The pants were tapered and hemmed to skim the tops of his shoes ("The New York market nearly always wants a tapered leg," Mr. Briggs had told us).
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Still, payroll reductions tapered between the first and second quarters.
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And the perfect shape; nicely tapered and not too big.
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The reports then tapered off a couple of hours later.
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Thanks to its tapered edges, the size feels alright, though.
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When he tapered off his drugs, his colitis remained quiescent.
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It seems like something that's tapered off in recent years.
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The invitations to prestigious camps and tryouts also tapered off.
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Tall, tapered trees loom like sentinels, asserting nature's gentle authority.
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It tapered off at the end and didn't stand straight.
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So it's just going to be tapered a little different.
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After a few weeks, donations tapered off just under $3,000.
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These days, the credits on her IMDb page have tapered off.
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The elegantly tapered structure was designed with capacity for 2000,22014 residences.
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Hersey has narrow shoulders, a high forehead, and a tapered beard.
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So instead of widening, my family tree tapered, its branches thinned.
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The tapered shape is inspired by the local spiny Lichnos fish.
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Funding tapered off through the first half of the 2320th century.
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My toes tapered evenly, and my high arch was ballerina-worthy.
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The crowd outside Trump Tower tapered off after Mr. Trump's arrival.
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In the K.C. wheat market, downward momentum has tapered in recent weeks.
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But their once-legendary free-spending has tapered off, according to retailers.
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Subsequent episodes tapered off in ratings but still drew an impressive audience.
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Her tapered fingers danced over them in search of the right highlighter.
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David was a blond American elf with tapered fingernails and watery eyes.
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He wears custom-made T-shirts, size 4XL, with the sides tapered.
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Topshop double-breasted jacket, $125, and tapered pants, $95, at Topshop, topshop.
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It wasn't making things any better, so I just slowly tapered off.
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To have the tapered candle topple and engulf me in its flame.
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Bachik added that Lopez's nails are a medium-length, tapered square shape.
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They're a clean, tapered fit in a five-pocket style, in cotton.
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Different decorative motifs proceed down the tapered legs, which resemble inverted obelisks.
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But a mere six months later, CBD excitement has drastically tapered off.
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The idea worked for a little while, but then sales tapered off.
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Unsurprisingly, the tapered killer heel was invented by a bunch of men.
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Williams Sonoma Walnut Tapered Rolling Pin, $29.95, available at Williams SonomaI recommend using a tapered French pin, which is great for rotating around thinner cookie doughs and pie crusts, plus banging on cold sturdier doughs like biscuits and breads.
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The highly streamlined and tapered design turns the GTC4Lusso into a land missile.
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The violence has tapered off in recent months, but has not halted completely.
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In moths, this surface is also covered in microscopic, tapered columns or spikes.
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Most passenger doors are tapered, the inner edge being wider than the outer.
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But because benefits tapered off as people earned more, poverty did not fall.
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While the influx of calls likely tapered off, the documents don't describe when.
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Their once legendary spending on consumer goods, however, apprears to have tapered off.
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Pulling them or cutting them won't work, either (you'll lose the tapered end).
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Women's often smaller and tapered clothes are typically not suited for these machines.
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Bitcoin's price has tapered off significantly on Monday, and is currently at $7,029.
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So new business growth, which does include trade within the euro zone, tapered.
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The violence has tapered off since but there are still sporadic flare-ups.
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However, in China and South Korea, coronavirus cases seem to have tapered off.
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The second has a more tame, tapered onset and a more gradual offset.
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Thanks to a tapered leg, they create a nicer silhouette than most sweatpants.
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The incidents tapered off after they left the United States, the pilots said.
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I loved their looks — slender, gently arched and slightly tapered at the ends.
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Bottom heavy, his body tapered to an elegant head with a Greek nose.
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Tapered, it seems, are the dreams of a 3D printer in every home.
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Outdoor space: Tapered columns on brick pedestals support the deep wraparound front porch.
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The ring appeared to be a customizedTiffany & Co. cushion cut diamond with tapered baguettes.
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He wears a short denim jacket, artfully tapered to the slimness of his hips.
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The new, slightly tapered wheel on a "fleet of the future" prototype train car.
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But the markets pared some gains as the rally in crude oil prices tapered.
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Quitting was nearly impossible — at first, her doctor tapered her too quickly, she said.
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But while the social media trend itself has gradually tapered off, she hasn't stopped.
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She teams a cropped bright red Vetements hoodie, $735, with tapered sweat pants, $665.
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The Bank of Japan, too, has tapered some of its own stimulating bond purchases.
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The rain tapered off after sunset, with the first pitch pushed back 35 minutes.
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The nail itself is usually invisible but implied: The fingers are elegant and tapered.
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She was not fully tapered for this meet, but that has never slowed her.
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Trump's criticism of Sessions, a longtime supporter, has tapered off the past several days.
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This includes job shares, compressed hours, term-time working, flexi-hours, and tapered working.
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JERUSALEM — The only mystical power visible was the burning light from seven tapered candles.
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By the end of the 1960s, Mr. Van Dyke's television career had tapered off.
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However, infections tapered out just over a year after the plague first infected Eyam.
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Over time, the Volvo side of his business tapered off in favor of Saabs.
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Rawlinson wanted a battery that tapered from front to back, like the car itself.
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Consumer sentiment has tapered off in recent months but remains at relatively high levels.
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Pros: affordable, tapered, good for detailed blending, vegan and cruelty-freeCons: not super fluffy
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They have tapered edges to help the patch blend more seamlessly into the skin.
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Pants were baggy and tapered, somehow too big and too small all at once.
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Then, swipe on five more tapered, lash-like lines — each one shorter than the next.
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The Fed has tapered the amount of securities it replaces, thereby shrinking its balance sheet.
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The ring appeared to be a customized Tiffany & Co. cushion cut diamond with tapered baguettes.
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The waistline is tapered severely, and the gauntlets are trimmed with copper studs and piping.
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While total car sales remain strong overall, the recent growth trend tapered off in 2018.
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But with that deadline now passed, it has tapered that in the last few weeks.
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Sales of the iPhone have been slowing, and Apple's growth in China has tapered off.
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But the selling has tapered off in recent weeks, totalling just $13.1 million last week.
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Hyundai has taken its formerly rigid trapezoidal grille and tapered it inward toward the bottom.
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But the selling has tapered off in recent weeks, totaling just $13.1 million last week.
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At one point during her rehabilitation, the pacemaker accidentally failed, and her gains tapered off.
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The resulting four styles include a cropped-and-tapered version and a wide-legged version.
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"Things really tapered off this year, after a serious drop in previous years," he said.
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The tapered bands, whose angles become less pronounced, add a disruptive twist to the experience.
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It's also very lightweight and the tapered design hides the bulk of the watch well.
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Apple has sustained its TV time throughout the last year, while Google's efforts have tapered off.
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You could still identify sniper portals, tapered on the outside to prevent bullets from ricocheting in.
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But, instead of squeezing your lower limbs into traditionally tapered cuts, the solution is rather simple.
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These days, she prefers her nails sparkly, metallic, or red — and spiked to a tapered point.
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Step 3: Brush more powder through the outer half to the tapered end of the brow.
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She stopped the Pill after a little over a week, and eventually the spotting tapered off.
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I mean, the rate of-- the rate of improvement has tapered, but it certainly hasn't flattened.
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By 20 minutes after the hour, the drizzle had tapered off and the show could begin.
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Both models feature a tapered aluminum cylinder design that houses both woofers and full range drivers.
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It offers the best in both, where other, cheaper rods aren't so meticulously modulated and tapered.
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Front Burner My favorite rolling pins are the simple, long, French style, tapered at the ends.
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Icebergs thrust up from the glassy water, their tips tapered to points by the summer sun.
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Where its viral popularity once grabbed headlines, it's growth has since tapered off into steady decline.
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Chapman says contact with her son slowly tapered off when he moved in with Master Dylan.
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His working pace, still brisk in the 1990s, tapered off into retirement a few years later.
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Isaiah's speed and cocaine use also tapered off as their careers grew, according to Mr. Mahoney.
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The food-grade tapered probe is 2.75 inches long and made of 18/8 stainless steel.
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Over time he tapered his throwing, until his outright assignment to Class AAA Nashville last summer.
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But by early Thursday the shelling had tapered off, residents reported, hoping the pause would hold.
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Fighting in Yemen tapered off, but did not stop entirely, during United Nations-led peace talks.
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In 2015, he tapered off methadone, struggling with the many restrictions people taking the medication face.
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Instead he sported a tapered Afro and a horseshoe mustache that would make Freddy Mercury proud.
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As iPhone sales have tapered off, Apple has been putting increasing focus on growing its services business.
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As real Ashley started showing up to more events, we slowly tapered off our fake Ashley trolling.
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They were tapered and cropped, to show off a pair of platform clogs (this was in 2008).
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Tapia is wiry strong but his uniform still sags and he patrols the outfield on tapered legs.
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That pressure has tapered off as a cascade of scandals involving top politicians has rocked the state.
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Hospitals and doctors in Medicaid expansion states consequently recorded more patient visits, although that has tapered off.
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That means more athletic, streamlined curves, sportier air intakes, a lower roof and a more tapered tail.
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Babà is a yeast cake that's shaped into a tapered cylinder and soaked in a rum syrup.
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Rod with the tapered fade, shaved to the neck, and Poke's close-cropped, curly at the top.
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They look as good as higher-priced boots, thanks to their narrow profile and nicely tapered toe.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer noticed some countervailing forces in Wednesday's tape as stocks tapered their technology-led declines.
