Those are some things we can take out of it.
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Take out of oven and add shredded swiss cheese on top.
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Certainly encouraging and hopefully something he can take out of it.
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How many more costs are there to take out of this?
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Mr. Trump needs something positive to take out of the experience.
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My passport, which I forgot to take out of my book bag.
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The big question: How much did the Lightning take out of them?
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What we can take out of this is a lot of courage.
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I think that's a positive thing to take out of this series.
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The second is: how much can you take out of your savings?
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I had to take out of my retirement to pay off the dental.
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Oh, my passport, which I forgot to take out of my book bag.
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Where do you take out-of-towners to have a distinctly Vegas experience?
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We'll take out of this what we didn't do well and push forward.
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But humans, it turns out, are tough to take out of the equation.
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So how much does McCarthy take out of his seven-figure portfolio each year?
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How much growth is that going to take out of what we&aposve seen?
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This is a really important point for you to take out of this convention.
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There's not a lot to take out of the game that we really like.
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She survived on the little water she could take out of the iron, she said.
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Also, anything owned by Lisa Vanderpump is funny to take out-of-town friends to.
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Higher home values also mean they have more cash to take out of their homes.
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"The more you take out of the landscape," he reckons, "the more you diminish it."
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So how much of a bite did global sanctions take out of North Korea's economy?
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Take out of fridge two hours before cooking and allow to come to room temp. 3.
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Below are four monthly expenses that I've now vowed to take out of my budget permanently.
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So, look, this is a really important point for you to take out of this convention.
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But the Urus eliminates the need to choose which one to take out of the garage.
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"This is a really important point for you to take out of this convention," Bill said.
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"I think there are a lot of good things to take out of this one," Norris said.
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I also prep Crock-Pot chicken parmesan that I'll take out of the fridge and start tomorrow.
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Only. The life I live I want to take out of me, the pain hurts so bad.
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That's the most important single idea to take out of the June employment report published Friday morning.
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Those we always take out of the traps and release, and that is 100 percent the truth.
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"I felt good — I guess that's about the only positive I can take out of this," Zimmermann said.
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That was a — BARBARO: O.K. COMEY: — detail that the F.B.I. asked me to take out of the book.
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"We got a point out of it, that's something positive we can take out of it," Schenn said.
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"They had the most amazing raspberry scones they would take out of the oven every day," Mr. Halle said.
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No matter how much early retirees take out of their accounts, they have one asset older retirees lack: time.
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Meanwhile, if you are in retirement, the money you take out of your accounts should be front and center.
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This is the main thing that I can take out of the Portuguese example to other examples in Europe.
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A good chunk of the income of financial-services companies is the "cut" they take out of these returns.
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"There's no reason to be alarmed," he said in a statement that Trump appeared to take out of context.
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What people take out of the meeting and how we act upon, interpret and act on what we learned.
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Corporate and personal tax cuts will simply take out of circulation money that was revolving, albeit at a sedentary pace.
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Thinking about retiring somewhere exotic but worried about how much of a bite it will take out of your savings?
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Next we have another state that all the pundits simply refuse to solidly take out of the Democrats' column: Colorado.
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The first question to ask is: how much can you afford to take out of your cash flow each month?
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"There will be deductible in your paycheck," Biden said, referencing the chunk that taxes would take out of people's pay.
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That's because the Amazon Go store tracks what customers take out of the store and charges for purchases through the app.
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"I want people to take out of that picture that I'm willing to have the uncomfortable and inconvenient conversations," he said.
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They are sucking trillions of dollars out of our country — they're rebuilding China with the money they take out of our country.
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American taxpayers would be paying for others to accumulate valuable knowledge and skills that they would then take out of the country.
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In its view, land is valuable primarily because of what you can take out of it—minerals, oil and gas, timber, food.
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"We've got pretty much regulation stability so the lessons we take out of RB13 (the current car) will go into 14," said Horner.
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If you also have money invested elsewhere, be sure to calculate how much you need to take out of those accounts as well.
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Every client has an ID card, and can request the contents of various boxes, which they can then take out of the vault.
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The revised deal could offer many of the same benefits as a whole-sale take out of the company, but on a smaller scale.
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The final price, which is unlikely to be disclosed, will depend on how much cash the existing shareholders will take out of the company.
