Now mainstream media outlets are taking up the matter, with some leading voices at CNN taking up the charge.
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It comes in three sizes with the smallest taking up 18 by 9.5 inches and the largest taking up 24 by 9.5 inches.
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Elman is taking up only 9.6 percent of the new shares, while sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp (CIC) is taking up its full entitlement. (bit.
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Chairman Richard Elman is taking up 9.6 percent of the new shares, while sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp (CIC) is taking up its full entitlement.
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Right away a bachelor appeared, taking up my entire screen.
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The phrase "taking up space" has become somewhat ubiquitous lately.
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Got an ageing computer taking up space in a closet?
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The first is Google's focus on taking up less space.
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The parenthood adventure is taking up most of my energy.
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But that hasn't been the only thing taking up bandwidth.
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Both were interested in taking up the measure, he said.
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We all have junk taking up space in our homes.
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But this year, he's taking up arms to defend Obamacare.
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There were some plastic boxes taking up space as well.
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The LGBT community, transgender — who's taking up for those people?
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The Senate is taking up the House's Obamacare repeal bill.
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It was like she was apologizing for taking up space.
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"Taking up arms was out of the question," he said.
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Things were jutting out all over and taking up space.
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Shelby urged his colleagues to support taking up the package.
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Just another person taking up space and sucking up oxygen.
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Tired of smart speakers taking up space in your house?
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"I'm sorry for taking up so much time," he said.
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James Van Der Beek got shredded by taking up dancing.
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That's been taking up most of my time so far.
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A federal grand jury is reportedly taking up the case.
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Mr Musk's other companies will be taking up his attention, too.
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There are other advantages to taking up the Pixel path, too.
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There has since been no sign of taking up action again.
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It's deception, a breach of ethics and taking up my time.
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Countries taking up the cause of the unpaid include the Philippines.
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Taking up space in conservative broadcast media is essential, she says.
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"Honestly, taking up North Korea is fine with me," Corker said.
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Privilege is a man taking up two seats on the train.
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You heard it here first:Not taking up professional running anytime soon.pic.twitter.
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By 224, she was taking up to 27 pills a day.
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Experts suggest taking up to twice that can still produce benefits.
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Will you be traveling, visiting grandchildren or taking up a hobby?
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She decided that taking up arms was the way to survive.
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According to typography expert Paul Luna, it's about taking up space.
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Shuster has shown little interest in taking up the Senate version.
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He hatched the Hughes hoax after taking up residence on Ibiza.
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On your smartphone, prune unnecessary apps that are taking up space.
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So why is the tribe only taking up the offer now?
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Both do power shoes, taking up a lot of real estate.
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And, when you're flying, your gas expands, taking up more space.
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He was exercising, taking up martial arts and weight lifting again.
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But this time, the White House is taking up his cause.
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People not being aware of the space that they're taking up.
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Or maybe I just care less about taking up space now.
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I glanced behind Agnes at the canvas taking up the wall.
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Pets are taking up more and more room in our lives.
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The general occupies the left side, taking up a wider expanse.
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The Senate has already made clear they have no intentions of taking up a vote on President Obama nominee Merrick Garland, but they will certainly be taking up a vote on the choice by the new president.
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Neither Cardone nor Twellman wants to discourage youth from taking up sports.
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For example, you'll see how many GB your Photos are taking up.
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These days, rent is taking up a larger portion of our paychecks.
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Fox News has reported that police won't be taking up the investigation.
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They're taking up the roles of delivery workers, security guards and waiters.
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My kids and Uber seems to be taking up all my time.
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But tech companies dominated that category, taking up four of 10 spots.
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However, you can still experience benefits taking up to twice that amount.
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As we reported ... Spacey's also taking up space on the celebrity wall.
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Senate Republicans have not shown an interest in taking up the bills.
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Char: Sorry for taking up your... Thanks so much for doing this.
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They are grouped by sport, taking up blocks or floors of rooms.
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The Senate is taking up a waiver to allow retired Marine Gen.
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The Supreme Court is taking up a new case about contraception coverage.
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It is unclear that Congress would consider taking up such legislation now.
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Surprisingly, it is companies like Lamborghini which are taking up the call.
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First you want to find out what's taking up so much storage.
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But taking up fewer cases isn't necessarily a bad thing, Feldman noted.
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The upper chamber voted 0-85033 on taking up the resolution. Sens.
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Of course, there are ways to do this without taking up arms.
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Sabatier encourages taking up a side hustle to diversify your income streams.
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"They were doors, in effect—pictures taking up whole walls," Fisher said.
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A day before, Pelosi had rejected simply taking up the Senate legislation.
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The Supreme Court is now taking up a case called Buck v.
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But Mr. Tester made a forceful pitch for taking up the nomination.
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The breakfast taco is worthy of taking up pitchforks and torches for.
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Some worried that taking up too many causes would dilute the movement.
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I am in favor of the Constitutional Court taking up the case.
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Taking up too much space on a park bench in New York.
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This is a big show taking up two floors of the museum.
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Padmasambhava eventually moved on, taking up residence in a mystical mountain palace.
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Except here we are, refighting 2016, with Joe Biden taking up Mrs.
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Annie's douchey boyfriend Ryan is alive, well, and taking up screen time.
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Taking up this position is former CEO of online travel company Expedia.
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One frequent tip: Prince Harry could find favor by taking up hockey.
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No retailer wants an unwanted scarf taking up warehouse space in July.
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"They accused us of taking up arms against the government," he recalled.
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But on Friday, the justices rejected taking up that challenge without comment.
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For years afterward, Democrats were skittish about taking up gun-related bills.
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That didn't stop her from taking up rowing, powerlifting, cycling and swimming.
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It's about taking up space, of making a tangible representation of an opinion.
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It's not clear the company has any interest in taking up those fights.
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Bill Murray might be taking up a new career in the food industry.
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Big firms are taking up a larger share of their industry's total revenue.
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But states, struggling to cover rising healthcare costs, are taking up the fight.
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To not feel, for once, like I was taking up too much space.
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Orr has been busy since taking up the top job at the RBNZ.
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Right now, powerful, unforgettable Black women are taking up space all over television.
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But legal troubles may prevent their two MEPs from taking up their seats.
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Shandling became a health enthusiast, sipping down natural juices and taking up meditation.
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She reported it taking up to seven weeks to get an appraisal done.
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"That's certainly taking up brain space, which takes up more energy," says Torous.
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Cities are also taking up the task of trying to combat climate change.
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This kid is my belly is really taking up a lot of space.
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The thought of an image taking up a full, large screen is intimidating!
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Celine: Yes, I've definitely found I'm less afraid of physically taking up space.
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There's a front trunk, too, since there's no engine taking up the space.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, has spoken of 300m Chinese taking up winter sports.
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That's 40 GPUs per server, with each server taking up an 8U space.
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After Greek banks, Italian ones are now taking up most of its time.
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Momentum is shifting towards the House taking up and passing the Senate budget.
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Sometimes they'll giggle together or argue about who is taking up more room.
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The company claims the battery is good for taking up to 200 shots.
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Manila has also banned its citizens from taking up new roles in Kuwait.
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Kihara will have to be vetted by parliament before taking up his post.
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Scientists are leaving the U.S., taking up posts in Canada, China and elsewhere.
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I was beyond charmed, and I am again considering taking up the autoharp.
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Taking up this option would likely result in a lower overall repayment rate.
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It doesn't sound like the show's taking up too much of his time.
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And now it's 40-50, (taking up) about half of the prayer room.
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But most Republicans strongly side with him on not taking up the nomination.
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I infer that he means it might be worth taking up that offer.
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He's thinking about taking up smoking again, so enraged and annoyed is he.
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I think just looking at the calls to action and taking up reconciliation.
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Don't expect to see Ohanian taking up any new projects anything soon, however.
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Instead, the Inner Hall remained idle, soon taking up use as a storeroom.
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So the sports book expanded, moving upstairs and taking up the second floor.
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Facebook may soon be taking up a lot more space in Los Angeles.
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Smarter Living: If tote bags are taking up space, make room by sharing.
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Taking up swords, spears and battle-axes for an afternoon of killing friends.
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Plus, research shows that taking up hobbies can be good for your career.
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Taking up the case in Washington would raise state sovereignty issues, he said.
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Another probably less important variable is the Senate taking up impeachment next week.
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" Kat Rosenfield on women writers: "Women are always apologizing for taking up space.
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Buttigieg, Klobuchar, Steyer and Warren are just taking up space and scarce oxygen.
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Nothing is as important as taking up space in society and cementing yourself.
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A provincial governor and a minister were killed for taking up her case.
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Since then, the court has largely avoided taking up a follow on case.
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Second, what Congress might be open to taking up in the year ahead.
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As time passed without anyone else taking up the project, his reluctance faded.
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"An equitable way of taking up this knowledge has been the driver," he said.
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It appears ready to intervene to prevent the two from taking up their seats.
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Before taking up his post at PTC, Hayman was president of eBay's enterprise business.
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If those differences don't sell you, Micro Center's deal is probably worth taking up.
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The committee will not be taking up the amendment, averting a potentially contentious vote.
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Women should not be the only ones taking up this cause and this fight.
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Musk isn't taking up the project himself, but he released the plans for free.
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We're really just taking up where we were at the end of season 1.
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This led to Muslim people—particularly Muslim women in Toronto—taking up martial arts.
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A lot of it seems useful until you realize it's just taking up space.
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In fact it is here that Chinese business travel is taking up the slack.
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The first, a growling grizzly bear taking up the entirety of his left peck.
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Many Protestant denominations similarly forbid women from taking up roles as pastors or preachers.
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Frozen fruit's taking up a bigger and bigger part of the weekly food cost.
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When you do, it might be worth taking up these issues with her gently.
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As the FCC withdraws from protecting net neutrality, states are taking up the fight.
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She also suggests using strong body language, making eye contact and "taking up" space.