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That number tapered to 10 flights or fewer in subsequent years before ballooning again after Hurricane Sandy.
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As Adrien, Pierre Niney is extraordinary to behold: pale, tapered, and flickering, like a candle made flesh.
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Mr. Blythe left New York at the end of the 20003s, and his playing career tapered off.
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It added that real fur has tapered ends, while synthetic fur appears to have more chopped off ends.
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"The glue that holds brushes [together] is meant to secure the bristles in a tapered form," he explains.
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Still, it's the second-worst GDP read of the Trump presidency, and growth has tapered sequentially this year.
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Use the tapered side to set your under eyes and the rounded side for all-over powder application.
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The tapered, plastic bristles also made it easy to apply product to my hard-to-reach bottom lashes.
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But like Dodd-Frank, some of Trump's goals may be tapered once he begins to govern, Clifton said.
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Moreover, growth in its number of monthly active users has tapered having tripled over the past three years.
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From long, tapered wands with Twiggy-level formulas to short, curvy bristles that are infused with volumizing fibers.
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But one analyst told CNBC Wednesday that the ECB could be making a "policy error" if they tapered.
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Looking ahead, Fitbit said it's working on a more tapered and scooped design alternative to appeal to women.
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Wal-Mart's revenue has been rising over the past five years, but tapered off a little in 2016.
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Then smudge that line with the other side, which features a tapered sponge doused in a shimmery shadow.
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Because we'd been looking at the skull, we felt the whole front of the face tapered really interestingly.
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The phones' smooth, tapered edges, which make them more comfortable to hold, have been a hit with consumers.
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My only wish is that the legs were less tapered and wider, but that's my own style preference.
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The straight fit is roomier with a less tapered leg; bigger guys may be drawn to this fit.
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However, because the MateBook doesn't sport the Air's tapered wedge-shaped design, it doesn't feel quite that slim.
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Arrests, though, had tapered off after foreign governments and the United Nations raised concerns following the 2017 pogrom.
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High-waisted with pleated, loosely tapered legs, they're the last piece of clothing I'd choose to buy online.
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The denim-maker also incorporated a cropped, semi-tapered leg to give the jeans a lived-in vibe.
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Instead, fishmongers offer trimmed monkfish "tails," or monktails, since the thick fillets are tapered, somewhat resembling lobster tails.
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The sky was blue and the air calm, but ominous drifts tapered to the south of every house.
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She swam a 55.89 on Friday, for her third gold of the meet, despite not having fully tapered.
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"I said yes!!!" she declared, alongside a photo of her round-cut center diamond, set between two tapered baguettes.
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There are now 100 patients on addiction medication at St. Gabriel's, and 153 people have been tapered off opioids.
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There are now 100 patients on addiction medication at the hospital, and 626 people have been tapered off opioids.
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She favored ankle boots, slim pants tapered at the ankles, lots of black clothing, catsuits, and tight tube dresses.
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There's no stretch — obviously — and the legs are thin and tapered, ending right at the tops of your boots.
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Citrus reamers need to be tapered and immersion blenders need to spin like a vibrator to mash up food.
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The company said two patients had elevated liver enzymes in the trial, after being tapered off their steroid therapies.
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For Adding LengthFlowers loves MAC's 33 lashes because the tapered clusters bring attention to the center of the eye.
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The first thing he suggested — a tapered cut — did help, but my new natural routine has helped even more.
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On what appeared to be a set dining room table, two tall, tapered candles in silver holders were lit.
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"I blend concealer with a fluffy eyeshadow brush like the MAC 224 Synthetic Tapered Blending Brush," Sir John says.
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It tapered off slightly by mid-afternoon, but is still trading at its highest level in nearly a year.
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Goldman Sachs analyst David Tamberinno said he believes demand growth for both of Tesla's current models has tapered off.
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Jonas popped the question with a customized Tiffany & Co. cushion-cut diamond on a setting that featured tapered baguettes.
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IT'S TAPERED BECAUSE THERE WAS SO MUCH TO DO BACK THEN AND WE'RE KIND OF IN A DIFFERENT PLACE.
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As they aged, the margin tapered off; after age 65, the infection rates were close to the same again.
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For the 2017 holiday season, though, many retail analysts and consultants have said promotions appear to have tapered off.
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The finished product was uneven and oblong, less than three feet at its widest and tapered at either end.
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But it's a scene that goes from zero to 60 when it maybe could have tapered off at 50.
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The shape of the XTs allows your toes to naturally spread out as opposed to a standard tapered shoebox.
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But growth has clearly tapered from earlier years, like when net sales skyrocketed 7.8 percent higher in fiscal 2014.
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They tapered their medicine, and 181 of them showed no signs of asthma over a 15-month follow-up.
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Political unrest in Bahrain has tapered off since 2011 due to a security clampdown on opposition leaders and activists.
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But on his own volition, he tapered to a lower dose of buprenorphine and stopped taking the sertraline entirely.
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Those problems plagued the category throughout 21, and so the boom in popularity of these kinds of gadgets tapered off.
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After more than a decade of record setting sales and revenue gains, the momentum around iPhone sales finally tapered off.
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Efforts to reach the residents of the Jungle encampment stretch back decades, but tapered off around 2005, Mr. Murray said.
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Unlike the traditional tapered-tip marker, this product uses four soft prongs to draw on hair-like strokes of pigment.
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Snug Plugs are popular for beginners, thanks to their range in sizes, and a tapered shape that makes insertion easier.
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Using the tapered edge of the brush, draw a straight line to connect the shape back to your upper lashline.
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Jetting off after Paris Fashion Week in March, the singer teamed a cropped red Vetements hoodie with matching, tapered sweatpants.
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Levine spent many years refining Club Monaco, a brand known for its classic staples, ranging from sweaters to tapered trousers.
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Saverin has also made investments via his family fund, Velos, but its involvement has tapered down since B Capital launched.
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The risk was highest in the first year after a new acne diagnosis and then tapered off, the authors note.
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The Bank of Japan, meanwhile, has tapered its purchase of long-term bonds but also intends to keep rates low.
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The Aeons cost $6.353 and have a refreshed, tapered design that more closely traces the contours of the listener's ear.
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The genre tapered off in the early '10s when it was overshadowed by vaporwave, another internet-fueled genre of music.
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What the tapered, scalloped heart sans veins and valves may lack in physiological functions, it makes up for in aesthetic.
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Those expectations later tapered off after a Fed spokesman clarified that the remarks did not refer to "potential policy actions".
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Plus, the edges are tapered — front and back — much in the same way the Galaxy S7's back edge was.
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Even though the leg is tapered, it is way more flattering to my curvy figure than the straight leg jeans.
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They have also tapered expectations for more cuts in banks' reserve requirements but still see such a move this year.
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It's a 1080p, IPS-NEO LCD screen, tapered at the edges and covered with Corning Gorilla Glass 63 for protection.
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Bush's approval ratings -- along with views of the economy -- tapered off over the rest of his eight years in office.
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I have a thinner build so my preference is for the slimmer, tapered version, but both looked and felt good.
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The plant's long, slender leaves are cloven at the top and tapered at the tip, like an exaggerated cartoon heart.
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The design is reminiscent of the original Pebble — though the sides are a little more tapered and it feels thinner.
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Instead, Juurlink tapered him just five milligrams at a time, which required getting the drug from a special compounding pharmacy.
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Ringback tones were incredibly trendy in the early and mid-2000's, but have since tapered off nearly to oblivion.
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The lights of the "Hadestown" marquee flashed behind him as he arced his slender arms, or pointed a tapered toe.
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Separately, the E.P.A. said it would ask the public for ideas about how to write a different, more tapered regulation.
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In the second quarter, when GDP growth tapered off, some compared it with the first three months of this year.
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Meanwhile, tapered fros were present and buzzcuts of different colors were also booming, demonstrating that Black hair does it all.
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That company would later get acquired as part of a wave of industrywide consolidation as the refinancing business tapered off.
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Most importantly, those leaves look weird as hell: like a bunch of girthy, tapered fingers trying to reach the sky.
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The gently tapered, shieldlike rectangle of "Aegis," which takes its title from Zeus' magical breastplate, also resembles a (Cycladic) head.
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The Yellow Vest protests had tapered off in recent weeks, and several key figures announced that they would stop demonstrating.
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"Yeller," in contrast to the controlled symmetry exerted by "Secret Keeper," looks impaled by the tapered roll of the print.
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Almost overnight, laptops went from being clunky clamshells to svelte DVD drive-free wedge-shaped mobile machines with sleek, tapered frames.
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My curves looked better, my arms looked more shapely and defined with less loose skin, and my waist tapered in tremendously.
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The 3.5-inch tapered tip and soft silicone make it great for anal beginners, but lube is always a good idea.
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The scheme, called Express Drive, will have a tapered cost depending on the amount of work a driver does for Lyft.
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The rest of Asian markets finished mixed on Tuesday after a stronger dollar and falling oil prices overnight tapered U.S. gains.
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And because the S10e's screen doesn't have tapered edges, its body sports a boxier shape and a more substantial feeling frame.
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The tapered, metal earbuds are the smallest Jaybird has ever made, and wearers can customize sound using Jaybird's new mobile app.
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So, if the tapered crop wasn't for you, this is finally your chance to get in on our secret clothing weapon.
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The crowded capital of 18 million has been paralyzed by angry students since then, although the protests have now tapered off.
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The jeans are snug at the thigh but not uncomfortably so and tapered along the leg but don't hug the calves.
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Ms. Lopatkina, the chief attraction, is undoubtedly a beautiful dancer; gorgeous cambered feet, tapered legs, soulfully arched back and winged arms.
