start from scratch than when you've been around for decades.
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While he's received a number of suggestions for new names, he doesn't want to start from scratch.
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In November, another company bought out Advanced Biomedics, meaning that the program will essentially start from scratch.
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Obviously, very few districts elsewhere are going to replicate the New Orleans model and start from scratch.
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Because the amendment was attached, the Senate had to start from scratch on a new Yemen resolution.
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In some ways, it is easier to start from scratch than to retouch a creation like this.
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So as painful as it was, I had to let it all go and start from scratch again.
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Were you writing songs and starting to see a line between them or did you start from scratch?
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Right or wrong, a nation like ours doesn't start from scratch each time we move a major fleet.
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In response to the latest health care setback, President Donald Trump told his party to start from scratch.
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They would have to start from scratch and enter ascension talks with the EU from a disadvantaged position.
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We all discussed it, but the idea was just to keep the title and then start from scratch.
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The spot on the show was intended to promote Jean's new DJ self-help book Start from Scratch.
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If these efforts succeed, it means the 2020 nominee — whoever it is — won't have to start from scratch.
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All you can do is say, OK, we have to start from scratch bringing the power back up.
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Federal agencies don't need to start from scratch as states have already done much of the early legwork.
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You can start from scratch using your email address or you can import your personal information from Intuit.
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In its letter to the Senate, AARP called for Congress to "start from scratch" on a new bill.
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"They get to start from scratch, without the financial and operational burden of aging network infrastructure," Gellman says.
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And, whereas each new dermatology resident needs to start from scratch, Thrun's algorithm keeps ingesting, growing, and learning.
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If trilateral strategic nuclear arms control is of interest, the three countries will have to start from scratch.
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You can give it a short segment of music to get it started or have it start from scratch.
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You don't build a group of friends or collection of content, so each day you essentially start from scratch.
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Noisey: Is Air a direct continuation of your earlier EPs Stargazer and November, or did you start from scratch?
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" He added, "I don't think aesthetically we have to start from scratch because we're always inspired by each other.
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"You've got to start from scratch and wipe the slate clean of all these apps and services," says Newport.
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And X.ai's team of 60 employees didn't have to start from scratch when it came to understanding natural language.
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I'm really impressed by people who just leave everything and start from scratch but I would never do that.
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Microsoft is clearly playing to its existing strengths in the education space, rather than attempting to start from scratch.
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"If you start from scratch, it could be 10 to 15 years before you reap any reward," she said.
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That may be too many, according to the report, which recommends a start-from-scratch review of all deployments.
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IBM&aposs Model Asset eXchange is a place where AI/ML programmers don&apost have to start from scratch.
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This was a prototype project with a miniscule amount of funding, so we really didn't want to start from scratch.
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It will not serve the interests of the financial system or the Trump Administration's economic program to start from scratch.
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What's more, it may not be necessary to rip up what DeVos calls the "failed system" and start from scratch.
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If I have some hope going forward, it would be that Twitter start from scratch on the whole security thing.
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But senators have indicated they could significantly revise that legislation, or start from scratch on their own Obamacare replacement bill.
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There are three key features that make Scrivener a good tool to start from scratch and write a first draft.
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And those Russians didn't have to start from scratch: They merely took advantage of our evident prejudices and inchoate anger.
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But many of those young Africans, who had dreams of new beginnings in Europe, are forced to start from scratch.
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Start with a template or start from scratch, then use Canva's intuitive editing tools to put together something really eye-catching.
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A slight miscalculation means having to start from scratch—not a pleasant prospect when you're dealing with 24-hour fermentation periods.
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After you work for CNN where you're reaching 200 million people, I was ... to not have that and start from scratch?
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But where Stratasys' solution requires companies to start from scratch, the new Formlabs offering simply slots in existing Form 2999 printers.
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It feels like the show will have to start from scratch and tell a compelling story arc in far less time.
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If we could start from scratch, many, perhaps most, health economists would recommend single-payer, a Medicare-type program covering everyone.
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She says she will have to gut the house and start from scratch as the family has nowhere else to go.
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Don't be shy, Teki; was this a one take wonder or did you have to start from scratch a few times?
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Half the time, engaging with a heuristic like that can fry its OS and then you have to start from scratch.
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LCH already has operations in New York and would therefore not have to start from scratch, making any move less costly.
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Worse, each time you want a neural net to recognize a new type of item, you have to start from scratch.
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This way, his team didn't have to start from scratch but could build on the work of people using the site.
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The watch had already received a certain amount of funding for development, and so it wasn't a total start from scratch.
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" I tried a few more unsuccessfully, and eventually said, "Okay, why don't I start from scratch and see how that goes?
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Plus, since it's beginner-friendly, you'll start from scratch and work your way up to more intricate topics and specialty languages.
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Working with a therapist who shares their religion means patients "don't have to start from scratch explaining things," said Dr. Awaad.
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Instead of trying to start from scratch like Facebook's Lasso, Instagram could cross-promote Reels heavily to its own billion users.
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You can (and should) reach out to these old connections — rather than start from scratch — just go about it the right way.
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In the past, there has been a hangover after these anti-Trump actions and the next movement has to start from scratch.
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While businesses are the sources of job creation, The good news is that Congress doesn't need to start from scratch on this.
