" He also disputed reports that he'd be stripping down. "Stripping?!
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Stripping is really great but I only like stripping for strangers.
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In de Wilde's version of the story, authenticity means stripping away layers of convention, which means stripping away the clothes.
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The stripper starts stripping in the name of Alaska Young and soon, all the boys are stripping, including Pudge and The Colonel.
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"I have very mixed emotions about stripping because stripping got me where I am now," she said, at age 23, in an industry interview.
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So, to have a sustainable system of business taxation, the United States simply must address inbound earnings stripping by addressing each type of earning stripping transaction.
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"We looked at stripping down, not just the pigment of her hair down to white, but actually stripping down almost all makeup," he said in an interview.
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Could it be that we're thrilled by stripping as long as it's sparkly, criminal and wildly lucrative, but repelled by the workaday realities of stripping as a regular job?
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Along with stripping my head of the wigs and bandanas came the stripping of my soul — letting go of all my fears, doubts, and insecurities as regards to not having hair.
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I confirm their understanding of stripping as empowering or degrading.
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Charlotte Flair is stripping down for her latest photo shoot.
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Doesn't seem like she's too upset about the near stripping.
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He's made a career out of his old stripping days.
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In Morocco and the Caribbean, thieves are stripping beaches bare.
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"Emma Watson sex tape" seems to feature the actor stripping.
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Stripping the HLAs will help transplant patients accept foreign tissue.
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So that's something we've been working on, stripping sound down.
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Stripping out the impact of currency, revenue rose by 22019%.
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"You're stripping the world 'unusual' of all meaning," she says.
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If anything, it's stripping it down to something more familiar.
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That led to this strategic asset-stripping move from Rakuten .
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The dams are certainly stripping the Mekong of essential sediment.
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"The stripping of resources was amazing to me," she said.
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Full-time mothering — like stripping and prostitution — is hard work.
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Having two sets of priorities, surviving and stripping, is something.
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But in stripping away the artifice, LoftOpera lets performances shine.
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Add weather stripping or caulk wherever cold air seeps in.
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Stripping forced me to step out of my comfort zone.
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Simply because failure meant a stripping away of the inessential.
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They're stripping newspapers of their assets to make a buck.
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What's it like stripping as a black dancer in Montreal?
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Jon will be stripping down to his undies ... sorry ladies.
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These high-energy particles are perfectly capable of stripping away our planet&aposs thin atmosphere, flinging our helpless nitrogen and oxygen away molecule by molecule, and thus stripping our planet of its security blanket.
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Even stripping out Italy's banks, the local index has performed worse.
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Still need help stripping away the last of the winter blues?
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At 2100, the New York native began stripping to make money.
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Stripping out the deal, first-half orders were 2.9 percent higher.
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But at least it's not literally stripping millions of health insurance.
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Stripping out the effect of prices, volumes were down 0.4 percent.
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Stripping out the charge, the company earned 74 cents a share.
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Chyna, who grew up in Washington, D.C., started stripping in 2010.
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There are protocols in place for stripping people of their clearances.
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These visual indicators could alert users about possible HTTPS stripping attempts.
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Pirates stripping down all the colony ships that were heading out.
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Withholding could address these debt/equity issues and earnings stripping concerns.
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"I don't miss anything about stripping," he told PEOPLE in April.
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Is it stripping young adults of their right to bear arms?
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Once outside, Ayana removed her catsuit, stripping down to her bikini.
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There's almost this stripping of the heritage of cannabis going on.
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Stripping citizenship has been, historically, a favored weapon of totalitarian regimes.
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Stripping out the effect of price changes, volumes climbed 1.2 percent.
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Indian officials knew that stripping Kashmir's statehood would be deeply unpopular.
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Often speculators buy houses with the express idea of stripping them.
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At one point, he succeeded in stripping it of federal funds.
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Paint me a picture of the average guy stripping in Canada.
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What was it like your first time stripping for an audience?
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One other impact not often considered is that going fare-free may hinder a transit agency from improving the quality of service, not just by stripping them of funds but also by stripping them of information.
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It says this represents growth when stripping out the impact of disposals.
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Skow hopes his stripping down gets even more recognition for rescue dogs.
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Stripping out the impact of currency movements, profit was up 11.6 percent.
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On an organic basis, stripping out currency effects, EBITDA rose 3.9 percent.
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Its European markets stayed in positive territory after stripping out acquisition effects.
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But we'll leave you with this GIF of Chris Messina stripping anyway.
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States are passing laws that are systematically stripping away women's reproductive rights.
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My fashion sense is stripping entire outfits off mannequins at the mall.
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No other race admits to stripping so many competitors of their places.
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Reuploading video while stripping credit is a practice that YouTube explicitly condemns.
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In September, consumer prices rose 0.2 percent after stripping out energy costs.
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Stripping out the effects of price changes, volumes were down 13 percent.
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"I don't miss anything about stripping," Tatum told People at the time.
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The Treasury also wants to stop so-called earnings stripping after inversions.
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THERE'S WAS ALSO AN EARNINGS STRIPPING PROVISION THAT MAY AFFECT OTHER COMPANIES.
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Each group has fiercely supported stripping away the ACA's birth-control mandate.
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JC: What about Europe where you're stripping back and you're cutting jobs?
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Is she stripping it all off to get back to the basics?
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Stripping out the effect of price changes, volumes increased by 0.5 percent.
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But even stripping out carmakers, British manufacturers are far behind their peers.
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Stripping out exceptionals, adjusted pre-tax profit for the year to Sept.
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It wasn't glamorous whatsoever, so there's nothing that I miss about stripping.
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Stripping out the effect of prices, March volumes were up 0.6 percent.
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Trump also cast doubt on the stated rationale for stripping Acosta's credential.
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But doesn't stripping credentials from out-of-favor reporters send a chill?
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In March the court issued decrees stripping the parliament of all powers.
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The earnings stripping guidance would treat some inter-company debt as equity.
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Stripping out the effects of price changes, sales volumes rose 0.8 percent.
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Stripping out the effect of price changes, volumes dipped by 0.3 percent.
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" Fagnelli found stripping "like everyone else—as a concept in pop culture.
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My wife made a very good analogy, that it's like stripping wallpaper.
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Unfortunately (for Kendrick and the assembled crowd), Efron wasn't interested in stripping.
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Vivica A. Fox: Not Stripping For GaysBirdman: 'Carter V' Is Coming Out!
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It's stripping the city of something very fundamental about what cities are.
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She ends up apologizing to him by... stripping out of her bikini.
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Stripping away clothing and other societal trappings reveals rawness, regardless of gender.
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It is a good idea to curb this so-called earnings stripping.
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Stripping their roster to build for the future is never an option.
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Or maybe it will just demonetize them by stripping them of ads?
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I'd been told it was private, safer, and better paying than stripping.
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He tackled his new concrete cabin by stripping away just about everything.
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Stripping it back, stressing the band playing, the songs and the attitude.
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And, in a way, it was a way of stripping away egos.
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Stripping out the impact of currency moves, sales increased by 11 percent.
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When communities are hollowed out by stripping away support systems, everyone suffers.
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Stripping out their gains, the market was soft with sentiment hardly cheerful.
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Stripping out Boeing's rally, the index would have been down 0.18 percent.
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Stripping out Houston, existing home sales would have been unchanged in August.
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QUINTANILLA: AND STRIPPING IT FROM PROFIT INCENTIVES, IS THAT UNIQUE OR NOT?
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She insisted on stripping the book of nearly anything gritty or dark.
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But there are two main problems with stripping away minimum benefit rules.
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Stripping is hard, Hustlers is saying, and it should look like it.
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The GOP-led House of Representatives pushed for stripping funding for Obamacare.
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Stripping these out, it would have seen outflows of 1.2 billion pounds.
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In one way it dehumanizes them, stripping them of their individual features.
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It's time to take a stand against flaky face paints and stripping lipsticks.
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Anniversaries have a way of stripping the joy out of any artist's work.
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Already, Muschietti's work looks terrifying, stripping out the camp from the 1990 miniseries.
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Stripping out the effects of price changes, overall volume was up 0.7 percent.
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"Oh," he says, taking a deep breath while stripping down to his boxers.
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You shouldn't be stripping your skin so close to the eyebrow with wax.
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An early budget by Republican Trump even proposed stripping popular transportation funding programs.
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Stripping out that negative currency impact, first-quarter sales growth was 7 percent.
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Yes, Deena Cortese stripping during her first day on Jersey Shore is there.
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We also get equal-opportunity nudity, with the men stripping down as well.
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Stripping out impairment charges and other costs, earnings were 48 cents per share.
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Morris compresses dimensions and subdues identity without stripping the world of its scope.
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Group sales fell 3.3 percent, stripping out currency effects, to 1.75 billion euros.
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This is not about making abortion illegal or stripping women of their rights.
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Scientists believe that a similar stripping process cost Mars its atmosphere long ago.
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It'd be ridiculous if the threat of stripping voter rights wasn't so real.
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"I don't miss anything about stripping," he told PEOPLE on the red carpet.
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But sure, if men want in on stripping down to poop, that's fine.
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Stripping out the effects of prices changes, sales volume dropped by 1.4 percent.
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Kendall Jenner is feeling that summer heat and stripping down to… absolutely nothing!
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Next to the outrage over the nationality-stripping proposal, the contrast is striking.
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More proof, if proof were needed, of the privacy-stripping power of metadata.
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"I don't miss anything about stripping," he told People on the red carpet.
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Stripping terrorists of their citizenship is tempting for governments and satisfying for voters.
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Now, apparently, our silicon friends are going to start stripping for us, too.
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By stripping out these benefits, insurance premiums would in certain cases becomes cheaper.
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Like-for-like sales, stripping out currency moves, acquisitions and divestments, climbed 6.4%.
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The Alabama Supreme Court agreed with E.L., stripping V.L. of her parental rights.
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However, this film does not present stripping as an act of feminist expression.
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Stripping out the boost from currencies, pro-forma sales were up 21 percent.
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Corporate inversions are a telltale symptom of the larger inbound earning-stripping disease.
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Lawmakers backed stripping Green of his title in a symbolic vote last month.
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To get the sand we need, we are stripping riverbeds, floodplains and beaches.
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Arya isn't interested in stripping away her identity and walking into the void.
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We wanted to start our journey by stripping ourselves of superfluous material noise.
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Stripping them out yields the core PCE, which measures the underlying inflation trend.
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Sure, it's strictly about someone stripping you bare and leaving you for dead.
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The practice is called earnings stripping because it essentially ships the profit overseas.
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Or, what would their stage name be if they ever turned to stripping?
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Directors could consider stripping him of either the chairman or chief executive title.
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Or spend more time at the campus gym and land a job stripping?
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Stripping pays well, especially when viewed in a context of profound economic inequality.
