We tackle the measurements, we tackle the environment, we tackle the inflation side.
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"It's going to take rigorous, aggressive public health — what I like to say, block and tackle, block and tackle, block and tackle, block and tackle," he said.
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Girls can only tackle girls; guys can only tackle guys.
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Veteran right tackle Byron Bell signed as insurance at tackle.
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Our duty is to tackle our problems before they tackle us.
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Veteran right tackle Byron Bell was signed as insurance at tackle.
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If we can tackle that head-on, then we tackle this issue.
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Rams defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh slammed his arm into Mahomes's neck on a tackle.
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But you think this is something that Facebook is tackling, wants to tackle and should tackle?
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His other prominent defensive line selections include: tackle Jay Alford, third round, 2007; end Jason Pierre-Paul and tackle Linval Joseph, first and second rounds, 2010; tackle Marvin Austin, second round, 2011; Hankins, second round, 2013; tackle Jayson Bromley, third round, 2014; and end Owa Odighizuwa, fourth round, 2015.
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S DeAngelo Hall sprained right knee while making a tackle 13-yard tackle of Beckham just before halftime.
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New York Giants: Ereck Flowers' move from left tackle to right tackle is off to a rough start.
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Playing left tackle, right tackle and center, Hill was responsible for keeping Namath's jersey clean from attacking defenders.
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In 2011, not a single tackle or nose tackle appeared in the top 25 of the sack list.
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"We are trying to tackle it from a much wider viewpoint, and tackle the behaviors within it," he concludes.
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The Colts played without starting left tackle Anthony Castonzo, while starting right tackle Austin Howard saw just three snaps.
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Defensive players will tackle differently only if it means they are at least as likely to make the tackle.
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We can never solve or tackle the problem of racial injustice until we tackle the problem of economic justice.
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To tackle domestic abuse in a game, you need to tackle it with mechanics, with structure, like Papo & Yo did.
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Travis Kelce, Tight End, 96 OverallTyreek Hill, Wide Receiver, 94 OverallMitchell Schwartz, Tackle, 93 OverallChris Jones, Defensive Tackle, 89 Overall
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George Kittle, Tight End, 90 OverallJoe Staley, Offensive Tackle, 90 OverallDeForest Buckner, Defensive Tackle, 87 OverallRobbie Gould, Kicker, 85 Overall
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The Bills lost backup right tackle Michael Ola (ankle) and defensive tackle Jerel Worthy (possible concussion) in the first half, while Lions backup right tackle Cornelius Lucas (ankle) left in the third quarter and did not return.
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Gone from the offensive line are the all-American left tackle Taylor Decker, right tackle Chase Farris and center Jacoby Boren.
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"We can never solve or tackle the problem of racial injustice until we tackle the problem of economic justice," Mitchell says.
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But youth tackle football remains untouched, and children are still being aggressively recruited into youth tackle football as young as age 5.
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The players — former Jets guard Kelechi Osemele, Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams and Cincinnati Bengals tackle Cordy Glenn — had very different ailments.
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Participation in no-tackle flag football grew by 8.7 percent among children aged 6 to 14, while tackle football rose 63 percent.
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Williams (shoulder) and two other starters, left tackle Prince Tega Wanogho (leg) and defensive tackle Derrick Brown (upper-body contusion), could return.
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Senior safety Chris Hawkins, senior linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, sophomore defensive tackle Malik Dorton and senior defensive tackle Josh Fatu all recorded one sack.
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The Chiefs remain sturdy at right tackle with Mitchell Schwartz, but left tackle Eric Fisher and left guard Andrew Wiley have missed time.
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Offensive tackle Donald Penn agreed to a one-year deal with the Washington Redskins, who are in camp without top tackle Trent Williams.
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Haeg started at left tackle for Anthony Castonzo in Week 1 and the last two games at right tackle before getting injured Sunday.
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Left tackle Tyron Smith did not practice on Wednesday because of an eye problem, and right tackle La'El Collins was a limited participant.
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Eleven Ducks scored, including senior offensive tackle Brady Aiello, who caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from Herbert on a tackle-eligible play.
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Flowers was selected in 27 to play right tackle but moved to left tackle after Will Beatty tore a pectoral muscle during offseason workouts.
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As the Green New Deal acknowledges, any plan to tackle climate change has to tackle the building sector, even if it won't get headlines.
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BRANDON SHELL Offensive tackle, South Carolina The Jets must try to fill the gap opened by the retirement of Ferguson, their stalwart left tackle.
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The youth tackle football participation rate has been dropping for a decade, and now the high school tackle football participation rate is declining, too.
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Mystery Tackle Box Gift Boxes and Subscriptions, available at Karl's Bait & Tackle by Catch Co, starting at $19.95Available in three sizes, and in subscriptions, you (or they) can pick the general type of tackle they receive based on their target species and angling methods.
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The show is evolving, and it's only fitting that the subjects it chooses to tackle — and how it chooses to tackle them — should evolve, too.
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Miller was hurt on the Texans' second play, when Cowboys defensive tackle Maliek Collins' helmet hit the outside of his left knee on a tackle.
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Left tackle Greg Robinson has worked out with line guru LeCharles Bentley, and Rob Havenstein wasn't half-bad as a rookie right tackle last year.
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He projects as New England's swing tackle and likely will battle 2018 first-round draft pick Isaiah Wynn for the starting spot at left tackle.
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Need to tackle these issues as a matter of priority over the coming months - Working together, the EU27 have the means to tackle these challenges.
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If bipartisanship can tackle much-needed changes to our financial system, then there's no reason Congress can't tackle other tough issues in the same way.
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Defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson was ejected for throwing a punch during a melee that included defensive tackle Michael Bennett and Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette.
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Participation numbers in youth tackle football has been on the decline for years, and some state officials have introduced bills that would prohibit tackle football.
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The best saws to tackle projects at homeIf you like to tackle DIY projects around the house, you're going to need a saw or two.
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In order to tackle that, the U.N. Foundation in 2200 launched a worldwide program to tackle the problem of illness and deaths from indoors cooking.
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Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and others team up to tackle terrorist content Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and others team up to tackle terrorist content Well that was quick.
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"I was running down to make a tackle at kickoff after we scored a touchdown, and I made a diving tackle at his legs," Chris recalled.
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When Stanley was hurt last Thursday at Cincinnati, he was replaced by right tackle James Hurst, and Orlando Brown Jr. entered the game at right tackle.
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"This is the kind of thing our constituents are telling us they want us to tackle, and they want us to tackle it now," state Rep.
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Davis was slated to play right tackle this season but worked at left tackle all week after the trade of Laremy Tunsil to the Houston Texans.
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TACKLE CLADY CALLS IT A CAREER Ryan Clady, the talented and towering tackle whose nine-year N.F.L. career was checkered with injuries, is retiring from football.
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Three key starters for Kansas City — offensive tackle Eric Fisher (groin), wide receiver Sammy Watkins (hamstring) and defensive tackle Chris Jones (groin) — received optimistic assessments from Reid.
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The free-agent addition of even-more-massive J'Marcus Webb at right tackle lets third-year undrafted free agent Garry Gilliam replace Russell Okung at left tackle.
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This is no more plausible on its face than the proposition that football players will tackle random people in the street because they tackle people in games.
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After Wynn was hurt, Newhouse moved to left tackle while Korey Cunningham — acquired in a trade with the Arizona Cardinals during the preseason — entered at right tackle.
