Pay it forward — that's what I'm taking away from this.
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That's a thing that I'm taking away from this for sure.
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"E-commerce is certainly taking away from that traffic," Hall said.
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I'm sorry this is taking away from your day and vacation!
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That's the main point we should be taking away from this episode.
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Still, exactly what they are taking away from the standoff is unclear.
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To do so would be taking away from his laid-back artistry.
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But what sorts of lessons are people taking away from the film?
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I feared what I would be taking away from them—a daughter.
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And she wondered what other students were taking away from the experience.
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Looking back, what are you taking away from this incredible season for you?
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People be wishing for other peoples kids to be taking away from them.
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"This is a trend that is heavily taking away from that," he said.
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"This is not about taking away from any other community," Sean Combs explained.
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So what are you taking away from this experience, both personally and professionally?
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That's the lesson I'm taking away from this date night, and you know what?
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Meticulously finding ways to maintain a mood with textures without taking away from the song.
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See the full list of everything Netflix is taking away from us next month, ahead.
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Ahead, the lessons we can safely recommend taking away from the Cat Marnell school of beauty.
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For the first quarter overall, inventory investment was on the weaker side, taking away from growth.
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And it only happens, I'm not taking away from coolfest1999, AKA limp biscuits, incredible Tweets here.
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Who do you see as the intended reader, and what are they taking away from this?
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If you ask: The time I'm spending on my phone — what is that taking away from?
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Your equity that you're getting, oh, it's taking away from my equity that I should be getting.
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"Money directed toward paying down debt is taking away from other areas of your life," Ryan said.
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"Every bit of money we're using to save Frank we're taking away from someone else," she said.
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You don't want that ... So just say no when requests start taking away from your personal time.
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I can't see a band that's in their 211s and taking away from bands that are 133.
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But first, I wanted to ask Levy about the project and what he's taking away from it.
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"This has nothing to do with the company, but it's not taking away from the company," Left said.
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"You're taking away from citizens the right to vote," Democratic Representative Louise Alexander told the Montgomery Advertiser newspaper.
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James expressed disappointment that the situation was taking away from the Eagles' accomplishment of winning the Super Bowl.
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"As we get older, I don't want him to think tennis is taking away from family," Norlaila said.
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My daughter has always felt guilty that because of her illness, she was taking away from the family.
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I feel like, if anything, the woman gets blamed for what happens, for taking away from what they do.
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"Starbucks was becoming this big corporate machine and taking away from the little guy," said restaurant consultant Aaron Allen.
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A few years ago, he discovered that his drinking was taking away from his ability to connect with his audience.
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Google set out to find a way to make reading the text easier without taking away from the visual experience.
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"It's a shame that this group is taking away from a platform that is bringing so many people joy," Galanis said.
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The same company reported that people are more engaged in playing, taking away from time they'd normally spend in other apps.
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It might be unfair but her symbolic stance is taking away from the equally important are far more attainable immediate goal.
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There are also some sparkly orange arrows that sometimes direct you to the right spot, taking away from the immersive experience.
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Many who accuse Airbnb of taking away from the housing pool for a city's permanent residents decry these mini Airbnb empires.
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Plus the nonsense is taking away from the more important things we should be focusing on at a time like this.
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"Large municipalities sometimes see ride sharing as their enemy because it's taking away from their ridership," said Lynn Dollin, Innisfil's mayor.
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I'm taking away from Black History month the image of Spike Lee preaching to the nation about the significance of 1619.
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"Large municipalities sometimes see ride sharing as their enemy because it's taking away from their ridership," said Lynn Dollin, Innisfil's mayor.
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"The way I see it [is] that [charters] are taking away from all those kids who are left behind," Hammer said.
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Many credit card companies take out a small percentage of the tip you leave taking away from the server's full tip amount.
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Rather than taking away from the fight of good verses evil, it shows that while the line is blurry, it's still there.
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I don't doubt that the time he's taking away from the company now will be spent partly with him recovering and grieving.
