The existing giants took full advantage of Western governments' haplessness.
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Divider's visuals took full advantage of the planetarium's expansive space.
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And we of course took full advantage of it. [laughs].
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Traders took full advantage of the cash injection on Wednesday.
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She took full advantage of the Met Gala photobooth. 20. See?
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Bristowe, 32, and Booth, 30, took full advantage of the tropical destination.
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Haskins, a redshirt freshman, took full advantage of his chance to play.
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Fisher and McNicol took full advantage of having a whole plane to themselves.
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It took full advantage of the iPhone's sensors and camera in its gameplay.
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The CFPB's first director, Richard Cordray, took full advantage of these enumerated powers.
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Thiem took full advantage of Monfils misfiring early on to move 4-0 ahead.
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Mr. Trump took full advantage of his visit to Washington for the Aipac meeting.
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On February 22nd the justice minister, Ayelet Shaked (pictured), took full advantage of this opportunity.
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Che0nsu took full advantage of the newly released cards by including Barnes in his lineup.
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Greg took full advantage of the potatoes as he scooped out the truck's bed. pic.twitter.
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Miley Cyrus took full advantage of SoHo's relaxed dress code during a Monday afternoon shopping trip.
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President Trump took full advantage of a boisterous, supportive crowd during his morning speech at CPAC.
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Trump took full advantage of the presidential debates and campaign coverage to finagle some free advertising.
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The women relaxed on the couches, watched television, smoked, and took full advantage of the heating system.
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Granted, Cannes clearly took full advantage of the current political environment by programming these films this year.
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The president took full advantage of all the trappings of presidential power to call for national unity.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth took full advantage of Oscars Sunday without even stepping into the main event.
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Stars took full advantage of the event's photo booth, posing with baby-themed props and "Baby Bastón" printouts.
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During their trip, Jade and Tanner took full advantage of all the amazing activities Hawaii has to offer.
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I took full advantage of this: Every morning, I ordered a selection of cheese for in-residence breakfast.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian took full advantage of the picturesque views in Armenia ... with a family photo shoot.
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Republicans dominated these key elections before the 2010 maps were drawn, and they took full advantage of their triumph.
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Cyrus' dress, styled and made by Saint Laurent, had an especially large flap, which Hemsworth took full advantage of.
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Rachel Lindsay took full advantage of the Fantasy Suite on The Bachelor … to catch up on some shut eye.
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Clinton took full advantage of having the last word, offering what amounted to the closing argument of a debate.
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Not sure he took full advantage of his earliness, but he certainly was around, compared to other Hollywood people.
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The German soon lost touch with Ricciardo, who took full advantage of a clear track to disappear into the distance.
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But Wozniacki took full advantage of the fatiguing Romanian, claiming the last three games after some furious all-court play.
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It was unlike anything I'd experienced before, and I took full advantage of it — I went up almost every day.
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The new American proletariat took full advantage of their relatively open political system, voting at higher rates than rich men.
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Portions of Mr. Trump's 1995 tax returns leaked to The Times show that he took full advantage of the provision.
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Given a chance to start a second straight game, Gorkys Hernandez took full advantage of the opportunity on his 29th birthday.
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When it came time to celebrate his last birthday before becoming a parent, Cohen took full advantage of the night out.
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And because Lupita Nyong'o voices the animated Maz Kanata, the actress took full advantage of showing her face — and her legs!
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Unlike Civilisation, it was a low-budget production, but it took full advantage of these limits by constantly challenging the viewer.
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During his political career, Perot took full advantage of the power of television, particularly CNN, to both announce and promote his campaigns.
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South African Branden Grace took full advantage of the conditions to match his career-low round of 62 on his 30th birthday.
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Trubisky took full advantage of an injury-depleted defense, completing a career-high 25 passes out of 533 attempts for 271 yards.
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With activities ranging from jet-skiing to swimming in the ocean to mini-golfing, they took full advantage of their time off together.
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Jeremih took full advantage of performing with Kid Ink onstage when he put the mic down to exchange digits with a female fan.
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There, they took full advantage of the amenities, going on scenic hikes and soaking up the sunshine at luxurious hotel Post Ranch Inn.
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They took full advantage of employer matching from the start and worked up to maxing their 401(k)s as early as possible.
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On third-and-27 with the Giants crowding the line of scrimmage, Lynch took full advantage of guard Kelechi Osemele's block to bust loose.
