What do you hope people take away from the show?
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But that doesn't take away from the RNC's hilarious kickoff.
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What do you hope people take away from this project?
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I don't want anything to take away from my peace.
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What do you want people to take away from it?
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What do you hope viewers take away from these images?
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What, if anything, should we take away from all this?
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What do you hope people take away from this show?
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And that doesn't obviously take away from what he did.
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At least, that's the take away from a recent Match.
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Here are three things to take away from the results.
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What do you hope people take away from this album?
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What do you hope people take away from Hannah's story?
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What do you hope people take away from your work?
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What's the message we should take away from watching it?
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What do you -- what do you take away from that?
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What do you hope that audiences take away from Chernobyl?
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What do you hope readers will take away from Reset?
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I remember thinking nothing could take away from this moment.
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What do you hope people take away from this track?
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I couldn't figure out what to take away from it.
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What do you hope audiences take away from the film?
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What do you want people to take away from Feud?
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What would you hope other people take away from it?
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And that they don't actually take away from each other.
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What do you hope readers take away from this investigation?
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This is what you should take away from Friday's results.
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I'm not going to take away from our game, either.
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So what can we take away from all of this?
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We won't let the omission take away from our excitement.
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I mean, how does that take away from you all?
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But, that doesn't take away from the posh beauty moment.
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What can or can't she take away from it all?
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But it doesn't take away from my amazing years here.
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It doesn't take away from the drama of the moment.
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Yeah, that's the best message to take away from this.
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What did you take away from being in the industry?
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What do you hope readers to take away from it?
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None of this is to take away from his accomplishment.
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It's something that nobody can ever take away from me.
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That's what I want them to take away from GRRRL.
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Their lightweight feel doesn't take away from their powerful charge.
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Sharonda Richardson What did you take away from the program?
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What do you hope people take away from seeing them?
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We take away from customers what they think is important.
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What do we take away from the last four months?
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What do you hope people take away from this album?
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"It's something they can't take away from me," Ofahengaue said.
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That's one lesson to take away from this: Candidates matter.
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What should you take away from Trump's war on California?
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At least voice assistants don't take away from the headphones.
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What do you hope people will take away from it?
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What do you hope people will take away from Streetwise?
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What readers take away from that conversation is another matter.
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Achievements that no one could take away from me. Why?
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What do you hope readers take away from this reporting?
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What do you hope people take away from Divina Graça?
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What do you hope visitors take away from the event?
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Residents argue 'for sale' signs take away from the town's charm.
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I don't want to take away from its early comedic highlights.
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What do you hope people will take away from all this?
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What do you want people to take away from Young HeartThrob?
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What&aposs the big take away from your point of view?
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What do you hope people most take away from this podcast?
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What do you hope people will take away from Hello Camel?
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Did this add or take away from the levels to this?
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What do you hope people will take away from these images?
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What do you hope people will take away from this exhibit?
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What do you hope people will take away from your book?
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What do you hope people take away from this year's festival?
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What do you hope people will take away from this book?
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Every bit you take away from cars is a battle, forever?
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"Obesity does take away from our quality of life," he said.
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What do you expect people will take away from this book?
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It's a title that no one can take away from us.
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That's not to take away from his standing in the polls.
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What do you want people to take away from your work?
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What are we supposed to take away from all of this?
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Therefore, it's not something that people can take away from you.
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What do you hope people take away from Sad For You?
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It's hard to know what to take away from the film.
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Here are five things I take away from its new schedule.
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We wouldn't want to take away from that in any way.
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So what does Dreyfuss expect to take away from the experience?
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Maybe – but Eldredge knew nothing would take away from his honor.
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However, what lessons did they take away from the Cleantech cycle?
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The clearest take away from the study: wear a damn helmet.
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What should parents, teachers, siblings and others take away from this?
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What do you hope people will take away from the images?
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What do you want audiences to take away from the narrative?
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That it originated in another country doesn't take away from that.
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What are you hoping your fans take away from this campaign?
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What do you hope people will take away from the film?
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What do you want people to take away from this record?
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What do you want people to take away from this show?
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What do you want readers to take away from your book?
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What do you want audiences to take away from this film?
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CNN: What do you want veterans to take away from this?
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What does Disney want audiences to take away from these remakes?
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There are five things to take away from Apple's newest iPad.
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It's not going to take away from that sense of fantasy.
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Yet the absence of tipping doesn't take away from the service.
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Noisey: What are you hoping people take away from this record?
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What do you hope people take away from reading the book?
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Q: What did you take away from the last few days?
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What do you want people to take away from this story?
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What do you really hope readers take away from the piece?
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That's at least one take away from Monday morning's deal news.
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What do you want readers to take away from this book?
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What did Kitamura want us to take away from this scene?
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What did you take away from teaming up with Iggy Pop?
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What do you want people to take away from your book?
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But that does take away from your work in your district.
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Now, this is not to take away from the president's accomplishments.
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What do you want people to take away from Looking Inside?
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What should we take away from all these facts and figures?
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I can't tell someone what to take away from my art.
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What do you hope people will take away from this episode?
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What do you hope viewers will take away from these images?
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And that's something tomorrow's AI could well take away from us.
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What would you like people to take away from the book?
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MB: What do you hope people will take away from this?
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Here are some lessons they can take away from its success.
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What would you like people to take away from your book?
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What did you take away from your time with Jackie Robinson?
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And do they take away from what the movie did for representation?
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Don't let this praise take away from the site's real purpose: Sex.
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But it doesn't take away from how powerful those two arcs were.
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What is it that you want people to take away from Happiness?
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This is not to take away from the beauty of the works.
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Q: What do you hope audiences will take away from the film?
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What do you hope young women will take away from the film?
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What do you hope people to take away from her images today?
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Ultimately, what do you want people to take away from this book?
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What do you want investors to take away from what we're seeing?
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What do you want your readers to take away from this book?
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So what are we supposed to take away from this sickening scene?
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Monáe also revealed what she hopes viewers will take away from "Harriet."
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For an entrepreneur, there's a lot to take away from Geroski's work.
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What, if anything, do you hope visitors take away from Invisible Threads?
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That's the lesson the Trump campaign should take away from all this.
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What do you hope readers will take away from reading this series?
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Acknowledging all this doesn't take away from Robertson and Chamberlain's impressive seasons.
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What do you want your children to take away from your memoir?
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But here's what I do take away from it: fun is dying.
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That's what you should take away from the fake Time magazine cover.
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But it did kind of take away from it, a little bit.
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What do you hope people will take away from your Food Films ?
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This, then, should be the take-away from President Obama's clemency efforts.
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PEOPLE: What do you hope readers will take away from the books?
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What can Latino, Muslim, Asian, and black Americans take away from this?
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What's the one thing you'd like them to take away from it?
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HABERMAN: What do you think people will take away from this convention?
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To have an impact that no one can take away from you.
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Acuna: What do you want viewers to take away from this episode?
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What messages, emotions or ideas will you take away from this film?
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What do you hope viewers will take away from seeing this exhibit?
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VICE: What do you hope people will take away from the episode?
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What did we, the Pokénraptured masses, take away from Pitchfork Music Festival?
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What are your hopes for people to take away from the film?
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What do you hope audiences in 2017 take away from this film?
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What else do you hope readers take away from The Lonely City?
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What strategies, if any, could that movement take away from your writings?
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What do you think Grann wants us to take away from this?
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That doesn't take away from my masculinity; in fact, it enhances it.
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LVC: What are you hoping people will take away from UNDER THREAD?
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None of that should take away from the series' many good qualities.
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What message do you hope that viewers take away from your show?
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What do you hope that people will take away from your pictures?
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What do you ultimately hope people will take away from these images?
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Finally, I asked her what we can take away from it all.
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What messages, emotions or ideas will you take away from this video?
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Immigrants contribute more to the economy than they take away from it.
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But this does not take away from the richness of the exhibition.
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Mashable asked Bradley what he hoped people would take away from his creation.
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It&aposs going to take away from the special moment about my birthday.
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The debates of the present in no way take away from the past.
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But don't let that fear take away from your wants, needs, and desires.
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What do you want people to take away from this body of work?
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What I hope people take away from these images is empathy and humanity.
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And that doesn't take away from my identity — it's a part of it.
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Someone who would contribute to my happiness and not take away from it.
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But don't let your fears take away from the excitement brewing around campus.
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None of that is to take away from Black Panther's monumental success, however.
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I think that's the biggest thing I can take away from the situation.
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That doesn't take away from the sport, but I think it enhances it.
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I think you take away from it that we are on the edge.
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What do you hope your audience will ultimately take away from the performance?
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"But he did something tonight that you cannot take away from," he said.
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"The lesson people should take away from that is humility in making predictions."
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However, that doesn't take away from the musical glory that is Sister Act.
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I asked him what he hoped I would take away from this experience.
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But aside from the topline, what should we take away from the poll?
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"What would I like the audience to take away from 'Game of Thrones'"?
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What do you want readers to take away from Hail to the Chin?
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What do you want people to take away from At Home with Amy?
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What do you hope others in the industry take away from your work?
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What do you hope that other local musicians take away from your story?
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What is one thing you want readers to take away from your book?
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He fears an obligation to come would take away from the learning experience.
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There were plenty of positives for Johnson to take away from the week.
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What do you hope people will take away from "Guyville" this time around?
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Anyway, there are a few things to take away from the TV deal.
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You can probably imagine what lesson the senators will take away from this.
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What do you hope Californians or any Americans take away from your speech?
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Is there anything you hope people take away from the film in particular?
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There are so many different things that people could take away from us.
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And we were talking to him about how can we get the message back on track and not take away from the military, not take away from pride in our country, but keep the focus on what the issues really are.
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But that still doesn't take away from her expression of condolences to that family.
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But that doesn't take away from the fact that it has been a lot.
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The thing I would take away from it is about being honest with yourself.
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But, what&aposs definitely said it doesn&apost take away from the humanitarian crisis.
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He says nothing can take away from the work CK's done on that front.
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Soltoff tells CNBC Make It there's something everyone can take away from Holzhauer's run.
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The walls of random emoji serve to take away from the punch of AngrymanFuckin.
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So just to wrap up, what did you take away from your psychedelic experiences?
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Another reasonable take away from Uber's annus horribilis is that none of its matters.
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Here are eight lessons anyone can take away from the book and apply today.
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However, all of the challenges didn't take away from their overwhelming sense of gratitude.
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EQ: I certainly think the frame rate problems take away from the exploration aspect.
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Not to take away from him, but Garrett Camp's idea was an important one.
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It's the last month of summer, what will you take away from the season?
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As this discussion continues, let's remember one last take away from Monday's Boston Marathon.
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That's the take-away from new research in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior.