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One thing she doesn't want people taking away from the Men and Marsupial calendar, is the idea that opossums make good pets.
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However, today many brands have their own boutiques or showrooms, which is taking away from foot traffic and sales, according to Smith.
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The first inning was not a positive but taking away from that, I think Zach has something to build on for sure.
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If I sat here and gave you the gory details of what happened to me, what are you taking away from that?
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Freedom, courage, and a hope for liberation — that's what people have been taking away from the story of the Exodus for millennia.
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Online advertising has boomed, taking away from print ads that would typically go to support local newspapers, radio broadcast and TV broadcasters.
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Matt Bevin (R), undid the executive order — just as easily taking away from ex-felons what the former governor had given them.
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Trying to connect these disparate dots is taking away from the fascinating and actual story that The Mandalorian is telling on Disney+.
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I love social media, but the negative people on social media don't realize that they're taking away from what could be so positive.
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It also helps me not to feel like doing stuff for Jordan's mom is a burden or taking away from rare family time.
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In focusing on my own pleasure, I feel that I'm taking away from my partner's, as if pleasing me doesn't also please her.
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I get the sense that Apple thinks this whole situation is overblown and an undeserved distraction taking away from an otherwise great product.
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Indeed, "decriminalising consumption without taking away from organised crime the provision of the supply of drugs would be counterproductive, even disastrous," he argues.
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But when you're talking about it taking away from a season like that, that's when we're valuing that stuff a little too much.
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" Allison Roskelley, Jess's wife, wrote, "Your dream was engrained in your soul, and that is something I never imagined taking away from you.
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You're taking away from the players the one thing that players love about Davis Cup, which is the home tie, the home crowd.
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At the end, though, what I found myself taking away from the experience was that my pancreas was working just as it should.
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If these were potato chips they were taking away from us, we would be marching on Washington with pitchforks and spears right now.
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Chittock contends that FodderWorks' robotic system isn't taking away from any jobs, because this type of feed production simply hasn't been done before.
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She steals every scene she is in, but in a way that complements her co-stars instead of taking away from their performances.
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They quietly built chemistry through the first couple seasons and switched seamlessly to dating, never taking away from the show's primary focus: the squad.
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But GMC needs to be cautious about AT4 not taking away from Denali models, particularly for the upcoming 2021 Yukon and Yukon XL SUVs.
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The momentum could ultimately be taking away from Black Friday, with some people saying there were fewer lines at malls and outside stores Friday morning.
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If I was making a film about the two of them then it would really make sense, but it was taking away from Robin's story.
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"Every second you spend thinking about what someone else has, it is taking away from time that you can create something for yourself," he says.
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He said that Eurovision venues began placing guidelines on flags in 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan, as large flags were taking away from the televisual experience.
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"If these were potato chips they were taking away from us, we would be marching on Washington with pitchforks and spears right now," Kimmel said.
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I had this internal struggle where it was like, if I went to prom in a suit, would I be taking away from my boyfriend's masculinity?
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I remember in the early years of Warped Tour, the argument was that it was taking away from local scenes and local bands or local venues.
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"This helps create balance during the day and ensures that device use isn't taking away from important interactions and life activities," she said in an email.
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But by not watching or supporting them, I'm taking away from the gymnasts who have worked quite literally their entire lives to be on a national stage.
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But they are taking away from us, who that equipment is vital for in order for us to safely do our job and keep the community safe.
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"I was talking about competing on the ground for the leadership of the progressive movement in New Hampshire that Warren was taking away from us," Ehrenberg said.
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Sales of AT4 models for the Sierra have exceeded internal expectations by 20183% without taking away from Denali's sales, according to Duncan Aldred, global head of GMC.
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Sales of AT4 models for the Sierra have exceeded internal expectations by 50% without taking away from Denali's sales, according to Duncan Aldred, global head of GMC.
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You can't take away the value of an education, but a lot of times it might feel like getting an education is taking away from your savings account.
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The Fed is about three rate hikes away from reaching a "neutral" level, where interest rates are neither adding to or taking away from economic growth, he said.