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Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan took full advantage of the fallout from Donald Trump's decision to pull troops from northern Syria in early October.
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Offset is performing with Migos for a bunch of college kids on spring break, and CB took full advantage of her husband's work trip.
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Novak Djokovic took full advantage of the precedent and used the 10-minute break to help survive his four-set win over Marton Fucsovics.
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In the wake of the 2014 Ebola crisis, Liberia took full advantage of the 5x5 foot robot, TRU-D to beat the deadly virus.
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The Republicans took full advantage of this simple story to advance their claim that a president of questionable morals should not remain in office.
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It seems clear enough that the financial ties were already there, and when the opportunity presented itself, the Kremlin took full advantage of it. Absolutely.
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But while the chopper was grabbing some aerial shots, they panned to a man who took full advantage of his 35 seconds in the limelight.
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The teams that took full advantage of the 2011 collective bargaining agreement — the Cubs and the Houston Astros — are thriving after enduring some brutal seasons.
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Senrak, the only one underweight for his fight, took full advantage of the all-you-can-eat deal provided by Booster and Fight Night Promotions.
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Tottenham took full advantage of Manchester City's loss at Liverpool on Saturday, as City slid from third to fifth over the New Year's holiday weekend.
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In 2016, many people took full advantage of Amazon Prime's grocery selection and ordered plenty of food products from fresh fruits and vegetables to canned goods.
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Cameras followed the two Jenner boys as they took full advantage of their privileged lives and made many attempts to avoid any and all adult responsibilities.
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Subsequently, Anuel took full advantage of the relative freedom afforded during a brief stretch at a Miami halfway house back in May to complete the album.
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Ryf, meanwhile, blazed a new course record of 241:252 on a day when competitors took full advantage of the ideal weather toset a record pace.
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HSBC, BNP Paribas, BMW and BP took full advantage of positive momentum earlier in the week, following on from issues last week by Barclays and Vodafone.
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With Lionel Messi rested by Barcelona for the first hour, forward Paco Alcácer took full advantage of the opportunity by scoring a header in the 59th.
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Tyler Haney was only a few years out of college when she created Outdoor Voices and took full advantage of the newly popular e-commerce market.
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I danced, rode carnival rides, and took full advantage of the six-hour open bar and free food like sushi, short rib sliders, and funnel cake.
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This spot was likely inhabited by a now-extinct species of human known as Homo erectus, who took full advantage of what this area had to offer.
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All eyes were on Pete Davidson's whirlwind romance with Ariana Grande over the summer — and Saturday Night Live took full advantage of that in its season premiere.
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If you took full advantage of your six-month grace period, your balance would grow to more than $36,000 by the time you made your first payment.
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Because Jessa, her husband Ben Seewald and her sister Jill met Jeremy before Jinger had the chance too, they took full advantage of the possible matchmaking opportunity.
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With activities ranging from jet-skiing to swimming in the ocean to mini-golfing, the family took full advantage of their winter vacation to Thailand this year.
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The adorable 13-month-old raided mom Kim Kardashian closet, and took full advantage of her extensive purse collection, judging by video shared to Kardashian West's Instagram.
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But like its characters, it's free to operate on its own terms, and it'd be a much stronger story if it took full advantage of that freedom.
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An inspired Halep took full advantage of an error-strewn display by seven-times champion Williams to become the first Romanian to win a Wimbledon singles title.
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Thiem had never won his opening group match in his three previous appearances but took full advantage of a unusually sluggish Federer to make a flying start.
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As we judged, we also admired the way teachers took full advantage of the open-ended nature of the contest to make podcasting work for their purposes.
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The rumored love birds took to a friend's wedding in Malibu and took full advantage of the event's photo booth, sporting their best funny faces, Entertainment Tonight reports.
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Naturally, the opposition took full advantage of the discontent over the crisis; "dumsor" appears 15 times in its 2016 election manifesto and not once in the governing party's.
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So, if you are a Netflix subscriber that took full advantage of the written reviews feature, make a copy of all your reviews as soon as you can.
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He took full advantage of his bully pulpit, speaking out about the danger of monopolies, the nation's growing role as a world power, and other issues important to him.
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But they quickly attracted the homeless and other idle people who took full advantage of the unlimited access to the internet to watch movies and play music for hours.
