It is offering tailor-made products to the big cloud providers.
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The Mercatus study was tailor-made to set off a fight.
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This planetary placement was tailor-made for this time of year.
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He failed to win a state tailor made to his strengths.
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This speaker, by comparison, is tailor made for the living room.
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The story of Edward Snowden seems tailor-made for Oliver Stone.
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"The [petro] is tailor-made for corruption," legislator Jorge Millan said.
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It's almost tailor-made to do VR, this type of exploration.
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The two are strong personalities, almost tailor-made for a clash.
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And this is a facility that is tailor-made for terrorists.
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Chaffetz's investigations were tailor-made for Fox News and rightwing radio.
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New Jersey's own Storybook Land is tailor-made for celebrating Christmas.
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Meanwhile, Trump has a presidency that is tailor-made for television.
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It's like this game was tailor-made to fit my interests.
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The case seemed tailor-made for hardline parties looking to mobilize
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"This job is tailor-made for me," he said with gusto.
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The fifth starter's spot appears tailor-made for Sabathia early on.
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Wisconsin coming up on April 5 is tailor-made for him.
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All are tailor-made to complement your best Jane Birkin imitation.
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I had my ao dai dresses tailor-made for the events.
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I had my ao dai dresses tailor-made for the events.
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Demographically, Michigan appears to be tailor-made for a Sanders victory.
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The moment was, in many ways, tailor-made for strategic thinking.
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One noteworthy exception to this provision is tailor-made for Alaska.
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It's a deal tailor-made for organized labor and protectionist Democrats.
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It's a nonsense claim tailor-made to shore up that conviction.
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He has his Supreme Court tailor-made to his ugly philosophy. SEN.
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This laptop seems tailor-made for schools, where Chromebooks dominate all challengers.
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There's a group of gorgeous friends tailor-made to draw viewers in.
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His game seems almost tailor-made to be shared on social media.
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The Nahmads' business, which stretches across jurisdictions, is tailor-made for offshoring.
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At the moment, for instance, every social-impact bond is tailor-made.
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Tatiana, your character in "Mike and Dave," seems tailor-made for you.
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Those urging a Brexit insist Britain can negotiate a tailor-made deal.
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It's tailor made to be on a NFL Street or Madden soundtrack.
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It feels almost like it was tailor made for a feature film.
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Studies show that charismatic leaders are tailor-made to deal with crisis.
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Her story is a tailor-made television logline, prime for Rhimes' adaptation.
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The film was tailor-made, in short, for geeks of all stripes.
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It's a beautiful resort that seems tailor-made for honeymoons and romantic getaways.
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And without it, the Republican bill is tailor-made for a death spiral.
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On one hand, the Games almost seem tailor-made for videogame adaptations: Running?
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There are a few scenes that seem tailor made to inspire fan fiction.
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Such a world is tailor-made for Ms. DiDonato, 49, opera's Miss Congeniality.
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The economy of 2007 was tailor-made for Virginia, our inaugural Top State.
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Why racebend Buffy instead of giving black women their own tailor-made character?
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The i-Ride is tailor-made for universal, shared mobility per the automaker.
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Remember, this is Google tailor-made for a car, not a digital device.
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It is tailor-made for her and she will throw herself into it.
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Late last year, it announced smaller Superchargers tailor-made for space-strapped cities.
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It creates incredible interactivity which is just tailor-made for social media today.
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But The Notebook is tailor-made for the emotional swells of early teenagehood.
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The tale of White Boy Rick was tailor-made for the big screen.
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Messenger's big camera redesign from December seems tailor-made to boost Day usage.
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They initiated fraudulent money transfers, then covered their tracks using tailor-made malware.
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"Biodynamics is aspirational farming, and so tailor-made for aspirational eaters," he said.
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The situation in the Gulf of Oman would seem tailor-made for this.
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But everything is tailor-made for kids and parents to bring families together.
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The film is just so clearly tailor-made to appeal to older people.
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Therefore, T's tailor-made to tie together this theme (tentatively titled "Tee Time").
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In retrospect, some books seem tailor-made for the thought-leader industrial complex.
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The USMCA is a deal tailor-made for organized labor and protectionist Democrats.
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The story's detailed mythology is seemingly tailor-made for these franchise-obsessed times.
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The fact is that the first three contests were tailor-made for Sanders.
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The answer is that Jordan Peterson is tailor-made to our political moment.
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They're tailor made for speeding through the countryside, without another soul in sight.
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Just what are some second act gigs that are tailor made for these retirees?
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It also provides detailed trail maps and other content tailor-made for outdoorsy folk.
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Foreign dudes in tailor-made suits who don't understand the country and its people?
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And sure enough, Trump replied with a gendered insult tailor-made for attack ads.
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Then came the heavy tailor-made suit, pressurised to five pounds per square inch.
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Gateway almost seems like a project tailor-made for Trump to get involved with.
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Unlike his young compatriots, the left-handed Bird is tailor-made for Yankee Stadium.
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Like SaaS before it, it's tailor-made for scalability — something every entrepreneur can appreciate.
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Spotify's "Home" pane also offers tailor-made suggestions, much as Pandora's "Browse" feature will.
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All of its models look tailor-made for a cocktail party or beach retreat.
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While this was a tailor-made spot and quintessential company, I hadn't fooled anyone.
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On the one hand it is tailor made for the fanboy and fangirl generation.
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In other words, this data breach is something that is tailor-made for litigation.
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Tailor-made controllers for disabled people are near non-existent in the gaming world.
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BLM's redundant methane rule is tailor-made for repeal under the Congressional Review Act.
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"Sekkle Down" with J Hus is tailor-made for a romantic summer night dance.
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Nutria's nutrition plans are tailor-made for your unique genetic make-up and lifestyle.
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It was tailor-made for exactly the situation in which we now find ourselves.
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Instead, each created highly shareable, viral-focused campaign ads tailor made for social media.
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He would go to Anderson & Sheppard on Savile Row to have them tailor-made.
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These returning shows, tailor-made for bingeing, deserve to be revisited (or newly discovered).
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Daters will be paired for "tailor made" dates, according to HBO, throughout the property.
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The setting seems tailor-made for German artist Josef Strau's current exhibition The Prototype.
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Now, the last Fox debate started with questions tailor-made to get people's blood boiling.
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Few artists broke through with a story as tailor-made for stardom as Justin Vernon.
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This tracks, given the fact that social media is basically tailor-made for fostering fixations.
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Even more remarkably, mass entertainment today can be tailor-made, not one-size-fits-all.
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Each successive feature Apple trotted out seemed tailor-made to undermine the company's health demo.
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The design, though, seems tailor-made to Cozmo's relatively limited (although always growing) skill set.
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From generous motives, Sweden has adopted policies towards refugees tailor-made to provoke a backlash.
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This Challenge seems tailor-made for people with long limbs and good upper body strength.
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They seem tailor-made for future TV singing competitions, karaoke nights, and figure skating duets.
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Completely tailor-made shoes are also available if you have deep pockets and are patient.
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I've been waiting for asymmetrical screens that are tailor made for their use case forever.
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The ban was tailor-made for Republican primary voters, but not for the general electorate.
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GAYCATIONPremieres Wednesday, March 2 GAYCATION is one of our new shows, tailor-made for VICELAND.
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That tale of triumph against adversity makes it feel tailor-made for awards and acclaim.
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Wisconsin is tailor-made for Sanders, with huge populations of college students and union workers.
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Rolls said the car, revealed Saturday, was tailor-made for one of its top customers.
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The role of the hard-nosed movie producer seems tailor-made for Saif Ali Khan.
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And the massive solar subsidy game creates an environment tailor-made for abuse and manipulation.
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The mask turns from white to chrome (tailor-made for Instagram, or what?) after application.
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His hair seemed tailor-made for the Brylcreemed pompadour style of the 1950s and 1960s.
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"This product is tailor-made for an NBA owner," says Michael Hitchcock, the PFL's CEO.
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Despite his strengths, the Brazilian looks like a tailor-made opponent for the aging Russian.
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In theory, gig work is tailor-made for virus panics, or any broad economic swing.
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She says she first got the more tailor-made gear a couple of years ago.
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Ferrari is coy about what qualifications a customer needs to become a tailor-made customer.
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I was struck by how tailor-made Wise seemed for the vagaries of these environments.
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Enormously expensive, they may be tailor-made for Bloomberg, who's apparently willing to spend unlimited sums.
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I will concede that Wavebox feels almost tailor-made for my personal work and life setup.
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The concept car, dubbed the 'Smart vision EQ fortwo,' is unsurprisingly tailor-made for car sharing.
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The machine is tailor-made for creatives who demand the absolute best performance from their computers.
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The Trump era, more than any other presidency, seems tailor-made for a pop cultural reading.
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We could potentially have a first look at Moia's tailor-made vehicles next year, Harms teased.
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Iofit is making two different versions — one for general fitness, and one tailor-made for golfing.
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Such an approach is tailor-made for a President and an administration with unprecedented communications reach.
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First, the rules actually being struck down aren't really tailor-made for Republicans to brag about.
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Munich Re has emphasised tailor-made products in niche areas such as aerospace and cyber risk.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Everything about Rose Namajunas's gameplan in the first fight was tailor made for Jędrzejczyk.
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Read more: America's biggest wealth manager for the ultrarich is known for his tailor-made portfolios.
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No state in the nation is more tailor-made for the Texas senator than South Carolina.
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His isolation scoring game—full of craftiness and sheer will—is tailor-made for the playoffs.
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So, in August a mental health therapist began a "wellness" program, tailor-made for the Yazidis.
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Hoping to ease her way into form at this tournament, Williams faced a tailor-made opponent.
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In an interview, Mr. Pahad recalled that he had ordered some tailor-made Nehru-style shirts.
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In fact, the proposals seem almost tailor-made to enrich the president and people like him.
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This was an investigation tailor-made to Hall's expertise, and she agreed to take it on.
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They don't live in elaborate towers, have their clothes tailor-made, drive exotic (and bulletproof) cars.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Ryan McCarty brings us a puzzle tailor-made for the current political environment.
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Newly configured institutions and laws (for example, electoral laws) could be tailor-made to its advantage.
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"There's no doubt that Mulan has been tailor-made for a big China release," Robbins said.
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Munich Re has emphasized tailor-made products in niche areas such as aerospace and cyber risk.
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In addition to immense distribution, YouTube provides a business model that's tailor-made for emerging creators.
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And they're almost tailor-made to act as rear speakers in a Sonos surroundsound home-theater configuration.
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He is a tailor-made villain: entitled, arrogant, obnoxious, with a message of xenophobia, misogyny and division.
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Once their specific triggers were identified, content was tailor-made to target their deepest fears and insecurities.
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An ASIC, meanwhile, is tailor-made for a specific application (for example, they're popular among Bitcoin miners.)
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"Has there ever been a story more tailor-made for The New York Times?" the memo reads.
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"It should be based on the most accurate amount of information that is tailor-made for you."
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READ MORE HERE >>America's biggest wealth manager for the ultrarich is known for his tailor-made portfolios.
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The company says this trip is tailor-made for adrenaline junkies, sun chasers, and shark aficionados alike.
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Compounding pharmacies make tailor-made drugs for patients whose needs cannot be met by FDA-approved medications.
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And on Wednesday, Cruz offered a new speech that seemed tailor-made for this state's Republican identity.
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Yet it's so tailor-made that it somehow seems too pat, too easy and somehow too premature.
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Barry Seal's life story as a drug runner turned double agent seems basically tailor-made for Hollywood.
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Drake and Lil' Wayne toured using a tailor-made concert app that featured content licensed from Capcom.
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But overall, the circumstances of Epstein's life and career are essentially tailor-made to produce conspiracy theories.
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TORONTO — The interior of Soufi's, a fast-casual restaurant in downtown Toronto, is tailor-made for Instagram.
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This show seems tailor-made for a New York audience but it first began showing in Miami.
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Indeed, pets provide comforts that seem to be tailor-made for the stresses of normal adolescent development.
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Indeed, pets provide comforts that seem to be tailor-made for the stresses of normal adolescent development.
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Being able to buy a tailor-made Ferrari makes you a member of a highly elite club.
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At first glance, this was a controversy tailor-made for the immediate boiling outrage of social media.
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Then Ms. Parton changed into a tailor-made, figure-hugging black robe to accept her honorary degree.
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The company will send you tailor-made liquid vitamin supplements based on a lifestyle quiz and your DNA.
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Many banks in Hong Kong - including HSBC and Standard Chartered - even offer mortgages tailor made for parking spots.
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"The laws governing business registration are almost tailor-made for massage parlor traffickers to hide behind," it said.
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She's a subject who seems tailor made for the modern take economy because that's how she positioned herself.
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She is tall, with a calming voice that seems tailor-made for her goal of being a nurse.
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Third, come up with some sort of news story that is tailor-made to bring in the clicks.
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It was a tailor-made slogan that effectively meant different good things to a lot of different people.
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OceanOne appears to be almost as capable as DARPA's ATLAS robot, but tailor-made to easily maneuver underwater.
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He&aposs now ripping Pelosi for, quote, "trivializing" impeachment and says the process is tailor-made for Trump.
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Little Marco, low-energy Jeb, Rocket Man — all trash bon mots tailor-made for the reality-TV era.
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LG's camera app will also have a square camera feature, tailor-made for those 1:1 Instagram shots.
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The son of the legendary Dusty Rhodes, Cody was tailor-made for today's WWE of his own accord.
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He promoted a thin and simplistic -- though for some attractive --populist, anti-incumbent message tailor-made for television.
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VDOO then also generates specific "tailor-made on-device micro-agents" to continue the detection and repair process.
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They all have moderate stances on the issues, tailor-made to appeal to white voters in the South.
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Evaneos, the online marketplace for tailor-made travel experiences, has picked up $80 million in Series D funding.
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The four footwear styles ahead are tailor made to fit into your workweek flow and after-hours plans.
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Alan reportedly spent more than a hour spreading on orange foundation and putting on his tailor-made wig.
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In contrast, a consensus candidate like Mr Rubio, who was obliterated under FPTP, is tailor-made for IRV.
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It feels tailor-made for the restaurant because it makes sense once you have it with the food.
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Tailor-made travel services are fast becoming customary among wealthy travelers looking to escape cookie-cutter vacation packages.
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How clever, I thought, tailor-made for vegetarians and less rich than the classic little hot-dog version.
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"Kickstarter exists for people who want to support creative projects, so it's tailor made for this," she said.
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While it's certainly pricey, there hotel is a sleek option that feels tailor made for a special occasion.
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In other words, it's tailor-made (or, shall we say, perfectly blended) to get the Insta-set's attention.
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MSNBC's prime-time left-leaning lineup was tailor-made for those seeking oppositional programming to the current administration.
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And for the Israeli prime minister, it was a plan tailor-made for an election four weeks away.
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Last July, two Southern scholars took aim, calling for academic papers tailor-made to take on Mr. Edge.
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If all of this sounds like something tailor-made for President Trump to take advantage of, you're right.
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Aside from a big bank account, the most important requirement to become a tailor-made customer is patience.
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Instead a tailor-made experience for navigation, reading texts, emails, or getting restaurant information will come through the car.
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The setback proved that Chinese customers preferred tailor-made products and their buying decisions were not always price driven.
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Even though they weren't, the songs feel as though they were tailor made for Pete and Bradford to sing.
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The team's offense was tailor-made for a guy who was shifty enough to get open from the slot.
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"Put it all together, and you've got a stock that was practically tailor-made for this moment," Cramer said.
