You're throwing away your life, you're throwing away your ability to parent your kids.
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"I have to tell you, the throwing away of the mask, being in private business, the throwing away of the mask right away, they're throwing away," Trump said.
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Someone is throwing away uneaten lunches in the school cafeteria.
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That I was throwing away the best chance I'd get.
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I am not throwing away my shot, you could say.
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Instead of throwing away your leftovers this year, consider composting.
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Employees rebelled, throwing away silverware and staging a protest barbecue.
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People often had no idea what they were throwing away.
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"I have to tell you, the throwing away of the masks, being in private business, the throwing away of the mask right away, they're throwing it away," Trump said during Saturday's White House coronavirus briefing.
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And what's more free and unapologetic than throwing away your razor?
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Hamilton is not throwing away its shot at the big screen.
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So maybe we won't be throwing away the keys just yet.
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"Throwing away the yolk is a big no-no," he said.
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We do not like throwing away our favorite pairs of underpants.
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Rather than throwing away endless makeup wipes, I buy reusable pads.
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After throwing away his feather bedding, the man started to recover
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Then I'm just throwing away everything I did for a year.
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Right. You're basically throwing away money, which is most warranties. Right?
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And, for crying out loud, stop throwing away money on lattes.
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The people involved aren't heedlessly throwing away the rest of the universe.
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I just couldn't believe that they were throwing away that much money.
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I know I do, and you're throwing away one of the best.
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On second thought I actually will be throwing away my shot pic.twitter.
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There's no sense throwing away money just because the sticker says "premium."
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"I felt like I was throwing away too much food," she said.
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Another concern is that desperate patients are simply throwing away their money.
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Maybe this will finally convince you to stop throwing away your taxes??!
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Nobody gets excited about throwing away food, so why are we doing it?
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To me, it was like going to the casino and throwing away money.
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He did that by just throwing away the formula of the first movie.
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The sisters, both in their 2400s, were tired of throwing away their money.
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Trump is the president who's throwing away our umbrella right before the storm.
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Purser posted a photo of a blade, which she said she was throwing away.
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We spent a whole day cleaning it and throwing away everything that was damaged.
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Yeah, so why are we not locking up parents and throwing away the key?
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Lin-Manuel Miranda isn't throwing away his shot at dropping more Alexander Hamilton knowledge.
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They advise throwing away the pizzas or returning them to the place of purchase.
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But what about the environmental impact of laundering cotton diapers versus throwing away disposables?
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For this reason, even individual actions, like throwing away a plastic bottle, are consequential.
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All that locking up and throwing away of keys has not made Louisiana safer.
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Throwing away food means wasting the resources used in its production, such as water.
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If feels like you could be throwing away any brand recognition you already had.
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Her landlord, a career woman herself, feared Ms. Rodham was throwing away her future.
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If this is our backup plan, we're throwing away most of the human population.
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I remember throwing away all my "male" clothing when I came out as trans.
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For starters, the idea that renting is throwing away money is a little misguided.
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The Cavs are throwing away an absolutely unreal opportunity to steal this Game 1.
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And now, scientists who study MDMA don't have to worry about throwing away their careers.
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We are throwing away workers, voters, fathers, mothers, friends, lovers, and all of their potential.
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To many in Washington, Mr Trump is thus throwing away America's cards for no benefit.
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I understand you are angry, but throwing away literally hundreds of dollars is extremely unhealthy.
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I couldn't imagine people born into safety and privilege throwing away their birthright like trash.
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Throwing away a plastic toothbrush once every few months doesn't seem like a huge deal.
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But throwing away so many plastic picks after 30 seconds of use isn't the move.
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Ginsburg compared the majority's ruling to throwing away an umbrella because it wasn't raining outside.
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Throwing away free enterprise will neither solve our nation's problems nor create enduring political victories.
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"You're not saving any money if you're throwing away a lot of food," Lempert says.
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But for those wondering, this doesn't mean that Marianne Williamson is throwing away her shot.
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And then Spieth rapidly came back to meet him, throwing away a five-shot lead.
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As I learned, the food you're throwing away could be used to make delicious meals.
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The experiment was a success, as chefs reported throwing away far less gone-off produce.
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You figure it out by the way people are behaving or throwing away a line.
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The May government may be bent on throwing away its opportunities, no matter what he says.
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And would locking up bankers and businessmen and throwing away the key really solve any problems?
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We finish packing, and she gives me another half of her wardrobe that she's throwing away.
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This was all it was, she thought, just a discarding, a throwing away of it all.
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Voting this year for one of the traditional parties might be considered throwing away your vote.
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Even in these cases, "locking them up and throwing away the key" is no longer allowed.
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Last week, a jogger was caught on video in Oakland throwing away a homeless man's possessions.
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Meghan Markle isn't throwing away her shot to see Hamilton again — and for a good cause!
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Most people, obviously, don't understand what these labels mean which results in them throwing away food.
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They want to know you're not doing something in the processing that's throwing away real information.
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Expiration labels are so darn confusing, and people end up throwing away a lot of food.
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Would the Republicans end up throwing away a seat that Donald Trump carried by 20 points?
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The company recommends throwing away the Click & Go receiver and replacing it with a free repair kit.
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But watch, and listen carefully, 'cause Angela ain't exactly locking the door and throwing away the key.
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"I always tell Republicans, 'This is federal money that we're just throwing away,'" one volunteer told me.
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Canceling the program would mean throwing away the $7.3 billion that NASA has already invested so far.
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He screamed at me for throwing away a project he liked and still wanted to work on.
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For the U.S. now to focus on defense while also throwing away the rulebook is truly troubling.
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We are told that this is no time for "throwing away your vote" on a third party.
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Besides being more conscious about throwing away excess groceries, you can also re-purpose certain kitchen scraps.
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"We are throwing away products that are certainly stable, and we need to do something about it."
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Washing your hands after opening and throwing away the delivery box seems like an appropriate mitigation strategy.
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"They're just basically throwing away these great names that arguably are actually benefiting from this," he said.
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By reusing instead of throwing away rocket boosters, SpaceX hopes to significantly reduce the cost of launches.
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They also were throwing away the kernel, which could instead be processed to make palm kernel oil.
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"People are throwing away their straightening irons and starting to embrace their natural waves and texture," she said.
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Instead of throwing away lightly used items, Darkstore could facilitate the donation of those items to nonprofit organizations.
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"The government is throwing away the most effective tool to increase the labor market participation rate," Benecki said.
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Allowing Google to take a holistic view of your digital self isn't the same as throwing away privacy.
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Consumers throwing out old bread and questionable milk cartons are throwing away an average of $1,500 every year.
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In Secretary Purdue's world, throwing away a school lunch because it isn't salty enough is the real problem.
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But increasingly, scientists are asking, rather than throwing away or storing CO212, how about recycling some of it?
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In exiting the Iran deal, however, he is throwing away the leverage that only multinational action can bring.
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She did this by throwing away or ripping up a letter the defendant had written to the court.
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Opinion Minneapolis — I spent the entire month of May sorting through the past, and throwing away old fruit.
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This prevents a boat from catching — and subsequently throwing away — thousands of the wrong fish, a huge waste.
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There's Mary Anne, who is cursed after throwing away a chain letter in Mary Anne's Bad-Luck Mystery.
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And that's O.K. in most cases, as long as you're not throwing away tons of money on it.
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By making its appeal all about an alleged Trump revenge plot, Amazon is throwing away a golden opportunity.
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One night [the utility] could be throwing away wind; another night it could be coal on the margin.
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Other residents said Mr. White was increasingly volatile, at one point flailing his arms and throwing away dollar bills.