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Because these Green Cards are tied to employment, changing jobs or starting their own business could force them to start from scratch.
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But in today's one-click world, where virtually everything can be asked — and answered — online, it felt refreshing to start from scratch.
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Open-sourcing allows for companies to not have to start from scratch, using existing software and modifying it for their own purposes.
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Do you have any base-level templates that you can build these UIs on top of or do you start from scratch?
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"When we're going to a new product, we start from scratch, and we try to understand the fundamentals first," Mr. Crawford said.
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Stoffels said the pharmaceutical company needed to start from scratch on this vaccine, much like how it operated in the Zika outbreak.
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After months of tenuous back-and-forth, West fired the management team handling the negotiation, and Shults had to start from scratch.
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Until now, forms dropped you right into the editor when you started a new form, but you always had to start from scratch.
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We are going to start from scratch and cut entire categories of spending, as opposed to the smaller, realistic cuts we explored before.
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"We would really reach a point where we would have to start from scratch in forming our ties with the EU," she said.
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"They effectively had to start from scratch", Berlin's mayor Michael Müller, who is also the head of the airport's advisory board, said recently.
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I'm not sure whether in today's world where DoorDash exists, it's in 3,000 cities, if that would make sense to start from scratch.
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Hello Sunshine's potential in this space would instead come from its growing fan base, rather than something it has to start from scratch.
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They're not even going to consider it, but instead start from scratch, developing their own proposal, or perhaps simply allow repeal to whither.
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The guidance sets out nine principles that tell regulators to start from scratch when asked for a licence by a British financial firm.
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De León cannot transfer any of the money he raised for his state campaigns; he must start from scratch with his federal account.
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We would have to make a fresh start from scratch and did not have a realistic idea of the odds we would face.
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The stakes are high and if Steve can't get it together, he and Bernadette will have to claim bankruptcy, and start from scratch.
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The GOP's presumptive nominee has said he would scrap the nation's trade agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and start from scratch.
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After the city's board rejected the original plans to build the museum in 2012, the Guggenheim Foundation essentially had to start from scratch.
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"Every generation, we take the previous architecture, and — it depends on the building blocks — we decided either improve or start from scratch," said Srouji.
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I think what we always talk about in Silicon Valley is how hard it is to start from scratch and run a start-up.
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It's a move that lets Spacer make its entry into the U.S. market without having to establish its own office and start from scratch.
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She says one of her biggest fears was losing the race and having to start from scratch in her career as a public servant.
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Or maybe it's refreshing, like I'm starting over—I don't know what to do anymore, I have to start from scratch, like a baby.
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"Unlike start-ups that really start from scratch, we already have a menagerie of companies which we believe will function better, together," Lavie said.
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If you want to start from start from scratch hit the blue and pink rocket (which says Reset) and then click the right option.
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"The mayor and the deputy mayors will be gone and the lobbyists would, to a certain degree, have to start from scratch," she said.
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Everything had come crashing down that year and I knew I had to start from scratch, make new professional connections and create new opportunities.
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Negotiations on a Republican bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act have moved to the Senate — where senators will start from scratch.
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"You never know going into 2016, because you always start from scratch," said Stephen Brooks, Christie's deputy chief executive, in a telephone interview from London.
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Your Hiddleswift couple's costume is already outdated, so you may as well start from scratch and dig deeper into the pop culture vault for inspiration.
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Not as wrong as Zenefits, which had to fire it CEO, blow up its whole brand and start from scratch rebuilding trust with insurance clients.
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"I don't watch her or anything so I wanted to start from scratch when it came to meeting other celebrities from the house," she explains.
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He added that Republicans would not start from scratch with committee hearings and the like but would stay with the leadership-led process underway now.
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Layer3's biggest edge over the incumbents is the ability to start from scratch — but with a lot of cash and industry experience behind it.
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But rather than start from scratch, it took proven technology that captures carbon dioxide emissions and slapped it onto a coal plant built in 1982.
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"Sometimes a hurricane can be a silver lining," he said, as it can be easier to start from scratch than trying to remodel outdated infrastructure.
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"A player who has tested positive should start from scratch like everyone else and win her place back," French WTA player Alize Cornet told reporters.
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My boss was hard on me, constantly demanding I do better—and sometimes even telling me to overhaul an entire project and start from scratch.
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He says he's excited to start from scratch, and I couldn't help but notice the room he's leaving doubled as a shrine to his past.
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Every few months, I have to erase my Spotify playlist and start from scratch because I get sick and tired of the songs on it.
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If you have a truly abused skillet, you'll need to start from scratch by stripping the seasoning and going through multiple rounds of restoring it.
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McConnell said earlier this week that he would use a nonimmigration bill as the base for the debate, essentially letting the Senate start from scratch.
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In other words, discard what's in use in order to start from scratch, on your own terms, as if the past was of little importance.
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In addition, it's a lot easier for a huge traditional company like Disney to disrupt itself than it is for a startup to start from scratch.
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"The Sanders plan, in a different universe, I would jump up and down and say this is a great way to start from scratch," Wherry said.
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Abbott saves snapshots after every show he does so he can recall all his setup work instantly, instead of having to start from scratch every time.