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Defensive tackle J'arius Warren routinely plugged running lanes, and capped his 11-tackle day forcing a fourth-quarter fumble that spoiled any hope of an Army rally.
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Tight end Orson Charles (ankle), tackle Austin Corbett (foot), defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi (biceps), cornerback Denzel Ward (concussion) and center J.C. Tretter (ankle) did not practice for Cleveland.
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You want to tackle cancer, you got to get after smoking; and if you want to tackle obesity and diabetes, you have to get after the food industry.
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What used to be considered a great tackle, a violent head-on [tackle], a violent — if that was done by Dick Butkus, they'd say he's the greatest player.
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BILLS DEFENSIVE TACKLE IS SUSPENDED The N.F.L. suspended Buffalo defensive tackle Marcell Dareus for the first four games of the season for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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Nations and people are likely to tackle -- or at least attempt to tackle -- those diseases that kill at high rates, Murray noted, since death is a powerful motivator.
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NATIONAL ANTHEM Seahawks defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson and offensive tackle Duane Brown stayed off the field during the national anthem, something they did in the opener and preseason.
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Clearly the guy's falling, there's a good chop tackle, Manu's coming over the top to kill the tackle and doing everything he's supposed to be doing – come on.
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Both starting offensive tackles, left tackle Kelvin Beachum and right tackle Chuma Edoga, left the game with injuries, though Beachum later returned with his left ankle heavily bandaged.
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" Knowing he can run faster straight ahead than the tackle can go backward, he tries to reach an area behind the tackle that Wilt called the "sweet spot.
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Ball started nine games at left tackle for the Seminoles last season as a redshirt freshman and was expected to enter fall camp as the starter at right tackle.
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Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea has yet to practice due to a calf injury, but left tackle Donovan Smith and cornerback M.J. Stewart have practiced on a limited basis.
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A handful of dark web monitoring companies exist, some being created specifically to tackle the dark web, and others expanding their services to tackle sites on the Tor network.
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Beyond Rodgers, the Packers also lost several other key starters to injury, including David Bakhtiari (left tackle), Bryan Bulaga (right tackle), Lane Taylor (left guard) and Quinten Rollins (cornerback).
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He can thank his offensive line — from left tackle Tyron Smith to right tackle Doug Free — for keeping his body upright and his bill for grass-stained laundry down.
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She played alongside the boys for a few years before founding the first known all-girls tackle football league in America, the Utah Girls Tackle Football League, in 2015.
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Tennessee signed the free-agent center Ben Jones, used the No. 8 pick on tackle Jack Conklin and traded receiver Dorial Green-Beckham to Philadelphia for tackle Dennis Kelly.
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On the game's second play from scrimmage, Corbin bolted around his right tackle and only needed to break one tackle on his way to a 66-yard touchdown run.
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"In itself it is not sufficient as an element to tackle farmer poverty, and tackling farmer poverty is key but also not completely sufficient to tackle child labour," Lange said.
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The Chiefs also have four key players with two years left on their contracts: tight end Travis Kelce, right tackle Mitchell Schwartz, safety Tyrann Mathieu and left tackle Eric Fisher.
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The Legend of Zelda essentially gave birth to these concepts by letting gamers not just tackle the puzzles in different ways but also decide which levels they would tackle first.
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Look what's happening now with the government, a government which came into power by making the case that it wants to tackle vested interests and tackle the old oligarchic establishment.
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Players still tackle from 500 to 800 times a year, but instead of launching themselves at other players in practice, they focus on how they tackle to avoid head collisions.
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" Mr. Mosley told The Independent in 21961: "One of the psychological reasons that I tackle the subjects I tackle, is that I have my own troubles with my own heritage.
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The state of emergency gives firefighters more powers to tackle the fires, including the deployment of 100-person "strike teams" who are on call to tackle the most dangerous blazes.
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Three Jaguars sat out Wednesday because of injuries: nose tackle Eli Ankou (calf), left tackle Josh Walker (foot/ankle) and cornerback Quenton Meeks (knee), although Marrone said Walker could practice Thursday.
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Rookie right tackle Brian O'Neill — who took Rashod Hill's job — will need extensive help against Mack, meaning Leonard Floyd and Aaron Lynch will have opportunities against struggling left tackle Riley Reiff.
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After 200 countries, including the United States, agreed to tackle climate change in 2015 at U.N. talks in Paris, worries in the survey about governmental failure to tackle global warming fell.
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Start small with a drawer and other miscellaneous spaces, go big and tackle your pantry, or tackle one project at a time until your surroundings are at the peak of organization.
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"We're going to really tackle that, we're going to get co-pays and premiums and deductibles down, we're going to tackle prescription drug costs," Clinton told the radio station Hot 105.
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Like anyone sort of could tackle a topic or tackle a subject or make a piece of art or a film, or write a book, or whatever about another person's experience.
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The group, known as Team Tackle, includes ESPN radio host Mike Golic, New England Patriots linebacker Dont'a Hightower, and Houston Texans offensive tackle Duane Brown, along with dozens of other players.
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What question are you trying to tackle with Labyrinths ?
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Detroit Lions – Damon Harrison, Sr., Defensive Tackle, 95 Overall
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Green Bay Packers – David Bakhtiari, 97 Overall, Left Tackle
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THURSDAY • Top clergy in Rome tackle the abuse scandal.
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When a fan asked if there were any topics or concepts they were hesitant to tackle, Robert King confirmed that there were — but they intended to tackle them anyway in Season 2.
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But after catching a pass from Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster lost the ball on a tackle by defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, and the Saints recovered to clinch the victory.
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Driverless cars could reduce accidents, and the need for huge car parks; gene editing may allow us to tackle nasty diseases; renewable energy could help us tackle climate change and so on.
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Former New York Giants first-round pick Ereck Flowers has been working as the first-team left tackle, and 2018 third-rounder Geron Christian is also competing for the swing tackle job.
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Even with a first-rounder (Kolton Miller) at left tackle and the richest offensive lineman ever (Brown) at right tackle, Gruden has emphasized protection with quick passing, play-action and chip blocks.
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The rookies included South Alabama tight end Braedon Bowman, Southern Miss offensive tackle Rashod Hill, Louisiana-Lafayette receiver Jamal Robinson, San Diego State offensive tackle Pearce Slater and Hawaii quarterback Max Wittek.
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The availability for Cobb and offensive tackle David Bakhtiari (hamstring) remains in question, however, as the two joined linebacker Jake Ryan (concussion) and defensive tackle Mike Daniels (hip) in not practicing on Thursday.
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More funding needed to tackle Ebola, UN says On Monday the UN's Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock said a "big scale up" in donations is needed in order to tackle the Ebola outbreak.
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Several of the referees recounted a time in the late 2000s when they were shown a tackle during a preseason meeting and instructed that such a tackle was not a red card offense.
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But then: The nightmare part: Instead of going for a tackle, A&M's Armani Watts reaches in for a vice grip on the ball, spinning Kamara out of control and into a tackle.
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We've got to tackle the unconscious bias in the system.
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Now that this is known, youth tackle football must stop.
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It's up to you to decide which problems to tackle.
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Treat cybersecurity as a problem you tackle from the inside.
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China has said would tackle oversupply in major industrial sectors.
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There's certainly a financial incentive to tackle home projects solo.
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Innovation has helped humankind tackle some of its biggest challenges.
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Silicon Valley: How do you tackle serious issues, like diversity?
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At 5, he started playing tackle football, his mother said.
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In a future episode, I really want to tackle policing.