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I ended up throwing away my dress, underwear and bra in a public bathroom for the first time ever.
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We will also have an efficient and responsible federal budget – no more waste, no more throwing away taxpayer dollars.
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Swift, 23, shared a video showing him throwing away a pair of grey Yeezy 350 Boosts in the trash.
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Teams would like to know if he'll re-sign with them before throwing away major assets in a trade.
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According to Mr. Frum, the Republican Party is throwing away its one chance to enact a lower corporate rate.
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You click quickly, throwing away 20 inches in a few seconds, and feel a rush of vertigo and guilt.
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It had steadied itself after throwing away a carefully constructed two-goal lead in the space of four minutes.
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But where they don&apost match, you could be throwing away money on taxes unnecessarily and never know it.
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Why, oh why, do the Rangers keep throwing away almost certain victories in the final minutes of playoff games?
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After a video surfaced on social media of a cafeteria worker throwing away lunches, the community responded with anger.
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To fight food waste, a new law in France will prevent supermarkets from throwing away or destroying unsold food.
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Oh, I was just going to say I feel like the internet started with books in some ways and then there was this whole maybe 15 years of throwing away gate-keeping and throwing away all of that, and I think we've all come to realize you do have to pay for quality.
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Why doesn't Amazon have a program where they're not just throwing away the expired food in plastic in a landfill?
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How, she asked, could she be confident that if she voted for Coffman, she wouldn't be throwing away her vote?
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There is no point in the young blaming the old, calling them selfish for throwing away their pan-European futures.
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"We're basically throwing away money by not addressing the issue," Marshall Burke, an assistant professor at Stanford University, told Time.
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Many are cropping their hair, crushing their eyeshadow and throwing away their lipstick—and posting videos of their rebellion online.
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I arrived in New Zealand with $5,000My mother said I was throwing away my college degree (she later came around).
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The NDP lost the election in 2015 in humiliating fashion after throwing away an early lead in the opinion polls.
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Now, you don't have to worry about throwing away a monthly credit on a book that you might not enjoy.
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But if they think it's going to compost instead of landfill, most won't care about the amount they're throwing away.
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Purchasing small amounts of healthy ingredients will reduce waste when it comes to throwing away your food and money. 4.
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There is absolutely nothing worse than throwing away an old baguette simply because it has turned into a baseball bat.
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My husband tried a variety of tactics, but they were either ineffective or turned throwing away trash into a hassle.
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However you slice it, throwing away uneaten lunches in the cafeteria is a symbol, and a symptom, of bigger problems.
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I had imagined that my work would be taking down walls, throwing away trash, shoveling, and that kind of thing.
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France is the torch bearer on this front, as the only country to penalize supermarkets for throwing away edible products.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Does voting for a third-party candidate mean throwing away your vote?
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Locking up more people like Manafort, and throwing away the key, will just add more people to the prison population.
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So it's kind of like throwing away the keys to a house you just don't want to live in anymore.
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It's a domestic robot that can perform countless household tasks, such as throwing away garbage and delivering food and drinks.
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But in its simmering anger — its acts of tearing apart and throwing away — it channels the weight of the world.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises throwing away any food that may have come in contact with water.
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Dom hadn't even launched yet, and already she was throwing away the few remnants of his life in the house.
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"We're at the point in society where we're throwing away stuff because we can't afford to store it," she says.
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Ernst noted farmers are throwing away pigs' heads for the first time because the tariffs wiped out the market for them.
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Read: How trash in the ocean is littering Hawaii's beaches Second, go through your trash and see what you're throwing away.
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"He said our wine was very good, but we were throwing away the most interesting parts: the grape seeds," Thomas says.
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When you're an actual adult not involved in tech, you have other priorities than throwing away a grand on a phone.
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When GM paid $1bn in 2016 for Cruise, an artificial-intelligence startup, many analysts wondered whether it was throwing away money.
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Critics accused Washington of throwing away a powerful lever it had to press communist-ruled Vietnam for improvements in human rights.
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Tillman is getting mad at her boyfriend for not throwing away the shoes in which she walked through the crime scene.
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China is refusing to take 'foreign garbage' from the US, so these 6 cities are burning or throwing away your recycling
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When we waste food, we are also throwing away the resources that went into producing, processing, packaging and transporting that food.
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But, to dismiss this idea simply for being too risky would be throwing away the chance to make out world brighter.
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"We end up throwing away less of the vehicle when something is damaged by wear and tear, or vandalized," he said.
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After throwing away any possibly contaminated lettuce, the organization also recommends washing and sanitizing areas the food came in contact with.
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It was in this period, in the spring of 2017, that Mr. Pannkuk was arrested after throwing away his neighbor's belongings.
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Anthony advises leaders to always look for new technology and says you shouldn't be afraid of throwing away old business models.
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Anthony advises leaders to always look for new technology and says you shouldn't be afraid of throwing away old business models.
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And while you&aposre largely out of luck when it comes to throwing away your belongings, Facebook is much more forgiving.
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She said the deal was one way to have influence over Iran — influence she clearly felt that Washington was throwing away.
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Quite frankly, we're also glad the studio is not throwing away millions of dollars to replace one devilishly handsome actor with another.
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In this week's episode, he was caught throwing away Sara Harvey's (Dre Davis) phone, making him the main suspect for Sara's murder.
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In 2016, the French government passed a law that bans grocery stores from throwing away unsold food nearing its best-before-date.
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Facebook is throwing away "disputed flags," one of its several attempts to curb the spread of fake news across the social network.
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However messy the breakup, I wondered, was it really worth throwing away all that we shared simply because we're not dating anymore?
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If you get rid of $100 million in costs by throwing away $120 million in benefits, just how is society better off?
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This is literally throwing away your vote since neither Arizona nor Ohio counts write-ins for people who haven't registered as candidates.
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He made it clear that he thought I was throwing away money, and always tells me I look great as I am.
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According to Pro Football Focus, quarterbacks posted a higher passer rating while throwing away the ball than they did throwing at Gillmore.
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As his testimony came to a close, Van Dyke said that McDonald could have "ended it all" by throwing away the knife.
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Chronic depression is blunt force trauma to the head, locking you into a pattern of negative thought and throwing away the key.
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Just to clarify, you are not buying someone else's leftovers, but rather food that didn't sell, which restaurants would otherwise be throwing away.
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A Wisconsin man has been arrested after allegedly throwing away eight newborn puppies in a sealed garbage bag inside a dumpster, PEOPLE confirms.
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Some believe the practice began in ancient China, with lovers padlocking a gate and then throwing away the key, sealing their love forever.
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Last year, AMC's The Walking Dead betrayed its audience by throwing away beloved characters and coherent storytelling, all in the name of Negan.
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She won the hearts of fans around the world when she burst into tears after throwing away victory against Steffi Graf in 1993.
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For instance, if you type in 'Donald Trump,' Dango will recommend emoji such as a man throwing away trash or a ballot tick.
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They should probably copy the Trump administration's appointees in charge of rolling back excessive bureaucracy and throwing away their thick regulatory rule books.
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"I am not throwing away my shot," Mr. Miranda's Hamilton sings early on, and it is this motif that animates everything that follows.
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But it's not just the penny and nickel that have to be addressed; we're also throwing away money by making the dollar note.
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That's not something that they are interested in throwing away now that they have come to terms with their more ambiguous gender identity.
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Meantime, a white man was dubbed "Jogger Joe" after he was caught on video in Oakland throwing away a black homeless man's belongings.
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And we are throwing away tons of valuable soils and other fill materials that can be used to address New York's environmental problems.