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Clinton and her campaign team have not wanted her handling of emails to dominate what Americans have been taking away from her campaign over the past two months.
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"We [Turkey] were just starting to bloom in the tourism sector, and everyone here is so sad that these events are taking away from that growth," she said.
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It has taken me a long time to accept that he can have this, alone, without it taking away from my importance and my place in his life.
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"We have paid billions of dollars to build ships that are largely defensive in their orientation, thus taking away from the offensive power of the fleet," Hendrix says.
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We've only scored (two) goals in the past three games and guys are trying working hard to score goals but you can't be taking away from our defensive play.
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The show walks a fine line here, painting the VA as a nightmare of bureaucracy but not taking away from the responsibility Edgar has to take care of himself.
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Through that conversation we cultivate the essential emotional attitude in marriage: I can try to understand what you think and feel, without it taking away from my own experience.
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"We didn't want it to be too graphic because we didn't want blood or gore taking away from the emotion of the scene," Kölsch said in a Skype interview.
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But there's a blush of menace to it all, too, an idea that our phones can create soulless simulacrums for these abstract objects, taking away from an actual experience.
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I think that one thing I'm taking away from this is how metal bands explore themes in their music like that kind of fantasy, mythology, and occult kind of stuff.
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Last year, Walmart attempted to counter Prime Day with three months of sales; this year's approach is far more measured, taking away from the spectacle of Amazon's single-day blowout.
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Around 58 percent said corporate was creating a separate budget to pay for these events, while 42 percent said experiential marketing costs were supplemented by taking away from other advertising initiatives.
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You have no idea what BOB is taking away from the interaction, plus when it bites off its own head just to get rid of you, the rejection stings a little.
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But no one can guide Silicon Valley leaders; they must be motivated by an internal sense of what their inventions are taking away from us all—the will and the mind.
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"My idea was that we should use music to give the film a little bit of levity, without taking away from how serious the subject matter is and these characters," Currier says.
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Even though I know self-care is so important, every dollar I'm taking away from us as a family or from them carries an emotional weight that I've had to work through.
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But, right now, our thoughts and prayers are with Senator McCain, and all those who suffer from diseases that are taking away from their ability to live a normal and healthy life.
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Despite the oppressive nature of the game, it does several things that not only make the whole experience more palatable, but without taking away from the challenge or horror of the game.
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"There's a chance that it could [clog pores] because this is hot cooking oil, not cosmetic-grade grease or oil," says dermatologist Jeannette Graf, MD.What we're really taking away from all this?
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Whatever you think of the video's cinematic approach and attempts at humor, I don't need an excuse to enjoy a strong Minaj cameo, so that's what I'll be taking away from this.
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That booming, rumbling low end doesn't interfere with a good presentation of mids and high notes, and in most cases adds to the enjoyment of the music rather than taking away from it.
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Italy has been calling for taking away from the reluctant easterners some of the generous EU funding they use to catch up with the wealthier West as punishment for their stance on migration.
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And it's ok to express your feelings a different way, but I don't want to make it where every week we're addressing this, every practice we're addressing this, taking away from our job.
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In the court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Heard, 30, states that she feels her request for spousal support is being twisted in the media and taking away from the real issue of domestic violence.
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"This really isn't about me as a designer — it's about the choices that we make as a company to be sustainable and the opportunities that [Zara is] taking away from other people," she noted.
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"He was taking away from everybody's chances to actually make this work," the host told reporters from the set last month about why he decided to kick Bachelorette villain Chad Johnson off the show.
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Whether you just graduated from college or have been out of school for decades, there's a good chance you're still dealing with student debt that's taking away from other important areas of your life.
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"The irony is that by spoiling the conservatives' game and taking away from Raisi's voter-base, Ahmadinejad is in fact aiding Rouhani's re-election," said senior Iran analyst Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group.
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And even if Congress overrode the veto, some constitutional scholars have said that taking away from executive power to fire people is unconstitutional, meaning that the bill would likely be tied up in the courts.