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Senators have signaled that they could change major parts of the bill, or even start from scratch, before it goes back to the House for approval.
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McConnell said earlier this week that he would use a non-immigration bill as the base for the debate, essentially letting the Senate start from scratch.
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However, they've come to the asinine conclusion that the only way forward is to blow up everything, give power to the Democrats and start from scratch.
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Why start from scratch when you can replicate some of the best things Snapchat has to offer in an app that already has a billion users?
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So to stop it and go back and start from scratch to plan and decide what's best for our community seems like going back in time.
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There, a $2347,2000 house was on the low end of the market — "and that was a knock-down, start-from-scratch kind of place," he said.
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But she doesn't just want to replace Trump and his administration with better actors; she wants to blow up the existing system and start from scratch.
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Incumbent tech giants maintain a huge advantage in popularizing new functionality because they instantly interoperate with a user's existing data rather than making them start from scratch.
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While you'll be able to carry over characters from the original to the sequel, you'll need to largely start from scratch with new abilities, weapons, and gear.
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It ignores the realities of governing in a complex, modern society, and assumes you can just somehow start from scratch again (think about the verb "to drain").
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However, Campbell argues that this partnership will make building the Artemis-7 more affordable since the companies won't have to start from scratch on the key components.
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Other South Korean conglomerates such as Samsung and Lotte have made smaller bets on North Korea and will need to start from scratch if economic ties resume.
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Lasso will have to start from scratch as a standalone app, and Facebook's previous teen-focused standalones like Slingshot and Poke failed spectacularly with the same strategy.
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For Beyond Good and Evil 2, the team opted to start from scratch with a custom engine of their own design, largely because of the project's scope.
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After the AHCA passed the House last month, Republican senators said they (a committee of all men) would start from scratch rather than vote on the AHCA.
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Rather than start from scratch, developers can take what Microsoft has already accomplished, and do the relatively minor amount of work to customize it for their needs.
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Three months ago, we could have used the WHO tests instead of developing a CDC test that was so defective that they had to start from scratch.
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When the device restarts, choose to continue the Powerwash process, and you'll eventually be asked to sign in with a Google account and start from scratch again.
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And, if the 67-year-old lost all of his money overnight and had to start from scratch, he would do "exactly the same thing," he says.
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For the goggles, Mr. Gutierrez, who now works on airplane flight for the United States Air Force, not only had to start from scratch in building them.
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I Am Mother, on Netflix June 7, attempts to figure out what would happen if someone pressed the reset button on humanity and tried to start from scratch.
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That meeting with Nadella ultimately led to Microsoft's huge decision to jettison the browser it built in house and start from scratch using Chromium as a new foundation.
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If psychology finds it has to start from scratch evaluating its hypotheses, at least it will be able to do so in a manner that's more methodologically sound.
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I love the entire idea of a linguist trying to start from scratch in communicating with aliens, but I found the way she went about it endlessly questionable.
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Because the Goodlatte measure was central to the discharge petition, and has already seen action on the floor, supporters of the petition will have to start from scratch.
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If we had to start from scratch and design a medicine to help lead us out of the opioid epidemic, it would likely look very much like cannabis.
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You can modify an existing template, or start from scratch on a new document and use your app's layout tools for type style and size, color and alignment.
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Beyond the main culprits — like high taxes and even higher student debt — it's just plain intimidating to leave good jobs and start from scratch on a new concept.
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A special prosecutor appointed to oversee the re-examination of the case said last week that authorities would virtually "start from scratch" after previous mishandling of the case.
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A better attitude is to start from scratch with each project — to focus on all there is left to learn and all the room we have left improve.
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However, it&aposs hard to detect the VPNFilter infection, and updated devices may have been infected before patches were applied, so it might be best to start from scratch.
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The experience of nearly losing her child had almost cost her citizenship as well; it would take her another three years to start from scratch and redo the process.
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The issue raises other questions: Would the current state's attorney share all the evidentiary material with a special prosecutor, or would the special prosecutor need to start from scratch?
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Post-adoption I needed to figure out how to start from scratch with new peers, though, a task made more difficult given the difference in our respective cultural upbringings.
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The decision means that moves by Petrobras, as the company is known, to sell off a controlling stake in its fuels distribution unit BR Distribuidora will start from scratch.
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Not one Republican had served in the House majority when they took over in 1995, and Gingrich really had to start from scratch to figure out how to govern.
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"You would pretty much have to start from scratch for the environmental chapter," said Ben Beachy, a trade expert and director of the Sierra Club's A Living Economy program.
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The sale of BR Distribuidora, as the company's fuel distribution unit is commonly known, will have to start from scratch because of the ruling, Parente told reporters in Brasilia.
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One day you might even decide you want to give Twitter or Snapchat another chance, and it'll be a lot easier if you don't have to start from scratch.
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It was the first time I'd ever dealt with puppetry, so we had to figure out how to start from scratch and learn the entire process day by day.
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Partoba Pangaribuan, an activist and member of the Indonesian Supporters Discussion Forum (FDSI), told VICE Sports that he doesn't think the government should unfreeze the PSSI, but start from scratch.
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"This agency has gone astray and has so broken the trust, particularly in cities like mine, I believe we would all be better served to start from scratch," she said.