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We've all heard the cliché that time is money—the aggravating reminder that if you're not working, you're just throwing away potential earnings.
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They argued that he was throwing away the best chance the world has to keep Iran from building nuclear weapons in coming years.
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It's a physical project about connecting a new way of doing business, without throwing away its past, a metaphor for the task at hand.
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The CDC recommends cooking raw oysters and shellfish thoroughly before serving them, as well as throwing away oysters whose shells were open before cooking.
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In an email sent to his father after charges were refused, the man accused his parents of acting "vindictively" in throwing away his collection.
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Throwing away old electronics is terrible for the environment and can cause toxic chemicals to seep into groundwater or be released into the air.
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His best friend is gone, supposedly to be with his "family," yet the staff of the facility is throwing away all his personal belongings.
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But instead of throwing away our hard-earned $$$ on hit-or-miss presents this year, we've got a much better idea in mind: wine.
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Throwing away other avenues of exploration for the "sure thing" of FIRREA makes less sense if FIRREA isn't as much of a sure thing.
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And for future audiences of Hamilton, there's always the possibility that, for one night only, Miranda will be back, not throwing away his shot.
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"If the analysis says that we're throwing away money, only a madman would move forward," 224-Star leader Luigi Di Maio said on Monday.
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"I understand the frustration, but channel that frustration into making government work, not into throwing away your vote," Ms. Warren said in an interview.
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"The line that the Sanders candidacy is irresponsible and amounts to throwing away a vote may be getting to the elite constituency," Purdy said.
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"Lunch-shaming," by throwing away school meals or providing less-desirable options, is a way that some schools push parents to pay lunch debts.
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The grocery chain's "Zero Hunger | Zero Waste" program tackles America's massive problem of throwing away good food in a country where people go hungry.
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"I certainly wouldn't want your readers to think that within a few months, they can start throwing away plastic bags without worrying about it."
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Earlier studies have shown that the United States is throwing away at least 3,500 donated kidneys every year for a wide variety of reasons.
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I mean, what has being tough on crime really done for us in terms of just locking people up and throwing away the key?
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"We can certainly push forward our ambitious housing agenda without throwing away any piece of our plan to create smaller community-based jails," she said.
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When it comes to the continued online existence of his own music, though, it's not as simple as just throwing away records and closing shop.
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Farms are throwing away produce that doesn't meet the aesthetic standards of grocery stores, and that means perfectly edible and delicious vegetables are completely lost.
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While spending time at a farm "knee-deep in romaine," she saw farmers throwing away lettuce that would have been perfect for her former employer.
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"Locking them up, the hard-core criminals, and throwing away the key is the best gun-control law we could ever have," he quietly thundered.
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And no matter how many times my neighbor asks me after Halloween is over – I am not throwing away my moldy Hamilton jack-o'-lantern!
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They are proof that locking up a child and throwing away the key gives more power to government than is needed to protect public safety.
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The club survived a 4-3 shootout in its opener, but it also showed a worrisome knack for throwing away points by allowing late goals.
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"I'm pushing 153, but I don't believe in throwing away $1,100 or $1,200 a month on a one-bed in Nashville by myself," she said.
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Earlier this month, a white man was dubbed "Jogger Joe" after he was caught on video in Oakland throwing away a black homeless man's belongings.
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You think about throwing away her stupid coral, but you decide to wait, just so next time you can tell her how wrong she was.
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But there is a growing public awareness in France about the wastefulness of throwing away products or not using them for years, Professor Roux said.
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While the Department of Energy is in the business of funding speculative energy projects — that's its job — this expenditure would be throwing away good money.
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In the case of adtech, fraud has run rampant, and marketers have justly felt like they've often been throwing away money (because many of them have).
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Not only are you probably throwing away or neglecting perfectly good food at home, but you're also opening the door to more instances of impulse buying.
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That means consumers are throwing away around $400 billion worth of valuable goods every year as low prices and more "seasons" create an illusion of disposability.
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Resident Evil 7 unexpectedly catapulted the series back into cultural relevancy this year, boldly reinventing its survival horror tropes and throwing away many of its conventions.
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It's also bad for the environment — the equivalent of throwing away the water, energy, and other resources that go into growing it in the first place.
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When Thurston Moore moved to the area, he mentioned 'Stokey' in an interview and I felt like going home and throwing away my Sonic Youth records.
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In another viral incident, a white man was dubbed "Jogger Joe" after he was caught on video in Oakland throwing away a black homeless man's belongings.
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Some people say that renting a home is throwing away money, but don't take that advice without first looking at the pros and cons of renting.
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Instead of throwing away expensive rocket bodies, SpaceX plans to bring the boosters back to Earth, refurbish them and then launch them again with other payloads.
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Throwing away the remarks prepared for him by his small crew of advisers, Mr. Trump ad-libbed in the discursive style that has become his trademark.
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It provided for a two-stage vote, allowing citizens to vote the first time for even a "spoiler" candidate without fear of throwing away their vote.
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Razorbacks QB Nick Starkel seems to think so ... and that's why he's throwing away the famous JB shirt he wears under his pads for every game.
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Anthony advises leaders to always look for new technology, noting that you shouldn't be afraid of throwing away old business models that are no longer effective.
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People with HIV did receive organs from patients who were not infected, but doctors were throwing away viable organs because they came from someone infected with HIV.
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Not only is there concern about the plastic used in disposable diapers biodegrading in landfills, there is also concern about the safety of throwing away human waste.
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James Howells, a British cryptocurrency enthusiast, amassed 0003,500 Bitcoins in 2009, when they were nearly worthless, before throwing away the hard drive on which they were stored.
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UFC champ Max Holloway says he's legitimately concerned for Conor McGregor ... not because he's gonna kick his ass, but 'cause Conor could be throwing away his career.
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How even self-made geniuses can feel like they're only just getting started, just using a fraction of their potential, in danger of throwing away their shot.
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But if the Leafs can gamble on throwing away an entire season to win a lottery, the Avs can gamble on trading Duchene for the same payoff.
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Women might be more likely to worry about throwing away money each month because their biggest financial fear is living paycheck to paycheck, another GOBankingRates' survey found.
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It's cold when we arrive, the wood stove is glowing and my daughter is happy to play with some startled-looking dolls a neighbor is throwing away.
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Too many hotels, Mr. Thigpen said, try to get rid of the bugs on their own by throwing away furniture and linens or by spraying ineffective chemicals.
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Buy the quartered section that's wrapped in plastic wrap, and you'll end up not throwing away as much of your money in the form of food waste.
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One in four of those in the 43 to 34-year-old "Millennial" bracket admitted to throwing away up to 20 percent of their weekly food shop.
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But unless we start refocusing on what unites us instead of what divides us, the West is in danger of throwing away decades, even centuries of unification.
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Flaunting wealth is an activity as old as civilization itself; from lavish parties to elaborate jewelry, throwing away money is a beloved international pastime for the privileged.
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President Vladimir Putin told Russians on Tuesday that the situation was under control and urged them not to unnecessarily hoard groceries they could end up throwing away.
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President Vladimir Putin told Russians on Tuesday that the situation was under control and urged them not to unnecessarily hoard groceries they could end up throwing away.
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Story at a glance Households in the United States are throwing away large amounts of food, and it is costing big bucks, according to a new study.
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But students who want to commune with Kant and Keats shouldn't be made to feel that they're indulgent dilettantes throwing away all hope of a lucrative livelihood.
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But the system needs the internet to function, so Mr. Fore ended up throwing away most of his perishable food and losing about half his daily turnover.