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Dan Halem, the deputy commissioner, said the players' portion of revenue had been relatively consistent over the past decade, arbitration salaries had risen and the top-earning free agents were taking away from the rest.
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Louis C.K. recently went on CONAN and said he had given up the internet—that all the time he spent on his phone was taking away from the attention he wanted to give to his kids.
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But It's Always Sunny is still a fine example of a show that grows with its audience instead of becoming more hostile, that learns its lesson without taking away from the brutality that made it great.
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My doctor sent me straight to the ER, where I cried some more, out of guilt, because I felt I was somehow taking away from the valuable time these medical professionals could be spending on "real" emergencies.
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"So we found that in increasing our [podcast] catalog and spending more time to make the user experience better, it wasn't taking away from music, it was enhancing the overall time spent on the platform," he noted.
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" Lori Ann Cole on game design: "By the time I had seen [Quest for Glory] players throw rocks a hundred times, trying to build up their throwing skill, to me that was taking away from the story.
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But the coolest part is having what we got to establish, a bond and trust and love for each other that exceeds so much in life and that's a thing that I'm taking away from this for sure.
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I remember a while back we were kicking it at SXSW and you were looking around at all the billboards and saying how they were taking away from the experience and what the festival was supposed to be.
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"So much time is spent worrying adapting your speech and figuring out what to say and how you can say it differently and that is taking away from time and energy and effort for your job," she says.
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" As Bardugo explains, the central theme of the collection always returns to the question of what's the truth in the tale: "What are you taking away from the story, what is the story trying to make you take away from it?
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Politicians like Clinton are "taking away from what we were as a country and saying we should change because of the people coming in, the immigrants and refugees," said John Scherer, a 57-year-old former maintenance worker in Portsmouth, Ohio.
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"Although we think domestic demand will continue to recover, especially because of investment in sectors other than construction, the first quarter results showed that investment (in construction) will continue taking away from GDP in the near future," said Scotiabank's Sergio Olarte.
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Do you get to tell the President that he has done so much to help business spending and capital spending with the tax cuts, but that the uncertainty created by the trade and the tariff wars are taking away from confidence.
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AF: You know, when we hear about the industrial revolution, and perhaps you mix in the tech revolution, with that, as well, there's always concern about automation, and whether that's taking away from jobs, and the use of artificial intelligence.
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I think it's important to take a closer look at why critics have such divergent reads on the film, because The Perfection tells us a lot about what Hollywood is taking away from the #MeToo era — and not all of it is good.
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That's one thing I'll be taking away from A Ghost Story, the most terrifying, bleak and lonely vision of the afterlife committed to screen since the 1998 candy-colored-psychosis hellscape What Dreams May Come starring Robin Williams, may he rest in peace.
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In theory, hiding likes from the feed but making them visible to the creator lets people get some sense of what's working, without having to worry so much about whatever anyone else is taking away from the like count on any given photo.
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JOE KERNEN: Do you or the President concede that the trade war that we're involved with, whatever you want to call it, skirmish, I think we've upgraded to a war finally, but the trade war, is that taking away from global growth?
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I'm an art history major, so I've actually read a lot about the male gaze this past year, and yeah, for me it's something that might be a little more empowering as opposed to something that's about men taking away from women.
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I've had one partner say, "It's not cheating if you're not sticking your penis somewhere," but his partner had totally different ideas and was worried about him building up intense and intimate relationships that were taking away from them as a couple.
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I like to think of myself as someone who can come to grips with a new reality quickly, however, so here are four of my worst predictions about the 2015 NFL season that didn't pan out, and what I am taking away from them.
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Jerry Moran, who took a principled stance 20 years ago, but argued that the Trump impeachment inquiry was taking away from the ability to do bipartisan work: Graham, McConnell and Moran are far from the only Republican responding to the House inquiry in this way.
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The investment will allow GM the financial flexibility to keep up Cruise's rapid growth—it announced last year it's adding 1,100 jobs over the course of five years—without taking away from its current, core, revenue-generating business: manufacturing human-driven cars, for humans to buy.