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Then you stand in front of a VR mirror to customize your face, hair, clothing and more (or start from scratch if you don't have a good photo to use).
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To prep for his rendition of Elliott's "Get Your Freak On"—which Freeman called "a very interesting and painless experience"—the Going in Style star had to start from scratch.
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If they do, they'd have to start from scratch and amass 218 signatures — an effort that would likely be much more difficult now after a discouraging bout of immigration negotiations.
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That could mean going back to the European Union to start from scratch and negotiate a new deal — but it could also mean drastic steps like a no-deal Brexit.
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To be fair, the McCurrys didn't start from scratch in 2004: Between the two of them, they had about $49,000 from investments that had accumulated during college and grad school.
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The couple, also parents to son Austin, 2, moved into a new 4-bedroom home in L.A. this year and were excited to start from scratch with their daughter's space.
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She would be 30 years old and would have to start from scratch with no ranking, although she would surely not lack for wild cards even after a drug suspension.
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The announcement of the dropped charges comes as prosecutors say they will essentially start from scratch in reviewing the water crisis in order to expand the scope of the investigation.
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The house-cleaning move means Perez can start from scratch as he remakes a DNC that was rocked by hacks, accusations of favoritism and leadership shakeups during the 2016 campaign.
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But serious structural problems meant the building had to be demolished, and with the chance to start from scratch, Mr. Rebelo de Andrade began to consider a more radical design.
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To begin, Pilot isn't trying to force companies to completely rip out their bookkeeping software and start from scratch, and instead start to collect the electronic information they already have.
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"Here you are, a black man—you start from scratch and work your way up, thirty years out here struggling—and there's something wrong with my business model?" he said.
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I had been doing it for a couple of months and got good enough to take kill contracts—meaning, if I defeated your character, you had to start from scratch.
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"One other outgrowth of the current crisis is the number of restructuring transactions that are just being torn up and where the debtor needs to start from scratch," Shah said.
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Current President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has criticized how the case was handled, while a special prosecutor in his administration said authorities would "start from scratch" to unravel what happened.
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I want to share three of our biggest insights from our experiences adapting so you don't have to start from scratch or wonder which of your processes needs an update.
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The league now is increasingly dominated by billionaires capable of paying nine- and even 10-digit sums for teams, not the start-from-scratch entrepreneurs who cobbled together ownership groups.
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"Unfortunately it has been five years of feeding lies, we practically prefer to start from scratch because at first everything was done badly," de la Cruz said in an interview.
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"If #antitrust law doesn't even block a 4-3 merger like this, we need to start from scratch," she tweeted, referring to the market shrinking to three from four competitors.
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You can plug in an Apple calendar or a Google calendar as the basis of your schedule in Calendars, or you can start from scratch again when you've installed the app.
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"It can be much easier to build a digital society if there are no legacy systems and you can start from scratch," says Kaspar Korjus, head of Estonia's e-residency programme.
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He faced two choices: Abandon MXOEmu as it was, a fake world where punches don't hit and existence has no purpose; or throw the whole thing out and start from scratch.
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It is crucial that the state legislature come to terms on the proposal before the end of the year, or else lawmakers will be forced to start from scratch in 2017.
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That process must start from scratch in China, because many front-line therapies are not available domestically, with the country's regulatory approvals lagging those in the U.S. or Europe by years.
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If Congress wants true tax reform that benefits working people, it would make more sense to start from scratch and think about what we want our tax system to look like.
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Since leaving that job, I've often thought of his advice — especially when I realize, halfway through a project, that the best thing may be to scrap it and start from scratch.
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It struck me that this is a country at an inflection point, with a generation trying to start from scratch in many ways, and make a clean break from the past.
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Ask a Showrunner When Hulu hired Bruce Miller as the showrunner for a television adaptation of Margaret Atwood's classic dystopian novel "The Handmaid's Tale," he didn't have to start from scratch.
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It doesn't seem impossible that in my mind state I would have welcomed a worldwide do‑over, an Adam and Eve scenario in which I got to start from scratch with everything.
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With an internal ten-year battery, "The Legend of Zelda" was the first cartridge-based game to allow the player to save progress and not have to start from scratch every time.
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The company's instant film factories were destroyed and Impossible Project basically had to start from scratch to recreate the instant-developing chemistry before it could even sell a single pack of film.
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He vowed to stand by the people until they are safe, and acknowledged that the both Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands have been "wiped out" and rebuilding must start from scratch.
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A letter to every senator from AARP urged them to oppose the House's American Health Care Reform Act, and to have the Senate "start from scratch" in writing new health-care legislation.
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One insurance industry source recently predicted that this would trigger a wave of cancellation notices, as insurers would want to ditch their sicker patients and start from scratch with a healthier population.
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" Earlier this year, Gane spoke to Noisey and explained that when it comes to music, it's sometimes better to leave the past behind and "start from scratch and learn a new language.
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"I like to say you need three things to create a successful company when you start from scratch: a great value proposition, a great business model, and great implementation skills," he said.
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"The problem with OCR technology is that each company has to start from scratch — setting up hundreds of 'templates' to capture important fields and implementing 'rules' to interpret this data," says Shipamax.