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That's especially the case here, however, given that the launch means the gaming company is cutting Google's 30 percent take out of the equation.
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"We put extra snow on certain areas, in the amount we'd need to take out of oceans to avoid sea level rise," Levermann explains.
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Now that Desmond is back, the Rockies have altered their plans because Reynolds, 3503, has been too hot to take out of the lineup.
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Living with her parents would allow her to take out-of-town gigs without paying rent for an unused room or finding a subletter.
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Since the average single-show earnings come in around $20,000, the Atlantic looked into how much Holzhauer's earnings would take out of the show's budget.
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"They sell one part to the central bank and the other part they take out of the country without any kind of control," he says.
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" And: "We can't allow China to take, out of our country, $507 billion every year, not including intellectual property theft and so many other things.
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By 2016, international routes had more than tripled to 739, meaning there were far more routes for the virus to take out of the country.
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She landed in New York City with no more than $10 — all the money the Germans would allow her to take out of the country.
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Firms like Fidelity will provide you with a calculation for how much you need to take out of the retirement accounts you have invested with them.
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"That's the amount of money that you can take out of your 401(k) and IRA and remain in the same bracket," said Keckler at Ameriprise.
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There's so much footage that's not in the film, so many amazing characters and amazing scenes that broke my heart to take out of the film.
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And there will be no further restrictions on the types of goods that Americans can take out of Cuba, including the country's popular rum and cigars.
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Cotton, unfortunately, appears to have scoured the crime-reducing bill looking for anything he could take out of context -- and then started fear-mongering about it.
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I think of all the parts that I've had to take out of pieces over the years, thinking, Oh, they won't be able to do that.
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That, at the moment, appears to be the only route he's willing to take out of the shutdown, apart from Congress funding the border wall outright.
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"That's the amount of money that you can take out of your 401(k) and IRA and still remain in the same bracket," said Keckler at Ameriprise.
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"He's pushing the envelope to see how much time and cost he can take out of the process," said Ron Harbour, a manufacturing consultant at Oliver Wyman.
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"But there was one violin that he could never allow me to take out of the shop, and that was the 'Kochanski' Guarnerius," Mr. Rosand told violinist.com.
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"It would be reasonable to have an amount that you would take out of the balance sheet each month that would be digestble for the Treasury," said Evans.
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But really, the best lesson you can take out of the past days of Wolfenstein commentary is that most people aren't Nazis, which is a depressingly low bar.
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Go uses a network of cameras and sensors to dynamically monitor customers and automatically bill them for what they take out of the store via a smartphone app.
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So think about that sports day event at your kid's school, or that wildlife picture, or maybe that shot you want to take out of a moving train.
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Take Out of the Shadows, for example: It was probably a mistake to expect much from the latest Ninja Turtles movie, especially given how dreadful its predecessor was.
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This year, the deficit on American foreign trade in goods and services is expected to take out of the economy more than $550 billion, or 2.7 percent of GDP.
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Groups like the American Immigration Council and the US Chamber of Commerce have found that immigrants pay more into Medicare and Social Security than they take out of it.
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SAFE fined the bank nearly $20153,000 for breaking a government rule limiting how much foreign currency people can take out of their accounts within a short period of time.
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"We wanted simple messages that kids could latch on to and take out of it, like saving for a rainy day," said Hugh Norton, Visa's head of financial education.
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Congress was worried that merchants wouldn't take out-of-state credit cards if consumers could easily withhold payment, leaving the merchant to try to collect it in an inconvenient court.
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It may also dawn on you that the $4.95 daily "minibar restocking fee" on your bill is in addition to the cost of whatever you take out of the minibar.
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Airport security lines are long and slow, in part because of all the things we have to take out of our bags before putting them through the X-ray system.
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Still, what most will take out of the first face-to-face encounter between the two men is that America's leader bought the Kremlin's denials of election meddling, facts be damned.
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KIEV, July 9 (Reuters) - Ukraine central bank has scrapped the limit on money that foreign investors are allowed to take out of the country as dividends, the bank said on Tuesday.
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Mining investors have said they need regulatory certainty and the removal of foreign exchange restrictions that limit how much money companies can take out of Zimbabwe due to the dollar shortage.