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The fumble was recovered by Baltimore defensive tackle Willie Henry.
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What better pace to tackle furnishing an entire starter apartment?
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It also helps the robot tackle tough terrain it encounters.
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He has a lot of really important diplomacy to tackle.
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Damon Harrison's a great player, but he's a nose tackle.
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I'm ready to settle in and tackle my morning emails.
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He immediately promised to tackle corruption, especially in public institutions.
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I entered politics because I wanted to tackle these issues.
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Nonetheless, I felt recharged, rested, and excited to tackle 2019.
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The government says it is designed to tackle gambling addiction.
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Twitter has been taking some action to tackle crypto scams.
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Some firms are trying to tackle the problem at root.
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Microsoft is trying to tackle the problem in two ways.
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We have to tackle these problems and find a solution.
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It must tackle both the financial crisis and sagging demand.
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Theresa May's Tory manifesto commendably seeks to tackle this problem.
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I'm curious as to why you wanted to tackle it?
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To tackle any money problem, it's important to discuss it.
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That, he argues, would effectively tackle cases of extreme poverty.
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Russell Okung is an offensive tackle with the Seattle Seahawks.
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More comprehensive social policies would help tackle this growing problem.
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Undeterred, he's now gearing up to tackle even bigger challenges.
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For decades, the tight end was considered a glorified tackle.
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It contains everything you need to tackle your workout goals.
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Poroshenko's unpopularity is tied to his failure to tackle corruption.
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So technique is how are we teaching guys to tackle.
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New towers could help to tackle the shortage of homes.
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Luckily, they're going to be the easiest names to tackle.
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I think he's significantly better than the average backup tackle.
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Randy Hultgren ; and Betsy Dirksen Londrigan , trying to tackle Rep.
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It's going to take a multidimensional effort to tackle it.
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Is it an issue for the automakers to tackle voluntarily?
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Starting defensive tackle Jay Bromley suffered a left knee sprain.
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We're here to help you prepare to tackle it all.
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His allies promised to tackle corruption and curtail foreign influence.
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"No one stood up," Georgia nose tackle John Atkins said.
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Tackle a design update our plant manager requested this morning.
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And think of how many there still are to tackle.
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Enacting legislation to establish independent redistricting commissions to tackle gerrymandering.
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Three problems hinder efforts to tackle the new Mr Bigs.
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Those policies help underpin international efforts to tackle global warming.
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Analysts said development reflected Ramaphosa's strengthened authority to tackle reforms.
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It also seeks to tackle regulatory barriers such as licensing.
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He met with his Cabinet and promised to tackle unemployment.
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First, the government has started to tackle several ingrained problems.
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Insurance services tackle that same problem from a different direction.
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Amazon has yet to tackle these two trillion-dollar markets .
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The Rohingya Women Theatre is hoping to tackle these problems.
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They don't have to install Greg Robinson at left tackle.
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The defensive tackle previously played at the University of Alabama.
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This performance is like watching Cheadle tackle a Shakespeare monologue.
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But that wasn't the only celebration for the left tackle.
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On Tuesday, Latin Night will see them tackle the rumba.
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O'Gorman said urgent measures were needed to tackle climate change.
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This is exactly what new startup Matterfund plans to tackle.
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Qataris are divided over how to tackle the debt problem.
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Once you've met the urgent needs first, tackle the rest.
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"It's just pride around here," defensive tackle Kawann Short said.
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So I decided to use my brain to tackle that.
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On Wednesday, Trump explained how he would tackle the issue.
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But it also needs to tackle its poor transport network.
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It's far past time we tackle this growing import dependency.
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Watch: 'See something, say something' to tackle online extremism: Stratfor
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The exercises aim to tackle unconscious bias in the workplace.
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He needs her lengthy instructions on how to tackle crime.
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Absolutely. He was considered the best tackle prospect that year.
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CMS is trying to tackle the overall high drug costs.
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This arc makes perfect sense for the show to tackle.
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These nine innovations sought to tackle global inequality in August.
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The company has a novel way to tackle that issue.
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As more founders tackle the mounting challenges in esports, Gen.
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Offensive tackle Cameron Fleming (calf) was ruled out for Sunday.
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And we already know there are ways to tackle corruption.
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She's also trying to tackle issues with parental leave policies.
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Lime has already taken some steps to tackle safety concerns.
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The national government has repeatedly pledged to tackle the problem.
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"We need concerted effort to tackle the crisis," he said.
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Next year he planned to tackle the Ironman in Hawaii.
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She said she will tackle Ranevskaya with trepidation and enthusiasm.
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He has made one tackle while competing in two games.
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Any solution to India's gender gap must tackle that stigma.
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Lawmakers will also work on legislation to tackle opioid abuse.
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However, big companies may be equipped to tackle the shift.
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"It's amazing," the Pro Bowl left tackle Joe Thomas said.
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And Caroline (our Biden reporter), can you tackle the second?
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But, he said, there's no better population to tackle them.
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President Donald Trump has tried to tackle these issues directly.
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Resentment builds quickly in couples who don't tackle chores together.
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In addition, we must tackle our nation's foster care crisis.
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Trying to tackle it all is a recipe for meltdowns.
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And Chen isn't alone in trying to tackle the market.
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Block Together is also ideal to tackle the misinformation threat.
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Mars enters Sagittarius as well, helping you tackle your chores.
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Tragedy is an interesting beast to tackle, especially in games.
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What they don't agree on is how to tackle it.
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After all, pop has never had to tackle anything, really.
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Islands is only the latest social app to tackle this.
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Just this once, let's tackle them in a different order.
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Since then, successive governments have vowed to tackle the problem.
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Create a bipartisan truth task force to tackle the issue.
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Turnbull resisted calls for the investigation to tackle wider issues.
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Players tackle each other with no holds barred, almost literally.
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Consider Oakland Raiders tackle Donald Penn's plans for moving forward.
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Super tackle by Ashley Young on another dangerous Croatia cross.
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He was perhaps hampered by a slide tackle by Nagatomo.
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If not, now is the perfect time to tackle them.
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They are able to tackle a problem from creative angles.
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Youth tackle football participation rates have plummeted in certain communities.
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It's a challenge that Dorsey and Moments must tackle together.
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Those tender subjects are tricky to tackle in any form.
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A good leader has to tackle conflict from every angle.
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Businesses employ creative directors to tackle problems with creative solutions.
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"Eddie was really motivated to tackle this issue," she said.
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The state's Air Resources Board must tackle this crucial issue.
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If confirmed, Mr. Enria will have bigger issues to tackle.
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The first order of business was to tackle his shyness.
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State legislators have introduced bills to ban youth tackle football.
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This is potentially tricky ground for Klobuchar, specifically, to tackle.
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Last month, Kenya took strong action to tackle the scourge.
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People are still good at acting individually to tackle problems.
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And there's three ways the federal government can tackle it.
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Writers from the left, right and center tackle the question.
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The organization aims to tackle workplace discrimination around the world.
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How will corporate America tackle the challenges that lie ahead?
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Today: We tackle those questions with science writer Carl Zimmer.
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Today: We tackle those questions with science writer Carl Zimmer.
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Meyers said on Thursday that he would tackle the issue.
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Some investors welcomed Argentina's efforts to tackle its debt burden.
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Go deeper: Why climate change is so hard to tackle
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There's a push to ban tackle football for younger kids.
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How does a company tackle systemic racism in four hours?
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Here's how Scott Antony plans to tackle his new role.