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Whether you're already Cisco certified and need to re-up or you want to start from scratch, The Complete 2020 Cisco CCNA Certification Prep Course will help you ace the new exam.
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"What you want to avoid is a situation where resources are so depleted when you come out of a primary in May that you have to start from scratch," the source said.
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" Glassman also advises clients to give their investment mix a fresh look every year or so, to start "from scratch, and then be purposeful as far as what they allocate in each account.
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The site joins the likes of Modsy and other home-design companies that are bringing a virtual approach to design, making it easier for you to redo your apartment or start from scratch.
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The reason why we're seeing more of these features is because Apple has built a platform called ARkit that allows developers not to have to start from scratch building their own AR technology.
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If you've found yourself in a career rut, the best choice may just be to start from scratch and learn to code — no matter how many years of job experience you may have.
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I'd made attempts to get started, with carefully named and numbered folders, but again and again I'd run out of time to finish the job and then have to start from scratch again.
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The layoffs came after Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi asked every member of his executive leadership team if they were to start from scratch, would their respective organizations look the way they do today?
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Equally satisfying were the upgrades that would randomly pop up, turning your blaster into a weapon that would make tank drivers nervous—at least until you died and had to start from scratch again.
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If he is right, then he has only one option -- rescind the order, start from scratch ... write a new order that will both protect the security of the United States and avoid constitutional challenge.
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It also got a hold of a developed autonomous technology upon which the company can build rather than having to start from scratch, bringing GM that much closer to where Google X already is.
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There seems to be no simple way to reset the app, however, so once you've answered the questions it's not clear if you can start from scratch, or have your friend try it out.
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Still, he told us one of the biggest advantages that Aurora enjoys is that it was able to use the learnings of its three founders and to start from scratch, whereas big companies cannot.
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The offering is an interesting one for users who already own an Echo device, helping them improve the sound of the products without forcing them to start from scratch with a self-contained product.
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Levin claims that Vimeo can run this unnamed service at a "fraction of the cost" of its competitors, because it won't need to pay "billions" for programming, and won't need to start from scratch.
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But when she attempted to make the career transition without going back to school, she discovered that her only option would have been to basically start from scratch and take a huge pay cut.
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When Chinese tech companies arrive in U.S. and European markets, they need to start from scratch, according to Bessie Lee, founder and CEO at Chinese start-up incubator and early stage venture fund Withinlink.
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"I liken it to a bunch of ants building an ant hill and then somebody comes with a hose and washes it all away and you just have to start from scratch," he said.
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There are a couple of groups currently working on open source architecture, which would allow companies to build their 5G technology on top of existing, publicly available infrastructure, without needing to start from scratch.
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I quickly realized that it can be risky to rely on income from just two clients, because if they both end their contracts with you, you have to start from scratch with business development.
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But Collins sounded so resolute in her opposition to the BCRA's impacts on Medicaid as a whole that even with additional funds, she continued her calls to start from scratch with a bipartisan deal.
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And while the automatic reaction is to throw them in the trash and start from scratch (or, even worse, go cookie-less), we've got a simple solution to save you in a pinch every time.
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He started making his own neural network, but found that publicly available APIs provided enough speed and accuracy that he could focus on the other parts of the app without having to start from scratch.
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He argued the U.S. should not start "from scratch" and get "rid of private insurance," but instead expand coverage beyond the law known as Obamacare by giving Americans the option to buy a public plan.
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Boast about your success in cracking a message, and you risk broadcasting to your enemies that their communications are being read, meaning that they might change their codes and require you to start from scratch.
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Although the court's ruling is provisional if Congress and the government want to re-impose the rules, the legislative process would need to start from scratch, former congressional legislative director Ana Isabel Antillon told Reuters.
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"Every politician made loads of promises to make everything better, start from scratch and remodel the forest, but then almost nothing at all happened," said José Santos Marques, the mayor of Oleiros for 28 years.
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As TechCrunch previously reported, these layoffs are a result of Khosrowshahi asking every member of his executive leadership team if they were to start from scratch, would their respective organizations look the way they do?
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Sophia Roosth, a Harvard historian of science who was not involved in the new paper, said she did not think ethicists would have to start from scratch to find rules for these strange new Sheefs.
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Part of the reason for this is that it has become difficult to compete on knowledge because there aren't many tools available and developers who choose to start from scratch waste precious time reinventing the wheel.
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Some of this has to do with the fact that The Force Awakens did the heavy lifting by introducing (or in some cases reintroducing) these characters to us, so Johnson doesn't have to start from scratch.
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Of course, there are times when the "start from scratch" approach means sacrificing immediate growth for long-term sustainability, which can be a hard pill to swallow, especially in the fast-moving world of Silicon Valley.
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One Republican senator said it appeared that McConnell expected his conference to rally behind the House bill after it was revised and did not intend to start "from scratch," as Collins and other GOP senators wanted.
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Thrilled to "start from scratch," they picked their 50-by-100-lot and "put our own brush stroke on it from the get go," Mr. Tsamutalis said, including $50,000 in upgrades to the $1.88 million house.
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" For Williams, it does not seem fair to have to start from scratch with no seeding, and even Ivanka Trump chimed in last week, tweeting, "No person should ever be penalized professionally for having a child.