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It's a pretty random meal, but I absolutely hate throwing away food, so I try to use up whatever I have in my fridge before it goes bad.
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For every prosecutor like Jividen who believes in the Smart on Crime initiative, there are others who call for locking up drug offenders and throwing away the key.
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Throwing away years of history like that is generally a bad idea, even when there are benefits to be had — and I don't really see any benefits here.
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"With the kind of nonsense that the world is facing now, we're risking throwing away those extraordinary gains because we're not getting our governance stuff right", Moller said.
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Kim finds her on the floor in her cavernous closet, throwing away clothes from her past life and mourning the size 25 jeans she'll "never" fit into again.
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Clergy members, such as Pastor Graylan Hagler of Plymouth United Church of Christ, accused politicians of "throwing away" people's votes and called on voters to sign the petition.
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One does not casually suggest throwing away America's carefully cultivated reputation as the world's most scrupulous debtor — a reputation that dates all the way back to Alexander Hamilton.
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Critics of free trade should be less worried about forfeiting U.S. sovereignty and be more worried about throwing away an opportunity to promote America's regulatory and geopolitical influence.
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There's a whole genre of throwing-away-my-Juul videos on social media, with people tossing their vape into a river or a snowbank as dramatic music plays.
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The smart kitchen might even track how much of the dish you end up throwing away, and let you know who took the last beer in the refrigerator.
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"Clearly, no one wants kids to be served unhealthy foods," he added, but if nutrition requirements lead to children throwing away the food offered, the standards are pointless.
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Blogger Manuel Delia, who brought the case to court, said government workers had cleared the memorial more than 20 times, throwing away the various mementos into the bin.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit disagreed and halted the practice, which prevented the state from throwing away 7,500 ballots in the 2016 election.
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The average household with two credit cards was throwing away $90 per year on interest payments, while some with five or more cards were losing over $1,000 annually.
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I have to do everything to prevent young people going and throwing away their lives there, because they are kids of my town, they are children of Mechelen.
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Rose lost the ball as he went up for a layup with 17 seconds remaining, but the Sixers gave the Knicks a mulligan, throwing away an inbounds pass.
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Strategies to decriminalize drugs, ensure proportional sentencing and provide rehabilitation for offenders are vastly more cost-effective than putting nonviolent offenders in jail and throwing away the key.
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And it ends up throwing away tons of fantastic work from voice actors and foley artists… unless I put my speakers on full blast and risk my eardrums.
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But Americans waste tons of perfectly edible food based on things that can be considered food snobbery — throwing away bruised fruits or foods that haven't actually gone bad.
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Despite some of the political rhetoric being heard right now, solutions to the costs of globalization do exist -- and it's possible to implement them without throwing away the benefits.
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Researchers recently revealed that throwing away cheap Internet of Things devices can be recovered to obtain wireless network passwords, allowing an attacker to gain a foothold into a network.
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This makes a huge difference in terms of cost, since even with partial reusability you're still throwing away much of Falcon Heavy to get that load up to space.
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In urban centers, disposal was mainly through routine garbage disposal and burning, while in rural areas burying and throwing away in public spaces was also common, the study found.
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Throwing away all those lipsticks would have been less than eco-friendly and a total waste of production, so she decided to carry on and admit to the error.
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During one match, he was crushing a player from Argentina when he suddenly came unhinged, shouting, "I can't play, I have no rhythm," before throwing away the second set.
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Part of the reason we're so good at what we do is because our brain is so good at throwing away data it has deemed superfluous to successful perception.
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The point of eating eggs is to provide protein to fuel that process; throwing away the yolks was supposed to maximize protein intake, powering protein synthesis in the muscles.
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And by doing that, you have more of an opportunity to enjoy the food in your home, and you're going to be throwing away a lot less of it.
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It's that they're throwing away their main chance to do so, because it's really hard to see where else Trump and congressional Republicans are going to find big savings.
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Surely, members of Vietnam Veterans Against the War deserve a hearing — if only to help explain a photo in the book of a veteran throwing away his combat medals.
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What is it called when children are held publicly accountable for unpaid school bills by throwing away their food, providing a less desirable lunch or branding them with markers?
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So this system could fix genetic mutations without actually touching the genome (like throwing away your aunt's Post-It note recipe without adding it to the family recipe book).
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But there are big risks in following a similar path — giving up a regular salary and losing your savings for one; throwing away the security of a career is another.
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However, if the Senate refuses to play ball and not even discuss bills passed by the House, they are essentially leaving runners on base and throwing away opportunities to score.
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"If you were going to get unmarried, you are throwing away other benefits" said Dave Stolz, a CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' personal financial specialist committee.
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Apps only need to be sideloaded when they aren't officially approved by Google or Apple, and that means you're throwing away all the safety and security their respective approval provides.
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And to the HAMILTON cast members worldwide, THANK YOU for sharing your passions and above all else/I'm scrappy and hungry and I am not throwing away my shot. Ever.
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"France has taken some important and welcome steps forward including forcing supermarkets to stop throwing away perfectly edible food," said Meadhbh Bolger, a campaigner at Friends of the Earth Europe.
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At the same time, me throwing away the feelings I had and still have about those shows and what they meant to me doesn't undo what those women went through.
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A more complex tack: completing a ritual of my own invention, like buying and throwing away groceries unopened or obsessively going to the doctor and getting medical tests and scans.
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Now leading the Hamiltonians, in effect, was Lin-Manuel Miranda, the star and creator of "Hamilton," who, in the words of the musical's Hamilton, was not throwing away his shot.
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It seems as this circus of an election season continues, more and more of us who plan to vote third party are being told we are throwing away our vote.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Individual investors could be throwing away as much as $7 billion a year on expensive index funds that are no better than cheaper funds - without even realizing it.
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Once again older voters are pointing out the obvious: that backing a third-party candidate is throwing away your vote and will lead to the election of Donald J. Trump.
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On what would be another star-studded team, Haslem's playing time would be diminished further, to the point where he might consider throwing away his mouthpiece for the last time.
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And if, like me, you have a drawer full of unused condiment packages from take-out that you feel guilty just throwing away, you can use those for marinades, too.
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Barcelona had won a domestic double last year, he said, but fallen by the wayside in the Champions League: throwing away a three-goal lead in its quarterfinal against Roma.
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"New York City, where buying, using up and throwing away almost anything has never been the cause for very much concern, is finally confronting its profligate past," The Times wrote.
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"We end up throwing away less of the vehicle when something is damaged by wear and tear, or vandalized," the company's CEO, Sanjay Dastoor, told The Verge at the time.
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While this may have been partly a function of changing construction quality, Dr. Reay said people generally "don't even think of the consequences" of throwing away fixable appliances and gadgets.
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Instead of, say, speaking to his wife about not throwing away the clothes he buys, Hansen resorted to hiding his treasured cargo shorts in nooks and crannies of their shared home.
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This solution obviously reduced the cost and complexity but also required matching your current deadbolt to the new August actuator or buying a new deadbolt and throwing away the outside cylinder.
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With just a few cases left on the board, Verriotto says he didn't want to risk throwing away a good offer, so he took a deal from the banker worth $285,000.
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This doesn't mean I'm throwing away my handy Klorane dry shampoo can, of course, so I do still notice tiny flakes by day three (or four...), but that's an impressive improvement.
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He was drooling at the smell of it all week, and I generally bring him leftovers at the end of the week instead of throwing away the extra food I make.
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If the Democratic base bullies swing-district Democrats into backing a single-payer system, they will be throwing away the advantage that the Republicans' health-care-legislation problems have handed them.