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But upon taking up his post, he will have to start with damage control.
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"We already have Zimbabweans fleeing Zimbabwe, taking up low paid jobs here," Parks explained.
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I had found this new way of working by taking up an opposing position.
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These nesting tables rest up against the wall, taking up little to no room.
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The Backstreet Boys, taking up as much space with their legs as humanly possible.
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Men need to stop expressing their disdain for women taking up space in public.
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Instead I'm having to double up fleeces, taking up more space in my pack.
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Each day lasts 15 minutes, with twilight and night taking up the final five.
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It ends up taking up space that could be occupied by more productive debates.
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" However, he said, he had never considered taking up the drums: "Too much noise.
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Women should not be the only ones taking up this cause and this fight.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has shown no interest in taking up the bill.
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An initial procedural vote on taking up the legislation is scheduled for Monday evening.
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Technically they were taking up less and less space, but somehow they intruded more.
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Other senators are also warning leadership against taking up the legislation as currently written.
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" "I am proud of the students taking up for their own -- and demanding changes.
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It was an urban area taking up 15 acres near the mall's Reflecting Pool.
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"They've stripped him of his committees and he's just taking up space," he said.
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People probably don't think that much about Google Mail taking up their storage space.
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These contain several smaller adventures featuring the bear, each taking up its own chapter.
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He also likely moved one step closer to taking up permanent residence in the bullpen.
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The app itself is also suited for phones with less storage, taking up "under 3MB."
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But a nonsmoker, or an ex-smoker, should think twice before taking up the habit.
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Was she deprived of even taking up the normal amount of space for a woman?
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As a bonus, these shoes press flat in a suitcase, taking up almost no room.
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Here are six essentials that pay off big time — without taking up too much space.
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We have protesters taking up at their house who are saying, 'No peace, no sleep.
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"(Stainless) imports are still taking up almost a third of the EU market," said Baan.
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From the moment he got there, Thompson felt like he was merely taking up space.
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"Senate Democrats should stop blocking the Senate from taking up other, urgent matters," McConnell said.
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The L.R.B.'s offices now occupy three floors, with the editorial staff taking up one.
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The Boring Company is only taking up "maybe 2 to 3 percent" of Musk's time.
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So far, those judges have moved more slowly in taking up questions related to Congress.
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Rebuilding schools and sports education isn't the only activity taking up Yao's post-NBA time.
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Also there were a good many small schools taking up football and dropping it continually.
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"They're taking up room," said musician Kareem McPherson in a downtown Port of Spain restaurant.
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They have also worked to deradicalise extremists, or to prevent them from taking up arms.
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Tens of thousands of residents are still taking up refuge in shelters across the states.
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Cupping is not the only untraditional treatment US Olympic athletes are taking up in Rio.
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"I knew that taking up arms would be a curse, not a blessing," he said.
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Theoretically it can, but at the moment, no one is particularly taking up the mantle.
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But there are young kids that I don't need to be taking up their time.
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It's a great way to find junk that's taking up space on your phone, too.
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The company won't be taking up passengers though until the plane has had extensive testing.
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Where cities are growing at unmanageable speed, the private sector is taking up the slack.
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True love is never having to say you're sorry … for taking up a whole closet.
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The Boring Company is only taking up "maybe 43 to 3 percent" of Musk's time.
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It explains at least a piece of McCarthy's strident opposition to taking up the debate.
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The Senate voted 2628-28500 on taking up the resolution, with 6900 Democrats voting present.
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They're just taking up seats, and, for some reason, spitting and getting into heated fights.
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The Senate voted 0-21625 on taking up the resolution, with 2900 Democrats voting present.
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They squatted on a rooftop in Brooklyn before taking up residence in their current location.
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Taking up seats and utilities reserved for elderly and disabled people is a finable offense.
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These cardboard boxes were taking up some valuable space at the front of the store.
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An online petition taking up the cause has brought renewed attention to the enduring discrepancy.
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Subscription services are on the rise — and taking up a significant chunk of people's paychecks.
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The Senate voted 85033-57 on taking up the resolution, with 43 Democrats voting present.
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Grijalva's office says the OSC confirmed to them that it is taking up the review.
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That was, for many Southerners, a cause worthy of abandoning compromise and taking up arms.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) remain opposed to taking up repeal.
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The chamber wrapped up business for the week without taking up the House-passed bill.
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Edith Yeung, a former executive with browser firm Dolphin Mobile, is taking up the reins.
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Compliance is better than taking up a legal fight against a corporation like Warner Bros.
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Nearly a year into her job, Salazar said she still feels uncomfortable 'taking up space.
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Thinking about taking up your bank's offer to skip a monthly payment on your loan?
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Twice in the past term, the court decided against taking up highly charged political cases.
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Now he's all-in, giving motivational speeches about salesmanship and taking up country line dancing.
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To see what's taking up space in iOS, head to Settings, General, then iPhone Storage.
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And on Monday, he sounded like he was committed to taking up Mr. Dudley's cause.
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Because I was like, look at this guy, taking up a spot and a half.
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He has already been barred, on a technicality, from taking up his seat in parliament.
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SUVs were the second most popular car type on the list, taking up four spots.
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So who are the young actors taking up the Party of Five mantle in 2020?
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It's their hatred, their refusal to leave their bubbles, that was really taking up space.
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Before #MeToo, Ms. Carmon says, prosecutors would have balked at taking up such a case.
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Today, I'm representing what my parents fought for, taking up their struggle for this country.
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But the court's order taking up the case presented a potential salvation for the CFPB.
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You'd be taking up your concerns with a fellow citizen whom you know and like.
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America was taking up a larger part of my mind than it ever had before.
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But if you think Johnson's movies will be taking up those spots, not so fast.
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CST on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, taking up a whopping 43,000 square feet among four stories.
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The "Multi" gives you a two-car garage without taking up a ton of space.
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The body voted 0-57 on taking up the resolution, with 43 Democrats voting present.
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The last word, Style, kind of floated, confidently taking up more space than it needed.
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It's coming from this very mainstream feminism and they're taking up all of the space.
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My mom got mad at me because I was taking up space in her garage.
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It would be unassuming if it weren't taking up most of the white-walled gallery.
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"It's wrong for Republicans to stop the House from taking up these critical issues," he said.
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It's not just that you've got this thing sitting in your closet that's taking up space.
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Maybe we'll have fewer human stains like LePage taking up space in the seat of power.
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Soldiers and police were visible on city streets on Wednesday, taking up positions at major crossroads.
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Biermann has told TMZ Sports he'd be interested in taking up MMA after his NFL career.
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You can't completely factor out the tired cliche about the 3.5mm jack taking up space, either.
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BTW, a good way to clear up space is identifying what's taking up so much space.
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Activists have been taking up the cause, and some developers have begun to support their efforts.
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"You may find one device is taking up 30 percent of the phantom load," she said.
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"It's been taking up too much of my time and energy and mental agility," Javerbaum said.
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It was clearly intended to prevent newly elected independence-leaning lawmakers from taking up their seats.
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Harley's loyal, but aging, customers are selling their motorcycles and few millennials are taking up motorcycling.
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The Pole is barred from taking up other employment for three months after leaving the FIA.
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Read, the former head of the company's digital division, is taking up the role immediately. bit.
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Public-health advocates have done a good job of discouraging people from taking up illegal drugs.
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The top iPhone apps have been taking up an increasing amount of space on the device.
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Go to Library > Downloaded Music, where you'll see music that's stored locally and taking up space.
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China is South Korea's top trading partner, taking up to 23 percent of the country's exports.
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Taking up the theme, Alfano said NATO remained heavily focused on its Cold War-era strategy.
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My colleague's iMessage was taking up more than 3GB of storage on his phone, for example.
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Or maybe another very lucky blush-highlighter combo is currently taking up residence on her face.
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He went on to manage Seongnam before taking up youth coaching roles within the national team.
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If Netflix taking up that much of the web's traffic alone sounds far-fetched, it shouldn't.
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My baby is taking up intestinal space, so I have serious constipation, bloating, heartburn and hiccups.
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He must still be confirmed by the full Senate before taking up his position as ambassador.
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It's also lightweight and thin enough to fit in bags without taking up too much space.
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Half the people before Eminem tonight were just sitting down and taking up all the space.
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By default you get 224 autofocus points with 225 phase detect points taking up the center.
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If this doesn't happen in the next week, however, I guess I'll be taking up crochet.
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If it wants to, the Supreme Court can kill it without even taking up the case.
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In front of her, the equation stretches across multiple lines, taking up much of the surface.
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Before taking up residence on Necker Island, Branson lived in his Oxfordshire mansion in Kidlington, London.
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See your doctor or midwife and don't delay or feel guilty for taking up their time!
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He learned that, after his arrest, the debate about taking up arms had persisted for weeks.
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In the aisles, we saw a few carts carrying merchandise and taking up valuable walking space.
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Medicare and Medicaid are also taking up a far greater share of national spending on opioids.
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Privacy advocates accused him of dragging his feet on taking up the bill up until now.
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Worrying is often seen as a negative thing, breaking your concentration and taking up your time.
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Ms. Ashford wasn't competing with Ms. Peters's memory, just taking up a baton, with exquisite care.
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Fortunately, voters across the political spectrum in Iowa and New Hampshire are taking up this challenge.
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Now, civic activists like 28-year-old software engineer Sherepenko are increasingly taking up the slack.
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Check out our documentary about the black women taking up arms to fight racism and misogyny.
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The adage less is more, holds true when there's too much stuff taking up precious space.
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"All of the signs point to Charles taking up more of his mother's duties," Proctor says.
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While working for the magazine, he moved to Brooklyn, taking up residence in a Williamsburg apartment.
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You can at least try to alleviate that feeling though by taking up a hobby, though.
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Taking up the poem with rival vivacity, Ms. Greif engaged Mr. Kentridge in an electrifying duet.
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The "white hot" still appears to show troops or police taking up positions outside a building.