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The experience is slightly improved here, however, as the C264 Mini offers up to four save states for each game, so you don't need to start from scratch every time you hit the wrong button and die.
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Rather than being able to rely on the publicly disclosed information that would be required, for example, if the AI developers were patenting their technology, new competitors would essentially have to start from scratch — a severe disadvantage.
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It is a management best-practice and quite common for staff at large organizations to prepare these kinds of documents, so that processes don't have to start from scratch every time a new person joins the team.
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To the Editor: Paul Krugman seems convinced that "if we could start from scratch," the best way to achieve universal health care would be through a single-payer, improved Medicare-for-all approach advocated by Bernie Sanders.
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After all, it is only a healthy dollop of greed and a belief in a better future that prompts people to start from scratch and try to cross the moat that has been dug around corporate America.
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I was getting fucked up, and kinda fell off the yoga train and shit, and had to work my way back into it, and detox again, and just kind of start from scratch all over again, bro.
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I said, "Let me send you my two scripts," and he said, "I want to start from scratch, but I want to do something that's a road picture in the same wheelhouse as "Pee-wee's Big Adventure.
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If Russia gets any whiff of what specific avenues the FBI has managed to uncover, it can quickly shut them down and divert its efforts elsewhere, drying up sources and forcing the FBI to start from scratch.
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After Hurricane Maria, AT&T had to start from scratch in rebuilding its network in parts of Puerto Rico and chose to bury fiber and use more steel rather than wood poles to better withstand high winds.
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A hygienic collapse brings with it truly horrific consequences, but also, in the eyes of a certain faction, cleanses society of its rot and provides a chance to start from scratch on a new set of terms.
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"If I lost everything and had to start from scratch, I would find a problem everybody had and I'd solve it," O'Leary tells CNBC Make It. Currently, he says that would likely be something related to healthy food.
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Working out the puzzle of growing up Having the relative carte blanche of HBO means that Girls has a pretty long leash when it wants to, say, drop every single one of its plotlines and start from scratch.
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The disc in question allegedly contains the source code to the original StarCraft game that GameSpot reported as being lost back in 2000 — it forced Blizzard to start from scratch on its massively popular real-time strategy game.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico should "start from scratch" rebuilding its already outdated power infrastructure after deadly Hurricane Maria last year devastated it and left citizens marooned, the U.S. central banker overseeing the island territory said on Thursday.
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The party-line vote, which squeaked through the House by a 217-213 tally, merely sends the charged issue to the Senate, where the entire process will start from scratch—if it gets off the ground at all.
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It's a little different for smaller, independent productions, but they have all sorts of other issues; if they commit to an idea and it doesn't entirely work out, they may not have the resources to start from scratch.
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That had been precipitated by a line-up change, a lifestyle change, and going from feeling at one point that my band was doomed to feeling like we had a future and I could start from scratch again.
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The tech giants, more nimble money transfer companies and even startups will all close in on the opportunity: build out or start from scratch tools that enable us to communicate, work, trade and transact all in one place.
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My aunties, my uncles, my mother had left middle-class comfort in the Philippines to start from scratch in the boiler room of working-class America, in the hopes of gifting their children the luxuries of an American life.
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It's unclear if Republicans will start from scratch on a new bill, but in the meantime Obamacare will continue—even though the Internal Revenue Service is not going to be enforcing the requirement to have insurance (the individual mandate).
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But House rules dictate that they'd have to start from scratch, raising real doubts that they could find the 218 signatures needed to force action on more popular DACA legislation before the next signing deadline, which is July 11.
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If the 67-year-old lost all of his money overnight and had to start from scratch, he knows exactly what he would do: Start all over again as an entrepreneur, launching a new business he hasn't tried yet.
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And while I stood in my kitchen with one hand stirring the pot and one hand on my hip, I thought of how Puerto Rico, a country already steps behind, is going to have to start from scratch…again.
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He made the decision not to hire established celebrity actors for the show, which would mathematically increase its chances of attention, but to start from scratch with lesser-known talent: "At HBO, we make our own stars," Bloys said.
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But as a new report by Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm, makes clear, there is still much to do, especially in the dollar markets, where SOFR had to start from scratch, and cash markets (for example corporate loans and mortgages).
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But a lack of clarity on what is in store after Humala's term ends on July 28 worries Swiss refiner Metalor Technologies SA. "It's unacceptable, in our view, for a new government to start from scratch," said Metalor's attorney Jose Camino.
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"Insofar as the Trump administration had been willing to throw the niceties of Arab-Israeli peace by the wayside and start from scratch, I think it actually gives more of a chance for a resolution rather than less," Pletka said.
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The most obvious application for virtual reality is hard-core gaming, so it will be easier for Sony to market the devices to its gaming customers than it will be for Oculus and HTC to start from scratch, he said.
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"They give us a platform to grow from," said Maarten Wetselaar, who heads Shell's new energies business and its natural gas unit, which means "we will be able to grow much faster than if we were to start" from scratch.
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It needs progressive change in policy from the U.S. It's been such a rocky start to the year 2020 in Puerto Rico that hundreds of locals decided to tear it all up and start from scratch at the end of January.
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The crash strips the survivors of most of the tools that would have allowed them to easily survive on the world, and they have to start from scratch, figuring out how to deal with native plant life that seems aggressive and uncannily intelligent.