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" Or, the researchers suggested, the observational studies simply showed reverse causation — "that is, patients successfully tapered opioids because pain severity decreased.
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Square tapered columns set off the adjacent dining room and are echoed in that room's built-in Craftsman-style china cabinet.
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To better fit the Coke bottle-shaped race cars, Lucid tapered its battery from front the back, creating an engineering headache.
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As the cleanups tapered off, thousands of antigovernment protesters were beginning a police-approved march from a park in Tuen Mun.
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"I'm envisioning a setting in a vintage style, with step-cut diamond accents, perhaps trapezoids or tapered baguettes," Mr. Kwiat said.
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Viewership tapered off following the first debate, with the others drawing less than 10 million views each night, according to Deadline.
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As the cleanups tapered off, thousands of antigovernment protesters were beginning a police-approved march from a park in Tuen Mun.
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In his first months as secretary, the department announced his public appearances in advance, a practice that tapered off last summer.
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But in this iteration of the style, in which her hair is so straight, so lustrous, with tapered bangs front and center?
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However, after January, demand for the product tapered off and didn't begin to rise again until the next holiday season, he said.
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You can treat your special someone to a romantic meal without tapered candles, white tablecloths, and a wine list you can't understand.
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The sides themselves are tapered, but not fully round, leaving a slight edge, though one that sits fairly comfortably in the hand.
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Discussion about education also tapered off, although that was before Congress acted to get rid of No Child Left Behind in 2015.
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The tapered edges feel incredibly thin, and you can easily hold it in one hand for hours while reading or taking notes.
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The book was cut on the diagonal so that it formed a kind of tapered rectangle, like the base of a ziggurat.
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Fuck, fuck, fuck, shit, was what went through mind as I stood up to admire my new, tapered 'do in the mirror.
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By the time we get to the car, the rain that's been steadily drumming all day tapered off to a fine mist.
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After that, average growth tapered off, with 0.5 centimeters between six and nine months and 203 centimeters during the final three months.
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Street rallies have since tapered off, and the government has clamped down on opposition media and organizations seen as supporting the protests.
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Media attention is also a huge factor in generating contributions, and the supersaturated coverage that greeted Harvey and Irma tapered for Maria.
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Pain patients are being denied treatment and involuntarily tapered off of opioid medications, even if they've never shown any risks of abuse.
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They're simple and chunky, but they actually looked great — if I do say so myself — with a pair of slim tapered jeans.
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Our text blizzard tapered to a flurry, just occasional photos of enticing dinners mid-simmer and selfies with our children and spouses.
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Economic growth halved in her first year in office to 3.9 percent as commodity prices tapered and debt-laden consumers curbed spending.
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A framed trio of "midcentury modern" prints seemed reasonable at about $236 and fit nicely above my streamlined sofa with tapered legs.
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Rivera's opponent, John Dodson, has largely tapered down his game to double left straights thrown while running past the opponent's lead leg.
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They have a tapered ankle for a sleeker look that you could totally wear lounging around the house or out running errands.
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After a solid increase in the first quarter, gains in the STOXX 600 index have tapered off in the second and third.
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It is long and low-slung, almost porpoise-shaped, with a rounded front, tapered rear and a fin running along its spine.
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Gaza rocket fire has tapered off significantly since the 2014 war when militants fired thousands of rockets and mortar rounds into Israel.
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But 2020 will be missing one important ingredient from this year's rally: the benefits of Trump's tax cuts will have tapered off.
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My school was very small and tight-knit, so at least the teasing tapered off by the time I hit first grade.
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The Germans embraced oat porridge, as did the Scots, who developed a special tool for stirring it, a tapered dowel called a spurtle.
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And Dunst's oval-shaped diamond enclosed by tapered baguettes and set on a gold band wasn't the only thing giving off bridal vibes.
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The group's presence on Telegram, a social media network that had become its main platform for announcements and speeches, has tapered off recently.
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User growth has tapered off in recent months, according to Snap's S-1 filing, and some investors are concerned Instagram is the reason.
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And instead of an epochal, final bombardment, meteorite strikes might have slowly tapered off as the solar system settled into its current configuration.
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Fund selling in wheat has also tapered, and new longs are finding a place in the market in the case of Chicago wheat.
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The Sweptail is named after the tapered "swept tail" rear ends that helped make the company's Phantoms famous in the early 20th century.
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But while those patent infringements still stand, the amount of money Samsung owes Apple has steadily tapered from that original 10-figure judgment.
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When it all sort of tapered off, Jeff and I had a breather of, I don't know, a couple of months or longer.
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They both wore casual clothing with the Twilight star rocking black tapered sweatpants with a white T-shirt and a loose cropped sweater.
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Since then the bombings, which had been a feature of daily life in the city for over a decade, have tapered off dramatically.
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The brand's new line of brushes are also excellent at picking up and blending pigment, especially the tapered contour brush for easy sculpting.
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Vigilant weekly viewing turned into sporadically catching a few bad auditions or semifinals and the winner announcement, before I eventually tapered off entirely.
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This newest pair of Freedoms has tiny tapered earbuds that are about 20 percent thinner than the earbuds on the company's earlier models.
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But season two came and went as a cultural phenomenon much more quickly, and buzz for the upcoming season three has tapered off.
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I started with the word "The," which then tapered off as I was like, OK, I'll just try to make a heart. Sad.
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Another 31 percent started strong but tapered off over time; and 13 percent were inactive early in life but got moving later on.
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Prewar buildings may be best suited for terrace treatment because of their tapered tops and architectural approaches that result in nooks and crannies.
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Nail your next job interview with "The Paris Jacket" for $245, or the matching slim fit tapered trousers, which come in at $147.
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Last month, Ross Zapin, an executive at Sirius XM, sought Weitz's help with his tux for the Academy Awards (the pants got tapered).
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They're both posing with Hardball Bistro-style mugs, which have a slightly tapered base, compared to the mug referenced in the explanation tweet.
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Since the marker is tapered, I can press down on the corner of my eye and drag the pen without lifting up once.
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When a hem is tapered enough to fit the ankle, it takes a kick squat to get that hem back over your heel.
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That's I think driven up some of the enthusiasm that you saw in '1003 and '2100, that sort of tapered off in '2000.
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For example, you can buy a tapered 10.99.99-ounce water bottle for 30% off at just $11.19 from over 40 different color options.
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These gains lingered a month after the training had ended, although most of the women had tapered off their exercise routines by then.
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Dubbed the Rumba boot, the duchess's go-to footwear has a slender profile, a tapered heel, and the brand's signature water-resistant finish.
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That continued in 2017 and never really tapered off too much, and it looks to continue in a completely new way in 2018.
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Four peacock-blue tapered candles encircled a bouquet of white anemones, the centerpiece in a table set with Year & Day Midnight-colored plates.
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It has been growing in the United States market, even as sales in the overall industry have tapered off after two record years.
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When pounded, the tapered shape of a chicken breast (bulging in the middle, slimmer at the ends) flattens out into one even layer.
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On top of that, the positive effects from the 2017 tax cuts, which gave the economy a boost, also tapered off this year.
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That means sharks' bodies were tapered at both ends and the fins were in similar places, optimized to make them high-speed predators.
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"As you step off the plane, have a look at the door, you'll notice how it's quite an interesting tapered shape," says Wright.
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Complete your fleece-fit with these stylish and casual fleece-lined joggers ($41.25, normally $55.00) that hug your legs for a tapered look.
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I've been to rehabs that insist patients detox cold-turkey and to others that tapered me off of opiates with Suboxone and Valium.
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Go to the farthest edges of the city and its 61 stories of tapered steel and glass stick up like a forceful thumb.
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It began sometime between 500 and 700 million years after the solar system was born and finally tapered off around 3.8 billion years ago.
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Created in collaboration with YouTuber Weylie Hoang, the kit features a set of thick and fluttery faux lashes made with tapered, criss-crossed hairs.
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It says the trend of people moving to the warmer states, which tapered off in the last decade, has been on the rise again.
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This led to a boom in expensive and ethically dubious international adoptions, which tapered off over the last decade due to new international restrictions.
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There isn't a hairstyle I won't try: crochet braids, box braids, small 'fros, medium 'fros, a tapered cut, unicorn wigs... the list goes on.
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The dual-tapered design makes for a pair of fairly narrow sides, which house volume buttons on the left and power on the right.
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In the first few weeks of its introduction, lawmakers flocked to sign the petition, but as time has passed, that excitement has tapered off.
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The economy grew strongly in the first years after apartheid, but growth has tapered off in the past five years to below 3 percent.
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They washed my hair again, and blowdried for a second cut, which involved Dickey styling it into the tapered shape we both agreed on.
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Scientists say surrounding construction threatens to make this small preserve even smaller and the research they used to carry out weekly has tapered off.
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So while the design is elegant — tapered Gorilla Glass on the front and aluminum on the back — it's definitely not breaking any new ground.
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His résumé includes radio and television receivers and cabinets, training brochures for military spies, elegantly tapered subway turnstiles and bookshelves with built-in stereos.
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But, before you completely throw the high-waisted, tapered leg style out the window, we're asking you to give them one more chance. Why?
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Calf-length with long sleeves and a slightly tapered waist, it was made of a dense corduroy printed with green leaves and purple roses.
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"They're a really nice tapered shape that's squared on top and round on the bottom," where the painted wood frame transitions to brass caps.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said parts of the city got as much as 8 inches of rain, but things tapered off in the afternoon.
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On Tuesday night, the model was pictured wearing a green leather jacket over tapered black leather pants, in line with a popular fall trend.