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What do you hope that viewers will take away from the soundtrack on Legion?
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If there's one thing people take away from the song, what would it be?
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This is the Oscars meme we are all going to take away from this.
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What is the overall message of feeling you hope viewers take away from MENU?
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Is there one big idea that you want people to take away from this?
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That's one of the main things people take away from listening to my songs.
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What do you think fans will take away from this record in your discography?
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That, Gupta said, is what she hopes people can take away from her research.
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So what should New York residents and Airbnb take away from these power plays?
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Making it really creamy would take away from the integrity of the actual flavor.
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They're crucial, they're absolutely crucial, and I don't want to take away from that.
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Is there anything in particular you want folks to take away from this podcast?
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"This is something that no one can ever take away from me," Foster said.
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If so, what are they and what ideas did you take away from them?
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The addition of these so-called trigger warnings may take away from these effects.
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"Those are the things that no one can take away from us," says Peter.
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Big headphones can be distracting and take away from the rest of your presentation.
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What do you hope people will take away from The Eye of the Sun?
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Otherwise, you take away from the magic that started it all back in 2013.
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"Even in the failure, there's a lot to take away from that," he said.
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What do you hope readers take away from the film coverage out of Sundance?
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What do you want people to take away from the movie, or the book?
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Is there something in particular you'd like people to take away from the song?
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It was an effort to take away from Brett Kavanaugh something America owes him.
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You don't want the race to take away from your training plan too much.
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Yet I think there is a lot to take away from this song nonetheless.
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"We were talking to [Boyer] about how can we get the message back on track and not take away from the military, not take away from pride in our country but keep the focus on what the issues really are," Kaepernick told ESPN.com.
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I stand with victims, period, and I don't want to take away from anyone's story.
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And as far as I'm concerned, I never want to take away from Freddie's story.
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I'm not doing it with the intent to capitalise on or take away from models.
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Its cups aren't as big as its competitors, but that doesn't take away from comfort.
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Separate to that, what's the message you want people to take away from the book?
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And this is perhaps the most important thing to take away from the Tinder infiltrator.
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A book of matches is a great souvenir to take away from a memorable meal.
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Marlins manager Don Mattingly said there were few positives to take away from the game.
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The most harmful thing you could ever take away from another human being is hope.
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What is something you would want a young photographer to take away from your book?
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When used wisely, a smartphone can enhance a trip instead of take away from it.
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How do you think the KarJenners add or take away from the conversation surrounding feminism?
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What are the main lessons you take away from it and into the next project?
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Now, what happens – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: What am I supposed to take away from that?
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I don't want to take away from your point that there's a D.C. political culture.
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What do you hope fathers, or men, watching this movie will take away from it?
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So what do you want people who watch this documentary to take away from it?
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Much like any given religious moment, what you take away from them is wholly internal.
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If there's any take away from this film, it's that everyone has their own story.
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But at the same time, too much attention can take away from her operational requirements.
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That optimism is what Milioti hopes viewers will take away from her Black Mirror showing.
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Sullivan that Donald Trump might seek to take away from us if he is elected.
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Or does it take away from the impact of the page as an entire work?
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But those small moments of frustration do little to take away from the overall experience.
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But that doesn't take away from the serious problems he sees in his world today.
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So when you both watch the film now, what do you take away from it?
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The cuts would also take away from the agency's research into toxic compounds and contaminants.
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There's always a fault, some kind of minor defect that can take away from perfection.
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What do you want people to take away from this song and the upcoming album?
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But that doesn't take away from our excitement and our growing need for more details.
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That doesn't take away from any other festival in New York, because they're fun, too.
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Is there anything we can take away from their attitudes in the debate so far?
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What do you hope young girls watching your own trajectory will take away from it?
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Here are three lessons His Dark Materials can take away from its last adaptation attempt.
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None of this should take away from Trixie Mattel, who is certainly a deserving winner.
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So what can we take away from the first debate of the Democratic primary cycle?
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And we've found this does not take away from our ability to process orders efficiently.
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"It's the one thing they can't take away from me or conflate with anything else."
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Of our negotiable budgetary items, how much were we willing to take away from each?
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"Live flowers add color and take away from the starkness of the grates," she said.
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It's the one thing they can't take away from me or conflate with anything else.
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There are a lot of other things you can take away from this sorry event.
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Earlier, I had asked her what she hoped people would take away from her Biennale.
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So, what was the big take away from those meetings in terms of that confidence?
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Evolution of those relationships doesn't take away from them, but actually makes them more meaningful.
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Not to take away from them, but this is a game we have to win.
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What do you hope people will take away from Growing Up in Civil Rights Richmond?
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What do you want people to take away from the first day of The City?
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It seems, though, there is something important not to take away from this documentary: lessons.
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H: What do you hope visitors take away from this year's iteration of the biennial?
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Is there an overall feel to this year's compilation that you take away from it?
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Now you're a neophyte, a novice, in this area, what did you take away from …?
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This isn't to take away from the legislation or suggest that it wasn't worth doing.
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I realized that being strong and aggressive did not take away from or diminish my femininity.
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When does it start to take away from your sense of empowerment and living as him?
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That said, what advice should renters who live off the L take away from this all?
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It didn't take away from the experience of making the record, but it was just odd.
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In honor of his birthday today, here are five lessons to take away from his success.
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If there's one take-away from my travels, it's this: We can't take species for granted.
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That's exactly the message writer Finch wanted viewers to take away from her heart wrenching episode.
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There's no bae for your bestie to disapprove of or take away from your friend time.
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None of which should take away from Wolfe and her team at Bumble's success to date.
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He felt the discourse would take away from his hosting and then chose to step down.
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She apologizes — the last thing she wants to do is take away from their time together.
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Yet there is something prior to whatever we might take away from a work of art.
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These are all great memories but can take away from the real meat of the matter.
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Just because Palm did some stuff first doesn't take away from Apple is doing them now.
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The memory you take away from an album is whether you enjoyed the process or not.
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If there's anything you take away from my story I hope it is this: always CYA.
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It sounds like this: I don't want to take away from the vaporwave generation's aesthetic accomplishments.
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What do you hope that young viewers will take away from the film's treatment of science?
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What's the most important message that you you want people to take away from this album?
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If there's one thing I hope you take away from this, it's how easy it was.
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There is value that you can take away from being on the surface of the Moon.
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I think that's what I would really like for people to take away from the show.
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What, as fans of Nicki, can we take away from all the controversy surrounding this album?
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So having made this film, what do you take away from the story of Roger Ailes?
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But that doesn't take away from the fact that Pratt doesn't bring much to this flawed
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Which is the real inspiration we can take away from him beside his legendary musical career.
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A LIGHTER CLICK: A humorous take away from the WikiLeaks CIA hacking tools dump, via XKCD.
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Regardless of the outcome, there are two things we can all take away from this experience.
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"They felt that if M.M.A. comes in, it will take away from their business," Vachara said.
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And providing for others is good; it counteracts those who would take away from others instead.
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On the flip side, higher gas prices take away from both real and emotional purchasing power.
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"; they ask themselves, "Where did that come from, and what can I take away from it?
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What do you hope readers take away from this new comic release, and the upcoming movie?
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And we shouldn't let Robbins' comments take away from the meaning and intent of the movement.
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As someone who deals with user interfaces, what lessons did you take away from this experience?
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Why are you trying to take away from the beautiful hair that I have been given?
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More than anything, perhaps that's what Americans should take away from this walk through US history.
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I would never want to do anything that would distract or take away from the show.
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What are some things you'd like people to take away from this story and your experience?
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"I don't want my experience to take away from anything a woman goes through," he said.
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Those are some of the things I'm excited for people to take away from the film.
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What do you want people to take away from a trip to the Old Depot Museum?
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And not that Valve didn't do its own work and not to take away from anything.
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" He said the message to take away from their story is that "all life is valuable.
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It's going to be something so many people can find something to take away from it.
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I fear for what rights and services this new administration will take away from our citizens.
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But if you actually see these tariffs take away from that growth, was it worth it?
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From all those different experiences — Tumblr, Twitter and Foursquare — what did you take away from it?
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Lastly, what do you hope people take away from seeing the movie and from reading your book?
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"One thing I want people to take away from reading the book is God's faithfulness," Bae said.
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"Less for longer is the take-away from the ECB so far," said Mizuho strategist Peter Chatwell.
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Freezing temperatures in Aspen, Colorado, weren't going to take away from Kate Hudson's New Year's Eve ensemble.
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"Let's not take away from what two guys were able to do on the mound," he said.
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"Focus on Vince," Cordle said when asked what he hoped readers would take away from this story.
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"This is something that no one can ever take away from me," Foster said after the game.
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The bigger issue, though, isn't Beahm, but what other streamers take away from what happened to him.
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Wong's third-trimester belly didn't take away from the humor in her special; it only enhanced it.
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I don't think – a lot of people say Airbnb is really going to take away from hotels.
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When you take a step back, what do you hope people will take away from your reporting?
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That's not going to take away from my game or how I'm going to approach their hitters.
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Are there other things that you think viewers could take away from seeing what Justin goes through?
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What I take away from this film is that the public bears almost just as much responsibility.
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Is there any intentionally inspiring message that you hope listeners will take away from your new album?
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My heart ached for my own furry companion, one that nobody could ever take away from me.
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One of the things I hope people take away from the film is the power of participation.
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But, while it wasn't exactly what I had anticipated, it didn't take away from the overall experience.
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One thing I will never in my life let anybody take away from me is my smile.
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What do you hope audiences will take away from it, especially those who haven't read the book?
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What I want folks to take away from this: imagination is what's going to get us free.
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If there's one thing you can't take away from Southerners, it's how good we are at praying.
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Frugality shouldn't cost you more in the long run, or take away from the joy of living.
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"Let's not let someone inviting you from their house take away from their championship," James told reporters.
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What I don't understand is why that, in any way, should take away from my professional accomplishments.
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"We don't intend to take away from that" he said during a panel discussion at the conference.
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What did you take away from these experiences that you could put back into the TV show?
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In saying all that, what do you hope audience take away from your art, Darker Gods, Damon?
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"I don't take away from her movement, but her movement is not Miss America's movement," she said.
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But there are important lessons Moon can take away from the successes and failures of his predecessors.
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All things that are valid and true and don't take away from its importance as a concept.
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What do you make of the people online who want to take away from what you accomplished?
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We also asked Kanye what he wants people to take away from 2019, and he says "Christ."
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"It shouldn't be very strong because it'll take away from the flavors of the herbs," he says.
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If there's one lesson we can take away from all this it's that time and Yeezy heal all.
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But don't worry, Nintendo didn't want to take away from that unmistakeable charm of the Nintendo 64 stages.