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Give these stylists a try, and we're sure you'll walk away with a 'do that's tailor-made for you.
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Gruber identifies tailor-made suits on sight; McClane spends the film shoeless and clad in an ever-filthier undershirt.
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In the future, Netflix could present scenarios with a greater number of choices, each tailor-made for data harvesting.
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And Snapchat loosened demands for tailor-made video programs, which makes it more like the rest of the web.
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Instead of taking off-the-rack clothes to the tailor, what if she could buy her clothes tailor-made?
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Most versions run removal that seems tailor-made to clean up the low health totals of the Zoo minions.
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It even specified that the opportunity was tailor-made for young cash-strapped women in college, as she was.
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Even more so than ice cream, popsicles seem tailor-made for quick a cool down during a heat wave.
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The severity of Steve's trauma — and the apparent violence that caused it — were tailor-made triggers for those emotions.
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This blunt, outspoken style also happens to be tailor-made for Twitter, Trump's conduit direct to his faithful flock.
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But nightlife, which is generally tailor-made for outcasts and oddities, has a way of fighting back against oppression.
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Thankfully, Urban Outfitters is the ultimate source for fun gifts that seem tailor-made for your friends and family.
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The recipe is tailor-made for a customer whom Mr. Ulbrich, for proprietary and competitive reasons, declined to name.
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If there was a moment tailor-made for a new book about women and rage, it would be now.
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"Mulan" is "tailor-made for success in China," said Jeff Bock, senior analyst at entertainment research firm Exhibitor Relations.
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The entire debate stage seemed aligned against Bloomberg, a billionaire who was tailor-made for vilification by any Democrat.
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Having a tailor-made Ferrari instantly gives the owner status among collectors and often offers a higher resale value.
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Clients can also get their signature or name on a special tailor-made dedication plate between the front seats.
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"It was a great instrument for us during the construction period, and tailor made to our needs," Fitzpatrick explained.
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Green, herbaceous and tangy, they are tailor-made for seafood and vegetables and might even enhance a grilled steak.
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Its good intentions don't change the fact that the film is essentially immersive disaster porn, tailor-made for your iPhone.
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So The Lion King—replete with its monolithic rock formations, cartoon menagerie, and Rowan Atkinson—felt tailor-made for me.
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Whatever your personal political predilections, social media is there for you with tailor-made distractions from the things that matter.
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Long ignored by pet costumers, guinea pigs started getting outfits tailor-made for their tiny frames a few years ago.
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President Obama's steadfast refusal to acknowledge the attack as radical Islamic terrorism seemed tailor-made to increase support for Trump.
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The decision to gender-swap the character for film seemed like a narrative twist tailor-made for an onscreen romance.
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He added that SocGen's operations in the U.S. had been profitable by concentrating on specialized derivatives and tailor-made products.
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"The time gaps are minimal and tomorrow is a flat time trial that is tailor-made for Dumoulin," said Pinot.
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The vest is made of layers that look like a contoured map and will be tailor-made for each astronaut.
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There is a genre of indie, slightly navel-gazey movie that is tailor-made for rainy and/or sick days.
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Both are connectivity standards tailor made for the smart home, each connecting the hundreds of products approved for their systems.
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This new investment will allow the company to build up tailor-made maps that would provide this level of detail.
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But as I didn't have $30,000 available to commission one tailor-made to my frame, Gilman let me borrow his.
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When Sony first launched the Move in 2011, it also produced several accessories tailor-made for its motion-controlled games.
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These quantum simulators rely on the same techniques and hardware as quantum computers, but are tailor-made for narrow applications.
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Original Travel has been working on developing a network of tailor-made itineraries around the British Isles, beginning with London.
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Newspapers and online news organizations got a click-worthy story line tailor-made for a fast read on the iPhone.
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The Justice Department has said Apple's inability to get into its smartphones has created a system tailor-made for criminals.
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You've likely seen these types of uncertified and obscure "holidays" spread like wildfire on Twitter, which they're tailor made for.
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Everything about the game seems tailor-made for Patrick Klepek, and while I liked it, I didn't fall in love.
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With some special add-ons, clever references, and exclusive packaging, this piece is tailor-made for hard-core Gucci stans.
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A prime-time game at home after consecutive frustrating weeks seems like a tailor-made situation for a Rodgers explosion.
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He wears a tailor-made, two-piece suit, divided vertically — Clippers red on one side; Clippers blue on the other.
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Some of the biggest labels, including Calvin Klein, Gucci and Prada, sent out looks tailor-made for a dystopian world.
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The 583-foot-tall inflatable protest prop, developed by Chelsea gallery BravinLee programs, was tailor-made to resemble Donald Trump.
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It was, admittedly, tailor made for someone like me and I fit squarely in her white, college-educated, female base.
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If there&aposs a business management problem to solve, odds are there&aposs a tailor-made service to help out.
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Ms. d'Aki met Mr. Shaheen, who wears tailor-made suits like this one, not long after he traveled to Cannes.
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In Mr. Bolsonaro they have come to see something of an ideal villain tailor-made for a legal test case.
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The movie, which cost $200 million to produce, is "tailor-made for a big China release," Shawn Robbins, the Boxoffice.
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This theory seems tailor-made for circulation via chain emails, but it actually makes little sense once you examine it.
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After abandoning plans for a tailor-made factory, it later inked a deal on a more general facility in Hanford, California.
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Trump's double-digit victory comes in a state that seemed tailor-made for Cruz: Southern, conservative, chock full of evangelical Christians.
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" Here is what he wrote me: "Every single project is tailor-made based on the needs and requirements of each employer.
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It watches you ceaselessly and packages this intelligence into a bespoke, tailor-made, ever-iterating, emotion-tugging product just for you.
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Sanders couldn't topple her in a state whose demographics—overwhelming white, less affluent, liberal—seem tailor-made to Feel the Bern.
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Some market pundits think it's a dumb money move made by the herd and tailor-made for a Fed-induced plummet.
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It also has strong ties within the advisory community, and Octopus Choice has been tailor-made to suit the IFA market.
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Evan Rachel Wood, who plays rancher's daughter Dolores Abernathy and four other characters, said the show seemed tailor-made for her.
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The tailor-made car industry took off in 2006 after Pininfarina built a one-off Ferrari, the P4/5, for Glickenhaus.
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Further, this created a million one-to-many conversations targeted at tailor-made audiences of fans, supporters, and, more often, trolls.
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That's Aston Martin's thinking at least, as the company will now design and build tailor-made garages for its customers' vehicles.
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Switzerland also offers a tailor-made fintech license, which is far less taxing on small firms compared to a banking license.
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If Europe were to try and start a conversation with Trump's populist base, the political narrative is tailor-made for it.
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His style of play is tailor-made for the NBA game, especially if you surround him with shooting and better finishers.
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And the film certainly seems tailor-made for him, with elements that seem, if not actually autobiographical, at least completely plausible.
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Criminals could customize their purchases to target specific financial institutions or include tailor-made methods of pilfering personal and financial data.
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Clinton aides have suggested that Wisconsin was a state in many ways tailor-made for Sanders, given the progressive political climate.
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"That role was tailor-made for Maria," he said, adding that Mercader was able to cultivate, train, and mentor young journalists.
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At 5-foot-5 and 123 pounds, Kraft has a slight build and strong legs that are tailor-made for flight.
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The lower-level operatives, the authorities said, walked into big-box stores with tailor-made denim vests full of hidden pockets.
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A left-hander from Luxembourg whose game seems tailor-made for grass, Müller, 34, has made a sterling run before Wimbledon.
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Too much modern management research, the author argues, is a mess of inconsequential jargon, tailor-made to appear in leading journals.
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The combo worked, and the band definitely rocked, but it always sounded a little too tailor-made for arenas and stadiums.
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It's tailor-made for the diehard movie enthusiast who craves a deep, intimate experience with independent, foreign, and art house films.
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And luckily for our current cultural moment, the Brontë sisters come with a dissolute brother tailor-made to represent the patriarchy.
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In other words, phages are tailor-made to wipe out the bad bacteria making you sick, while leaving the good bugs alone.
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He's a 21-year-old substratum, which means assuming a system that's tailor made to his strengths should be a top priority.
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Amazon is sending out free samples, tailor-made to users' tastes with the help of their purchasing history, Axios reported earlier today.
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The concept is centered around ride sharing, with a design tailor-made for users who will seek to pool their vehicle use.
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On Friday, Curry said the tailor-made charters for fintech companies would help those lenders reach underserved communities and uphold consumer protections.
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Munro said each SPA with a customer is tailor-made, so it was hard to generalise how an arbitration might play out.
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Though most things can be shared between the sites, every country's version of OMG Voice has a lot of tailor-made content.
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While shoppers may be accustomed to seeing cute merch on the coffee chain's shelves, the latest batch seems tailor-made for Instagram.
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In April, Bloomberg reported that co-CEO Safra Catz complained directly to the president that the deal was tailor made for Amazon.
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"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" with Paul Weller The slinky Marvin Gaye smash seems tailor-made for Winehouse's scornful vocal growls.
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But not all cities that have looked into becoming climate havens think constructing a tailor-made plan for climate migrants makes sense.
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It's called the Ronin SC, with the "c" standing for "compact," and it's more tailor-made for mirrorless cameras than its predecessor.
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MoviePass, the now suspiciously cheap subscription service from Netflix co-founder Mitch Lowe, is pretty much tailor-made for moviegoers like me.
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His agenda of lower taxes, less regulation and more infrastructure spending, coupled with expected higher interest rates, seems tailor-made for lenders.
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His two draft picks—the skinny Porzingis and the shooting-impaired Grant—were not exactly tailor-made for the post-heavy offense.
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Lead single "All the Stars" with K Dot and SZA feels like it's tailor made for a climactic coming-of-age scene.
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Cyberpower in particular is tailor-made for a country in Russia's circumstances — a declining economy with the gross domestic product of Italy.
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With his huge serve and soft hands, he is tailor-made for the All England Club, if not for its garden parties.
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The company both sells hardware for displaying digital art and supports artists by commissioning new work tailor made for their vertical design.
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Election hacking even swallowed up the next major breach as well, even though Equifax's massive scope seemed tailor-made to spur legislation.
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"Fake news" and "build the wall" became their own memes, pithy phrases tailor-made to be shouted by large groups of people.
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Mr. Hernandez's rapid ascent — cataloged daily online — was tailor made for a new generation of web-savvy fans hooked on nonmusical content.
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The suit is tailor-made to go to the Supreme Court, and if it does, it could change the face of admissions.
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Sports of The Times The sprinter Justin Gatlin is a tailor-made stand-in for the doping ills of track and field.
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It seems like a challenge tailor-made for Musk who, having moved heavens with his space business, now seeks to move earth.
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High Sobriety's first inpatient was Mr. Michaud, who shared his story in February and it seems tailor made to test their hypothesis.
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" Still, she acknowledged that the current system was tailor made "for a 16-, 17-year-old Russian girl who is technically strong.
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Morris is a kind of extremely online election watcher tailor-made for a year when Democrats are looking for a blue wave.
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Of course not — the New England Patriots' 34-28 win over the Atlanta Falcons was tailor-made for a classic Hollywood comeback flick.
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The playful video is tailor-made for Mercer's lyrics about letting go of anxiety and having fun, writing songs, playing music, and relaxing.
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In an attempt to take control of the city's growth, Lagos will now draft its resilience plan, tailor made to the city's challenges.
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Book Sixty SoHo starting at $180 per nightBoutique hotels feel tailor-made for a neighborhood like SoHo, filled with fashionable shops and haunts.
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The Ledbury CEO said he expects that today's consumers, particularly in the luxury sector, want their products and services to be tailor-made.
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The game's style seems tailor-made for a mobile console, favoring more impressionistic character models while playing around with more realistic particle effects.
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When you start, you'll first have to answer a simple questionnaire, which will then result in a tailor-made workout and nutrition program.
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The event seemed tailor-made for the powerful New York Democrat to announce that he was officially joining his colleagues in supporting impeachment.
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It's a process tailor-made for a bombastic and loud candidate like Trump to excel, and also crash and burn in fantastic fashion.
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For advertisers, this is a call to action to create more compelling and relevant content that is tailor-made for each digital platform.
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He is always immaculately turned out in tailor-made suits and designer glasses, with his wavy blonde hair combed back from his forehead.
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Given he will have an earlier start than the leaders on Saturday, he felt the course was tailor made for a weekend charge.
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The CIA had decided that only a program focused on tailor-made countermeasures could get someone of Zubaydah's seniority to tell the truth.
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Ferrari is celebrating its 3.453th anniversary this year with a series of tailor-made cars, all inspired by iconic models from its past.
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But that's cold comfort when every other change seems tailor-made to smother the joyful collecting and experimenting that Destiny's original customization fostered.
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The cuddly creatures that populate "Pets" seem tailor made to sell stuffed animals and t-shirts, creating a financial windfall for the studio.
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When a minion's adapt ability is triggered, the player can choose from three random buffs to give their minion a tailor-made advantage.
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Despite leaving school at 14, she managed to obtain a chemical engineer diploma thanks to the university's extramural courses tailor-made for her.
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His requested $54 billion increase in defense spending, combined with his bellicose rhetoric, seems tailor-made to lead America into more violent conflicts.
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Kim kicks ass at her lunch with Paige and Mesa Verde chief Kevin, emphasizing her "tailor-made" approach to their big bank needs.
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Core 10 also offers tons of chic tops and sports bras that are pretty much tailor-made to look great with the leggings.
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From the White House to the celeb house "The Mooch" seemed tailor-made for reality TV stardom, and now it's come to pass.
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The next day, I return to the temple and find Phra Artit Dhammabani, a person that seems tailor-made to answer this question.
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From tasty treats like Sugarfina to cozy socks, Greetabl is an adorable and tailor-made way to put a smile on their face.
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"Hungary has become a successful laboratory of illiberal governance with an institutional system tailor-made to serve Fidesz's purposes and goals," it said.
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I've done a lot of research based on studies coming out of places like Israel and California, so everyone gets tailor-made treatment.
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Rousing, orchestral anthems like "Shake It Out" and "Dog Days Are Over" are tailor-made for playing to the masses without appeasing them.
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By Design With his love of brass, arches and color, Harry Nuriev creates environments that seem tailor-made for the social media aesthetic.
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Instead, the president's strategy seems tailor-made to appeal to the Senate GOP's heads-in-the-sand willingness to look past his misconduct.
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Time and again, Mr. Shields acknowledged and thanked each speaker and doled out some tailor-made insight or joke to lighten the mood.
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Nevertheless, the satirical late-night show seems to have a tailor-made opening in this week's hearing surrounding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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If you love classic literature as much as you love holiday movies, then Sense, Sensibility & Snowmen was pretty much tailor-made for you.
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Privacy policies are tailor-made to obscure their murky contents, and few of us take the time to read the terms of service.
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Now, Mr. Johnson is about to take a job that was tailor-made to cause even more agita in City Hall: public advocate.
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"This is a population tailor-made for this F.C.C. plan," said Jordana Barton, a community development director for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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The beat—dark, looming, and hard-hitting—is tailor-made for 21's flow but Migos and YG have no problem holding their own.
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"For men's clothes, especially bespoke, custom-made, which is what a lot of these men are wearing, or tailor-made, at least," Klein said.
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As a bike commuter in San Francisco, where Levi's bayside headquarters is located, this product was pretty much tailor-made for people like me.
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That you can stop the timer at any time and instantly reset to your last safehouse feels tailor-made for this kind of play.
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The reason you can't do much maintenance or upgrading of your own is that most everything inside this box is tailor-made and bespoke.