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Put them in a drawer for another time, along with anything else taking up unnecessary space.
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The House Rules Committee is taking up the bill Wednesday before it goes to the floor.
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I thought your "but" might be that it is one more appliance taking up counter space.
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Billionaire Richard Branson's space company is one test flight closer to taking up its first passengers.
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Inexplicably, I once find a flock of chickens taking up roost on top of a skyscraper.
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What has changed is the level of attention that they get for taking up these duties.
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The second, taking up to five years, is the winding down of sites, facilities and weapons.
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He would return to the island repeatedly over the years before taking up residence there again.
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Bannon needed to be erased because he was taking up too much space on the page.
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A good knife block keeps your knives organized and sharp without taking up too much space.
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Wong, for his part, wasn't taking up that same level of side gigs in his 20s.
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It lessens your carbon footprint compared to taking up space in a cemetery, Semidey points out.
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And they are taking up the mantle to defend a burgeoning electronic cigarette market as well.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and other groups are taking up similar fights on behalf of individuals.
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Taking up the task are a slew of Muslim-founded startups that have emerged in recent years.
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She also repeatedly called McConnell the "grim reaper" of the Senate for not taking up House bills.
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Soldiers and police were visible on the city's streets on Wednesday, taking up positions at major crossroads.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhat Activity Monitor won't tell you is which applications are taking up most room on disk.
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Since then, Wisconsin's Republican Governor Scott Walker has discouraged the State Senate from taking up the legislation.
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But I'm curious how you think the courts are taking up this question and whether they agree.
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Oftentimes women, especially petite women, are used to not taking up all the oxygen in the room.
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The Senate's not taking up the House bill, and the House won't vote on the Senate bill.
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It's also not clear that taking up an e-cigarette actually helps cut back on smoking cigarettes.
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In your preferences, you have the option to view which apps are taking up the most space.
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House Democrats have held off taking up the measure over concerns it would violate the First Amendment.
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Hong Kong's High Court barred two politicians from taking up their posts in the territory's Legislative Council.
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I really enjoy posting portrait photos on Instagram, since they look great taking up the entire screen.
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Now, there's another Gen Z star who's taking up part-time residence at his local tattoo parlor.
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Rather than be deterred by his amputation, he started climbing even more, even taking up ice climbing.
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You can easily fit it into your jacket pocket or bag without taking up too much room.
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Many of them were met with skepticism, but that didn't stop them from taking up the challenge.
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I've stood up for every handshake, and introduced myself confidently — taking up space and using my voice!
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A number of other MPs also tweeted their support for taking up this issue in the Parliament.
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They don't have to think about their space and how much or how little they're taking up.
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The EU and China, each in its own way, are taking up America's mantle of climate leadership.
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Many of those workers were returning to the country and taking up business leadership roles, he said.
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Hilary Swank, two-time Academy Award winner for Best Actress, is taking up a new passion — design.
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Using the insights into what files were taking up space, I was able to recover another 15GB.
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It's a role Barton briefly took on in the comics before taking up the Hawkeye mantle again.
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Its design lets it hold a lot of food without taking up a lot of deck space.
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Election time means an overload of politicians chattering away, taking up plenty of screen and radio space.
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Tony Soprano and Don Draper are standing right there, and they're taking up a lot of oxygen.
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With former Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) taking up the gavel at the energy subcommittee and Rep.
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The Indian city has recently seen a massive influx of artists and musicians taking up residence there.
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No way you're taking up precious space in your tiny purse for that atrocity, are we right?
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Watch our documentary about the black women taking up arms to protect themselves in the Trump era.
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A procedural vote on taking up the House legislation is expected on Monday at 5:30 p.m.
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These higher-volume gardens are usually vertical frames, taking up wall space rather than valuable floor space.
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THERE are quantifiable benefits often associated with taking up something like tennis and getting better at it.
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The Congressional Progressive Caucus tried taking up the mantle to whip votes — but it proved not enough.
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It's not terrible, but it feels like a gigantic piece of featureless, useless plastic taking up space.
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This six-drawer dresser can free up room in your closet without taking up too much space.
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Former President George W. Bush surprised many by taking up painting as a hobby after leaving Washington.
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And it's precisely on that account that I was fearful about taking up where he left off.
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Whether Ms. Le Pen or Mr. Sarkozy will succeed by taking up the Trump mantle is uncertain.
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When Lil Wayne came out of Rikers in 2010, he announced he would be taking up skateboarding.
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We're all in our mid-thirties so taking up new sports is a big deal to us.
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This guy will be taking up your time, which is now worth at least $300 an hour.
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He plays no other instruments, does not read music and has failed at taking up other pursuits.
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But an appeals court panel disagreed, and only Justice Breyer was interested in taking up his appeal.
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" Many Latin Americans of African descent, she said, were "very excited that I'm taking up the tenure.
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" Those collaborations were part of her road to taking up directing, which she first did with "Yentl.
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In the era of social-distancing, social media is probably taking up even more of your time.
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He had been center of attention, and suddenly this supernova arrived and was taking up the spotlight.
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The initial phase, taking up to a year, is the halt of military, industrial and personnel operations.
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The administration taking up the cause so explicitly a year ago effectively made Venezuela a geopolitical pawn.
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Kidnapped children have been forced into fighting for the group, taking up weapons and abducting other children.
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"I think young people today are taking up the unfinished business of the 1960s," Carson told CNN.
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The new ALL4 system is quicker to engage, more efficient and smaller, taking up less interior space.
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He asked thoughtful questions and she answered them, taking up almost all the space in the conversation.
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As the United States retreats from the promise of free trade, China is taking up the mantle.
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Immigration was the single issue President Trump spent the most time discussing, taking up nearly 650 words.
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GOP leaders did advance one step in the right direction for taking up the bill when Sen.
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John Cornyn, the second-ranking Republican, said of the possibility of the Senate taking up immigration again.
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But legal experts cast doubt on the chances of the Supreme Court taking up such a case.
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An increasing number of people are taking up snow hiking: wintertime trekking using snowshoes or special boots.
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Joggers and cyclists were taking up two of the lanes that are traditionally used for weekend recreation.
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I didn't have a clue then that social media would end up taking up so much screentime.
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Most people agree that there was a point when taking up arms against Mussolini and Hitler was legitimate.
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It helps to have extra cooking space, especially since the turkey will be taking up the entire oven.
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A grandfather believes he is Australia's oldest intern after taking up a work placement at 78 years old.
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Even if Mitsubishi didn't pursue criminal charges, there was nothing to prevent prosecutors from taking up the case.
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I felt bad taking up precious internet bandwidth at the flat when my friends were trying to work.
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Baby: strong heartbeat, lots of movement, and wayyyyy to damn comfy taking up real estate in my belly.
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But what appears to be happening instead is that nonsmoking youth are taking up vaping at alarming rates.
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It's almost like the electron smears out into a cloud, taking up the space of these energy levels.
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And if you're really an app enthusiast, it can start taking up more space than you can spare.
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Former fighters are taking up arms again, responding to new threats and a void left by the government.
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Most campaign ads sound exactly the same and thus aren't worth taking up valuable space in your memory.
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Fixating on how much we fixate on others is taking up more of our mental space than ever.
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The story came from his housekeeper, who alleged he was taking up to 30 Oxycontin pills a day.
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VR seems to be taking up a disproportionate amount of the company's bandwidth these days, via the Vive.
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Before the attention-grabbing lung injuries, lawmakers were already nervous about how many kids were taking up vaping.
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She did do some un-cinematic harm beyond party tabs and taking up rooms in hip downtown hotels.
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There's also consistency across the schedule, especially with Dick Wolf's Chicago shows taking up all Wednesday next season.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A full debrief and some advice can be useful when taking up a new job.
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It is not yet clear whether the three politicians will be barred permanently from taking up their seats.
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Washkuhn's testimony touched on all of the charges, taking up much of the third day of Manafort's trial.
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They are a classic fashion staple, taking up much of our closet space — and sometimes our floor space.
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That did not discourage some blocos, or street parades, from taking up the cause at this month's festivities.
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The front-runner's controversial rhetoric and policy proposals have divided Republicans, with many taking up the #NeverTrump cause.
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Tackling such major foreign policy issues will be taking up most of Abe's focus going forward, he concluded.
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Now he is taking up a new fight that could be just as crucial to the city's future.
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His Democratic opponents are averse to taking up articles of impeachment, as previous opposition politicians might have done.
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Despite the unlimited chauffeuring the top job offers, Turnbull is quite content not always taking up the offer.
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The sources said Srivastav is taking up a role with PIMCO as a portfolio manager, starting in May.
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The Senate is devising its own healthcare plan rather than taking up the House's, which passed last week.
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The FDA clearance of the device happened to coincide with Congress taking up legislation that affected the industry.
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The impact of Parks's Life documentary, taking up 12 pages of the large-format glossy publication, was enormous.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged a wide crackdown on corruption since taking up his post in 2013.
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Some are taking up to 40 codeine-containing pills—such as Nurofen Plus and co-codamol—a day.
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After taking up painting again in 2015, Gloombones experimented with gouache, but found the colors faded over time.
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Programming a CNC machine can also be time-consuming, taking up to 100 hours for more complicated parts.
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It's just eight inches long, so you don't need to worry about it taking up too much space.
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Does it ever surprise you when you see cultures from around the world taking up these UK sounds?
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Computers themselves have gone from taking up entire rooms to sitting on our laps or in our palms.
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He was with me in the narrow confines of a small room, taking up no space at all.
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Rule number one is to streamline your luggage to ensure everything inside deserves the space it's taking up.
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Cotton made the comments after the Senate voted to end debate over taking up the NDAA, 98-0.
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Many GOP lawmakers are wary of taking up an immigration bill unless they know it's backed by Trump.
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When opened up, it provides 14 feet of drying space without taking up much space in your room.
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Rudd was taking up a baton passed to her by Theresa May when the latter was home secretary.