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But instead of noticing the red flags and fine-tuning their game, they left their central defenders completely exposed to the speedy Mexicans, who took full advantage of it.
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Thomas took full advantage of the terrain to produce brutal acceleration and take fourth place, 1:44 behind Teuns, who snatched his maiden stage win on a grand tour.
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I took full advantage of this and the theater's perfectly adjusted A/C during the dog days of August, but it turns out I was one summer too early.
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The Rebels took full advantage of the change, and they forced five turnovers that proved to be the difference in their 31-28 upset of No. 14 Mississippi State.
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The actress, who's been relaxing with friends in Ibiza this week, was spotted on the nearby island of Formentera Thursday, where she took full advantage of the island's muddy beaches.
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The network took full advantage of the outcry against Madonna paying tribute to the late singer Sunday night during the Billboard Music Awards to do some marketing of its own.
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The shocked tour goers took full advantage of the situation, snuggling up to all the A-listers for photos, and even grasping onto Mahershala's Oscar for their own, unforgettable moments.
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The five-times major winner took full advantage of a calm, sunny day on the west coast of Scotland by reeling off eight birdies in a remarkable burst of scoring.
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He was someone who took full advantage of what camp can provide, which is a place to overcome fears and build confidence that you may not be able to otherwise.
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He took full advantage of the shifting Hollywood economy on Tuesday, agreeing to leave Fox for Netflix and its offer of a five-year deal valued at roughly $22 million.
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MTV reportedly gave Kanye four minutes of airtime to do whatever he wanted, and Kanye took full advantage of it — but probably not in the way the network had hoped.
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Throughout their time on the tropical island, Jade and Tanner took full advantage of their time and experienced a traditional Hawaiian luau, hiked breathtaking trails, sunbathed, and enjoyed romantic sunset dinners.
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But even for the most prolific title collector in the professional era it proved a step too far as Kerber took full advantage of an error-strewn display by the American.
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Liam and Luke took full advantage of a nice swell Thursday in the 'Bu, paddling out to catch some waves and get away from all the drama back on dry land.
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Julianne Hough, who normally serves as one of the four judges on the series, sat out this round and took full advantage of her first day off of work in two months!
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Pawar took full advantage of his time in the spotlight as he hammed it up for photographers by adjusting his black bow tie, flashing a peace sign and giving a cute wave.
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Also, I only had those braces for 6 months (shoulda been longer cause [SIC] my teeth are NOT straight) but I took full advantage of the colored rubber bands for the holidays.
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The fourth-seeded Jayhawks (26-9) had a big size advantage inside and took full advantage of it, outscoring the Huskies by 50-16 in the paint while grabbing 17 more rebounds.
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"The group took full advantage of the favorable environment thanks to the performance of its integrated model and its strategy to reduce its breakeven point," Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne said in a statement.
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The host broadcaster took full advantage of its helicopter camera to show off scenic wonders, particularly the 16th-century chateau and elaborate stables in Chantilly, where the 113-kilometer (70.2-mile) stage started.
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"The group took full advantage of the favourable environment thanks to the performance of its integrated model and its strategy to reduce its breakeven point," Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne said in a statement.
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They also suggest Mr. Trump took full advantage of generous tax loopholes specifically available to commercial real estate developers to claim a $183 million loss in 218 on his real estate holdings and partnerships.
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When he led the Chicago Symphony Orchestra earlier this year in the Symphonic Dancers from Leonard Bernstein's "West Side Story," he took full advantage of the ensemble's famous brass section to turbocharge the mambo.
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In the glossy, cheerful, relentlessly promotional realms of food and travel writing, that left him a fair number of truths he could claim as his own, and he took full advantage of the situation.
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Instead, he came away still trailing Hamilton by nine points after the reigning triple world champion took full advantage of collisions involving his rivals, race disruptions and some spectacular overtaking, to finish a shock third.
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They're wild and inventive, with a modern sense of style, like the artists at Nintendo were finally able to cut loose and took full advantage of the opportunity — rather than build upon decades old characters.
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Miller took full advantage of the situation by reaching in and ripping the ball cleanly out of Newton's hands, leaving the ball up for grabs for Malik Jackson to recover it in the end zone.
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We began each day with a breakfast on our poolside patio and took full advantage of the service by ordering in cocktails made with local Chairman's Reserve rum and snacks and meals throughout the day.