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North Carolina is also the state where the modern power-stripping trend began.
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This could weaken community boards by stripping them of their most seasoned members.
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Now, there is a long history of artful stripping on the Paris stage.
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To fully master it, you must practice stripping away the bulls and biases.
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Usually, stripping the hide from a fresh bone requires minimal force, he said.
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For months, the Boeing board had resisted stripping Mr. Muilenburg of the chairmanship.
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They rose 11% on a comparable basis, stripping out currency swings and acquisitions.
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Many coffee plantations are stripping native trees away so they get higher yields.
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Stripping Islamism of the veil of Islam is a defense of Islam proper.
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But Daniels, 38, has been doing her darndest to make sure America didn't forget about her, going on a "Make American Horny Again" stripping tour that is the only stripping tour in recent memory to get coverage in the mainstream press.
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Neither ran on a platform of stripping the miners of their benefits and pensions.
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By stripping your paintings down to sober gestures, you can amplify what's truly necessary.
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After stripping out Tesla's current debt, that leaves around $25 billion to purchase shares.
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Now, increasingly, they are stripping dissidents, and their families, of citizenship, leaving them stateless.
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Last is the technical challenge of stripping carbon out of industries beyond power generation.
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"Erdogan envisages a new rule (for stripping citizenship)," Bozdag told reporters live on television.
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Stripping out the effect of price fluctuations, December's sales volume was down 1.0 percent.
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The proposal reportedly involves stripping out some of America's exports from the gross numbers.
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Accounting for all this is far more complicated than stripping out just one component.
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Rosario Dawson is stripping down to her birthday suit to ring in No. 39.
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Aubrie Sellers is stripping it down with an acoustic version of her newest single!
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It gently removes any buildup from previous styling products without stripping away any moisture.
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Now, what does a mother do when confronted with her daughter's newfound stripping career?
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That show is not just, you know, men stripping in a Vegas strip club.
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Officials went door-to-door stripping decorative scrolls bearing the cross from home entrances.
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But even stripping out motor vehicle production, manufacturing output decreased 20163 percent in January.
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The White House now considering stripping the security clearances of six former intelligence officials.
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Stripping out the effects of price changes, May sales volumes grew by 1.1 percent.
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The WHIM is so hot that it ionizes hydrogen, stripping its single electron away.
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By stripping his presentation of all of those pretenses, Jacobs' designs could be appreciated.
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The nationality-stripping proposal has stirred indignation above all because of its symbolic nature.
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But The Pinkprint found Minaj stripping back the regalia she used as an accessory.
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What we need to do is look at these asset-stripping schemes more skeptically.
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Instead of building climate resilient infrastructure, Trump is stripping away environmental reviews for pipelines.
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They walked past Secret Service, waiting there for Trump before stripping off their shirts.
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Governors and state legislators across the country are on a municipal power stripping spree.
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Earnings stripping is when U.S. subsidiaries deduct interest payments made to their foreign parents.
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Here, the process was about stripping that down and starting with a clean slate.
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It showed Tinkov stripping naked next to a team car parked along the route.
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If Congress succeeds in stripping access to care, these people will suffer for decades.
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Rock-bottom oil prices were stripping unsustainable billions from the nation's sovereign wealth fund.
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Trump is certainly not the only star facing a literal stripping of his name.
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UK lawmakers backed stripping him of his title in a symbolic vote in October.
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The detergent-free hair cleanser washes the hair without stripping or drying it out.
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It would be better simply to outlaw tax-motivated inversions and related stripping techniques.
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Too bad that involves stripping her and taking her down a notch or two.
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It was meant to combat a corporate tax-reduction technique known as earnings stripping.
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To the outsider looking in, it seems very much like an asset-stripping situation.
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You're stripping coins of their dignity as money and reducing them to mere clutter.
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"He's very good about stripping away the intellectual ideas we have," Phoenix told me.
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In Michigan, Mr. Snyder loomed as the likeliest barrier to the authority-stripping measures.
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Stripping out one-time gains and charges, Uber reported a loss of $601 million.
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Stripping a SEAL of his trident badge ejects him from the special operations force.
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"Stripping Bare the Body," by Mark Danner, and "Farewell, Fred Voodoo," by Amy Wilentz.
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What his populism didn't mean, however, was stripping the welfare state to the studs.
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Stripping out that benefit, Chevron earned 220.5 cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Democrats tried to pass an amendment on the floor stripping that provision, but failed.
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What's more, stripping a man like Moonves of his power is a profound punishment.
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After an inversion, the now-foreign-controlled companies will often engage in earnings stripping.
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"It was about stripping back the frills and leaving what's truly important," she says.
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Details: Police say facial recognition accelerates investigations, stripping away some human biases and shortcomings.
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Stripping out the impact of currency changes, sales were down 13 percent, also below expectations.
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My mother's response to the discovery that I was stripping was hostile, negative, and shaming.
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"I was intimidated at first," Ennis admits of the prospect of stripping down for ESPN.
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President Donald Trump has promised to revive the coal sector by stripping away burdensome regulation.
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Growth on an underlying basis was 4 percent, after stripping out currencies and recent acquisitions.
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VICE: The money is what got you into stripping, but what's kept you in it?
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How do you compare being on stage stripping to being on stage doing stand up?
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Stars are stripping down for a powerful new exhibit debuting in L.A. on Feb. 16.
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"These products will keep your skin cells turning over efficiently, without over-stripping," she says.
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But health advocates say this would mean stripping it from women who desperately need it.
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In an obvious metaphor, the Dutchess spends most of her time stripping thorns from roses.
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Most of these have become popular anthems, stripping some of the revolutionary power from them.
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One common way in which elephants harm trees is by stripping them of their bark.
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The fifth episode opens with an unnamed naval officer (played by Jack Bennett) stripping naked.
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In turn, stripping away unnecessary space reduces drag and makes the plane cheaper to fly.
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Medicare for All, abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and stripping corporate money out of politics.
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But it takes risks in other departments, like stripping away weapons from an action game.
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Stripping out the effect of price changes, volumes were even more robust, up 1.2 percent.
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Doha denies that and says the pressure is aimed at stripping it of its sovereignty.
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These shredded stars have been stripping their shirts and sharing some hot selfies this summer.
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Reported EBITDA, stripping out currency effects, increased by 7%, with solid contribution from all businesses.
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At least, that's what a few stripping, harsh formulas have taught us over the years.
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Services focus on Jesus' last words and end with communion and stripping the altar again.
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And now, she's stripping down to her intimates again — this time, for another inspiring cause.
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"There's some male stripping going on — always healthy," he said, adding Pataky was over it.
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Reported EBITDA, stripping out currency effects, increased by 6%, with solid contributions from all businesses.
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These would improve its Expanded Access Program without stripping it of its crucial patient oversight.
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The theme is really about stripping people of their affiliation, their ideology, and their labels.
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The one where our so called leader is stripping our humanity away minute by minute….
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Stripping out the effect of price changes, volumes for the sector were up 2.1 percent.
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"I really don't understand the motivation behind stripping the bureau of its powers," said Sen.
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Stripping the space of its antiquated edge wouldn't have been the team's style, Niks said.
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Stripping those out, cash flow reached $228.1 billion in the quarter, the strongest since 227.4.
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Granted, this can go too far, especially since VR developers love stripping out interfaces altogether.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, consumer prices increased 2000 percent in August.
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Hiddleston bared everything in a new photoshoot for W magazine, stripping down to his underwear.
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Why it matters: Methylene chloride's uses include stripping paint, degreasing and certain food production techniques.
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I haven't forgotten much about stripping, but the significance of things has shifted over time.
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Read more: Jennifer Lopez says stripping in 'Hustlers' made her feel 'terrified': 'I felt exposed'
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Stripping out the effect of price changes, sales volumes were up 0.3 percent in November.
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Start by stripping Russian transactional partners like Turkey, which has centuries of friction with Russia.
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Stripping out acquisitions, disposals, currency effects and fuel, sales rose 1.5 percent in the quarter.
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The health drink-inspired products cleanse, nourish, and hydrate hair without stripping it of moisture.
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By stripping their liberty, it furthers punishment beyond what they've already felt from the courts.
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After stripping out items, Walgreens earned $1.53 per share beating expectations of $1.48 per share.
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Pulling up the carpet and stripping the walls were the main priorities of the renovation.
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But stripping out currency effects, this was a 4.1 percent rise from a year earlier.
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That includes actually stripping news organization of their licenses or trying to disband them altogether.
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Regional leaders have previously said stripping Kashmir's special status amounts to aggression against its people.
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I'm talking 'stripping down to a thin white vest in the dead of winter' rushing.
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I then started having a go stripping it blindfolded and got pretty good at it.
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Democrats worry that effort would end up stripping the FCC of some broadband-related authorities.
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In the early 2010s, he became obsessed with stripping songs down to their pop essentials.
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It aims to do for wrestling what the "Magic Mike" movies did for male stripping.
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Throughout the 20th century, they were condemned in debates over court packing and jurisdiction stripping.
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The result was a Black Mirror-ish image of Watson stripping down in a newsroom.
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The stripping of binding legal language from the draft struck directly at Lighthizer's highest priority.
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Each require stripping down to the essence of who we are and what we need.
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Then she dropped XL, dabbled in stripping and semi-homelessness, and eventually signed with Interscope.
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In the United States, he said, he had made a living building wire-stripping machines.
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The young producers, he said, reminded him to open up musical space, stripping away parts.
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Those winds can bring devastating damage, stripping off roof decking and bringing down many trees.
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Those winds can bring "devastating" damage, stripping off roof decking and bringing down many trees.
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It was a lot of stripping away, in terms of paint, wallpaper, lighting and furniture.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, consumer prices increased 0.2 percent in August.
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Anyway, he hadn't died; the next evening I saw him stripping down to his underwear.
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These well-intentioned policies lack rigorous enforcement against predatory and asset-stripping products and services.
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He believes in stripping power away from the federal government and returning it to states.
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Without the solar wind stripping it away, the atmosphere of Mars would gradually become thicker.
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In 1962, however, Ethiopia annexed Eritrea, stripping its language, culture and ability to self-govern.
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After 2500, Mack went all Marlins on his club, stripping it all the way down.
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This is why they have spent the past six months delving into the stripping scene of Dallas, TX. While creating a documentary on stripping in the Bible Belt, the pair has gotten to know strip-club employees both inside and outside the clubs themselves.
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But sometimes you'll find mismatched woods from different periods, which might require more extensive stripping techniques (like hand-stripping the wood with a wire-bristled toothbrush) and refinishing, a process that Mr. Camenares said could cost upward of $25,000 to $40,000 for an entire house.
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Here's how these eight celebs have to say about stripping down in front of the camera.
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Doha denies the charge and says the pressure is aimed at stripping it of its sovereignty.
