"Tame that fire or they'll tame it for you," he says, scolding a tweenage Elektra.
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Tame a wild beast, the theory went, and you could tame the beast inside of you.
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Tame Impala - Let it happen - Le live du 01/02 Tame Impala - The Less I Know The Better - Le live du 01/02 Tame Impala - Feels like we only go backwards - Le live du 01/02
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Philip Hammond, Britain's chancellor, is doing his best to tame Brexit, much as Colin Powell tried to tame the Iraq war.
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There were tame variations, if sex shop boots can be thought of as tame, and others that stood convention on its head.
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"Guys think, 'If I can tame a tiger, then I'm worth dating—and I could tame you,'" Patti Stanger, a professional matchmaker, told the Wall Street Journal.
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"Tame is built as a collaborative event planning tool, enabling your entire organisation to plan and streamline all your events from start to finish," says Tame co-founder Jasenko Hadzic.
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Today, it's more likely to feel tame bordering on silly.
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She began with fairly tame flirty dresses and oversize coats.
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Can't wait for the next Tame Impala!' or just patronising.
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Despite the top line increase, underlying wholesale inflation was tame.
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Read This Next: How to Tame Your Inner Attention Whore
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Sephora Collection Tame: Mini Flat Iron, $21, available at Sephora.
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It is not only the media that are largely tame.
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Political conversations on Twitter tend to be anything but tame.
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Samsung's booth, usually pretty glitzy, was disappointingly tame in comparison.
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The discussion is tame: He's sad, but he gets it.
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No one has been able to tame the beast yet.
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In 1974 he ran for president for the tame opposition.
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Trump's congratulatory phone call did little to tame Turkey's President.
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After such a crazy week, this one almost seemed tame.
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We're glad Handler's hypothetical elevator behavior is markedly more tame.
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They also accuse him of failing to tame rampant corruption.
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The first attempts to tame the Yellow river are ancient.
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I'm making an album with Tame Impala and Mark Ronson.
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The scene at California's Thunderhill Raceway was decidedly more tame.
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Can this inexperienced young American tame these two monstres sacrés?
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All the while, Takata engineers struggled to tame ammonium nitrate.
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Only gradually and with difficulty did Shaw tame his demons.
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Wit said the statement was relatively tame for North Korea.
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But it's also cool if you prefer to tame it.
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There will be many forces converging that will tame Trump.
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Wander's horse, Agro, is also a difficult beast to tame.
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And Tame Impala did it more successfully than anyone else.
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Hear tracks by Tame Impala, Earl Sweatshirt, Pinegrove and others.
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Ultimately, progressives want to tame the outsized power of corporations.
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Business Insider's diaries are on the tame side, of course.
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A few people seemed inebriated, but things were fairly tame.
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The smattering of demonstrations on Sunday had been mostly tame.
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And not just from my comparatively tame meeting with him.
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In other words, thus far, things have been relatively tame.
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"I've written every Tame Impala song on it," he said.
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By that standard, Mr. Serrano's composite Trump portrait seems tame.
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"We were going to tame nature, by gum," he said.
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We decide to have a tame night and head home.
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" A headline promises that "Shaked will tame the High Court.
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For all the commotion it caused, it feels shockingly tame.
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"That's the sweet spot," Agave founder Jared Tame told TechCrunch.
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But not all requests are so tame, or easily accomplished.
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"He was tame — he was a good pet," she said.
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The hashtag #YouTriedAbigail was one of the more tame responses.
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But in the context of Kanye, the effect was tame.
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That has hurt the government's efforts to tame the insurgency.
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PHILADELPHIA — Even Bernie wasn't Bernie enough to tame Bernie's revolution.
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Of course, being human, we've tried to tame its wildness.
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But it was anything but a tame agreement between GMs.
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As Golden Globe ceremonies go, the 251th was disappointingly tame.
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Tame was pretty much the word for the rest of it.
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The latest drive to tame the property market began last September.
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Tame the monster, see the man who no one else can.
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That exchange seemed tame compared to his taunts of Heidi Cruz.
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But despite historically low interest rates, price gains have remained tame.
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In the annals of peeved chief executives, Dauman's performance was tame.
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Mark Ronson, Tame Impala, and Blood Pop collaborated on the track.
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The army's sprawling commercial empire provides further encouragement to tame lawlessness.
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Amid all the tumult of 2017, celebrity splits felt almost tame.
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While the employment headline number was strong, inflation pressure remained tame.
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So she'd started in the kitchen, trying to tame the chaos.
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But they all felt so… tame and as-expected in BFV.
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It took firefighters more than an hour to tame the blaze.
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New tame inflation data on Tuesday supported the Fed's new tack.
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Tame the tech wolves eyeballing your lunch — before they eat it.
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Yet this response seems tame given the scale of the crime.
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The Star Trek convention is a little more tame by comparison.
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Puig captured the really loud but relatively tame affair on Snapchat.
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The deer on Miyajima island are know for being extremely tame.
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Gold rose even after the latest data pointed to tame inflation.
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Tame Impala is an Australian group known for their psychedelic music.
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The secret to it all was learning how to tame tulle.
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"The Wild can't tame a Shaq," Mr. O'Neal wrote on Instagram.
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At first, the scene at CenturyLink Field felt a bit tame.
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Over time, Mistry's efforts to tame the beast ran into opposition.
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Some say (read Democrats) the bear (read Soviet Union) is tame.
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That Oreo Creme Egg mash-up looks positively tame in comparison.
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This summer, pick one up and tame flyaways the Olsen way.
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Either way, I'd like to propose a ban on Tame Impala.
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"Sleigh Ride" has it both ways — the yearning for tame transcendence.
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For all its hints at imminent catastrophe, "Nerve" feels surprisingly tame.
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This year's holes are tame compared with some from the past.
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And some people with epilepsy have devices implanted to tame seizures.
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"I bet they start to tame the bitcoin phenomenon," Cramer said.
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Lamarr's subsequent tenure in Hollywood comes across as tame by comparison.
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Past performances include Dillon Francis, Tame Impala, Martin Garrix and more.
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But from an emotional standpoint, it all felt a bit tame.
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Compared with political scandals around the world, the accusations seemed tame.
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Tame foxes offer a tantalizing window into the nature of domestication.
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It also encouraged secular inquisitions that made the original look tame.
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It was not then the tame, corporate affair it is now.
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In Europe economic growth is sluggish, and inflation has been tame.
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It could make the Tea Party's ascent in 2010 seem tame.
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"Tame the mane," Phillip said, watching his wife of 12 years.
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Greece in the Grand Palais seems tame next to those locations.
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And it features an actual striptease, though a rather tame one.
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The bond market was tame in the session before Powell's testimony.
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But now, finally, they were finding new ways to tame them.
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They didn't have the weight of responsibility that Tame Impala has.
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And it's not like television was so tame ten years ago.
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Others said Nuplazid helped tame hallucinations with few apparent side effects.
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Off road, no task seemed to be too tough to tame.
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Sabres score 220 in third to tame Wild SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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Their attitude toward Sullivan and Neuenschwander was not nearly as tame.
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Saturday headliner Tame Impala takes the stage at 10:35 p.m.
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Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are the headline acts.
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And compared to many later specimens, these prototypes look pretty tame.
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Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are set to headline.
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The halftime show was forgettable, and even the commercials were tame.
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But my Dad usually likes really boring music like Tame Impala.
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And it's still more tame than some of those NSFW Disney rumors.
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American-bred individualism to face down and tame an uncertain world. Wilder's
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And—I'm sorry again—making that Hawaiian vacation of yours look tame.
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It's more like: 'let's see how tame we can keep this nightmare'.
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Only sometimes, when you read: 'it's a few guys from Tame Impala.
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There is nothing predictable or tame about this spirit. Elemental. Androgynous. Chaotic.
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Europe's economy is growing, inflation is tame and unemployment is relatively low.
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Plus, what you can see of the scene itself seems relatively tame.
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Could her company and its fellow "incubatees" tame this final, farming frontier?
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He said low interest rates were the way to tame rampant inflation.
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The results can make the visions of Jules Verne seem rather tame.
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Roberts doesn't get all the credit for the court's relatively tame docket.
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As Parker's scope and ambitions have broadened, Tame Impala has stayed consistent.
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The courageous Walter Cronkite stands out from a mostly tame press corps.
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Go deeper: Business "freak out" spurs plans to tame Trump on trade
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The "indie" room is somewhat more tame, if only by a little.
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The fire is searingly hot, unlike most tame amusement park special effects.
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Brussels. Belgium has come under scrutiny for failing to tame growing radicalization.
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Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are set to headline Saturday and Sunday.
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Beyond the mostly untouched warehouse walls, nothing at MULTITASK 14.0 was tame.
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I'm not afraid of my period, and your app can't tame it.
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Usually these tweets (with the exception of Donald Trump) are relatively tame.
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Surprisingly, AdultFriendFinder is one of the more tame hookup sites out there.
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It all makes a Shamrock Shake seem a bit tame by comparison.
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Do not approach wildlife, no matter how tame or calm they appear.
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Listening to the estate patrollers talk, that figure sounds a little tame.
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Although, even Reynolds admitted that the segment was "tame" by WWHL standards.
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While Russia entertains such hopes, sanctions alone will not tame its behaviour.
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That could be the one factor that will tame prices going forward.
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Underwood's antics and deceptions seem tame and trivial in relation to an
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In the 1940s the occupying Germans struggled to tame parts of it.