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This has direct cost implications in terms of throwing away unused medication but also indirectly since a lack of adherence can lead to unnecessary hospital stays or other more expensive treatment.
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Rather than throwing away that cash on monuments that could bring the world together, wouldn't it be better if nations of the world chipped in to save something much more enduring?
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For those that have never read the actual text of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) or are less familiar with nuclear inspections, here's what President Trump is throwing away.
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Or does he seek other pathways to successful governing by throwing away the partisan playbook and courting a coalition with the Democrats, whom he has improbably blamed for his party's shortcomings?
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This GIF of Judge Aquilina throwing away the letter Larry Nassar wrote the court about how hard it is for him to listen to victim testimonies PRETTY MUCH SAYS IT ALL. pic.twitter.
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This has resulted in the north of the country often throwing away excess wind power while the industrial south risks shortages when nuclear power is switched off by 2022, removing stable supply.
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It inspects its trucks to see which buildings or neighbourhoods are throwing away lots of recyclables and gets its staff to contact the worst offenders to urge them to be more careful.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda's Not Throwing Away His ShotIf you haven't seen Hamilton and you can't understand why there's so much buzz about Lin-Manuel Miranda, you need to watch his opening monologue.
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But just as Zelena is walking up to meet her love, Rumplestiltskin interrupts her and tells her he's throwing away his deal not to hurt her because a better one came up.
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Jane herself got more and more sexually frustrated, coming close to throwing away her promise in the name of sleeping with the hot men dying to do it with her (which, understandable).
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From throwing away half-full water bottles to tediously unlacing sneakers, most flyers would agree that passing through the Transportation Security Administration checkpoint is one of the more arduous aspects of traveling.
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When he got a tip a few years ago that the Chelsea Hotel was throwing away piles of timber, he sent a friend early one morning to rescue them off the street.
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A public school in Minnesota issued an apology after video showed cafeteria workers at a high school throwing away hot meals of students with outstanding debit and replacing them with cold lunches.
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Yet I've wept at the loss of physical books and can't imagine throwing away even a bad one with the same lack of care with which I delete documents from my computer.
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When asked by a reporter after the release of the Afghanistan papers if he believed the country had been "throwing away American lives" in that war, Milley responded with a personal answer.
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Each year, 103 million tons of electronic waste are produced globally, according to the United Nations, as consumers grow accustomed to throwing away last year's model and acquiring the next new thing.
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A recent investigation by the New York Post found that Starbucks, which announced a goal of rescuing 100 percent of its unsold food by 2020, is still throwing away boxes of food.
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" Swift's brother, Austin, had a slightly more public reaction than Gomez, posting an Instagram video last week showing him throwing away a pair of Yeezy 350 Boots as part of his "spring cleaning.
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"I called everyone, canceled, apologized, cried, called vendors, cried some more and then I started feeling really sick about just throwing away all the food I ordered for the reception," she told IndyStar.
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El Chapo's lawyers claim their client is being treated inhumanely by essentially locking him up in solitary confinement and throwing away the key ... and they want him moved to the prison's general population.
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Because the protocol gives consumers full control over the encryption keys, the user simply has to stop giving access to the business, essentially throwing away the encryption key and blocking access, he explained.
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And even if I wound up throwing away half of my box, it would still be a net environmental benefit because the produce would have been thrown away otherwise—or so I thought.
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According to a press release, Starbucks employees wanted to figure out a way to donate the extra ready-to-eat meals that they'd otherwise be throwing away at the end of each day.
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After throwing away the nondelicious parts, which Mr. Redzepi estimates at roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of the animal, Noma's cooks stew the rest with chanterelles they preserved in oil last year.
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The thing that convulsed the internet for much of yesterday was this Reuters report that Apple decided against throwing away its keys to users' encrypted iCloud backups after the FBI complained about encryption.
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Numerous school systems in the U.S. have faced controversy in recent months after outstanding student lunch debts resulted in officials denying hot meals or throwing away prepared meals in front of hungry children.
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He appeared to signal that the United States may turn its back on its allies, thereby weakening America and strengthening Russia, and throwing away what America helped build over three-quarters of a century.
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This is a clash that has been in the making since 2014, when Apple announced it was throwing away the encryption keys that had previously allowed it to help law enforcement unlock customers' iPhones.
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"I can't imagine Trump, who wants a success here and who really wants the big win, throwing away any big deal on denuclearization or missiles for the sake of a Japanese priority," he said.
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For farmers, many of whom are struggling with their own economics, a marketplace allowing them to get some value for produce they are currently throwing away could be a critical source of incremental revenue.
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This equates to a drop in GDP by some 20173 percent, compared to limiting warming to around 2 degrees F. "That's just a pile of money we're throwing away by not mitigating," said Burke.
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Earlier this week, the new parents appeared on Dr. Berlin's Pregnancy Podcast, where they joked about Somerhalder throwing away his wife's birth control pills to demonstrate his eagerness to start trying for a baby.
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"Throwing out pre-clearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet," she wrote.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chef Yuji Haraguchi serves and stands by "Mottainai" - the Japanese concept of avoiding waste - and makes it known at his restaurant in New York by throwing away as little as possible.
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I knew the games included all kinds of fun possibilities, but it so often felt like that fun came at the cost of throwing away tons of painstakingly collected resources and labored-over equipment.
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Dr. Lockwood said a secondary caution for anyone entering a burned site is human idiosyncrasy, in the things people store in garages, use in their hobbies or just never got around to throwing away.
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When we produce and eat chicken, we're effectively throwing away 21908 percent of the food that's produced, because it takes nine calories in the form of bean crops to get one calorie back out.
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She could move the furniture anywhere she wanted as far as I was concerned — I already loved her style and was confident in her tastes — but I wasn't keen on throwing away the couch.
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Michael Greller paid tribute to the dignified way Spieth has behaved throughout his brief career, including throwing away a five-shot lead and virtually handing the Green Jacket to Englishman Danny Willett on Sunday.
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Sara Place, the group's senior director of sustainable beef production research, said consumers could do more to reduce carbon emissions by throwing away less food, particularly fruits and vegetables, than by eating less beef.
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The CDC recommends throwing away all recalled chicken salad from Fareway stores (even if no one who ate it got sick) and sanitizing all countertops and other surfaces where the recalled chicken salad was stored.
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Kresse Wesling and her husband Elvis started their business "with 40 pounds in pocket, making belts in their bedroom" after realizing that London fire services were throwing away 10 tons of fire hoses a year.
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Astralis is undoubtedly one of the best 'Counter-Strike: Global Offensive' teams on the planet, but they have one fatal flaw: choking in high-pressure situations and throwing away chances to be crowned CS:GO champions.
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I end up throwing away two types of cheese that have turned green, the now eight-day-old lunch meat, leftovers from Thursday night's dinner, and some sour cream I find that expired last month.
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SOUTHPORT, England (Reuters) - British Open champion Jordan Spieth was haunted by bad memories on Sunday as he faced up to the possibility of throwing away another big lead in the final round of a major.
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But the continuing rise of consumer prices as a result of the trade war — much less a full recession — could hand the 2020 Democrats a potent attack line on Trump throwing away a strong economy.
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"I think that we are throwing away a lot of good drugs and a lot of good diagnostics because our trials are too small," sad Larry Norton, a breast-cancer specialist at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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It's a bit of painful irony, but our best chance at saving much of our computing history involves a few thoughtful souls who thought better of throwing away their physical junk mail back in the day.
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The United States Food and Drug Administration said in a statement that Bumble Bee issued the recall "out of an abundance of caution," but still advised throwing away tuna cans with the label numbers listed below.