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Still, it does not take away from my belief in who he is and what he has done.
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The oddness of the presentation, however, didn't take away from the fact that "Day Ones" was pretty banging.
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But she refused to let the disease take away from her confidence, feminism, and sense of self-worth.
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They will try other strategies, but this will really take away from the publishers' business and bottom line.
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This could be due to how my eyes are set, but it does take away from the experience.
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" It went: "Lord, I pray that all things that are not like You, You take away from Chance.
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If there's one thing to take away from Economics 101, it's the fundamental rules of supply and demand.
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Ultimately, what do you wish us to take away from them, and what would like to leave behind?
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Yadegar had bought Sam around $100 worth of Paul's merchandise, which she plans to take away from her.
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Who I am and what I do for fun cannot take away from my professional accomplishments or abilities.
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The Grey's Anatomy alum is split on what she wants viewers to take away from Ashley's harsh lesson.
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But vibrations in the motor, which cause subtle speed fluctuations, do take away from the vinyl listening experience.
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If someone is dehydrated, their lips are chapped, eyes are red, it will take away from the look.
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What do you think journalists should take away from reading this when it comes to utilizing social media?
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What would you like someone without familiarity of street art and graffiti to take away from the book?
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Experts say if he reimposed sanctions on Iran it would take away from the antigovernment protests in Iran.
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"Fitness should enhance the quality of your life, not take away from it — especially on vacation," he says.
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Do you feel like there's that you ideally would want the audiences to take away from these performances?
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Just the existence of this character is something that I want everyone to take away from the game.
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That is the little noticed lesson that CEOs should take away from the latest "pay to play" scandal.
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And what is the message for Iran, that Iran should take away from the president's response to Kim?
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For me, this wasn't inconvenient enough to take away from the many positives the Jacqueline has to offer.
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CNN recently spoke with John about the show and what he hopes viewers will take away from it.
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The body of the garment, however, is 100% cashmere, so it doesn't take away from the overall quality.
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"I don't want to take away from their performance by talking about us," Celtics coach Brad Stevens said.
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Whether or not I win another one, that's something that no one will ever take away from me.
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If there is one thing to take away from this election, it's that democracy is a sordid affair.
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Absolutely. I think it's the biggest point that I'm trying to get people to take away from this.
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You are an incredibly important company and one bad day doesn't take away from all you've given us.
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"I started thinking about what I could take away from those 11 years and 11 days," she said.
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If there's one lesson to take away from this, it's that distraction is a problem like any other.
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It's hard not to take away from this anything other than that Asians are punch lines, not people.
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It doesn't take away from what he did, whether or not the female version is good or bad.
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And perhaps that's my main take-away from this display: women artists and their works are gloriously diverse.
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"What's in here, you can't take away from me," she said, tapping a finger to her temple. Mrs.
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This may be a cheesy question, but what do you want people to take away from this movie?
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That doesn't take away from the excitement Dawson's fans and Morphe's customers have about buying the latest palette.
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"There's nothing I could take away from her, physically, that she will care about," notes the Poosh founder.
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Q: What did you take away from your relationship with Jim Beam, who was your neighbor and godfather?
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If there is one lesson you should take away from this article, this is it — just start already.
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What do you hope the viewers who see themselves in the show will take away from this episode?
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What do you hope the viewers who see themselves in the show will take away from this episode?
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But I kept on writing because that is the one thing they could not take away from me.
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Is there anything you hope people take away from The Return that they won't find in another special?
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That's something a parent can never forget and a memory you can never take away from your children.
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What viewers take away from a film has a lot to do with what they bring to it.
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I'm trying to understand if you would be additive to our culture or just take away from the culture.
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And I like being able to do that without having that take away from my femininity or my womanhood.
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I think what you cannot take away from him is just how good he is, how dogged he is.
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First, a caveat: There are countless factors that can add to, or take away from your vehicle's resale value.
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That release is just what Schumer hopes women will take away from the movie, which hits theaters April 20.
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What we can take away from the study is that small businesses are doing well all across the country.
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Q: You eventually started a theater with your wife, so what lessons did you take away from that experience?
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If there are four things you should take away from this research, they are: Good luck and happy fundraising!
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The big take-away from Jenny and Jo's conversation is that anyone can find themselves in an abusive relationship.
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He doesn't let that stuff take away from his leadership or his work ethic and he was rewarded tonight.
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Q: You emerged from that to start your own firm, so what did you take away from that experience?
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Tax law changes boosted corporate earnings in 2018, and now taxes could take away from profit growth in 2019.
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But the authors do think there are practical lessons both customers and companies could take away from their research.
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If you are, congratulations, but that doesn't take away from the fact that you need to support these fans.
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I meet young artists who feel like if they do something else it will take away from their art.
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That's what Delia and Dusty want their peers to take away from the film: What you say has value.
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What do you want a random person who happens to walk into your set to take away from it?
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What do you want readers to take away from Salt to the Sea, especially given the current refugee crisis?
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What can we take away from this incredibly small sample size, determined by the takers of an arbitrary quiz?
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Changes the government may require could take away from the $6 billion in run-rate synergies, Macquarie analysts said.
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I want to be positive; I want to support our democracy, but what can we take away from this?
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And none of that will take away from more "traditional" startup categories like enterprise, e-commerce and the rest.
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It is not okay for you to take away from Hip Hop culture, without giving credit where it's due.
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And if you suddenly start receiving extrinsic rewards for doing it, they may take away from those intrinsic rewards.
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But he worries that Trump's ongoing trade war with allies and other distractions may take away from that message.
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But like I said, we can't let that take away from our focus this week on the football game.
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That's the clear take-away from an analysis of last year's trading volumes on the world's three major exchanges.
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Renfro: What is one thing you would hope fans take away from the final season of "Game of Thrones"?
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However, Foxx doesn't think the focus on the infrastructure plan will take away from progress on self-driving laws.
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So what can you take away from a 94-year-old woman who out-performed you over the weekend?
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He seems to be worried that the focus on multiple projects will take away from the core OpenStack project.
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What Schilling being Schilling does is take away from the time and space his candidacy otherwise deserves for discussion.
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Would it be more about them watching me watch the show or would it take away from the show?
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Furthermore, Mosley found that corrections staff had one less privilege to take away from inmates to discourage bad behavior.
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" She stressed the importance of nails "that never take away from the jewelry pieces I present on my hand.
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If he wants to run, that's going to take away from him doing better for the city of Bridgeport.
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I don't try to do too much because I might take away from playing on Sundays — that's my outlet.
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What can we expect from NASA this year, and what do you hope people take away from the agency?
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"The take-away from this for the public, is that there is absolutely no risk to anyone," he said.
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This small criticism didn't take away from the pizza being highly impressive — especially for coming out of the freezer.
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But that doesn't take away from the severity of the issue -- and the need to address it head on.
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"Today's proceeding does not, in any way, affect nor take away from any of that progress," Mr. Reed said.
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His willingness to try to take away from people who had more and give to those who had less.
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In addition to privacy concerns, some worry that a focus on tracking cases might take away from other efforts.
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What are the basic bullet points you'd like the general public to take away from the great GMO debate?
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Does any of that take away from the validity and legitimacy of their central demand — freedom, equality, and justice?
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That's how I interpreted it, but I want people to take away whatever they want to take away from it.
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"I don't think BP should go below that because then you start to take away from important growth," Dudley said.
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Refinery29 talked to Sokhin about life on Ebeye and what he hopes people will take away from his photo series.
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Learning the ways around a can of colored mousse isn't the only style take-away from one of her films.
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One lesson we can take away from these missteps is that presence is not empathy, nor is emotion itself empathy.
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The "s" stands for "better, but mostly the Same" (which I made up but doesn't take away from its truth).
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But don't let the complicated math take away from the bottom line: they are huge screens in very small bodies.
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And I think what I take away from that arc of that experience is that there are ways to innovate.
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"Your education is the one thing you can buy that no one can take away from you," she said portentously.
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The take away from CES and for 2018: the self-driving revolution will start with senior citizens and pepperoni pizzas.
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Try to find the shade that most closely matches your skin tone, and they won't take away from your costume.
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Give me the big picture take away from this because now the media has gone silent on Russia, virtually silent.
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Mr. Gidley insisted there was no effort to harm Mr. Cruz or to take away from the prime-time debate.
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Read on to see what inspired the project and what she hopes 29Rooms' guests will take away from the piece.
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Whatever took place outside Floridita, we're sure it wasn't enough to take away from her amazing night of salsa dancing.
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My sadness does not take away from your joy," Dreyer said, adding, "And I'm not even that sad right now.
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Here are three leadership lessons to take away from the athlete's time away from, and plans to return to, tennis.
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All the while, sharing this in a way where anyone can watch and take away from it what they choose.
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That's not to take away from the fantastic sets that Sony, Samsung, Sharp, and the rest showed off at CES.
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But federal officials emphasized that a decades-long trend of rising temperatures is the important take-away from the data.
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Who do you want to read Good As You, and what do you want them to take away from it?
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I don't want to say it was luck because that would take away from the effort that went into it.
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Every chapter is sort of a lesson in itself about what can we take away from this time in history?
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It didn't take away from the gameplay at all, and My Arcade says the RetroChamp's design is far from finalized.
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In light of America's unease after the recent election, what do you hope people will take away from this film?
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However, the problem starts when women take away from their accomplishment to make others, especially men feel better about themselves.
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What did you take away from talking to Mark Zuckerberg for an hour, or watching him talk for an hour.
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That's sort of the most important thing I feel like to take away from him is he didn't build this.
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"He said, 'Young man, the one thing no one can take away from you is an education,'" Dr. Madhubuti said.
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What do you want a religious person who comes to your book in good faith to take away from it?
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More employees hovering at the counter might take away from the bond Mr. Wilcox builds with the people he feeds.
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Instead, it wants to "create an entirely new material" that doesn't take away from the planet's natural resources, Forgacs said.
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The fear is that it could take away from the solemn nature of the proceedings and serve as a distraction.
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Modly suggested that U.S. reactions to Iranian actions could take away from the Pentagon's focus toward priorities like countering China.
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Q: What kind of jobs did you have as a teen, and what did you take away from those experiences?
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"I've enjoyed it, I love it, but that doesn't take away from the fact that it has been a lot."
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While Ruiz Jr. would fall in the rematch a few months later, it can't take away from his monumental victory.
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Leaving the bloc would take away from British citizens a number of rights that had been granted by the bloc.
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"Whether or do or whether I don't does not take away from the fact that climate disasters happen," he said.
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As for what audiences will take away from the experience, that's something the DIA has left very consciously open-ended.
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If there's one thing that Lee wishes people would take away from the exhibition, it's an experience of quiet reflection.