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"North Korea's diplomacy has taken an unprecedented tactical course, which is tailor made for Trump," Thae told a news conference in Seoul on Tuesday.
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The two Kymco scooters are tailor-made for city life, meaning they're not going to blow you away with wild speed or bountiful range.
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If you find yourself on the "every day is wine day" team, then one of the ahead memberships may be tailor-made for you.
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Appointing the former Germany boss was acknowledging the need aspire to something greater, a worthy goal and one he seemed tailor-made to achieve.
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Tense, provocative and entertaining, it's not clear how well the movie will age, but Lee's latest joint feels tailor-made for the current moment.
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His manful displays of repentance and regret before Winterfell's tribunal seem tailor-made for a reformed cad preparing to die for his past sins.
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She's an American hero, a warrior and an activist who saved countless lives, and whose life story seems tailor-made for the big screen.
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In September 2500, Shannon Reese, 25, a registered nurse, wore tailor-made black pants from the luxury men's wear brand Bijan in Los Angeles.
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It is a baffling tale seemingly tailor-made for these baffling times, just some meaningless shit gaining popularly based solely on its inherent meaninglessness.
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The message: Beginning with Mr. Obama calling Mr. Biden an "extraordinary man," the ad features praise from the former president tailor-made for Michigan.
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Each gets a monologue that seems tailor-made to win over awards voters, and even garnered applause at the opening-night show I attended.
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Sartorially Gatsbyesque, he wore two-toned shoes, tailor-made double-breasted suits (white in summer) with bow ties and long white flannels for tennis.
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Natural wines, with their additive-free vinification and minimal sulfur use, seem tailor-made for a vibrant food scene that shuns pesticides and additives.
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Democrats succeeded in striking one controversial passage from the bill that had seemed tailor-made to keep Planned Parenthood from accessing federally-backed loans.
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It tasted like it was cooked to a perfectly juicy medium-rare, and everything inside seemed tailor-made for my taste buds that day.
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He seemed oddly ordinary, the politician who was thought to be tailor-made for a state increasingly frustrated by decades of corruption in Montgomery.
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While Sanders appears tailor-made for Madison, Clinton is well-positioned in the state's largest city, Milwaukee, which is more than twice as big.
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An overriding point of contention is whether Trump's conduct rises to the level of an impeachable offense, a debate tailor-made for law professors.
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It was a routine operation at a routine apartment-building fire using a piece of equipment that was tailor made for this vertical city.
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Deal answers her own struggle to "find the words" with "meow meow meow meow" — a refrain tailor-made for The Breeders in the internet age.
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Run by the people behind the Nigerian online marketplace Jumia, the company uses a digital delivery system which is tailor-made for Africa, Kehinde explains.
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Yet, many oceanographers and wildlife researchers remain baffled as to why, in a refuge as tailor-made as this, the birds are not doing better.
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" In their letter to the DHS, dozens of AI experts called the algorithm, which would also attempt to predict terroristic leanings, "tailor-made for discrimination.
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Tesla, as another example, announced it was selling Tesla-branded tailor-made policies for its vehicle owners, but those policies were backed by Liberty Mutual.
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Building effective propulsion systems for satellites has traditionally been a highly bespoke affair, with expensive, one-off systems tailor-made to big, expensive spacecraft hardware.
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It may not be the biggest celebrity pad, but it seems tailor-made for anyone on the hunt for something that's more bohemian than baller.
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Expect to see a victorious Trump touting his administration's record on the economy and national security, with speech lines tailor-made for the 2020 campaign.
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Amazon's fashion features in particular seem tailor-made to confront the big-screen preference that weighs on mobile's relatively small share of online apparel sales.
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Why it matters: Medical innovation is already hurtling toward a new era of highly specialized drugs — some are even tailor-made for each individual patient.
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"From Steve Jobs to Tim Cook, Apple has never had any marketing strategy tailor-made for China," said Zhou Zhanggui, a Beijing-based strategic consultant.
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Musicians embody the art of storytelling, with rags to riches stories, or tales of perseverance that are tailor-made for the brand experience, he says.
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Given the LME is already offering what looks a tailor-made solution to the shifting regulatory landscape, a second LBMA-led venture might appear superfluous.
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Sendler made a name for himself by presenting studies about topics that are "practically tailor-made for outlets that cover taboo sex news," writes Gizmodo.
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The migrant crisis, which has made a mockery of borders, looks tailor-made for a common European approach on interior as well as foreign policy.
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AS PERSONAL service goes, few big retailers can match the tailor-made offerings of India's 1663m or so tiny, family-owned shops known as kiranas.
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The fan end looks tailor-made for sweeping on powders so that there are no lines or stark shifts from contour to blush and highlight.
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In order to address this range of needs, Gates suggests allowing local school districts the freedom to create programs tailor-made for their student populations.
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I don't know that I'd play any of these games for very long, but in spirit, that pretty much makes it tailor-made for me.
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These clothes are bespoke and tailor-made (read: you would only know about it if you could afford to buy it), with haute couture prices.
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Book this tiny home for $185 per weekend nightA tiny house seems tailor made for a Catskills getaway, and this sweet home feels especially idyllic.
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"It's tailor-made for him," said Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, who was with Mr. Reid in Las Vegas days after Mr. Scalia's death.
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Though some of his subject matter is distasteful and he's been less than male feminist at times, his unfiltered id seems tailor-made for Twitter.
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So much so that many of the millions of fans watching along on social media may not realize they're looking at a tailor-made ensemble.
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But other legal experts said it seemed tailor-made to ensure Mr. Manafort would lose much of his wealth, no matter what Mr. Trump did.
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Six jihadists, wearing tailor-made courier-service outfits, pretended to deliver a parcel and hacked down the two men in front of Mr. Mannan's mother.
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In the process, he has obliterated traditional parties of the left and the right, while promising a synthesis tailor made for the twenty-first century.
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The debate about removing monuments to white supremacy that were built throughout the South a century or more ago is tailor-made for this tactic.
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It's not every day that an actor nails a tryout so much that he comes out with a new character tailor-made for his talents.
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Pressley's profile was tailor-made for a moment that has rocketed diverse candidates through Democratic primaries, from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's New York upset over Rep.
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One that is run through the factory's high-end Tailor Made program costs — well, if you need to ask the price, it's not for you.
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Best Verse: TakeoffOverall Grade: B+ A song like this namechecking figures from hip hop's past seems almost tailor made for a remix featuring some of them.
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"Still, the marriage of a low-yield investment environment and a low-growth but stable domestic economic environment seems tailor-made for real estate," Colas wrote.
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The same goes for the screenshot button — a feature that seems tailor-made for Breath of the Wild's many beautiful vistas — and the Switch's home button.
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This version of the vehicle has been tailor-made for reusability, making it easier to land and then reuse the rocket once its mission is complete.
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It was a scene tailor-made for the U.S. senator from Vermont, who has focused on income inequality in his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Ken Bone became an unlikely internet hero when he burst onto the scene in a now-iconic red sweater that seemed tailor-made for internet stardom.
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They also came tailor-made, in every sense of the word, for day, finished with the most casual fillip of a ruffle under swishy suit jackets.
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This time, for this audience, she adds a promise tailor-made for them: "Let me tell you something about this guy," she booms into the mic.
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Brzeski's prediction of tailor-made OMT in the event of a potential political crisis this summer would almost certainly inflame simmering frustrations from Europe's economic powerhouse.
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Founded by the shipbuilder William Webb, this little engineering college in New York is tailor-made for those who want to pursue a very specific career.
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A rush to accelerate projects, especially those involving tailor-made designs, increases the uncertainty of their final costs, typically 20% above or below the initial estimate.
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The song pairs well with their first single and title track, "Everything Now" — both are upbeat and tailor-made for the middle of a dance party.
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This clip, tailor made for the Vine medium, comes to us from a minor league game between the Auburn Doubledays and the West Virginia Black Bears.
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The multi-talented star seems tailor-made for the endeavor, but he admits that the dream gig is very different from his experience judging singing hopefuls.
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Also, the IAAF doesn't consider the Ineos 1:59 Challenge event a real race as it was tailor-made for Kipchoge's sub-2-hour marathon attempt.
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But growing up in Johannesburg's Soweto township, his life was tailor-made for him to identify with what was being molded 8,400 miles away in Atlanta.
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With such tailor-made marketing in place, it may one day be impossible to dislike a trailer, because it will have been made specifically for you.
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It's tailor-made for picnicgoers because of a soft padded flannel top and a waterproof layer on the bottom to guard against dirt, sand and water.
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This grander branch of Bostwick's Chowder House on the Montauk Highway will have seating on a large porch tailor-made for sunset views over the water.
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Matt Boyle, the Washington political editor for Breitbart, who was at the rally, said that the Moore story was tailor-made for the hard-right website.
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Tyson made a deal with Cisco to hawk the product, and of course Tyson was the face and body that was tailor-made to move units.
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A Midwestern, blue-collar state tailor-made for a Sanders victoryOf all the contests Tuesday, Michigan is the biggest in terms of delegates on the table.
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But Mr. Trump's decision to extend the corporate tax cut to real estate conglomerates like his own will give Democrats a tailor-made line of attack.
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Demand was so high at the original tailor-made center, especially among clients from Asia, that the company opened a second one in Shanghai in 2014.
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Clients chosen for the tailor-made center are given a personal designer to walk them through the process, which can take a half day or more.
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Founded by the shipbuilder William Webb, this little engineering college in New York is tailor made for those who want to pursue a very specific career.
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The home of Microsoft and Amazon, as well as Boeing's manufacturing operations, Washington state has an economy tailor-made for job creation, and it has not disappointed.
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So far, its response has been to buy up chip makers like Movidius, Mobileye, and Nervana, whose hardware is tailor-made for machine learning and computer vision.
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References to lost cosmonauts, the Russian Sleep Experiment, Hungarian serial killer Elizabeth Báthory (aka "the blood countess"), and macabre Soviet mythology seem tailor-made for internet readers.
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Not surprisingly, the trailer seems tailor-made to provoke them, and we're not going to get all of them answered until the movie arrives on December 15.
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Failure to do that is just another instance of Trump losing a tailor-made argument to call out trade miscreants at a perfectly suited international talking forum.
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MG Motor hasn't appeared much — or at all — on this site, but the UK-based brand's latest concept, the E-motion, seems tailor made for The Verge.
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It said on Friday its tailor-made Vivaldi building was planned for completion in November 2019 and that the Dutch government would offer temporary premises from Jan.
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While the song sounds tailor-made for the wedding (the title translates to "Sofia's bridal waltz") it was actually written in 2014, one year before the nuptials.
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Writer-director Drew Goddard's film about seven strangers whose fates intersect at a once-glamorous motel gone to seed is tailor-made for my brand of entertainment.
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The song embraces the afrobeat-influenced R&B that catapulted Drake's "One Dance" to historical success—which is tailor made for Omarion to show off his moves.
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Even just walking through it, I felt like I was unscrupulously participating in a giant money-laundering operation tailor-made for brands seeking to amass cultural capital.
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If you're ready to graduate from iMovie and dip your toes in the video-editing world, Adobe's newest app is tailor-made for upping your YouTube game.
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But all that magic will require a lot of hard work behind the scenes, not least of which is designing tailor-made electric vehicles for its use.
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Through the site you can browse a range of holiday ideas, then contact a local agent living in the destination country to design a tailor-made itinerary.
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Mertens tells The Creators Project that the swings were tailor-made by a carpenter, and the feat of suspending the wooden structures required an entire cooperative system.
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Though it may seem fanciful, there is a powerful tool that is tailor made for simultaneously combating North Korean nukes, Russian aggression, Chinese influence, and Iranian maleficence.
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With that in mind, one luxury property currently under construction has come up with a unique set of perks tailor-made to address New York's transportation woes.
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Through the site you can browse a range of holiday ideas, then contact a local agent living in the destination country to design a tailor-made itinerary.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Playing tailor-made video games can help children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to results from a pivotal clinical trial announced on Monday.
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On Thursday, Leo Burnett Tailor Made in Brazil said it had taken a unique approach, but had since learned that it "worked counter" to Wikipedia's community guidelines.
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The old no-holds-barred strategy "clearly didn't work," and the product is now "tailor made for the market," said Christoph Weigler, Uber's general manager in Germany.
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Mr. de Blasio defended the city incentives, which could amount to hundreds of millions of dollars, as available to any company and not tailor-made for Amazon.
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With time on the clock, and needing just a field goal to win, Rodgers seemed to have a situation tailor-made for leading another game-winning drive.
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While Trump won the GOP primary here in 2016, Weld is a candidate tailor-made to appeal to New Hampshire independents and the few remaining centrist-Republicans.
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Last May, North Face Brazil and Leo Burnett Tailor Made gamed Google Image Search results by replacing Wikipedia photos of popular destinations with photos featuring their products.
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" Linguist Michael Adams told Insider that some stan culture slang is tailor-made for the internet, and some of it even "challenges the very nature of English.
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Governments should adopt tailor-made security measures depending on the individuals, with a view to a progressive repatriation of all concerned and effective reintegration programs for returnees.
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London studio ustwo's rather friendlier-on-the-blood-pressure Land's End is the sort of tailor-made VR experience that can have the doubters double-checking their opinions.
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Hyundai said it has built a tailor-made platform, engine and other key parts for the car, to help achieve a better fuel economy than the latest Prius.
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" —Sy (Amazon) "An advertisement is asking for a young historian with rather specific qualifications, offers a generous salary and easy terms, and is tailor-made for Felipe Montero.
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It is an issue almost tailor made for his combative style of campaigning, and even a small increase in black and hispanic votes could be decisive for reelection.
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Its newish boss, Nick Read, is hoping to form a closer relationship with customers, who increasingly see wireless connectivity as a commodity, by offering tailor-made 5G services.
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While you may know LG for its notch-less Android phones or massive smart TVs, it also makes some of the first monitors tailor-made for MacBook Pro.
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Founded by the shipbuilder William Webb, this little engineering college in Glen Cove, New York is tailor-made for those who want to pursue a very specific career.
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Her life was tailor-made for a movieThe details of Blanco's life veer into the cartoonish at some points, and rumor can be difficult to separate from fact.
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Having conversations with people about their favorite games from the past year, and seeing that many of them are titles tailor-made for mobile platforms, is really gratifying.
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Make it 16:9 in its unfolded state, and a foldable will look and feel tailor-made for YouTube and the vast majority of streaming content and games.
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Which is why this year's Met Gala theme — honoring Comme des Garçons' Rei Kawakubo's signature sculptural, body-warping aesthetic — was practically tailor-made for the risk-taking singer.
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The Vermont senator's message seems tailor-made for the state, which has been buffeted by globalization for decades and is one of the most unionized in the country.
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A spokesman for VW said it was discussing ways to expand its product portfolio with tailor-made solutions in India with both its car brands and potential partners.
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Here was an ideal refuge in gaudy times, and a book tailor-made for rescue from oblivion: unassuming, unobtrusive, unrhetorical, uncoercive, unpretentious, an austere record of austere values.
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It's the kind of movie tailor-made for South by Southwest audiences, which got to see it over the weekend here ahead of its April 8 theatrical release.
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In the past few months, we have gained a large foothold in Chinese-speaking households in the U.S. by offering tailor-made products and content for this community.
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Just as the uppercut has its time and its place, the front snap kick is tailor made for a certain scenario and then no other weapon works better.
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And his call for massive tariffs on foreign goods is tailor-made to appeal to those who worry about how foreign automobile imports are hurting America's auto industry.