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Really, do we need dozens of portrait artists sitting on West 42nd Street taking up half the sidewalk?
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And given its minuscule size, it can squeeze in your already crowded keychain without taking up excess space.
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Heritage Action, a conservative group, is also on board with the plan of taking up the Senate bill.
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Motorists said journeys that normally took five minutes were taking up to two hours because of flooded roads.
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If taking up weed made people less likely to consume cigarettes or alcohol it might offer net benefits.
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It is perhaps this same fear that keeps so many people from taking up running to begin with.
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I imagine that successful meditation will feel like a therapy dog taking up residence up in my cranium.
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If I had seen anybody playing this game and taking up data bandwidth, I would have punched them.
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At the moment, I'm just deeply involved in telling people about it, that's taking up plenty of time.
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In 20163, four years after taking up jihad, the man now known as Aimen Dean had seen enough.
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For months, it sat in our cupboard, taking up space like a ridiculous metaphor for my pointless consumerism.
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What's the difference between taking up space with your words and taking it up with your physical presence?
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Congress is taking up its third legislative package to address the pandemic, which has caused widespread economic disruption.
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I grew up drawing and painting in my study, taking up lots of space on a big table.
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Feilding would know—in the 250s, she was taking up to 603 milligrams of acid on consecutive days.
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Those were then applied to Bale on set, with the most complex jobs taking up to four hours.
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Is an international patient "taking up a bed" that could otherwise be used for a vulnerable domestic patient?
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"We're used to having post players that are really active, taking up a lot of space," Auriemma said.
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It adds plenty of convenience without taking up much space and supports Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 systems.
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Since President Trump took office, his administration has shown little interest in taking up the Obama administration cause.
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With the election taking up most of the second half of 2016, Comey didn't speak about encryption much.
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A test vote comes on Monday when the Senate votes to end debate on taking up the legislation.
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Shared The New York Times reported this month that expectant mothers are taking up marijuana in increasing numbers.
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Judy Chu (D-Calif.) chiding her Republican colleagues on Monday for not taking up a gun control measure.
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Starlings, for their part, weave habitable nests of song, ones in which I've long been taking up residence.
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She began her life in music as a violinist, but then became an engineer before taking up composition.
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Taking up the middle of the room was a plush King-sized bed, which I collapsed onto wholeheartedly.
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Many women feel a sense of obligation, reinforced by daily double standards, to apologize for taking up space.
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The ceremony was ongoing when, down Pennsylvania Avenue, the House began taking up a procedural votes on impeachment.
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And when you're a little girl, feeling undeniable, being loud, taking up that much space, is utterly intoxicating.
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The ruling doesn't stop the Supremes from taking up the case later, though, and possibly upholding the law.
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This includes bike deliveries in Germany that eliminate idling delivery trucks fouling the air and taking up space.
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Prince Harry is taking up the fight against landmines, just as his mother Princess Diana did before him.
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Steve DelBianco, president of e-commerce trade association NetChoice, expressed disappointment about the court taking up the case.
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"I would describe Mam etiquette as addressing everyone in the room and not taking up space," he said.
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The in-display scanner reads the user's fingerprint to unlock the device, without taking up precious screen space.
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Dr. Karefa-Smart was constantly on the move with her husband, taking up causes in each new location.
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Smarter Living: If you're tired of tote bags taking up space in your closet, make room by sharing.
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A court taking up the issue days before the South Carolina primary is pretty much his worst nightmare.
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Some people suggest that Democrats should abandon identity politics altogether as part of taking up a populist message.
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Kenya and Tanzania have also committed to taking up stakes of 2.5 percent and 8 percent respectively, Muloni said.
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Compare that to China, which has surged from taking up 11% of the industry in 2000 to nearly 53%.
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Payments taper off as soon as a recipient earns more, which risks discouraging the unemployed from taking up work.
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He'll be part of a growing roster of former White House ex-pats taking up residence in San Francisco.
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"I think taking up arms was the best decision I ever made," said Gladis, wearing a sparkly silver top.
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I literally was walking around the streets with my sons and they were taking up the entire frigging sidewalk.
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The city voted in favor of the ban largely because many people don't like rovers taking up the sidewalks.
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Rajawat had said she herself faced the risk of personal attack for taking up the case of the girl.
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With gestation taking up to 163 days, they will now be waiting to see if the mating was successful.
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Many of the characters have moved on in life, getting new jobs, forming families, or taking up new obsessions.
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Like video games, historical re-creations create liminal environments where spectators can interact with actors taking up specific roles.
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She said the additional layers of vetting that are snarling the system and taking up Pentagon resources are unnecessary.
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In the brief trailer, Sheeran is seen taking up the role of Brendan, a love interest for Lisa Simpson.
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VIZIO's 3.1 sound bar, which sounds better than your TVs speakers ever will, without taking up too much room.
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The main app will require about 200MB of space, with each additional song taking up another 5MB or so.
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Amid a widening tech backlash, one question keeps popping up: Is technology taking up too much of our lives?
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However, he gets upset if I politely decline, so these presents are really just taking up valuable closet space.
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The Volt (and the Bolt EV, which launched later), are much more complicated to explain, taking up more time.
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He must now work out how to revise the accord without pushing some former guerrillas into taking up arms.
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Cedric Richmond, a Louisiana Democrat, accused Republicans of "the devaluation" of minorities by not taking up gun control legislation.
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But, beyond those throw-together comfort foods, the gadget just kind of sits on our counter, taking up space.
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"I'm choosing to make self-portraits so that I don't feel like this about taking up space," Afaq said.
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In health policy and nutrition science circles, this single nutrient is taking up a lot of oxygen these days.
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For example, the four cardinal signs have very different priorities when it comes to taking up their leadership role.
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If you're interested in taking up a new hobby, here are some research-backed reasons to go for it.
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Taking up the second story of the gallery's 20th Street tower, the historical work has a pleasingly human scale.
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The CDC says that trend threatens to derail decades of progress in helping prevent kids from taking up smoking.
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I'm taking up Nursing...but I also want to make sure I getting the recognition and money I deserve.
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Ahead, learn to let the oversized piece of your choice do the talking, without taking up all the conversation.
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As major U.S. carriers scale back their growth plans in Europe, Norwegian is taking up some of the slack.
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Senators are also keen on taking up the methane measure, introducing their own version of the resolution last week.
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It also accused Azeri armed forces of violating the Geneva convention by taking up positions close to populated areas.
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Drezner acknowledges that there is some hypocrisy in China taking up this mantle, since the nation itself practices mercantilism.
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However, this project is reportedly behind schedule and taking up much of the time of Apple's autonomous driving team.
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The legislature ended its regular session at the end of April without taking up the measures for a vote.
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Solving the world's biggest problems requires creativity and perseverance — and innovators around the globe are taking up the challenge.
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It could grow in the coming years, but a best-case scenario would be electric cycles taking up 5%.
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The president also wants to turn to tax reform, which is taking up an increasing amount of his workload.
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From selling items on the internet to taking up a part-time job, here are some ideas to consider.
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They define affordability as one's monthly payment on housing taking up no more than 31 percent of one's paycheck.
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The upper chamber has a busy week ahead, with lawmakers also taking up a hugely popular email privacy bill.
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The Center for Western Priorities, an opponent of Zinke's agenda, on Tuesday applauded DOJ for taking up the probe.
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And the 53-year-old is doing just that by taking up a up the soothing skill of sculpting.
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After shocking the political establishment and taking up Pelosi&aposs protege, but is she all sizzle and no steak?
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"The turtle takes a long time to reach sexual maturity, taking up to 25 to 30 years," he said.
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A. K. Singh, said that upon taking up his post in 2013, he had encountered two schools of thought.
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They've also assumed a larger role in formal politics, taking up positions in the ranks of Venezuela's opposition parties.
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By 2004, Orcollo was taking up to $5,000 a game from some of pool's biggest names, all over Manila.
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Taking up new hobbies like working out post-breakup may seem cliché, but they're popular suggestions because they work.
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The Senate is putting together its own legislation that can pass the chamber, rather than taking up the House's.
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Taking up its cause was a White House official with a reputation for assessing risk much differently: Dr. Beck.
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Patrons on San Francisco's BART will be given a warning for taking up too much room on the train.
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Fly-by-night adventure companies are taking up untrained climbers who pose a risk to everyone on the mountain.
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"They are not interested in gay men or women taking up too much space in our society," he said.
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The original deal promised that the United States would consider taking up to 1,200 refugees from Australian detention centers.
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"You see most campaigns taking up Bernie's talking points from 13 — it's become the norm now," Mr. Elrod said.
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Now we have words like gender neutral, gender deviant, gender nonconforming and non-binary making and taking up space.
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Among other things, he's since ditched that "frivolous" soap that was taking up too much space on the counter.
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In other words, if people began the study with depression, they usually felt better after taking up weight training.
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The lawyers suggested Thursday as a hearing date, which Mr. Grassley is considering and taking up with his colleagues.
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When I first started doing this work, people were competing with one another, like, Oh you're taking up space.
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Now it's the right that flaunts weaponry at political events and celebrates taking up arms to settle political disputes.
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The space is wider than it is deep, with a long communal table taking up most of the floor.
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If you notice you're not taking up golf because you think you'll be bad at it, do it anyway.
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The group will hold a 54% stake in the build-operate-transfer project, with Greece taking up the rest.
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The group will hold a 54% stake in the build-operate-transfer project, with Greece taking up the rest.
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Mr. Scorsese's "The Irishman" is playing in theaters for just three weeks before taking up permanent residence on Netflix.
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Not so long ago, Safarova seemed on the cusp of taking up residence near the top of the sport.
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The final and hardest phase, taking up to 10 years, is the elimination or limiting of factories and programs.
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Nor will I be taking up this whole litany of left-wing proposals they've been passing in the House.
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Links to your opinionated blogs, Pinterest page, or Instagram account have no business taking up prime résumé real estate.