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Who is the primary audience for your show, and what do you want them to take away from watching it?
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What would you hope that people might take away from the film, that might help inform their perspective on both sides?
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There are challenges that inevitably arise as we age, and I don't want to take away from those very real circumstances.
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A little char adds an extra layer of flavor, but too much can take away from the veggie's delicate taste. 2.
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"My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness and my sadness isn't minimized because someone has a sadder situation." pic.twitter.
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My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness, and my sadness isn't minimized because someone else has a sadder situation.
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My biggest take away from Once Upon A Time is the realization that every day is a chance to start over.
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There's no awkward camera hump protruding from its back or even a logo to take away from its clean, elegant lines.
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What types of changes have the newcomers lived through, and what do you hope readers will take away from reading Interference?
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And that's one good thing we can take away from a year that has otherwise been a social and political shitscape.
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I know that might take away from its high-end look, but Motorola could've had at least some fun with it.
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The tough questioning, though, didn't appear to take away from the moment — and how Rosenstein was playing it for the public.
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But when I asked Marczewski what he wants people to take away from the film, I rethought my analysis a bit.
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Here is what you should take away from the state of the global venture capital market: late-stage deals dominated Q2.
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These two reports might seem to be pro-CCS, but that is not the main thing to take away from them.
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" Maples remained single after her divorce, because, she says, "I didn't want anything to take away from my relationship with Tiffany.
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According to Torrone, if there's one thing people should take away from this report, it's not that they should be scared.
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And now that we've got the raw data out there, let's see what we can take away from all of this.
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I didn't want to take away from this beautiful moment, but I've been hurt when too much was said too soon.
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As a reader, you're thinking about the images you're seeing in a sequence and what you can take away from it.
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But nothing that either Chrissy or Ryan said could take away from Ben's aggressive game and his history of military service.
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What I would hope you would take away from that is that anything you set your mind to, you can do.
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After all, seeing how she managed to pull off such a jump would kind of take away from the whole surprise.
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You look at the report and you know that people are going to take away from it what works for them.
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" In his videotape statement, Bae states: "One thing I want people to take away from reading the book is God's faithfulness.
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But taxonomic ambiguity should not take away from the red panda's many wonderful qualities, including above all else its superstar looks.
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The lessons Democrats take away from the 2016 election will be instrumental to the party's victories in 2018, 2020 and beyond.
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What we can take away from her situation is how unfair it is to judge a person by their immigration status.
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" But the thing that you really take away from being in the penthouse, says Joseph, are "these massive sheets of glass.
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I think that side of games, that feel that people have for them and take away from them, is getting better.
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Udall said the president's remark about Warren in the Oval Office will not take away from the Code Talkers' WWII accomplishments.
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Kim, 39, isn't on board with the idea, claiming using alternative candy will take away from the fun of the party.
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One lesson we are meant to take away from 2017 is summed up in a widely memed phrase: Trust black women.
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"That would take away from the candidates that have earned it, and right now that's Cruz, Kasich and Trump," House said.
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"That's a message that I wanted for the audience to be able to take away from the show," Two Stars says.
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We could both play the game, and have a very different take away from it, and I hope that comes through.
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Is there something you want people to take away from the album or a certain feeling you were trying to evoke?
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Were there any positives you were able to take away from such an awful experience and/or your time in prison?
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So if you want to restore your health, I felt like just picking up medicine would take away from the world.
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We're not swinging the bats great right now, but you can't take away from the fact that he did pitch well.
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"But that doesn't take away from how these types of increases can and will catch older individuals off guard," he said.
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Mudiay clearly didn't go 100% -- he was wearing Vans -- but that doesn't take away from the crazy impressive shots Dior hit.
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Something that I take away from college is that I don't think I did enough, I wasn't productive enough for Wisconsin.
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"We're going down as one of the best teams ever, and that's a special thing you cannot take away from us."
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There are many sex and relationship lessons to take away from the show, even if you&aposre not a teenager anymore.
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" If there's anything that King Edmonds and Burke want listeners to take away from their podcast, it's a feeling of "solidarity.
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"As a specialist, what I want to take away from the exercise is being able to better project maintenance," he says.
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"One downside of this strategy is that it would take away from the history of the original Hollywood sign," it says.
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Our government continues to take away from our public services — national parks, arts programs, museums funding, aid for children with disabilities.
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So these are all... The point you should take away from this is that this is such a comprehensive and complex problem.
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It does take away from the purpose of a wedding – what's more important, the vows and life memories or the Instagram moment?
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" When asked what he hoped people would take away from the convention, Mr. Trump said, "The fact that I'm very well liked.
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Which leads quite neatly to a really fundamental point, the one thing I really want you to take away from all this.
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What I want young women to take away from my time onscreen is that they can achieve whatever their minds can conceive.
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Especially since it involves a stepmom image rehabilitation program, cool teens, and the reminder that vaginas never take away from any story.
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Her work doesn't take away from the great work of others — it shows what can be done, no matter who's doing it.
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Here are three things to take away from this for founders and investors: Data sources: Switch Ventures, First Republic Bank, PwC, PitchBook.
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The video is full of trippy colors and catchy tunes, but a fun beat doesn't take away from the message behind it.
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However, no Markle story could take away from our love and not-at-all worrisome obsession with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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"My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness, and my sadness isn't minimized because someone has a sadder situation," Dreyer said.
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"I don't want tonight, the outcome and the score to take away from what this group did," Aggies coach Jim Les said.
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What was it like to capture on film this instance of explicit homophobia, and what did you take away from that experience?
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If you're in the pro-reclining camp, this is the one thing that I'd like you to take away from this article.
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A few things to take away from this: don't over-fill the fryer with oil and never fry an unthawed frozen turkey.
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Asked what she hopes people will take away from the bookshop, Juma says she would like people to take away a book.
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I promised myself I wouldn't let my irritation at the situation take away from the important conversations I was about to have.
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But that can't take away from radical Muslims being overwhelmingly responsible for long-term violence that has been occurring around the world.
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So in regular Dear White People Samantha fashion, what do you want your white fans to take away from this new season.
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That doesn't take away from the fact that Trump still talked about how he could kill millions during an Oval Office meeting.
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Is there something in particular you want people to take away from Code Blue that they haven't gotten from your loose tracks?
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The separation is a gripe, but it doesn't take away from what Siri can do — just from an overall sense of cohesion.
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What do you want people to take away from your personal story of ups and downs based on where you are now?
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If there's one lesson we can take away from these kids, it's this: Cookies make even the most frustrating debates more watchable.
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Do you agree with Nassau County school officials that excessive point differentials take "away from the experience of young men playing football"?
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"That doesn't take away from the fact that he was a champion, and he was beaten by a great horse," Reddam said.
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However, the more relevant idea one should take away from this story is the resulting new precedent and the catalyst for such.
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"That doesn't take away from anything the pope has said in the past, or from anything he says in private," Burke said.
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So what's your main take away from that fence, is that the Europeans, that they're sort of behind where are you now.
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Wasserman Schultz said scheduling more debates would "take away" from opportunities for voters to see candidates in person on the campaign trail.
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" LUISAVIAROMA, a multi-brand retailer, said that "using images with visible logos or immediately recognizable brands can often take away from that.
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"I didn't create the film to mobilize people, but I think it's an inevitable take away from the film," Morgen told me.
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Those are pieces where someone in the room felt like giving the audience something more meaty to take away from the show.
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My point: There is enough positive you can take away from this game to still feel comfortable in the series being competitive.
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"Presumably music is using some processing capacity that may take away from your ability to fully attend to your breath," he says.
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If there is one thing he wants investors to take away from "Mad Money, " it is to never confuse these two concepts.
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If there is one thing he wants investors to take away from "Mad Money," it is to never confuse these two concepts.
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The main point you should take away from all this is that they're good for you and you should eat your vegetables.
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That doesn't take away from the very real feelings of women like Amber who have negative feelings or regrets about their abortions.
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And that's nothing to take away from Steve, I have a great fondness for Steve, he's a big bear of a man.
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What was the lesson, if you had to take away from, I'm going to go to each of them, Abraham Lincoln's leadership.
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She also interviewed Senbanjo about working on Lemonade: What do you want people to take away from seeing your art in Lemonade?
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"I just told them I don't want them to allow this to take away from what they did this year," he said.
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But what are we, the sex-toy-using public, supposed to take away from the tale of Comingle and its underperforming peers?
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If you believe the Comey statement, you must take away from it that Trump is a liar, a bully and a criminal.
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However, pet-keeping was still not considered appropriate for lower-class people, as it was thought to take away from their duties.
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But that doesn't take away from the fact that the watch is still the best, most accessible smartwatch by a country mile.
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The key take-away from all this toing and froing, however, is that there has been minimal impact on physical premium levels.
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Many professionals may think the less time they take away from the office the more likely they are to impress their boss.
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There's a lot we can take away from this, and people will analyze that data in the coming days, weeks, and months.
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"Any kind of asset or financial stability you would take away from these miners and their families would be devastating," he said.
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It doesn't do anything to take away from the formula like Brawl did when it added a feature that made characters occasionally trip.
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"I hope what our followers take away from this is that classic literature doesn’t have to be totally dry," Gorter said.
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It doesn't take away from it, but it forces you to look at Eli's time in New Jersey through a more realistic lens.
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Does it take away from the accomplishment of you know, like portraying a gay character if a straight character is in the roll?
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"Obviously, everything you add to a schedule, take away from a schedule, always has an impact, that's the craziness about tennis," Federer said.
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If there is anything you should take away from the last year of releases on Netflix, it's that the streaming giant loves teens.
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Tracking devices are permitted, but as Krueger, the race director, pointed out, it doesn't take away from the rugged independence of the race.
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If there was a big positive to take away from Tuesday's opening, it was that at least the PC giants understand their predicament.
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There isn't much to take away from the teaser in terms of a narrative, but the infamous Golden Snitch does make an appearance.
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Nothing could take away from the tragedy of that moment, but Lily's mother, Elizabeth Scheffler, 3003, knew how she wanted it to go.
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Johnny Depp has no plans to move out of the five homes his former business managers are threatening to take away from him.
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But make no mistake, I don't want to take away from anyone's story, and I stand with every victim and everyone's story everywhere.
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CH: The sense of pride I take away from doing something I know will be inspire women to feel confident about their bodies.
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GV- No matter what you think of Kobe Bryant, there are five things that you simply cannot take away from him. 1. Talent.
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The very fact that these work is an "engineering marvel," says Steingart, but that doesn't take away from the instability of the devices.
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And several of them struck back with pointed satire, musing over what the ruling class might try to take away from humanity next.
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Adichie has done a great deal for the conversation around feminism and gender equity, and this misstep doesn't take away from those strides.