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The investigations that arose from Mr. Centeno's notebooks, which contained lists of names of contractors, public officials and others, seemed tailor-made for the new law, experts said.
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Trump has vowed to take a "strong look" at the Pentagon procurement process amid allegations by Amazon's rivals that the proposed contract was tailor-made for the company.
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There is also a collection of amenities tailor-made for technology employees: the MoMA PS1 contemporary art center, several breweries and a place where you can learn trapeze.
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Since it debuted in 2017, the news outlet Axios has broken down Washington politics and other hot-button topics into digestible articles tailor-made for quick online consumption.
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You could almost say that Paddington 2 is Grant's The Wrestler moment: a tailor-made role that reckons with the actor's life and career up to that point.
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Grass, on the other hand, is tailor-made for her game which is why all eyes will be on her at Wimbledon which starts a week on Monday.
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Cerrone was Till's first "name" opponent but is entering the twilight of his career, is undersized at welterweight, and was tailor made for Darren Till to box up.
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Zedd has been one of the most transparent artists about his support for Kesha, and that extends to the track, which now seems tailor made for her voice.
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The interactions seemed tailor-made to get Googlers who spoke up in favor of diversity in trouble so they would speak up less frequently, employees who experienced it said.
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The game was tailor-made to take advantage of the new Xbox One X's added horsepower, which should render the game in 4K resolution and 60 frames per second.
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The scene from the movie released last year seemed tailor-made to promote Mexico's annual celebration of dead loved ones on November 1 and 2 to an international audience.
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I've been to the Geneva Motor Show half a dozen times, and I can confidently say that the new Mac Pro looks tailor-made for that exhibition of exotics.
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Rather, we can imagine for ourselves an ontological factory such as this, tailor made for every monument in America (metaphorical or literal,) rendering visible the Whiteness of each one.
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Not every show is made for bingeing — The Leftovers, for instance, really needs significant digestion time — but longform mystery / action shows like Stranger Things seem tailor-made for it.
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They allow Israel, facing multiple enemies on rapidly evolving battlefields, to develop and adapt unique tailor-made weapons, such as advanced missile-defence systems and "killer drones", unusually quickly.
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To combat the difficult climate, Swiss Re, the industry's number two, has pioneered the concept of tailor-made reinsurance, negotiating on its own with insurers to offer bespoke deals.
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Think of this as the Cliff's Notes version — a Choose Your Own Adventure marathon that is tailor-made for whatever kind of Gilmore Girls marathon you'd like to have.
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Sharlto Copley, who plays a South African businessman with a penchant for tailor-made suits and a flirtatious history with Larson's character, said he enjoyed sparring with the actress.
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It was, in short, a year tailor-made for The Jons, an annual award celebrating tech's more dubious achievers, named, in an awe-inspiring fit of humility, after myself.
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In other words, it felt like a game tailor-made for the Switch, something that would turn long commutes and bedtime play sessions into titanic duels against eldritch horror.
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But Les Bleus insist they will be ready just on time for Saturday's game after a tailor-made physical preparation, with talismanic striker Antoine Griezmann expected to finally shine.
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Not since Darci Kistler (who arrived in 1980) and Maria Kowroski (who became a corps member in 1994) has a newcomer seemed so tailor-made for the goddess roles.
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The startup can be thought of as a travel concierge, spanning transfer services, essential products, pre-ordered tickets to top attractions, tips and tailor-made experiences led by locals.
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This calls for a complete shift of luxury brands' approach to emotionally engage with their customers, starting by using data to provide a tailor-made experience across all touchpoints.
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DevaCurl is pretty much the gold standard when it comes to styling curls, and the company has options tailor-made for every texture, from fine waves to coarse coils.
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In a bid to bring its open hybrid and multicloud application platform, Anthos, to the edge of networks, Google launched a version of the product tailor-made for telecoms.
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Gene drives seem almost tailor-made to tap into our worst fears: a powerful, invisible technology that spreads of its own accord, carrying out a fundamental transformation of nature.
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President Trump needs to grow a spine and enact the real flavor ban he promised — not this loophole-ridden version that was tailor-made to appease the vaping industry.
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In Hong Kong, the reinforcement includes equipment tailor-made for quelling urban violence with non-lethal force including water cannon vehicles and trucks used to lay barbed-wire barricades.
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Carlson's analysis of the problem is tailor-made for his reactionary, elderly audience: Let police officers like McCray do what they think is best, which is locking people up.
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The tailor-made process can add hundreds of thousands to the price of a Ferrari, which already deliver fat margins with sticker prices ranging from $215,00 to over $600,000.
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"Maybe this moment was tailor-made for ballot measures as a critical form of policy making and protest," said Justine Sarver, executive director of the Ballot Initiative Strategy Center.
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Arnaud Devanlay, of Evaneos, a website that offers tailor-made tours, said people had been concerned in the early part of last year but then decided to travel anyway.
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Craft a brunch menu that is tailor-made to fit her style, and get all those favorite-child-brownie-points for being the one who really understands your mom.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - McLaren are strongly considering entering the IndyCar championship, with speculation that a team could be tailor-made for Fernando Alonso if the Spaniard decides to leave Formula One.
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Title aside, it feels tailor-made for the long open road, blaring loudly from the radio of a late 60s Dodge Dart as it's occupants try to just get away.
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He told CNBC's "On the Money" in an interview that there's two ways to experience the Super Bowl, and one of those options is tailor-made for the cost-conscious.
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There are a few scenes between them that seem tailor made to inspire fanfiction across the internet... even if, sadly, none of these women actually make out in the movie.
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Whereas every month I get my money from you as a customer and I can actually keep developing my service up to a point that it is more tailor made.
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The line also seems tailor-made for Tweetsie Railroad, the run-down but stubbornly persistent Wild West theme park where cowboys, outlaws, and Native Americans stage gunfights for your amusement.
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Developer Hello Games boasted that every single element of the game, from the rocks to the fish, would be procedurally generated for players rather than tailor-made by the creators.
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Andrew Yang on Sunday called the Democratic National Committee's overhaul of debate criteria "tailor-made" for 2020 competitor Michael Bloomberg — but he's not sure the billionaire will welcome the changes.
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A tailor-made constitution that grants sweeping powers to the president and the army, and electoral rules designed to produce a fragmented parliament, furnish it with the trappings of democracy.
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Without a doubt the most likeable film to come out of the Apatow production pipeline, Paul Rudd and Jason Segel's paean to bro-hood is tailor-made for the sesh.
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Coming off a fantastic post-season where he outplayed back-to-back MVP Steph Curry, Irving's ball-handling, slashing ability and lights-out shooting is tailor-made for Olympic play.
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The new generation of video artists and their audience seem tailor-made for a blockchain-based distribution and restitution system — one that depends on micro-payments and digitally secured provenance.
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At 6 feet and 205 pounds, Howe was relatively big for his era and had a body tailor-made for hockey, with long arms, a strong torso and outstanding balance.
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But perhaps most importantly, this mother of two—affluent, white, and well educated—seems tailor-made to appeal to the suburban women Democratic strategists believe will decide the midterm elections.
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In that way, the Libby case was tailor-made for Trump, as it played into his preconceived notions of the problem within the ranks of the nation's top intelligence agencies.
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The core of this plan starts with building cars tailor-made to "improve the movement of people and goods," according to Ford VP of Autonomous Vehicles and Electrification Sherif Markaby.
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Instead, Apple's engineers developed new user interface concepts — like flicking to scroll and pinching to zoom — that were tailor-made for a tiny screen that people manipulate with their fingers.
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While some locations are tailor-made for this art-cuisine hybrid—like their stint at the Edinburgh festival—others, such as a recent sortie to Stoke are a bit different.
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Like its recent cousins the unicorn latte, the rainbow sprinkle cake, or other viral sweets, it was consumption purely as visual entertainment, a food trend tailor-made for Instagram feeds.
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Club albums are usually a collection of four to the floor bangers; tracks that will go off in the club and are tailor made with the live show in mind.
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Travelers get an $2100 credit to use one of three ways: onboard, for a private car and driver at a port of their choice, or for a tailor-made excursion.
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Ford O'Connell Winner: Trump (by a full head of hair) On paper, any political junkie would think Cruz's candidacy is tailor-made to win the 2628 Iowa caucuses (ethanol aside).
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Now the smartphone is a global phenomenon, forever changing modern computing, and Intel's power-hungry processors tailor-made for desktops don't fit in with that new version of the world.
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Brasada Ranch, an 1,800-acre property in Oregon, is partnering up with Wanderlust Tours for a series known as Outside Brasada, a customized winter experience tailor-made for adventurous travelers.
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The story of an advantaged European face to face with desperately imperiled African refugees seems tailor-made for political pieties and the dubious enshrinement of one more white savior story.
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"This conference is tailor-made for Assad and his terrorist regime," said Mustafa Sejari, a senior official in a Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebel group that operates in northern Syria.
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"Adoption wasn't ever our No. 1 choice, but because it was private it seemed tailor-made for us and we thought this could be our chance to become parents," Rachel says.
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If, on the other hand, you are all about theater kids singing theater songs, then Monday night's Broadway Riff-Off segment on The Late Late Show was tailor-made for you.
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This character feels so tailor-made to be memed that in every other scene, it feels like he's ready to have "Deal with it" shades descend upon him from on high.
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There's no one-size-fits-all solution, but a careful and well thought-out block feature, tailor-made to suit the platform, can go a long way in effectively handling harassment.
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He also said that Tesla is talking to those potential clients throughout the design process, so that the vehicle will be tailor-made for their needs once it comes to market.
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Local Motors wants to build vehicles tailor-made for micro-markets, eschewing the one-size fits most approach of many car makers for something that offers specific answers to specific problems.
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This makes the stakes particularly high for tech companies like Google and Facebook, which are either currently under investigation in the EU, and for whom the legislation essentially was tailor-made.
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The design of the home is traditional but relaxed where it matters, such as on the porch, complete with a swing for two and tailor-made for enjoying an "Amarillo Sky."
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From customized shampoo to tailor-made multivitamins, these bespoke products are also attracting investors who are betting that consumers will pay a premium for products that are designed just for them.
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"FilmStruck is... tailor-made for the diehard movie enthusiasts who crave a deep, intimate experience with independent, foreign, and arthouse films," wrote Turner chairman and CEO John Martin in a statement.
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A handful of financial services companies have started making these ubiquitous options in 401(k) plans less of a one-size-fits-all investment and more tailor-made for retirement savers.
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Most discussions involving the use of remotely piloted aircraft in combat likely conjure up images of America's giant Predator and Reaper drones, tailor-made military aircraft designed for surveillance and killing.
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Tailor-made Anil Pethani, director of Cara's Jewellers, based in Dubai's Gold and Diamond Park, says that during the Indian wedding season his business on average serves 6,000 - 7,000 Indian families.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Didi Chuxing signed an agreement with German automotive supplier Continental AG on Tuesday to cooperate in developing internet-connected, electric cars tailor-made for Didi's ride hailing services.
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With data on its customers' buying power, hobbies and travel preferences, Ctrip is able to offer tailor-made offerings to individual travelers rather than providing a single "standard package," she said.
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Ahead, we talk to real women about how they sought (and scored) under-the-radar opportunities, snagged the attention of hiring managers, and even had jobs tailor-made for their skills.
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For us, that didn't mean the entire world, it entailed a hyper realistic map of North America featuring Fallout's best characters and our own tailor-made nations to fit the theme.
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If that's a bit surprising for a New Orleans-born virtuoso working in the straight-ahead jazz vein (read: a tailor-made Jazz at Lincoln Center protégé), well, he's been busy.
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When he finally got a chance to speak for himself, his opening remarks seemed tailor-made to appeal to Democrats worried his confirmation would pull the court dramatically to the right.
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Equus Technologies is "a privately held company specializing in the development of tailor made innovative solutions for law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and national security organizations," according to the company's LinkedIn page.
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The singer bursts onto the scene as the lights dim and the music starts, ready with amended versions of his own hits that have been tailor-made for the exact situation.
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What she discovered, she said, was that Facebook's platform was tailor-made for a small group of vocal people to amplify their voices, especially if their views veered toward the conspiratorial.
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"Revelatory," according to my colleague James R. Oestreich, Ms. Sidorova will perform arrangements of Bach, Mozart and Tchaikovsky alongside works tailor-made for accordion by Sofia Gubaidulina, Alfred Schnittke and others.
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"We're witnessing the creation of a sector, gametech, which supports this growing ecosystem, with tailor-made tech solutions such as advertising, marketing, analytics, market intelligence, CRM and more," said Bar-Zeev.
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When he took over Madison Square Garden on the first day of fashion week to show off not only his newest collection, but album, it was tailor-made for social media.
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"The DSFL for Her sessions have been tailor-made for Saudi women as they approach the day when they can legally drive on public roads," Ford said in a press release.
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Rose Namajunas's performance against Joanna Jedrzejczyk wins the Slacky for Gameplan of the Year in 2017 by merit of it being a remarkable performance that seemed tailor made for the opponent.
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Last month, outdoor lifestyle brand North Face and its agency, Leo Burnett Tailor Made, boasted about successfully "hacking" Wikipedia entries in order to replace top Google Image results with product placement shots.
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A state whose center-right Republican electorate is tailor-made to boost an establishment candidate managed to leave all of the men the party poobahs, hobbling forward and warring with each other.
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A movement organized around building a community of contrarians — those who feel aggrieved and disenfranchised, and who prioritize conflict and winning over all else — is quite literally tailor-made for the internet.
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Faraday Future recently abandoned plans to build its own tailor-made factory from scratch in Nevada, and now it's signed a lease on a new ready-made production facility in Hanford, Calif.
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So it was Leo Burnett Tailor Made that decided to game Wikipedia, and it was the Brazil distributor — not anyone from North Face proper — that ultimately approved the campaign, the company claims.
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Basically, Van Der Beek is not here to be basic — which is why a bizarre show about the inner life about Diplo seems tailor-made for the teen soap star-turned-comedian.
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The late-in-the-game appearance of Dee (Ashley D Kelley), a Black, fiercely body-positive pageant girl, seems tailor-made to prove the comedy is as progressive as the new character.
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Less scrupulous publishers sometimes take the next step, creating pseudo news stories rife with half-truths or outright lies that are tailor-made to emotionally target audiences already inclined to believe them.
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A big part of the FCC's plan involves rolling back the FCC's tailor-made authority over broadband providers, then shoveling all remaining government oversight to an FTC ill-equipped to handle it.
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Lady Gaga is one of the biggest pop stars working today, and it's interesting that she would jump to TV, even if the Countess seems like she was tailor-made for Gaga.
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"We've got another major political problem coming up that seems tailor-made to cause the kind of panicked sell-off that makes for a fabulous buying opportunity," the "Mad Money " host said.
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He cited a pilot program in the Netherlands that is exploring the independent production of medicines that are tailor made for individual patients as a good example of safe, DIY drug production.
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Instead of throwing a dozen different types and sizes of tips your way, customs are designed for the specific shape of your ear canal — they're like a tailor-made audio suit, basically.
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Setoo is a UK startup which solves this problem, by helping online businesses to build and integrate simple insurance products tailor-made to the customer and automatically embedded into the customer journey.
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The lyrics included a line that seemed almost tailor-made for that moment, offering an amazing example of how a preexisting song can meet a current moment and be given new depth.
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Brimming with Stephen King tropes and a bleak version of late-'80s nostalgia, the new horror anthology series is tailor-made for fans of Stranger Things clamoring for a new, darker fix.