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Journalists saw young men stripping shelves bare in some supermarkets that were charred from the protests.
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Together, they made half-court sets a paint-stripping cyclone of drives, dives, and back-cuts.
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Want to treat your hair and scalp to a moisturizing shampoo free of those stripping detergents?
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Now, players have set their sights on a new goal: stripping Mario down to his skivvies.
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Brazil's coffee harvest has long been mechanized, with large combines stripping trees in huge flat fields.
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By stripping down for Paper magazine — wearing nothing but a brunette wig and her new shoes.
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Here, she says, unbuckling and stripping off her tank top as the seatbelt warning bell pings.
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The result was to add debt onto Shopko's balance sheet while simultaneously stripping it of assets.
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There are perhaps 50,000 daigou, stalking the aisles of Australian shops and periodically stripping them bare.
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Before she knew it, she was stripping down in Africa, all in the name of adventure.
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Hensarling's plan proposed stripping the council of its authority to deem financial institutions "systemically important" altogether.
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For 2017, the company expects organic sales growth - stripping out currency moves - of 2-5 percent.
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But if they're stripping John Brennan of his fucking security clearance, they will stop at nothing.
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Nearly all preparations of the green require stripping the tender leaves and tossing out the stems.
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I was carrying a lot of stigma and inherited hang-ups about stripping around with me.
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Companies use earnings stripping to shift income abroad as tax-deductible interest payments to foreign affiliates.
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They then set upon the women, harassing and groping them, stripping them of clothing and valuables.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is stripping out the camera and games tab to give Messenger a cleaner design.
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It's the stripping away of fear from the thoughts and sensations that gets the necessary results.
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The video compliments the song wonderfully, stripping out all audio save for McKenna's voice and guitar.
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Operating expenses fell by 1.6% to €1.88bn but were up 2.9% stripping out the FX effect.
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Anonymity and the stripping away of identity seem to be an prominent themes in your work.
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It's not all stripping: there are aerial acrobatics, a comedy section, and live singing involved, too.
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Prostitution is absolutely just another job, as is stripping, pro-domming, cam modeling, and porn performing.
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Core inflation, stripping out volatile items such as food, fell to 19.86 percent from 25.53 percent.
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Conservationists aren't buying the line that stripping federal protections from grizzly bears has a scientific basis.
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Some legal specialists said that even the new earnings-stripping regulations will have a modest effect.
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Earnings stripping covers a range of financial dealings that shrink the taxable U.S. profits of multinationals.
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" She added, "Stripping teachers of workplace protections will harm, not help, those students most at risk.
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Stripping out acquisitions, disposals, currency effects and fuel, group sales rose 5.1 percent year-on-year.
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She told Allen that Facebook would assist in stripping the content of any personally identifiable information.
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The eggs used for reproduction are removed from the living fish with a process called stripping.
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These sanctions could include the stripping of medals and the disqualification of athletes from the Olympics.
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This handy gadget lets your twist the cob inside and does all the stripping for you.
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A conflict of interest case very nearly succeeded in stripping him of his chain of office.
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News, several of the guys are stripping down for the dirtiest group date ever: mud wrestling!
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I had been semiconsciously shedding layers and she had correctly interpreted the momentum of my stripping.
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Stripping out a €600 million charge to achieve the savings implies a gain of £1.6 billion.
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There are so many types of sex work—porn, stripping, webcamming, financial domination, phone sex, etc.
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And local schools in Tibet heavily emphasize Mandarin Chinese, stripping children of Tibetan language and culture.
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Stripping away food prices, the 2017 inflation rate would have been 4.54 percent, the letter said.
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Stripping this out, Britain's current account deficit would stand at 3.7% — still large by international standards.
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Now there's a lot of activism around sex work, and stripping and camming is very performative.
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First, he dabbed the window frame with paint-stripping acid, exposing the head of each screw.
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And a popular law stripping immunity from prosecution for members of parliament passed easily in September.
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This mixture produces chlorine dioxide, a potent bleach used for stripping textiles and industrial water treatment.
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He has called for stripping Israeli Arabs of their citizenship if they engage in "seditious" speech.
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One by one, they fling themselves feverishly from their chairs, eventually stripping out of their suits.
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On Friday's leg, Rudd said, he began stripping clothing off because the weather was so warm.
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Chinese demand is also stripping forests elsewhere — from Peru to Papua New Guinea, Mozambique to Myanmar.
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I think that getting online in many contexts can be clunky, but it's also stripping down.
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It also foresees stripping naturalized foreigners who are convicted on terrorism charges of their Italian citizenship.
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But literally by stripping him bare, we could be reminded that he's human too, and vulnerable.
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Options conservatives are buzzing about: border wall funding, stripping money from sanctuary cities, defunding Planned Parenthood.
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The executive also said "a tiny percentage" of COSCO Shipping's fleet have installed sulphur-stripping scrubbers.
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America has had a long history of stripping and suppressing wealth creation among people of color.
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Instead, it became complete chaos as creators tweeted, blasting YouTube for stripping them of their checkmarks.
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The real ingenuity of these solutions lies in stripping opposing ideas of their negative emotional impact.
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The stripping of Rohingya citizenship led to ever-more-severe restrictions on all aspects of life.
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"We were pretty ruthless in terms of stripping it down," Firefox VP Nick Nguyen told Recode.
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But in many ways, some lawyers said, stripping the club of its identifying mark was worse.
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When the washing is over, the priests turn to the altar, stripping it of its cloth.
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Such are Thien's gifts that she can write lyrically about horror without stripping it of force.
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But Koger thinks Democrats could easily launch an argument for stripping it out of the bill.
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The creator began by stripping the white airsoft gun clean and removing all the firing mechanisms.
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After all — and most experts will agree — early intervention is crucial for development and long-term success, and by stripping schools of Medicaid funding, the government will be stripping school of resources to help children right from the start, including those with or at risk for disabilities.
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A 2004 study of 12 corporate inversions found evidence that after inversion, companies engaged in earnings stripping.
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There is talk in the European Parliament of stripping Hungary of its voting rights in ministerial discussions.
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Farenthold resigned five days before that vote, stripping the House Ethics Committee of its jurisdiction over him.
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Claims have been choppy since November because of difficulties stripping seasonal fluctuations from the data around holidays.
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He removed his socks, shoes, and button-up shirt, stripping down to just a white sleeveless undershirt.
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In the first quarter, Unilever's underlying sales, stripping out acquisitions, disposals and currency moves, rose 3.1 percent.
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The blow-by-blow nature of the platform is ripe for stripping tweets of their true meaning.
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This allows for layering in the colder months and stripping it back when we have warmer seasons.
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Von Miller of the Denver Broncos watches the ball after stripping Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers.
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In earnings stripping, the American unit of a foreign company takes on debt from the parent company.
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In the first quarter, Unilever's underlying sales, stripping out acquisitions, disposals and currency moves, rose 3.1 percent.
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Unlike most of his colleagues, he opposed stripping Mr Demirtas and other HDP parliamentarians of their immunity.
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"I have the best boobs ever!" she screamed, stripping off her swimsuit and jumping in the pool.
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The founder agreed, after receiving a substantial equity grant and stripping the investors of their board seats.
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Under possible solutions being studied, this constraint may be circumvented by stripping central banks of voting rights.
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After stripping the backseat and the trunk of its many parts, the Model 3 refused to start.
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Calvin Harris is stripping down to his undies – and the Internet has absolutely zero chill about it.
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It turns out that stripping colorful hues out of an app actually makes a ton of sense.
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Later, the Scottish government dropped the magnate as its business ambassador, stripping him of his "GlobalScot" status.
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There was Princess Peach, stripping down to her underwear and stockings, throwing handmade mushrooms into the crowd.
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Footage showed the suspect fleeing the station through a parking lot and stripping off his clothes there.
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Gizmodo reached Weber for comment on the stripping of the digital edifice of his bygone music career.
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He was also an inveterate pleaser who constantly volunteered for chores—fetching food, stripping beds, mopping floors.
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Stripping out the effects of price changes, April's sales volumes were less robust, rising just 0.3 percent.
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It has been naming the guilty athletics, and stripping them of their medals where appropriate, in batches.
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The proposed rules would go after a practice known as "earnings stripping" following inversions and foreign takeovers.
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But as a Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist, Ms Faludi has made a career of stripping away artifice.
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Google seems to be stripping Google Now of its name and breaking it into more generic parts.
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Reported EBITDA, stripping out currency effects, increased by 7503% in 1H17, with solid contribution from all businesses.
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Republican lawmakers who voted in favor of stripping the funds argued that the city was erasing history.
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Groping is not stripping naked or masturbating in front an unwilling woman, but it is clearly wrong.
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AndAdam Levinemanaged to keep his on while stripping to the waist during his Super Bowl LIII performance.
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On a like-for-like basis, after stripping out the contribution of Abertis, sales were up 4%.
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Once taxed and capitalized, these are worth some $2.5 billion to shareholders after stripping out merger expenses.
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Reported EBITDA, stripping out currency effects, increased by 7% in 1H7503, with solid contribution from all businesses.
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They searched the library and teachers' rooms, stripping them of valuables and removing books they disapproved of.
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Yet stripping Afghan refugees of a secure legal status wasn't the only ploy to coerce them out.
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As for functionality, the Motiv succeeds in its task by stripping fitness tracking down to its essentials.
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The news organization told The Associated Press on Thursday that it was stripping Relotius of those awards.
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I also read texts that I have never made public while stripping on the street in Berlin.
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Others were scraping coconut flesh to make the milk or stripping leaves from huge bushels of plants.
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A Bravos striker runs over to the bleachers, stripping off his shirt to toss to El Kartel.
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Though I'm no stripping critic, if that's a job, it was obvious Daniels wasn't a professional stripper.
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Most tout the ability to effectively cleanse the skin without stripping or irritating it — a winning combination.
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The Supreme Court has also ruled that stripping someone of citizenship amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.
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He gave me a knowing look, like he was stripping away my exterior and examining my soul.
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He described himself as a widower with two grandchildren who spent a career building wire-stripping machines.
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Around the country, tracks have been stripping grandstands of thousands of seats to minimize the desolate appearance.
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"Renovating," to be clear, means "rusticating": stripping out every architectural element or domestic appliance invented after 1920.
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South Korea responded by stripping Japan of favoured trading nation status and scrapping an intelligence sharing pact.
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Rusk decision ruled that denationalization (stripping citizenship from native-born citizens) was unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment.
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Immigration advocates dubbed the policy the "rocket docket" and criticized Obama for stripping migrants of due process.
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But when the money ran out, she turned desperate: a short-lived pornographic film career, stripping, boxing.
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Stripping away those protections would still allow pollution to seep into the nation's broader waterways, he said.
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In 1983, the university reportedly punished Dr. Domínguez by stripping him of administrative duties for three years.