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Compared with the tabloid's news reports, Mr. Morris's column seems almost tame.
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While the employment headline number was strong, inflation pressure was still tame.
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Tame Impala's debut 2010's Innerspeaker highlighted his perfectionism in the studio.
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Anything less than full accusations of Nazism will seem tame by comparison.
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The common lab strains are too tame to give you diarrhea now.
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It was fairly tame by the saucy standards of Arab music videos.
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But compared to other emetophobes, my tale of woe seems rather tame.
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Transparency in the process could tame some of the more unethical practices.
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There are things Kendrick does that Tame Impala doesn't that are special.
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Up until this point, red carpets were fairly tame, fully-clothed affairs.
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At China's factories, prices for raw materials and other goods appear tame.
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While Wilder had anxieties of her own, they seemed tame in comparison.
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"So far, the quotes are rather tame and contemplative," one user complained.
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For all their wildness, the stories in "Orange World" are fundamentally tame.
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Still, a few intrepid buyers and developers have sought to tame them.
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Which is not to say that it is always a tame affair.
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And it's about not letting the built environment make me too tame.
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The first round was pretty tame, as we sized each other up.
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The company has been trying for two decades to tame the internet.
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Yields have continued to rise despite some tame inflation readings this week.
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Despite the increase in producer prices, however, underlying wholesale inflation was tame.
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They're very tame and there sure seem to be millions of them.
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We once tried to tame the oceans with our armadas and fleets.
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But with practice you can learn to disrupt and tame negative cycles.
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The most tame aspect of Pearce's Scrooge is his ever-present grumpiness.
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This year Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande will be headlining.
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But he wants a bunch of tame prosecutors who won't investigate him. .
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The coyote was only about 30 pounds and seemed tame, though hurt.
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Compared to the other cars Vega works on, this one was relatively tame.
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Which is admirable, though relatively tame compared to the antics of the albatross.
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Childish (Donald Glover) will headline first, with Tame Impala and Ariana Grande following.
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On the spectrum of teen show dramas, Netflix's Sex Education is fairly tame.
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Or hunt down a dangerous prey, then tame it to do your bidding.
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Since then, he seems to have accepted his role as tame opposition leader.
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How do Pond feel about the constant 'Tame Impala side project' comparisons now?
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I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged US dotard with fire.
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Tame ImpalaAlabama ShakesEagles of Death MetalMajor LazerU2 Her second award of the night.
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This is unlikely to tame attacks on "millionaires and billionaires" during election campaigns.
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What is more, break-ups alone will not suffice to tame big tech.
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And metropolitan life turns out to be the only beast Hilda can't tame.
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You cannot tame these companies with such proceedings and lengthy litigation in court.
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However ... this remark makes Colbert's "cock holster" comment about the prez seem tame.
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The similarly tame electoral authority blocked the opposition's drive for a recall referendum.
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The former country star's music videos have been pretty tame in the past.
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As far as outrageous and exotic celebrity pets go, chickens are pretty tame.
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Gambino, 43, will headline Friday, April 12 and 19, Tame Impala on Saturday.
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When he does talk to his love interests, he kept things pretty tame.
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The owners of the tame bear, known as Stepan, wouldn't talk with Buzzfeed.
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Others, however, worry that the factors behind tame inflation could prove more persistent.
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And Singapore's increases were, in fact, relatively tame when compared to other countries.
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The title, A Lover's Pinch, feels a little tame given the subject matter.
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The technical challenges with both were monumental, but the environments were relatively tame.
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"I'm a firm believer in 'name it to tame it,'" says Dr. Acholonu.
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"The big victory was finding a way to tame the faculty," he said.
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Don't soccer gangs seem a bit tame in comparison to your homegrown gangs?
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Ross was approved after he coasted through a tame confirmation hearing last Wednesday.
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Facebook might finally make it easier to tame its most annoying problem: notifications.
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That will in turn help tame over-exuberance in economic activity and inflation.
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TAME INFLATION In the 21.3 months through February, the PPI rose 22017 percent.
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If you're looking to tame tension and find peace, give them a try.
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Efforts to tame an overbearing bureaucracy that discourages investment have come to naught.
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But just because Trump's speech was tame doesn't mean it followed typical protocol.
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Coates instills the fear not to tame his son but to empower him.
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President Trump's advisers reportedly held an intervention to tame his use of Twitter.
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And even on her typically fiery Twitter feed, she has kept things tame.
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Next to today's fast-growing cities, though, it was a rather tame octopus.
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It's not tame — it's food designed for comforting, continual spoon-to-mouth consumption.
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Mr. Ferlinghetti was also pretty tame, by the hedonistic standards of the era.
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In the land of social media, Carter-Silk's come-on was relatively tame.
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That's a relatively tame figure after around three years of concerted policy efforts.
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Still, it's pretty tame compared to his activities immediately after that traumatic experience.
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What will Freda do when she realizes this wolf ain't nowhere near tame?
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Because of that, I'm always exploring products to help me tame my tresses.
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And apart from that it was everything from Kendrick Lamar to Tame Impala.
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But there are also other factors that could affect it, like tame inflation.
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Electrics—quiet, practical, and, in one engineer's estimation, "tame"—took on female associations.
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The second has a more tame, tapered onset and a more gradual offset.
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Research shows that we can tame anxiety to use it as a resource.
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It was an alt-porn site, very tame, just nudes, and they paid.
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When he could tame his instincts for ligament destruction, his wins were impressive.
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Time was a tame lakemy hand skimmed from the front of a canoe.
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I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard with fire.
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"I lived a relatively tame and self-contained life," Mr. Levy, 75, said.
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Besides the toilet paper and a few basics being gone, it's pretty tame.
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The comic dynamo Tiffany Haddish, as Dax's mercenary ex-girlfriend, seems tame here.
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Although I do my best to tame clutter, I'm not great at it.
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Teutonic toughness was necessary to tame high inflation in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Frequent drownings provide a sense of menace, but Luisa's walkabout remains relatively tame.
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There were the penguins, of course, an entire colony that was completely tame.
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He was too tame, too stuffy, too conciliatory, too lacking in power-consciousness.
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Such a dazzling figure can make other aspects of a narrative seem tame.
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After all, if you can't name the problem, how can you tame it?
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Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are due to headline Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
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With rugged wines like these, you need food that can tame the tannins.
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Tame Impala's "The Slow Rush" is set to be released on February 14.
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He doesn't play a game that allows nature to tame him; he tames nature.
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Getting closer to winning the nomination has apparently done nothing to tame Trump's rhetoric.
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While it's more tame than the fake video it inspired, it's still a thrill.
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Home Again is a pretty tame PG-13, with no explicit violence or sexuality.
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Tame Impala announced plans to release its first studio album in nearly five years.
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A bit of volumizing products, and a wax to tame the flyaways, he says.
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As far as opening ceremonies for The Bachelor go, this one was pretty tame.
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So if break-ups belong to the past, how can society tame Big Tech?
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Matt Hancock, the culture secretary, promises to tame the "Wild West" of the internet.
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But U.S. crude oil prices remain relatively tame at the $56 a barrel level.
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The ban did not last, so efforts to tame the holiday picked up instead.
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Facebook put out a tame statement saying people rely on their services during emergencies.
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Kimmel's 2012 monologue was tame, but enjoyable, poking fun but not going too far.
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The tabloids stayed on the story, even when the details were actually pretty tame.
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Looking back, many of the "scandals" that made Madonna famous now seem almost tame.
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WITH ECONOMIC turmoil crippling Venezuela, we ask what can be done to tame hyperinflation.
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That in turn has prompted investors to tame their most aggressive rate hike bets.
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Today, Chloë Grace Moretz posted a pretty tame topless photo of herself on Instagram.
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"Flavio is like a thoroughbred that is difficult to tame," the second source said.
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I understood the conflict and saw his need to tame it all into structure.
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Take my friend here who obviously engaged in some completely reasonably tame drinking behavior.
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It seems tame, but perhaps Efron's keeping a few of his experiences to himself.
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Why sing Tame Impala karaoke when you can actually get Parker in the room?
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All things considered, this is a pretty tame night ... as far as Vegas goes.
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The opening to the first day of Rizin's two day spectacular was relatively tame.
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Indeed, in the context of his other work, "Claycat's Doom" is actually rather tame.
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This president is clearly concerned about the department's power, and trying to tame it.
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Compared with the other misdeeds of Vladimir Putin's regime, these ones may seem tame.
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Though the music is big and bumpy, I tried to be tame and respectful.
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This would be tame stuff in Manhattan, but it is very dramatic for Riyadh.
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Overseas, investors were encouraged by data from China, which showed inflation remains tame there.
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But when compared to other scary books, The Haunting of Hill House is tame.
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The Cboe Volatility Index has remained quite tame, suggesting firmer footing underneath the tape.
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On Gontareva's watch, the National Bank of Ukraine also committed itself to tame inflation.
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Here's how we described all the fights as they happened: They trade tame kicks.
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As hard as it may be to believe, 2019 could make 2018 look tame.
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Even when past candidates have played to the gallery, it was far more tame.
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For Tame Impala, song titles like "Yes I'm Changing" are part of the deal.
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Looking at the getup head-on, one would say the look is pretty tame.
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The rally itself was tame by Mr. Trump's standards, and was not disrupted once.
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But this was tame compared with how competitive Cespedes can get playing with others.
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I am no longer wild, and a tame life feels more sustainable every day.
