It makes it clear which themes matter, which can be tossed aside, and which weren't tossed aside but really should have been.
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Any subsequently struck enemies are tossed aside, taking light damage.
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Instead of feeling tossed aside, I let myself feel affirmed.
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Coaches are regularly tossed aside after a single losing season.
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Today, Netanyahu tossed aside this talking point and announced early elections.
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I have tossed aside my self-preservation, I've tossed aside my self-care — I've martyred myself because I thought that was the right thing to do when you're trying to change the world, but it's not.
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They tossed aside 300-pound offensive linemen and repeatedly leveled the quarterback.
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It's this lost generation of interracial babies, who were just tossed aside.
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Trump tossed aside the usual political playbook the day after the shooting.
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French elections French voters tossed aside the establishment in the country's presidential election.
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Decades-long friendships are too rare to be tossed aside over silly letters.
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Would a merger mean that the more fragile U.S.F.L. franchises would be tossed aside?
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Anyone who comes between Hankie and her need to pull focus is tossed aside.
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Given a clear, brash alternative, the Republican base tossed aside the orthodoxies of Reaganism.
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But really, it's about who has the right to live and who get tossed aside.
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Eventually, people stopped caring and Gaga was tossed aside like a stale piece of bread.
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That's not the kind of love that just get tossed aside when things get rough.
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Just ask Jeeves, who was tossed aside when the company rebranded as Ask in 2006.
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Thus, the one moderating force we thought might restrain Trump — public opinion — has been tossed aside.
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Canada has suggested it will walk away from the talks if Chapter 19 is tossed aside.
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By endorsing the world of blood and soil, Mr Trump has tossed aside that common cause.
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One by one, those ideas were tossed aside for expediency and power -- except the tax cut.
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And, perhaps even more surprisingly, as quickly as this meta had developed, it was tossed aside.
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One by one, those ideas were tossed aside for expediency and power — except the tax cut.
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It is maddening that a lesson learned at such great expense is already being tossed aside.
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Classics were reincarnated in deceptively modest interpretations and conventional story forms were tossed aside this year.
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Nominees are not often tossed aside, so the odds on confirmation are in Judge Gorsuch's favor.
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In the male-dominated music scene, women's perspectives often get tossed aside or lost in the shuffle.
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Al Shikan, northern Iraq (CNN)Bloodied bandages are tossed aside and new ones applied to fresh wounds.
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But that meant the current platform would really only be used once and then essentially tossed aside.
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This core American belief should not be tossed aside, even in the face of terrifying ISIS attacks.
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How did she forgive herself for the years of hurting others, opportunities and olive branches tossed aside?
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Like most things in Washington, these solutions are tossed aside in the endless pursuit of political power.
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As they tossed aside wooden beams and plastic sheeting, nuns looked for their belongings in the rubble.
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He treats everyone in his life like a disposable spork, to be used and then tossed aside.
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US credibility built on the service and sacrifices of generations of American service members is being tossed aside.
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The only bipartisan DACA bill in the Senate was tossed aside by Republican leadership earlier in the week.
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White privilege isn't something that can be simply tossed aside — like sediment, it has collected on America's surface.
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While it was tossed aside in the sterile '90s, the tassel recently has been swinging back into fashion.
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There's always something new to see or do, so many playful ideas that are introduced and then tossed aside.
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But he tossed aside his prepared remarks — literally threw them — and instead went on a lengthy tirade about immigration.
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It was a cheap shot from a sad man who's been tossed aside like the garbage human he is.
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And there have been complaints that the scooters are carelessly tossed aside on sidewalks, parks, plazas and even lawns.
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But the draft issued yesterday apparently tossed aside those earlier agreements, throwing Brexit negotiations into another round of chaos.
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It results in a mound of pasta sitting inside the hot pot, while the empty colander is simply tossed aside.
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To these boys she was an object, as human as a football - something to be played with and tossed aside.