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Stripping away the minimal regulations that exist for detained immigrants is not only appalling but also inhumane.
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But the Taliban went even further -- stripping us of the little joy we had in our lives.
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Although burlesque dancing is known to be quite seductive, Smith assured that "there was no stripping" involved.
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Travelling strippers go to strip clubs around the world for work rather than stripping at one locale.
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Investors have shrugged off threats of European legal action, including possibly stripping Poland of EU voting rights.
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It also bans textile imports from North Korea, stripping the country of another source of hard currency.
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Eneco said that, stripping out the impact of Stedin, results rose by 25 percent due to acquisitions.
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Too much planning, and you're stripping yourself of the opportunity to stumble upon something great by chance.
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Dorian crushed it, stripping all essentials, schedules and routines — everything residents and visitors had taken for granted.
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Without stripping gears, she makes fast switches from explosive comedy to a sober emotionalism that never cloys.
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The House version would also require women to register, but floor amendments propose stripping out that language.
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I approached the project as if it were a job (my actual jobs were waitressing, cashiering, stripping).
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Stripping the sheets and pillows off of your bed isn&apost helpful unless you&aposre checking out.
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At the same time, Boeing needs to change its top leadership beyond just stripping Muilenburg's chairman title.
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British law prevents the government from stripping someone's citizenship if doing so would render the person stateless.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 20.2 percent, matching February's gain.
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Grosvenor's disfiguring of the cars — his stripping away of things attached to the car body — is disturbing.
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In the same region, a family-run operation focuses on stripping refrigeration systems and high-voltage electricity cables.
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But these regulations do not address earnings stripping head on and they are not going to stop inversions.
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Four companies engaged in almost 100 percent earnings stripping, costing the Treasury about $700 million over two years.
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"House Bill 83 would dramatically restrict this local control, stripping long-held authority from school boards," he added.
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Organically, after stripping out the impact of acquisitions and exchange rate effects, revenue grew 2.9% and 3.5% respectively.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, consumer prices gained 0.1 percent for a fourth straight month.
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It is our responsibility as a society to stop stripping boys of their emotionality starting at age four.
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The pair put on a skit where they took it all off, stripping for the social media milestone.
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This happens because of ram pressure stripping, which is when gravity causes galaxies to plummet into galaxy clusters.
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This happens because of ram pressure stripping, which is when gravity causes galaxies to plummet into galaxy clusters.
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You talked about stripping a lot of sound out, but that sequence has a lot of ambient noise.
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Recently, the company has started stripping verification status — the infamous blue checkmarks — from users who violate its policies.
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The city's transport regulator shocked the Silicon Valley taxi app last month by stripping it of its license.
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Caesars has proposed injecting $1.5 billion into its operating unit in return for settling the asset-stripping claims.
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Voters punished Rajoy's People's Party (PP) even as the economy later recovered, stripping it of its absolute majority.
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The recyclers outperform miners even after stripping out the $210 that the Chinese government subsidises them per television.
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Torture and stripping them of control is a catalyst by which their transition from "innocent" to "evil" occurs.
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The stripping of life from black people in Chicago and beyond will not stop at the sentencing hearing.
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The model also points out that the couple made every effort to get some privacy before stripping down.
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And she's continuing that trend for V Magazine, stripping down once again for a very intimate photo shoot.
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Microsoft is now refocusing Cortana and stripping back its direct integration in Windows 10 and the Xbox One.
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Since the 1970s logging has enriched locals while stripping away the vegetation that held the soil in place.
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The only payments were triggered by IAC/Match retaliating against plaintiffs by stripping away their hard-earned equity.
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Rather, it&aposs a point of emphasis every day in practice -- stripping ball-carriers and picking off passes.
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Stripping out the personal consumption expenditures gains over the past four quarters, that leaves growth at -0.2 percent.
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Perhaps it was because the house had been rebuilt, stripping away all but the most vaporous of spirits?
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On December 5th the Senate and Assembly had approved a revised version of the main power-stripping bill.
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Flaring stars can blast nearby planets with lots of radiation, stripping away their atmospheres and making them uninhabitable.
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Justin Bieber has no shame in the wakeboarding game ... stripping down to his Calvins in the Miami sun.
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UD is stripping down with another launch — and it's unlike anything we've ever seen from the line before.
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Earnings, published on January 23rd, were up 77% in 2018, after stripping out some large one-time items.
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The regulations announced Thursday target "earnings stripping" techniques which allow companies to take advantage of their tax inversions.
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Hunger is the result of a writer stripping down, exposing everything, delivering a pound of flesh in pages.
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Stripping Android of its bundled Google services could make a lot more room for competitors to take advantage.
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The legislature is also considering stripping the secretary of state's office of its oversight over campaign finance law.
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This gateway will be in charge of protocol translation (by stripping and reconstructing or encapsulation) and safe pass.
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Stripping has an interesting effect on your self esteem: you're selling a product, and the product is you.
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In 2012, Florida passed a law stripping gun rights for those subject to a protective order for stalking.
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Sales increased 7.9% in the quarter, or 4.3% on an organic basis, stripping out effects such as acquisitions.
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She held a hanger to symbolize the dangers of stripping women of their rights during a campaign rally.
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I actually first got into stripping when I was with a guy I'd been dating for a while.
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You'll be stripping away at the motivation for websites everywhere (including this one) to make dumb hollow mindgarbage.
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And you'll get most of the necessary parts by stripping them from the robots you destroy in battle.
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Revenue in the quarter rose 9 percent after stripping out the effect of exchange rate movements, Experian said.
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Lowry turned 26 on Wednesday and marked her birthday by stripping down for a black and white photoshoot.
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So stripping down on her Instagram story on Wednesday is just another day in Frankel's very candid life.
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Stripping that division out drops last year's growth to closer to 44 to 45 percent, Wu went on.
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Now, the embattled ride-share company is stripping Kalanick, who remains on Uber's board, of even more power.
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The short-lived product was distilled at a higher proof, stripping out signature flavor profiles associated with bourbon.
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So the Trump administration couldn't use simple errors or harmless falsehoods as reasons for stripping anyone of citizenship.
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Their volunteer operation has gone into home after home, pulling out sodden belongings and stripping out moldy drywall.
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Every Howe volume makes a new compound out of its sources, without stripping them of their individual polarities.
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Along the way, officials have begun the process of stripping away key climate policies from the Obama administration.
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Stripping out the Ampera-e, then projected to reach 20,000 annual sales, the overshoot rose to 6 grammes.
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By stripping Laurie of her purity, the "final girl" of Halloween has been shorn of all her pretenses.
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Scott Walker signed controversial legislation on Friday aimed at stripping power from the incoming governor and attorney general.
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If you want something gentle to remove makeup and grime without stripping your skin, this will do it.
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Cardi, who quit stripping in 2015, decided to try rapping, despite being more Lucille Ball than Lauryn Hill.
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Mac users can find similar software, like Exif Remover and other data-stripping tools available around the web.
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I've spent the last 30 years of my life stripping away the parts of me that aren't me.
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Stripping this drool-spattered gown off my father, keeping his lines and tubes intact and inserted, seemed impossible.
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Trump has done his aides a favor in stripping all ambiguity from the dilemma of serving under him.
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Stripping out volatile food and energy prices, however, the C.P.I. is expected to rise by 0.2 percentage point.
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Hillary Clinton has supported the trade deals stripping this city, and this country, of its jobs and wealth.
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She hasn't just attracted more people to her stripping gigs or grabbed more viewers for her porn content.
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It turns us over, it does not carry us so much as it pushes us, stripping the riverbed.
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In her teens and 20s, Jennifer was making up to $3,700 USD a week stripping in Ottawa, Canada.
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He'll love using the Eucalyptus or Sandalwood body washes to nourish his skin without stripping it of moisture.
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Moore added that markets were stripping out expectations that the Trump administration would deliver on policy this year.
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In her last evening-length piece, "Brand New Sidewalk," Ms. Gill experimented with stripping away layers of clothing.
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Hurricane Michael had strafed the center, breaking windows, damaging roofs and stripping off the outsides of some buildings.
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American Airlines is stripping its in-flight service to bare bones as coronavirus wreaks havoc on its business.
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And, actually, although online games are good, they risk stripping kids from the normal social interaction of school.
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After stripping out compensation, the average Goldman employee leaves roughly $615,000 on the table for the company's shareholders.
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That sort of program, Silverman says, would be completely undermined by stripping global family planning from the budget.
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The Republicans announced their own hand-up, which included stripping four I.D.C. members of their committee chairmanships. Gov.
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This administration is stripping so many good programs out of existence, from family planning to preserving whooping cranes.
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" In a recent interview with ES Magazine, Lopez said that stripping in Hustlers was a "brand-new feeling.
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Stripping the Islamic State of territory and even fighters is not the same as achieving the group's defeat.
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A political party is stripping authority from duly elected officials simply because they come from the opposite party.
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Older floors may have been sealed with carnauba paste wax that requires stripping with mineral spirits before resealing.
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It also bans textile imports from North Korea, stripping the country of another key source of hard currency.
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It also involves stripping the content of the publisher's ads and moving it out from behind their paywalls.
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The highway lined with signs of how fast the outside world is stripping the Amazon of its riches.
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Stripping morality from religion can also occur when a belief system is reduced to a simple group identity.
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Stripping out one-time items, the company earned 86 cents per share, beating analysts' estimate of 83 cents.
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Stripping out one-time items, the company earned 86 cents per share, beating analysts' estimate of 83 cents.
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He'd oblige, stripping down as quickly as 20 minutes into his set just to keep his fans satisfied.
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ITALY'S 5-STAR MOVEMENT SAYS STRIPPING BENETTON FAMILY OF MOTORWAY CONCESSION IS ONLY OPTION AFTER GENOA BRIDGE COLLAPSE
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UTILITY KNIFE For breaking down boxes, cutting drywall or stripping wires, a utility knife will ease the job.
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Stripping the methane rule from the books has been a leading goal of the oil and gas industry.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, consumer prices gained 0.1 percent for the fourth straight month.
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Trump has signed 12 other CRA resolutions stripping rules issued late in the Obama administration from the books.
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After hastily stripping down to their bathing suits, they wade in, and are soon up to their chins.
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Stripping out this factor, sales fell 8 percent in the first half though cognac did better than whiskey.
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The bill would not go as far as stripping Americans of their citizenship if their passports are revoked.
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Operating margins, stripping out expenses, rose to 28 percent from 123 percent, the New York-based company said.
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The CEO has been steadily stripping out assets to keep the company afloat over the past several years.
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Less than a year later they deepened the turmoil by stripping Prime Minister Theresa May of her majority.
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Funding offered in the infrastructure plan would be made available by stripping revenue from other infrastructure funding programs.