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It seems like a fairly tame activity, but their small talk is anything but.
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Many said it was visually impressive but tame in terms of characters and storytelling.
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Despite her attempts to tame him, he winds up dead in a car crash.
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The Beatles sound tame, playful, juvenile, like they're leading this girl through a crosswalk.
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For the serious personal groomer, a travel-friendly kit for keeping facial hair tame.
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When I was actually 12 and 13, I was pretty tame and pretty introverted.
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More supply will also tame the home price growth to around 3-4 percent.
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After a Democratic landslide victory in 1936, Roosevelt tried to tame the Supreme Court.
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Further, according to various experts, Cambridge Analytica's targeting efforts likely were tame and ineffective.
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Yet Tara Westover's new tale of escape, "Educated," makes Vance's seem tame by comparison.
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It's another tame attempt to tell an introspective story, and it isn't as gruesome.
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Temperatures are still rising, and, so far, efforts to tame the heat have failed.
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Their stories just sit there, voluptuous and tame, like a mink stole prettily arranged.
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It is easy to imagine the wild animals in the books as tame, trusted.
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Several of Mr. Erdogan's predecessors called for a stronger presidency to tame the military.
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Mr. Trump has demonstrated that he can tame his Twitter impulses, at least temporarily.
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When compared with these feats and provocations, the penis imprints feel tame, even tasteful.
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Police are everywhere, but the feeling here is tame and ready for the action.
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But these are relatively tame goings-on compared with some throne-based television fare.
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Trump's dig at Wasserman Schultz during last year's presidential campaign was tame by comparison.
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Markets were tame in Asia midday on Friday, which was a holiday in China.
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But it won't end the federal administrative state or tame regulation by any means.
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They later toned it down, so that the dialogue ended up being fairly tame.
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It's so tame compared to the popular parts of Tokyo and easier to navigate.
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It was tame, obviously a pet, so the men posted a photo to Facebook.
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More pronounced boom and bust economic cycles require more government efforts to tame them.
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The flow of commerce is crucial as the government tries to tame the unrest.
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That's why multiple efforts to tame the tax code by previous presidents have failed.
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The presence of the Mary Wards was considered necessary to tame the older boys.
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"Part of the disorder is not wanting to tame the mania," Lewis told CNN.
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Mint and crème fraîche punched up with yuzu add brightness and tame the chorizo.
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Stocks initially rose on the back of data that showed U.S. inflation remained tame.
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Filters and algorithms and rules were meant to tame social media, to foster community.
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An uncertain China would make the various crises the world faces today look tame.
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"The children's books in those days where ghastly," he told Print — tame and unimaginative.
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Today, the Israeli firm NSO Group has made them all look tame by comparison.
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That he alone can stand next to her and tame her in some way.
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Some of the rallies were tame, but others were messy, dramatic, and even violent.
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Tame the mammoth Expert360 co-founder and CEO Bridget Loudon says "it's super scary".
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" Kim responds with a threat to "tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard with fire.
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Why you'll love it: If you have thick, coarse hair that's difficult to tame, the 3603-inch-wide plates, infrared technology, and high heat setting options of the Xtava Pro Satin Infrared flat iron will tame your stubborn tresses in no time.
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Another bill in parliament threatens to impose greater government control over that already tame institution.
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It may thus have been the Carthaginians—presumably familiar with tame mongooses—who were responsible.
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Inflation has remained tame even as the unemployment rate hovers at a 50-year low.
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The failure to tame the disorder is leading some cities to totally rethink their sidewalks.
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Even relatively tame forms of dance burn about the same number of calories as cycling.
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The game creators warned that its "vicious nature" makes it a difficult one to tame.
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Howard Dean's Democratic National Convention speech in support of Hillary Clinton initially seemed pretty tame.
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Childish Gambino, Ariana Grande and Tame Impala are set to headline this year's desert fest.
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To tame something so wild and dangerous, like a gun loaded right between my legs.
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The former vice president had a fairly tame section of supporters and scattered empty seats.
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Of course, more revelations about other members may make this seem tame by next week.
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Secondly, it allows Daenerys' dragons to escape their pit when Quentyn fails to tame them.
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Kevin Parker has staked his claim as music's foremost loner across Tame Impala's four albums.
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While still illegal, the culture surrounding it seems tame and relatable and down-to-earth.
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Hundreds of thousands of strays, neither feral nor tame, live among the denizens of Istanbul.
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But despite all that glitter, those details were the most tame aspects of her outfit.
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Alcohol would tame her eating disorder, but then she would feel she hadn't eaten enough.
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One lesson, that the government should tame economic cycles, is a bog-standard Keynesian view.
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The whole thing makes this iconic scene of workplace stress relief look pretty tame, really.
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Bey's songs are given new life as medleys that make the original versions seem tame.
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Inflation, however, has been tame in recent years and consistently below the Fed's 2% target.
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He plays in a band called Post Animal (which has major Tame Impala vibes). 7.
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And even then, the film was a lot more tame than Babbit had originally envisioned.
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All in all, this seems to be a pretty tame and practical bedside table drawer.
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Most of the other leaks we've seen so far seem pretty tame, including new colors.
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Policymakers are using both demand and supply levers to tame the country's excess steel capacity.
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I have always loved this fact." and Olsen says, "Pop is currency meant to tame.
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The place seemed to be a relatively tame building of small businesses and cheap guesthouses.
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Bradford's paintings remain stubbornly inscrutable, however much we may try to tame them through interpretation.
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Research on compassion, forgiveness and meditation, however, shows that we can tame those powerful emotions.
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She collaborated with producer Bloodpop, Mark Ronson and Tame Impala's Kevin Parker on the single.
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The PPI data comes on the heels of tame consumer price index numbers on Tuesday.
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We've written before about how therapists recommend naming your anxiety in order to tame it.
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Tame inflation supports the Fed's recent decision to suspend further interest rate increases this year.
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Like essentially all major economies, California has found it hardest to tame emissions from transportation.
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Clinton's attempts at poking Mr. Trump have felt tame compared with what he has unleashed.
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While that sounds pretty good, actual profit growth has been pretty tame at 1.7 percent.
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Steps to boost output have done little so far to tame the wild price rally.
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This is the tame version of this too common story of black boys in America.
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Not like LevittownNext to today's fast-growing cities, though, it was a rather tame octopus.
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Assuming, of course, that you can get close enough to tame one of these beasts.
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"I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard with fire," he said.
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Cramer said even the best stocks can't tame investor fears in an era of uncertainty.
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From the red carpet to the show itself, the Primetime Emmys are usually pretty tame.
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The verve and abandon of their fast and furious dancing made white versions look tame.
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Inflation generally has remained tame despite the accelerating tariff battle between the U.S. and China.
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Your art, your job as a Roman, is to 'spare defeated peoples, tame the proud.
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U.S. government debt yields declined on Wednesday after government consumer prices data reflected tame inflation.
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No amount of positive affirmations can tame this beast: It destroys everything in its path.
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Even though it sounds quite tame now, for us it was a lot of fun.
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Rhimes isn't the only successful person who's tried to tame the endless onslaught of emails.
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Does the aesthetic beauty of ballet tame and make palatable the violence we see onstage?
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Pianists playing the Ballades have to balance multiple voices, and tame their rhapsodic, mercurial nature.
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"I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard with fire," Kim said.
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The schedule includes sets from Gambino, Ariana Grande, Tame Impala, Kacey Musgraves, and Little Simz.
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So far, the IEO's endeavor to tame bluefin has yielded slow progress and many setbacks.
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Yesterday, for example, YouTube announced it would default to SD connections to tame bandwidth demands.
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Here are three stealth drivers: a tame Wall Street, the Fed and lack of competition.
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In 22007, a tough new Fed chairman, Paul A. Volcker, finally moved to tame inflation.
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If disorder spreads in Africa, the current crisis will seem tame and manageable by comparison.
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It's none of those — a tame and toothless creature that is neither fish nor fowl.
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"Nobody was able to tame us over the years," Ms. Forster told Pitchfork in 2009.
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If he can continue to tame his demons, Kyrgios can beat anyone in the draw.
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Get up, shower, and attempt to tame my hair into something cute and Instagram-worthy.
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The id laid bare is banal and, especially in the current political context, disappointingly tame.
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Actually, a lot of this stuff is pretty tame compared to other things I've seen.
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"You've got to tame the wild horse and get a saddle on it," she said.
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It aims to use legally sanctioned contests to tame the dangers of deep political disagreement.
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Would that help me tame certain mannerisms I had developed since my work was discontinued?
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For instance, he noted that inflation expectations, both from the public and investors, remain tame.
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This one's well designed and is pretty tame on its methods to keep you focused.
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"I couldn't even think about new Tame Impala music for a long time," he explains.
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"It'll make Iranian sanctions look somewhat tame," the president told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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From "mom jeans" to "mom bars," the modifier made things lame and tame by association.
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This particular hearing was shorter and certainly more tame when compared to those held prior.
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They expect our gratitude for their supposed (and only occasionally successful) efforts to tame Trump.
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Tame rather than godawful, the record succumbs to every cliche about tradition and family bonding.
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The only people who can tame the earth, mutants called orogenes, are feared and oppressed.
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Will Gary Cohn and Steven Mnuchin be able to tame President Trump's hard-line tendencies?
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Today, the response is much more tame, even in this normally outraged social media time.
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A tame look for the airport ... but rules can change when they hit the town.