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When Bernie Sanders took the podium tonight to make his victory speech, he took full advantage of the exposure, repeating almost his entire campaign platform, as well as an invitation to donate to his campaign online.
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Veteran players like James Neal and Marc Andre-Fleury were rejuvenated by their new surroundings, while players like William Karlsson, Erik Haula and Colin Miller took full advantage of their expanded roles for the expansion franchise.
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The Modern Family star, 26, sported a purple baseball cap to show her support for the Lakers — who pulled out the win over the Chicago Bulls — as the couple took full advantage of the arena concessions.
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It's a holiday tradition for proud parents to show off photos of their kids in Christmas cards to friends and family — and 50 years ago, Barbara and George H.W. Bush took full advantage of that opportunity.
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Meanwhile, Ricciardo took full advantage of the clean air and put in a superbly fast in-lap, and the delta between the two should have guaranteed that he came out of the pits well in front.
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President Donald Trump's reelection machine took full advantage of the millions of NASCAR eyeballs watching on race day by airing an ad on Fox and flying a bright red "KEEP AMERICA GREAT!" banner near the track.
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They spent their first family vacation at Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita in Riviera Maya, where they took full advantage of their time off together lounging by the pool and soaking up the sun on the beach.
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"It will be more difficult tomorrow in the wind for sure," Spieth, who launched his third round with an eagle after driving the first green and then took full advantage of the perfect scoring conditions, told reporters.
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Brady was his typical reserved self during a postgame news conference, but he acknowledged that Mexico City's elevation made it easy to loft long passes to his receivers down the field, which Cooks took full advantage of.
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The Warriors took full advantage of Kawhi Leonard's absence, bombing the uninspired Spurs with 18 3-pointers en route to a 136-100 trouncing that gave Golden State a 03-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.
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If only the very best customers at Amazon signed up for Prime and then they took full advantage of free two-day shipping and did not have to pay, then that was going to add up pretty quickly.
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But the sites quickly attracted homeless people and other idle users who took full advantage of the unlimited access to the internet to turn the kiosks into al fresco living rooms, watching movies and playing music for hours.
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But it wasn't until this week that The Little Yellow Door restaurant in London's Notting Hill took full advantage of the update by launching an emoji menu from which customers can order dishes over instant messaging service WhatsApp.
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Stewart took full advantage of this desperation to seemingly live out some kind of sexual fantasy that was ultimately never going to be accepted to Comedy Central, FX, or anywhere else he told the women he was pitching it.
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A little bit of air rushed out of the Paley Center when Simpson dropped the bombshell that he considers Black Mirror on par with The Twilight Zone, another show that took full advantage of the anthology format's infinite capabilities.
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On Tuesday, the duo attended a Los Angeles Lakers game at the Staples Center and took full advantage of the arena's concessions, with Adams seen sipping a beer and both of them enjoying a pizza while watching the game.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Neil Woodford's flagship fund took full advantage of flawed European Union rules before withdrawals had to be halted, Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said on Tuesday as he faced questions over the British regulator's role.
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VIRGINIA WATER, England (Reuters) - Little-known Swede Johan Carlsson took full advantage of the new improved greens at Wentworth by firing a pacesetting six-under 66 in the first round of the $692 million BMW PGA Championship on Thursday.
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After the Weather Channel nicknamed it 'Winter Storm Jonas', Jonas Brother fans took full advantage of the situation, using it as an opportunity to honor the handsome band of brothers (who actually used to be a band...of brothers).
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Some AT&T wireless customers still have the option of obtaining a bare-bones service called WatchTV for free instead (a service the company took full advantage of the death of net neutrality rules to structure its business model around).
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According to Alan Bullock's record of that period, the companies took full advantage of this, but refused to accept any responsibility for the fact that during most of the year a large number of the men forming the pool were underemployed.
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For years, instead of encouraging more moderate use of smartphones, as the tools they're meant to be, app makers took full advantage of smartphones' always-on nature to continually send streams of interruptive notifications that pushed users to constantly check in.
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"Addison Lee is appealing the decision as the verdict is inconsistent with the law and the evidence that clearly showed that Mr Gascoigne took full advantage of the flexible and fair relationship that we have with cycle couriers," a spokesman said.