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She appears to be moving methodically toward running, and her profile -- an Indian-American and African-American woman with a law-and-order background -- looks tailor made for the 2020 Democratic electorate.
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These WeLive spaces are tailor-made for students and startup founders who want to live among the high-rent cities of New York and Silicon Valley, but need somewhere they can afford.
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The fact that it is tailor-made for the agile method is one of the main ways QASymphony products like qTest differentiate from competitors including HP Quality Center, IBM Rational, and Borland.
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Not only does the series grapple with questions evermore relevant in our increasingly technologically augmented times, but it is tailor-made for a format that's helped TV enter a new golden age.
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Not only are they soft and cushy, but they also deliver a deep, punchy EXTRA BASS™2 sound that's tailor-made for dance music, and 30 hours of superior wireless sound.
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With Democrats controlling the House, Republicans, who will have a 2023 percent lock on the Texas Senate and governorship in 2021, would be unable to draw tailor-made congressional districts in 2021.
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They understood that speaking precisely in a crisis was key, and—again in a lesson that seems tailor-made for the Trump era—they knew the unpredictability of an unscripted phone call.
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While Ferrari has long allowed customers to choose basic features of their cars, the tailor-made program takes personalization to a whole new level, adding 20% to 100% to a car's price.
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To make the process as smooth as possible, we rounded up a few options — from a classic Gap denim jacket to the coziest of teddy coats — that are tailor-made for layering.
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His Tea Party / pro-life / pro-gun / pro-America / pro-Israel / pro-military / anti-Obamacare / climate-change skeptic / pro-Keystone / anti-NAFTA / pro-coal positions seem tailor-made for the Trump era.
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According to Mr. Schuler, he and Mr. Ciminelli collaborated with Mr. Howe and Dr. Kaloyeros to ensure that the state's request for proposal for Buffalo included specifications tailor-made to LPCiminelli's qualifications.
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And once complete, we will be able to create custom content, including Spotify-like playlists, that will provide our fans with tailor-made experiences and deliver quality, measurable audiences to our advertisers.
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It's still an hour worth watching, if only to see American television grapple with the life of an ordinary Iraqi civilian during a war seemingly tailor-made for 24-hour news channels.
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"A weaker dollar and lower yields are pretty much tailor made to benefit gold," said James Steel, chief metals analyst at HSBC Securities in New York, who sees prices rising to $1,245-$1,250.
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The story is basically tailor-made for Tarantino, as if in some mind-bending time travel scenario it was he who sent coded messages to Manson hidden inside the White Album all along.
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Where the original XXX traded in the kind of Mountain Dew-fueled machismo that seemed tailor-made for early-Bush-era teen boys, his return is far more inclusive, and therefore more attractive.
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Her mother, it turns out, had gone to great lengths to secure a spot for her, inducing Ehwa Women's University to alter its admissions policy in a manner tailor-made for Ms Jung.
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But it was a truly Holmesian day—with driving rain at first and then a pea-soup fog pressing against the windows—and Silk Stocking is tailor-made for just such a day.
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Actress Lake Bell belongs to the latter group — and lucky for her and her ilk, her husband Scott Campbell, with former fashion executive Clement Kwan, founded a company tailor-made for their tastes.
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Amazon lists some regular old Alexa skills like restaurant delivery and jokes (that old classic comedy standby, the football joke), but there are also a handful of features tailor-made for the game.
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All of which leaves us with just one question: Did fellow Hills alum and proud mom Kristin Cavallari reach out with some must-have mom tips tailor-made for life post reality-tv?
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Instead, Leo Varadkar, the Irish taoiseach (prime minister), and Simon Coveney, his spiky foreign minister, have threatened to veto that if Britain fails to offer "tailor-made solutions" for avoiding a hard border.
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DOMINIC THIEM (Austria) The Austrian's elegant game is tailor-made for clay and while his style is very different to the more powerful Nadal's he boasts the same stinging topspin off both flanks.
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She said she hoped to secure a tailor-made free trade deal that would include financial services and said Britain would aim for associate membership of EU agencies covering chemicals, medicines and aerospace.
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While many self-help mental health apps have launched over the past few years, nOCD might be a precursor of the genre's future, in which startups create resources tailor-made for specific conditions.
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The Dutch report said Britain and the Netherlands' fellow EU states could explore a number of options, including reverting to earlier European trade agreements or crafting a new, tailor-made agreement for Britain.
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For the maiden voyage of our new show MOLTISSIMO, Mario Batali threw down in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen and prepared some tailor-made dishes for VICE's Ben Anderson and the inimitable Rosie Perez.
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"A weaker dollar and lower yields are pretty much tailor made to benefit gold," said James Steel, chief metals analyst at HSBC Securities in New York, who sees prices rising to $1,245-$0.13,250.
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He started sending me new compositions and once we got to the point of the Acid Series, he gave me stuff tailor made for that lost in it vibe of No Way Back.
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They say that Amazon lobbyists' connections to the Defense Department helped craft a contract tailor-made for the company and that other competitors, including Microsoft and IBM, have no realistic shot of winning.
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The partnership first started in a limited fashion back in September, when Snapchat inked a deal with the sports network to help it create tailor-made content for nearly 50 regular season games.
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They say that Amazon lobbyists' connections to the Defense Department helped craft a contract tailor-made for the company and that other competitors, including Microsoft and IBM, have no realistic shot of winning.
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Simply put, the act is a handout to big content companies, tailor-made to legally mandate new payments (which prevent new music startups) while conveniently skirting many protections for libraries, consumers and artists.
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" Translation: "Pay us and we'll help you understand the health and fitness data logged by your Fitbit device, and also suggest tailor-made programs, so you can live a healthier and happier life.
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Hard work and perseverance and all those other qualities are great, but we can't take credit for our IQ. We live in a society that is tailor-made for people with high IQs.
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Miami duo City Girls have carved their own lane by making music tailor-made for the strip clubs with anthems about how to get the most of of men trying to court them.
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The photos indicate that is exactly what happened: They show a large chamber that nuclear experts say is tailor-made for the kind of experimental activity that the international inspectors were looking for.
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This is where competing groups like Tespa, the N.A.C.E. and the E.G.F. see their opening: by providing tailor-made governance to an audience that they contend they understand better than the N.C.A.A. does.
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The column-free galleries are industrial and white; the single theater is boring and black; and the minuscule dance floor is set within a multipurpose skylit room tailor-made for galas and parties.
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On Wednesday, the Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that hosts Wikipedia, denied collaborating on the project and blasted the North Face and its advertising partner, Leo Burnett Tailor Made, for "unethically" manipulating the site.
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And Arrival, set in the barely distant future, feels like a movie tailor-made for 2016, dropping into theaters mere days after the most explosive election in most of the American electorate's memory.
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"Cyber is a tailor-made instrument of power for them," said Chris Inglis, a former deputy director of the National Security Agency, who now teaches about security at the United States Naval Academy.
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The council is now tailor made for a president who sees foreign policy in transactional, bilateral terms, as either decisions to make alone or deals to be cut with another head of state.
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Both men seemed newly energized on the campaign trail, treating the Iran confrontation as a clarifying political moment, as well as a tailor-made opportunity to showcase their long records on international affairs.
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Original Travel has been working on developing a tailor-made itinerary for history buffs to tour all the artistic gems and properties that played a role in leading up to the Mayflower sailing.
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"Instead of feeling doomed to failure and that our tension was a reason to call it quits, we saw it as tailor-made proof that we each married the right person," Slatkin said.
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He had a tailor-made suit shipped in from the States from the same people who'd made Elvis' jumpsuits; the jewellery that he had was cast in the same molds as Elvis' was.
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Kaine's speech seemed tailor-made to try to persuade the Democratic base that this white dude from a purple state with a fairly centrist track record is nonetheless an ally, nonetheless gets it.
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It is comfortable, stylish, breathes well at higher temperatures, and is pretty much tailor-made for bike commuting in San Francisco, which happens to be where Levi Strauss & Co. was founded back in 1853.
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He has also continued the company's focus on building custom appraisal management solutions, and works with Dart's sales team and directly with clients to create a service plan tailor-made for individual clients' needs.
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But DJI doesn't have a drone that's tailor-made for the growing drone racing / FPV slice of the market, which mostly consists of custom-built drones that are made from off-the-shelf parts.
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But that idea will find itself refined into a user experience that's tailor-made for headphones quickly because the technology is just about good enough, and the appeal for companies like Google is obvious.
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The real reason it looks like this is that it's totally self-driving, however — and tailor-made for use in specific situations like serving the Swedish port in Gothenburg where it'll soon begin operations.
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The models offer a softer, more feminine aesthetic The models offer a softer, more feminine aesthetic, standing in stark contrast to Huawei's first smartwatch, which looked like it was tailor-made for Gordon Gekko.
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During a subsequent search, Deputy Vai also discovered the man was carrying an item tailor-made for just such an occasion, a 'Get out of jail free' card from the iconic Monopoly board game.
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This shift has enabled Soundtrack Your Brand, which plans a U.S. launch this year, to secure $22 million to back its tailor-made music playlists for companies with deep pockets like Starbucks and McDonald's.
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Shubha Chacko, executive director of Solidarity Foundation, which helps transgender people find jobs, suggested industry lobbying groups hold seminars outside metropolitan areas and engage with small firms to bring in tailor-made LGBT+ solutions.
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The show starts September 6th on FX. The next film from the studio behind Despicable Me (you know, the Minions people) is Sing, a movie that appears tailor-made for a wholesome family audience.
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The 6-3 Anthony is tailor-made for Roy Williams's high-octane system, and he could put up impressive numbers for a Tar Heels team that lost its top five scorers from last season.
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Fans of these characters will be delighted to see that each gets their due, and there's an unbearably cute critter named Bruni who seems tailor-made to move tons of toys this holiday season.
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The collection's launch is tailor-made for Generation Y, the 75 million 20- and 30-somethings who now outnumber Baby Boomers in the U.S. and have tens of billions of dollars in spending power.
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A vehicle tailor-made for this purpose already exists: the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a group of powerful industrialized economies that adhere to market rules and that increasingly trade, invest and innovate with each other.
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Once the favorite, Macron's conservative rival Francois Fillon became entangled during the election campaign in financial scandals that included the gift from a wealthy businessman of two tailor-made suits worth about 13,000 euros.
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Once the favourite, Macron's conservative rival Francois Fillon became entangled during the election campaign in financial scandals that included the gift from a wealthy businessman of two tailor-made suits worth about 13,000 euros.
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Other strategies include tailor-made managed accounts as well as investment periods extensions to four years from the traditional three in order to position themselves for a downturn that may bring higher yielding opportunities.
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Crucially, unlike bygone broadcasters, Russian intelligence operatives could target their messages to specific portions of the electorate residing in key swing states, with propaganda tailor-made for small, specialized audiences already primed for persuasion.
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In this acid political climate, "argument turns too easily into animosity," former President George W. Bush observed on Thursday, in a speech that seemed tailor-made for the week in which he delivered it.
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"This whole incident is absolutely tailor-made to undercut people's faith in the Parliament, which is already at an all-time low," said Susan Harris Rimmer, a law professor at Griffith University in Queensland.
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Set aside a few bottles of this garnet-pink wine for Thanksgiving dinner; its berry-rich aroma and cranberry tartness are tailor-made for the autumn feast: Grgich Hills Estate Rosé 2016, $25, grgich.com.
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When Chicago photographer Jermaine Horton was tagged in a Facebook post featuring young Marian Scott's story, he wasted no time getting in touch with her parents to arrange a shoot tailor-made for her.
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At first, it was impossible not to wonder whether the Conways were staging some elaborate marital feud, tailor-made to gin up maximum publicity in the attention vortex that is Donald Trump's White House.
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"I have my own ideas of policies on health care and jobs and immigration reform that aren't the cookie-cutter approach you hear from both parties, but I think are tailor-made for my district."
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The organization, which has been examining this data for more than 26 years, came out with some surprising data tailor-made for a happy headline: there were more LGBTQ characters on television than ever before.
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But now the president has both actually had a career as a TV star and, as a political candidate, built a personal brand around being loose-lipped and sound bite ready, tailor-made for entertainment.
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As with Rowling's other work, this tale - which really is tailor made for the theatre - focusses on familiar themes of friendship and family, developing both new and old characters in a meaningful and believable way.
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The assumption that Germany's tight labour market was tailor-made for job-hungry migrants has given way to the grim realisation that most are an ill fit for an economy mainly seeking highly skilled workers.
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Using 2000 tailor-made temperature stations, distant-monitoring software, and connected webcams and camera traps, the collected data has shown that there are 216 fewer days of snow per year above 943,294 feet in altitude.
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In addition to the requisite sexy massage candles we keep on our nightstand, we make sure to have a votive or two that are all but tailor-made to help us chill out before bed.
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It's all quite unnecessary to my mind, but it's true that Android is lagging behind the iPhone in terms of tailor-made accessories and it's nice to see some effort toward rectifying that ecosystem gap.
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Clinton's was a campaign tailor-made for and by the aspirational class, which is why its members, notably those settled on prestigious media perches, were blindsided when the so-called "blue wall" crumbled last November.
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Much is made of this being the album where a noise artist fuses the world of techno to that of black metal (literally, can you imagine a record more tailor-made for tokenistic Pitchfork praise?).
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They acknowledge that Sanders is running strong in Iowa and New Hampshire – the first two states to vote, but say that is largely because the predominantly white progressive electorates are tailor-made for his candidacy.
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Ms. Binder has plans not only to keep the Bausch repertory alive — "It is the company's DNA," she said — but also to expand it with new works tailor-made for the dancers by outside choreographers.
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"The law is unconstitutional because it's tailor-made for Orthodox yeshivas, so for a religious group," said Naftuli Moster, a yeshiva graduate who founded Young Advocates for Fair Education, the group that filed the lawsuit.
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It only operates in the U.S. Starling Bank and Atom Bank only operate in the U.K. Bunq is based in Amsterdam with a product tailor-made for the Netherlands, but it accepts customers across Europe.
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In an interview last month, Mr. Van Amburg and Mr. Erlicht described the company's film strategy as modest and carefully considered — no more than 12 movies a year, each given a tailor-made promotional push.
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Links Travel & Tours, another UK-based travel company that specializes in tailor-made trips to Asia, told TTG that they have developed dedicated rail tours through Japan and China at the request of their customers.
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Add in the twisting timelines and developing storylines, and you've got a show that's almost tailor-made for today's Game of Thrones / Westworld / Watchmen-style cottage industry that loves to theorize and debate over shows.
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The Trump campaign is the most recent beneficiary of the collapse of once-dominant organizations: The void these eroding institutions have left was filled by an unmediated, populist nationalism tailor-made for the internet age.
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Clients are invited to the factory in Maranello, Italy, or to a Tailor Made center in Shanghai and "guided" though the options — special liveries, colors, leathers and trim — by a "personal designer," Mr. Grossbard said.
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Segments from his show are often broken off into standalone videos that are tailor-made for viral success on the internet, pulling in millions of views while explaining things like the famous McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit.
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In its blog post announcing the deal, Microsoft highlights Minecraft as an example of how Beam's software can promote more social play, and it's actually a title tailor-made to the kinds of interactions Beam provides.
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The North Face, in a campaign with advertising agency Leo Burnett Tailor Made, hatched a scheme to get its products to the top of Google Images by replacing Wikipedia photos with its own product placement shots.
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The controversy seems unimportant at first glance, but if you look harder, it's tailor-made for our era—a reminder of just how divisive Trump is, and how offensive he can be to women in particular.