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And we know that wasting food is also a driver of climate change; when we throw food away, we're throwing away everything it took to make that food: climate pollution, water, pesticides, fertilizers, energy, packaging, labor.
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But for us, there are also a lot of benefits: We have more space, we're not "throwing away money" on rent, we have a real, full-size, grown-up refrigerator, and we have a longer commute.
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When you want white bread, which I think accounts for 95 percent of the English bread market and 99 percent of the American bread market, you're essentially throwing away the best part of the wheat seed.
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When Tristram Stuart was just a teenager, he noticed a problem that many of us have likely observed at one point or another: Supermarkets, restaurants, bakeries, and grocers throwing away bins full of perfectly usable food.
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On it were things like aluminum and titanium dioxide, some of the same ingredients in the laundry detergents and cleaning products she had been throwing away to help ensure her baby was not exposed to them.
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Her landlord, Sara Ehrman, who worried her bright young tenant was throwing away her future, offered to drive her down from Washington, and over the course of two days and 233,19923 miles in August 21992, Mrs.
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As he faces the investigation of Russian interference in the election and quarrels with his fellow Republicans, he has to keep his most loyal followers happy, even at the risk of throwing away more marginal voters.
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In France, the Intermarché chain of supermarkets started selling what it calls "inglorious" fruits and vegetables in 2014, at 30 percent off, with an advertising and social media campaign decrying the throwing away of good food.
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The fix, when it eventually arrived, was shockingly simple: The laboratory could use the original test after throwing away one of its ingredients, which had never been essential to the test's function in the first place.
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It's become a huge problem, with many grocery stores throwing away tons of perfectly good food just because it's passed its arbitrary "sell by" date, which is supposedly an indicator of quality, and certainly not safety.
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The Alibaba Group co-founder asserted in a WSJ op-ed today that the U.S. risked throwing away a huge opportunity to make money in China, because his home country may soon become an enormous consumer.
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The part of me that proudly checks the organ donor box every time I renew my driver's license has always been offended at the idea of throwing away the rest of a perfectly good human body.
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"Throwing out pre-clearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet," she wrote in her dissent.
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MARSEILLE (Reuters) - France's Romain Bardet described Saturday's time trial in Marseille as a nightmare after coming within one second of throwing away three weeks of hard work and missing a place on the Tour de France podium.
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Vinny, understandably, was pretty pissed at Izzy for throwing away what they had based on what was purely a physical attraction to some random hairdresser who still thinks his lamp joke from three seasons ago is funny.
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For William Bowker, a 94-year-old U.S. Air Force veteran in Oregon, taking a minute to double-check a lottery ticket he initially thought was a loser kept him from throwing away a $6.5 million prize.
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On "Kingdom Hall," he pulls from his mother's time as a Jehovah's Witness and imagines dancing and throwing away inhibition at the place of worship, despite the fact that traditionally there aren't dances at such a place.
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Dissenting, Ruth Bader Ginsburg adduced the 700-odd discriminatory measures blocked by the Justice Department between 1982 and 2006; she likened the decision to "throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet".
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"Every research program is fearful of throwing away a healthy embryo, but on the other hand, mosaicism is not always a benign thing," said Richard Scott, founder and laboratory director at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey.
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Throughout the city, freeway ramps are littered with trash, which the city is slow to clean up because officials must first verify that they are not throwing away the property of the people who live in nearby tents.
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This is one more area where New York can reimagine its criminal justice system, breaking with its past as a leader in locking Americans up and throwing away the key to instead become a national model of reform.
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It seems for just a moment that Logan is throwing away a wildly unlikely, company-saving deal on pure ego and control issues by refusing to name Shiv as his successor, but nope, he gets what he wants.
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Apeel has tested its product on tons of different fruits and vegetables, but decided to roll out avocados first, because, "People have a more visceral reaction to throwing away an avocado than lettuce," CEO James Rogers told BuzzFeed News .
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Same thing as tours: I hate throwing away what works on a particular tour and starting from scratch, but you owe it to the fans who have come out to shows in the past to give them something different.
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But there was also one pretty alarming reason: the majority of people—over 68 percent—were throwing away food under the mistaken assumption that, once the expiration date had passed, eating those foods was likely to cause food poisoning.
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"By backing Senator McConnell's Supreme Court obstruction to help Donald Trump pick the next Supreme Court Justice, these Republican senators are locking themselves in a Trump straight jacket and throwing away the key," said a Senate Democratic leadership aide.
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Judge Wilkins asked the most questions of AT&T's counsel, pressing especially on whether by affirming Leon's decision the panel would be throwing away an important antitrust legal precedent, the Copperweld case decided by the Supreme Court in 1984.
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Hundreds of people have donated more a total of over $28503,22019 to a Minnesota school after a video showed cafeteria workers throwing away hot meals for students who had outstanding debt and replacing them with cold lunches, CNN reported.
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Whether Memorial Day weekend made you realize it's time to Marie Kondo your cluttered bathroom, you're on the quest for that perfect shelfie, or you're just sick and tired of throwing away perfectly good products, there's an easy solution.
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At the same time, "the government is throwing away access to the sea" for tens of thousands of people in the bay who rely on fishing and fish-processing, said Ahmad Marthin Hadiwinata of the Indonesia Traditional Fisherfolk Union.
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He said he was glad that the charges had been filed on Wednesday, but added that Mr. Sintay should face consequences for throwing away the items belonging to the homeless man, whom Mr. Nelson and others identified as Drew.
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The Centers for Disease Control, Federal Drug Administration, and Health and Human Services recommend immediately throwing away black market vapes bought on the street, instead of in a regulated store, regardless of whether it contains CBD, THC, or nicotine.
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LHCb updated their data-taking scheme to allow the triggers to select only the data in the collisions they want, the two muons, for any events that contain them, rather than throwing away entire events that might have useful information.
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" If I see one more sarahah thing on snapchat im throwing away my phone â€" reid (@ReidStanley) August 1, 2017 Matt Kelly, 16, from Laois, Ireland, says people are also posting screenshots of the negative comments they receive on Sarahah.
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Judge Simon Bourne-Arton sentenced Zaman to six years in prison, but not before giving him a proper tongue lashing for throwing away his livelihood—and someone else's life —for the sake of saving money, according to the Daily Mail.
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"He helped them mature into the powerhouse business it is today without throwing away the uniqueness that was Google during those early days," said Joe Beda, chief technology officer of Seattle startup Heptio and a Google employee from 2004 through 2014.
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From there the goal is often to slow sex down, throwing away any patterns or preconceptions about when something should happen or how something should feel and instead focusing in on what their bodies are intrinsically able to do and feel.
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Though Forbes tries (feebly) to reconcile with the family legacy of common-sense thrift — pointing out that he saves the paper clips from papers he's throwing away — even a man rich enough to have it all can't have it both ways.
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Nicholson, a veteran of the 2007 Iraq troop surge, announced his Senate run a month ago, telling National Review that Baldwin and former President Obama were responsible for throwing away U.S. progress in the fight against terror in the Middle East.
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At the family house, he lingered in a room with a bed facing a television — probably the room where he gave his mother the fatal pills — then started aggressively cleaning up, throwing away whatever he could get his hands on.
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Again, you'll want to use up what you already have — throwing away perfectly usable Ziploc bags to use a more environmentally-friendly option won't help anything — and while doing so, save for the larger up-front expenses of sustainable products.
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"We're talking about forcing people to remain in these countries where the government is unable to protect them, locking them there and throwing away the key," said Ursela Ojeda, a migrant rights and justice policy adviser at the Women's Refugee Commission.