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Why shouldn't I feel some sort of outrage after all these years [of] being ignored and disbelieved and tossed aside?
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Trump tweeted on Friday that the proposal was indeed being considered, after officials suggested the idea had been tossed aside.
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In a league where head coaches are regularly tossed aside, change for its own sake isn't always a good thing.
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Why shouldn't I feel some sort of outrage that after all these years, being ignored and disbelieved and tossed aside?
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Since that time the production has tossed aside writers and directors like — well, like you would expect from King Kong.
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In the finale, this emperor soloist tossed aside majestic reserve and engaged the musicians in a sly game of wits.
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One problem is that the only sizable bamboo producers are in China, where environmental and labor concerns are sometimes tossed aside.
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But it is an assumption that is increasingly being tossed aside by some of the world's central banks and bond markets.
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Last year, I grabbed a bunch of books that, a couple years ago, I would have likely skimmed and tossed aside.
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Reforms to the census focused on millions of Hispanics and Middle Easterners, based on years of research, have been tossed aside.
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But, Ms. Lieberman said, she was at a loss and felt tossed aside by a company that she'd initially found inspiring.
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But that "three-day rule" was tossed aside this week as GOP leaders raced to avert a government shutdown on Saturday.
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Friendly reminder that this is the same person who tossed aside her heels at the 2014 Golden Globes, taking the stage barefoot.
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As a result, hundreds of thousands of impoverished citizens will be tossed aside and left without the means to secure adequate food.
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So many toys these days are fun for a couple of minutes, and then they're tossed aside only to clutter your home.
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Photo: GettyTake a look at that crumpled-up piece of litter on your desk, compressed by the laws of physics and tossed aside.
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When Hicks struck out with runners on first and second and ended the eighth, he tossed aside his helmet and bat in disgust.
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said as much after a crazy afternoon that saw mutual respect and camaraderie tossed aside amid angry accusations.
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But some of those customs have been tossed aside, allowing Republicans, who control the Senate, to get their way even when Democrats object.
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Mendoza could rattle off the names of coaches tossed aside after a losing season, like a veteran recalling comrades lost to ceaseless war.
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Or is it a tragic loss, where the most important goals get tossed aside in favor of ones more palatable to a mass audience?
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During the Obama administration, Democrats tossed aside the principles of separation of powers and supported President Obama's use of unilateral authority to circumvent Congress.
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That's where Microsoft's Windows servers, which have a big role in many companies' data centers, are being tossed aside as businesses offload their infrastructure.
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He said Judge Klausner has already tossed aside defense arguments that the women's team was paid more, in the aggregate, than the men's team.
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The only difference between the Tethers and the above-ground Americans is that the Tethers were just used, tossed aside, and forgotten by the government.
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But their future presence and positive impact will come into question if tax precedents can be suddenly torn up and tossed aside by the government.
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At home, the current wave of robots may provide children with a few hours of entertainment before they are tossed aside like any other new toy.
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As the visitors section gets tossed aside, OkCupid has recently been adding new app features designed to prod users along towards actually sending a first message.
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A photo of a package of deli meat nonchalantly tossed aside to rot in a detergent aisle that appeared on Reddit has kindled the communal fury.
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A photo of a package of deli meat nonchalantly tossed aside to rot in a detergent aisle that appeared on Reddit has kindled the communal fury.
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He derided an increasingly popular school of thought in the western world that suggests human rights efforts have been ineffective and should therefore be tossed aside.
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The academy, however, was not exactly tossed aside, as universities had just only reopened following the excesses of the Cultural Revolution, reinstating entrance exams in 9793.
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Whenever Rubel heard of something unwanted, from train cars to windmills, he had it transported to the property, creating a bizarre garden of tossed-aside artifacts.
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Buoyed by activists who helped to push seven states to enact $15 wage floors, Democratic candidates have tossed aside caution about a sweeping nationwide minimum wage hike.