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The fit is tapered and runs snug through the hip and thigh, but is a little more spacious through the rest of the leg.
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Similar "front loading" kept China's headline export growth fairly resilient for much of last year before they sharply tapered off in the fourth quarter.
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No sooner had I begun expressing my worry about not having tapered enough, when he flew from behind his desk to behind my chair.
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From another perspective, it could be an abstract reenactment of visual longing in which the slender, tapered baton traces the trajectory of a gaze.
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Since chopping off his trademark Jean-Michel Basquiat-inspired freeform locs in 2016, the Weeknd hasn't really veered away from his tapered Afro haircut.
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They&aposre transparent, ultra-thin, matte to avoid reflecting light, and have tapered edges that blend seamlessly into the skin (find comparative photos below).
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But now he has tapered down to one pill, a low dose of just one of the three anti-rejection drugs he started with.
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The paneled stairwell is just as pared down, with a series of linear reveals between plain panels and a balustrade with simple tapered spindles.
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Business spending tapered in late 2018, and that slowdown most likely worsened as financial markets convulsed in December, weighing on corporate and consumer confidence.
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The harassment of people here may have tapered off since the weeks after Sergeant Bergdahl was released, Mr. Schoen said, but the overall threat remains.
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Although China has tapered its purchases of US oil, officials there have so far avoided placing outright tariffs on crude from the world's leading producer.
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Even better, with all the distressed styles in my closet, this simple, tapered cut has turned out to be this chunky sweater lover's dream paring.
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Now 17 years old, his dark hair had a shock of bleached blonde that tapered down to a V near the nape of his neck.
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We're 15 weeks into the 2019-2020 college basketball season, and the chaos at the top of the rankings finally seems to have tapered off.
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Our closet would be in a sad state of affairs without at least one tapered pair that hugs our frame (and our bum!) just so.
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Half tapered slowly, receiving a capsule each day that, over a period of a month or longer, contained progressively lower amounts of the active drug.
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The images more or less track with the rendering Fisker released last year: sleek, aerodynamic lines; a low-slung hood; and a tapered back end.
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UBS estimates that long-dated yields on core euro zone government bonds will rise by around 70 bps by the time QE is fully tapered.
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The glass' overtly curved bowl and tapered opening make the bubbles last longer and burst at exactly the right place to release the wine's aromatics.
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The nail shape (also called ballerina, for its resemblance to a point toe slipper) typically boasts major length that extends to a tapered, blunt tip.
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Many followed in her high-heeled footsteps, but the trend more or less tapered off sometime between athleisure's swift ascent and Swift's embrace of chokers.
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Recent British mortality statistics suggest the trend for longer life expectancy has tapered off, allowing life insurers to set aside less cash for pension payments.
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Because the pants are tapered at the ankle and have a subtle drawstring at the waist, the fit leaves room for maximum customization and versatility.
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The Swift 7 doesn't have a tapered design, where it's thicker in the back and slowly gets thinner towards the front where the trackpad is.
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Yet the 2060 was the third quickest adopted GPU in April (that number has since tapered off and in June it had dropped to sixth).
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Shares initially rose by 1.3 percent, but tapered gains to trade 0.7 percent higher at 0838 GMT, trimming their fall this year to 14 percent.
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The 2016 CDC guideline suggested not going over 90 MME, but its April clarification emphasizes this doesn't mean that all patients need to be tapered.
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Men wore colorful shorts or tapered trousers with tops that had motifs that recalled tie-dye t-shirts, with leather slip-ons on their feet.
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It's tapered where it should be (your arms, your sides) and voluminous where it should be (your back) so you don't lose your shape entirely.
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While the top surface is flat and sturdy enough to write on, the bottom is a tapered pillow that's comfortable to hold on your lap.
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The brush also has a wider footprint, with tapered bristles designed to mimic the shape of a fingernail and allow for a more precise application.
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From left: Elizabeth Suzann linen trench, $365; silk crepe midi-dress, $295; raw silk broadcloth tee, $155, and silk crepe tapered pants, $225; at elizabethsuzann.com.
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One way to achieve the ideal chicken breast is to make it the same thickness end-to-end (in its natural state, it is tapered).
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But his sense of humor tempers his Boston Brahmin accent, herringbone tweed coats with fur shawl collars, Thom Browne suits and tapered-toe leather shoes.
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The steroids were slowly tapered after several weeks, and eventually the patient was able to add foods back to her diet, one at a time.
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After six days of morphine, the baby had nearly been tapered off the drug and was set to be released in a few more days.
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Early during the outbreak, patients were coming in concerned they may have been exposed to the virus,but that has since tapered off, she said.
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Audiences for all Republican debates in the current presidential election campaign have been higher than in previous years, though viewership tapered after the first two.
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The company's capex budget is likely to be gradually tapered following its aggressive investments since 2011 as major investments for network upgrades are largely completed.
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Its tapered shape makes it easier to carry than the original Hopper and it has a detachable shoulder strap and three sets of reinforced handles.
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But hefty demand for the U.S. dollar offering helped alleviate concerns about investor demand that has tapered off in recent weeks, according to Lipper data.
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Instead of bell bottoms, the $5,000 suit was tapered at the legs and perfectly met the tops of a pair of shiny patent leather shoes.
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Anna Pavlova's feet were famously arched and tapered, yet her shoes have much less pronounced blocks for the toes than any modern ballerina would employ.
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While the growth rate has certainly tapered down from a peak of nearly 149,103 added in 2008, those fresh additions will still be looking for housing.
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But just as growth in China's overall economy is slowing and movie theaters face challenges from online entertainment, the country's box office earnings have tapered off.
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The tapered nozzle lets you deposit the formula directly onto your scalp, and in about 10 minutes, your blonde will be softer and brighter than ever.
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The Sony DPT-RP1 (left) is slightly thinner than the reMarkable tablet (right), but feels better when held thanks to tapered edges all the way around.
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In the two weeks since the sanctions were announced, Venezuela's crude exports have reportedly tapered off and shifted toward to cash-paying buyers — such as India.
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There's something perfect about them: their proportions, with an elegant cephalon, tapered lobes and tail are elegant in ways that lobsters or horseshoe crabs are not.
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The Rim: A tapered shape suspends the wine's aroma at the top of the glass and prevents it from wafting away when the wine is swirled.
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For the latter, Joseph swaps the typical tapered head (picture an onion with an elongated top stem) for a mushroom-shaped head, wider at the top.
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The design's references also are apparent in the classic tapered case (here in 18-karat red gold) and the use of the old-school Montblanc logo.
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Complaints about Soccs seem to have tapered, but Mr. Decoster's optimism has yet to be followed by a strong showing of local support for the team.
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She also said she felt efforts by tech companies to oppose Trump's new policies around things like immigration were inconsistent and had tapered in recent weeks.
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The royal arrived wearing two of the items from the collection — designer Misha Nonoo's white button-down shirt and slim-fit tapered black trousers from Jigsaw.
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That silhouette — one arm raised to the sky, the taped wrist and tapered torso — is so familiar that it bleeds through even the strongest aerosol blast.
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That pushed sterling up to $1.3391 - close to a two-week high - before it tapered later in the session to $23 as the dollar strengthened broadly.
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As the name suggests, it's a crease brush, but it's smaller and more dramatically tapered than the IT Cosmetics brush I featured as the top pick.
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Analysts have now tapered their expectations for Goldman's net income per share to $3.30 from $3.71 previously according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S estimates.
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International Commerce Center, West Kowloon (2010) The city's height champion, with its sinuous, tapered profile, is one of the most energy-efficient skyscrapers in the world.
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With 235 months left until the L train shutdown, the buzz around more bizarre alternatives—the gondola; the scooter share; even flying buses—has tapered off.
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Migrant flows into the country have tapered off recently as a result of Libyan efforts to crack down on smuggling rings, backed by European Union support.
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These tapered female forms seem semi-linked, their long limbs and hyper-extended torsos forming lattice-like vertices behind which a foregrounded pair of oversized eyes stare.
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The Levante introduces a new styling element for the Maserati brand: tapered headlights separated into two elements, with the upper headlight unit connected to the front grille.
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The smaller the iron, the better (a tapered shape is key), but he suggests alternating curl sizes so your '80s curls are soft and shiny, never crunchy.
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But there were fewer deals, and early- and seed-stage investment in AVs tapered off—a sign that the industry is getting less buzzy and more mature.
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Instead, Vitaliev says the attacks tapered off significantly after October, an effect he attributes to the FBI takedown of the vDOS booting service and other similar efforts.
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Mr. Hall said the storm was likely to thrash small West Australian towns like Karratha and Port Hedland through Sunday before weakening as the weekend tapered off.
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Their thick, sloping thighs, curvilinear arms, cinched torsos, and tapered feet and hands are all stylized as if based on the template of a voluptuous falling leaf.
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With a tapered high-rise waist and a slightly flared bottom, the elongated silhouette manages to look perfectly tailored every single time, no matter how it's styled.
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It's far less blocky and is flatter than the previous generation, with a subtly curved display and slightly tapered sides compared to the more rectangular Charge 23.
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"Typically high heels also have a tapered toe, and that narrows the distance between your toes and crams all the bones into a narrow space," Miller said.
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"Typically high heels also have a tapered toe, and that narrows the distance between your toes and crams all the bones into a narrow space," Miller says.
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A company spokesperson also told Mashable it is working on more female-centric bands with a tapered look; one that scoops in a bit around smaller wrists.
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The main difference in design is that the P30 Pro (here) features a tapered screen with rounded edges similar to what you get on a Galaxy S10.