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The Game of Thrones-level complications within the Foster family tree shouldn't take away from the serious issues they're able to tackle deftly.
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The overall bluesy impact of these components does little to take away from the sincerity and weight of Year of the Cobra's sound.
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But more what I take away from those is how the people of South Carolina responded and, more important, how the families responded.
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It is not always entirely clear what Ziegelman and Coe mean for us to take away from their eloquent work of historical summation.
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That is the simplest, most important thing to take away from new jobs numbers released Friday morning, four days before the presidential election.
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" Bell says there's a widespread belief that the "students take away more from people on the streets than they take away from us.
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The lesson that the North Koreans would take away from the Iran deal, they say, is that the United States can be rolled.
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If you can take away from the film that this, on some level, is also a universal story, then it's made its point.
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"That's what I hope people can take away from it and see it as a way to communicate in a very open way."
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While cell phones and new technology are great assets in many situations, when they take away from personal interactions they become a problem.
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Also, being able to learn and take classes in jail does not take away from the fact that a person is in prison.
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In approaching the new trilogy, then, what did you take away from your experience with The Last Jedi that you're bringing with you?
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If there's one thing you'll take away from this oral history, it's that Steve Carell might just be the nicest guy in Hollywood.
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You must take away from it that Trump has a consuming need to be surrounded not only by loyalists but also by lackeys.
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"We invest in medium businesses that would be very difficult to take away from the owners, and that are in demand," he said.
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"I said to myself, 'This they can never take away from me,'" he recalled in a documentary filmed by his granddaughter Molly DeVries.
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Giving players the ability to mute might take away from the fun of the emote, but it's a good middle ground for now.
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There are a number of lessons policymakers and political junkies can take away from the social media habits of the two political parties.
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He was agitated and talked about how whatever I did now with someone would take away from my future spouse's relationship with me.
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In over 600 comments, Times readers told us how they saw Wednesday's hearing and what they thought others should take away from it.
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Extreme temperature swings are possible in remote environments, so you'll need the ability to quickly add to or take away from your wardrobe.
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Right now, it's unclear exactly how angsty The Runaways is going to be — but that doesn't take away from the interesting cast and premise.
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" On what they hope the audience will take away from the film: AR: "To me, at the baseline, it was this incredible love story.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, and whatever the future holds, the one thing you can't take away from Anderson Silva is his streak.
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REGAN: Representative, what do you say to those who are worried that this in some ways will take away from the VA hospitals themselves?
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How has your work with the organization evolved in the past year, and what message do you hope people take away from this collaboration?
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"Paying would also take away from the realness of it," Cross adds as I say bye, aware he's waiting to shoot a three-way.
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But all of these things are just distractions that take away from the Axon M's highlight feature: Its dual 5.2-inch full HD screens.
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They don't realize that it won't have an impact and then in fact, it will take away from the things I've already spoken about.
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And, not to take away from the very important supernatural happenings, but it also looks like a fan-favorite 'ship might actually become official.
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Even Miguel said, "There was always just Jack and Rebecca," so I don't think he's there to diminish that or take away from that.
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So the way he died doesn't take away from his human dignity, just as it doesn't for anyone else who dies of an overdose.
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That's the message Red Sparrow wants us to take away from its nearly two and a half hour run time, and eventually, it succeeds.
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And though there's plenty to take away from this video, one thing you won't get is a good view at what's happening, baby-wise.
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It was cracking them up—people idolize him by being sad, I don't think Kurt Cobain wanted people to take away from his art.
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What did you, not just learn from "The Get Down" like the experience, but what did you take away from it as an actor?
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"We didn't want anything to take away from our programs this season," Chock told reporters of why they have previously not discussed her injury.
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Toyota, which announced plans to build a new Mexican facility in Guanajuato in April 22010, said it would not take away from U.S. employment.
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The important thing to take away from Winslet's speech is that, at the end of the day, other people's words are just that: words.
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"I hope the one thing men take away from my record is that it's not about objectification, it's about honouring each other," he says.
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Indeed, the most powerful take-away from "Hamilton" is that we're still struggling today with some of the same issues that plagued the founders.
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The most ennobling take-away from that visit was that this important man was as regular as you would have hoped him to be.
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If there's one thing we'll always take away from this episode, it's that strength and compassion can make a blended community stronger ❤️ pic.twitter.
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Whether they can be fixed or not, Opendoor found that these 12 things are the most likely to take away from your home's value.
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Though never explicitly stated, the take-away from von Tunzelmann's book is obvious: When it comes to national leadership in chaotic times, temperament matters.
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This is the dark and spooky take-away from an upcoming exhibit at New York gallery, Sargent's Daughters, a series of paintings titled Nightshift.
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Evans talked to Business Insider about life in isolation, and what else she wants her fellow Americans stateside to take away from her experience.
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What do you hope players will take away from being forced, basically, to consider their political choices as being part of a larger collective?
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At times, the crowds in areas such as Walking Street, Pattaya Beach, and the island's northernmost point could take away from the beach fantasy.
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While the new premier is also a Sunni, he lacks broad support among his sect, and that may take away from his cabinet's legitimacy.
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"I think what to take away from this is how unprecedented it is," said Benjamin Sipprell, a meteorologist with the weather service in Boston.
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Your argument that the only thing that you can take away from Black History month is the crimes of your past is very offensive.
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AD: But with the increasing focus on Dublin, in order to cater to your EU customers, does that take away from London at all?
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Some of the federal money being redirected toward the wall could take away from schools and childcare centers for military children, according to Reuters.
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But if there's one thing you take away from any weather-related story, it's that, well, the weather is often a very difficult physics problem.
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JM: I hope people will take away from the book an understanding of who I am as a fellow human being and as an artist.
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I don't want to say too much about how we made the film because I don't want to take away from the experience of it.
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" He added, "I have so many children, it's my responsibility to make them so they contribute to society as opposed to take away from society.
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Unfortunately, the focus turned to the President and Myself which concerned me that it might take away from creating a positive result from today's discussions.
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I can see both sides here, and I think both sides will have something to take away from this when all is said and done.
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I didn't understand what I was supposed to take away from the experience, though I imagine it would have been more fun on drugs. However!
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"Nowadays, four miles is my sweet spot because I maximize my burn, but I don't take away from my wife and two kids," he says.
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The clear take-away from this poll is that, with some noteworthy exceptions, most analysts feel we are at or close to the price lows.
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" While some fans might not have agreed with the choice, Graphia insisted that "we truly meant it not at all to take away from Brianna.
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Twists like this final four fire-making may give us a more satisfying winner – but they take away from the deeper satisfactions of that game.
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Again, this is going to show effects in our economy eventually and those effects, I think, will take away from the growth we&aposre seeing.
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Still, that doesn't take away from how cool it is to see an eclipse from another world through the eyes of an intrepid rover. [NASA]
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Pleasantly, the addition of the noise-canceling technology didn't take away from audio quality at all in my sound tests.
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If there's one thing you should take away from this review, it's that the Galaxy S8 is a fantastic smartphone that's well worth the cost.
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"It's kind of the trial and error, trying to figure out what best supports the scene and what doesn't take away from it," she says.
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" He added that his key take-away from over 20 years of coding is: "Start with who you want to bring value to and why.
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You can't control what your kids do and what they don't -- that doesn't take away from the service that the father gave to the city.
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" She added: "I do think appearance plays a major part in the workplace, but it doesn't take away from your knowledge or what you're doing.
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Too many on the left blithely throw around these labels that stifle debate and take away from the fact that racism, anti-Muslim bigotry, etc.
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If they want to get someone who sounds like David Gregory to write at the Intercept, it doesn't really take away from anything I'm doing.
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The mayo is HERBED, the pickles are pickled, and the lettuce is shredded as to not take away from the beauty of the whole beast.
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I'm not sure who cooked up this whole cockamamie plan, but it certainly seems designed to take away from this woman's moment in the sun.
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We spoke with the photographer recently on what inspired her to create "Pretty, Please" and on what she hopes viewers will take away from it.
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It is sending out a very strong message to the people who come and look at it and the stories they take away from it.
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Brain science on childhood trauma increasingly shows that these experiences take away from learning and memory and can most effectively be addressed through positive relationships.
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Here are five lessons that today's executives might want to take away from the Microsoft experience, according to the people who lived through it. 1.
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To be clear, how much Coca-Cola's margins were affected is certainly not the main question anyone should take away from this truly harrowing event.
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Mr Trump is likely to take away from his hectic week the message that he has more leverage to reshape trade than his critics claim.
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"Our take away from this is that the trend for employers remains stable, and it remains low," said Tracy Watts, a senior partner at Mercer.
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There is an agnostic gospel even a nonbeliever can take away from Pym, and it goes like this: Life is full of mild, durable disappointments.
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Here are 11 of the best lessons you can take away from the dramatic second season, with some extra help from sex and relationship experts.
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I fear becoming the focus of student interest in any way, and do not want to take away from the work of our academic focus.
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But a look at the history of the series shows that this dominance happens fairly often, and it does not take away from the drama.
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It's the company's way of helping you enjoy the outdoors with a material that would otherwise hurt the earth and take away from that enjoyment.
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"I didn't wanna take away from the legitimate and legal, I'd like to point out, career that I've worked very hard to establish," Daniels said.
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Romney has a tremendous amount of respect for the senator and he doesn't want to do anything that would take away from his retirement announcement.
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Some of his shareholders that I've spoken with express concern that investment in renewable energy might take away from the focus on their core business.
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"If you don't see yourself, you don't feel like you're represented and it could take away from how much you want to achieve," he said.
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One take-away from the data may be a renewed emphasis on telemedicine and other services that do not require an office visit, Rajjo said.
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But the tragedy of the randomized violence doesn't take away from the truth underlying her case: that too often, young black girls are the victims.
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So for the love of god, if there's only one thing AirPods take away from this patent, let it be those briefly mentioned foam inserts.[9to5Mac]
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Of course, the only "clear signal" Facebook is likely to take away from a fine this tiny is that their actions resulted in zero actual consequences.
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If there's one thing you should take away from the paper, it's that science governs the rules of how planets evolve, based on their initial conditions.
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Doing so doesn't take away from your gesture, and it enhances the experience of the recipient by giving them more time to spend with the service.
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But that doesn't take away from the fact she has close to a million fans, with streams of likes and comments on all of her posts.
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And it doesn't take away from the fact that some of the biggest names in fashion are lining up to get her to "model" their clothes.
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In one paper, they dug through the scientific literature to find a handful of studies investigating what viewers take away from medical dramas like Grey's Anatomy.
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If there's anything we should take away from the Obama administration's tenure, it is that disengagement is positively correlated with the rise of the terrorist threat.