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" Joined by the three other liberals, Ginsburg wrote that "Throwing out preclearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet.
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A Christmas celebration in a village in Rajasthan was also disrupted on Tuesday, according to news reports, when a different Hindu group descended on a community center there, throwing away hymn books and accusing participants of trying to convert locals.
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On top of this, in places where food is abundant, people have a talent for finding ways to rationalize throwing away perfectly good food, whether it's because their pear is lightly blemished or because their soup has passed some arbitrary "best by" date.
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The result is a game almost entirely free of fat, and it revels in that idea — minutes into the game, your character literally disposes with the concept of exposition by throwing away a computer that a character is trying to reach you on.
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And if the decision whether to continue operating nuclear reactors is made purely on the short-term cost of a kilowatt-hour, we will be overlooking substantial value, and throwing away assets that will take years and billions of dollars to replace.
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"By throwing away money on buybacks, companies are giving up on the ability to grow in the future," said Michael Lebowitz, an investment consultant and macrostrategist at 720 Global in Chevy Chase, Md. At last, some investors are stirring on this issue.
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I wanted to believe the enthusiastic Mauritius man and his excitable prediction, but alas, I support Arsenal, a team who seem to revel in the thrill of throwing away four-goal leads and conceding 94th minute equalisers, so I just smiled and nodded.
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Under the guise of a patronizing collegiality, they offer Jane unsolicited advice, while making sure that their chores in the office are limited to more prestigious duties that don't require picking up lunch for the office, or throwing away someone else's uneaten muffins.
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"Dropping traditions that have worked and continue to work is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet," she said, in a line that echoed her own from the 2013 Supreme Court voting rights case Shelby County v. Holder.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A war on waste food in France, where supermarkets are banned from throwing away unsold food and restaurants must provide doggy bags when asked, has helped it secure the top spot in a ranking of countries by their food sustainability.
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In 2012, Waldman was at the center of a University of Florida student government scandal when she and another student were seen throwing away hundreds of copies of the school's newspaper that endorsed a candidate from the opposing party the night before student government elections.
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After wasting about four minutes individually picking up, staring at, and unceremoniously throwing away each useless item around the TV in search of how to even start the game, my gentle, non-judgmental tour guide suggests I look to the CDs on my left.
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Throwing away the treaty's limits on Russian President Vladimir Putin's enormous existing arsenal of large, deployed nuclear weapons—just because it doesn't cover all Russian weapons or include China's much smaller arsenal—would be akin to cutting off our nose to spite our face.
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"Instead of focusing on the real threats of wildfires, earthquakes and other natural or man-made disasters, the President is throwing away millions of dollars in critical funds so he can build a giant vanity project that will not make anyone safer," the governor said.
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But rather than throwing away their power in pursuit of moral purity, or cynically accepting the realities of American politics, the party is finding its way to a more calculated wisdom: that power and idealism may undermine each other, but they are also inextricably linked.
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"I think he also wanted to assuage concerns with a lot of the U.S. allies that the U.S. wasn't throwing away 70 years of foreign policy just under this administration," he continued, before opining that we should not read too much into the apparent directional shift.
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"Don't further add to our heartbreak by no longer using Crock-Pot® Slow Cookers, rest assured our products have been generationally tested by your family and friends," Crock-Pot said in a comment to a Facebook user who said people are throwing away their slow cookers.
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In fact, if just one percent of the natural gas produced in the state is escaping — and experts say that's a lowball — then Pennsylvania companies could be emitting close to 220006,2202 metric tons of methane a year, and throwing away saleable product worth over $2628 million.
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In a notorious television interview for 222 Minutes Australia, luxury property developer Tim Gurner (a millennial himself) accused his peers of throwing away their money on overpriced avocado toast, a decadent taste which he suggested was leading directly to their inability to climb the property ladder.
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It's since become a joke, a show that spends every season trying to be more ridiculous and outrageous than the next, throwing away any pretense of having something to say about modern Washington, even when the existence of Donald Trump should have provided an unexpected weight.
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I'm even open to the possibility that by just tipping over all these accords at once, and throwing away his steering wheel, Trump will get people to improve the Iran deal or Obamacare out of sheer panic at the chaos that might ensue if they don't.
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But the modern G.O.P. always wants to comfort the comfortable and afflict the afflicted; so the bill ends up throwing away the taxes on the rich that help pay for subsidies, and redirects the subsidies themselves away from those who need them to those who don't.
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We have solutions readily at hand, from more efficient supply chains to revisiting how "sell by" and "best by" dates are used and understood, but chief among them is the most straightforward: a change in attitude among businesses and consumers alike that throwing away food is simply not acceptable.
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"By surveilling students' expressive activity and warning them that they would be held accountable for their peers' behavior" — throwing away the flyers — "campus police implied that students were engaging in prohibited conduct and could face punishment for doing so," FIRE senior program officer Sarah McLaughlin said in a statement.
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CEO Elon Musk has said that the company is basically throwing away $6 million every time it loses one of these fairings to a hard ocean landing, and so SpaceX has been working on a way to recover the parts – just like it recovers boosters via controlled descent.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, with Vice President-elect Mike Pence and purged Christie's allies from the team, throwing away months' worth of their work recruiting and vetting personnel; a senior Trump aide, Stephen K. Bannon, made a show of gleefully dumping binders filled with résumés into the trash.
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"When doctors find that ugly, boring lump and discard it, they are throwing away the most precise record book we have — a minute-by-minute, layered history of the kidney's physiology," said Bruce Fouke, a geology and microbiology professor at the University of Illinois, who led the project.
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And once the result was clear, other Republican consultants and media figures chimed in: Steve Bannon's campaign to depose Mitch McConnell takes a big step forward, by throwing away a seat in a ruby red state Bad night for a lot of people, but mostly for Steve Bannon.
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If you read enough about the 1976 election, you'll pick up on a dead-ended weariness — the kind of emotional valence that feels familiar to 2019, a year that has begun with a dystopian joke about Marie Kondo throwing away most of the world because it does not spark joy.
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If Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri and other senators and representatives want to correct the N.F.L.'s disregard of society, communities and ''honest'' business, she could lead an antitrust-based movement to protect United States taxpayers from subsidizing billionaires in sports while throwing away taxpayer-paid incentives (stadiums, roads etc.).
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Then, his intro is quickly followed by a rap called "I'm Not Throwing Away My Shot," where he takes you on a tour of the set, takes a jab at Donald Trump, and tells Lorne Michaels what most of us already know: Sorry, but you're never getting tickets to Hamilton, bro.
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And yet they will continue to struggle, because Americans are being bombarded by talking heads and political operatives depicting this race as a clash between just two choices: Democrat or Republican, left or right, A or B. People who even entertain other options are castigated for throwing away their votes.
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If they couldn't reach a deal, then either their colleagues would pass a yearlong stopgap measure — essentially throwing away all the work they had poured into the seven unfinished spending bills — or Congress would careen into another partial government shutdown just three weeks after the previous one ended, on Jan. 2023.
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But Brunson has done worse in previous years, so giving him the award here would be like giving Al Pacino the Oscar for Scent of a Woman after snubbing him for The Godfather Part II. Chan Sung Jung and Alexander Volkov both deserve a mention for throwing away fights they had won.
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Throwing away a perfectly good computer is bad for the environment, bad for you economically, and just overall kind of a waste, and so the repair community has been working for five years to find a reasonable way of liberating the MacBook Pro's battery from its adhesive strips without completely destroying the computer.