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The rapid pace of donations tapered off as the Thanksgiving weekend came to a close, but on November 30, Stein again increased the goal, to $9.5 million.
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The next day I was still dizzy, and the next, and the next, but it tapered off gradually until about a month later I was mostly fine.
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Despite mainland citizens making up close to half of all tourist arrivals in South Korea as recently as February this year, Seoul's popularity has since tapered substantially.
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While Pokémon GO's success led it to become the most-downloaded app of 2016, according to Apple, interest in the app has somewhat tapered off this year.
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Researchers then identified the studies — none of which were graded as "good" quality — that evaluated pain-related outcomes for patients after long-term opioid therapy was tapered.
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The strategy coincided with his rise in the polls, and it tapered off only because of the time constraints imposed by the impeachment trial, Mr. Casca said.
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The right-most yellow section becomes a sharply tapered isosceles triangle separated from the three parallelograms defined by the two bands and the yellow form they frame.
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And many people think that will likely last for the foreseeable future, given that China's growth has tapered off and the world is awash in crude supplies.
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Its flat middle section rolls out rectangles of dough for cookies, biscuits, and breakfast pastries, and its tapered ends act as pivots for rolling circular pie crusts.
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But it has managed to regain some traction after comments this week from central bank officials such as Chair Jerome Powell that tapered aggressive rate cut expectations.
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Details that might look like decorative flair — like twisted sides, tapered pointy tips, and gaping holes — are actually carefully designed wind reduction techniques that keep buildings still.
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In fact, he attributes the rising injury rates in runners to the elevated heels and tapered toe boxes that are so popular in athletic shoes these days.
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Rain tapered off across the western region, but power companies said around 12,700 customers had no electricity while Japanese media said tens of thousands had no water.
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The WMF Loft Boston Shaker consists of a tapered 18/10 stainless steel shaking tin along with a heavy glass that is calibrated in centiliters and ounces.
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After initially being unable to conceive, the couple consulted a fertility specialist, and Ms. Lazzarato tapered off her estrogen treatments in hopes of increasing her sperm count.
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The fit is classic with a tapered, straight leg and an extra-high rise, which doesn&apost feel restrictive around the waist thanks to the added stretch.
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Production has tapered off in recent years, but the White House aimed to restore US production to 80 percent capacity, partly by cutting off imports through tariffs.
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The number of Twitter monthly active users has tapered off to around 330 million, and Facebook's monthly user base continues to grow — hitting 2 billion this year.
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On a day when the stock market remained fairly flat, Cramer wondered why the week's rally seemed to have tapered out after several days of steady rise.
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The axolotl, sometimes called the Mexican walking fish, is a cheerful tube sock with four legs, a crown of feathery gills and a long, tapered tail fin.
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But Amazon has made a point of saying that it managed to fit in a bigger battery, while keeping the tapered side of the device at 3.4 millimeters.
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AKM-GSI The pants are your standard black Topshop MOTO Jamie Jeans with a high-rise waist and a very tapered leg that ends just above her ankle.
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Peth, who appeared on JoJo Fletcher's season of the Bachelorette, went for the latter style, which is also accented by two trapezoid and two tapered baguette-cut diamonds.
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Kerr debuted her gorgeous diamond ring, a round-cut center diamond set between two tapered baguettes, on Snapchat in a post decorated with Bitmoji caricatures of the couple.
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He was kept for a week and told that he had possible bipolar disorder, though his symptoms did not reappear for years even after he tapered off medication.
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After testing out several application methods, I found that the powder worked best for me when layered on with a tapered dome-shaped brush dampened with setting spray.
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Nyong'o, one of the few stars to wear her natural hair on the carpet last night, showed off her texture and tapered haircut with a dramatic side quiff.
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All are made with riveted stainless steel handles that will stay cool to the touch, tapered rims to help prevent drips, and glass lids that'll seal in moisture.
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There was swearing and crying, he said, but by the new year it had tapered off -- only to spike again on Inauguration Day, then quickly die off again.
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My husband said the condom felt baggy in some areas yet uncomfortably tight around the base of his penis (the condom's tapered base is meant to prevent slippage).
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The building, which cost $2600 million to develop, has the shape of a ship, with tapered ends and a slight bulge in the middle, if viewed from above.
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Anthony used Maybelline's Lash Sensational Luscious Mascara, which has a tapered wand, so you can reach even those itty-bitty lashes in the inner corners of your eyes.
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But it has managed to regain some traction after comments this week from central bank officials such as Chair Jerome Powell that tapered expectations for aggressive rate cuts.
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As these humanoid avians bend upward from tapered limbs rooted to the muddy ground, their wingless, partly fragmented bodies locate them somewhere between fossilized victims and embryonic predators.
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The cobbler shaker has three parts: a tapered top with a built-in strainer, a bottom shaking tin, and a cap that can also work for measuring liquids.
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The drop in mortgage rates had spurred applications for home purchases and refinancing in late March and early April, but those application activities have tapered since, MBA data showed.
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The design language was overdue for an update, and now the system looks nearly identical to the 13-inch Pro at first glance, aside from the familiar tapered design.
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She eventually tapered off buprenorphine and enrolled in college — first at Gavilan College in Gilroy, California, and now De Anza College in Cupertino, California — for a major in physics.
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On the other hand, the angular, blocky, and tapered figures, in part the result of his mastery of printmaking and woodblock techniques, show him to be a remarkable stylist.
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The perfect complement to her '90s bob, Hadid opted for wispy fringe that just barely grazed her eyebrows, with tapered edges and choppy layers to juxtapose the retro glamour.
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Annual growth in the volume of freight delivered over China's more than 100,000 kilometres of railway lines has tapered each month since end-2017 as domestic demand has softened.
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Its Short-Term IDR would be downgraded if the bank is unable to successfully manage the tapered ECB asset buying programme and replace central bank funding with market funding.
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That figure is in line with a general trend showing that smoking in that age range has tapered off since 1997, when more than one quarter of adults smoked.
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Migration has become a dominant and highly-politicized issue in Europe, though the peak of more than 1 million asylum seekers arriving in 2015 has tapered off since then.
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But the large Jewish communities in the diaspora that once faced persecution and economic distress have already moved, and migrations to Israel have tapered off over the last decade.
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The rain quickly tapered off, sparing me the embarrassment of having chosen to visit California on a weekend when the weather was worse than it was in New York.
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The Yan in my typical size looks slightly large on me, and since the pants are loose and tapered, you're probably going to want a fitted jacket on top.
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The retro-inspired look includes an elastic waistband and tapered legs along with clinched cuffs, while the cotton-polyester blend of fabrics is super-soft and warm as well.
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While the spread of the disease has tapered off in its epicenter in Wuhan, China, the outbreak has made its way into more than 100 countries outside mainland China.
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I had known her for three years (she was a former student), but only then noticed the lushness of her inky eyelashes, the grace of her long, tapered fingers.
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On a day when the stock market remained fairly flat, CNBC's Jim Cramer wondered why the week's rally seemed to have tapered out after several days of steady rise.
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His solos — you know the type: clean licks with a tapered swing feel; bent notes never spilling too far into the next bar — rarely lasted longer than a minute.
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Highlights included jackets and deconstructed trench coats inspired by British military styles, ruffle-collared blouses, and tapered trousers in fabrics ranging from silk and cashmere to denim and wool.
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Europe's migration crisis, which peaked with the arrival of more than 1 million asylum seekers in 2015, has tapered off, with arrivals falling to the tens of thousands this year.
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However that reform drive has tapered off in recent years partly due to discontent with some of its consequences such as rising albeit still low inequality and less state control.
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My boobs are the kind that polite British people would call "modest," and I inherited my family's big, open rib cage, so I have no tapered waist to speak of.
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Spending more will usually get you something with extra personality and style, as most of Wirecutter's picks feature details like unique silhouettes, tapered legs, specialized slat systems, or colorful upholstery.
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In fact, you could say it recycles a lot the design ideas from both the 12-inch MacBook and the 13-inch MacBook Pro into this Air-shaped tapered design.
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The laptop is rumored to have OLED keycaps (replacing the function keys), numerous USB-C ports and a thinner, more tapered design that looks a bit more like the MacBook.
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The 22-year-old was dressed in all black with a freshly tapered fade and large rectangular pendant that diagonally read "YBS" slowly swinging from his chain as he talked.
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AS THE flood of refugees who arrived in Germany last year has tapered to a trickle, scholars have begun to examine the challenges the migrant crisis poses to German identity.
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Palestinian stabbings, shootings, rock throwing and car rammings against Israelis that began late last year and included almost daily incidents have tapered off significantly and attacks have become less frequent.
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"The small-business index has tapered off from its peak in Q3 2018, but it certainly hasn't hit a wall, and several of its core components remain strong," Cohen said.
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As a child, I found almost any type of clothing itchy: tights, cardigans, sweaters, sleeves that tapered into elasticated cuffs (as seemingly all kids' clothes did in the late Seventies).
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With Sanders losing ground in recent days, the Trump machine has abruptly tapered back on its once-constant stream of attacks on the Vermont senator and refocused them on Biden.
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Meghan stepped out to Thursday's event wearing two of the items from the clothing collection — designer Misha Nonoo's white button-down shirt and slim-fit tapered black trousers from Jigsaw.
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Multiple embryos accounted for a higher incidence of twins, but that practice has tapered off over the years amid advances in embryo quality, improving the chances of implantation and birth.
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My daily essentials are as follows: A fluffy tapered brush to blend out edges, a flat brush for packing color on the lid, and a pencil brush for detail work.