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"It will drive down reimbursement over time, and we're going to start stripping care away," Mr. Oostra said.
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In August, 1.9 million people from the region were excluded from the register, effectively stripping them of citizenship.
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Reconciliation is also immune to filibusters, stripping Democrats of one of their best tools to halt a repeal.
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The silent film terminates with the killing of a moose and the stripping of its skin and flesh.
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It's not about adding more detail, it's about stripping detail away and making the detail that remains meaningful.
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Kids blew off high school and some of the girls started stripping at the bars on Baltimore Street.
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Male stripping, both gay and straight, first began appearing in the United States and Canada in the 1970s.
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She has proposed banning headscarves in public places and stripping citizenship from French Muslims who endorse "radical" ideas.
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The exciting part is stripping away the barriers and finding out what it really means to be human.
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It's called earnings stripping, and it is a technique that the Obama administration has so far failed to stop.
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To be fair, the earnings-stripping option is available to any foreign company with earnings in the United States.
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It's a satisfying experiment in stripping the series to its essentials, without losing the complexity that makes it interesting.
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Boeing posted 174 gross orders between Jan 1 and May 2, or 156 after stripping out cancellations and conversions.
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But Arab Israelis say that stripping Arabic of its official status is meant to erase their identities and histories.
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He's also known for stripping his children of their names and titles and forcing them to live in exile.
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The two step process is important because you de-layer in a gentle way without stripping your skin dry.
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My body image and my self-confidence in my sex life got so much better when I started stripping.
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But Deng says Uber Lite didn't come from stripping down the main app, but building it up from scratch.
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But stripping a CEO of a chairman title he or she already holds is generally seen as a slap.
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The House Freedom Caucus wants to repeal the entire guidance, stripping trans people of nondiscrimination protections in public schools.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.6% in April from a year earlier.
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By stripping away the obvious set staples, the band pulled off the neat trick of building up new ones.
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Republicans attempted to frame the vote as Democrats stripping children of health insurance and cutting funding from the military.
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The Treasury also proposes tackling post-inversion earnings stripping with new limits on related-party debt for U.S. subsidiaries.
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There's Cal, wondering if she might be a Tidelander, stripping down to test her water-breathing in the tub.
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This kind of defamiliarized humor works because, above all else, the internet is wonderful at stripping things of context.
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The theory is that stripping the colors from your apps will make you less tempted to check them obsessively.
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So if you were, say, under the impression that stripping and posing provocatively in a bed wouldn't be allowed?
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YouNow's policies are clearly written and addressed to both parents and younger viewers on what is allowed, including stripping.
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Channing Tatum is stripping down after losing a friendly game of Jenga — to none other than girlfriend Jessie J!
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That was the highest level since July 2014, when stripping away the effect of a 2014 sales tax hike.
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The IOC added it had disqualified the athletes from Sochi, effectively stripping Tretyakov and Nikitina of their Olympic medals.
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The politicians stripping her of those rights and protections profess to be afraid of using the bathroom with her.
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And those stars would generate a bunch of radiation, stripping the electrons off the surrounding hydrogen in the Universe.
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"Clarifying" is not just another word for stripping, at least not when it comes to this gentle exfoliating formula.
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But by stripping out the aforementioned middlemen and fees, Grana — he said — sells at just 2-33X mark-up.
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But stripping Rocky Horror of its specialness is just about the only thing Fox's adaptation commits to without reservation.
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One hundred percent of your job in stripping is to approach people and sell you and your personal brand.
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We've inherited this bag of lies about what the problem with stripping and sex work and the industry is.
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The government says it will spend 400 million pounds ($530 million) stripping the cladding from publicly owned high-rises.
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Lawmakers in South Korea's National Assembly voted overwhelmingly to impeach Park on December 9, stripping away her executive powers.
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Naturally, Teigen kept things SFW by Legend's artfully placed head, but she is hardly a stranger to stripping down.
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Stripping away special effects forces stage directors to focus less on flash and more on story and social commentary.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.5% in June from a year ago.
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But even stripping out part-time work, the median hourly gap between male and female pay is 9.4 percent.
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It made her completely unrecognizable in the role, stripping away the Australian beauty's distinctive features and glowing blonde hair.
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But those changes (which included stripping older, out-of-work members of their voting privileges) precipitated a backlash, too.
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Once she's hitched, though ... Mary says she's only stripping for her man, and she's tightening up her game too.
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The lawmakers say companies should be required to use vacuum stripping technology to rid products of this dangerous toxin.
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But Pruitt has not decided how far to go in stripping away the EPA's program to regulate greenhouse gases.
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He was very confused when she insisted he opt for a business-casual look and abstain from any stripping.
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By stripping away outside ads, Brave promises not just faster page-load times, but improved privacy safeguards as well.
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His approach is the same one that Peer applies to the onion: Keep stripping until you find the core.
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Stripping rights will not bring real safety any more than rigging outcomes will bring real justice for our students.
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Lemonade's most endearing quality is that it feels like Beyoncé's most personal album, stripping away at her flawless facade.
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Stripping consists of all the ingredients of courtship: sweet talk, flirting, active listening, emotional support and, you know, nudity.
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Andre Iguodala, Draymond Green and Thompson have preternaturally sure and quick hands, repeatedly stripping Cavalier players of the ball.
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"So much of this movie is about stripping everything away and exposing yourself," Hammer explained to GQ last month.
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Deutsche Bank has also been streamlining in the last year, cutting jobs, stripping away businesses and simplifying its structure.
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The tax proposals target multinationals by trying to restrict "earnings stripping" and introducing a minimum tax on overseas revenues.
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Horton hoped stripping the stalls of their doors would dissuade students from sneaking out of class for quick hit.
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He is proposing stripping tech platforms of their free speech protections by citing violations of the Communications Decency Act.
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Dementia is a horrible illness, stripping a person of virtually every connection to the universe that she has inhabited.
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The Obama administration, for instance, took aim at earnings stripping with its Section 385 regulations, finalized in late 2016.
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Every advancement in LGBTQ rights has involved stripping away, one by one, prejudices rooted in right-wing religious tradition.
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It also proposed rules designed to limit "earnings stripping," one of the major tax benefits for companies that invert.
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Stripping primarily requires "selling an illusionary experience," said Fagnelli, and maintaining the fantasy is just part of the job.
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A month later, the education oversight agency announced that it was stripping Shaninka of its government accreditation, citing violations.
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The EU has also been considering stripping the country of tariff-free access to the world's largest trading bloc.
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Investors sold Samsung shares after the delay announcement on Thursday, stripping about $13 billion from the firm's market value.
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Between the lines: Laws stripping voting rights from people with past criminal convictions vary widely from state to state.
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With six minutes to go Yuri Alcantara appeared at last and made weight after stripping naked behind a towel.
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According to Nettles, both laws are part of a "pattern of stripping people of their constitutional rights" in Alabama.
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The 'Teen Mom'/porn star wasn't stripping -- she was only pole-adjacent as the host of a holiday party.
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When her family found out and gave her an ultimatum—stop stripping or move out—she chose the latter.
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Then, it ended up being a very poetic and personal record, just as a result of stripping it back.
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He wrote of the dehumanizing process of stripping in front of guards and being given food through a slot.
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Collins said Wednesday if the bill included defunding language, she and Murkowski would introduce an amendment stripping it out.
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With a hint of a blueberry floral scent, this cleanser will wash away dirt and makeup without stripping skin.
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Terminating DACA and stripping Dreamers of that same hope and opportunity is unconscionable and incompatible with our American values.
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He had a history of acting disorderly, including stripping off his clothes and defecating on himself, Mr. Bart added.
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In a statement, Mr. Patel drew parallels to Myanmar's stripping of rights and protections for ethnic Rohingya in 1982.
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The audacity of stripping yourself bare and stage-diving into unknown hands, in an unknown land, is heady tonic.
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And on Tuesday, HuffPost published similar accounts from women, including one who described stripping in front of Mr. Close.
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It is institutional power that can crush neighborhoods, generations of children, stripping people of validation, self-worth and opportunity.
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More parents are stripping nurseries of all gender cues, to create spaces where children can develop their own identities.
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But traditional paper mills and recycling facilities are not equipped for the complex process of stripping the plastic away.
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The Democratic National Committee responded by stripping two such insolently adventurous states, Florida and Michigan, of their convention delegates.
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It also bans imports of textiles from North Korea, stripping the country of another key source of hard currency.
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In the summer of 2016, the Turkish parliament approved a constitutional amendment stripping its members of immunity from prosecution.
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At night, stripping off my scrubs, I'd find bits of her embedded in the laces of my Converse sneakers.
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So are the development of a personality cult, the stripping of meaning from language and the spread of disorientation.
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Mr. Wheeler's action signals a more cautious approach to stripping away environmental regulations than the course Mr. Pruitt took.
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But those haven't been raised since 1993, and inflation has been stripping away the purchasing power of the tax.
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It knocked over the Astros' building blocks — stripping away their first- and second-round draft picks for two years.
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Stripping out currency effects and the impact of acquisitions and disposals, sales grew 5.3 percent from a year earlier.
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The guidance takes a swipe at earnings-stripping, employing legal authority that has lain dormant for nearly 50 years.
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Group sales rose 13 percent to 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion), stripping out acquisitions and the impact from currencies.
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Despite legislative fits and starts, many congressional Republicans remain committed to stripping millions of Americans of their healthcare coverage.
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After stripping off the veils of a legend, "Jackie" succumbs, at the last, and devotedly puts them back on.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.9% in December from a year ago.
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FSOC had been considering stripping AIG's designation for months, but failed to do so at a meeting last week.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.6% in August from a year ago.
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SO THE STRIPPING OF THE PROFIT MOTIVE I THINK SPEAKS MORE TO THE BROAD INDUSTRY VERSUS AN ASO CONTRACT.
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The stripper and entertainer served as the comfort and authenticity consultant as well as a stripping consultant on Hustlers.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.8% in November from a year ago.
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In a presidential impeachment, one political branch (Congress) considers stripping power from the head of the other political branch.
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He aims to do so by stripping away that anonymity and encouraging interaction between locals and the new arrivals.
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This year Ukraine issued a decree stripping him of his honors from that country and freezing his assets there.
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Late last year, Instacart started counting tips against payments to its delivery people, essentially stripping them of their tips.
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What it's about is another matter: Circles and costumes vaguely suggest a cult and a stripping down to essences.
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Critics say the citizenship law is unconstitutional because it discriminates based on religion, stripping away the state's secular foundation.
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He's probably best known for being a conservative union buster, stripping public employee unions of their collective bargaining rights.
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The decision to fire McCabe, stripping him of his pension after two decades of the job is particularly vindictive.
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The authors also concluded that "most of the tax savings" found in corporate inversions was attributable to this earnings stripping.
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The I.R.S. has said it was considering adopting earnings stripping rules in the near future, and this could be it.