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Relative to Trump's colorful current roster of advisers, Cramer is relatively tame, at least in affect.
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Firemen and paramedics risked their lives to tame the raging inferno and save whoever they could.
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His views were fairly sanguine on inflation, saying it could remain tame even with stronger growth.
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Jazz up or tame down all the classic papal vestments to suit your own divine mandate.
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These details paint a pretty tame Galaxy S9 phone with most changes happening on the inside.
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So the OPA process has been created over the years to "tame" and bureaucratize the process.
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You know who I really love, too, who is totally different than me, is Tame Impala.
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The full list, including Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and Janelle Monáe, can be found right here.
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It is also increasingly turning to its crude to tame fuel shortages that began last month.
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Sarath Kumar Re: Here's Why We've Never Been Able to Tame the Great White Shark — Jan.
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Efforts to tame debt have also hurt growth, forcing regulators to ease up in recent months.
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Gaga revealed on Twitter that the new song features Mark Ronson, Tame Impala, and Blood Pop.
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Over the last 10 years, Veritix tried to tame ticketing with a closed system called FlashSeats.
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To that end, three nights in a city centre Premier Inn seems pretty tame in comparison.
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Unemployment has fallen to levels most economists believed would be inflationary, and yet inflation remains tame.
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She wasn't afraid to lean in – tame horses, tease dogs, humiliate dissidents with insulting petty nicknames.
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That's relatively tame after around three years of concerted policy efforts since Abenomics' introduction in 2013.
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The first is animals domitae naturae or mansuetae naturae -- that is, tame or tamed, domestic animals.
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Since the monarch keeps things so tame in the morning, she indulges a bit before lunch.
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Even Barry Goldwater would probably be considered to be too tame by today's tea party standards.
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Maybe he sees this as a better chance to "tame" the coyote than more traditional methods.
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Despite an unemployment rate near a five-decade low and faster wage growth, inflation is tame.
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Global warming is a worry, too, but Mr Norberg hopes that human ingenuity will tame it.
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In the second Industrial Revolution politicians used the power of national governments to tame their corporations.
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Slovakia was the first euro zone member to put the charge in place to tame lending.
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Is this the year we finally tame the fake web or are our woes just beginning?
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His Twitter feed was relatively tame, tweeting out a handful of candidate endorsements and voting information.
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Slovakia became the first euro zone member to put the charge in place to tame lending.
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I thought what I'd posted was pretty tame, but the whole conversation spiraled, becoming heated, fast.
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Inflation remains tame despite a tightening labor market that is starting to push up wage growth.
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"With inflation tame, this is the perfect time for people to be making more," Frick says.
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Plus, a hair tie can't tame those frizzy baby hairs when you need it to most.
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Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant: How to Manage Childish Boss Behavior and Thrive in Your Job
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His takes on sex and religion got him arrested but now sound tame, if not retrograde.
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Melodrama can be an advantage for the modern novelist — we live in such tame fictional times!
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Inflation remains tame, with a likely increase in May driven, in part, by higher gasoline prices.
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It had become a distraction, rather than a provocation -- and, frankly, sort of tame in comparison.
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But the human urge to generate graffiti, it seems, is a powerful instinct, difficult to tame.
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Being part of a Tame Impala audience gives you the sense that everybody is your friend.
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These are scenes so grisly-sounding that they make Walmart on Black Friday look considerably tame.
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During the first two outings, things were tame because she wouldn't drink any booze at all.
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Ecuador's TAME announced the suspension of all flights for a two-week period beginning March 17.
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The oil market's tame response so far to the threats of disruption has surprised some analysts.
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Don't go for the 'sexiest' girl who's working hard, ambitious, and then try to tame her.
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Sakai tries a tame shot from outside of the box, but it's right to the keeper.
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But obsessions are by nature difficult to tame and the show is all over the place.
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His success on that front may be even more decisive than whether he can tame corruption.
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They can be cut down to size without violence, by the tame press or the taxman.
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" He vowed retribution: "I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard with fire.
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Beijing is struggling to tame domestic debt problems — problems an international lending spree certainly hasn't helped.
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The elm may grow along streets and sidewalks, but there is nothing tame about that tree.
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That might sound tame, but Spinning Out is like The Cutting Edge with well, more edge.
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Those feigning surprise over an insult as tame as "moron" must have an idealist vision Washington.
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As soon as Mr. Trump clinched the nomination, Mr. Ryan became as tame as a poodle.
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"It has been a challenge for us to come back and tame the diva," Wolff said.
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All did agree, however, that the goings-on in America make Brexit look tame by comparison.
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Compared with the current drama in American politics, the Brexit imbroglio looks almost tame for once.
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By the relatively tame standards of the other Democratic debates, last night was all-out war.
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It took him, he reflected, too long to "tame his character" and act as a president.
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An American invasion of Syria would have made the last 13 years in Iraq look tame.
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Yields remained lower on Thursday after economic data showed tame inflation and a steady labor market.
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Congress and the Food and Drug Administration need to tame the Wild West of drug pricing.
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Ariana Grande will headline this year's Coachella music festival along with Tame Impala and Childish Gambino.
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Laidback brilliant like Tame Impala's "The Less I Know the Better," or anything Metronomy's ever penned.
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The most surprising addition to the track list is her cover of Tame Impala's "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," which is more accurately described as Rihanna singing along to a pre-existing Tame Imapla track, like she would if she were just hanging out with you.
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This wild, based-on-real-events tale makes alleged SoHo grifter Anna Delvey's story seem relatively tame.
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But even someone as gifted as Gaines can't tame the mightiest beast of all: a wiggly baby.
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The Commerce Department said last month that inflation has remained relatively tame and that consumer spending surged.
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They're crass and rude and there's no chance that the Animoji would stay tame for very long.
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Signs of tame domestic inflation have also bolstered the case to own longer-dated bonds, analysts said.
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The hypnotist had Elsa stick out her tongue and ride a horse ... pretty tame by hypnotist standards.
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Too often policymakers try to tame complicated systems using simple targets, and inadvertently create nasty unintended consequences.
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She was just trying to tame an insecurity, and what's more relatable than a girl who's insecure?
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I look at it as having an office job in a relatively tame, but potentially hazardous environment.
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Tame inflation, however, supports the Federal Reserve's recent decision to suspend further interest rate increases this year.
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The idea that Mitt Romney might be lurking in every corner of the internet is pretty tame.
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That first case Hopkins saw in India was tame compared to the suffering he would see later.
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Grande, Childish Gambino (aka Donald Glover) and Tame Impala were announced as Coachella's 2019 headliners in January.
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With respect to deals that Airbnb reportedly walked away from, the $850 million dollar deal is tame.
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Moon Jae-in, Ms Park's successor, has promised to tame the chaebol and stop doling out pardons.
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Widely considered the granddaddy of American political scandals, the scheme wasfairly tame and straightforward by today's standards.
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But just because I tame an obsessive thought one night doesn't mean it will be gone forever.
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YouStake and StakeKings are attempting to tame this Wild West by adding more safeguards and greater transparency.
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They expect inflation to remain tame at 1.6 percent this year, rising to 5.13 percent next year.
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Because the more we do, the more we dismantle the system with our own (very tame) violence.
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That was seen as key to Macri's efforts to tame rampant inflation, attract investment and restore growth.
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Inflation is tame, but the trade war is taking a toll on business, with exports down 5.2%.
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In September Kim described Trump as a "mentally deranged U.S. dotard" whom he would tame with fire.
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As far as laymen coaxing atonal bleats from busted electronics go, Whitey's sets were actually relatively tame.
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"If you treat them nicely, they'll become as tame as dogs," breeder Wilhelm Kohl told Modern Farmer.
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The render, created by Hajek for Computer Bild, shows a design that's surprisingly tame on the front.
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Hacks five and six are also pretty tame: mix up your position, and use a cock ring.
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There, regulators have asked some companies to reduce wastewater injection rates to try to tame seismic activity.
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And, when someone within Reddit tries to tame the monster, the site's own users eat them alive.
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Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and Ariana Grande are billed as headliners for the weekend, which makes sense.
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The company's "boy brow," a kind of mascara meant to thicken and tame eyebrows, is particularly popular.
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"I listen to Afrobeat, Trap, Tame Impala, EDM, whatever I feel like at the moment," she says.
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Since the Great Recession ended, the overall rate of inflation has been fairly tame, by historical standards.
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Just being able to tame the physics of an epic ski wreck at all is pretty amazing.
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As far as internet conspiracy theories go, this one is fairly tame, and yet not very plausible.
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What was telling, then, was how relatively tame the Oscars were, as far as The Resistance went.
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In addition, Tame supports team collaboration in the form of shared file storage, notes, tasks and messaging.
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But after he became archbishop of Canterbury, he resisted the monarch's attempts to tame the church's power.
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What's more, a poor government is easier to tame and becomes subject to the rule of law.
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Today we get a glimpse of one of Rogue Waves' more anticipated cuts, the Tame Impala remix.
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Stream Tame Impala's remix of Miguel's "Waves" below and check back tomorrow for Rogue Waves in full.
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The season's benefit concerts, which require purchased tickets, include Tame Impala (June 14-15), the Lumineers (Aug.
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FOR EXAMPLE, IN JAPAN, THEY HAD VERY, VERY LOW INTEREST RATES, STILL DO FOR A LONG TAME.
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He believed in an independent Cuba, a moderate and democratic political system with protections to tame capitalism.