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Taking up the scholarship the next year, he moved to Philadelphia with his mother and studied there with Hofmann.
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From Uber's perspective, Juno must seem like a hermit crab, taking up residence in a home built by others.
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And what we see on the ground, in the courts, is amazing progress in taking up new IP cases.
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It'll match any cabinets and counters, and will look clean as hell without taking up too much counter space.
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"We'll be taking up the House bill sometime before the end of the month," the Republican leader told reporters.
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Bezos seems to be taking up a similar path, even requesting philanthropic ideas from his Twitter followers in June.
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The inflated balloons stay there for six months, taking up space inside the stomach so the person feels full.
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After a week of hatred unlike any in modern memory, he shows no sign of taking up this duty.
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The officials who launched the suit welcomed the news that the appeals court was taking up the case anew.
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Until then, my Swiffer will continue to occupy a darkened corner, taking up considerably less space, in its stead.
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Some experts predicted that trade tariffs could worsen the situation by taking up to 25 percent of semiconductor earnings.
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"We'll be taking up the house bill sometime before the end of the month," the Republican leader told reporters.
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After that opinion, one of the sitting judges asked the full circuit to vote on taking up the case.
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Now at least 12 more states are taking up automatic-registration bills, many of which are likely to pass.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a large pool taking up most of the floor space at Recess.
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Taking up a linotype job with a local paper, she went to church often and applied for American citizenship.
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"She's taking up space to explore, and we haven't seen a lot of black women do that," she said.
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Individual brain cells were up and running, performing their basic duties of taking up oxygen and producing carbon dioxide.
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The best ones are foldable, so you can pack them in a suitcase without taking up too much space.
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She jumps into the crowd and darts across the front of the stage, taking up the space she deserves.
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In a sense, then, others are already taking up the banner of the revolution Mr. Sanders is trying to foment.
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Producers could grow several kilograms of bacteria in a single hour while only taking up one cubic meter of space.
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Rather than taking up any more of your time off, we're going to let you explore the site for yourself.
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Wear them once and maybe you'll consider taking up ceramics and drinking chai lattes (spring is all about reinvention anyway).
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It has a 22017 inch screen, with the display taking up about 80 percent of the front of the phone.
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Nevada, on the other hand, has the highest percentage of female state lawmakers with 25 women taking up 63 positions.
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Today you'll finally be able to work through the chores that have been taking up all of your energy, Scorpio.
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The key issues this year are election reform and marijuana legalization, with voters in 16 states taking up the issues.
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But that big display has a downside, besides taking up the tiniest bit of additional real estate on your wrist.
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There's already a growing unease about automation, but people seem to get especially angry about robots taking up their space.
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Even with relatively few voicemails taking up space on my phone, listening to them always seems like such a chore.
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It's worth noting here that taking up arms on behalf of a leftist ideology doesn't always involve massacring the rich.
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The mood in the city, where many Fort McMurray residents are taking up refuge, is in awe, he told CNN.
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Step aside, Xboxes and giant TVs: Instant Pots are taking up space on page one of Black Friday ads now.
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A large red Smith Corona manual typewriter can be seen behind them, taking up much of the drawing's upper half.
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Hadn't I already wondered if I might be wrong, taking up space where I did not have a right to?
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The backplate taking up much of the phone's rear is aluminum, but the G2000's core frame is actually plastic.
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It serves as a glitch effect that appears as a box around me, or sometimes taking up the entire screen.
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The legs and feet are oversized, weighty, splayed, taking up a large piece of the upper part of the painting.
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Fourteen-year-old Helen Sambou, dimpled and cornrowed, is so shy she seems almost apologetic for even taking up space.
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And that often meant a lousy experience, with a vertical video taking up just a portion of the available screen.
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What product, Wi-Fi'd or not Wi-Fi'd, is actually worth taking up space in my already crowded bathroom cabinet?
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"I'm happy to see that the Science Committee is taking up the issue of sexual violence in academia," she said.
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Eastern European delicatessens have started opening up, catering for some of those taking up often unskilled jobs in the region.
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Sayyid Qutb, a leading figure in the Brotherhood in the 20133s and 1960s, favoured taking up arms against impious rulers.
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It also has storage for your cord so you can conveniently put it away without taking up too much space.
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The two teens are slipping into their fathers' outfits of choice while also taking up the mantel of challenging Voldemort.
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President-elect Trump—who ran as the law and order candidate—could surprise people positively by taking up this issue.
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But the now heartbreaking video also shows Roy and his wife, Brandy, discussing her disapproval with him taking up flying.
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With royalties taking up so much of what Spotify earns, it's waging a tough war against a deep-pocketed opponent.
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It was brutally inefficient, taking up to three hours of calling and faxing orders to line up a single delivery.
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Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), the majority leader, said Thursday he will not be taking up the legislation in the Senate.
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Its troops should stay until the Taliban show that they are sincere about taking up politics and laying down arms.
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Sears:Sears is taking up to 60% off a selection of appliances, mattresses, and home items during its Labor Day Sale.
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The clip zooms out to show the buds zipping around on a quiet street, Fallon still taking up the rear.
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The hinge on both models has been updated and strengthened to be more sturdy while taking up less internal space.
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Speaking of which, Adele is the only other lady in the top 10, with dudes taking up the other positions.
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You can whip up great dressings, purees, and soups in a snap, all without taking up too much counter space.
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"I'm sorry for taking up so much time, I apologize" he said at one point as his colleagues looked on.
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Protesters had hoped to shame Wilson into acknowledging the brutality in East St. Louis and taking up civil rights causes.
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As I gain muscle, I've learned that I no longer want to disappear, and that I love taking up space.
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For some people, though, taking up a martial art isn't just a life changing experience; it's a live saving one.
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At the very least, it would have made a great companion to the X70 without taking up too much space.
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Jonsson, who would also be taking up the role of senior vice president, has been with the drugmaker since 1990.
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He will replace as coffee head Markus Reis, who will be taking up another position with LDC, the sources said.
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Before taking up work with iFly's parent company, SkyVenture, he was with the United States Air Force for ten years.
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You can whip up great dressings, purees, and soups in a snap, all without taking up too much counter space.
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Taking up the issue in next year risks even more pushback from lawmakers with an eye on October's general election.
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Sadly, although the winter tourist season is in full swing, no one will be taking up that tempting offer soon.
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The fact that the packaging is worthy of taking up a must-see spot on your vanity doesn't hurt, either.
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Monday marks the anniversary of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party taking up arms against the Turkish state 32 years ago.
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Despite only taking up the sport two years ago, Bulgan is determined to be the best female archer in Mongolia.
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China is relying on millions of internal migrants taking up jobs in cities to boost the urban population and consumption.
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"I'm looking at the first quarter of the year," Blunt said, asked about a timeline for taking up the change.
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Rose will be taking up the mantel for the band's European stadium tour, which begins May 7 in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Despite taking up temporary residence in his home, it seems that no one knew where the overlord could be found.
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With men struggling to find work or absent, more women are taking up jobs or even setting up small businesses.
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He largely self-financed his primary campaign, later taking up traditional fundraising alongside the RNC after securing the party nomination.
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Another factor in the court's slow pace is that the justices have been taking up fewer cases in recent years.
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In June 2010, he was trying to quit, even taking up electric cigarettes, which helped his wife, Dana, quit smoking.
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You, yourself, must walk the walk by cutting sugar and processed foods out of your diet while taking up exercise.
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She challenges women to stop shrinking and to start taking up space and is a champion for accessibility in fitness.
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Is balancing your side hustle and full-time job taking up all of your time and negatively impacting your relationships?
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For most people, a countertop ice machine like Frigidaire's will do the trick without taking up too much counter space.
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Instead, she recaptured her identity as an athlete by taking up wheelchair basketball, and later a modified form of skiing.
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The House will not be taking up this bill, though, instead moving forward with a series of its own bills.
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The sale is subject to AGL's partner Arrow Energy Ltd not taking up its pre-emptive rights in the projects.
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He was notorious for taking up way too much air time in every meeting, and my quieter colleagues resented him.
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Taking up more than 14% of Iceland's territory, the Vatnajökull National Park is more than 1,400,000 hectares (14,000 square kilometers).
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Under its rules, the EU must vet former commissioners taking up new jobs within 18 months of them leaving office.
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"I feel guilty for taking up that room, knowing there's someone who wants to get out, but can't," she continued.
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Taking up precious resume real estate with a generic statement about your soft skills and interests is a no-no.
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Greenco's mini food storage containers make it easy to hold on to your leftover ingredients without taking up much space.
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In a Radio New Zealand interview soon after taking up the ambassadorial post, he defended Mr. Trump's record with women.
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As one member of Congress put it, they aren't taking up the controversial issue unless Trump makes them do it.
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Agents finally withdrew, taking up a position on the front sidewalk, where they remain in ski masks and tactical gear.
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We do know that there is a different form of glucose transporter that is a specialist at taking up fructose.
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Grenell, 52, has done little to ingratiate himself to his host country since taking up the position in May 2018.
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It was small enough to pack away without taking up room, and it might come in handy down the road.
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The 4,200-square-foot rowhouse, taking up the entire 22½-foot-by-2327-foot lot, is to be delivered vacant.
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I feel like my literal existence hurts people, like I'm always taking up space that should belong to someone else.
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They chatted, with Capaz trying to figure out if the young man was in danger of taking up harder drugs.
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A counterpart, Sushi by Bae, 90 minutes for $100, from the chef Oona Tempest, is also taking up residence there.
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Holmes served as the head of investor relations before taking up the role of human capital management lead in 2017.
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The grid skeleton was a pain to figure out, what with all the themers taking up so much real estate.
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We watched Dwyane Wade's raw selfie video, his weary face taking up the whole screen, his eyes puffy from weeping.
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There it dissolves into the liquid, taking up space and causing pressure to build through a process called Henry's Law.