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What I hope people take away from these images is the understanding that the practice of close, patient observation of nature is tremendously rewarding and instructive.
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"To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You" star Jordan Fisher revealed the lesson that he hopes fans take away from the rom-com sequel.
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Ultimately, that is the best thing I can take away from Tyler: Even this inconsequential one-term president was able to leave his mark on history.
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While Jax seemingly still made the donation, the jokey, "Oh, he's so nervous!" mini plot does take away from the genuinely touching IVF manner at hand.
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Pretending that an oversaturated market doesn't play a major factor in today's streaming landscape doesn't take away from the fact that it's a busy playing field.
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The thing that I take away from the experience of reviewing the Huawei P30 Pro is a sense of optimism about the competition to Google's Pixel.
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"Not in a sad or dreary kind of way, because there's a lot of positives that we can take away from it and teach our children."
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Make sure to tune in to the official season 7 premiere on July 16 and see what you can take away from the brand-new episodes.
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But the key point I take away from this, we can actually -- again, I go back to Dana Perino, because she sent some lovely articles around.
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"The big take-away from this data is that we are all more alike than we may think," Doppler's founder and CEO Craig Cole told Refinery29.
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Organizers have for years forbid the community from celebrating its sexual identity, holding that doing so would take away from the parade's intent – honoring Irish heritage.
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"I own and take responsibility for my poor choices, but [it] certainly doesn't take away from how extraordinary these kids ended up turning out to be."
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I wanted my first album to be a reminder that the one thing no one can ever take away from you is that you are you.
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I think one of the most important things that a lot of people take away from his life and background is his work on civil rights.
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"As people get older, they usually realize that there are amazing people in the world, and that doesn't take away from who they are," Engler says.
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One conclusion to take away from track records of these non-acquisitive companies is that buying startups may be more a strategic preference than a necessity.
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But still, this matter did not take away from the fact that the couple was ready for their twins, and still are ready for kids now.
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Additionally, many consumers are now shelling out for smartphone data plans and subscriptions to services like — all costs that take away from other disposable spending categories.
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What do you hope people take away from the show and from watching this new iteration of the teen story and moving the sexual conversation forward?
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What I want you to take away from this post is that if Céline can come back and look ridiculous doing it, then so can you.
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I don't want to take away from his contribution as it was significant; Gucci took trap to a different place, Young Jeezy and them did too.
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"Tonight is the end of our season but I'm not going to allow a Game 7 loss to take away from a magical year," Malone said.
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"Immigration advocates told me they're actually concerned this movement to abolish ICE could take away from the family separation issue," the Daily Beast's Jackie Kucinich said.
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"The most important thing to take away from this meeting today is a tragedy occurred in El Cajon yesterday," Wells said Wednesday at a press conference.
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I knew that I had to give everything to my daughter, as far as mentally, and that would take away from my fiancé, at the time.
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That's not to take away from "Mister Rogers" legacy or appeal – Fred Rogers broke ground in children's television, and endeared himself to millions in the process.
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So while some anxieties are unavoidable, definitely keep lines of communication open with your partner(s) to avoid letting insecurities take away from your experience together.
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But even when it does, it won't take away from how this third season navigated a path between wild storytelling diversions and good, character-based plotting.
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Even though the Beats don't support wireless charging and their case is "laughably large," according to our review, it doesn't take away from the value here.
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It's unclear what a Manhattan Theater Club audience — gay and straight, mostly white — will take away from it, other than the pleasure of a good cry.
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These findings do not take away from the need for other types of gun safety legislation, like federal legislation requiring background checks on all gun sales.
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The bartender tells us to order take away from the bar and just bring it over but that we should do it by 2150:210 p.m.
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Vanessa Friedman, the fashion director and chief fashion critic for The Times, discussed the special section and what she hoped readers would take away from it.
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You can't take away from how well Canada played but on the other hand we never got close to them physically or put them under any pressure.
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The bottom line: While the Patriots' cupcake schedule shouldn't take away from their impeccable start, any "they haven't played anybody!" gripes are legitimate because, well, they haven't.
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I'd love to hear from you about some of your hopes for what viewers will take away from the film by seeing it in these different contexts.
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Refinery29 spoke to Marker about the importance of fleshing out these female characters, the Hollywood wage gap, and what she hopes viewers will take away from Stronger.
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In particular, second-year guard, 22-year-old R.J. Hunter, had a hilarious take-away from the Celtics' recruiting strategy, saying his teammates raved about meeting Brady.
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"One thing we can take away from this research is that it is better to think about a problem than to simply follow others," the professor said.
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The one-lesson take away from this is 99.9 percent of politicians are desperately insecure, self-loathing people who cannot ... Thank you Bradley, we got that. Yeah.
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Yet, the excitement of this Charmed doesn't take away from the beloved original, despite the concerns of OG stars Holly Marie Combs, Alyssa Milano, and Shannen Doherty.
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Sarah Kliff and Ezra Klein at Vox laid out the lessons Republicans can take away from the construction of Obamacare to help their quest to build Trumpcare.
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"It doesn't take away from them getting done, but it is interesting that it completely distracts the press and the chattering class," Norquist told The Hill. Sen.
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Now, Engle runs long distances not only because he loves it but because it is one thing he can do that nobody can take away from him.
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"They made it so restrictive in that they wanted it not to be seen by the public and take away from the original design," Father Skelly recalled.
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Watch as Lucie Fink dedicates five days to spending time by herself in order to see what she can take away from those rare moments of solitude.
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But the bulk of our day is so silly, so sweet, so fun, and that's what I want the world to take away from my parenting experience.
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But he didn't seem concerned that this would take away from that experience of coming in and interfacing with normal people with just an order-ahead app.
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The more you take away from one area of a game, the more a fighter has to become creative and round out his skills with another weapon.
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"Safety-net expenses allow me to fit those things into my spending plan so that it doesn't take away from what I want to do," she said.
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So, with that said, what do we think we can take away from this season's opening, other than the suggestion that season four will be Philip-heavy?
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A final interesting thought to take away from the first basho of 2016 is that the three Mongolian yokozuna completed a rock-paper-scissors wheel of bouts.
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Yet we do not believe that these general hardships take away from our broader finding of acceptance and generosity on behalf of neighbors, community members and survivors.
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Sanders surpassed the 85033 percent threshold statewide to garner delegates from Idaho, though it is still unclear just how many he will take away from the state.
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"I mean, of course, I'm happy that I won a Grand Slam; I don't think there's anything that can take away from that," she said this month.
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He was an individual we believe in his late 50s that, that also had some other high-risk factors, but it doesn't take away from the tragedy.
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Having lost everything when she fled the Nazis, Rogier said, she always told him that education is the one thing no one can take away from you.
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"[It] will take away from the resources we have to address the crisis," Noudehou, humanitarian coordinator for the U.N. Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), said on Wednesday.
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My excitement about "Black Panther" potentially helping other minority groups is not intended to take away from the significance this film holds for so many African Americans.
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It doesn't help that many high-end TVs are equipped with mediocre speakers, which take away from the immersive experience no matter how crisp the HDR is.
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That's the biggest lesson we can take away from Berman's music, and one that came so naturally to him—in the darkness, somewhere, there is a light.
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That is not to take away from what he has been able to do, more experienced men than Tybura have been battered into complete passivity against Werdum.
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"He did something tonight that you cannot take away from him — he became president of the United States," gushed the liberal pundit Van Jones after Trump's speech.
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But, again, even if The Simpsons wasn't capable of that, why would it take away from what the series could do at the height of its powers?
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"We are pleased to provide the opportunity for everyone to take away from Russia a souvenir with our company brand," the company said in a press release.
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At the end of the day, the thing to take away from this discussion is: Wear what you want, and don't judge others for wearing what they want.
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It doesn't do anything to take away from the formula Nintendo also saw fit to include hundreds of songs from the various games represented in Super Smash Bros.
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Tell me, first, what did you want to communicate to Sarah when you sat down with her, and what did you take away from your encounter with her?
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There's no plan for article-only or daily plans, Dharmakumar explained, because that would dilute the experience and take away from building a longer-term vision and community.
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There can never be another YouTube, but that doesn't mean that developments in one of YouTube's key sources of content can't take away from its business and popularity.
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If there's one thing to take away from the robots at CES — and the state of the consumer robotic industry more generally — it's that it pays to specialize.
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There's reason to believe it's finally serious about AI thanks to Core ML, and what developers take away from this conference could help shape the company's future efforts.
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Now, the comforting lesson American liberals can take away from this is that the polls currently show Trump losing to Clinton by 6 to 7 points on average.
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There's one more key point to take away from the filing: PRN claims that, prior to Harris' death in 2016, the company had no knowledge of the infringement.
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Maybe the cannibalism is a metaphor, but that doesn't take away from the visceral depictions of flesh-eating that proved too much for some of Raw's early audiences.
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"I try and remain as anonymous and invisible as I can so it doesn't take away from the experience of the men that I play," the actor shares.
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Roxanne Jones: 'Twitter is the true Voice of America' The biggest take away from President-elect Donald J. Trump's shocking win: Twitter is the true Voice of America.
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The platform and puzzle elements and the secret antechambers and conspiracies all tie back into the game's myths and rhythms, but they take away from its cinematic flow.
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" On what she hopes visitors take away from their experience at Reebok's The Support System room at 29Rooms:"Get out there and get active, as much as possible.
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And even if Interpol and Fairey had in mind that a collaboration could have cross-promotional benefits, does that take away from the artistic integrity of their endeavor?
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" Taylor says organizers understand the situation is still being investigated -- and they don't presume guilt -- but, "We don't want to take away from this special night of recognition.
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He edited out the wires in post production, but even seeing them in the behind-the-scenes shots doesn't take away from the sheer depth of the fall.
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It is not necessary, and would be a major political mistake, for Democrats to take away from consumers the ability to buy private insurance policies if they choose.
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But for Nguyen, while there isn't an explicit message he wants to impart through Forgotton Anne, there is something he wants players to take away from the experience.
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Between the villages and the many speaker tracks — not to mention the darting between hotels — it's tough to know exactly what we should take away from the shows.
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He focused far more attention on billions of dollars in American investment in the region -- some new, some already underway -- as the major take away from his trip.
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It was actually our first song that had momentum at radio, and Epic killed the song because they didn't want it to take away from [Alice in Chains].
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Just for audiences, I think what they'll take away from this is that it's just fun seeing something that's so badass—that's so unapologetic and so well done.
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Increasing defense ministers' awareness about the potential scale of risks posed by cyber attacks appears to be an early take-away from the exercise, according to the spokeswoman.
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One interesting take away from Bloomberg's analysis though is how donations from Federal Reserve officials have increasingly moved to the Democratic Party during the last few election cycles.