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The case concerned a custom called jallikattu in which men tame young bulls, often by mutilating them.
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This guide is both entertaining and helpful for anyone trying to tame the chaos in their life.
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The charities remain skeptical that Gressly can tame the forces that have been unleashed in Eastern Congo.
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Combined with strong winds and dry conditions that day, the fire quickly became too large to tame.
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Though Tame Impala is a full band live, Parker writes, records, and produces everything on the albums.
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It grew to a four-alarm fire that took 168 department personnel to tame, fire officials said.
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Ronson and Tame Impala's Kevin Parker played an unnamed track featuring SZA at the 2017 Governor's Ball.
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Under a new "national reorientation" campaign called "Change Begins with Me" Mr Buhari wants to tame Nigerians.
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His live performances were explosive — not even the 2007 Super Bowl could tame his wild, risqué energy.
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The 90th annual Academy Awards ceremony was long and tame and almost completely absent of anything memorable.
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While there's not much we can do about brutal weather conditions, we can tame our skin issues.
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On any given day, you can catch her playing Tame Impala, Garbage, KYO, Ministry or Melanie Martinez.
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Thankfully, with Mars in retrograde, these arguments will be tame—nobody has energy to waste on bickering.
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Step in Tame Impala, who performed three tracks on French TV show Le Grand Journal yesterday evening.
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Tame inflation, however, supported the Federal Reserve's recent decision to suspend further interest rate increases this year.
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Inflation has been tame lately, despite a strong economy, and the C.P.I. is expected to reflect that.
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He is nursed to health and develops a friendship with two humans who attempt to tame him.
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We spend a lot of time trying to tame our technology or wean ourselves from its ills.
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"Last night was tame," he said on Sunday, before heading to a monthly party called Holy Mountain.
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Given that, this "simple story with a powerful undertow" feels "shockingly tame," our critic Parul Sehgal says.
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China's official inflation figures have been tame, but people inside and outside the country widely disbelieve them.
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Before social media, ballet on video — think of those tame PBS broadcasts — appealed to a specialized audience.
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His tough response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan makes our current sanctions against Russia seem tame.
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Some feared a program would look tame in comparison to Prime, which had a decade head start.
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He and his political party have been heavily criticized for their inability to tame drug-related crime.
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All of which could undermine the panel's ability to spot and tame systemic risks before they explode.
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Inflation, too, remains tame, with price increases in recent months actually falling short of the Fed's targets.
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China's top leader, Xi Jinping, has called for an all-out "people's war" to tame the outbreak.
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What is obvious is how Ms. Okpokwasili's virtuosity — she can't tame her magnificence — overshadows the other performers.
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The P.D.A. in question, as you describe it, sounds tame enough to appear on the Disney Channel.
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Like most of Tame Impala's music, it's trippy—created through a warped lens of psilocybin and synthesizers.
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Because nothing else that I do in music is my baby as much as Tame Impala music.
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But the foxes' ancestry raises new questions about when they became tame and what counts as domestication.
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The central bank cut interest rates four times in the year to June to tame the crown.
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Trump has demanded that OPEC tame fuel costs, after a slow-and-steady rally accelerated this year.
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Yes, the overall romance is tame, but damn if that makeout session in the stacks isn't steamy.
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Deputy finance minister Clemence Chiduwa said the directive was meant to tame the black market for dollars.
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"In fact, I would say it's pretty tame so far compared to previous election cycles," Bush continued.
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He has reinforced the stereotype of all missionaries as brash young colonizers trying to tame "primitive" tribes.
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The report came on the heels of data showing tame producer and consumer inflation readings in February.
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But in the age of the internet and "fake news," there are easier ways to tame dissent.
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In a story that's relatively tame compared to the crew's future ordeals, "Asteroid Blues" serves two purposes.
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Though they tame pain for many people, each of these so-called abortive treatments has its drawbacks.
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The tame skit has some saying Fallon was being soft on Trump, a critique he's heard before.
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The report came on the heels of data on Wednesday showing consumer prices remained tame in May.
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If the suit goes to trial, Apple's legal battle with Samsung could wind up looking tame by comparison.
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But electorally, the question is not whether Biden can tame Mitch McConnell through sheer force of personal bonhomie.
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This summer's cult horror film, Midsommar, will make your wildest group vacations or music festival plans look tame.
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But no major changes are expected, with Draghi possibly using the opportunity to tame market expectations for tapering.
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The kingdom is one of the few nations with enough spare capacity to tame the cost of crude.
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The movie is anything but tame, but some of the action felt so metaphorically bloodless and un-spatial.
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U.S. producer prices increased by the most in five months in March, but underlying wholesale inflation was tame.
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Braiding was a huge part of my childhood; Black people braid their hair to maintain and tame it.
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Colors is a relatively tame modern Sonic title, because it sticks to just Sonic as a playable character.
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Slowing growth and tame inflation support the Federal Reserve's "patient" approach towards further interest rate increases this year.
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The porno-centric universe Denis Villeneuve has imagined almost makes The Deuce's Times Square look tame by comparison.
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The channel's controversial new dating reality show, Naked Attraction, actually makes unsolicited Tinder dick pics look pretty tame.
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One could argue that the source material is at fault — James' most steamy scenes are still fairly tame.
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Compared to the Orionid meteor shower that took place last month, this shower may seem a little tame.
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But compared to the emotional violence this series has coughed up in the past, "Arkangel" is comparatively tame.
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It was relatively tame foolery by internet standards — and far tamer compared to what happened earlier this afternoon.
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So we had to list all our favorite festive finds below, from the tame to totally far-out.
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To tame pesky flyaways, Berg's secret strategy is using a toothbrush with a touch of Tancho hair balm.
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"Juncker knows how to tame Trump" wrote Vienna's left-leaning Der Standard, describing the deal as a "masterpiece".
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Conway did tame Trump -- temporarily For a time after Conway took over the campaign, Trump was uncharacteristically disciplined.
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Of course, given the pace at which allegations emerge against Trump, it may seem tame at that point.
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For Fijians like Quora user Sierra Tame, leafy vegetables have been a great source of nutrients when sick.
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The tame electoral authority declared that his plan had the backing of 2.4m voters, with only 364,000 against.
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Don't watch Malevolent in bed right before going to sleep, thinking it'll be a tame teen horror movie.
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But they brought only one such tame companion with them when they first crossed from Siberia to Alaska.
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Rieder has argued since October that the Fed could, should and would pause rate hikes given tame inflation.
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By the standards of spittle-flecked clashes with politicians on British or American television, the encounter was tame.
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And a weakening currency could revive inflation, which falling oil prices and sound monetary policy have helped tame.
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Public sector workers say they are bearing the brunt of the government's effort to tame its fiscal deficit.
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Fast food chain Wienerschnitzel has been more tame on Twitter, preferring to let the "war" take its course.
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Yet, on a scale of tame to batshit wild, Pratt and Teigen tend to fall far behind Thorne.
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This deepened worries about the ability of the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee to tame double-digit inflation.
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Once again the Chinese authorities are pulling all their margining and fee levers to tame the animal spirits.
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Nearly three years on they have done much to tame the sprawling port city's militant and criminal gangs.
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The posts for Jonas definitely range in, er, tone (link NSFW), but most of them are surprisingly tame.
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But what really helped tame investors' fears was the company's announcement of a massive $100 billion stock buyback.
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"The essence of the American character is to explore new horizons and to tame new frontiers," he said.
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He provides a list, but notes that you can make them as "tame or daring" as you'd like.
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A smaller deficit could tame inflation and pave the way for the central bank to cut interest rates.
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We have good but not great growth, low interest rates, and pretty tame inflation with decent earnings growth.
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That's what it will take to tame the epidemic killing our loved ones at such an alarming pace.
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When the lights come back on and the firefighters manage to tame the flames, we face traumatized communities.
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This can also make it feel a tad crowded, but I still preferred it to the tame Chiki.
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The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will be headlined by Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande.
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"What can tame man, when the role of humanism as the school for humanity has collapsed?" he wrote.
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The experience became a story of middle-aged angst, and a test case in how to tame it.
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Other studies have shown that the relatively tame Playmobile sets have also added more violent parts and themes.
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And studies have shown that certain pharmaceutical drugs, meditation, and psychotherapy all help to tame these overactive networks.
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You could call this a mini-media circus, but it's too cooperative and tame for even that term.
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These outfits were simple and tame compared to the glam rock costumes that preceded and followed this period.
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But the fig leaf nudes and YouTube vids sound pretty tame and like they aren't eclipsing his life.
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I am determined to tame it and ASAP skin care is the best I have found so far.
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Birds, bats, and tortoises all have cellular tricks through which they can tame free radicals and slow aging.
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Touring Europe, opening for Tame Impala, touring with Cass McCombs, experimenting, playing with another band called Saint Rich.
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The pool made surfing feel tame, domesticated, almost like an indoor, fixed-program sport—gymnastics, or figure skating.
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But will this law be enough to tame an $8 billion secondary ticket market that is increasingly global?
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Private businesses complain that government efforts to tame debt have made it hard for them to borrow money.
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How to Harness Your Anxiety Research shows that we can tame anxiety to use it as a resource.
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The tame inflation was likely to keep the Federal Reserve on track to cut interest rates next week.
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A rock album called "Tame Yourself," raising money for animal rights, is far outselling the Roky Erickson tribute.
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As part of their karmic duty, those with their Lilith in Leo must learn to tame the ego.