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But Clinton campaign manager John Podesta quickly pushed back, reiterating that the Democratic nominee doesn't want a vote before or after the election and would likely start from scratch on trade, negating years of work on the TPP, which was completed in October.
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"AARP urges you to 'start from scratch' and craft health care legislation that ensures robust insurance market protections, controls costs, improves quality, and provides affordable coverage to all Americans," AARP Executive Vice President Nancy LeaMond wrote in a letter sent to senators Monday.
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Yet the more monumental retail push occurred last summer, when Amazon purchased grocery chain Whole Foods for $13.7 billion and proved, yet again, that Bezos is willing and able to buy his way into a new market when it's unfavorable to start from scratch.
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Trump's negotiations with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Friday appeared to be an attempt to start from scratch — resulting, according to Schumer, in a tentative agreement to legalize DREAMers in exchange for much or all of the money needed to build Trump's wall.
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He does want to start from scratch at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, though, reworking it into a model more reminiscent of Obama for America, working year-round on the ground across the country to build up a grassroots network to rival the Republicans'.
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It's as if Miró had lost track of what to paint, and even of how and why, and had had to start from scratch, painting from life for the first time in many years with no motive beyond the burning intensity of his anguish.
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This tracks closely with what Americans supported at the ballot box last November, when voters in swing districts throughout the nation elected candidates who promised to strengthen our current system — not eliminate it and start from scratch with a one-size-fits-all program.
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The closest relative to Flinthook is one of my favorites of the last few years, Rogue Legacy, in which players are forced to start from scratch after dying, but with the chance to buy upgrades and perks that might make the next run more successful.
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"One has to look at the new working conditions, the routines have been upended by new techniques, you have to start from scratch," said George Ribeill, a historian and sociologist who used to be director of research at l'École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées.
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Either way, all the writers start from scratch with their sources, calling friends and family caught in the midst of funeral planning, scanning yellowed clippings from the paper's "morgue" archives, and acting as their own fact checkers in the race against the evening's deadline.
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"I expect a massive marketing push from these cannabis companies as they go from building out their production and distribution infrastructure to fighting each other for market share," he said, adding that even industry leaders will have to start from scratch given the lack of brand loyalty.
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An Age of Heroes–based prequel would require Thrones fans to completely reorient their understanding of the continent and essentially start from scratch caring about people with unfamiliar names in mostly unfamiliar locations, which is a reset that most prequels can't afford to maintain audience interest.
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If neither of those options appeal, you're going to have to start from scratch, and the same goes for stored passwords and browsing history (you can at least access your saved Chrome passwords from this page on the web to ease the process of switching over).
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The Financial CHOICE Act, which is now headed for a full vote in the House, would stop the fiduciary rule in its tracks, requiring that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) start from scratch on a rule of its own to govern the conduct of financial advisors.
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So we aren't here to start from scratch, but rather to use our platform and unique role to highlight the solutions that exist, to encourage new and even better solutions, and to get the right tools in front of the people who can benefit most from them.
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For specific looks that played pivotal roles in the show, though—like the black leather bondage dress that Donatella wore on a red carpet in 1993, signaling a new era for the label and establishing herself as a creative force behind the scenes—they had to start from scratch.
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Anything that has to do with your long-term success and longevity is fair game to Saturn — from your natal placement, it will call upon you to reevaluate the systems that govern your life in order to either improve upon them or shed them and start from scratch.
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So if you're experiencing issues with an app (if notifications are slow, for example) and suspect it may be Adaptive Battery causing them (because it has "learned" something that is causing the issue), the only way to start from scratch is to do a complete reset of your phone.
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READ: 2020 Dems remind Biden there's nothing civil about segregationists Biden, who worked with President Obama to pass the president's signature policy achievement, then compares those on the left looking to start from scratch to the Republicans who've spent most of the last decade trying to end Obamacare.
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To help prevent them from having to start from scratch, the American Council on Education, an organization representing more than 1,700 colleges and universities, has developed a system that evaluates veterans' military experience and makes recommendations to colleges to grant these student-veterans transfer credit for their training.
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The old media conglomerates which got built over the last 30 years were in many different businesses, including: By having all of those businesses under one roof, owners of these assets could benefit from: But what if you could start from scratch in building a media conglomerate today?
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Tim Gane: It was probably an answer to a specific question, but what I meant was that I don't want the past to inform the present in terms of expectations or ideas of sound because sometimes it's better to start from scratch and learn a new language, but it seems impossible.
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Theoretically it would be easier for Google to get a phone service up and running on the Home, given that it's been operating Google Voice for seven years and launched Project Fi back in 2015, while Amazon has to start from scratch to get its phone service up and running.
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Since the vote on the proposed law has been delayed, now is the time to start from scratch with Republicans and Democrats coming together to find a solution that protects our nation's youth and does not threaten Medicaid coverage for the more than 30 million children and their families currently enrolled.
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The 20 million-square-foot (1.8 million-square-meter) Wisconsin campus, announced at a White House ceremony in 2017, marked the largest planned greenfield, or start-from-scratch investment by a foreign-based company in U.S. history and was praised by Trump as proof of his ability to revive American manufacturing.