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The short ribs are fork-tender and, strewn with sliced pickles, reminiscent of pastrami; a complexly seasoned ground-lamb kofta kebab is impaled, cleverly, on a long, tapered cinnamon stick.
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That inflow of funds tapered off recently, however as Modi courted local business owners that form a key part of his political base ahead of the country's national election last month.
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The sci-fi comedy — starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones — struggled to sustain momentum at the box office and tapered off to $128 million in North America.
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At least 240 Palestinians have been killed in Israel and the Palestinian Territories in a period of sporadic violence that began in October 2015 but has tapered off in recent months.
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Judging by the photo, among the first of these memories is lighting two long, ominous tapered candles in a darkened room and gazing out the window to the blank grounds below.
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The Kate Spade Hampton Street Stemless Champagne glasses have bulbous bottoms and are tapered at the top, revealing a smaller mouth to hold in the wine's aromas, which they do nicely.
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"We have pizzas, we have 300 hamburgers, many, many french fries, all of our favorite foods," Trump told reporters, as one White House worker still on the job lit tapered candles.
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U.S. shipments of the proteins have now tapered off, and the new price class also allowed Canadian processors to produce skim milk powder at a low enough price to compete globally.
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While Guidolin and Flores have done admirable jobs at Swansea and Watford respectively, results have tapered off in recent months and their managerial reigns look like coming to a natural end.
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Apple figured out how to shove miniaturized components into an ever-shrinking metal body without relying on the the Air's tapered visual effect, which gives the new MacBook a different silhouette.
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Kim said that investment growth has tapered off in China, despite the fact that Beijing was "very clear" about their transition from manufacturing for exports to services-led growth and consumption.
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That's interesting, because if we're talking about a few decades ago, people ate anything they could get their hands on because of the cultural revolution, or even as it tapered off.
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If you love a good deal, you won't want to miss out on this one: These super popular Gloria Vanderbilt Amanda Classic Tapered Jeans are just $20 on Amazon right now.
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It will include minimalist designs from her Arias New York collection, like a cotton silk crepe top ($595) and double-face tapered satin pants ($895), gold bijoux and a little bubbly.
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Only the barrel of the bat is considered thick enough to make chopsticks, while the tapered portion toward the handle can be repurposed into shoehorns and handles for forks and spoons.
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For men, hair must have a "tapered appearance," where the "outline of the soldier's hair conforms to the shape of the head," and curves inward at the base of the neck.
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Mr. Draghi disappointed those who had predicted he would indicate how long quantitative easing will last beyond December, and how quickly the volume of the purchases will be reduced or tapered.
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Fitbit's latest smartwatch is a strong contender against the Apple Watch with always-on functionality, a sleek, tapered look, and improved sleep-tracking features (which the Apple Watch doesn't even have).
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But we do know that unless patients who are being tapered off their opioids are provided alternative methods to cope with their pain, they will simply end back on these medications.
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At least 241 Palestinians have been killed in Israel and the Palestinian Territories in a period of sporadic violence that began in October 2015 but has tapered off in recent months.
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Its steel hull is up to three and a half inches thick and tapered so that the pressure of the ice forces the ship up, relieving some of the crushing force.
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There was a spike in people actually giving a shit when what was happening to me made gigantic news, and then that slowly tapered off when it wasn't a bad look anymore.
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"We've not had that much issuance since QE was tapered at the start of October, so I don't think the impact has been felt yet," said a debt syndicate banker in London.
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There are already signs that demand for the Model 3 has tapered off in the US, too, where Tesla's vehicles are no longer eligible for the full federal tax credit for EVs.
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They were "The Perfect Fit" — curve-hugging and tapered in just the right place, Gloria Vanderbilt's designer, dark denim accentuated with an embroidered swan across women's hips throughout America during the 1970s.
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The national encryption debate revved up and tapered off in the spring of 2015, for instance, but roared back to life in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks this past year.
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To get the look, he mists the root of each individual coil on her crown with Chi's Magnified Volume Finishing Spray, then defines it with a 3/4-inch, tapered curling rod.
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Aldar Xelil warned of a jihadist revival in eastern Syria, where operations by the U.S.-backed SDF have tapered off since they diverted fighters to the northwest to fight a Turkish offensive.
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A fiery red-orange field underpins the large-scale dreamscapes in "Desert Moon" (1955), as long, tapered black shards and curved pink globules dramatize an unsettling interchange between nature and the supernatural.
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The Temple Forks Outfitters Clouser fly rod is a balanced, sturdy, delicately-tapered fly rod, and when paired with Redington's Behemoth fly reel, you'll have a trusty saltwater setup for under $400.
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Its exposed concrete frame, with sharply tapered floor slabs and surprisingly varied ceiling heights, creates a mesmerizing, malleable form that reveals the movement of cars within and creates room for large events.
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The Duchess of Sussex arrived at her launch event wearing two of the items from the collection — designer Misha Nonoo's white button-down shirt and slim-fit tapered black trousers from Jigsaw.
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But based on my experience over 25 years of treating depressed patients, fewer than 10 percent will experience severe withdrawal symptoms when the antidepressant dose is tapered over three to six months.
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Jimmy Butler As someone who chronicled the good times of your favorite NBA players all summer I can say with authority that Jimmy's Instagram posts have tapered way off since the season started.
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Swap out the barrels (it comes with one-inch and a 1.5-inch straight barrels plus a tapered version) to create your choice of beachy waves, Hollywood bombshell curls, or artfully-tousled tresses.
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Wearing gloves, the fingers of which tapered to points well beyond his fingers, he rolled his wrists and offered his open palms to the audience — simple, and an effective use of Olowska's costume.
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After a burst of stimulus from the late 2017 GOP tax cuts, growth tapered in the latter months of 2018 and fell short of the administration's full-year projection of 3% or higher.
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It is also rolling out its premium fully-tapered BLX dental implant this year in a market where Straumann is not present and where up to two million units per year are sold.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar edged back from a nine-day low early on Thursday, as a big rally by the pound made on Brexit relief tapered off and gave the greenback some reprieve.
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To start, the teeny, tiny wand is tapered — small and perfectly-shaped for precise control and application — and delivers the perfect amount of tint and hold to beef up arches in a flash.
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Thousands of pain patients report that their doctors have either cut them off entirely or involuntarily tapered them to doses that aren't sufficient—due to increasing scrutiny from medical boards, insurers, and police.
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"The edges of the 'tongues' were thinner and tapered, so any mode where the edges came into contact with the body felt to me more like poking than licking," the anonymous reviewer wrote.
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The company has increasingly relied on its acquisitions to power growth in recent years, as the number of new users signing up for its core "blue app" has tapered off in lucrative markets.
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This year, the numbers are expected to be much lower, and the energy around the event has tapered as its leaders have been unable to quell concerns about allegations of anti-Semitism. Rep.
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The Pentagon tapered off on strikes in Obama's last few years in office — dropping only 28503 munitions in 22019 and 1,337 in 2016 — before ramping back up after Trump entered office last year.
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The super-simple clit-stimulator has an "easy twist base operation for relaxed or half-awake solo play" and a "tapered tip to respect your clit and mind your vagina," so it's foolproof.
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"I sit on the bed, prop the phone on a pillow and set the timer," said Ms. Moreno, a petite brunette with large luminous brown eyes and tapered nails painted bright sapling-green.
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I'd place my hands on the edge level to where my head bobbed and rise, emerging like Venus, a Venus with massive shoulders that tapered down to short twisted legs and tiny feet.
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When we drove to town for groceries, my wife sat in the back with our son, and when his cries tapered off, I would see her slump over his seat in spontaneous slumber.
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Growth gradually tapered after that, which isn't surprising — most economists expected the rate of job creation to keep falling as companies recovered from the downturn and the pool of available workers dried up.
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Designed to clean cars, trucks, sporting equipment, furniture, and even gutters, it features a tapered brush head, along with accompanying 0.1mm and 0.25mm soft bristle replacement brushes to scrub hard-to-reach areas.
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" (The current First Lady, Peng Liyuan, used to be a popular singer.) "Dancing girls in revolutionary operas wore shorts like hot pants; men showed off their physiques in tight trousers and tapered shirts.
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But after the conflict in Syria broke out in 2011 and a wave of new bombings and assassinations shook the city, business tapered off and the tourists were gradually replaced by aid workers.
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The small, slotted base looks a little unstable but according to the FAQ's on the Kickstarter page, the low center of gravity in the tapered mug actually makes it pretty hard to tip over.
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Overall, the Note 8 looks a little more boxy than the Galaxy S8, although it still features a screen with rounded corners and tapered edges that curve gently around the side of the phone.
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As consumer companies' ability to cut to grow has tapered, the companies have either seen shares crater, like Kraft Heinz, or paid lofty prices to buy growth they could not create on their own.
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Even so, many scientists had their doubts — the sharp rise in the number of cases began very soon after the water crisis, and tapered off weeks after the water returned to a clean source.
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"Baguette diamonds and step cuts are often reminiscent of Art Deco era pieces, but the classic three-stone with tapered baguettes was more popular in the second half of the 20th century," Lee said.
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Existing tidal-power schemes, such as the one on the Rance estuary in France, funnel their water through tapered concrete channels, because the turbines used in them work best when water is flowing fast.
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The Acer Chromebook 22 has 212.85GB of RAM, 212GB of solid state storage and a 213GHz quad-core Intel processor (which can punch up to 24 GHz) all in a sleek, tapered metal design.
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Station Jumpsuit, available in 3 colors, $178The Station Jumpsuit is utilitarian, cool, and very fun to style thanks to its front zipper, sleeves that you can roll up or leave down, and tapered silhouette.