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I stayed in Greensboro for 12 years, eating a lot of Cook Out and coming to understand why this fast food chain is the place to take out of town visitors.
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So Sonos designed a handle directly into the Move's molded plastic shell to make it easy to pick up and move from room to room or take out of the house.
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She had $9,500 in cash with her, just under the limit of $10,000 that a person can take out of the country without declaring it to immigration and customs officials, they said.
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"My political will extends to that: to take out of the tenders anyone suspected in wrongdoing and is under investigation...I will not allow my name to be stained," he told reporters.
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You have to win roughly 53 percent of your bets to beat the "rake," another poker term for the roughly 10 percent service fee DraftKings and FanDuel take out of each wager.
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KIEV, June 25 (Reuters) - Ukraine's central bank may ease restrictions on how much money in dividends non-resident investors can take out of the country, Governor Yakiv Smoliy told reporters on Tuesday.
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The tax brackets, known as tax withholding tables, tell employers how much to take out of employees' paychecks for federal income taxes based on criteria such as single or joint filing status.
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Once you have the goal in mind, take time to look at your daily and household budgets and ask what you can take out of that budget to put into your bucket list account.
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On its website, Customs and Border Protection says there's no limit on the amount of money one can take out of the country or bring in, but travelers must declare any amount over $10,000.
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You use the W and S keys to look up and down between the friend and the hot pot, and the mouse to select things to put in or take out of the hot pot.
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By 1937 she completed it, setting sail for New York with four dollars – the standard amount that the Nazis allowed Jews to take out of the country – and not returning to Germany for 62 years.
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"What we will take out of this and how we will turn it into something inspiring, and how it will poke at more universal issues, is the thing that excites me the most," he continued.
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I think that's what I want them to take out of this film, where this 13-year-old created this film and it turned out to be this wonderful, Black Girl Magic, fulfilling, and loving film.
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There is a fog of cigarette smoke so heavy that, later, when I get back to my hotel, I can smell it under my fingernails and on the dollar bills I take out of my pockets.
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A required minimum distribution, or RMD, is the amount of money that individuals who are 70½ or over must take out of their retirement accounts, or other tax-deferred accounts such as certain annuities, each year.
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But you take out of these moments whatever feelings or opinions you bring into them; Bombshell presents them so as to look fair and balanced, but stops short of offering a perspective on any of it.
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Stephen Stromberg: So the the public plan, it would be, you take what you take out of the profits from the insurance companies and the maladministration, as you mentioned, in some of these insurance plans and yours.
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We used NerdWallet's cost of living calculator to get a better picture of just how much money three basic food staples — bread, a dozen eggs, and a gallon of milk — will take out of your grocery budget.
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It took me out of my own world that wasn't super pleasant at the time and I thought, 'Maybe other people wanna be take out of their unpleasant times and be transported into something that's cool and different.
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The police have been looking into the possibility that Mr. Olmert mishandled classified information when he gave part of a manuscript that he had written behind bars to one of his lawyers to take out of the prison.
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RMDs, as they are commonly known, are the minimum amount individuals who are age 2401½ and older must take out of their retirement funds such as individual retirement accounts or workplace-based accounts such as 22018(k) plans.
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Over the course of 2000, the amount of equity borrowers could take out of their homes, or so-called tappable home equity, rose by $210 billion, the largest annual increase by dollar value on record, according to Black Knight.
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The words from the Trump transition team is that the president "can't have" a conflict of interest as a matter of law, and that Trump is taking extreme measures that he isn't obligated to take out of a sense of propriety.
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"If you add up all of our volume over the quarter, that's hundreds of billions of dollars we're able to free up and take out of the system to use for other purposes," he told CNBC's "Fast Money" on Tuesday.
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"Given the EU fleets take about four times as much fish out of UK waters as we take out of EU waters...the expectation is there will be a lot more fish (for UK fisherman)," said NFFO chief executive Barrie Deas.
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"The rig count's at a low not seen since 2009, I'm not sure how many more rigs they can take out of service at this point," Kilduff said, adding that the oil market has priced in OPEC's upcoming meeting and the freeze deal.
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Additionally, a lot of these financial buyers like to acquire software companies because they are strongly recurring, and if your goal changes from revenue growth to driving EBITDA, there's usually a lot of inefficiency that they can take out of the business.