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Singh says you can add an element of romance by stripping with lingerie that you've worn with your partner before.
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Stripping it away, at least we are not in a frothy market situation, something where there is some vulnerability there.
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That didn't stop him from stripping down a bit to teach the talk show host how to throw an ax.
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Punishment for flag desecration itself is outlawed by the Constitution, but stripping citizenship would also be a heavy lift, legally.
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Stripping the clearances also would represent a public rebuke of the officials and sever a connection with the intelligence community.
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One possible explanation for the irregular dimming is that the star is stripping away the material from a nearby planet.
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So I started the blog and I just really liked it and I realized I didn't want to stop stripping.
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A black out occurred, stripping engineers of control over temperatures inside the facility's reactors — three of which ultimately melted down.
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Adding certain foods on a regular basis is more achievable as opposed to stripping your diet of everything you like.
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Notably, even when stripping out automobiles, gasoline and building materials, retail sales still rose 0.9 percent compared with last month.
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Vulnerability is an overarching theme of the second album, with some tracks stripping back the instrumentation to emphasise the vocals.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy component, the core PPI fell to 2% year-over-year, versus 2.3% expected.
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Steve King's increasingly overt racism, McCarthy took action against him early this year by stripping him of his committee assignments.
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SESTA would change that, explicitly stripping 230's protections from any platform found to be assisting a sex trafficking enterprise.
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Case in point: This Facebook Live video of Tyra Banks and Patrick Starrr stripping down in front of the cameras.
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But Emelianenko sat in Nogueira's guard, offering the Brazilian grips, stripping them and blasting him in the head each time.
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Now, we have mechanism for doing exactly that independently of the solar wind, which is typically implicated in atmospheric stripping.
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Idris Elba is stripping down and giving fans a look at his progress as he trains for an upcoming fight.
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Even though it's formulated without any sulfates, one dollop lathers beautifully, cleansing the hair without stripping it of natural oils.
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Dressing up — or down depending on how you see it — shouldn't involve also stripping your bank account in the process.
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This processing generally increases the flavor and caloric density of the foods, while stripping away the fiber, vitamins, and nutrients.
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Gone are the days of lingerie matches and Vince McMahon stripping Trish Stratus before making her bark like a dog.
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Royal Bank of Scotland's Global Restructuring Group for instance has been accused by some small firms of stripping their assets.
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"The entire world is geared toward stripping us of the most basic truth: we're lucky to be queer," Riemer says.
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Republicans repeatedly attacked such a system for being costly, stripping Americans of choice and leading to longer waits for care.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in September from a year ago.
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Stripping out the 2000 dot-com bust, the Nasdaq was up an average 10 percent in the 12 months afterward.
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Trump signs two executive actions on building a wall along the US-Mexico border and stripping funding from sanctuary cities.
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Basically, it's a bunch of hot dudes stripping for the highest bid ... with the dough going to a dog charity.
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Stripping away the manual arithmetic allows each game to move at a clip, girding the tension from devolving into monotony.
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I could pick out flawlessly plump corncobs without stripping them and smell when cantaloupes had turned from perfect to overripe.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in February from a year ago.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices fell 0.1 percent in March from a year ago.
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The proposed rule, released last week, could end up stripping more than 3 million people of their food stamp benefits.
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But the supermodel revealed she never actually felt comfortable stripping down when she worked in the fashion industry a teen.
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Last October, sources said Canada's government might curb the NEB's power, including stripping it of sole oversight of new projects.
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That strategy, called earnings stripping, is when U.S. earnings are moved to lower-tax jurisdictions through the use of debt.
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Republican leaders had weighed stripping Frelinghuysen's gavel over the tax vote, Politico reported last December, but never pulled the trigger.
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Bahrain has closed the main opposition groups and prosecuted scores of people, stripping hundreds of their nationalities, in mass trials.
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Agriculture is the biggest single driver of deforestation, stripping away forests that reduce climate change by absorbing and storing carbon.
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They also take aim at "earnings stripping," which is one of the major tax avoidance strategies used by inverted companies.
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"[Body-cleansing oils] work to gently cleanse the skin without stripping or drying," says cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson of BeautyStat.com.
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Worse still, from a strictly political perspective, is the focus within new trade agreements on stripping away non-tariff barriers.
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They shared their stories, called their lawmakers, and, ultimately, stopped lawmakers from stripping this country's health care to the bone.
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"There are already earnings stripping rules," Sam Lichtman, a partner at the law firm Haynes & Boone, said in an interview.
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It seems unlikely that a ruling stripping Mueller's authority would apply retroactively, so those folks should not hold their breath.
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It would also be detrimental to America's international business interests to stripping nations of sovereign immunity in anti-trust cases.
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Ms. Lee's lawyer, Tonja Carter, has denied that the author had any role in stripping the museum of the play.
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This bill keeps all the most harmful features of TrumpCare 85033, stripping coverage for 24 million Americans and gutting Medicaid.
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Questions have also been raised about whether the stripping of a person's citizenship is a useful tool for fighting terrorism.
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Republicans used the same tactic last year in stripping out a provision to require women to register for the draft.
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A panelist and "Remain" campaigner on the UK's Sky News turned heads after stripping partly naked on television Thursday night.
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Stripping out the sales of Lada maker Avtovaz, incorporated into Renault's since late last year, group revenue rose 9.8 percent.
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But now, the administration is taking a less aggressive stance toward stripping DACA recipients of the protections they currently have.
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Her immune system was stripping the fatty coating, called myelin, from her nerve fibers, impeding their ability to transmit signals.
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Stripping out volatile energy prices, inflation has trended lower over the last year to stand at 1.3 percent in July .
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"Collateral stripping might not be widespread, but how many more companies will do it in a down-cycle," Gluckman said.
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When the coaches began stripping on the mat in protest — one got to his underwear — officials tossed in another penalty.
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Stripping out the impact of currency moves, sales rose 23 percent in January-September, helped by stellar growth in Asia.
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Romania's government used an emergency decree to alter the legislation on Tuesday, mostly stripping prosecutors of more of their powers.
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States around the country have been stripping Planned Parenthood of Medicaid funds, leaving low-income women to fend for themselves.
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Here, Yang uses earthly objects to initiate conversations with the spiritual world, stripping the objects of their specific cultural contexts.
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While the original is pretty spare, stripping everything away but the acoustic guitar makes it even more plaintive and calm.
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That's interesting to hear that instruments are coming back, I always thought you were stripping them away bit by bit?
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Taking the tenants of jazz, he works backwards, stripping its tropes bare and rebuilding the genre in his own image.
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EV/EBITDA is used to help investors compare companies' operating performance by stripping out the effects of different financing costs.
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After stripping out share-based compensation and other one-off items, it generated about $850 million in adjusted net profit.
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Regulations and bureaucracy destroyed a promising innovation, and flattened the future, stripping consumers of choice and flexibility in transit options.
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In van den Berg's Find Me, a disease begins stripping people of their memories and leading them to their deaths.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in March from a year ago.
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This operatic interpretation placed vocal beauty above all else, stripping the musical of its theatrical spirit and leaving me cold.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.6 percent in February from a year ago.
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In the accounts, the death squads broke into houses, took belongings and assaulted women and girls, sometimes stripping them naked.
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The new legislation would reduce or eliminate financial thresholds that allow companies to pursue the earnings-stripping strategy after inversion.
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The I.O.C. has now retroactively banned 25 Russians who competed in Sochi for doping offenses, stripping them of 11 medals.
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Stripping citizenship from dissenters and other purported enemies of the state has a long and sordid history around the world.
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The state legislature passed two bills stripping the governor of some powers, and the outgoing governor, Pat McCrory, signed them.
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Depending on the outcomes of court cases, he may be responsible for stripping deportation protections from over a million immigrants.
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Pros: Built to last for years, minimize screw stripping, minimal hand fatigueCons: Quite expensive, does not include any stubby drivers
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But corruption and divisions have flourished within the A.N.C. in recent years, stripping much of the party of its ideals.
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If the underlying idea is stripping non-core functionality, isn't introducing a second version with new features somewhat counter-productive?
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Other good, temporary choices: removable caulking and adhesive V-seal weather stripping that you can peel off when you move.
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Rather than adding decorative details, he focused on peeling back what was already there, stripping things down to the basics.
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But even with the PII stripping, Palant says the data collection is still needlessly exposing Avast users to privacy risks.
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And he was adept at stripping the football, forcing 44 fumbles and recovering 24 of them, according to team records.
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The video featured her stripping as she strolled to Dealey Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963.
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After a controversial bronze medal wrestling match in Rio, Mongolian coaches protested their disappointing result by stripping off their clothes.
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If passed by the full House, the measure would have effectively killed the office by stripping it of its independence.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in January from a year ago.
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Rosneft then sued Sistema, accusing it of mismanaging Bashneft and stripping it of assets, and demanded $3 billion in compensation.
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The directions aimed at limiting earnings stripping were released as proposed rules, and a 90-day comment period was provided.
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Wu, on the other hand, plays Destiny, a newcomer to the scene who takes up stripping to support her family.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.8 percent in January from a year ago.
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At night, they say they can hear people going inside the vacants, rustling around, stripping metals away, looking for valuables.
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Since the natural oil in hair is actually good for keeping it healthy, I should avoid stripping it away daily.
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An indistinguishable shower of grinning authoritarian shitclowns snickering at everyone who tries to stop them stripping the planet for parts.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in October from a year ago.
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Moody's Investors Service last month became the latest agency to downgrade Alberta, stripping the province of its Aaa credit rating.
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Mr. Cohen has made moves to separate himself from Mr. Trump, stripping his Twitter profile of reference to the president.
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The process involved digging back to her childhood and into her tortured marriage, stripping the roots of her pain bare.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in May from a year ago.
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Now, he was helping to sweep the silt into her yard, and stripping her sodden carpet with a bread knife.
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But she isn't ashamed of stripping or doing porn, and when trolls attack her, she reacts with pride and humor.
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If anything, it's a testament to stripping away residential clichés — knowing what not to do, recognizing what to leave out.
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The self-awareness starts with accepting that if you work in stripping, you're a creep, a freak, and a voyeur.
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The aide added that by stripping out much of the report's normal content, the documents largely had become about Iran.
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But now the administration is taking a less aggressive stance toward stripping DACA recipients of the protections they currently have.
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"A lot of people don't realize what the implications of that are," the member said of stripping out essential health benefits.
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Stripping out intra-group loans, the Bank of France pegs the figure at a more manageable but still record 72 percent.
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The video for "Deja Vu" also shows Lowndes stripping off naked while Lovitz is seen getting dressed in a plush mansion.
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That means swapping out stripping cleansers for creamy, hydrating ones, and incorporating oil-based formulas that won't leave my pores parched.