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The supermodel's friends planned an elegant private dinner at PHD Rooftop Lounge Sunday, and dropped an astounding $15k just on flowers -- which included 1,000 tailor-made roses imported from Holland, literally bearing the birthday girl's name.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British student who ran a web business offering what police called "tailor-made cybercrime solutions" to enable hackers to attack some of the world's leading companies has been given a suspended prison sentence.
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In covering terrorist attacks, protests against the police and a presidential election whose daily antics seem tailor-made for the overheated ethos of cable, Fox News, CNN and MSNBC have all won huge increases in viewership.
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This moment in history may have been tailor-made for a US president ready to downplay America's traditional concerns about human rights, and who is willing to dine with Kim to remove a grave military threat.
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In fact, a third path is possible — one tailor-made for a Commander-in-Chief who prides himself on the "art of the deal" and engaging in renegotiations to better align elements to our national interests.
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Bill Murray is always doing weird shit that will delight the internet – that's like, one of his purposes now – so it's never surprising to see him engage in bizarre activity tailor made for optimum viral ness.
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The items set on fire included a pair of bondage trousers that had been tailor-made for Mr. Corré as a child; rare posters; live punk recordings; and pants that had belonged to John Lydon, a.k.a.
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It was a gossipy, salacious read that avoided political wonkery in favor of broad narrative strokes — an approach that seems tailor-made for a book on the 2016 election — and it was a bona fide success.
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The scathing rebuke from a Muslim immigrant family whose son is buried at Arlington National Cemetery seemed a tailor-made rebuttal to Trump's campaign rhetoric and it almost immediately put the Manhattan billionaire on the defensive.
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The pack of riders stretched like a piece of string into single file on the fast, winding downhill into Longwy before the final climb on Nuns' Hill that seemed tailor-made for the strengths of Sagan.
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Finally we will have a risk management instrument tailor-made for the air travel industry that will help us manage our exposure to ticket price volatility more efficiently, said Christine Rovelli, head of treasury at Finnair.
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In a much-anticipated speech, May set out ambitions for a tailor-made free trade deal that would include financial services and said Britain would aim for associate membership of EU regulators covering chemicals, medicines and aerospace.
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It announced a computer vision system tailor-made for self-driving at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2015, and then followed that up with a more advanced version — called the Drive PX2 — at this past year's CES.
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Its rhythm and uplifting chord progressions are tailor made to make you put your arms up, spill your drink down the back of your own top, and sway gracelessly from side-to-side like a deflating airdancer.
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The new decree is tailor-made for Caixabank, sources familiar with the matter said, as it would make it possible for the bank to change its legal and tax base without having to hold a shareholders' meeting.
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Since spending an entire evening in a hotel room is not the greatest way to experience a city — even with an extensive on-demand movie selection — the bed, flix & chill package sounds tailor-made for a staycation.
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The German government wants African nations to team up with G20 countries and international lenders, such as the World Bank, to improve their macro-economic framework and attract more private investment to Africa through tailor-made programs.
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In a government paper on the highly-sensitive topic, Britain set out its determination to negotiate a tailor-made agreement to enforce its own laws and resolve disputes once it has left the bloc in March 2019.
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Two prewar buildings joined with a glass addition, One Soho Square benefits from the fact that one building steps back from the street as it rises, offering recesses that were tailor-made for terraces, Mr. Jackson said.
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But the former Yankee, who missed all of last season after receiving Tommy John surgery with the Yankees in 2016, has proved to be a tailor-made antidote for the Yankees' upper cut swings and patient approach.
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So many of the qualities that some disparaged in Biden: his calm demeanor, his refusal to demonize, his insistence on unity, his moderate instincts, his decades of experience -- they now appear tailor-made for the current crisis.
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Mr. Irick's crime — the rape and murder of a 7-year-old girl left in his care — was unimaginably hideous, a case tailor-made to challenge even the most ardent activist's desire to abolish the death penalty.
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Sustainability The sustainable appeal of the machine-washable shoes (which cost $125 to $165 ranging from flats and loafers to sneakers) is also tailor made for social media hype, where on Instagram the brand has 306,000 followers.
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The tailor-made approach to marketing is one way Twitter is trying to boost revenue despite a slowdown in user growth this year, with less than a fifth as many active monthly users as rival Facebook Inc.
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Hence a second explanation for the madness of this presidential campaign: It signals an institutional crisis, and the exhaustion of a Constitution, tailor-made by General de Gaulle, that no longer suits the needs of the times.
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The vast majority of her team's experiences are only accessible to an elite crust of society (flying to Jamaica to take "magic" mushrooms; getting an "exorcism" from Julianne Hough's chiropractor; the luxury of a tailor-made diet).
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In China, the solutions are tailor-made to the locality, with some cities requiring deposits of 40 percent or more, others putting limits on how many homes an individual can buy or barring non-residents from buying.
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Mr. Krislov said the college's signature program, the Pace Path, which creates a tailor-made four-year growth plan for each student, reminded him of his efforts at Oberlin to help students prepare for life after graduation.
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The effort to pay Ukrainian citizens to host political advertisements and fake articles on their personal pages appeared tailor-made to circumvent new security measures designed to prevent foreigners from purchasing political advertisements in Ukraine and elsewhere.
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On Friday, the package delivery company announced they were partnering with Swift as the "official delivery partner" for Reputation — launching "tailor-made" experiences for fans, like special UPS trucks with Swift's album cover on the side of them.
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Winner, Social Science: "Movements as a Door for Learning Physics Concepts" This contest was practically tailor-made for interdisciplinary researchers like Roni Zohar, an avid dancer and neuroeducation specialist at the the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.
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Services like Twitter keep tabs on your behavior even if you aren't prodding your touchscreen to "like" or "retweet" things, and they use all that precious data to serve you #content that's tailor-made to attract your eyeballs.
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That's according to a new study from Soundtrack Your Brand, a Spotify-backed music-streaming startup that offers tailor-made playlists for businesses, which looked at how the music you hear while eating out affects your dining experience.
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What makes a stoner classic isn't that it's good to watch when you're high—arguably, everything is good to watch when you're high—but how specifically tailor-made the film in question seems to be to stoner sensibilities.
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Mr Leupold says that the industry has got better at laying the concrete subsea foundations on which the turbines rest, and has invested in tailor-made supply vessels, rather than knock-offs from the oil-and-gas industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European cities from Amsterdam to Zagreb have lined up sweetheart deals including free rents, landmark buildings and tailor-made relocation services in a race to house two prestigious EU agencies that will leave London after Brexit.
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We have gained a large foothold in Chinese-speaking households in the U.S. by offering tailor-made products and content that are optimized for this community and we see a strong momentum to help us grow from there.
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"Macbeth," of course, is about one man's descent into a personal hell of his own making, and the 8 o'clock starting time most nights at the Marcus Garvey Park amphitheater in Harlem is tailor-made for the story.
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"We do need to make progress, and if this progress has to be tailor made, according to the willingness of countries to go forward faster in specific areas, I think that will not be a problem," Centeno said.
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The essence of low-budget filmmaking and a landmark of film noir, Ulmer's brisk, grimy contemplation of the anonymity of the American road and the cruelties of fate seems tailor-made for beat-up prints and cheap DVDs.
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It's tailor-made for quiet, way-too-long sessions, clearing an area of main objectives and hostiles (piling up sleeping bodies in arrangements that'd make my colleague Patrick proud), then taking my sweet, sweet time to find everything.
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He even looks like an investment banker out of central casting: He wears tailor-made shirts, suits and silk ties; his salt-and-pepper hair is impeccably groomed; and he sprinkles his speech with references to luxury brands.
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Diablo III Eternal Collection (Switch) for $46 ($14 off): It's getting a little long in the tooth, and rumors of a sequel are starting to stir, but Diablo III feels like it was tailor-made for the Switch.
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The company's pitch was tailor-made for the new generation of tech-industry philanthropists, who are impatient to solve the world's problems and who see unleashing the free market as the best way to create enduring social change.
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But it's Davis, not surprisingly, who really shakes the rafters, in a performance tailor-made for her -- one where guardedness and patience gives way to ferocious rage, demonstrating that when pressed, Rose can give as good as she gets.
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These accomplishments were tailor-made for Trump's first 100 days, since Obama's executive orders could be overturned by the same process, but the Congressional Review Act period ends in early May, so there may not be many more coming.
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"We were disappointed to learn that The North Face, an outdoor recreation product company, and Leo Burnett Tailor Made, an ad agency retained by The North Face, unethically manipulated Wikipedia," the organization wrote in a blog post published yesterday.
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One such distributor, located in Brazil and carrying the exclusive rights to market and sell North Face products in the region, contracted an ad firm called Leo Burnett Tailor Made, a division of the larger ad firm Leo Burnnett.
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Even though it'd be easy to lay down money for clothes that are tailor-made for big bellies, I can't bring myself to spend so much money on something I wouldn't want to wear outside of these 40 weeks.
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This signals a major shift in the way we think about prevention: emerging from an era where male condoms have long been the default method against HIV, women are finally beginning to see options tailor-made just for them.
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"This is about how to enrich our relationship with our customers," Pavlovsky told Reuters, adding that Chanel was not trying to take a "Big Brother" approach of tracking clients but giving those who wished it more tailor-made assistance.
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When you possess them, they wear a Mario hat and tend to grow a mustache, and you're granted their abilities — usually to allow you to interact with or navigate the environment nearby, which is often tailor-made for them.
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The German government said one of the main tasks of the initiative would be to organize quick access to "tailor-made advice" for developing countries, drawing on know-how and technical assistance from a range of organizations and experts.
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The Challenge was announced at the International Wireless Communications Expo in Las Vegas, and Chappell offered more details at the Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Summit, a separate but nearby event that seems tailor-made for talking about this particular challenge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May called for a deep partnership with the European Union after Brexit, setting out ambitions for a tailor-made deal including financial services but accepting EU regulation of chemicals, medicines and aerospace industries.
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Yes, she hit back, but unlike Trump she acted not out of personal pettiness but out of concern for our democratic system and, with her tailor-made put-down, she showed she was not infected by Trump's juvenile style.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A global coalition set up to fight disease epidemics is investing up to $8.4 million to develop a synthetic vaccine system that could be tailor-made to fight multiple pathogens such as flu, Ebola, Marburg and Rabies.
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It puts new emphasis on identifying and responding to local tastes (to hew only to a single message may seem irrelevant in a walled-up world), and essentially iterating the overall message in a variety of tailor-made ways.
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Passing the deal is one of Trump's top policy goals of 2019 and is tailor-made for protectionist Democrats, but Sanders — who has long opposed free trade agreements — still plans to vote against it when it reaches the Senate.
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" Googlers noted that if a search product tailor-made to government censorship speculations were deployed, it could "establish a dangerous precedent at a volatile political moment, one that would make it harder for Google to deny other countries similar concessions.
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This weekend, when Brooklyn hosts a heavyweight boxing title fight for the first time in 2115 years, the big, bruising event will star a towering pugilist who's tailor-made for the occasion — even more than anything Hollywood itself could have conjured.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said Britain must accept the full economic and legal status quo in a transition period after it leaves the EU and should expect no tailor-made terms on trade in its future relationship.
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This showed how a two-round ballot system is tailor-made for a movement that claims to be neither of the left or the right, and which can win in the closing round the votes of whichever side was eliminated.
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"Rather than develop tailor-made products to comply with China's draconian censorship rules, we believe tech companies' resources and ingenuity would be better spent on helping users jump the Great Firewall and access the uncensored version of their products," she says.
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John Martin, chairman and CEO of Turner described the service in an announcement as something that's "tailor-made for the diehard movie enthusiast," explaining that FilmStruck's aim will be to offer mix of content, including independent, foreign and art house films.
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The Houseguest template — which lets users leave easily accessible information about where to find things in the house, the Wi-Fi password, or how to lock up the back door or use the TV — seems tailor-made for Airbnb hosts.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Jeb Bush wants to eliminate what he considers "bloated, destructive welfare programs" and allow states to create tailor-made programs through block grants, according to a preview of a new policy proposal he's rolling out Friday.
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It's tailor-made for a stadium that holds over 80,000 but more importantly, it capped an extremely emotional ten-minute opening in which Wayne made it clear through his song choices that he recognizes our concern and care for him.
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Photo: GettyA smart doorbell company owned by Amazon is looking for a new managing editor to oversee a team of journalists breaking crime news for an app tailor-made to stoke fear in its users and loop in the cops.
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The innovative measures, described in internal training materials seen by Reuters, take tailor-made investment analysis to a new level in China, where the firm is raising money for its China A-Share Opportunities Private Fund 1 amid growing competition.
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Ally is running on an anti-cult platform, which not only leverages her claim to fame but is tailor-made for our increasingly tribal times; after all, what are our current political parties if not a couple of giant cults?
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Two weeks later, Republican contests become winner-takes-all, which helps Trump more, as a strong second-place finish from Cruz or Rubio wouldn't matter in terms of delegate math That kind of intra-party contest is tailor-made for Trump.
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Why it's exciting: As lyrical as Shusterman's book is on the page, its vivid images of deep-sea exploration seem designed for the screen, and its transitions back and forth between reality and fantasy seem tailor-made for cinematic editing.
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The American, with victories in his past three starts, has a game tailor made for Augusta, prodigiously long off the tee, confident with his irons and short game and a soft putting stroke that seems to be getting better with age.
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With drone photography, videography, and tailor-made social media becoming a bigger part of the package, experts say that the money couples are spending on technology for their weddings is eclipsing what they might have once shelled out for decorations.
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As friends and muses of the designer ("We're like his No. 1 hype girls," Cailli said), they would be sitting front row, wearing the kitschy, pop clothes Mr. Scott designs for his other label, Moschino, which seem tailor-made for them.
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If we could select options from each of the predominant parties, Republican and Democrat, we would likely see a lot of tailor-made tickets and we would have the luxury, just as we do in everyday life, to custom vote.
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Thanks to food delivery apps like Uber Eats, GrubHub, and Postmates, and, of course, mommy and daddy's credit card numbers, high schools are having to deal with a huge influx of food delivery drivers bringing tailor-made lunches to their students.
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Though Los Espookys debuted on HBO in June, its goth-inspired goofiness feels tailor-made for those last few days of summer, when you're still soaking in the sun but can feel Halloween starting to creep in from around the corner.
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An underlying problem is that oil refineries are not obliged to produce tailor-made shipping fuel, said Neil Roberts, head of marine underwriting at Lloyds Market Association, which represents the interests of all underwriting businesses in Londons Lloyds insurance market.
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Had Manager Joe Girardi not chosen to give Chase Headley, his everyday third baseman, the night off, forcing Girardi to play the rarely used Kozma at short, who knows what might have happened on Melky Cabrera's tailor-made double-play ball?
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And while she moved briskly through the corridors of Congress this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi seemed to navigate somewhere in between, reiterating a kind of mantra — "legislate, investigate and litigate" — that seems tailor-made to avoid the "i" word.
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This gadget does feel tailor-made for someone in a committed relationship, because seeing someone slobber all over this thing in the interest of saving one minute and 50 seconds of time has gotta be a major turn-off. Look.
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Ferrari this month opened its third "tailor-made center" in the world, a 6,600-square-foot showroom on Manhattan's Park Avenue that allows buyers to fully customize their rides, choosing everything from fabrics and leathers to woods, paint colors and wheels.
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The Dolomite climbs looked tailor-made for Movistar's Quintana but, try as he could, he failed to make any of his attacks stick and Dumoulin even threatened to extend his lead when he poured on the power on the final ascent.