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China's economic growth began to slow last year as Beijing tried to tame the country's overreliance on lending.
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How that infatuation developed is the story of a company that figured out how to tame Wall Street.
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From the beginning, Parker's lyrics for Tame Impala have often been dispatches from a solitary, self-doubting spirit.
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But while volatile compared with traditional currencies or assets, the rise on Monday was relatively tame for bitcoin.
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And that seemed relatively tame compared with a report from the Bank of England also released on Wednesday.
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The father of comedy understood that the only sure way to tame the beast is to starve it.
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This is all pretty tame compared with Trump's earlier comments, or with some of the allegations against Weinstein.
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Logan Paul is a YouTuber who YouTube has tried to tame, but has not been successful in it.
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Entertaining inmates — while taunting their guards — was tame compared with the other exploits of the Man in Black.
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The black pepper that grows everywhere here helps tame the innate sweetness in a Southern-style carrot cake.
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" Mr. Kim called Mr. Trump "a mentally deranged U.S. dotard" and threatens to "definitely tame" him with "fire.
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Originalists who believe these judges will help to tame judicial overreach should credit Mr. Trump for the appointments.
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I mean, I thought he was pretty, you know, in comparison to other years, he was pretty tame.
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Ravi Shankar's first concerto for sitar and Western orchestra, from 1971, is a tame, lush, quite pretty piece.
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At Sweetgreen's other 102 locations, customers brave queues that, at peak lunch, can make T.S.A. lines look tame.
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Unfortunately, the courts have not embraced this important role, opting instead to avoid even traditionally tame political interactions.
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Compared to other tech fights, it probably looks relatively tame and — like all standards bodies — moves quite slowly.
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But it is far from certain that the move will be enough to tame a dysfunctional White House.
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The Uberfication idea here: take all the complexity of that old world and tame it through an app.
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This is not a tame society, for all the comforts its public has won in the years since.
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Mr. Dickerson clued us into the election of 1824, whose wanton mudslinging makes our current campaign seem tame.
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Jerry Brown signed a sweeping package with 2167 new bills designed to tame rental costs and speed construction.
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What little bullying occurs is tame and slur free (unless you consider being labeled a "misogynist" a slur).
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Mr. Verniers said the crisis with Pakistan was certain to "tame the decline" Mr. Modi had been facing.
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Business Insider demoed the device and we found the 3D effect to be fun, but sort of tame.
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The show opens with a rather tame room that contains a few mushroom sculptures by artist Carsten Höller.
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Grimes wrote for Rihanna, while Tame Impala's Kevin Parker has now become an in-demand hip-hop collaborator.
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"Washington does nothing to tame militants under its control in eastern Ghouta," the ministry said in a statement.
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The Lego experience is rather tame by comparison, unless barefoot visitors should unwittingly step on a stray Lego brick.
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But this week, Congress started intimating that they might need to bring more regulations to tame the online beast.
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That's not unusual, automakers typically try to push the envelope on a prototype, then tame back their production designs.
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In the realm of unintentionally NSFW kid drawings, this one's pretty tame (remember that pop-up Easter egg card?).
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However, they recently started hiking production to tame rising oil prices and compensate for the loss of Iranian exports.
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Investors believe the credit-fueled economy is overheating and want decisive interest rate hikes to tame double-digit inflation.
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The sustained sell-off was driven by investor concerns about the central bank's ability to tame double-digit inflation.
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As witch-hunts go, it had been comparatively tame, and the luckier survivors got to enjoy a measure of
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What is more, injury isn't just incidental to sado-masochistic sex, but what sets it apart from tame varieties.
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Home sales have also slowed as the government tightens controls in order to fight speculation and tame property prices.
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It thought that fear and repression would be enough but you cannot tame an entire nation in this manner.
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Ahead, check out some of the newest launches that will tame your breakouts before the school dance Friday night.
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Tame Impala, they're rock, but the drums are high up in the mix, it's all about the groove now.
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"Stablecoins" such as Basis, Carbon and Tether, meanwhile, attempt to tame the volatility that makes cryptocurrencies attractive to speculators.
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AdeleAmy WinehouseFlorence & the MachineJess GlynneLaura Marling James BayAphex TwinCalvin HarrisJamie XXMark Ronson Tame Impala picking up their award.
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Part of the reason for the lack of conviction for more rate rises stems from still-tame inflation pressure.
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But this is still Tame Impala, so there's still self-inflicted anxiety and melancholy permeating through club-ready tracks.
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But where previous Tame Impala lyrics came from a place of unease and fear, Parker feels centered and confident.
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One, showing a four-legged robot scampering around a construction site, was unusually tame, as we wrote last week.
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Gonsolin helped tame a Yankees offense that erupted for 10 runs and five homers in Friday's series-opening victory.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday left its overnight benchmark interest rate unchanged citing weak economic growth and tame inflation.
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Still, the event was a captivating form of red carpet protest considering award shows are generally rather tame events.
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In Chinese mythology, civilisation dates from the efforts by the Emperor Yu to tame the floods 21960,21960 years ago.
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IT HAS BECOME impossible to avoid the debate over how to tame the world's ever more powerful technology companies.
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Glastonbury runs until June 26, with James Blake, Tame Impala and Earth, Wind and Fire all due to perform.
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Centrists don't just need to build a traditional party infrastructure, with MPs, local offices and dutiful but tame members.
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But, the back-and-forth was rather tame by today's standards—Swanson traded harsher words with McGregor circa 2014.
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While typesetting might seem tame fare to those who have never seen it done, the competitions were anything but.
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The legislature, more than half of whose 513 members are under investigation, is looking for ways to tame it.
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In a television world populated by Ink Master and Black Ink Crew, such a premise sounds pretty tame, right?
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Maybe, for example, we'll judiciously amend our social media algorithms, or promulgate practices that can help tame cognitive biases.
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But for the same reason, it has often appeared a tame and rather pat civics lesson on the stage.
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The recently extended production-limiting deal between OPEC, Russia and others isn't close to enough to tame the bears.
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The leopard was spotted on security footage walking with the man outside his apartment, and actually seemed pretty tame.
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One example is the "Cadillac Tax," which was supposed to tame overall costs by taxing lavish health care plans.
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Trump whistled for his glam squad, who came rushing over to tame the wayward hairs with strong-hold gel.
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Next I meet 18 year old Jess from Northampton, and ask whether she thinks everyone her age is tame.
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In such cities the changes have effectively weakened existing curbs brought in over the past year to tame speculation.
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Grand Blanc fire crews called in two other departments to help tame the inferno, but the garage was obliterated.
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I also expect the Bank of Japan to ease policy further in July given weak growth and tame inflation.
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However, quantum computing is still very much a mystery to us, and is a notoriously difficult beast to tame.
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Although, compared with a penguin costume, a TMNT onesie, and a "purple tiger" suit, a bowtie seems pretty tame.
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That's why I'm sharing five of my favorite yoga-based ways to tame tension and regain peace of mind.
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The minister said a stronger pound would tame inflation, which hit an annual rate of 30.47 percent in December.
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So while China can afford to tame its deficit gradually, it must be quicker to shift its spending habits.
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Where we are told to head toward "the center" — be normal, tame, and demure — I've firmly held my ground.
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Compared to other Corgan incidents, it's tame, but it's still a 6 or 7/10 on the dickishness scale.
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But in a world where people occasionally tattoo the whites of their eyeballs, the armpit tattoo seems perfectly tame.
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The mines halt is part of concerted efforts by China to tame increasingly severe winter smog in industrial centres.
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Now Drew Faust, Harvard's president, is attempting to tame the secretive organisation as even the Roosevelt clan could not.
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Such price spikes have led to bipartisan support in an otherwise rancorous Congress for measures to tame the industry.
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None of this will be simple, but it would tame the titans without wrecking the gains they have brought.
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But the director, Renny Harlin, can neither tame the convoluted plot nor land the jokes, such as they are.
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"In The Beginning God Created Psych Rock" Young Pope smokes weed and listens to Tame Impala for 52 minutes.
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Understanding why this virus has resurfaced to such an alarming degree is essential to our effort to tame it.
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But the genre is undervalued due to, among other reasons, its reputation for being comparatively tame for modern times.
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"If the Fed doesn't tame its hawkish stance, we would expect more weakness in the gold price," he said.
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If ever there were a time to tame the Republican Party's addiction to unaffordable tax cuts, this is it.
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Pena Nieto took office in December 2012 pledging to tame the violence that escalated under his predecessor Felipe Calderon.
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And considering that this year Tame Impala has already headlined several major festivals, he'll likely only continue to ascend.
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In this view, society's laws, schools, courts, and prisons exist to tame something otherwise irreparably violent in human beings.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)We now know what a Republican presidential debate looks like without Donald Trump -- pretty tame.
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And most were either off target or so tame they were mere catching practice for Roma keeper Wojciech Szczesny.
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" As I slowly back away from the live seafood, Dunlop says: "This is tame compared to markets in China.
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If that was the tame version, we'd be frightened to see the one they set out to do originally.
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I believe that the engineers who built this monster can tame it — they owe that to all of us.
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We may tame and measure our words when justice is met, otherwise there will be unrestrained cries for attention.
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She had made a rather tame joke about drag queens on a "Saturday Night Live" special the night before.
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His death is a blow to HNA, which is trying to tame its debt of more than $90 billion.
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His death is a blow to HNA, which is trying to tame its debt of more than $26 billion.