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For example, with support from the European Union, the Swedes were recently seen taking up this challenge in battery production.
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And before even taking up the post, she had a falling out with the company's music director, Karl-Heinz Steffens.
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According to The Guardian, childcare is very expensive in the UK, taking up 40.9% of most family's income in 2012.
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Most of his predecessors were specialist bureaucrats who worked in the central government before taking up the Hong Kong assignment.
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Nor will I be taking up this whole litany of left-wing proposals they have been passing in the House.
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"Men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the Fearless Girl," twittered Mayor de Blasio.
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There is potentially a trove of visual data taking up valued space on people's phones, or trapped in broken devices.
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With Trump taking up so much of the news, does Meyers need his own "skip politics" button in real life?
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The organizations that are doing things right have employees in managerial positions taking up an average number of nine reports.
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Wolfgang Van Halen, who also plays bass in his dad's band, is taking up for current music phenom Billie Eilish.
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McConnell has repeatedly hammered House Democrats for not taking up USMCA, a top priority for Republicans and the White House.
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Will your friendship be different when you don't have "Broad City" taking up so much of your energy and attention?
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As a first-term senator, he kept his head down, taking up issues of veterans, health care, agriculture and technology.
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And with Donald Trump taking up considerable oxygen in the minds of voters, that effect may be even more muted.
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If the tower of life were an office building, plants would be the main tenants, taking up dozens of floors.
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The bezel is smaller than past models, taking up just a tiny bit of the top and bottom of the device.
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She criticized her fellow justices for taking up a dispute that had been litigated under the wrong standard in lower courts.
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In her show at MoCA, Miller produced a six-channel video installation taking up the entire southeast wing of the museum.
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The ballerina herself played with Barbies until she was 14, she says, before ballet started taking up more of her time.
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You could probably write a dissertation about taking up or occupying public spaces as and gender differences and the male gaze.
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The holidays are fun — until parties and shopping and making small talk with distant relatives starts taking up all our time.
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"There were about 190 people taking up every single bed possible, every single room possible, every single hallway possible," Kihuen said.
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He admitted that at one point, he was taking up to 1,400 pain pills a month after suffering a football injury.
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They talk about everything from the way different cultures perceive larger women to being worried about taking up space on flights.
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And here we have the general populous taking up arms because they're afraid of coming perilously close to some male nip.
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I don't think women claiming time for themselves is wrong; I don't necessarily think women taking up public space is, either.
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As Republicans struggle to frame a coherent response to the Democratic impeachment train, Trump's 2020 campaign is taking up the slack.
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Even though the cheerleader controversy appears to have cost Olens his job, Ehrhart has no regrets about taking up the cause.
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The move was seen, in part, as a way to increase product selection on Amazon without taking up more warehouse space.
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That has left the nation's highest court shorthanded, prone to ideological deadlocks and plainly wary about taking up some contentious disputes.
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"I will do my best for the nation and the people," Apirat said in a speech before taking up his post.
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But the young women of horror cinema seem to have had enough and are taking up arms against... anyone they choose.
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Personal fitness training is a $9 billion dollar industry, with online fitness training taking up an increasing share of the market.
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Just like his mother did before him, Prince Harry is taking up the fight against landmines, calling it a humanitarian issue.
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Beyond just this optimization, the feature also offers better insight into what is taking up so much space on your Mac.
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I'm not ashamed of taking up my entire bed without worrying I'm going to wake someone up every time I move.
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I know that might sound strange given that I'm doing this, which is taking up a huge part of my life!
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Also take a look to see if other expenses — such as utilities or food — are taking up more of your budget.
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Taking up the ground floor space of three shophouses, stepping into Burger Joint Singapore will immediately transport you to New York.
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"Workers we rescue from bondage often cite loans they took for their child's marriage for taking up the work," he added.
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They're taking up a lot of space in the parking area: a few older folks peer over disapprovingly from their minivan.
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If you get rid of the clutter or weight taking up negative space in your life, you feel so much better.
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The story arc starts with T'Challa taking up the mantle and having to deal with a new threat to Wakanda: Klaw.
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"So the Clintons will still be taking up space on the stage, even as many Democrats want them to go away."
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Each time it moves to a different ledger, the money has a different identity, taking up time and potentially causing confusion.
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The Senate will be taking up its own email privacy bill after the House unanimously passed a similar version last month.
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A 21-foot whale shark brushed silently by, inches from his face, its broad, spotted back taking up his entire view.
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In Settings, I can see that the Documents & Data used by the app are taking up almost a gigabyte of space.
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He stood 218 feet 21964 inches with an athletic build; had played football, tennis and squash; and was taking up golf.
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Lawmakers have said their concerns about the deal must be addressed and resolved before they will consider taking up the TPP.
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Senate Majority Leader, in your concern for life, will you be taking up a bill to address maternal mortality and morbidity?
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The Happy Healthy Parent Silicone Baby Bib is easy to pack in a suitcase without taking up too much space. Pros:Cons:
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Taking up the mantle of big polluters, he battled and eventually bested the EPA on the implementation of clean water standards.
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In 2014, the Department of Justice recommended against taking up the case, leading the Supreme Court to decline Google v. Oracle.
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If you can't, and would still like a way to de-stress in your off-hours, consider taking up a hobby.
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Eventually, the reason for this abundance hit me: I was taking up twice the space of a normal double-occupancy passenger.
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She also said that President Trump owes the Moores a "thank you" for taking up the media spotlight in recent weeks.
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The supply flows from a vast protected area upstate, taking up to a year to get to an ultraviolet disinfection plant.
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Here's a new one: A man drives up close to a motorcycle, which is taking up an unnecessarily big parking space.
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And House leadership has made no commitments yet on actually taking up a Green New Deal resolution when it is released.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) warned lawmakers against taking up the bill before being sure about whether a lawsuit could go forward.
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Cities and towns sought to regulate ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft by too often taking up with taxicab commissions.
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With the news Monday night that two more GOP senators won't support taking up a bill repealing and replacing ObamaCare, Sen.
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Last month, The Times reported that rebels are once again taking up arms while their leaders again take up drug trafficking.
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Former FBI Director Robert Mueller has been named special counsel at the Department of Justice and is taking up the investigation.
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And when The Good Dinosaur wasn't nominated in 22018, it was because Pixar's own Inside Out was taking up a spot.
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"After nine years, I plan on taking up my spiritual journey: a three-year diploma learning the Maori language," she said.
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By taking up both questions, the Supreme Court ensures that all legal issues relating to the census will be resolved quickly.
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But Awad explained that the group has fractured within Egypt, with some of its members taking up arms against the state.
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This is what lurks in the depths of my mind, taking up space that might be better saved for daily logistics.
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And so far, there's no sign of any of them taking up permanent residence among the condo towers or leafy suburbs.
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Inside the city, local people reported that Houthi fighters had entrenched themselves, taking up positions in apartment buildings, hospitals and homes.
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Across the country, idled federal workers and contractors are taking up last-resort jobs with ride-hailing services and delivery apps.
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Some of these poems are in rhymed quatrains, and almost all are snapshot-size, taking up no more than a page.
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The intensely politicized religion that appears to be taking up residence at the Museum of the Bible isn't there by accident.
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Even if they don't die in the hospital, they can jeopardize others by taking up beds and ventilators in short supply.
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Starboard Value, the activist hedge fund, is taking up a new line of attack as it pushes for change at Mellanox.
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When a midlife crisis meant swapping your hatchback for a sports car, preferably red, or taking up a boozy, illicit affair?
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On the House side of the Capitol, a more conservative bill than even Trump's proposal has been taking up the focus.
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"Women should not be the only ones taking up this cause and this fight," Booker said during the event in Ohio.
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This mean you won't really have to worry about another component taking up a lot of space on your entertainment center.
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Infrastructure development is a core part of President Joko Widodo's economic agenda and state firms are taking up most government projects.
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Both voted against taking up the healthcare bill and have signaled they won't be strong-armed by the administration or leadership.
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The chamber is taking up the IRS revamp measures less than four months after Congress passed legislation overhauling the tax code.
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Some analysts wonder if it could open the door to the court's taking up cases in that and other sweeping conflicts.
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The court's decision on taking up the case will also affect whether or not it is decided before the 2020 election.
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It's easy to assemble and relatively compact, taking up minimal space when folded up and very little square footage when open.
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Just past this is a smattering of squat, old-fashioned brick buildings, and taking up the rear are soaring modernist towers.
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Mark Kirk, who's already sharply broken with his leadership by calling his colleagues "closed-minded" for not taking up the nomination.
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And in the coming weeks, the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee is taking up a bill that would do the same thing.
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My thought processes might have shut down, but the protagonists of the stories I was writing kept taking up strange challenges.
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Her answer was leadership — she encouraged people to give women opportunities and to teach girls the importance of taking up space.
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Burr voted against taking up legislation that would have allowed Medicare to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies over the drugs it purchases.
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"It's really interesting to think about this question in relation to feminism and the idea of taking up space," Zappas says.
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All senior managers must be vetted by regulators before taking up their post, but the banks apply the certification regime themselves.
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These are fighting words: They mean knowing the enemy, which is the first step to taking up arms against the enemy.
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GOP House lawmakers plan on taking up the legislation at a blistering pace, with two committees scheduled to hold votes Wednesday.
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Before taking up his job as anticorruption chief in 2012, Mr. Wang forged a career as an economic administrator and troubleshooter.
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If engagement is how success is measured, why not just design the app where taking up time is the entire point?
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So have the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency charged with taking up workplace discrimination complaints, and several federal courts.
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That might also explain why Senate leadership has been reluctant to set any firm timetable for taking up the CHIP extension.
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"For women, being thin means taking up less space, something that is expected of women both literally and symbolically," she says.
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But the candidate — 40-year military veteran Robert Harward — announced later in the day that he wouldn't be taking up the position.
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Flag waving children greeted the two royal couples at Matteusskolan School — gleefully taking up more of their time than they had planned.