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The tariffs on steel and aluminum Trump has announced are tailor-made for blue-collar neighborhoods outside Pittsburgh, though the once-fabled "Steel City" has diversified its economy around sectors such as technology and health care in the 21st century.
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His black cap and turquoise sweater both featured the Pebble Beach Golf Links logo, and his caddie carried a new TaylorMade bag that seemed tailor-made for Choi, with a silhouette logo of his follow-through, complete with the kick flourish.
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This is the song where album producer Mark Ronson's ("Uptown Funk") influence is most strongly felt: The country- and soul-tinged instrumentation is slightly retro, but the driving, handclap-assisted beat is tailor-made for a Top 40 radio hit in 2016.
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"It's a lot easier than his, because my recipes are kind of, like, if you don't have one of the ingredients, it's not a big deal," she said, alluding to the fact that her cookbook is tailor-made for children and teenagers.
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Of course, everyone's skin is different and simply copying a routine tailor-made for someone else doesn't necessarily mean you'll get the same results — but undeniably, my skin is already benefitting from a regular routine and some top products with clever ingredients.
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"The combination of their knowledge with our leading positions in luxury hospitality, private rental and concierge services will provide our clients with unique services and expertise regarding tailor-made events," AccorHotels Deputy Chief Executive Sven Boinet said in a statement on Monday.
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A wedding dress designer as well as a local florist and tailor made sure they had everything they needed for a beautiful day while a wedding decorator captured the essence of their original wedding, with an outside ceremony with vintage and romantic details.
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It's tailor-made for those who are all in on Apple products and services (though, not super friendly to those outside of that walled garden.) It's small, yet it can fill most rooms with clear, detailed audio, and it's compatible with AirPlay 2.
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Belkin is taking the wraps off its 2018 slate of products, and between the fast-charging USB-C chargers and no less than four different wireless charging pads, it feels like the company's new gear is tailor-made for Apple's newest phones.
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This tailor-made approach is part of Swiss Re's response to fierce competition in the reinsurance industry, where companies are being forced to find new ways to make money as their traditional model of clubbing together to backstop risks generates increasingly slim returns.
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The powertrain can put out 15371993kW and is tailor-made for the E-type, with a lithium-ion battery pack that has nearly the same physical dimensions as the six-cylinder engine that gave the original car its get-up-and-go.
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While the original stall was tailor-made made on nearby Hackney Road with etched glass and brass rails, today Tothill has vandals to contend with, and often comes to work to find the stall daubed with graffiti and the debris of weekend clubbers.
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Aspiring host cities have lined up sweetheart deals including free rents, landmark buildings and tailor-made relocation services in a race to house either the EMA or the European Banking Authority (EBA), the other Britain-based EU institution on its way out.
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The X-A223 improves on its predecessor with a new 22-megapixel APS-C sensor, better autofocus, and a screen that flips up 20.05 degrees — that's five degrees better than the X-A23, a camera that was already tailor-made for selfies.
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Fillon, who subsequently crashed out of the presidential race in the first round, has denied wrongdoing but admitted an error of judgment, as he did for a second scandal over several expensive tailor-made suits he accepted from a prominent African affairs lawyer.
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"We're very much aware of the differences of the gear types, and we've tailor made our algorithms for that so we can really tell what is happening out there," says Kristina Boerder, one of our academic partners and an author on the paper.
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The interpretation of an article in the territory's governing Basic Law was tailor-made to compel Hong Kong courts and its Legislature to force the duo to vacate their office, and no lawyer interviewed expected the courts to come to their rescue.
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"For now, all we can do is point out the company's audacity in pretending that this hyper-partisan Congress can step in to fill the void of the Net Neutrality repeal by writing a new law tailor-made for AT&T," Wood added.
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Her attempt to portray herself as a champion of "Women Who Work," the title of her most recent book, seems tailor-made to support left-wing critiques of what's sometimes called "corporate feminism," a feminism that fetishizes the success of elite women.
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In the run-up to the draft, Goff's passing at California seemed tailor-made for the N.F.L. There was some concern that Wentz had played against lesser competition at North Dakota State, but he, too, was thought to be a top prospect.
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In part to achieve the dual aims of technological development and a more ideal Chinese society, Xi Jinping&aposs China has turned the region into a testing ground for a dizzying suite of surveillance tools tailor made for use by authoritarian governments.
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What's different now is that Warren is emerging as the frontrunner — and centrists and pragmatists in her party are starting to hit the panic button as Warren's plan seems tailor-made to make enemies of doctors, hospitals, the insurance industry and some employers.
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"I want to be completely clear with you about what this result means: Nevada was supposed to be a state 'tailor made' for the Clinton campaign, and a place she once led by almost 40 points," the campaign wrote in the email.
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Mattis is respected by both Democrats and Republicans for his years of service, and his plain-spoken, tough-guy style seems tailor-made to attract Trump—he got in a little bit of trouble for saying it was "fun to shoot some people" in 2005.
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In 2013, I participated in a piece of street theatre in Bologna, Italy, titled "Assemblea Infinita CRISI," which was tailor made for Piazza Verdi, an iconic square important for its place in Italy's political and social history, particularly as it relates to the Red Brigades.
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Once you get rid of all that stuff to make a test that any human can pass, without prior training or much thought, you're left with brute tasks like image processing, exactly the thing a tailor-made AI is going to be good at.
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For some, the threat-reduction powers are seen as a tailor-made tool to combat a complex threat like foreign interventions in an election campaign — where activities may compromise Canadian national security or democratic institutions, but where it's unlikely authorities would pursue criminal charges.
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Another standout for Tesla's Semi lies in its design – the company points out that that cabin is tailor-made for drivers, with starts that are designed to make it easier to get in and out, and the ability to stand fully when inside the cab.
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Her walk-in closets held what she liked to call her many-hued bouquet of Chanel jackets, which she wore to promote her books, and trousers that, like those of her fictional characters, she had tailor-made as soon as she could afford it.
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"Tests will be tailor-made and will not result in a pass or fail – rather they will provide the tested entity with insight into its strengths and weaknesses, and enable it to learn and evolve to a higher level of cyber maturity," it added.
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We also need to keep in mind the growing trend for universities to adapt their curricula to fit the proverbial "procrustean" bed of a digital world – a world tailor-made for skimming, scanning and using the "find" function rather than reading slowly and thoughtfully.
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But to understand what to do week-on-week, it's recommended that you make the in-app purchase for a robo-coach who will deliver a tailor-made 15 week plan for about £2.75 a week, or slightly cheaper if you sign up for longer.
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Cruz was known at the time for ideological purity -- not evangelical fervor -- but over the next few years, he would add to his Christian image, citing Scripture repeatedly in barns and convenience stores as he became more and more tailor-made for Iowa Republicans.
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Founded in 2016, the app was created to give faith communities who had previously relied on Facebook groups, group texts or email chains to stay in touch a tailor-made place to chat, request prayers and donate money to non-profits and religious organizations.
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"We are asking for an orderly phasing of this process, we cannot leave any room for domino effects or ideas of Europe a la carte, ideas of each single country imagining to have the European Union tailor-made for their own interests," he said.
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For Japanese and South Korean utilities, the world's biggest buyers of LNG, the creation of a liquid spot and exchange LNG trading hub will allow them to purchase cargoes at short notice and tailor-made volumes The development comes at an opportune time for buyers.
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For all of Carlson's talk about it being a nonpartisan issue, the coronavirus is tailor-made for his brand of demagoguery: a literal manifestation of the threat of open borders and diversity, an invisible enemy that has now crept into the country to decimate it.
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If "Beatriz at Dinner" — about a Mexican-born masseuse and healer invited to dine at her rich client's home, where the guests include a billionaire real estate developer with a passion for big-game hunting — seems tailor-made for Salma Hayek, that's because it was.
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A &aposwhite glove service&aposZukin says that of the three major clouds — Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform — Amazon&aposs has the broadest catalogue of services for companies to use, and they&aposre tailor-made for developers on the cutting edge.
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Imago Relationship Therapy posits that this power struggle is inevitable and that this conflict is not proof that you made the wrong choice; rather it is indicative that you picked the one who was tailor made to push your buttons and help you grow.
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" (Skywise is the Airbus-developed open data platform.) Additionally, in this week's release, Airbus claimed that passengers would receive customized experiences "specifically targeted to the individual needs and preferences, based on the available data" as well as "a tailor-made [in-flight entertainment] offer.
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He is credited with the plan that tailor-made the position of state counselor for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, allowing her to take power, in effect, even though — under the Constitution — she was banned from becoming president because her children are foreign citizens.
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The tepid rally showed Sanders' challenge moving forward -- not only has he been unable to win the states where he enjoys a built-in advantage, but he has not yet shown he can make inroads in states that are not tailor-made for his campaign.
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The decree is tailor-made for Spanish lender Caixabank, sources familiar with the matter said, as it would make it possible for the bank to transfer its legal and tax base to another location without having to hold a shareholders' meeting as stated in its statutes.
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The NASA/ESA Solar Orbiter mission is a bit more of an event, since it's a launch of a very special payload with a dedicated mission to study the Sun, launching aboard a brand new custom configuration of ULA's Atlas V rocket tailor-made for the Orbiter.
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The Pro's 5 fps 8K shooting mode is a new feature being added to the camera via software update tailor-made for capturing Street View content, and a new USB hardware accessory will also be shipping from Insta360 to attach GPS data to captured imaging data automatically.
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More than 50 civil society groups and more than 50 technical experts sent separate letters on Thursday to the Department of Homeland Security saying the vetting program as described was "tailor-made for discrimination" and contending artificial intelligence was unable to provide the information ICE desired.
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Days later, UPS announced they were partnering with Swift as the "official delivery partner" for Reputation — launching "tailor-made" experiences for fans, like special UPS trucks with Swift's album cover on the side running in Nashville, Atlanta, and New York City ahead of a nationwide roll out.
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In a statement to Reuters, Zhang said the United States was trying to demonise China to take the heat off itself, but it was an illusion to think China would bow down and accept a tailor-made set of rules that sought to tie its hands.
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Jeff Flake, a longtime Trump-skeptical Republican who has ramped up his criticism of the President with the release of a new book, recently offered the initiative a tailor-made talking point when he called out his colleagues for going along too easily with the administration's wishes.
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I want to hear culturally specific or mixed music, not pop covers that seem tailor-made for The CW. These protagonists seem intent on shedding not only gender constraints, but cultural ones – and the concerning question here is whether or not we can separate the two.
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It's a message tailor-made for the post-Citizens United world, where anyone paying a modicum of attention to national politics has been buffeted by stories of unfettered contributions from anonymous donors and promises from billionaires like the Koch brothers to flood the zone in 2016.
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The couturiers may no longer be living, but each left behind hundreds of opinionated, character-filled interviews (and, in some cases, autobiographies), making it possible for her to invent tailor-made questions about their challenges and creative processes and then provide answers in their recorded words.
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More than 50 civil society groups and more than 50 technical experts sent separate letters to the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday saying the vetting program as described was "tailor-made for discrimination" and that artificial intelligence was unable to provide the information ICE desired.
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The tailor-made app will enable drivers to use the button on the steering wheel or voice commands to complete many of the most commonly used functions in a driving environment, including checking unread messages, sending messages, making voice calls, and using navigation from Tencent's Maps service.
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From J. Cole ("Be Free") to Beyonce ("Formation") to Kendrick Lamar ("Alright"), these artists aren't making songs tailor-made to be sung while marching, but they are overtly political music in an era of increasing outcry at the deaths of black men and women by police.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83%What critics said: "With an engaging cast, a wonderful sense of style, and a story that feels both timeless and tailor-made to today, Good Omens crafts a very binge-worthy fantasy tale that audiences will likely fall in love with.
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Rothwell clearly isn't UFC brass' favorite—as can be seen in the Miocic debacle—but if he can pull off a win against a man so tailor made to give him trouble as Josh Barnett it will be hard to deny him a crack at the belt.
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Noisey Italy called this online radio phenomenon the "appropriate soundtrack for a paralyzed generation," and I think they're right: this 24/7 music station is tailor-made for people who have seen through Netflix's illusion of choice and just want someone else to choose the songs.
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And to judge from rehearsals this week, she will do so again in a concert with Thomas Crawford and the American Classical Orchestra at Alice Tully Hall on Saturday, when she sings Brahms's "Alto Rhapsody," a work seemingly tailor-made for her, if for few others.
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It was the morning after a resounding primary victory for Mayor Bill de Blasio, the kind that political mandates are made of, and as luck would have it, the mayor of New York had a tailor-made moment to bask in the glow of electoral success.
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The rental complex is "tailor-made for families," she said, enumerating the many family-focused perks of the 1980s waterfront complex: numerous children's events (most recently, a Halloween party); walled-in lawns to stop wayward tots from running off; a set-back-from-the-street, parklike setting.
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But after a nearly 10-point victory Tuesday over the Republican state attorney general, Bill Schuette, Ms. Whitmer is finally getting recognition for who she is: a shrewd politician tailor-made for Michigan, whose pragmatic approach to policymaking has consistently been underrated by opponents in both parties.
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Thus, without a well-designed and tailor-made management strategy for end-of-life plastics, humans are conducting a singular uncontrolled experiment on a global scale, in which billions of metric tons of material will accumulate across all major terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems on the planet.
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Rivian has promised the top spec of both vehicles will be able to travel more than 22018 miles on a full battery, and the company has outfitted each with tons of features tailor-made for outdoor and off-road use to reach those Patagonia-type customers.
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Speaking to the Treasury Committee in the lower house of parliament, Scholar also said the forecasts were based on three potential scenarios for Britain's future relationship outside the EU, but not the one that British Prime Minister Theresa May wants: a tailor-made trade deal with the bloc.
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So for instance, this year Lifesum launched a partnership with food and juice bar Crussh in the UK which saw it provide user data which revealed the nutritional deficiencies in London, which was then used to create tailor-made juices to provide the nutrients that locals were lacking.
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B.V. Release date: June 23 The British army's miraculous escape from the Nazi forces surrounding them at the small French seaside town of Dunkirk was one of the most critical moments of World War II. It's tailor-made to be retold straightforwardly as a classic Hollywood motion picture.
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The Einride T-Pod is unique in its design, as you can see, but it's designed from the ground up for remote human operation and driverless functioning, meaning you don't need the traditional crew cabin, and can instead build a vehicle tailor-made exclusively for transporting goods efficiently.
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The people Trump is speaking to—the people that made Trump the Republican nominee—already believe it, in part because it is also a narrative about white decline, tailor-made for those who are deeply afraid of a country in which white people are no longer in control.
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I watched a newly arrived cluster of durian tourists sitting in a circle around their own tailor-made durian buffet, bonding over their mutual euphoria as they devoured fruit by the fistful and compared notes on texture and terroir as they wiped their yellow intestine hands on the grass.
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The bundle's two included games are tailor-made for the VR platform — Moss is an action-adventure puzzle game that will take you through lush environments that are brimming with life all while you help Quill, a mouse who has dreams of greatness beyond her quiet forest settlement.
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Fitness' inherent focus on looks and aesthetics is tailor-made for the photo-sharing platform, where users share "fit-spo" (a portmanteau of "fitness inspiration") adhering to the latest trends: yoga poses on city streets, picture-perfect workout studios, and post-hike stances on top of beautiful mountaintops.
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Mr. Vaccarello has a taste for leggy, high-slit sex appeal and collections tailor-made for the impossibly toned and trim (he "a designer who demands clavicle perfection of his clients," Eric Wilson wrote in The New York Times in 2013), earning him fans among the model classes.