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Here's a glimpse at what programs and skills you'll tackle.
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I honestly had no idea how to tackle the dish ...
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Defensive tackle Justin Smith also earned a Pro Bowl selection.
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Krystal Ball describes Bernie's new plan to tackle corporate greed.
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Some tackle issues including migration and the legacy of colonialism.
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His brother, Penei, is the starting left tackle for Oregon.
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Thankfully, several states are willing to tackle the issue anyway.
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Some series tackle subjects not often associated with Condé Nast.
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His parents had refused to let him play tackle football.
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They then could tackle individual income tax reform in 2018.
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"We need to tackle all three at once," Conway said.
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I would not want to tackle any kind of ATV.
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A few private companies are trying to tackle the problem.
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The crisp, white competitor's tent can tackle those worrisome distractions.
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Sammy Watkins and left tackle Eric Fisher also sat out.
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How do you decide what topics you're going to tackle?
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Left tackle Duane Brown underwent knee surgery after Week 16.
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Simsim is taking a different approach to tackle this opportunity.
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He hopes future research will tackle those and other questions.
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The hardest challenges to tackle are usually the most nebulous.
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Nolan began to play tackle football when he was 8.
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Now we're able to tackle that in a big way.
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Will he tackle the reports of low morale at State?
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Ask how they intend to tackle and monitor the situation.
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In some ways, it's easier to tackle the medical debt.
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LiveIntent: Wants to use email to tackle big privacy issues
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Culp indicated that he will tackle the company's problems aggressively.
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Grush hopes to tackle this issue by making brushing fun.
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But the new law "doesn't tackle" that problem, she added.
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It's a lot to tackle, and "The Strangest" stumbles honorably.
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The CEO also called on Congress to tackle gun control.
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Democrats themselves are divided over how to tackle climate change.
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I haven't watched a single pass or tackle all season.
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We must tackle this from all angles to extinguish it.
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Is anyone really ready and willing to tackle those questions?
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It's a reasonable subject for Trump to tackle early on.
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They needed to tackle a defenseless wide receiver in bounds.
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Both tackle important subjects but feel like extended NowThis videos.
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Perhaps Clark could start and move tackle Derek Newton inside.
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Mars and Saturn connect, helping you tackle a communication issue.
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And that allows it tackle problems most other companies can't.
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Alonso had a fumble recovery, an interception and also teamed with defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh to make the game's dramatic final tackle, stopping San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick just short of forcing overtime.
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He also proposed to tackle the perceived lack of coordination among Europeans in the fight against the Islamic State by establishing a new intelligence academy and empowering the European prosecutor's office to tackle terrorism.
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How he fits: The Bengals desperately need a linebacker to replace Vontaze Burfict, but tackle was also a need and Williams's ceiling is a top left tackle and his floor is a solid guard.
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Eight players missed practice due to illness on Wednesday, including five starters — All-Pro cornerback Stephon Gilmore, safety Patrick Chung, linebackers Jamie Collins Sr. and Dont'a Hightower, and left tackle Isaiah Wynn (left tackle).
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He showed his athleticism with a brilliant try-saving tap tackle in the early minutes of the final but was sin-binned later in the same half for a high tackle on Australia's Allan Fa'alava'au.
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The party of fiscal responsibility, the party that can tackle and provides solutions to immigration reform, the party that can tackle the crumbling infrastructure and the party that can make legislative improvements to health care.
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China has often vowed to tackle insider trading, to little effect.
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Nose tackle Vince Wilfork lined up as one of his blockers.
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Expanding state ownership is the wrong way to tackle such ills.
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Remember, you don't need to tackle all of these at once.
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Seriously, it seems like there is no role she can't tackle.
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But that doesn't mean it can't tackle all the storage duties.
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They need the skills so that they can tackle the future.
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It's really important to have diverse perspectives to tackle the problem.
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They tackle that and the need to vote on November 6th!
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It's also unclear how well Defumblr can tackle the iOS market.
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Floods. Thieves. Hackers. Tackle any situation abroad with these mobile assistants.
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This year, the tackle companies at ICAST brought some of both.
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The moon enters Aries tonight, encouraging you to tackle your chores.
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The Vikings were also without starting right tackle Mike Remmers (concussion).
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Traffic police will tackle this situation and do what is necessary.
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We're increasingly encouraged to eat less meat to tackle climate change.
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Perhaps it can tackle its history of being anti-gay next.
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Guatemala has introduced several initiatives and laws to tackle human trafficking.
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Attempts are being made to tackle the disease around the world.
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Who knows what's next after Twinkies tackle the hot beverage market.
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But OneFifteen is ready to tackle the crisis well before that.
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So, what could possibly be left for her to tackle now?
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Some say the measure will do little to tackle the issue.
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Still, her first tackle was definitely a game –and career—highlight.
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Now she wants to see more TV shows tackle LGBTQ representation.
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However, critics accuse him of cronyism and failing to tackle graft.
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By 11:30, I'm back to my desk to tackle quotes.
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We tackle all these questions and more with humor and expertise.
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Corruption, which the PJD promised to tackle, is still a problem.
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It also failed to tackle pollution by livestock and poultry farms.
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Each have their strengths and tackle the issue in different ways.
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The extra coppers can be used to tackle particular local concerns.
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Q: Is that something that you will tackle in the future?
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The sun and Mars empower you to tackle a tough situation.
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Many of the solutions, unsurprisingly, harnessed technology to tackle the issue.
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There are many ways to tackle the challenges of integrating VRE.
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Headlines Theresa May appeals to investors to tackle internet hate on.ft.
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The new government has to tackle investment as well as consumption.
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But the worst thing is that it doesn't tackle the problem.
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American Crime Story's new season will tackle the Clinton–Lewinsky scandal.
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Samsung's far from the first to tackle the market, of course.
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The bad news is that poverty is becoming harder to tackle.
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Tackle football is still available in eighth grade and high school.
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As an initiative to tackle poverty, it just doesn't add up.
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It could be time to tackle that massive project at work.
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Are there any other licensed properties you would love to tackle?
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Unfortunately, finding partisan agreement to tackle the causes has proven futile.
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Or rather, how horror movies tackle our society's biggest cultural shifts.
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I doubt if he's really willing to tackle such complicated matters.
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There's probably no one with better experience to tackle this job.
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Hopefully, Nintendo and Sony tackle this issue sooner rather than later.
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Governments may be unable to tackle issues such as teenage pregnancies.
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"We&aposve got a high ceiling," defensive tackle Leonard Williams said.
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There are a lot of them that it has to tackle.
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It could help us tackle part of the mystery of autism.
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Successive Indian governments have tried to tackle the dearth of employment.
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Many studies suggest there are cheaper ways to tackle the problem.
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To tackle the OCD takes hard work and the right help.
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And doesn't tackle hire and fire culture in the gig economy.
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"We've just got to keep working," Bucs tackle Demar Dotson said.
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Instagram is taking further steps to tackle bullying on its platform.
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Knighton is a fine nose tackle who should draw interest somewhere.
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That is a good chore for an HHS secretary to tackle.
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Some books tackle larger issues like mass incarceration and police violence.
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Hundreds of different outside services analyse how companies tackle "social" issues.
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" Ravens tackle Austin Howard said: "We&aposre all upset about it.
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Whatever your main concerns, tackle those early, well before the wedding.
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So we decided to tackle that issue at the red table.
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And now, our new goal is to tackle the professional market.
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What hard things do you want to tackle at this point?