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Oddly enough, it was the deli owner who encouraged her to pursue another line of work to make more money: stripping.
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The proposals in Obama's budget that would limit corporate tax "inversions" and "earnings stripping" will be a part of that discussion.
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Sometimes with stripping you can be pretty disheartened with how the male ego acts in a really drunk and horny situation.
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Which is maybe why this episode of Billions was devoted to stripping the characters' protective armor layers and showing their fragility.
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Analyst Anne Critchlow said it implied sales growth, stripping out the effect of new store openings, of 8 to 9 percent.
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Members of the disciplinary committee recommended punishments that ranged from a two-year suspension to stripping Isaac of his law license.
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The palace statements on Tuesday made no link between the firing of the 10 officials and the stripping of Sineenat's titles.
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Sam bravely performed the grotesque surgery on the mottled knight by stripping off the infected tissue — without anesthesia, or medical experience.
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Meanwhile, on Tuesday, North Carolina managed to propose, pass and enact legislation stripping civil rights from an entire group of people.
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He started the project just for fun, because he enjoyed stripping down in gorgeous natural settings and posting the photos online.
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Stripping people of the right to vote is a "vestige" of a more unequal era, Messrs Hamilton-Smith and Vogel argued.
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Labour Member of Parliament and Shadow Finance Minister John McDonnell accused the government of stripping regulation and the country's tax base.
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By stripping out the deposits with the CDC, banks would get a higher leverage ratio for a given amount of capital.
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BEAT is meant to combat earnings stripping, which involves shifting U.S.-earned profits abroad to foreign affiliates in low-tax countries.
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In video captured by ESPN's Sarah Spain, Gronk basically became a backup dancer, stripping off his shirt and channeling Magic Mike.
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Unfortunately, it did that by stripping out the High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection ("HDCP") that media companies put on their content.
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The G7 Power also has a fingerprint reader and headphone jack — so, no, Motorola's not charging more and stripping away features.
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These results strongly suggest that extra protein is advisable during weight loss, Dr. Phillips said, to avoid stripping yourself of muscle.
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Because of its tight orbit around Proxima Centauri, researchers estimated that the planet experiences atmosphere-stripping stellar storms every two hours.
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The fine mesh remarkably cleaned off extra grease a bit like soap would, without stripping the skillet of its precious seasoning.
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At the very minimum, you see dozens of players stripping off their armor there and dancing on tables in their undies.
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The Constitution's 25th Amendment offers an alternative path to stripping a president of power but has never been used for this.
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But Brennan fails to carry his burden of showing that a viewer would have understood his stripping naked to be communicative.
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The storm, in addition to stripping away vegetation, caused a tremendous amount of sediment to pour out of rivers and streams.
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A common counter-argument is that much of the inward FDI since the referendum has been little more than asset-stripping.
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It seems as though both of these increases are entirely due to stripping away bezels instead of enlarging the actual devices.
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The IOC also said it had disqualified from the athletes from Sochi, effectively stripping Tretyakov and Nikitina of their Olympic medals.
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Facebook periodically updates its design, typically stripping out unnecessary "chrome," or user interface framing, to create a sleeker, more readable look.
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So I found an ad for dance hostesses, and at first I thought I might actually have to end up stripping.
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It's not like the President of the United States is a job that's infamous for stripping people of their personal privacy.
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Broadcaster Kurdistan 24 aired footage of guards apprehending the teen and stripping him of his suicide vest before he could strike.
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On Tuesday, WarnerMedia announced its new streaming service, HBO Max, will have exclusive rights to "Friends," stripping it from Netflix's library.
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Not long after, I came across some men stripping down a car for parts, while two women watched from a porch.
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Stripping out the bond swap, LGFV borrowing rose at 20% annually over the past five years, far outpacing overall debt growth.
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The sandblasting, stripping of decades of paint and rust, and fresh coats for Flow Separation support the survival of the vessel.
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For the ninth year, elite athletes are stripping down and posing with carefully placed sporting equipment for ESPN Magazine's Body Issue.
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It also wants a referendum on stripping the powers of the Supreme Court, which it accuses of being pliant to Hernandez.
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" Tindall added that Glass's treatment might be arriving "just in time," as "Westerners' hunger for ayahuasca is stripping the rainforest bare.
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You might argue that stripping a viewing experience of its suspense is a disservice to the creator's intention to build tension.
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Texas's state government has already taken aim at Austin over its liberal immigration policy, stripping it of some public safety funds.
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Maduro called for the ballot, which would ultimately enable him to rewrite the country's constitution, stripping away power from his opponents.
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And The Washington Post went even bigger -- stripping the various allegations against Trump across the top of their entire front page.
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Overall brand revenues, including those from licensing, stood at 3.8 billion euros, in line with 2017 when stripping out currency moves.
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"If someone moves out today, you'll have someone inside tonight stripping the siding, stealing the pipes, taking the bathtub," Johnson says.
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But even after stripping out the sporting event, revenue increased nearly 6 percent thanks to strong growth at its theme parks.
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But privatizing libraries and stripping them bare of any services the wealthy find too helpful for poor people is class war.
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Hitler's Dog, on the other hand, is wise enough to play to MacDonald's strengths, stripping comedy down to the bare essentials.
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Prior to stripping down, Missandei and Grey Worm talked about his upcoming dangerous mission to Casterly Rock to battle the Lannisters.
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The resulting nearly 500-page report predictably recommends stripping federal funding from Planned Parenthood and proposes a 20-week abortion ban.
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So visualizing myself stripping a juicy buffalo wing to the bone 20 times could make me eat fewer buffalo wings later.
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Last quarter, worldwide contact lens sales increased to $807 million from $683 million, or about 14 percent when stripping out currency.
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However, James and others never succeeded in stripping the New York state constitution of the core protections related to double jeopardy.
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Imagine someone stripping you naked in the middle of a busy street, suddenly exposing you to the leering eyes of strangers.
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Paint products maker Sherwin-Williams is planning to completely phase out the use of the paint-stripping chemical methylene chloride, Cleveland.
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The company gutted the sedan, stripping it down to its skeleton and installing a new engine, new interiors and a GPS.
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A record volume of deals were announced last year even after stripping out the $160 billion union of Pfizer and Allergan.
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I want to make sure that time spent behind bars does not entail a stripping of your civic and constitutional rights.
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While carriers may be stripping away perks for economy customers, they are lavishing them on the front-of-the-plane set.
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Hiding behind taxpayer burden, legislators are in the process of stripping one of the strongest open records laws in the country.
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After stripping out those costs, the company averages a razor-thin margin – before factoring in many additional costs – of 1.6 percent.
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Only by stripping away its national regalia and comprehending its essential human form do we have any hope of vanquishing it.
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And by stripping racism of any meaning associated with structural injustice, they absolve themselves of any possible complicity in systemic oppression.
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"We hope people look at it in that vein, rather than stripping great athletes like Paula of their records," he said.
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Joining her there, he parted company with the final "n" of "Hartmann," stripping the name of its most conspicuous Teutonic trace.
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Pension stripping is a growing problem across the nation, and I urge the new administration to make protecting pensions a priority.
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That's why one of Schwartz's first moves as CEO was to simplify the menu by stripping it of dozens of products.
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He is hiking, he is stripping, he is not meeting-and-greeting, and he is keeping up with his social media.
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The Russian leader, who is 65, has a track record of stripping to the waist in public to reveal his torso.
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Pouyan extracts all human figures from the original paintings, stripping away their authority and instead foregrounding landscape, abstract shapes, and colors.
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By stripping away images to create new ones, the artist's unique effect mimics 3D, but without the need for fancy glasses.
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It's about stripping away our inherited archetypes and our distracting issues to look at our solid bodies, our experiences amongst people.
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Congress must not endorse "workforce reshaping" — a euphemism for stripping the agency of scientists and endangering public health in the process.
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But even after stripping out the sporting event, revenue increased about 6 percent thanks to strong growth at its theme parks.
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Actually repealing without replacing would mean effectively stripping more than 20 million people of their health insurance, without anything in return.
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I've already said how I feel about the DACA, that I don't believe we should be stripping status from DACA recipients.
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EasyFoodstore closed on Wednesday afternoon after bargain-hunters, attracted by the low priced food, swamped the supermarket, stripping its shelves bare.
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But it opens the door to that possibility, by stripping them of the only foolproof protection against deportation an immigrant has.
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But literally stripping powers from officials of the opposing party after they win elections goes well beyond this kind of tinkering.
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His and other organizations are continuing to push for stripping the drilling from the legislation, but doing so will be difficult.
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But is deregulating coal, degrading environmental standards, stripping women of contraceptives and challenging tyrants around the world to war their candy?
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The Astros were among the first to embrace tanking, stripping their roster down for several years to acquire high draft picks.
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Previously a proudly D.I.Y. act, Brockhampton teamed up with the producer Rick Rubin, who excels at stripping unnecessary elements from songs.
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First, by stripping links to the app from photos posted by Instagram to the News Feed, as has been previously reported.
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But just in time for the bicentennial, the Trump administration is considering stripping Katahdin Woods and Waters of its new designation.
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But Mamedi said the firm's subscription service, which offers a range of additional features including stripping of ads, is gaining traction.
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In recent weeks, he has been stripping out what he considers the weaklings in his administration and replacing them with hawks.
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The nuclear option of stripping a state of their voting rights in the EU requires unanimity of all other EU members.
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By the late 19th century, America's robber barons were soon living up to their name by stripping Europe of its treasures.
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African Americans were increasingly targeted for equity-stripping loans that appeared to cost little but were actually both expensive and risky.
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Modi reclaimed the hotly contested Jammu and Kashmir region after seven decades, stripping the predominantly-Muslim state of its semiautonomous status.
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Mr. Maduro's loyalists had responded by leaving the congress, stripping away its powers and hounding dozens of opposition lawmakers into exile.
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Last year, federal wildlife officials proposed stripping protections from the animal, citing the significant increases in its numbers across the country.
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Changes that won over progressives included tougher labor law enforcement, stricter environmental standards and stripping protections for certain high-cost pharmaceuticals.
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Meanwhile, stripping out a one-off gain from a legal settlement eliminates almost one percentage point of JPMorgan's return on equity.
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To discourage such high concentration, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz in November suggested stripping state debt of its risk-free status.
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"This type of public identification helps deter state-sponsored computer intrusions by stripping them of anonymity and imposing consequences," Rosenstein said.
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Corporate inversions can be countered though tougher earnings-stripping rules, an exit tax, and other effective and ready-to-go measures.
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For years, government officials and prosecutors have been investigating cases across Germany of so-called dividend stripping, or "cum-ex" transactions.
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Instead, Brussels and Berlin argue, such countries must deliver so-called structural reforms, stripping away labor protections and trimming pension benefits.