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Mining investment also looked to have stabilised after several years of steep decline, and other industries were finally taking up the slack.
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"There should not be any justification for taking up arms against peaceful legitimate governments and the people of the country," she says.
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Plus, with fewer things taking up space in your home, you'll have more room to display the things that bring you joy.
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The federal agency is charged with taking up workplace discrimination complaints — whether it's sexism, racism, Islamophobia, or, most recently, anti-LGBTQ bigotry.
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But if you can't, and would still like a way to de-stress in your off hours, consider taking up a hobby.
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Mr Macri, Argentina's president since 603, says the ordeal persuaded him to abandon business and contribute to society by taking up politics.
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Beyond simply taking up space as a woman (also as a woman of colour) in this industry, O is an important storyteller.
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I think the biggest thing allies need to be doing is not taking up space and letting marginalized people speak for themselves.
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And while most of the world is migrating to cities, a growing numbers of urban dwellers in Italy are taking up farming.
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The Air Force did say that the X-37B would be taking up these small satellites when the vehicle launched in 2017.
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There's just so much stuff that fits into a human brain and no reason whatsoever that McConnell should be taking up space.
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" Once, one of his daughters drew a family portrait and his body was just a "large circle taking up half the page.
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Alana has been by her husband's side every step of the way, taking up residence at a hotel across from the hospital.
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Governments — the European Union being one notable example — are taking up the challenge of that latter issue with new regulations, specifically GDPR.
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But even as it stands, Beat Saber is a fantastically fun time for anyone who's ever dreamt of taking up a lightsaber.
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Forced upon you by your phone itself, not downloaded out of choice, the outcast apps sat there, unopened and taking up space.
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As a coping strategy he advises taking up a hobby or sport, instead of trying to take things out of your life.
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But since Canada is legalizing marijuana nationwide in one go, it can do this — and several provinces are taking up this option.
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For Scully, however, the recent taking up of figuration was motivated, initially at least, entirely by happy changes in his personal life.
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Uninstall apps you don't useAny apps that you're not using regularly are just taking up storage space and making life more difficult.
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All she wanted to do was cook some pork chops and my giant ass appliance taking up half the countertop seemed counterproductive.
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" The result, she said, "has been a clash between different parts of the country, terrorists taking up some locations in the country.
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He's still getting used to the fact that there's a baby around who is taking up all the attention and kisses lately.
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The usual time for such proceedings has doubled in the past year, taking up to six months in some cases, lawyers said.
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We got the impression he couldn't be bothered to get himself organized on taking up the offer to go to his grandmother's.
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And Ash struggles to reconcile his humanity and love for Michael with the Klingon memories suddenly taking up residence in his mind.
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Most in the opposition fear that taking up arms against the government would be both futile and play into Ortega&aposs hands.
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And across the continent, young women are taking up careers as coders, IT managers, and establishing tech-based start-ups, like Tress.
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As Wray confirmed the Russia threat remains, Senate Democrats criticized Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for not taking up election security legislation.
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It really made me think about the idea of taking up space and what's happening, you were just talking about that idea.
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Lawmakers are concerned about teens and young adults taking up vaping not as a way to quit smoking, but as a hobby.
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The First Lady sat for an interview -- her first solo interview since taking up residence in the White House -- with ABC News.
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So I spent the whole fucking night trying to get away from this guy, and he was taking up so much space.
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" The meeting lasted about 20 to 30 minutes, he said, adding, "As it ended, my acquaintance apologized for taking up our time.
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In addition, Republicans believe by taking up the popular bills, it will provide further incentive for Democrats not to obstruct the Senate.
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So, even if you always use alternatives to the stock Gmail or Google music app, they will hang around taking up space.
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By taking up the guitar, they're fabricating their own culture; they're not waiting for someone else to hand it down to them.
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By the third episode, however, Luhrmann, who fired two showrunners before taking up the mantle himself, manages to pull the plot together.
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" Lorde noted that "it's a very strange feeling when you feel like you're too much" or "you're taking up too much space.
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He started his banking career with Citibank in Pakistan in 1997 before taking up the job with Credit Suisse in Hong Kong.
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"The extent of the acceleration of how much carbon dioxide they were taking up during this period was quite surprising," Keenan says.
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That said, more people around the world and in East Africa are taking up skating, and the sport is growing among kids.
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That phone can't be taking up more than 50 percent of the screen, meaning the remaining half is just empty, distracting space.
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The intragastric balloon systems are weight-loss systems that function by taking up space in a patient's stomach, according to the FDA.
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First, it stands upright, so you can tuck it right between your cleanser and moisturizer bottles without it taking up much space.
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House members representing districts with solar panel manufacturing facilities sided with Suniva and SolarWorld as the ITC was taking up the case.
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Leaving the letter aside, Trump's approach to North Korea suggests that he wants to form a bond before taking up tough issues.
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He also plans on taking up his priority offer, which is eligible to shareholders and investors of Magellan and certain related entities.
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Blessing Abeng told CNN women should not be diminished for their domestic roles and should be celebrated for taking up such responsibilities.
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The continuing if not increasing numbers of veterans taking up public service roles is historically more remarkable than these numbers might suggest.
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I order a beer because I don't want to be a jerk taking up space on a packed patio without getting anything.
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"We'll be taking up contempt on Bryan Pagliano for his lack of attending," McCarthy said, referring to a committee hearing Pagliano skipped.
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When efforts to sabotage Trump's campaign failed, Romney considered taking up the secretary of state position, but was passed over by Trump.
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Workers leave behind their homes, their communities and their support networks and risk taking up a new job in a new state.
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McConnell on Wednesday played up possible action next year on immigration and infrastructure and downplayed the likelihood of taking up entitlement reform.
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In Washington, the Republican-majority House of Representatives is heading off to vacation without taking up even minimalist proposals for gun safety.
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And some are surprised to see a woman taking up a trade that is usually the preserve of ironing men, or "makwagi".
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Even the cranberry sauce — something not normally even worthy of taking up space on my Thanksgiving plate — had me scooping for more.
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It has just enough pockets — one for everything you need, and none that make you despise them for simply taking up space.
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Reports flooded the airwaves and internet of employees struggling to pay their bills and taking up second jobs to cover their losses.
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Within a week of taking up her Harvard post, she was arrested during a street protest in support of the DACA program.
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Pokémon Go might not be taking up physical space in your life, but it's likely using your Cloud storage at the moment.
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The brothers have attempted to shake their alleged ponzi scheming past by taking up the heroic mantle of Trump tweet reply guys.
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Stilwell is also scheduled to visit South Korea during his trip to Asia, his first since taking up his post last month.
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But the spending bill Congress is taking up this week might be the last good vehicle this year to finally pass something.
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As well as taking up more than a third of ER budgets, fall-related injuries often lead to expensive personal injury claims.
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On Monday, Caitlin Flanagan, perhaps taking up Hayes's challenge, urged liberals to remember some of what Clinton is said to have done.
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He did a two-year stint in the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport before taking up his post in Hungary.
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He did a two-year stint in the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport before taking up his post in Hungary.
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As she slid out of the driver's seat, the woman began screaming at her for taking up a space for sick people.
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We have data that taking up to five A.P. courses over the course of high school helps students complete college on time.
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As the data analytics start-up expands, with salespeople taking up increasing physical and cultural space, Wiener looks to make a move.
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At that time, she was taking up to 12 Advils a day and began researching the world of supplements and alternative medicine.
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After that, Dunn cared for his five other siblings, taking up the many responsibilities his mom had held as a single parent.
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They offer luminous hope that a new generation of talent in American theater is taking up Stephen Sondheim's mantle of exquisite ambivalence.
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The charging station plugs right into the wall, taking up only one outlet to charge up to seven devices at a time.
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Most of the other teams in the competition have come to watch, taking up positions on the cliff in club-branded gear.
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Six months after taking up the instrument, he was playing professionally alongside Mr. Coleman, in gigs that earned him $1 a night.
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It's 1.5 inches deep, so you won't have to worry about it taking up too much visual space underneath your cabinets either.
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"The House does not want to be pressured into taking up a Senate bill when it has it's own ideas," Grella said.
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Two of the cases they'll consider taking up are strange challenges to a California law aimed at preventing fraud among charitable organizations.
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The National Front, long one of Europe's most popular far-right parties, thrived by taking up that French nationalism as its own.
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Last month, Damien Brosnan, co-head of Asia ECM at UBS, left the bank only seven months after taking up that position.
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The full Senate is taking up the annual defense policy bill this week, following a procedural vote Monday evening to begin debate.
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But I found that with screenshots no longer taking up space all over my desktop, I didn't worry about them so much.
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One was Shi Youming, a Buddhist monk who was taking up a post in the ruins of one of Zhengding's legendary temples.
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"We'll be taking up contempt on Bryan Pagliano for his lack of attending," McCarthy said, referring to a committee hearing Pagliano skipped.
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In America, Congress, disconcerted by the spectacle of armed labor leaders taking up politics, outlawed sales of military equipment to either side.
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She tried taking up studies again at a local community center, but its teachers stopped showing up after two weeks of classes.
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She tried taking up studies again at a local community center, but its teachers stopped showing up after two weeks of classes.
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But also think about those life rewards once you've stopped working — whether it is traveling, relocating or taking up a new hobby.
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For a span of some seconds, I indulged the fantasy of taking up citizenship in this world of costly luxury consumer goods.
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Thompson ran Britain's tax collection authority before taking up the FRC reins last year to overhaul what lawmakers called a "toothless" watchdog.
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He said he weighed two options for what to do next: a cross-country motorcycle trip, or taking up arms in Syria.
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In this case, it doesn't refer to taking up a hobby again, but a HEM, and so the answer is RE-HEM.
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Employees who aren&apost stars may worry about failing and may avoid taking up innovative projects that could potentially benefit the organization.
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I feel hollow and nervous, and I want to apologize for taking up space on the beautiful streets of my city, Vienna.