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Many of Colab's members willingly tackle the group's dynamics and diversity.
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I think that's another thing we're going to tackle next year.
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Just last week, Destiny's Child reformed to tackle the challenge themselves.
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The helpline hopes to tackle a widespread yet under-reported problem.
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Grab my nuts at your own risk, the left tackle says.
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And maybe then we can tackle some of the other problems.
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He played more at defensive tackle (101) than outside linebacker (33).
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However, anti-graft measures will be tougher to tackle, he said.
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But that 40% of behavioral patterns — why can't we tackle that?
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This is just a small setback...and we will tackle it.
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BoJack Horseman isn't afraid to tackle the nuances of mental health.
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We have to tackle the drivers of our debt, upcoming debt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is the latest program to tackle racial profiling.
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So a second audience member decided to tackle that erasure directly.
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We also used the debt snowball method to tackle our debts.
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The tighter fuel standards are an attempt to tackle air pollution.
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Her younger brothers sat planted between dad and his tackle box.
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He told the new ministers to tackle graft and streamline bureaucracy.
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How Wyden's proposal will tackle this issue remains to be seen.
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I learned how to tackle safely at the age of eight.
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Borrowing on international credit markets will help him to tackle both.
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The charity's goal is to tackle poverty by encouraging local entrepreneurship.
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I then tackle the biggest part of Lin's extrovert worksheet: practice.
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Aside from education, what other issues do you want to tackle?
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It's time for you to get busy and tackle your responsibilities.
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But even for him, videos and GIFs are hard to tackle.
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Local government agencies have also worked to tackle rumors circulating online.
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We have an affirmative duty as conservatives to tackle this problem.
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LocoL was conceived to tackle inner-city nutrition and employment problems.
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In office, Mr Temer would have to tackle several Herculean tasks.
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HSBC Holdings Plc is bringing in robots to tackle financial crimes.
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It needs to tackle the dwindling attention of its younger users.
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Offensive tackle Marcus Gilbert (hamstring) is also on the injury report.
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Mr. Oreskovic promised to tackle corruption and push through economic reforms.
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But the owner deemed it a job for him to tackle.
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How can we even begin to tackle such a big problem?
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She has vowed to tackle vested interests and ramp up competition.
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The possibilities for what it might tackle next are very interesting.
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Where that decay has set in, governments should tackle it directly.
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In "Find the Fire," I discussed how to tackle this problem.
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But the local leaders say they cannot tackle this problem alone.
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We'll see how further films tackle contemporary and historical American life.
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Even the Mad Couturier's jersey tackle line had gotten good reviews.
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And he's promised to tackle Mexico's all-time high homicide rate.
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Women just have to run faster, jump higher and tackle harder.
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The U.S. government and Mexico already work closely to tackle cartels.
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Her previous comics didn't directly tackle the topic of gender identity.
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"2628 unconventional ways Trump can tackle the national debt" https://t.
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It then hired "significant" numbers of people to tackle such content.
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Also, technological innovations can tackle undesirable environmental impact while saving food.
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Offensive tackle Zach Sterup was also signed to the practice squad.
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But now, she's publicly bucking their legacy to tackle climate change.
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Cruise said the technology would help to tackle congestion and emissions.
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Social entrepreneurs typically tackle social and environmental problems with commercial strategies.
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"He's a baller, man," defensive tackle Jurrell Casey said of Luck.
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Motherbaord: What prompted you to tackle speculative fiction with this book?
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But he can provide some guidance to help tackle upcoming obstacles.
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Matanda-Moyo has promised to tackle corruption without fear of favor.
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It's exciting to see Numinous now getting to tackle the latter.
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Such solutions, though, tend to tackle only one colour of beam.
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Mr. Cuomo has made it a priority to tackle La Guardia.
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Tell me more about your plans to tackle the housing crisis.
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And I wanted to tackle the topic through an experimental lens.
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Congressional leaders will meet again this morning to tackle the rest.
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Left tackle Luke Joeckel has been brutal and injured so far.
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AMLG: So you found this specific niche that they can't tackle.
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It would tackle excess capacity and reduce headcount through natural attrition.
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But few labs are better equipped to tackle such a challenge.
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You'll be able to tackle your to-do list this evening.
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A surprise will pop up as you tackle your chores today.
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JaTarvious Whitlow burst in off right tackle for Auburn's first score.
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Expect to tackle some complicated emotional issues around sex and money.
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She did not spell out how she would tackle the problems.
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Knox broke Bobby McCain's tackle try to reach the end zone.
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Also, Cowboys right tackle La'el Collins has a left knee injury.
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Working in concert, they could tackle deep questions about the cosmos.
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Richard Collins bought Capitol Fishing Tackle in 1974 after working there.
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Previous Republican presidents have taken steps to tackle an overvalued dollar.
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Then you'll tackle gathering, transforming, and modeling data for better visualizations.
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To tackle bureaucratic delays, he introduced new civil courts for misdemeanors.
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Mr. Rush runs and the officers tackle him to the ground.
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After shrimp, New Wave is planning to tackle crab and lobster.
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Really, any idea we threw out there, he could tackle it.
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The Trump administration also wants to tackle those two issues together.
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This technique allowed him to tackle issues like light and form.
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It's sad, but it is time for tackle football to go.
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Just parachute you into whatever business, you tackle over three months.
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"I don't listen to anything," Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox said.
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"It is ambitious enough to tackle the crisis," Mr. Biden said.
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We need a similar response to tackle disinformation and fake news.
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Listen to your intuition as you tackle projects at work today.
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But insulating your home is a topic we'll tackle next week.
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We in academia have a lot of big issues to tackle.
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With the bundle, you will tackle everything from Tiktok to SEO.
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But Mr. Trump is the ideal president to tackle the issue.
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A productive energy flows as you tackle your chores today, Aries.
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At least if it involves departing with left tackle Laremy Tunsil.
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He decided to move to the roads and tackle the marathon.
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Three of our boys love football and ask to play tackle.
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It has pared back a high-profile campaign to tackle debt.
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Those vaccines should also be available to tackle the latest cases.
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For now, there are much cheaper ways to tackle climate change.
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Ordinarily, the illegal tackle would have simply drawn a severe penalty.
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Noah said he was going to tackle it with his brother.
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Here's how 9 top drugmakers are racing to tackle the pandemic.
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Here's how 9 top drugmakers are racing to tackle the pandemic.
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What do you think: Should children under 12 play tackle football?
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In Chicago, a new task force will tackle gun-related crimes.
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Lam to deal with the unrest by vowing to tackle inequality.
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Defensive tackle Xavier Williams was overcome with emotion after the win.
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David Sanarov, 17, a senior linebacker, seemed to make every tackle.
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Or that she's only the second woman to tackle the gig.
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To tackle the latter question first, the short answer is no.
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Some people might pack Pictionary or fishing tackle for the weekend.
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"She was self-motivated and liked to tackle challenges," he said.
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Senators tackle the question of witnesses and new evidence before closing.
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Why would they tackle him and not take care of him?
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Instead, he wants the Senate to tackle the immigration problem first.
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Taylor has heard the concerns about the safety of tackle football.
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Black Panther is very much an attempt to tackle that stereotype.
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A C.E.O. trying to tackle the reverberations of his company's product?
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He urged countries to take "decisive action" to tackle global warming.
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Go deeper: Why clean energy isn't enough to tackle climate change
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See how the Marines learn to tackle tough terrain in combat.
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That New Year's resolution isn't going to tackle itself, you know.