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First, the Omen's large upper and lower bezels, which when combined with its tapered central hinge, make HP's laptop look a bit ungainly, like Sludge from Transformers (who was always the most awkward Dinobot).
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Three years ago, they did this fit that was extremely relaxed and it was well received, for the ahead-of-the-pack kind of guy, wider on the top and tapered on the bottom.
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Mr. Gray attributed the price plateau to two factors: Buyers began resisting prices they saw as too high, and the influx of wealthy Indonesians who had been investing in Bali tapered for a while.
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Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Staley said he regretted his relationship with Epstein, which began in 29 while he was employed by JPMorgan and "tapered off significantly" after he left the Wall Street lender.
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Every apartment has a washer and dryer, and floor-to-ceiling glass brings light and air into the units — including a compact 458-square-foot studio with a tapered layout, for $163,800 a month.
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With the election done and dusted, inflows have tapered off, the central bank has cut interest rates for the third time this year and Fitch Ratings posited another 33 basis point cut in 2019.
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These projectile points were manufactured by people who lived in Western North America; their points were leaf-shaped like Clovis, but instead of being fluted, they were tapered at the base to form the stem.
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Bynes' three-stone, emerald-cut diamond ring features tapered baguette accents and is an Art Deco-inspired styleStepansky said that Bynes' engagement ring style is a great option for someone looking for a classic piece.
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In "Hybrid Form #3," Hunt begins with a tapered plinth that rises to become an organic, seemingly molten form branching into two arm-like structures, the larger of which splits into two wing-like extensions.
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"Glitter Vessel with Blue Neck Semicircles" (2016) is based, I believe, on a Roman flat-bottomed bottle with a low-slung, bulbous belly, a long, slightly tapered neck, and a sassy flair at the lip.
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Worth points out in a chart that even though the home improvement retailer was close to making new highs this year, the stock's surge has since tapered off and Home Depot is now underperforming the .
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There are four of them in my Brooklyn neighborhood, in fact—tapered monuments of pebbled concrete, still with their rusted metal brackets where the mailboxes were once affixed but now bereft of the boxes themselves.
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Its sales tapered off a couple years into its existence, its design has barely changed in the last two and a half years, and apps are much slower in coming to it than the iPhone.
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The Rosen campaign and experts on Nevada politics say that Heller's campaigning on the tax law has tapered as time has gone on, and note that national polls find the tax law to be unpopular.
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The rear of the device is striking — at least so far as the backs of e-readers go, with slightly tapered sides that create a subtly convex surface covered in a textured soft-touch material.
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"I am a college student and was on [L]amictal [a treatment for epilepsy and bipolar disorder] alongside lithium, but have recently been tapered off the lamictal due to cognitive side effects," wrote redditor GardeningGoat.
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"It just leaves you with so little time to raise and be a parent to the rest of your kids," said Ms. Delgadillo, whose contact with her two other children tapered off in recent years.
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Funny or Die CEO Mike Farah says Turner will keep its stake in the company, but that its strategic involvement in Funny or Die has tapered off after an ad sales pact expired in 2015.
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Pink (2016), the martial quality of fake nails is brought forward: Both pieces look like shellacked nails that have been tapered and elongated to form a ceremonial shield for a special contingent of Greek infantry.
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The number of asylum seekers in Cyprus was five times higher in 2019 than it was four years ago, unlike in the rest of the bloc, where those numbers have tapered off markedly since 2015.
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After more than 100 Republican members of Congress signed a letter calling on Trump to scale back his protectionist proposal, the White House slightly tapered the scope of the tariffs, granting Canada and Mexico exemptions.
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Ms. DiPierro wrote that she had received a diagnosis of anxiety and bipolar disorder, and feared that going through withdrawal from methadone, even if she was tapered off it, could compel her to attempt suicide.
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The snow that began on Monday morning tapered off early on Tuesday after dumping some 23 cm on a city that rarely has snow accumulate, with freezing temperatures keeping snow-choked roads slick and pedestrians wary.
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Only a specific type of jogger works because you have to be able to take them off over your cleats — tear-away pants are, I believe, more essentially soccer girl than would be a tapered sweat.
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"Everyone was super excited about it, but it's totally tapered off because it's not for natives, it's too baby, it's too simple," said Kū Kahakalau, executive director of Hawaiian language and culture NGO Kū-A-Kanaka.
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The company has shaved about four inches off the original Echo, bringing it down to just a hair under six inches, with a footprint roughly the size of a pint glass (albeit without the tapered sides).
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This data comes from analytics firm Digi-Capital and suggests that while the buzz surrounding the AR/VR space has tapered off, the sheer amount of cash getting pumped into the industry is continuing to surge.
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If you're growing out a tapered cut or overworked your 'fro with one too many shampoos, then a protective style is an easy-peasy way to make sure your curls and coils are poppin' come springtime.
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The rise tapered off as the market became increasingly cautious over the details of the agreement and how it would be enforced, particularly since the OPEC members have a history of not adhering to production quotas.
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Demand has long since tapered off for the older Mac Pro models, and the Journal reports workers in Texas have moved onto refurbishing computers—on top of jobs for other companies, including HP. [Wall Street Journal]
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However, almost everyone agrees that any attempt to rein in prescribing of benzos must be done carefully: they don't want to see patients forcibly or abruptly tapered, as is now happening with opioids for chronic pain.
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Now that the insane, oh-my-god-it's-everywhere hype cycle has tapered off a bit for Pokémon GO, Niantic gets to crack the classic startup conundrum: How the heck do they keep people coming back?
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But he was concentrating, you could see it in his fingers—the way they caged and danced against the trumpet's curved and tapered body, which opened out into the startling, brassy, orchidaceous mouth of the bell.
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"Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" ended on a note of bottomless loneliness as Mr. Scarlata's voice tapered to a thread and Ms. Kataoka gently raked the strings of the piano with a soft mallet.
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" Mr. Midkiff said he tapered off Lexapro gradually, about a month ago, "but I am having withdrawal symptoms of shaking, panic attacks, flulike symptoms, nausea, fatigue, night sweats, tingling and numbness in the arms and legs.
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Sporting a tapered bob cut and blue blazer, Savy stood last Thursday on the back terrace of House of Yes, the cavernous warehouse-turned-disco in Bushwick, and thought on the awkwardness of an earlier prom.
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Ms. Belizaire maintained that Mr. Lewis had behaved irresponsibly by attempting to "barrel" past the biker through a narrow channel where a parked white Ford van and a black S.U.V. had tapered the available road space.
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By the numbers: U.S. same-store sales growth at Domino's has tapered off, and in the most recent quarter, the company reported 3% same-store sales growth — the slowest in at least 3 years, per Reuters.
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On a month-on-month basis, the PPI fell 0.2 percent versus 0.1 percent decline in February, as the months-long smog war that led to supply constraints and an uptick in factory prices tapered off.
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Rather than being enmeshed in a creaky Erector Set, drivers on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway will travel between two tapered concrete pylons that rise from the Brooklyn shore and open like arms to embrace the sky.
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House price growth has tapered off in the past year in part due to restrictions imposed on lending by the central bank, which was becoming alarmed at the potential financial stability risk of an overheated market.
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But their phone calls have tapered off of late and Trump has expressed his frustration with GOP leaders on multiple fronts, culminating in the president's decision to ditch them and join hands with the Democrats instead.
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Its tapered glass sides look and feel great, while the thin black outline that runs along the outside of the display highlights all that unblemished screen real estate like a nice frame on an even better painting.
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AMSTERDAM, March 8 (Reuters) - Donations to the political party of Dutch anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders from conservative groups in the United States have tapered off significantly since 2015, documents published by the government on Wednesday show.
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Trading volumes have tapered off from record highs hit in April after China's securities regulator told commodity exchanges in Shanghai, Dalian and Zhengzhou to rein in speculation following rapid price gains in everything from steel to cotton.
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Sure, you can go for the tailored suit with fancy buttons, slim lapels, and a tapered leg, but the novelty wears off the moment you walk into a wedding and see ten dudes wearing the same thing.
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Crops in West Africa got off to a strong start in 2017/18, but production tapered off, reducing the chance of another global surplus, Cargill's Francesca Kleemans told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Berlin.
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In these works, she co-opts the totemic or atavistic appeal made by proto-fascist art — think of Arno Breker's glorified statues of Hitler's thugs — and she humanizes that menace through expressive beauty and a tapered elegance.
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In 224, with zero background in clothing, he and Erin Fujimoto (then his girlfriend, now his wife) designed the Stay-Tucked Undershirt with a tapered profile made of Micro Modal, a silky fabric derived from beech trees.
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Interest in Nifty futures on the SGX has tapered: Volumes of the derivative traded on the SGX have slipped from above the 2 million mark per month to consistently coming in below that level from March onward.
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They are set to end in September but policymakers have said that buys will likely not end in a single step and were likely to be gradually wound down, or tapered, over a period of several months.
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A similar surface tension, created by very different means and to a very different effect, pervades the paintings of Gabriele Evertz, which are composed of thin vertical bands and narrow, tapered bars contained within a horizontal format.
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Their fever dreams feature lithe, pale female nudes with disproportionately tapered limbs, bulbous chests, and rounded bottoms who gesticulate, bathe, float, frolic and embrace in spaces illuminated by rosy whites, pale yellows, light greens, and bright orange.
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"What do you think of the possibility that Apple knew all about the weaknesses in unit sales that are now so revelatory?" he asked, pointing to reports that Apple may have tapered its orders from a key supplier.