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So when we started Trivago it was rather about bootstrapping and not taking up so much money so early in the process.
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Senate Republicans taking up their health care bill Tuesday afternoon were interrupted by protesters shouting at them from the public gallery above.
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These icons show Microsoft apps that aren't on your phone, taking up real estate that's usually reserved for programs you chose to install.
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Well, sellers have promised to pay double of what buyers pay when taking up the insurance if the couple were to break up.
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There are some concerns about teens and youth taking up vaping not as a way to quit smoking but, y'know, just for fun.
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That kind of power could mean panels taking up around 13,000 hectares of space on the island - nearly the size of capital Taipei.
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On Thursday the bank said it had completed its capital increase with the Treasury taking up 593.87 million shares for 3.85 billion euros.
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During her final semester of college in Sacramento, she said, her roommates chased her out of their shared apartment after taking up meth.
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Gallery Go works with devices running Android 8.1 (Oreo) and newer, taking up just 10 MB of storage space on a mobile device.
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Aid group Medicins Sans Frontieres accused the U.N. peacekeeping mission, known as UNMISS, on Tuesday of taking up to 16 hours to act.
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Bonus: you won't have to invest in a loose spigot gathering up dust and taking up drawer space for most of the year.
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It's a predominantly gay and trans space, and I think it's worth thinking about how you literally are taking up space at parties.
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Not only are they taking up useful storage space, but they may be unnecessarily collecting data (assuming you gave them the permission to).
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Veteran election lawyer Marc Elias is taking up Nelson's cause: A lawyer from his firm is representing Nelson and Florida Democrats in court.
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This is a project I'm describing from the '90s that was obviously taking up these questions at an earlier moment in that discussion.
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It slips into any of your pockets without taking up much space and can hold up to six cards along with some cash.
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Halliburton's long-time chief financial officer, Mark McCollum, is taking up the role of chief executive at smaller rival Weatherford International Plc WFT.
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The concept, of course, means different things to different people beyond literally existing somewhere and therefore taking up a part of the world.
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As time went on, a few spots turned into breakouts, which turned into fully fledged acne taking up permanent residence across my face.
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Even though the Gigafactory isn't complete, it's already enormous, taking up 1.9 million square feet of the land Tesla owns outside of Reno.
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Aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres accused the U.N. peacekeeping mission, known as UNMISS, on Tuesday of taking up to 16 hours to act.
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Now, Prince Harry is taking up his mom's mantel and used his speech at the awards to encourage everyone to continue getting tested.
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Mars and Jamie have been taking up so much of Nola's time and energy, and we haven't learned nearly enough the third suitor.
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After taking up the assistance of fertility treatments, the couple was ecstatic when they found out they were finally expecting a baby girl.
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It's enticing to see the prize gets raised again and again, but you should think twice before gleefully taking up on their offer.
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Speaker grilles flank the sides of the keyboard, taking up a considerable amount of real estate and for good reason: they sound good.
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Hölderlin's poetry of the Open, his madness, his taking up a pen name, throw the boundaries and nature of the self into question.
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"Being active and healthy solves a lot of problems in life," said Johnson, who also has lost 60 pounds since taking up skijoring.
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Those priorities include spending time with friends and family, traveling abroad or taking up a hobby, in that order, according to the survey.
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Tribal leaders in the eastern province of Deir ez-Zor mutter openly about taking up arms to drive the Kurds from Arab lands.
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They're so good that they make all kinds of craziness—sending a letter, say, or even taking up stamp-collecting—sound remarkably plausible.
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The Huawei P20 Pro is now official, taking up its place as the company's new flagship and this year's most exciting new phone.
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They look weird, with all kinds of protruding sensors and often more junk taking up a whole lot of space in the trunk.
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A virtual home button built into the display could do everything a physical button could do, but without taking up so much space.
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Even with that unforgettable duel between Arya and Brienne of Tarth, we still want to see the women of Westeros taking up arms.
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There is also a new feature that will help optimize storage on your Mac by getting rid of stuff taking up excess space.
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With cities expanding and taking up more land, and the population growing and needing more food, the pressure on remaining land is growing.
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That kind of power could mean panels taking up around 25,000 hectares of space on the island - nearly the size of capital Taipei.
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Instead of taking up the entire window they only take up about 6-inches, so less bad air or loud noises come in.
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The Senate Whitewater Committee was created in 1995 to formally investigate the matter, holding 60 sessions and taking up 300 hours of testimony.
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"As it ended, my acquaintance apologized for taking up our time," Trump Jr. said in a statement obtained by CNN on July 9.
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"As it ended, my acquaintance apologized for taking up our time," Trump Jr. said in a statement, obtained by CNN on July 9.
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HE RECEIVED A GREAT DEAL OF ATTENTION ABOUT IT. ONE MIGHT IMAGINE IT MIGHT BE TAKING UP A GOOD DEAL OF HIS TIME.
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The back end slides out from the trailer as the driver slams on the brakes, taking up the entire width of the road.
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Despite lower earnings, Covestro is boosting investment to prevent production bottlenecks in future upswings, taking up the challenge posed by rivals' growth plans.
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"This storm is massive in its size -- taking up a third of the country -- and it's been a triple threat really," Sater said.
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In the meantime, I am comforted by the fact that city and state leaders across the country have started taking up the challenge.
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But the fact that the National Association of Manufacturers is taking up arms against this strategy suggests that they see a legitimate threat.
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But he found that the company was taking up a lot of his weeknights and making it hard to find time to study.
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The inside of an iPhone is, as Forbes calls it, valuable real estate, and the jack was simply taking up too much room.
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Its snow-capped neighbor, Mauna Kea, while not taking up as much mass or girth as Mauna Loa, is around 800 feet taller.
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The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday is taking up a Commerce, Justice and Science spending bill that would block the handover through 2017.
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We urge Congress to take on this challenge, and act boldly by taking up and passing comprehensive food aid reform legislation this year.
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The land "has been taking up water," said NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist John Reager, who led the study published Thursday in Science.
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It's also why we're so grateful to Senators Collins and Manchin for taking up the same cause of bipartisan cooperation in the Senate.
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The police warned that the clown pranks were disturbing the peace, taking up valuable police resources and, in some cases, breaking the law.
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The road appeared to buckle near the corner of 85033th and D streets NW, with the crater taking up roughly one traffic lane.
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The situation, she says, has gone from bad to worse, and she adds that she would support taking up Trump's invitation to talks.
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But this was the first study to confirm that some storks, enticed by the year-round buffet, are taking up permanent Portuguese residency.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, who has made a series of gaffes since taking up the CDU position, has seen her popularity slide in recent weeks.
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You've mentioned before that you feel like you should be taking up more space as a person of color in the art industry.
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These no-fuss packing cubes from eBags fit everything you need for a vacation without taking up too much space in your suitcase.
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You want a bed frame that blends into the room naturally, not one that overwhelms the room by taking up too much space.
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Gold was essential in order to guarantee the currency, but the bankers didn't want it taking up valuable space on their balance sheets.
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Even if she can't finish out her high school cheerleading career, she's already focused on college -- taking up tumbling classes to help prepare.
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He saw this taking up as our duty, as human beings and as citizens of whatever imperfect state we happen to call home.
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He grew up with his colleagues, going to bars, attending weddings, coaching their children in softball, taking up collections when someone's parent died.
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Along with the four liberal justices, Kavanaugh and Chief Justice John Roberts - the court's two other conservative justices - opposed taking up the matter.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is generally much less interested in taking up immigration bills than President Trump would like him to be.
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And in taking up participatory budgeting, such a commission could tread on the authority of the City Council, which now oversees that process.
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Even novice bakers look The Great British Bake Off-worthy with one of these bad boys taking up real estate on their countertop.
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"Right Now, Wrong Then" observes a filmmaker taking up with a younger painter, then imagines that train of events unfolding with different results.
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Annie's douchey boyfriend Ryan, who I still can't believe she didn't dump in Season 1, is alive, well, and taking up screen time.
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Since taking up his CBRC post in February, Guo has overseen a number of actions cracking down on risks in China's financial system.
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Since taking up his ambassador's post, Mr. Harris has tirelessly pushed for the Trump administration's demand over the American troops on Korean soil.
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The process doesn't happen overnight, with cider taking up to two weeks and a batch of wine up to 16 weeks to complete.
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The report enraged Russian-speaking separatists already taking up arms against Kiev, throwing gasoline on the fire of the uprising in the east.
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It also helps me to lay those things flat at the bottom so they're not taking up too much room on one side.
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How to clear Safari's cacheYour web browser's cache could be taking up a lot of space — all those temporary internet files add up.
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He gets upset if I politely decline these gifts, so these items are really just taking up valuable closet space at this point.
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And if Kavanaugh cannot prove unequivocally that he is innocent, then should he be prevented from taking up a position on the court?
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They have been forced to buy non-euro debt because the ECB has been taking up much of the domestic pool of bonds.
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House lawmakers are running their own inquiry into Trump, instead of taking up recommendations from an independent counsel like they did in 1998.
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"Instead of taking up much-needed real estate with formal place settings, lay out family-style dishes in beautiful serving platters," Tiffani suggests.
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The downside is that it's one of the bigger of the speakers, potentially taking up space you migh have mounted a water bottle.
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The processing factory also offers guidance to farmers interested in taking up fish farming, with advice on everything from constructing ponds to harvesting.
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Portman, in comments from the call released by his office, didn't say whether he would vote against taking up the House healthcare bill.
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Self-grandparenting is totally about taking up retirement hobbies, since a lot of millennials are also contract workers with a lot of downtime.
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They also note that the lobby is quite small, with the swan sculpture taking up much of it and eliminating much-needed seating.
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Lee is now awaiting final approval from the country's ministry of culture, sports and tourism before officially taking up the role next week.
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Look at the way she spreads out her legs as she smokes her illicit cigarette, taking up space instead of making herself small.
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