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Heaven forbid de Blasio tries to tackle that real-life problem.
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One thing you tackle is religion, and being a lapsed Muslim.
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It's an excellent time to tackle your responsibilities—and get paid!
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But Nuuk said it needed help to tackle Tasiilaq's abuse crisis.
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"It's Christmas morning," George Holm III, a senior left tackle, said.
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Read on and see which ones you&aposve yet to tackle.
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Trump has vowed since his election to tackle rising drug prices.
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"We've just got to be optimistic," defensive tackle Malik Jackson said.
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Carolina cut tackle Corey Robinson to create room on the roster.
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The bank said it had taken action to tackle the issue.
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Offensive tackle Storm Norton was released to create a roster spot.
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Let's just tackle the idea that the market is somehow overpriced.
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That's led many states to tackle the industry on their own.
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So I think that's another major problem we need to tackle.
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Offline solutions could more directly tackle the root causes of terrorism.
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The company said it was also working to tackle payment delays.
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Congress has struggled for years to tackle immigration, frustrating successive presidents.
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Who might tackle these problems, which had so overwhelmed Mrs May?
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Here are five tips to tackle tax season like a pro.
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Next year, the group plans to tackle nutrition and fitness deserts.
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Other social media sites have since stumbled to tackle the problem.
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Third, Congress should tackle illicit foreign money in our political system.
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There are a few ways to tackle this topic, says Drexler.
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With this attack, she now has a new task to tackle.
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"Californians overwhelmingly support our efforts to tackle climate change," he said.
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I think we tackle all of these issues by working together.
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Never go into a tackle intending to hit with your head.
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So, why am I the right candidate to tackle this challenge?
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This was the second missed tackle Cooper caused in this game.
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Presidents before him have tried and failed to tackle this problem.
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I thought I'd tackle this over the course of 3 days.
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"There is an urgent need to tackle poverty," the report states.
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The new measures will attempt to tackle both of these problems.
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Let's not tackle the politics until we both get some coffee.
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And other EPA regulations would tackle the neglected non-electric sectors.
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Joining him will be running back Marlon Mack (hamstring), tight end Jack Doyle (hip), right tackle Denzelle Good (not injury related), cornerbacks Quincy Wilson (concussion) and Kenny Moore (concussion), and backup defensive tackle Hassan Ridgeway (calf).
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This Committee needs to tackle it, we need to tackle it at the ICO, and the companies have to get behind us, or they are going to lose the trust of users and the digital economy.
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Left tackle Russell Okung is a better blind-side protector than a zone-blocking scheme puller, but between second-round tackle Ty Sambrailo and free-agent signee Donald Stevenson, the Broncos have zero good right tackles.
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Ferguson's company was among the first to tackle the issue of visual HTML design and management, and its product, FrontPage, was designed to tackle the issue by combining simple HTML design and, if needed, complex functionality.
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Some research has shown that people who started playing tackle football before age 12 were at greater risk of developing cognitive problems later in life, compared with those who started playing tackle football after age 12.
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Left tackle Matt Kalil (knee) is on injured reserve and will miss the first eight games, and right tackle Daryl Williams (knee) was placed on injured reserve after getting hurt in the opener against the Dallas Cowboys.
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That defense could look different on Saturday, with starting defensive tackle Joey Ivie (thumb) and starting defensive end Jordan Sherit (knee) not expected to play and end Bryan Cox Jr. (leg) and tackle Caleb Brantley (hand) questionable.
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In addition to Andrie, the 143 version of the Doomsday Defense included a front four with the future Hall of Famer Bob Lilly at right tackle, Willie Townes at left end and Jethro Pugh at left tackle.
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Geography and technology have produced new concentrations of economic power to tackle.
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To tackle vested interests political leaders require "moral authority", argues Mr Solís.
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And he played the full game despite that horrendous tackle before halftime.
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Most of the big pharma does not want to tackle mental health.
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The Obama Administration was divided over how to tackle the rising threat.
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He was teammates with Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones at Mississippi State.
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One concern it is trying to tackle, for example, is "alarm fatigue".
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Barr was booed when he made his first tackle of Saturday's game.
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You can make a difference if you're just not afraid to tackle.
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It's time for another suspension, according to Steelers right tackle Marcus Gilbert.
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I thought, 'With my tremendous size, I could tackle you so quickly.
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Moves are being made to tackle the threat posed by cyber-attacks.
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He wasn't credited with a tackle, but he had a pass defensed.
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What could be a tougher problem to tackle than reusable space rockets?
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Its new capacity to tackle looming risks to financial stability makes sense.
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The wideout was wide open after cornerback Brandon Dixon missed the tackle.
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"Congress should be a place where we tackle big things," McGovern said.
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It could very well be the better way to tackle that assignment.
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The debt-to-equity swap is another way to tackle the problem.
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That fact didn't tarnish the win for veteran 49ers tackle Joe Staley.
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Major economies should tackle overcapacity problems in a concerted manner, he said.
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That's why researchers are now trying to tackle this problem with robots.
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That's a whole lot for a half-hour of television to tackle.
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I know you are going to tackle it later in the show.
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Shannon Bream and Kevin Corke tackle the hot topics of the day.
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Mostly every player the Seahawks have had playing tackle has been bad.
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Critics suggest he should step down for failing to tackle the issue.
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Instead, we need policies that tackle the specific challenges of each community.
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The country has been trying to tackle its high child abuse rates.
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Then you can start to tackle the intellectual ambiguity of each play.
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Then, tackle the bigger, revolutionary changes and back them up with policy.
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Are there other topics that you're dying to tackle in future movies?
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LFB said 10 fire engines had been sent to tackle the blaze.
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Google and Facebook have announced measures to try to tackle fake news.
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"They can choose not to play tackle football at all," he said.
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But we do also face other pressing issues that we must tackle.
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I tried to tackle too much, and I went about it haphazardly.
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One is that we're going to do something to literally tackle complexity.
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But taking a concerted effort to tackle consumer debt is something new.
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Dozens of departments and agencies have woven together to tackle the fires.
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Waymo, instead, may be the newest contender to tackle autonomous ride-sharing.
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" He continued: "There is no 'make adjustment' to the way you tackle.
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We just can't wait for the channel to tackle the general election.
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Misdiagnosing the spread of the problem could frustrate attempts to tackle it.
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Amazon's strategy is to finally tackle the thing that everybody needs: food.
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But reduced emissions to tackle climate change represent a global public good.
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Brenda Weitzberg was one of the first entrepreneurs to tackle this issue.
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Guangzhou's government has launched a three-year plan to tackle illegal immigration.
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Ultimately, as more developers tackle more constrained domains, chatbots will only improve.
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Beijing's war on pollution served as an opportunity to tackle those problems.
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"It doesn't matter, because we're going home," right tackle Breno Giacomini said.
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Any intervention to tackle malaria is ultimately going to need their support.
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The caucus will also tackle issues around sexual assault in the military.
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Specifically, he spoke about the opportunity to tackle a more comedic role.
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The lower house will now tackle the spending part of the budget.
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Reduced Energy Microsystems plans to tackle the IOT industry with its technology.
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It also said police would get new powers to tackle drone misuse.
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To tackle that significant problem, Lanza approached it from an entrepreneur's perspective.
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Then again, Condor just might be too busy to tackle this role.
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The moon enters Gemini, encouraging you to tackle your to-do list.
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That, or Hopper (David Harbour) decided to tackle the 5 minute mile.