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"Part of what stare decisis is, is a kind of doctrine of humility where we are really uncomfortable throwing away over a 170-year-old rule that 30 justices have approved just because we think we can kind of do it better," Justice Elena Kagan, an Obama appointee, said during oral arguments.
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Advocates for ranked-choice voting — some of whom view Maine as setting an example that other states soon may follow — argue that it allows voters more freedom to express their preferences, since they can, for instance, rank a third-party candidate as their first choice, without worrying about throwing away their vote.
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They also pointed to a familiar and irritating theme from the presidential campaign: The same people who told them they were throwing away their vote on Mr. Trump, a man who was supposed to be too reckless and buffoonish to ever get elected, are now gloating that they were right all along.
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While issuing bellicose tariff threats, ordering the National Guard to guard the border with Mexico, throwing away speeches and bad-mouthing big businesses like Amazon may pass for leadership in the president's Twitter-delineated mind, Americans understand that this is not the way a president thinks or behaves if he wants to succeed.
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By the early 1970s, Vietnam veterans back at home were organizing in protest of the war, televised throwing away medals they had won during the war in Washington, D.C. While U.S. involvement in the war wouldn't end until 1973, President Nixon was forced to pull American troops from the war two years before it ended.
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SpaceX's goal has long been to achieve truly reusable rocket launch capabilities, and for good reason: The company anticipates huge cost savings through re-usable rocketry versus expendable launch vehicles, which SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has described as a process akin to an airline throwing away their passenger aircraft every time they complete a flight.
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Often, they would sit in the jury box, next to the judge (regardless of the appearance of impropriety) and would dutifully teach me how the justice system really worked, how black men really were "dogs," and how judges and prosecutors who focused on due process "nonsense" were "liberals" who were throwing away "their" cases.
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In fact, it worked so well, Klay hit 11 from behind the arc—a record for three pointers in a NBA playoff game: Yes, the Warriors were still throwing away passes—namely a hideous over-the-head scoop pass a driving Curry made to Klay on the perimeter, which Durant read like a road sign.
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ANONYMOUS The din of your foot stomping and harrumphing has caused you to miscalculate: You are throwing away a lovely family vacation at a "popular tourist destination" — I see an ocean or the Grand Canyon — in a fit of pique over your grandkids' exclusion from a rubber chicken dinner they probably wouldn't enjoy anyway.
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To the average viewer of the 24-hour news cycle, and in particular to someone who at least casually follows developments within the criminal justice system, it seems as if a prosecutor's main role is to punish bad people who have committed an offense by putting them behind bars and throwing away the key.
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" Chris explained, "The fact that each box of food a Too Good To Go user collects is way too good to go in the bin will hopefully make our customers think about food in the home and have a trickle-down effect and reduce the 7.3 million tonnes of food we're throwing away from our homes each year.
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But however it happens, Republicans saw in 2016 what can result when Democrats are deprived of the millions they've grown accustomed to skimming from the paychecks of thousands of public-sector workers with little choice but to pay it … and they'd be throwing away the opportunity of a lifetime if they didn't lock in the changes permanently.
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Read more: Jennifer Dulos' estranged husband professed his innocence in his first interview since he and his girlfriend were accused of throwing away bloodied itemsInvestigators discovered that Jones had an affair with a co-worker and when the relationship soured, she went to the website to try and have his wife killed, according to CBS Chicago.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE's not throwing away her shot to present an award to "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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As Gossage wiped away tears, he moved on to another story: how Catfish Hunter extended a hand and then a dinner invitation with several teammates after Gossage had collapsed amid a pile of clothes in his locker after throwing away two bunts in the bottom of the ninth inning in Toronto shortly after he came to the Yankees in 1978.
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So when Republicans say they're disgusted by Trump's ignorance and indecency but love his "deregulations" and "tax reforms" — those very sanitized words — this is what they love: taking huge fiscal and environmental risks — effectively throwing away our bumpers and spare tires that we may soon need to drive through the next financial or climate storm — for a short-term economic and political high.
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Inspired by an encounter the artist had with an 80-year-old man throwing away a stack of X-rated VHS tapes, this account of a perverted, yet ineffectual father figure, rendered in bright colors and naïve design, could be read as a metaphor for Hong Kong and its precarious, often humiliating relationship with the alluring yet authoritarian power of China.
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While there's no doubt that generations of kids being told to clean their plates because of hungry children in Ethiopia or Bangladesh spurred fledgling notions of American exceptionalism, our current habit of throwing away entire lunches (and outfits and everything else we buy without using) strikes me as far worse, part of an American myopia that never considers anyone else at all.
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This farm, a rolling 1,200 acres of scattered fields, with the blue points of the Malvern Hills rising up on the horizon, is fairly typical of British vegetable growers—harnessed to the whims of the supermarkets, pulling up baby veg to vacuum-pack into polystyrene trays, throwing away as much as they keep because it doesn't reach the specific aesthetics of Waitrose, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and the rest.
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And while I feel slighted, I need to put these feelings aside because I know that this is bigger than me; now isn't a time for action, for completely throwing away all of the gains Sanders and us have made this past year and voting third party, because that will only take away votes for Hillary, and if Donald Trump is elected he will stop our revolution dead in its tracks.
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The U.S. alone spends $23 billion a year growing, processing, transporting and throwing away 62 million tons of food that either ends up in a landfill or unharvested on farms, according to according to ReFED, an organization that raises awareness of the problem in the U.S. Meanwhile, 15.8 million U.S. households (12.7 percent) were food insecure at some point during 2015, according to the most recent data available from USDA Economic Research Service.
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Not throwing away her shot "Vida," which premieres Sunday, centers on two sisters (Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada) who upon returning home to the east Los Angeles neighborhood where they grew up after the death of their mother discover they have quite a bit of unpacking to do themselves -- as daughters who discover their dead mom was secretly married to a woman and as people who have a complicated relationship with their culture and neighborhood.
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Read more:Jennifer Dulos&apos estranged husband professed his innocence in his first interview since he and his girlfriend were accused of throwing away bloodied itemsMissing mother Jennifer Dulos&apos estranged husband and his girlfriend have been arrested in connection with her disappearanceA mother of 5 has gone missing in the middle of a bitter divorceThe family of missing Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos called the claim that she may have staged a &aposGone Girl&apos-style disappearance &aposfalse and irresponsible&apos
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Read more:The man suspected of killing Utah college student Mackenzie Lueck once self-published a novel detailing murders and crimeJennifer Dulos' estranged husband professed his innocence in his first interview since he and his girlfriend were accused of throwing away bloodied items Thieves returned a package of replica WWE belts meant for a 5-year-old after they learned the boy has a brain tumor A New Jersey mom says she was beaten unconscious by her son's bully a day after he was taunted for being Mexican
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Read more:Jennifer Dulos&apos estranged husband professed his innocence in his first interview since he and his girlfriend were accused of throwing away bloodied itemsNew Jersey police are looking for a possible witness to the kidnapping of a 3-year-old girl 30 days agoThe Vatican is opening tombs to search for the remains of Emanuela Orlandi, the teen daughter of a prominent church official who disappeared in 1983A missing girl has been reunited with her family 20 years after vanishing on a train in Belarus
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Read more:The family of missing Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos called the claim that she may have staged a 'Gone Girl'-style disappearance 'false and irresponsible'Less than a week after a yoga teacher missing for 17 days was rescued from the Hawaiian jungle, the body of another missing hiker has been foundA man has been arrested and charged with murder in the case of missing University of Utah student MacKenzie LueckJennifer Dulos' estranged husband professed his innocence in his first interview since he and his girlfriend were accused of throwing away bloodied items
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