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Others, however, saw the edict as an effort to tame a party culture that has become notorious among students.
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Wild art stands to the art world art as wild animals to tame pets, or weeds to garden plants.
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Even if policymakers were able to create a perfectly well-oiled economy, they would have to tame psychology, too.
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These artists are the Indonesian version of Tame Impala or Bon Iver in terms of popularity and mass appeal.
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Critics assailed it on Tuesday as a shortsighted effort that could set back the effort to tame global warming.
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The video posted by Xinhua claims to show "violent" protests, but the footage is relatively tame, all things considered.
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TAME INFLATION Consumer prices as measured by the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index edged up 0.1% in January.
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Obama sought to tame war with law and end American military conflicts that undermined the values of the nation.
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I haven't eaten enough today and I'm not trying to make up for a tame weekend on a Sunday.
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Angelina Jolie returns as the powerful, dangerous fairy in this tame, disappointing follow-up to the 2014 revisionist hit.
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That's the princess I want to be – messy but so so strong, and can tame the wildest of animals.
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To put it simply, Mr. Darcy's pond-drenched walk up to Elizabeth Bennett will seem quite tame by comparison.
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Sanders challenged him a little bit on foreign policy to open the debate but that too was fairly tame.
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The one Windmill costume was tame in comparison to how many flight attendants taxied in to the mansion gate.
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It should be a welcome shock to the Y's tame stretch of Lexington Avenue on the Upper East Side.
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But only one person has the ability to make all these tools sound like Tame Impala—and that's Kevin.
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I realized that there's something I get out of making Tame Impala music that nothing else can give me.
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Confidence: High Tonight: The winds should be much more tame this evening and overnight, becoming light from the southwest.
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"How to Tame a Fox" sets out to answer a simple-seeming question: What makes a dog a dog?
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OPEC, Russia and several other oil-producing nations agreed last month to raise output to tame rising crude prices.
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John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital, doubts that will be enough to tame oil bulls.
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Wednesday night's final 6900 presidential debate may have started out tame, but the Sin City clash quickly heated up.
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Songs changed speeds for no apparent reason, giving the impression of someone trying to tame the ebb of time.
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Evola eventually broke with Mussolini and the Italian Fascists because he considered them overly tame and corrupted by compromise.
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The central bank also said that the economy is growing at a steady pace while inflation pressures remain tame.
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ET release of CPI showed tame inflation, exactly in line with economists' consensus estimate of a 0.2 percent gain.
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Jane Fairfax also proves a wily character, unwilling to remain within the tame confines in which "Emma" places her.
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CHVRCHES Daughter Dev Hynes J. Cole Kalliope LCD Soundsystem Leon Bridges Tame Impala Tyler, The Creator Bully Roman Gianarthur
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"For the most part, inflation remains tame," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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You could tame "familiars" to aid your effort, leveling up beside Oliver; but these are absent from the sequel.
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With inflation likely to remain tame through the first half of 2019, economists see fewer rate hikes next year.
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Even more heterodox theories, like Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), are even more skeptical of the need to tame deficits.
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If raunchier, in your face sites freak you out, iHookup is the tame, inconspicuous hookup site you've been looking for.
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He just needs to say he sees concrete evidence that the rate hikes, so far, are working to tame inflation.
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Guessing these guys are gonna look tame compared to the insane Philly fans who will be lining the parade route.
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Catherine the Great, of German descent, swore to drive the Turks from Europe, tame China and open trade with India.
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Yes, it's thrilling to tame a cave bear then ride it into battle while spitting fiery arrows in all directions.
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So despite sporting best-in-class components from its screen to its stylus, Samsung's phablet still seems a bit tame.
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The party shifted left after Lula's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached, raising concerns Haddad cannot tame its militant factions.
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Yet like most efforts it will be instructive, both to others attempting to tame the zeitgeist, and hopefully to Musk.
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Aside from a couple distinctive designs, most electric vehicles (EV) from the long-established automaker set have been pretty tame.
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Croatia has one of the weakest European Union economies and is struggling to boost growth and tame high public debt.
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Dodd-Frank is so intricate that, like the institutions it is supposed to constrain, it seems too big to tame.
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With 73 stunt men on fire, an all-time record, it made Saving Private Ryan's D-Day scenes look tame.
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Oh, before the love letters, Kim warned: "I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard with fire."
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But although shops are offering events and deals as they do in the US, the consumer reaction seems relatively tame.
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In the past, the RBA cut interest rates to tame its high-flying currency, but now the tide has turned.
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Longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields were hovering at five-week lows due to the trade jitters and tame inflation data.
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Tame Impala is in a unique spot, able to bridge genre divides more seamlessly than any rock act right now.
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It's a pretty tame trend as far as viral formats go, with an easily reproducible format that encourages mass participation.
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They're surprisingly tame given Trump's record, and he notes that his team is already stationed in Florida, which sounds positive.
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For a theater department known for producing tame and expected high school musical fare, Spring Awakening is an ambitious choice.
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Failing to put a stop to corruption scandals and struggling to tame brutal gang violence has cost the party dearly.
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Brazil's federal government controls Petrobras, which for years was used as a policy tool to tame inflation and boost growth.
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Since arriving in Tripoli in March last year, Seraj has struggled to form a functioning government or tame powerful militias.
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So, why not tame our little sex swimmers as a means of treating disease—by strapping little hats onto them?
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Gaga co-wrote "Pefect Illusion" with Mark Ronson, Kevin Parker (of Australian rock band Tame Impala), and producer duo BloodPop.
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Tame those nail beds by applying a few drops of lanolin-based oil and gently pushing the delicate skin back.
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But Westfield has already faced a real life horror that makes even the creepiest details of The Watcher seem tame.
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Mountbatten himself is in an unhappy marriage, and he warns that trying to tame these wild spirits is no use.
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To tame consumer prices, the central bank jacked its 35-day reference rate up to 38 percent earlier this year.
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He's designed posters for the South American shows of Tame Impala, CocoRosie, and Lee "Scratch" Perry, to name a few.
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They've driven here all the way from Waiheke, and want to know if Tame has any exhibitions planned in Auckland.
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ARROYO: When you go to a game, you just want to bond with one another and cheer the tame on.
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With the economy growing at a healthy clip, inflation has perked up after nearly a decade of mostly tame prices.
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Protests outside the governor's mansion started off comparatively tame on Tuesday, limited to chanting and cheering, following Monday's police confrontations.
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The add-on lets you capture live creatures, that you can either tame or pit against each other in battle.
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Why you think you should go: Finally, the one thing everyone could agree on: Tame Impala at the Pyramid Stage.
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At least the audio tape in Baldwin's past is a comparatively tame family feud that has long since been resolved.
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Not stereotypical, '90s plucked brows, or today's arched, too-perfect-to-be-real Instagram brows — no, those are downright tame.
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The Java Berry Frappuccino is a bit more tame, which is good if you're not a huge fan of raspberry.
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It is only through gentleness that Brysen can tame a raptor, and only through love that Kylee can command one.
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"Fade" featured a 25-year-old Teyana Taylor, performing choreography so sexy it made the original Flashdance routine seem tame.
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He only looks tame next to Trump's ravening beast — Dr. Jekyll titrating the formulae while Mr. Hyde wrecks the lab.
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The tweet, tame by American standards, sparked a furore in China, including among thousands of nationalists on Chinese social media.
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Playlist: "Vamos (Surfer Rosa)" / "Cecilia Ann" / "Make Believe" / "The Holiday Song" / "Tame" / "Velvety Instrumental Version" / "Bone Machine" / "Theme from NARC"
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The Labor department's June consumer price index (CPI) data will be closely watched as tame U.S. inflation remains a worry.
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But tame wage inflation as shown in the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report kept the dollar's gains in check, analysts said.
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The data pointed to tame consumer prices that could keep inflation this year below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target.
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Creating a dozen new Senate seats out of territories long deprived of influence in Congress seems almost tame by comparison.
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A couple of nurses rendered first aid while other people tried to tame the fire until more first responders arrived.
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You can tame many of Primal's four-legged creatures using bait that you make out of meat collected while hunting.
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"Local governments, as the primary party tasked to tame the market, must shoulder their responsibility as such," the commentary said.
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As tame U.S. inflation continues to worry, the Labor department's June consumer price index (CPI) data will be closely watched.
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An agenda that is — largely due to Congress' dysfunction and Trump's inability to tame it — moving from domestic to international.
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This could further tame inflation that hit a near-decade high of 6.7 percent in September and October last year.
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Despite this we have managed to tame the monsters of war, mass targeting of women by combatants, disease and poverty.
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Yet Mr. Li also promised to tame the debt that has increasingly worried economists as well as leaders in Beijing.
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Unfortunately, we have yet to tame many other pollutants, like the particulate matter spewed by diesel engines and coal plants.
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The two fiberglass sculptures, by French artist Loup Sarion, frame a perfectly nice but comparatively tame painting by Max Frintrop.
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To tame the twin problems of company fraud and compromised investigators, Mr. Lal made a novel pitch to agency officials.
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Stabilizing a coin means finding creative ways to tame the market dynamics that make Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies so volatile.
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For nine seasons, the animal behaviorist Jackson Galaxy has flown across the country helping cat owners tame their menacing felines.
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Recession fears have faded, unemployment is at a 50-year low, inflation is tame and the stock market remains high.