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But the means by which this growth was achieved, was through expansive development and use of America's natural gas, a resource that resides in great measures below the very same Arctic waters Mr. Miller now wants to permanently take out of commission.
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Over the course of 2017, the amount of money a borrower can take out of a home while still leaving 20 percent in it, which is what most lenders require, rose by $735 billion, the largest annual increase by dollar value on record.
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But the Move is the first Sonos speaker you can take out of your home, and even though it comes with a high price tag compared to typical Bluetooth speakers, it will likely find a lot of fans among the Sonos faithful.
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First thing in the morning, I sit on the edge of my bed and meditate for at least 15 minutes; this isn't a remarkable amount of time to take out of your day, even though sometimes it feels like you'll never find a spare second.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoYelling at a screen to display videos is more convenient than calling up the videos on your phone (which you'd first have to take out of your pocket!) or searching for them on your computer (which you'd have to type on!
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EG: I think it depends on how much friction you can take out of the physician process, but also the flip side of it is, if physicians are telling people that they should consider it, that's actually a really powerful way, as well, for people to participate.
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That June ends up handing Nichole to Emily (Alexis Bledel) to take out of Gilead, but stays there herself, is something Serena would never imagine (and is surely a decision that will be debated by viewers from now until 2019, when the next season of The Handmaid's Tale premieres).
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"The CFTC must use its authority and influence to address the question of whether the amount of capital that bank regulators have caused financial institutions to take out of trading markets is at all calibrated to the amount of capital needed to be kept in global markets," he said.
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"If we continue burning coal and oil the way we do today and regret our inaction later, the amounts of greenhouse gas we would need to take out of the atmosphere in order to stabilise the climate would be too huge to manage," Lena Boysen, the report's lead author, said in a statement.
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In Seattle, that's meant setting up the employees-only concept store, Amazon Go. The store features the company's "just walk out" technology, which uses a combination of machine vision, sensors, and data science to monitor shoppers in the store and then automatically charge their Amazon accounts for the things they take out of the shop.
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Ironically, this week Congress had a hearing about what NASA should do with the ISS because it's seemingly too expensive; the space agency has only spent $67 billion so far on the station, so I'm really looking forward to the increase of more than $100 billion that Trump decides to take out of the war machines fund.
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"Some of these people are both defendants and victims who we were able to take out of a lifetime of criminal activity to be productive members of the community… If funding continues to be pulled from the state and county courts, we'll have no choice but to shift funds away from discretionary to mandatory programs," Eckhardt continued.
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"We can no longer continue to avoid the question of whether the amount of capital that bank regulators have caused financial institutions to take out of trading markets is at all calibrated to the amount of capital needed to be kept in global markets to support the health and durability of the global financial system," Giancarlo said.
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"We want to empower people to do their best work, and the more friction we can take out of the process for the customer to stay in just a single app and not have to hop around, we find is really pleasing to the customer," Microsoft executive vice president Peggy Johnson told CNBC in an interview.
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"I think it's the beginning of a much broader set of things we're going to see from Snap, [such as] I think the ability to change how people think of the camera — it's not just something you hold and shoot, you take out of your pocket or out of a case — it's right there with you all the time," Elman said.
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The other side of the coin is that Princess Yachts is one of the largest employers in Plymouth, so people losing jobs haven't got other jobs they can walk straight into, and a bigger part of that is that 360 times £25/30/35k [$35/43/50k] a year is a lot of money to take out of the economy in Plymouth.
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"We're not asking the opposite side of that [balance sheet capital] question, and that is not how much capital to take out of markets, but how much capital needs to stay in markets to provide healthy trading environments and to avoid incidents like we had last Friday with the flash crash and a dozen other flash crashes over the last seven years," Giancarlo said.
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Despite the relatively low number of benefits claimants, leave campaigners say that public services in the U.K. are under strain and that immigration cannot be controlled whilst the country remains within the EU. Those in the remain camp point to the economic contribution of EU migrants and say they pay more in taxes than they take out of the U.K. Most data show that, fiscally, EU migrants make a net contribution to the U.K. In 73, economists at UCL (University College London) said that EU migrants made a net contribution of £20 billion to U.K. public finances between 2000 and 2011.
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