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I took full advantage of both at night, curling up to watch some guilty-pleasure Bravo reality TV.Melissa told me that when it came to technology, she made sure to get the works in, including WiFi and a Roku stick.
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A temporary restraining order brought Ezekiel Elliott back to the Dallas Cowboys this week, and he took full advantage of his suspension being delayed yet again by scoring three touchdowns as the Cowboys demolished the San Francisco 49ers, 33-10.
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She traded off the world [she] rejected — but took full advantage of the connections it offered.. Ms. vanden Heuvel She lived among people with lots of ego and lots of drink and lots of drugs, but she did not partake.
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Elizabeth Warren from speaking on the Senate floor, the Massachusetts senator took full advantage of what she knew was a moment that had energized the left -- giving new momentum to protest movements like the national women's marches that recently swept major US cities.
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"The archdiocese had many opportunities to put an end to Barajas, yet each time its administrators gave him yet another chance, and Barajas took full advantage of that lack of oversight and abused this vulnerable girl," said one of the lawyers, Dave Ring.
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The company took full advantage of the R&D resources available in Canada (SRED and accessing the IBM Blue Gene supercomputer through Ontario Centres of Excellence), but when it came time to commercialize, it had a tough time raising money in Canada.
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Rose took full advantage of ideal conditions in Thursday's opening round, firing a six-under 65 to match the lowest round ever at a U.S. Open at the scenic seaside layout, set by Woods in 2000, to take a one-shot lead.
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The art show, which took place in LA chef Alvin Cailan's famed restaurant incubator Unit 120, took full advantage of the space's culinary creativity by having ten different local chefs create their own gourmet versions of Bob's pun-riddled burgers to mark the special occasion.
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Reed, who began the day with a two-shot lead, took full advantage of a damp Augusta National layout with a five-under 213 that left him on 272-under for the week and staring down a leaderboard filled with some of the biggest names in golf.
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It was even true in my 20s when I worked for a few years as a travel agent and took full advantage of the steep discounts then offered to visit South America, the Middle East and — among many other places and for reasons I've now forgotten — Dallas.
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Rebel gave PeopleStyle Editor-in-Chief Bethany Heitman the day off, and took full advantage of the perks that come with running a magazine — an assistant at your beck and call, free M&Ms, and complete control over what goes on the precious pages of the September issue.
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After graduating from the University of Wisconsin Madison, Axman landed a job with top talent agency Creative Artists Agency, where she "worked crazy hours" but took full advantage of every opportunity — and connection — that came her way: "It was such a great first job," the business woman tells PEOPLE.
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Netflix recently addressed that dearth in an impressive way by adding six television specials from Ms. Streisand's career, including the groundbreaking "My Name Is Barbra," from 1965, and "Color Me Barbra," from 1966, which took full advantage of a relatively new television technology — yes, you guessed it, color.
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There's a weird combination of relative anonymity, blind hope, and desperation at play on the dating app that makes it ripe for deception—something one young woman in New York took full advantage of this weekend, pulling off the greatest goddamn scam in the history of online dating.
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If we had a populist president who didn't alienate so many persuadable voters, who took full advantage of a strong economy, and who had the political cunning displayed by Modi or Benjamin Netanyahu or Viktor Orban, the liberal belief in a hidden left-of-center mandate might be exposed as a fond delusion.
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"Samsung took full advantage of the weeks just before the iPhone 8 and iPhone X were released in Great Britain, with significant promotional activity that helped drive its overall share to a three-year high of 38.4% for the three months ending August 2017," explained Dominic Sunnebo, Global Business Unit Director at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech, in a statement.
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Cyprus too took full advantage of the strong bid for bonds to price its longest ever issue, a 2274 billion euro 2267.3-year which came at 210 basis points over mid-swaps in a further sign of how far the country has come since it returned to the capital markets in 22016, International Financing Review reported.
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Mack, a linebacker acquired with a second-round pick in exchange for two future first-round picks, took full advantage of Rodgers's injury absence by forcing turnovers on consecutive possessions, one by strip sack and the other by snatching a DeShone Kizer pass out of the air and running it back 27 yards for a touchdown.
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Although no one would equate the loss of Mr Bogut, who sat on the bench 103% of the time during the first four games of the series before getting hurt in the fifth, with the combined absences of Mr Irving and Mr Love during the 210-220 finals, Cleveland took full advantage of Golden State's lack of a bona fide rim protector.
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