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" Added Randone, "It was just a complete lack of awareness … with friends and family there and it being (Krystal's) day … to take away from that is completely selfish.
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But it's an accomplishment that they can't take away from you, but we've got to continue to grow, get better in different areas to fry the bigger fish.
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And, he said, a lengthy debate of a screening test's pros and cons would take away from other discussions at a doctor's visit that may be more productive.
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While many artists let their backup dancers act as an accessory (so they don't take away from the main act), Martin makes them a big part of the show.
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"There's a lot to take away from Jordan, but the lesson that stuck with me is to keep pushing and striving for what you want to do," she says.
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She'd felt she needed to put schooling on hold because she was "worried about the time my continued education would take away from my kids," she told BuzzFeed News.
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It's honestly hard for me to write this because I don't want to take away from the importance of seeing these stories on TV and on the big screen.
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If your memory is forgiving, that's what you'll take away from "Kinky Boots," along with that first-act anatomy of the irresistible sex appeal of a perilously high heel.
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"The FDA is scared that kratom will take away from the profits of Big Pharma," Mike Gill, an administrator of one of the bigger kratom Facebook groups, once posted.
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When he first saw the cartoon, Bayliss told Mashable he felt profound anger: Who is this person to come out and take away from what happened at Don Dale?
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The directors must have decided that my performance as Fashion Show Spectator in that ep was so raw and emotional that it would take away from the other actors.
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This worried me at first, because it seemed to take away from her narrative — unlike the two men in the film, her story was almost being told for her.
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We asked her what advice she has for aspiring Cyrils, and what she hopes women take away from the film, which hits theaters in wide release on January 19.
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While Razer believes that the size and position is great because they give the user an area to grip the phone, I think they take away from the display.
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Although the news was hard, it didn't take away from the fact that we were finally going to have a baby and we were going to see it through.
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If there's one health lesson you can take away from RHOBH, it's that the trendy procedures you see on T.V. aren't always the ones that are right for you.
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"The thing I take away from Futurama and The Last Airbender is that the audience is very, very smart," Ehasz told Polygon in a 2017 interview about Wonderstorm's plans.
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It's as if depicting real Greeks, who wear modern clothes and speak English, would take away from the illusion of this fairytale Greece designed to cement Donna's dream life.
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The player's chassis is actually made from copper, not aluminum, to reduce magnetic and other electronic interference that could take away from the quality of the sound being produced.
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But I do think the important things to take away from this are, for Republicans it was a whole lot closer than it should have been without a doubt.
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The video is part of a new campaign called #NoStereotypes, which discourages volunteers traveling abroad to developing countries from sharing photos that take away from locals' dignity and privacy.
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Of course, it's also a clever product placement for Mercedes' latest car, but that doesn't take away from the immersive warmth of human and dog frolicking in the snow.
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To take away from the inherent mundanity of the subject, our characters mouth jingoistic dialogue, giving us platitudes about how these tests will change India's place in the world.
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"I hope that those who have struggled with eating disorders take away from this campaign that there are many valid cons to sharing before-and-after photos," she says.
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It's not as good of a camera as the class-leading Galaxy S33, but not being the absolute best doesn't take away from the fact that it's still good.
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" That larger resonance explains why Mr. Woods, when asked what he hoped audiences would take away from "JFK," said "that these were real, flawed human beings doing extraordinary things.
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Someone who is not familiar with country music and maybe wasn't a fan before, what do you think is one thing that they would take away from this film?
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"The president needs to announce a specific dollar amount for new funding, not repurposed dollars that take away from other key health priorities," Wen said in a written statement.
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Ross, who's discussed Trump's immigration policy with her children, ages 4 and 20183, said her oldest was "very troubled" to learn kids are being take away from their parents.
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"The economy is slowing down, that's the sure take-away from today's industrial orders data," Gitzel said, adding that some growth forecasts would soon have to be revised down.
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None of this is to take away from Simmons, who has "best player in the universe" qualities and within a few years may be the best passer on Earth.
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I hope when people get to the end that they take away from it that there wasn't some big drama; I want it to give people a good feeling.
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What Franken is trying to do here is buy himself some time under the belief that time passing will take away from the heat around the issue right now.
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That doesn't take away from the importance of its gastronomical contribution though, since it's the place of origin for many of the delicious staple Mexican dishes that we love.
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Marriott is still several months away from announcing crucial details about the future of the program, but how much will it take away from wary S.P.G. fans like me?
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Adding a trackpad to that seems like a good idea, but I dearly hope it doesn't take away from all the benefits we get from a purely touchscreen interface.
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"I think the thing to take away from this is he was extremely critical of her judgment and stated that a high government official should know better," he said.
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The survey also noted that 37.7 percent of physicians say that regulations and insurance requirements cause them dissatisfaction and take away from their intended purpose — to care for people.
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Kanye West has a simple message on what people should take away from his journey in 2019 -- but his son has an even louder one that might resonate more.
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"When you take away from somebody's hard work or everything that goes into winning those types of games, it's pretty upsetting," said McGinest, now an analyst for NFL Network.
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I spoke with Ms. Litoff about her reasons for making the film, how suicide affects those left behind and what she hopes people will take away from her story.
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So what I really want people to see and take away from listening to the album and seeing it in stores in Brazil is that you can be yourself.
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One of the sources of a person's ideology, meaning the narratives they use to make sense out of the world, is the lessons they take away from fictional works.
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I don't want to take away from it because I think it is a step in the right direction, and I would support the US doing something like this.
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In the case of ComfyCush Vans, there are several notable differences, but none of which take away from the overall aesthetic of the shoe — every change has a distinct purpose.
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This move, however, will not take away from Nordstrom's existing plus-size department Encore (though in the new Century City location, there will not be a traditional "plus-size department").
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"It's an experience no one can ever take away from us," said Colon, who now employs some of the kids who got involved with the program when they were younger.
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If there's one message you take away from "Birthday," let it be why Tabitha finds it so hard to break up with Brady, which does finally happen in this episode.
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"I think that's a very powerful message—that nobody can take away from you the joy that you've had doing mathematics," he told Quanta Magazine in an interview last month.
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Jameson had previously lamented the difficulties of staying keto while on vacation in early March, writing on Instagram that she wouldn't let the struggle take away from her time off.
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She took her moment onstage as an opportunity to deliver a tearjerker of a speech about what she's gone through and what she hopes others can take away from it.
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Another possible objection (expressed less frequently) is that video replays will take away from the drama of soccer, which often stems from controversial calls about goals, red cards, and penalties.
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I don't want to question graffiti laws or take away from those who find acts of graffiti very serious, but I cannot tell a lie: I severely enjoyed this story.
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There's a distinct intimacy and privacy and it's a very special moment with family and friends, and I wouldn't want anything to tarnish that or to take away from that.
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What you should take away from this experience is that it's not always a great idea to put beta software on the devices you use and depend on every day.
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Regardless, it doesn't take away from the fact that, according to UC Davis' research, this new chip has more than triple the amount of cores as the previous record holder.
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Still, it doesn't take away from Huawei's actual cheating, although the creators of 3DMark says they'll reinstate Huawei's benchmark scores once it opens performance mode up to all its phones.
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I'm sure it can mean whatever you want it to mean, but at least personally that's what I take away from it and how I use it to make music.
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Of course, Shaun Livingston's wife, Joey, may not always be in the spotlight like the other ladies, but that doesn't take away from how great she looks in a bikini.
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"The thing that we take away from it was how much we came together as a city and the unity that you felt," Red Sox manager John Farrell said Friday.
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Even if an email isn't the right strategy for your team, one thing you can take away from this is the importance of communicating with the people you work with.
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"The lesson that we all ought to take away from 2016 is that inaction can be just as political as action in the run-up to an election," said Vladeck.
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Below, the Bells talk more about their decision, the fear that can come with digging into one's past, and what they hope their daughters will take away from it all.
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With livestreaming video becoming even more accessible, it's possible for any personal trainer and corporate fitness company to offer a similar service, which could begin to take away from FIT.
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"The take away from this is quite significant as it indicates that popular outcry and mobilization is not futile," said Cuba expert Ted Henken at Baruch College in New York.
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In my view, there might be many other good deeds the Trump administration should be doing, but that doesn't take away from the fact that this is a good deed.
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Lena Waithe: Well, I'm a believer that an artist should never tell an audience what to take away from their work, so I don't really have an answer to that.
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People don't know the alternatives, they know how this method works, and rope is always available—that doesn't take away from the fact that it's a horrible way to die.
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It was recommended they delay a split at what seemed to be the peak of his career because the negative attention would take away from the excitement of the release.
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"What I want everyone to take away from this series is that they should take everything that they are fed by the media with a grain of salt," explains Loftin.
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Grimes's conviction, in the end, appears to have been the result of sloppy and lazy police work, and as a reader I'm not sure what to take away from this.
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But I can't figure out what Vice's motives are, or what we're meant to take away from the film — and I think some of the fault falls in McKay's lap.
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The distractions that come from your smartphone, like social media feeds and the temptation to photograph every moment, can also take away from genuinely enjoying the moment, Mr. Harris explained.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says the very best investment you can make is one that "you can't beat," can't be taxed and not even inflation can take away from you.
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What do you take away from this article, or from your own experience or knowledge, about why black and Hispanic students are underrepresented at the nation's top colleges and universities?
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She does like to give prospects one key take away from that initial conversation that makes them think, "I never thought of that ..." and encourages them to hire her.2.
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If there is one main thing to take away from Pence's visit to Israel, it is that the U.S.-Israel relationship is finally back on firm footing where it belongs.
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And unto them, I say stand tall and crush all predators under the weight of your heart that is full of the love they will never take away from you.
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"Not to take away from that historical significance from you perhaps becoming the first female president, but for younger, younger generations you will become their first white president," Galifianakis deadpans.
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I think there can be something useful to take away from scale weight — but it's certainly not something to use as the sole way to determine your perceived successes and failures.
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Dressed in comfy duds, the youngsters weren't quite their usual lively selves, but as their mom pointed out in the post's caption, it didn't take away from how adorable they were.
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PEOPLE recently sat down with Garner, Duhamel and Robinson to discuss the emotional weight of the film and what they hope audiences and LGBTQ youth in particular take away from it.
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"I really hope people take away from this is that we're all great as we are and we can be better people if we start accepting that now," the actress says.
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None of this is intended to take away from Mr Woods's stirring victory—or even to suggest that he has benefited from exceptionally good luck on the whole during his comeback.
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Even with some ambient sound, I felt that it didn't take away from me being able to get lost in the music, and the miles ticked by quickly as a result.