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"We were kind of protective of the first one because we were very proud of it, it was very good and it became kind of a cult movie ... and we thought what's the point of risking ... taking away from that legacy, so we were reluctant," Ulvaeus told Reuters.
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In fact, by the time second episode, "O Hell No" rolls around, both women are more annoyed Kat's burgeoning bi-curiosity is taking away from their own dilemmas — a visit to a sexologist and a huge career decision, for Jane and Sutton, respectively — than the fact their friend might be into girls.
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"When I was losing my vision in grade eight, I faced a lot of 'she's faking it' even from teachers, which was extremely difficult because, for me, I'm going through the most painful thing in my life and people are taking away from that by claiming it's not even happening," Burke said.
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On an episode of her podcast Straight Up With Stassi called "Are We On A Male Witch Hunt?" the reality show castmember took issue with the women coming forward arguing that the media frenzy surrounding the campaign is taking away from those that were "truly assaulted," she noted in a since deleted tweet.
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Instead, the question was whether the new focus on the ever-widening terrorist threat in Africa — not to mention the focus on the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, and the continuing war in Afghanistan — is taking away from the Army's ability to fight a land war against a more traditional military adversary.
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"For somebody to step in and do this or climb on it to take a photo or carve their name into the side of a cliff, you're sort of taking away from everybody else who's ever going to visit the park the opportunity to view nature in slow motion," Mr. Havel said.
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So Miriam, before you have to run back into the hearing room, what should we be taking away from this whole affair with this article, especially when we think about how the press interacts with Rudy Giuliani, who has been laid out in testimony, has gotten pretty good about pushing certain narratives.
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" However, a spokesperson for the Sweetwater Union High School District disagreed with the student's choice of words and told to CBS8 that "it's unfortunate that the words of a student like this are taking away from the positive" and "there are a lot of teachers working very hard for our students it's unfortunate that she decided to air grievances.
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So I don&apost necessarily think that, you know, criticizing Rudy Giuliani for having some kind of mental incapacitation or, you know, whatever, you know, the media is taking away from Donald Trump, but rather I think, you know, there is undoubtedly media bias surrounding the Mueller investigation, Rudy Giuliani and President Trump, and I think it all plays into the same narrative.
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That said, in New York City for example, there's a new company called Juno and all they did was ... their app is not as great, but they basically gave customers a lot of discounts and they gave drivers, they only take 10 percent commission from them and they added tipping and all of these other driver benefits and they have done more than a million rides in New York City, which is taking away from both Uber and Lyft.
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But De Niro's outburst is also drawing criticism for taking away from the night's honorees, many of whom carefully and thoughtfully called for political change without being crass or hurling insults: many women and queer people gay carefully worded, painstakingly thought-out speeches tonight about living in the world of 2018, and will get less coverage than the star of "Dirty Grandpa" issuing a verbal belch Andrew Garfield, who won for his performance in Angels in America, referenced the Supreme Court same-sex wedding cake decision in his acceptance speech, calling for more understanding and empathy for the LGBTQ community.
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Some other insights: Of the more than 200 million estimated esports viewers and casual fans, only 60% actually play the games they watch If esports had the same revenue-per-fan as the NBA, it would be a $2.5 billion industry (five times the current amount) Esports is projected to be a $1 billion industry by 2019 76% of esports enthusiasts say watching esports is taking away from hours they used to spend watching traditional sports Newzoo, which focuses on esports, traditional sports and brands, created a snapshot of what the typical fan looks like, too, including the brands they like: That esports life
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But if I'd say if you were to make a sequel, that same creative team—Yeah, like you're not confident they would come away with the lessons learned from the editor that like stitched it all together, Rob: Right, and so Doom Eternal, somewhere along the line I got the vibe, maybe even just from the name, but the ways they were covering it, suddenly the stripped down nature of it, the "we're just gonna give you this, you know, extreme shooter experience," I think began to be the thing I was taking away from the marketing and that was that was my fear.
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