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Most of the hold-outs oppose the idea of admitting a non-NPT state such as India and argue that if it is to be admitted, it should be under criteria that apply equally to all states rather than under a "tailor-made" solution for a U.S. ally.
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For community leaders like Lety Valencia, who is co-director of organizing for the nonprofit Faith in the Valley, the coronavirus outbreak was a new hurdle that seemed almost tailor-made to disrupt an already daunting undertaking, thanks to widespread fear over a question about citizenship on the survey.
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Experts: 2 of 7 School: Washington Possibilities: Marlon Humphrey (CB), Cam Robinson (OT), Garett Bolles (OT), Takkarist McKinley (DE) Key expert quote: Kelly: "King is tailor-made for the Seahawks Cover 3 defense, with plenty of size (6-foot-3, 200 pounds) and athleticism (4.43 40, 39.5-inch vertical)."
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"She might indicate her willingness to accept off-the-shelve rather than tailor-made institutional solutions for continued single market and customs union membership during that period; and she could signal the U.K.'s willingness to keep paying into the EU's budget during such a transition," he added.
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And that backlash, illustrated in its most extreme form at the University of California, Berkeley, this month when rioters smashed windows, set fires and threw rocks at police, would become a tailor-made exhibit for the right in their case against the intolerance of conservative thought in academia.
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"Without a well-designed and tailor-made management strategy for end-of-life plastics, humans are conducting a singular uncontrolled experiment on a global scale, in which billions of metric tons of material will accumulate across all major terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems on the planet," the study authors wrote.
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Season two boasts a similarly enticing lineup of source material, from the 1992 presidential campaign chronicled in The War Room to the lyrical food porn of Jiro Dreams of Sushi to the seminal Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense, all of which seem tailor-made for the Documentary Now!
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"The current parole process contains gigantic loopholes that allow murderous monsters like Herman Bell to game the system by concocting a phony story tailor-made for the new parole guidelines, which don't place enough weight on the nature of the crime," PBA President Patrick Lynch had said in late April .
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Every detail of the new Oasis' design seems almost tailor-made to envelop you in words, from the display which is flush with the device's bezels to the fatter buttons you can push without a thought to the well-balanced weight that makes the ereader easy to hold with one hand.
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When you factor in the low cost of these thrusters versus other solutions, and the ability to make them incredibly small (one thruster, along with electronics, is not that much larger than your average USB charger), you get a product that's tailor-made for the cost-sensitive emerging new space industry.
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Both at the top of the ticket and in hundreds of state and local races, Southern progressives are emphasizing identity politics and crafting lefty messages tailor-made to address the region's long-standing ills, from racial and economic inequality and criminal injustice to abysmal health care and underfunded public schools.
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Because of flaws in the legislation structuring the multiemployer insurance program, these pension plans and the employers who sponsor them have been permitted to: These policies are tailor-made to create underfunded plans that would need to rely on the PBGC, while leaving the PBGC financially unable to back these plans.
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A UK-SPECIFIC DEAL Brexit supporters say Britain, the world's fifth-biggest economy, is big enough to get its own, tailor-made trade deal with the EU. They say German car exporters or Spanish wine-makers would press their capitals to do a deal with Britain, trumping any political resentment.
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In a tailor-made pinstripe suit that repeated a profane phrase in tiny letters as its stripe, McGregor didn't try to disguise his glee at the prospect of his mammoth financial reward for seeing how his heavy hands can fare against Mayweather's famed defensive skills in this cross-disciplinary experiment.
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A UK-SPECIFIC DEAL Brexit supporters say Britain, the world's fifth-biggest economy, is big enough to get its own, tailor-made trade deal with the EU. They say German car exporters or Spanish wine-makers would press their capitals to do a deal with Britain, trumping any political resentment.
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How often to mow a lawn Mowing once a week every Saturday might work at some times during the growing season, but when your grass is popping up at an exponential rate, you just can&apost wait, says Damon Millotte, General Manager and Vice President at Tailor Made Lawns in North Carolina.
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But that is what makes Joanna Jedrzejczyk one of MMA's most educational fighters to study regardless of weight or gender—she doesn't ask questions of her challengers, she does her homework on each and comes in with a menu of technical and tactical looks tailor made to defuse everything that challenger is offering.
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The decision came as a bill that will make hiring and firing easier and give companies more freedom to set tailor-made pay and work conditions at company level returned for a final review to the lower house of parliament, where the bill is opposed by a sizeable minority of Socialist Party members.
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In keeping with their generally all-DIY-everything approach, most of Ragana's past albums have been self-released, but the duo seem extremely happy to be working with An Out's Anna Vo. They describe the label head as "perfect" (Vo's stated ethos seems basically tailor-made for Ragana, with their politics-first mentality).
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He too has spent the last decade dabbling in standup and self-scripted prestige TV projects (in his case, the forgettable Hello Ladies for HBO), but while Gervais' low-key comedy of despair is tailor-made for the small screen, Merchant looks to have found a natural home in popcorn-peddling romps.
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From the earliest days of his campaign, Donald J. Trump made keeping manufacturing jobs in the United States his signature economic issue, and the decision by Carrier, the big air-conditioner company, to move over 2700,103 of them from Indiana to Mexico was a tailor-made talking point for him on the stump.
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No wonder he has taken the spotlight from Sagan in Harrogate and why the Dutch are so excited, especially as Sunday's route, starting in Leeds and ending with seven laps of a technical and hilly 14km circuit of Harrogate, looks tailor-made for a rider whose father Adri won six one-day Classics.
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Plus, Rhea's curt dismissal of the youngest Roy — "Shiv's not as smart as she thinks she is" — is tailor-made to flatter these men while reducing the one absent woman to a puddle of self-doubt should Rhea's cutting remark ever get back to her (and I have to assume it will).
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The whole conspiracy theory, a mess of pseudoscience, claims that shadowy global cabals are tricking us with Photoshop and "fake science," and lots and lots of (misused and misunderstood) science jargon, ticks off so many boxes on the Indonesian conspiracy theory fringe's list of loves, that it almost seems tailor-made for this country.
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Active time: 15 minutes Total time: 45 minutes WATCH THIS: Anthony Bourdain Sounds Off on Everything Candace Nelson's Chai Latte Cupcakes Makes 12 cupcakes Easily deliver these cupcakes to a party (or a treat for a friend) by stowing them away in a tailor-made carrier that can be reused time and time again.
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SpaceX additionally has a bit of a head start, since its Falcon rockets are the only proven, certified launch vehicles included in the bids submitted, while ULA has offered up its new Vulcan Centaur, which is tailor-made for the job but not yet certified and flight-proven; the others are still seeking certification.
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WASP-ishly handsome, Hammer appears tailor-made for the kind of career Hollywood singles out for its most beautiful (and, almost always, white) men: one that asks they coast in big-money projects on their looks, charm and little of the raw acting talent that got them in the game in the first place.
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China has also created rules, norms and official regulations, including a sweeping cybersecurity law that went into effect in 2018, that compels companies doing business there -- including large tech companies -- to use locally-sourced database storage options and provide source code, among other tasks that seem tailor-made to grab intelligence or intellectual property.
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Dr. Hernando Chaves, the sex therapist brought on to help produce this video, notes in his professional bio that he's got experience helping clients with "erection difficulties, early/premature ejaculation, performance anxiety, inhibited/delayed ejaculation," and assorted other sexual problems; the video seems tailor made to help men who are battling those first four items.
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But by strategically producing and distributing tailor-made content that challenges the North Korean population to critically analyze their own living conditions, the US could counter the Kim regime's brainwashing operation over the long-term -- a move that could foster domestic dissatisfaction that may eventually help drive Kim toward a willingness to compromise, he said.
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While Young's campaign suddenly looks underfunded against Bayh's juggernaut, outside groups have picked up the slack with a string of anti-Bayh attacks seemingly tailor made for 153, questioning Bayh's residency, his D.C. consulting work for a law and lobbying firm, his corporate board compensation, and a voting record that includes support for Obamacare.
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Gregory writes with humor and charm, offering up a rollicking and quick-paced plot tailor-made for summer, but what makes the novel magical is his exploration of what it means to harbor these gifts, and to be the World's Most Powerful Psychic, a mantle that shifts from Maureen to Buddy after she dies.
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This sentiment isn't exactly news — the entire opening of Up, for example, seems tailor-made to wring tears from the hardest of hearts — but the Toy Story 4 trailer really hammers it home, with Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks) crossing paths with a newly adventurous Bo Peep (Annie Potts) and seemingly questioning his very purpose in making kids happy.
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Immortal Iron Fist No. 16, one of the best stories the two produced, seems tailor-made for the Netflix series to adapt, as it sees Danny pondering love, his life, his destiny, and his own mortality: In the best Iron Fist stories, K'un-L'un and the "Asian" parts of his story don't just exist for Rand's betterment.
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Additionally, Himax designs and provides controllers for touch sensor displays, in-cell Touch and Display Driver Integration (TDDI) single-chip solutions, LED driver ICs, power management ICs, scaler products for monitors and projectors, tailor-made video processing IC solutions, silicon IPs and LCOS micro-displays for augmented reality (AR) devices and heads-up displays (HUD) for automotive.
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Their pastoral folk rock—based heavily on the traditional, with flourishes of 70s acid rock and an extremely English mien—seemed tailor-made for Het Patronaat's graceful beams and stained glass windows, and even their guitarist's endearingly corny jokes about Geordie Shore prefacing the old murder ballad "Geordie" couldn't shake us out of the moment and the magical vibes.
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Taylor Swift Gushes About Boyfriend Calvin Harris at the iHeartRadio Music Awards And rounding out the group of hot babes in sexy bottoms was Demi Lovato who was also a onesie to watch on the red carpet in a menswear inspired black-and-white jumpsuit which looked tailor-made to hug her curves in all the right places.
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What this mostly gets us is a bunch of records that all sound the same, but every now and then a jewel slips through the floodgates, some young band who've just discovered the secret of life for themselves and want to convey that delight to the rest of us through a form tailor-made for conveying delight.
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The NNP-T is tailor-made for training AI (ingesting data sets and learning how to do the job it's supposed to do), while the NNP-I (announced at CES this year) is designed specifically for inference (taking the results of the learning process and putting into actions, or actually doing the job it's supposed to do).
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The warm harmonizing on the hook of opener "Good Morning" flipped the "ooooh'"s from Elton John's 1975 song "Someone Saved My Life Tonight;" a line from Steely Dan's "Kid Charlemagne" became the hook on "Champion," which opened with blaring synths tailor-made for concurrent light displays and smoke shooting into the air on stadium stages.
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The National Center for Transgender Equality estimates that close to a third of transgender people in America live under the poverty line, more than double the national rate—and when Shane howls "Your love gives me such a thrill/But your love don't pay my bills," her performance seems tailor-made for a population living hand-to-mouth.
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But while middle-aged and older black supporters of Mr. Sanders may be very hard to find in Mississippi, they are there — discouraged and perplexed by the near complete rebuff of his campaign by their friends and family and adamant that his platform of universal health care and aggressive prison reform was tailor-made for their state.
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But while middle-aged and older black supporters of Mr. Sanders may be very hard to find in Mississippi, they are there — discouraged and perplexed by the near complete rebuff of his campaign by their friends and family and adamant that his platform of universal health care and aggressive prison reform was tailor-made for their state.
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Fischer opened a plant in Mukachevo, Ukraine, in the 1980s, for most production, but the Ried im Innkreis plant handles the most complicated skis: those tailor-made for World Cup downhill and slalom racers, carbon cross-country skis and skis for jumping, whose crafting process is so secret a visiting reporter was not permitted to watch.
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In the end, though, running in a state still smarting from a tawdry scandal that was tailor-made for social media, he did not need to: Mr. Strange could offer nothing more than his word — and that of a disgraced governor, who did not respond to a message this week seeking comment — that nothing untoward had taken place.
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It was a story tailor-made for America's present hyper-polarized, kinetic and more than slightly absurd moment, and it has left one inescapable conclusion: However many times sports media outlets — and chiefly the biggest of them all, ESPN — are implored to "stick to sports," the centripetal force of politics is bound to make a battlefield of almost anything.
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Unlike other mass-appeal mascots, from Scooby-Doo's Scrappy-Doo to Frozen's Olaf to Despicable Me's Minions to even past Star Wars creations like the Ewoks or Jar-Jar Binks, Star Wars' most recent marketable and meme-able characters have been universally likable, tailor-made to appeal to obsessive kids without also exhausting the adults in the room.
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Lelli says that all the hard word that went into designing the Bolt EV as a vehicle tailor-made for balancing range and comfort has paid off, and the evidence is the shipping car itself, which manages to sneak under the $30,000 threshold in the U.S. with incentives (and only just exceeds $30,000 in my home province of Ontario after credits and incentives).
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He also says TourRadar differs from European online travel marketplace Evaneos, which recently snagged $21 million in further funding and also targets travellers seeking tour-type vacations, because the former offers tailor-made or bespoke experiences with a local travel agent, whereas "TourRadar is focused on scheduled departures and itineraries (with a tour guide) run by either local or global tour operators".
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Savona says the euro zone's design is tailor-made for Germany, and warns in his latest book that the Germans are now trying to dominate Europe economically, having failed to achieve the goal militarily in World War II. Mattarella has the final say on ministerial appointments, setting up a possible clash with the belligerent Salvini, who continues to push for his candidate.
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Given his production and his attitude, and the way his game seems as though it was tailor-made to play the four for a D'Antoni-led outfit, it's no wonder that the coach, in concluding his thoughts on Anderson as a player and as a person, simply says, "He's a great player to coach and I'm glad he's on our team."
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The show's 10-episode first season was released Friday on Netflix, and it's tailor-made to please fans of other Netflix series like 2018's Haunting of Hill House and the popular Series of Unfortunate Events — both of which mixed horror-fantasy with a story about dysfunctional siblings uniting to solve a family mystery in a setting with gothic Victorian overtones.
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As the oratory flowed on Sunday, a rumor spread that the emir of Qatar, a major regional figure, had not only flown in on his private plane that morning but also announced that he was going to cover the entire $10 million cost of the summit and throw Lebanon an extra $1 billion — news tailor made to perk up every gloomy skeptic.
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At one level, the new model appears tailor-made to address the deep corrosion of municipal police forces laid bare by the disappearance of the students, as well as the chilling fact that local police abducted Liliana and her colleagues when they were on a mission to investigate a wave of kidnappings in a city close to the US border.
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Plop it in the context of our political moment—where corruption, even at the level of the presidency, is perceived as normal—and sprinkle in the crippling, widespread student debt crisis, the looming power of tech giants, our fascination with cons, and the apparent deterioration of centuries-old structure and institutions, and you've got a tale seemingly tailor-made for our world.
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David Oyelowo, who stars alongside her in the film, also got a mention: 'Lancôme fresh-faced, looking tailor-made'/'Disney on the books, so you know I stay paid'/'Next stop Katwe, rocking out with David' The multi-talented actress also raps about being an 'ambassador for elephants, trying to save the planet' and her mastery of four languages (English, Luo, Spanish, and Swahili).
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Photo by Rolf Vennenbernd/EPA Other fighters shortlisted for FOTY included names like Canelo Álvarez, Gennady Golovkin, Roman Gonzalez and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Álvarez likely made the list for his brutal knockout of James Kirkland and victory over the solid and battle-tested Miguel Cotto, but perhaps the Mexican fell short given that Kirkland was tailor-made, and because Cotto has had his best days behind him.
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