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I thought that I would notice the lack of nuanced Black women characters as an annoyance, not as a mistake that would take away from the overall value of the show.
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Its clarity on that strategy came to it in an unlikely way that sheds some light on how M&A negotiations can work, and what targets might take away from them.
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Most people can come in, and even if it's down to buying a pack of postcards, there is something you can take away from the exhibition so it doesn't alienate anyone.
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When you watch Usain Bolt run, as a former gold medallist in the sport, what do you take away from watching him that the average person might not notice or recognize?
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But when the channel started growing beyond what they ever thought it would, Shane and Hannah had to think more about what they wanted people to take away from their videos.
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Although we can't take away from the great Democratic candidates we saw this election cycle who worked tirelessly to win, some of the candidates ran this year in reaction to Trump.
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Indeed, the message Europe will take away from this decision is the following: we don't need to worry about the United States us accountable, no matter how loud their president complains.
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If the primary lesson we take away from the shooting in Florida is that we have to make schools (or workplaces, or movie theaters) safer, we are badly misplacing our attention.
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While Alfonso Cuarón's Roma wasn't awarded Best Picture at the Academy Awards, that doesn't take away from the fact that it was, indeed, one of the best movies in recent memory.
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And when you start slapping on colors to Humphrey Bogart, or some of the scenes in Casablanca, you really take away from what the cameraman and director was trying to achieve.
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"Stand tall and crush all predators under the weight of your heart that is full of the love that they will never take away from you," he said to the audience.
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The real take away from the Lebanese election should be that two thirds of the seats were won by candidates that align with the west over Iran, either aggressively or passively.
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Unfortunately, this stability leg does take away from the aesthetic appeal of the design, but the guaranteed stabilization it provides ensures that you won't have to deal with a wobbly desk.
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She seemed, if anything, less humbled by a valedictory experience than curious about what there was to take away from it besides a scratchy polyester gown and an unflattering tasseled cap.
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"While the delayed closing is unfortunate, it does not take away from our enthusiasm toward the Fidelis acquisition and Centene in general," Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Steven Halper wrote in a note.
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" Gregg added that "they undermine the message, they distract, they take away from the time that administration officials, including the president and the chief of staff, can be engaged in policy.
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I don't want to ever be a hindrance or take away from what they're doing or steal the spotlight from some up and coming girls that deserve it more than me.
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And so, when he chased me around his office, I wasn't afraid of him physically so much as I was afraid of what I knew he could take away from me.
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If there's anything you can take away from the "Bootylicious" video it's that everyone is beautiful, and if you can rock it, no matter what "it" is, you can be bootylicious too.
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But I hope that when people listen to it, they can take, I mean, I hope people take away different things from the song, but that's what I take away from it.
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I like the sound of the new MacBook Pro's speakers better for music and entertainment, but that doesn't take away from the fact that the HP's Bang & Olufsen system is very good.
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We chatted about their approach to balancing historical accuracy with storytelling, what to expect from the new episodes, and what they hope audiences will take away from the show in the end.
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If it seems like they really are trying to help you, try to put your feelings aside and ask yourself what you can take away from what they're telling you, she says.
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What I'd like people to take away from it is seeing the artistic step up for me, video-wise, and to notice the different layers of the relationship through the different colors.
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What I want you to take away from this is the following: If you are a minor and are being pursued by someone over 18, please know that their behavior is wrong.
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There's a lot for business owners to take away from the course, too, including lessons on how to lead a community of Snapchat followers onto a website or other social media platforms.
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But then, as your eyes get accustomed to all that, you realize the OnePlus 7 Pro doesn't have any notches, punch holes, or other distractions to take away from that lovely display.
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That made him seem less of a superstar in the public eye if you hear Lebron James rapping subpar that would kind of take away from him a little bit to someone.
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That said, one thing we can take away from the research on this topic so far is that sex is not inherently detrimental to men's strength or athletic performance the following day.
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I recently wrote a letter with our incredible team to casting directors and designers explaining how they should interpret, and what they should take away from, IMG's show package [of model castings].
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Diaz, Leake help Cardinals to 5-3 win over Braves ATLANTA — The first homer that Mike Leake has allowed this season came too late to take away from another impressive pitching performance.
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I have the highest respect for the women who have worked so hard to reach the pinnacle of their sport and I never meant to take away from their abilities and accomplishments.
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"Invoking aliens undoubtedly gets more attention, but if it's not presented with appropriate caveats it is likely to be the only thing many people take away from a given story," Knight said.
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Their rapport was one of the few positives to take away from Sabathia's latest outing, as he continues to regress after a strong stretch of seven starts from May to mid-June.
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It's common knowledge by now that Miles Morales appears in the game, but to say anything about how and why would take away from how freaking cool it is when he appears.
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But none of that should take away from what Casio's done here, though — its first effort at a smartwatch is the most innovative and convincing Android Wear device I'm yet to see.
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If there's one thing you take away from this video, it should be that nothing goes better with sped-up footage of someone creating intricate fondant roses than late-90s house music.
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If there is one lesson for other cooks to take away from this, it is to not let your knives out of your sight even for a second, and don't trust anybody.
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"There is very little to take away from the summit and the markets will be focused on the Fed's forward guidance," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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ORR said in an statement that the agency "has only limited resources," and that counting prior DHS separations would take away from its main focus of caring for children in government custody.
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But visual elegance can't take away from the fact that that thumping club scene and the rushed-feeling finale come off as letdowns after Ms. Reid and Ms. Perkins's spookily suggestive opening.
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"What I take away from this experience is taking pride in your home, in your things — there are things that I like and they just can't have power over me," she said.
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Like, 'Hey we're immigrants and we obviously don't agree with what the president is saying, but we're going to take away from some of his power by reusing some of his language.
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But every year, the Academy Awards offers a reminder of short films' ability to showcase a stunning variety of filmmaking techniques and themes — and their runtime doesn't take away from their power.
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Over the past several years, YouTube users from Vancouver, Canada and Fort Worth, Texas allege to have captured the event in their respective hometowns So what can we take away from this?
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"What I would take away from [my] model is that there are some forces that might still make human labor relevant for the future, but they are slow acting," he says by email.
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"What I hope we can all take away from it is that she and we don't really have to change anything about ourselves, about how we look and who we are," Kohn said.
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Although the general rule of thumb for running sneakers is the lighter, the better, I was initially concerned that making an already light shoe even lighter would take away from its structural integrity.
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Nursing her now lasts a handful of minutes at most, because anything longer than that would take away from her somersaulting down our hallway while she wails away on her little plastic kazoo.
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But this will never take away from how much I love her, need her in my life, and think that she is one of the best things that has ever happened to me.
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Farahat's family left Iran in 1986, but he has been able to return, and believes one lesson players may take away from the game is a lesson Iranians learned thanks to the revolution.
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But even indulging in some tried-and-true Archer traditions doesn't take away from the fact that season seven feels like a real evolution for its characters — because they're being forced to evolve.
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While all of this mother-daughter bonding is my preferred take away from "Number Two," it was crafted for a purpose: bringing Kate and fiancé Toby (Chris Sullivan) back together after the miscarriage.
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But, despite who may or may not be at its helm, we trust there will always be something to take away from the retailer when it comes to unconventional styling tips and tricks.
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While Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton quietly snuck into St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle as to not take away from Princess Eugenie's nuptials to Jack Brooksbank, all eyes were on Cara Delevingne.
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Additionally, the clubman bars makes it look awesome, but might take away from the versatility that is one of the XSR900's strong points (I feel that way about clubmans on any bike).
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However, Kaufman also reiterated that being transgender isn't just about surgery — some may choose not to undergo gender confirmation procedures at all, and that doesn't take away from their identities in any way.
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Perhaps the biggest take-away from the report could be that the end of SaaS as we've known could be coming if modern tools make it easier for companies to build software themselves.
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There are things that mechanization and robots can take away from us for the better, but bars of the future will still have that element of luxury, and customization will become more important.
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"When you get attached to this industry, it becomes such an intricate part of your life, something that you really can't lose and something that people can't take away from you," Davis said.
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Asked at the end of the evening what his audience should "take away" from the distilled wisdom of his book, he paused, giving that owlish, quizzical look of his and said, "Several copies."
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But Lou DePaoli, the Mets' executive vice president and chief revenue officer, said he did not believe that the absence of Harvey and Matz will take away from the cachet of the giveaways.
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Perhaps one of the lessons we should take away from this is that it's time to implement RCV at all levels of government in order to offer voters a greater range of choices.
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When asked what the most memorable thing he'll take away from his time on the show is, Nairn of course mentioned his emotional death scene, but then quickly segued to the nude scene.
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Those 36 to 48 hours after you leave the floor on Saturday are very special and, once again, you are talking about forty minutes that no one can ever take away from you.
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I suspect that the most obvious lesson that I should take away from that experience is that a human perspective under the influence of rum, social anxiety, and euphony is far from infallible.
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Iñárritu places viewers in the role of observer, so the question becomes: What are we meant to take away from observing a work in the "real space" of the 3-D computer environment?
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I'll bet that what the kids take away from the experience (and what they tell their friends afterwards) is the memory of the VR instead of a memory of a scary hospital experience.
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They were reluctant to elevate them to such a high-profile role in the trial, which they worry could take away from the solemn nature of the proceedings and serve as a distraction.
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I don't believe that they should be so visible that they take away from the general aesthetic of a historic district, but I have also seen ways in which they don't have to.
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"Let Me Take Your Order" — Yermo, California (2016) "Sunday at the Roller Skate" — Texarkana, Texas (2016) "Leaving Town" — Kansas City, Kansas (2016) What do you hope people will take away from these pictures?
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He also said the EU should take away from EU governments the veto power on tax matters that has so far prevented the introduction of a digital tax in the bloc last year.
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My advice for starting a company like mine: Talk to everyone you meet and ask as many inquisitive questions as possible, because you never know what you can take away from the conversation.
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While some students can get what they need academically in three years, Dr. Goldrick-Rab said, packing in all those credits can take away from the time they can spend on other things.
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"That's the current trend, but it doesn't take away from the fact that monetary policy is tightening and that typically doesn't end well," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at Bleakley Financial Group.
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Playing on that idea of individuality, Palau wanted to show off each model's own hair texture ("We tried other, different things, but it seemed to take away from the girls' personality," he said).
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If there's anything you take away from this story, it's that there's nothingwrong with allowing yourself to be vulnerable and asking for help—in anything you do, but especially in your job search.
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One narrative Democrats might take away from the 2016 election is that they are actually the majority party, and they don't need to expand their coalition or change the dividing line in politics.
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Arpino noted, however, that caregiving is not the only activity that can improve health, and too many caring responsibilities can take away from other beneficial activities like working, being in social clubs, or volunteering.
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