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Another visible part of Chopra's outfit was her engagement ring, a customized Tiffany & Co. cushion cut diamond with tapered baguettes, which Jonas selected when he closed down a Tiffany & Co. store days before popping the question in July.
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I used to see my psychologist twice a week, but I've tapered that down to once every two to three weeks now that my parents aren't paying for it anymore and I have a high-deductible health plan.
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In general, the larger the barrel means the looser the curl or wave will be, but there's also the option of a tapered wand which is more ideal for creating long-lasting styles for those with finer hair.
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Flows across the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy - one of the main routes to Europe - have tapered off as Libyan factions cracked down on people smugglers, and as the EU bolstered its support for the Libyan coast guard.
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But, just as desktop PCs eventually reached a saturation point where almost every home that could afford a computer had a decent one, smartphone shipments had to eventually hit a level at which demand for them tapered off.
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While the rate of people moving to settlements and the growth within them has tapered, there are also signs of a generational shift in some of the most established, ideological settlements that spearheaded the movement in the 1970s.
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While the liquid version comes with a precise doe-foot applicator, the Maybelline SuperStay Ink Crayon Lipstick features a tapered tip, so you're able to draw a precise line without spending extra cash and time on lip liner.
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After Red Hat reported a much better-than-expected quarter and sprung to all-time highs in June, the stock tapered slightly and sold off some of its gains, a typical post-earnings pattern for the cloud provider.
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She pointed to patients who actually reported less pain after they were tapered off opioids, perhaps because they no longer experienced painful withdrawal, or perhaps due to diminished opioid-caused hyperalgesia (when opioid use heightens sensitivity to pain).
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It is hard to tell why growth in homicide rates seem to have tapered off in historically violent states like Guerrero, which is home to more than a dozen gangs and is a main growing area for opium poppies.
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The company, one of India's largest makers of tapered leaf springs and parabolic springs for automobiles, joins a growing list of auto components manufacturers, including Bosch Ltd and Wabco India Ltd, that have trimmed production amid a demand slump.
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The power is generated by three long, tapered white blades, and then brought down to the base of the structure by a thick bundle of cables that connect to a large metallic box a few feet from the door.
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With a black eye and a sullied reputation, Big Tech may be entering an age of tapered profits, the victim of much-reduced public tolerance for the industry's free ride, say U.S. and European industry leaders, analysts and academics.
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People with type 1 diabetes are physically dependent on insulin, some people with depression are physically dependent on antidepressants, and certain blood pressure medications cause dependence so severe that it can cause death if the drugs aren't tapered appropriately.
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Rain tapered off across the western region on Monday to reveal blue skies and a scorching sun that pushed temperatures well above 30 Celsius (86 Fahrenheit), fuelling fears of heat-stroke in areas cut off from power or water.
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Eileen Chua, whose family has lived in the Golden Mile Complex for three generations and owns a cramped convenience store on its ground floor, said the 16-story building had grown "sleazy" over the years as maintenance tapered off.
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Prescribing outside the C.D.C. guidelines can lead to scrutiny by medical boards and even the Drug Enforcement Administration — and the result has been that many doctors have either quit prescribing entirely or tapered patients' doses to fit the guidelines.
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A similar aesthetic appears in set designer Eugene Berman's works: in a stage model for Balanchine's Concerto Barocco, dated 63, he fashioned a surreal wasteland made of tapered obelisks and columns set in a rigorous, Renaissance-like game of perspective.
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You can trace a clear spike in the dedication of Confederate monuments whenever black Americans organized in a concrete way; when they were made visibly vulnerable — such as in the instance of uprisings — the commitment to Confederate symbolism tapered off.
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The 53 XL feels blocky without the tapered sides of the 5T, and the difference in heft seems bigger than it is — 175g on the Pixel, 162g on the 5T — because of the better weight distribution of the OnePlus device.
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That's because plugs have a tapered shape that begins small at the top, becomes large in the middle, and tapers back down to a slim diameter at the neck of the toy right before the flared base at the bottom.
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These two-legged, flightless animals were close relatives of birds; their skulls tapered off into sharp parrot-like beaks with no teeth and many of them sported ornamented cranial crests that paleontologists think could have been used as sexual displays.
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Rain tapered off across the western region battered by last week's downpour, revealing blue skies and scorching sun forecast to push temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F), fuelling fears of heatstroke in areas cut off from power or water.
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Through searching a site I wouldn't usually consider, opting for a silhouette I already knew flattered my figure, and choosing a tapered midi-length that wouldn't require alterations, I had serendipitously stumbled on the ultimate score: a quality dress for $36.99.
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There is wide availability — with studios popping up by the minute, and online classes gaining in popularity — but the sometimes eye-watering prices per class, combined with the tapered visual identity, have simultaneously made it feel much more intimidating and alienating.
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Just 18 months ago, Verizon was more eager to devote time to talking about the media division at analyst days, but that has tapered off in recent months, said Jonathan Chaplin, an analyst who covers Verizon at New Street Research.
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While banks ramped up lending during a government stimulus drive during the meltdown, much of that lending went to industries where rapid expansion developed into over-supply as economic growth tapered, raising the risk of default and dragging on profits.
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"We've been fielding desperate, predictable calls from people who have been abruptly cut off or sharply tapered down on opioids that were successfully working for their chronic pain in the wake of the CDC guidelines and accompanying rhetoric," Martin told me.
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Though fighting has tapered off in many areas since the cease-fire went into effect in February, there have been fierce clashes in recent weeks in areas of northern Syria where the Islamic State and the Nusra Front are strongest.
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The court's ruling did not guarantee the close of Mr. McDonnell's legal problems — until Thursday, it was unclear whether prosecutors would seek to retry him under the tapered standard — but it was a reassuring one for him and his supporters.
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Migrant flows across the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy - one of the main routes to Europe - have tapered off as Libyan factions have cracked down on people-smugglers, and as the EU has bolstered its support for the Libyan coastguard.
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Overall enrollment tapered off under the Trump administration, which also makes sense: Trump's policy decisions contributed to big premium spikes in 2018, and he has also expanded access to non-ACA options that may be more attractive to healthier, unsubsidized people.
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While the number of reports to the S.P.L.C. has tapered off since January, a number of serious crimes have occurred since then, including the killings in Portland and College Park and the shooting of two Indian immigrants in Olathe, Kan.
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Out of the corner of my eye I see a man in a long white coat and boots, sitting on the tail-lift, drinking a cup of tea from a dark green mug, staring, blankly, at a tapered, trottered leg.
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In most of them, the photo's slightly tapered tubular form extended the profile and palette of the vessel (the show was called Trophy) upward a couple of feet or so, without calling much attention to the seam between the two.
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EZ Worldwide Express, a shipping firm that handled clothing deliveries for Forever 221, has cut ties with the low-price retail chain because business tapered so dramatically that it was no longer profitable to work with them, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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But over time the US economic picture has begun to deteriorate as the fiscal stimulus from Trump's 2017 tax cut package and massive spending bill tapered and the administration slapped billions of dollars in tariffs on China in an escalating trade war.
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On Monday, the MacBook Air turned 10 (time flies!), and while it's incredible how much the thin, light and tapered computer has influenced all laptops, it also serves as a lesson on how Apple can make its family of MacBooks great again.
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But the technologies themselves — which range from more efficient means of generating renewable energy to distributed grid storage systems and better battery technology — have also evolved substantially since the last renewable investment boom tapered in the wake of the 103 financial crisis.
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Nike Club Fleece Pullover Crew, $20.80 (originally $40) [You save $19.20 with code "BDAY20"]Nike's Club Fleece Pullover has a relaxed but tapered fit that feels plush without the bulk, so you can go from workouts to everyday activities without skipping a beat.
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As the electronics tapered away for a final fade out of birdcalls, and the window shades opened to let in Friday's daylight, I was wondering how the music had affected the dreams, and thinking that the music had been experimenting on us.
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Meanwhile, companies such as Abercrombie & Fitch and Gap (with Old Navy and Athleta) have been pushing major store-wide sales, while names like Michael Kors and Urban Outfitters (with Anthropologie) appear to have tapered their deals, according to Jefferies analyst Randal Konik.
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Private terraces will be included with 2700 apartments, courtesy of more than a dozen setbacks at the tapered tower, which opened in 21920 with a design by Ralph T. Walker, an architect who has recently enjoyed a posthumous bump in popularity among builders.
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Inside the tower, which rises adjacent to the prewar building that housed Steinway Hall for 90 years, and whose gradually tapered body recalls a clothespin, are 22016 of the condo's 22017 units; most take up a full floor, while seven units are duplexes.
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There, among the 17 tightly edited combinations of pleated trousers, tapered at the ankle; double-face jackets in contrasting shades; and vaguely Star Wars-military tunics was one Tropicana cashmere coat, shoulders dropped and sleeves belled to create an almost classical curve.
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The number of Friends clones has tapered somewhat in the last couple of years, though occasional Friends-adjacent series like Netflix's two-season Friends from College, CBS's one-season Happy Together, and NBC's one-season Champions still pop up here and there.
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The first trailer (above) doesn't really offer much in the way of plot, but it does have one big reveal: This 1970s shoot-out comedy, replete with an abundance of mustaches, tapered collars, and swearing from Larson, looks to be a very good time.
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The Washington Post reports that the pace of Kurdish operations against ISIS has "significantly tapered off," as the Kurds have had to deprioritize their battle against the Islamic State because they've lost our support -- and because they have to focus on protecting themselves from Erdogan.
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The Pokémon GO craze seems to have tapered off hard in much of the world… but Niantic knows it can use special Holiday events to bring (some) people back for now while it figures out what — if anything — will bring them back long term.
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