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Perhaps they doubted he had what it takes to tackle the wolf.
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Taking all these steps won't necessarily tackle every issue of privacy online.
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And now she's prepared to tackle any difficult problems when they arise.
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How to fix it: You need a strategy to tackle your debt.
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I respond to emails and tackle a couple small tasks until lunchtime.
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While that may be true, I disagree that voters shouldn't tackle them.
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Now, federal agencies are trying to tackle the problem in different ways.
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There are a few different ways couples can tackle their finances jointly.
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Councillors in Nottingham were trying to tackle fuel poverty in the city.
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The incumbent Poroshenko's unpopularity is tied to his failure to tackle corruption.
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When Coach wasn't there, we played tackle along with the big kids.
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Kelly Witwicki and Jacy Reese want to tackle that problem head on.
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After poring over dozens of posts, I decided to tackle the recipe.
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The winners, having no doubt promised to tackle corruption, should do so.
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How do we encourage entrepreneurs to tackle some of society's biggest problems?
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The US government is moving to tackle the problem of space junk.
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As AV technology advances, the company can tackle tougher environments, he says.
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Investors stump up money that charities use to tackle quantifiable social ills.
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So will Facebook decide to work with us to tackle these problems?
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Theresa May, the prime minister, has promised to tackle this "burning injustice".
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It also wouldn't hurt to tackle low-hanging fruit, like hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
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"We need to tackle this risk in people not vaccinating," Hancock added.
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Choosing goals to tackle — and then fully committing to them — is painful.
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Bakhtiari is the starting left tackle, with Jason Spriggs as the backup.
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But to tackle these issues, congressfolk will first have to understand them.
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The Senate aims to tackle a third mini-bus later this month.
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Reliable swing tackle Ty Nsekhe left Washington for Buffalo during free agency.
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I can't wait to see what else the series chooses to tackle.
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Tackle your chores, but please, no important decision-making at this time.
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Even normally stout nose tackle Eddie Goldman was washed down with regularity.
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Failure to tackle those problems right away can lead to higher expenses.
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And now three new books tackle the subject, in very different ways.
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As misery grows, the government's capacity to tackle its causes is diminishing.
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That's been super difficult thing to try and get online and tackle.
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He would just come at ya, and there was nothing to tackle.
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Tackle Alejandro Villanueva, a former Army ranger, stood alone and sang along.
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I've also liked what I've seen out of Harvard tackle Cole Toner.
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"Refugee & migration challenge is one we can & must tackle together."https://t.
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Replacing him on the roster is newly signed defensive tackle Tyrunn Walker.
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TWO POLICY UPDATES: DEMS PUSH FCC TO TACKLE CELLPHONE SECURITY FLAW: Rep.
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Western and Arab countries have been divided over how to tackle Libya.
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That's three battlegrounds and now you want to tackle cable box unlocking.
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An official called left tackle Eric Fisher for holding against James Harrison.
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With so much unpredictable risk, why not tackle this highly predictable one?
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Ultimately the only way to tackle impostor syndrome is to confront it.
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This will ultimately allow him to tackle other parts of his agenda.
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Mayor Jim Kenney formed a task force to tackle the opioid epidemic.
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The other being tackle Bryon Stingily, who was placed on injured reserve.
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The moon enters Virgo, inspiring you to tackle your budget today, Leo.
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Also at issue is how to tackle changes to individual tax rates.
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German automaker Daimler has found one way to tackle the climate crisis.
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He wants community leaders to divide the load to tackle more problems.
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A language column is expected to tackle questions of right and wrong.
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"I'm really excited to be able to tackle this issue," she added.
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Later in the year Republicans are expected to tackle net neutrality rules.
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We wanted to tackle something we didn't get to do at work.
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If elected, do you know what issues you want to tackle first?
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How firms respond is an issue for the next bestseller to tackle.
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Perhaps, at this point, it's just too large an issue to tackle.
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It's always more cost-effective and lifesaving to tackle an epidemic early.
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There were opportunities, she said, to tackle the issue and he didn't.
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Experts say it's unlikely Congress will now tackle Medicare issues anytime soon.
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Meanwhile, the Saints signed offensive tackle Chris Clark and fullback Shane Smith.
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The new EU agency will tackle financial fraud across the European Union.
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And school officials are trying to tackle the danger however they can.
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Politicians on the campaign trail have been promising to tackle cartel violence.
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Real tax reform should tackle our country's three most-pressing fiscal challenges.
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The idea to tackle cinema in our videos together was pretty natural.
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Our KENZO women tackle every adventure, see the looks tonight on KENZO.com.
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And to tackle what it will take to produce Africa's next unicorn?
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"We got smoked," said Texans nose tackle Vince Wilfork, a longtime Patriot.
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To combat trafficking, tangible actions need to tackle both supply and demand.
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It is hard to tackle a problem you are afraid to name.
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These promising examples offer hope, but colleges cannot tackle this challenge alone.
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Airbnb has since launched an initiative to try to tackle the problem.
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At Paris Fashion Week two years ago, he tried to tackle her.
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This is the latest in the EU's efforts to tackle illegal content.
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Immigration reform and efforts to tackle poverty are the others, he said.
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The best fly tackle you need to go with the fly lines
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Maybe Larry Tribe can tackle those minor tasks after he kicks Sen.
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He pointed to proposed legislation in Congress that could tackle the issue.
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Ireland to unveil bold plan to tackle climate emergency, The Guardian reports.
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No equipment can cheat accelerations of the brain in today's tackle football.
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The dysfunctional social and cultural norms are the biggest problems to tackle.
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But lawmakers have a host of regulatory matters they intend to tackle.
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But by and large, attempts to tackle race only land glancing blows.
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That's why governments ... need to tackle them holistically, not as distinct problems.
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The conference is expected to tackle China's $7.7 trillion shadow banking sector.
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Organizers then deployed a task force of 600 workers to tackle repairs.
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It's clear that we need strong leadership to tackle the plastic problem.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority does not appear eager to tackle the issue.
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Ramaphosa campaigned for ANC leader on a pledge to tackle government corruption.
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The Palestinian Authority also sent some fire engines to tackle the fires.
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This year, group discussions will tackle topics that include sex and dating.
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With the pick, Atlanta took offensive tackle Kaleb McGary out of Washington.
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The more pertinent question revolves around how they will tackle each responsibility.
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Businesses are turning to chief data officers (CDOs) to tackle that challenge.
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A Trump administration will need to tackle the challenge at its source.
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It's not enough just to tackle violent extremism after it has occurred.
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Unfortunately, there is no political incentive to tackle the looming debt consequences.
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Both Clinton and Trump have expressed a desire to tackle those issues.
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Gurley was tackled for a loss by backup defensive tackle Stefan Charles.
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Tackle these first, and then start dreaming big (maybe a year abroad?).
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"If she wants to play tackle, I'll be delighted," Dr. Postal said.
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It's a view shared by others trying to tackle the cartels online.
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Expect to have a lot of energy to tackle career-related goals.
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It's significant what the videos en masse, discussed in the book, tackle.
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Is medication the answer or are there alternative ways to tackle this?
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The best remaining option is to tackle systemic issues from the inside.
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You're an especially energetic mood, ready to tackle all of your goals!
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How do you tackle scoring a film versus producing your own project?
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Facebook says it has tried to tackle the problem in recent months.
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Chahed has also had to tackle the problem of trafficking of migrants.
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Asia is something we'll tackle probably in the next year or two.