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Today's campaigns and candidates are a product of a convoluted, legacy, state-by-state primary process that would possibly not exist if one was tasked to start from scratch to invent a new process for identifying and vetting the very best individuals to serve as president of the United States.
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Every investor wanted to gut the inside and start from scratch, to open something "fun" that played pop hits or a sports bar lined with TVs—the kind of places that seemed to be taking over the East Village, and were the antithesis of what The Hard Swallow was all about.
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If the fiscal New Year comes, and the parliamentarian rules the expired budget is irrelevant, Republicans will need to start from scratch on health care by passing a new budget for 2018 with instructions to reform the health system, and by passing a health care bill through the House again.
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"Godzilla" doesn't start from scratch, rising from the ashes of the 2014 movie, bringing back a few key players -- Sally Hawkins and Ken Watanabe -- while adding new faces, among them a monster-savvy family with issues played by Kyle Chandler, Vera Farmiga and "Stranger Things'" Millie Bobby Brown, in her movie debut.
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You're also going to need to clone your existing drive on to the new one, unless you want to start from scratch: Several SSDs come with software to help you do this, though a couple of free third-party options that do the job are Easeus Todo Backup Free and Macrium Reflect.
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GROWING SKEPTICISM The 20 million-square-foot (1.8 million-square-metre) Wisconsin campus, announced at a White House ceremony in 2017, marked the largest planned greenfield, or start-from-scratch investment by a foreign-based company in U.S. history and was praised by Trump as proof of his ability to revive American manufacturing.
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So this is not a paid-whitelist "acceptable ads" model, as per ad blockers such as AdBlock Plus (though ABP amassed vast numbers of users in the desktop era to make that approach fly vs Rainbow having to start from scratch and convince mobile users it's worth their while to opt in).
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When people are released with complicated health issues -- like a man who recently showed up with a flesh-eating bacterial infection and a wound so big they could see his bone -- the volunteer doctors often have to start from scratch, trying to determine what a patient has and what treatment they've been given.
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Subotnick, who has always used the modular, analog Buchla (today he uses the 400 Series, which he pairs with Ableton), attributed the rise in interest in such machines to a desire to go back to basics, to start from scratch and be unfettered by extant parameters—an MO Subotnick espouses in everything he does.
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Accordingly, this trailer is intense, opening with Gosling's Armstrong gazing at a Saturn V rocket as it lifts off, and Kyle Chandler (who plays NASA's Chief of the Astronaut Office Deke Slayton) saying that the job that they have ahead of them is so difficult, that they're going to have to start from scratch.
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Development on the Oculus Go uses what the company already learned about integrating the screens (note how the Go matches and improves upon the Rift's LCDs — it has WQHD 2,560 x 1,440 LCD lenses) and motion sensors inside the Rift, but lets its engineers start from scratch on how they integrate all of it.
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The Backwards TankIf you're feeling a little underwhelmed by your stash of tank tops from last summer and are itching to throw them all in a Goodwill bag and start from scratch, take an evening to try some on and see which ones can be worn backwards, like this button-front tank from Aritzia.
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Microsoft will launch the Xbox Series X in late 2020, and it's a toss-up as to whether it chooses to start from scratch with a new dashboard for its new console or if it will build off of the momentum from the latest Xbox One dashboard update, and what's to come between now and launch day.
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Greely expects human selection to be less like the Build-a-Bear workshop which "designer pets" suggests, in which you start from scratch with a base animal and pick features from a menu, but rather in which prospective parents select from a pot of about 100 embryos made by two people for preferences like gender and health, and maybe tweak out the hereditary diseases with CRISPR/Cas9.
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Republican senators are basically promising to start from scratch with their own health care bill, which could lead to anything from the Bill Cassidy-Susan Collins proposal to allow red states to use Obamacare money for non-Obamacare experiments while blue states keep things as they are, to an A.H.C.A. rewritten to make it reasonably defensible as policy and non-suicidal in its politics.
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As the bill began its journey through the Senate, it immediately filled back up with breaks and gimmicks, until, in the key dramatic moment in the book Showdown at Gucci Gulch, Senate Finance Committee Chair Bob Packwood goes to lunch with a staffer, they down a couple of pitchers of beer, and decide to throw out the whole bill and start from scratch with the simplest, cleanest proposal possible.
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After years of establishing credit in Canada, I had to start from scratch in the US. To build credit in my name, I became an authorized user on my husband's credit card, rented an apartment where our rent payments would be reported to a credit bureau, automated our bill payments so we'd never miss one, and opened a credit card meant specifically for people trying to build credit.
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I think at least at a policy level, the right way to approach the next revenue debate is not picking and choosing which provisions to make permanent and which to repeal, but start from scratch with a reformed tax system, or a tax system that has a new tax instrument like a carbon tax, and do it on a scale that will make a lasting contribution to making progressive priorities sustainable and permanent.
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To keep a sense of connection alive, it might help to turn to art that speaks to an experience we almost all share as members of a nation of immigrants: how our ancestors — perhaps as close in time as our grandparents, parents, even we ourselves — were brought here by poverty, famine, war or simply hope for a better life, and how they struggled to start from scratch and stake a claim in a sometimes unwelcoming new land.
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