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"We need to be working to tame capitalism at this moment, because it is not functioning well," Bennett told me.
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The recent congressional wrangling over Obamacare may turn out to be tame compared with the looming fight over your taxes.
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Most fundamentally, Trump is provoking the question defining the 2020 race: Can any Democratic candidate tame Trump's fury in November?
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There are signs that China is moving on the fringes to contain mortgage lending, in part to tame housing costs.
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History shows that central banks that buckle to political pressure fail to tame inflation before it gets out of hand.
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Omari latches angrily onto his mother's use of the word "tame" as she speaks of his need to control himself.
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In response to Australia's own climate crisis, Tame Impala will donate $300,000 to bushfire relief efforts from their forthcoming tour.
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The plan, when compared with some of the 24 candidates' higher education proposals, is relatively tame, the Washington Post reported.
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His positivity helped Republicans overcome the belt-tightening and political effects of the Fed's tight-money policies to tame inflation.
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The President is making clear he will not tame the incendiary political mood that his critics warn is fostering violence.
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" That is to say, he dismissed Trump as an elderly, mentally weakened person, and promised to "tame" Trump with "fire.
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The ceremony, which mainly recognises British music, also saw international awards handed out to Justin Bieber, Tame Impala and Bjork.
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In her television interviews, she has spoken in a well-polished, PR-trained manner and advocated a tame corporate worldview.
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I got into psych-rock when I met the Tame guys, so I curbed that edge for a long time.
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Justin Timberlake reportedly pulled out of his headline slot at the last minute after it was found that his tour dates put him in violation of Coachella's radius clause, bumping Tame Impala to the top spot, and that's how we came to get this year's Coachella trifecta of Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and Ariana Grande!
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It didn't work, and the city's public proposal reveals a fairly tame set of perks when compared to other cities' offers.
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But if it was political strategy, it's one that his family, who knows him best, may now be trying to tame.
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In recent years, South Korea has aggressively courted closer ties with China, hoping it would help tame North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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" Cheetahs, unlike their big cat cousins, are increasingly desired for their companionship—a consequence of their supposed ability to "tame easily.
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Credit markets are fairly tame, if a touch softer—perhaps as funds make room for Microsoft's monster $17 billion debt sale.
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They have begun to tame a violent us-against-them culture that formed decades earlier in the prison's most defining moment.
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Next, apply a dime-sized amount of styling cream, like Sebastian Professional Sublimate, to tame frizz and add a slight sheen.
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These spin down high voltage electricity from the transmission wires to the relatively tame 120V and 240V suitable for residential use.
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U.S. July consumer price inflation, due Tuesday, has been tame in recent years and consistently below the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
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And try to tame your cravings for cookies: Just one chocolate chip cookie delivers 2620 grams, or 2890½ teaspoons, of sugar.
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And now that she's learned her lesson, she sticks with Anastasia, using one of her products to tame her precious hairs.
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Like, you want people to read your article, Tame Impala's massively famous …" Jay swoops in, saying, "none of that bothers me.
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People around definitely noticed he was upset, BUT I think it helped to have people around to keep the conversation tame.
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When not parsing populism, our readers also studied the embattled politicians trying to tame it, notably Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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If you haven't been following the saga of Bellator's London card, it makes the shit storm around UFC 200 look tame.
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Mr Unnikrishnan thanks his high-school teachers for allowing him "to take [his] time with English in order to tame it".
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The show may have reignited old feuds, but the drama seems tame compared to what's going on in Jenner's real life.
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The tame inflation environment supports the Federal Reserve's decision last month to suspend its three-year campaign to raise interest rates.
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"The level of attacking back and forth in this campaign is pretty timid and tame, compared to previous campaigns," he said.
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It may even sound tame compared to other instances of sex toys in games (Green points to Saints Row's dildo gun).
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An open source tool may help tame the hobbled mess of autoplaying videos and advertising trackers that is the modern web.
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Parker clearly prefers solitude, which is funny considering Tame Impala is one of the most famous rock acts in the world.
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And though it's definitely a statement, it's relatively tame compared to the Yeezy attire she wore to his last four shows.
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It's Tame Impala and The Beach Boys making synth-pop hooks, over a retro visual aesthetic that's very much Zac's taste.
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By introducing its own service inside its own app to its own (massive) userbase, Didi aims to tame the two companies.
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In this case, we can infer that the members of Tame Impala are successful businesspeople with limited control over their emotions.
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Rihanna's version is pretty straightforward, her vocals layered on top of Tame Impala's instrumentation for almost seven minutes of trippy pop.
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But the regime found ruthless ways to tame and neutralise clerical opposition, and sometimes to turn religion to its own advantage.
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Sentiment in other markets was mostly positive after Friday's U.S. payrolls report showed tame wages and more people looking for work.
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Since early October, the justices have heard 32 oral arguments in mostly tame cases and have issued three decisions, all unanimous.
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Based on a novel by Darcey Bell, the movie involves a lot of scandalous themes that make Gossip Girl look tame.
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While some of the racial humor might be a difficult sell today, other aspects -- from language to nudity -- seem relatively tame.
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Available July 1 Road House (1989)The best bouncer around arrives to tame one of the most unruly bars in town.
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For one thing, a Le Pen victory would be a shock to the European order that would make Brexit look tame.
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When Sarah Silverman couldn't calm down the restless crowd with a tame Democratic National Convention speech, she went for the throat.
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He said the trends contributing to tame inflation - including a weaker link between unemployment and price gains - are likely to continue.
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We need machine learning to help us tame complexity, predict the unpredictable and support us as we achieve the previously impossible.
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But often, I leave those things to actual text messages, so perhaps my Facebook Messenger might be a little more tame.
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It just takes off, even if you tame the torque down to 5 or 10 percent using the Huger Tech app.
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Although both are fighting games, they don't contain blood and are relatively tame compared to some others in the fighting genre.
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TAME Airlines in Ecuador for example, offers 50% off to seniors and also has discounts for disabled people and Native Americans.
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Farmers and agriculture firms could once count on periodic bouts of crop-destroying weather to tame gluts and drive up prices.
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It showed analysts think it could fall almost 20 over the next year, doubtful about the government's ability to tame inflation.
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But restricting even further what is permissible for a tame parliament and tightly policed press looks less like unity than weakness.
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The increase in the broader index was driven by higher gasoline costs in particular, but inflation remains tame, according to economists.
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If we don't speak the green monster's name, we'll never be able to figure out a way to tame it properly.
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They're quite whimsical and tame compared to the monsters 2016 has given us: for example, this cat that ate Kevin Spacey!
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This is often described as "courting" the media -- yet a better description would be attempting to tame it, often in vain.
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The highly experienced Schaeuble, 75, is one of Germany's most powerful politicians and seen as well qualified to tame recalcitrant lawmakers.
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Minecraft contains a menagerie of virtual creatures, some of which players can kill and eat (or tame, if they want pets).
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"I've been in meetings like that before -- that meeting was pretty tame compared to some of the lively discussions we have."
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Data showed that U.S. producer prices increased by the most in five months in March, although underlying wholesale inflation was tame.
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The bank, which targets inflation of around 3 percent, underlined that it was ready to act again to tame price pressures.
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But those fans have all grown up now and certainly wouldn't find this comparatively tame, completely predictable movie to be sultry.
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In the carrot-and-stick approach, they would continue to try to tame the Islamic Republic of Iran with more carrots.
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The Republican Party fractured onstage, making the bitter Democratic primary fight of 2008 between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama seem tame.
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Some, like Japan, have tightened rules on exchanges, while others including Britain are still considering how to tame the unruly sector.
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Kylie, Tame Impala, Bon Iver, and even Keith Richards followed, and today social media overlord and rapper Drake had his turn.
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Early in the game, you're given two very broad quests: find and tame the four Divine Beasts, and reclaim your memories.
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That convinced investors the threat of inflation, long tame since the 2007-2009 recession, is growing larger, sending bond yields soaring.
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Whatever you imagine when you see the names Tame Impala and Miguel on the same line, it sounds exactly like that.
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Yet "low" inflation remains in the spotlight for Fed policymakers, with government price data remaining tame over the past five years.
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His harp seems to pacify and tame all the over-the-top synths, starry-eyed jazz vocals, and cumbersome, programmed drums.
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But in Quebec, globalization, prosperity and stringent laws protecting local language and culture have helped tame the quest for national sovereignty.
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Vaginal steaming, douches, glitter, tightening sticks — these are all born from the same need to tame the normal female genital tract.
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And it envisages a "social pact" between the unions and business to tame inflation by moderating wage-claims and price increases.
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Even though other countries spend less than the United States, few believe they have found a way to tame spending forever.
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But if there are a lot of them, companies will not struggle to find workers — and wage growth might remain tame.
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By comparison, the ads that grace train cars and station walls are tame, even the ones that are more adult themed.
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Finally we brushed on Glossier Boy Brow in Blonde to tame my curly eyebrows and swept Kosas Rosewater on my lips.
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Republicans have nothing comparable; their tame "experts" are basically in the business of saying whatever their political masters want to hear.
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The play's themes of pollution, corruption and a tame, muted news media have clear resonance in many countries, not just China.
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So the kids write their term papers and throw their tame ragers, while the parents claim the right to act out.
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Some thinkers try to tame the problem of expensive tastes by asking what a "normal" or "typical" person might find necessary.
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Each is about 80 minutes long, and loud, enthusiastic but relatively tame sex scenes crop up every 15 minutes or so.
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