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Another strategy to tackle estimation uncertainty is simply to get more estimates.
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More practically, it'll be a powerful time to tackle issues around debt.
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With today's funding round, the startup wants to tackle more use cases.
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I think that there are multiple angles to tackle fascism and hatred.
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But he remains absolutely confident in Elliott's ability to tackle it all.
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What's a genre that you'd like to tackle that you haven't yet?
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And it's very exclusionary, and these are things we've got to tackle.
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I wish it was one problem we were actually allowed to tackle.
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Then, he has to tackle Viacom's problems in a shifting media landscape.
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But over time, Twitter has rolled out measures to tackle the problem.
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The party also wants to introduce a strategy to tackle childhood obesity.
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The goals aim to tackle the world's most vexing problems by 2030.
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His ankle was bent at a gruesome angle on a routine tackle.
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Mr. White was a light-tackle fishing guide before becoming a novelist.
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To be clear, Ivy League players still tackle one another in games.
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It is something that the center left should be ready to tackle.
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The Moon enters Aries today, helping you tackle your to-do list.
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The new strategy to tackle cell phone use replaces an older system.
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Mr. Prince had proposed relying on contractors to tackle Libya's security problems.
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And if you're about to graduate, tackle your senioritis with a project.
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"He's got, like, an eight-pack," Rams defensive tackle Michael Brockers said.
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Since then, the E.C.B. has pushed banks to tackle their own problems.
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If you had a Season 2, what would you hope to tackle?
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Under Phillips, defensive tackle Aaron Donald has become a force of nature.
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Sirleaf's government never managed to tackle endemic poverty or successfully fight corruption.
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Already, children 8 or younger are not allowed to play tackle football.
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You cooperate with Mexico to jointly tackle this challenge we face together.
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But a last second tackle by Kim of Korea saved the day.
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Julia wanted to tackle everything and take her viewers along with her.
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McConnell assigned task forces to tackle individual parts of the stimulus bill.
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John Delaney, among others, have laid out proposals to tackle the issue.
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Warren's bill could iron out some problems, but it can't tackle everything.
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And don't feel like you have to tackle it all at once.
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At the time, she didn't feel ready to tackle the complete score.
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But eventually he realized that he had to tackle the problem himself.
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The resolve to tackle this errant hair problem hadn't really been mine.
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Other school districts are creating a variety of plans to tackle closures.
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The community identifies a new public works problem to tackle each month.
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Finally, you'll tackle actual geographical plotting using the Matplotlib extension called Basemap.
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Let's tackle the second question first: They matter because they are first.
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Opioids The omnibus would increase funding to tackle the nation's opioid epidemic.
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He vows to tackle corruption and punish those responsible for the violence.
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Regulators have since sought to tackle these problems in four main ways.
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You don't have to tackle a bad guy to be a hero.
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The deep-cleaning suction is powerful enough to tackle all your messes.
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"They can tackle tough questions and put the time in that's necessary."
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I don't envisage any of the boys pulling out (of a tackle).
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He will also hear about the island's plans to tackle climate change.
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The White House will also press states to tackle non-compete agreements.
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Congress must pass a budget immediately so they can tackle tax reform.
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They said that Trump shouldn't tackle comprehensive tax reform in one pass.
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"; "This metamorphosis has allowed me to tackle some of my deepest insecurities.
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Starting to play tackle football as teenagers is more prudent, doctors say.
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Introducing modified tackle football "is going to be by trial and error."
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Yet the G20 hasn't had the political will to tackle this issue.
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I want to tackle my to-do list and hug my roommate.
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A violent tackle from behind would ordinarily result in a severe penalty.
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She has experience as a player for several women's tackle football teams.
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Other than building a library, outsiders seemed unwilling to tackle Marvila's challenges.
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OPEC has been reducing output since 2017 to tackle excessive global stocks.
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Then in the melee following the tackle, another player fell on her.
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Some couples avoid conflict, while others tackle their issues … in the shower?
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We can't tackle a problem if we don't know that it exists.
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They then will tackle the question of witnesses and other new evidence.
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The political establishment here has generally been reluctant to tackle the issue.
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I'm very excited to tackle those questions with the dean's task force.
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A financial planner can help make a plan to tackle your debt.
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It is hard to go wrong with a big tackle from Wisconsin.
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Ereck Flowers, the former Giant, may get the nod at left tackle.
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As is the need to tackle the pressing policy questions head on.
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The officers catch up to him and tackle him to the ground.
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Trump has not always been opposed to efforts to tackle climate change.
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A marine and naval task force would be deployed to tackle piracy.
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Burleson said the FAA had an overall threefold approach to tackle drones.
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He ignores the major investment and effort underway to tackle these challenges.
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It's supposed to tackle intellectual property, financial services concerns and agricultural products.
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One to tackle the immediate crisis, another to stabilize Northern Triangle countries.
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And while we're at it, let's tackle confusion over another coveted win.
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It is not a perfectly-timed tackle, or an astutely-triggered counterattack.
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"He's quick, he's hard to tackle, he's got good balance," Belichick said.
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Breeze also made a fourth-down tackle to end a Utah drive.
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There are other ways we can tackle the problem of mass shootings.
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John Delaney: Delaney put out a plan to tackle the opioid epidemic.
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And Gecko isn't the only company that's trying to tackle the market.
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It is the type of mission the PJs were formed to tackle.
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To tackle the problems, Ms. Conn looked up — at her light bulbs.
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It would also tackle non-performing loans in the European banking system.
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Tackle the fear that has kept you from living your best life.
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Mr. Kennedy had played for five N.F.L. teams as a defensive tackle.
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One story I'll tackle soon is the dominance of the 12 steps.
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Well, we have many more issues to carry about and to tackle.
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Australia has mobilized at least 10,000 emergency personnell to tackle the flames.
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But he hasn't done too much to tackle prices as president yet.
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Dick&aposs isn&apost the only retailer to tackle gun control recently.
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You simply do not have the throw-weight to tackle Donald Trump.
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Mr. Newsom campaigned on a vow to tackle the state's extreme inequality.
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Mahomes instead slipped a tackle and fired a 12-pass to Watkins.
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Some excerpts: Q. What's the first issue you would tackle if elected?
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So I.R.S. officials began to tackle the SALT issue in January 2018.
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Around the country, groups are using listening to tackle the political divide.
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Otherwise, spread out, and tackle a few choice episodes from each season.
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States can only do so much to tackle global warming by themselves.
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Prepa establishes priorities for which parts of the grid to tackle first.
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Poor countries, meanwhile, want assurances on financial support to tackle climate change.
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Previously, Mark Zuckerberg has been reluctant to tackle Facebook's fake news problem.
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For 18-plus months, presidential candidates debated how to tackle climate change.
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Biennials carry the impossible mandate to tackle important themes through many contributors.
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Article continues after the video below Watch Waypoint tackle another RPG altogether.
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Problems with traveling, school, or publishing are now much easier to tackle.
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"We are helping tackle the difficult issue of mental health," said Trump.
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Tackle Kelvin Beachum missed most of the season after tearing his ACL.
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McLendon is a run-stuffing nose tackle with no pass rush ability.
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Ranganathan is hoping her system at SAP Ariba will tackle these issues.
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Lightfoot will have some important issues to tackle as Chicago's next mayor.
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I think that's what inspired us to go and tackle this problem.
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The sweeping resolution to tackle climate change aggressively was proposed by Rep.
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But it also promised to tackle election interference from "bad actors," e.g.
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