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Stripping Italy's public debt of its current risk-free status would hit domestic lenders, which are large holders of the securities.
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"Earnings stripping is a primary driver of the current wave of inversions and we need to shut it down," Schumer said.
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Companies in the gathering operations prepare natural gas to be shipped through lines by stripping out impurities and natural gas liquids.
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"I had the sense that our exploration had diminished it, stripping it of its secrets," he observes upon departing for home.
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Then on March 5, the government issued a royal command, signed by the king, stripping Phra Dhammachayo of his religious titles.
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Remember that crazy story that Aziah "Zola" Wells tweeted about going to Florida to do some stripping before things went haywire?
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I was nervous that TV would package messy, difficult stories into tidy narrative arcs, stripping them of necessary weight and nuance.
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"We are satisfied we have addressed stakeholder feedback and are close to issuing final earnings stripping regulations," a Treasury spokesperson said.
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Installing double-pane windows, weather stripping, and insulation stands to take a huge bite out of energy bills and environmental impacts.
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The blanket or shirt over her face appears to be suffocating her, as if her whole identity is being stripping away.
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"This project was almost a way of me re-stripping myself back, and allowing myself to rebuild my body," she says.
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He responded by ducking into a nearby garage, stripping all of his clothes off and continuing to evade officers while totally naked.
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Stripping out inflation, its 20-year annualised real return was 3.4 percent, compared to a rolling return of 227 percent last year.
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For a lot of models, stripping down in front of a whole room of people is just another day at the office.
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This translated to stripping down Hadid, both literally and figuratively, to portray her in a way that felt natural and not fussy.
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This phenomenon is caused by something known as ram pressure stripping, when galaxies plummet into galaxy clusters at an incredibly fast rate.
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"The stripping performances started out as something that gangsters did, but generally spread out to become common practice throughout Taiwan," Moskowitz wrote.
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Start your night with both layers, and start stripping when — if Karman's predictions come true — the '80s dance party really starts going.
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To placate the right, last-minute changes were made to the Republican repeal plan, stripping out those minimum standards for health policies.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) by stripping him of his subcommittee chairmanship and initiating censure proceedings for King's "anti-Semitic and offensive" actions.
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All in all, the Chisti bottle-based ventilator shows what can be achieved by stripping an idea down to its basic principles.
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A decree stripping the religious police of their powers to arrest gives sanctuary to Christians who stage large prayer meetings at home.
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While price inflation, stripping out the cost of mortgages, climbed through the year to around 1 percent, it recently fell back slightly.
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This wind basically strips away gas contained within the single galaxy, blowing it into tentacles, in a process called ram-pressure stripping.
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When Eggsy gets cold feet after calling Tilde, she makes a bid at getting him to stay by stripping into her lingerie.
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At the same time, his music is very much the product of decontextualization, stripping the inputs of any temporal or geographic definition.
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That would incentivize judges to do things, like stripping "unaccompanied child" protections, that would allow them to close a case more quickly.
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The conceptual underpinnings of No Man's Land lend the project a techno-dystopian edge, stripping the landscape genre of its typical palatability.
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Stripping out re-exports makes no sense when thinking about the overall trade imbalance unless a corresponding adjustment is made to imports.
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It is possible to come up with well-funded mechanisms to improve on Obamacare without stripping health coverage from millions of Americans.
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MbS consolidated his rule by stripping some of his most powerful cousins from positions of authority and locking some under house arrest.
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While some changes go into effect April 23rd, the core changes stripping back net neutrality are delayed because they require OMB approval.
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By stripping Mr Saakashvili of citizenship, Mr Poroshenko seemed to be delivering a final repudiation of the post-revolutionary era's hopeful ethos.
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Watching it all go down is an experience comprised of buffing, skiving, scooping, filling, stripping, stitching and more oh-so-satisfying steps.
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Mr Netanyahu's cabinet is backing a bill designating Israel the nation-state of the Jews and stripping Arabic of its official status.
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Stripping the skin of moisture to the point that it cracks can cause bacteria to spread and the infection to get worse.
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But Charli XCX, after being boxed in by the industry, recognizes that there's appeal in stripping that away a little bit too.
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If you're a fan of Channing Tatum, you're probably familiar with his past life, which included a stint stripping, in Tampa, Florida.
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Stripping out the impact of foreign exchange and foreign exchange hedging, net income totalled 676 lira, the company said in a statement.
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No team has been more aggressive about stripping down the roster than the Maple Leafs, although they've already made their big moves.
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Surveillance footage showed a man police say is Cowell fleeing the station through a parking lot and stripping off his clothes there.
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They would authorize the U.S. Justice Department to sue oil producers for antitrust violations by stripping foreign actors of sovereign immunity protections.
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" Immunity is forced upon grand jury witnesses, negating their privilege against self-incrimination, and stripping them of any "right to remain silent.
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The GOP-controlled North Carolina state legislature passed new rules stripping the incoming Democratic governor of a series of executive powers. 20.
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It has to be about community repair and addressing the generational damage that's been done by stripping communities of their economic strength.
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This Saturday Night Live sketch only starts with Benedict Cumberbatch showing up as one half of a surprise bachelorette party stripping duo.
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They say the policy is horrible, and Republicans are likely stripping coverage from the people who elect them — older, rural white people.
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Stripping out acquisitions, currency effects and revenue on fuel, sales rose 3.3 percent against 3.1 percent growth seen in the first quarter.
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WITH RESPECT TO OUR TAX STATUS AND INCOME STRIPPING PROVISIONS OF THESE PROPOSED RULES, THEY HAVE NO MATERIAL IMPACT ON US WHATSOEVER.
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By stripping out sulfur emissions, scrubbers allow shippers to use dirtier fuel oil but still meet new global requirements for lower emissions.
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We shouldn't penalize people who choose to exercise lawfully their constitutional right to bear arms by stripping them of other constitutional rights.
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Robyn 2014 Denholm was named board chair inDenholm November, stripping Musk of the role to fulfill a demand by the U.S. SEC.
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But by stripping an election simulator down to its base components, Campaign Manager reveals a common philosophy that all these games share.
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Basic maintenance, such as cleaning the HVAC filters and weather-stripping windows and doors, will also help keep bills low, he said.
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Stripping out those who hired a car, who are often travelling between cities, Uber has a 69% market share of business trips.
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After I started stripping my sophomore year, at the age of 19, I knew that, to a certain extent, this was true.
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Democrats have also ripped Republican leadership for stripping a so-called "Buy America" provision from the water legislation at the last-minute.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, the so-called core CPI increased 0.2 percent after a similar gain in April.
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Treasury also said it is proposing rules to tackle a practice known as earnings stripping that is often undertaken following an inversion.
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"The real solution is for Congress to enact comprehensive business tax reform with specific anti-inversion and earnings stripping provisions," he said.
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And these provisions were an effort to prevent some multinationals from stripping profits out of the U.S. — but only in extreme cases.
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Granted, an episode that begins with the superhumanly handsome star Rami Malek stripping naked may direct the focus of many viewers elsewhere.
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Amash is what could be called a constitutional libertarian—a "minarchist," perhaps, devoted to stripping the state down to its essential functions.
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In 2013, the Park Geun-hye administration banned the union altogether, stripping it of government subsidies and the right to collectively bargain.
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Mulvaney in February also proposed stripping the enforcement powers from the CFPB's office of fair lending and transferring them to Blankenstein's division.
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Progressive Caucus leaders said a bill using arbitration — instead of the stronger mechanism of stripping monopolies — could lose many of their votes.
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" She wrote that "sex work" can include "services between consenting adults" such as "companionship, intimacy, nonsexual role playing, dancing, escorting, and stripping.
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Spain quickly responded by enacting Article 155 of the constitution, stripping the semi-autonomous region of its powers and imposing direct rule.
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Madrid responded by imposing direct rule, stripping Catalonia of its autonomous functions, sacking the government and calling fresh elections for December 21.
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Chinese investors are "busy asset-stripping" Zimbabwe's resources, the country's main opposition leader said in a speech this week, according to reports.
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That would give the secessionist camp just 67 seats in the 135-seat regional parliament, stripping them of the previous slim majority.
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Her goodbye to David Letterman The actress bid the legendary late night host farewell in 2015 by stripping down to her undies.
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Gretchen Rossi shot down rumors she surgically enhanced her boobs by stripping down, and opening up ... about her struggle to get pregnant.
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Stripping Latino support away from the Democratic Party is an obvious priority for Republicans, as it threatens the Democrats' thin electoral advantage.
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The Republicans surely knew that the stripping away of the mandate would help them rip up pre-existing condition protections, of course.
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Stripping out food and energy from the CPI gives us the core CPI, seen as a measure of the underlying inflation trend.
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Yet, despite hard evidence, Congress is considering stripping those savings and sending billions of dollars back to Wells Fargo, Bank of America.
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" Meadows suggested that the House could end up stripping out the Senate-added ObamaCare fixes and "ping pong it back to them.
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The House passed an ObamaCare repeal package 85033-181 Wednesday that includes language stripping federal funding from Planned Parenthood for one year.
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Stripping felons of their voting rights does little more than deprive an already severely marginalized population of a much-needed political voice.
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Their search for fame goes downhill when the headlining band cancels its tour, stripping Swallow of a big name to latch onto.
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His proposal, by stripping away the existing rules, would allow telecom companies to charge websites to deliver their data at higher speeds.
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So in the end, all that experimentation, all that stripping away and building back up, ends in a faint sense of anticlimax.
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Just last week, the White House included him on a list of people the president was considering stripping of their security clearances.
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Alternately live and videotaped, her acts involved successively stripping off layers of clothing, wigs and face masks; the last mask always remained.
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Its star, also a red dwarf doesn't seem to flare as much atmosphere-stripping radiation as some other stars in its class.
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When North Carolina voters elected a Democratic governor in 2016, the Republican-controlled legislature passed a bill stripping him of key powers.
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Ms. Clifford has leveraged her newfound crossover fame into a national stripping tour, with scheduled dates through the end of the year.
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Restoring sanity to the Senate requires removing Mr. McConnell from power, either by unseating him or by stripping him of his majority.
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What's more, the bureau doesn't have anything to do with one of the most pernicious "wealth-stripping" systems in America: the courts.
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The Olympic committee has decertified other federations in the past for mismanagement, stripping them of their authority as the national governing bodies.
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After conception, when sperm meets egg, a natural process of cleansing, or "rebooting," occurs, stripping away most chemical marks on the genes.
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Austria's migration policy will now include seizing migrants' cellphones on entry, stripping migrants of their cash and depriving them of medical confidentiality.
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In some cases, Wisconsin Republicans are deliberately stripping the incoming officials of the power that would allow them to fulfill campaign promises.
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The justices left intact lower court rulings that prevented Louisiana and Kansas from stripping government healthcare funding from local Planned Parenthood affiliates.
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