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Almost all of Chuck's objections to his brother can be tossed aside if the two can just convince the court Chuck is mentally ill, not physically sick.
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There is something especially troubling about fast-food workers being tossed aside—perhaps because those jobs are viewed as a place for people who have limited options.
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When it was Kavanaugh's turn, they tossed aside the prosecutor and spent the bulk of his hearing praising him for his seething partisan anger at the allegations.
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Cost estimates from impartial scorekeepers, like those on the Joint Committee on Taxation and at the Congressional Budget Office, are tossed aside for wishful and duplicitous analyses.
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Because the Internet provides such easy access to any style and era of music, he, like many of his peers, has happily tossed aside preconceived genre constraints.
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The report concluded that the party needed to promote comprehensive immigration reform and do better outreach to Hispanics — guidance that Mr. Trump tossed aside during his campaign.
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Visuals "So many covers tossed aside fail-safe choices this year and pursued directions that allowed for the possibility of art," the Book Review's art director writes.
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So it was heartening to discover so many covers that tossed aside fail-safe choices this year and pursued directions that allowed for the possibility of art.
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I'm not sure what chance Sanders has of winning the nomination, but the national and early state polling suggest Sanders shouldn't be tossed aside as an afterthought.
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Tuesday's primary in Wisconsin could decide whether Donald Trump is the nominee of the Republican Party or gets tossed aside at the GOP convention in Cleveland in July.
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In another kitchen they might be thought compromised and tossed aside, but to Monique Fiso, a New Zealand chef of Maori-Samoan heritage, they are taonga, or treasure.
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Does Scruton really think the voluminous, wide-ranging writings of Jürgen Habermas, the most important German social theorist of the past several decades, can be tossed aside so cavalierly?
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Ancestors and parents and siblings of our viewpoint characters are casually, cruelly, and accurately tossed aside, particularly in the early chapters, no matter how desperately we care for them.
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The robots have every reason to be upset about their situation: they're murdered and being tossed aside by guests who want to live out their baser fantasies without consequence.
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It was a team that missed the playoffs last season for the first time since 2011, and then underwent an overhaul that tossed aside its best-known defensive players.
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He has provided proximate proof that any deal the United States makes, even a successful one, may be tossed aside on the whim of this or any other president.
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Reince Priebus, tossed aside by Mr. Trump on Friday after six months, faster than any chief has been pushed out before, may have gone too far the other direction.
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We all rationalize losses, and not content with already being considered a modern day dynasty with or without that win, the Tyree catch was tossed aside as an inexplicable phenomenon.
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No longer necessary to win an election, they have been tossed aside like every other key group supporting Republicans this year except one — the guys now sitting in his Cabinet.
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The idea that our social values, the things that are often, sort of, tossed aside is not really being technical are in fact what this technology is meant to be about.
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I tossed aside those Brian Eno CDs, convincing myself that I had no business enjoying the music, no matter how entrancing, of someone who was calling for a boycott of Israel.
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Officials in international-development agencies tear their hair out as carefully nurtured relationships in Africa are tossed aside to make way for quick-and-dirty deals to ship back rejected migrants.
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So if the BAT gets tossed aside, as many in Washington think it will, Ryan and the White House will have to come up with other methods to cover the cost.
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Then it evolved to going to some fancy event and trying to create from this refuse, like a fancy Persian rug that's been tossed aside and now become an elegant evening gown.
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The 27-year-old conquered Lee in the final at the last two world championships and on Friday tossed aside Danish fourth seed Viktor Axelsen like a rag doll in their semi-final.
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IT IS PRACTICE OF THE WORLD, AND I DO NOT BELIEVE NO MATTER WHAT LAW SUPPORTS OR IS TOSSED ASIDE, THAT NET NEUTRALITY IS NOT GOING TO BE THE WAY THINGS ARE DONE.
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And while there are things that are inessential—most of the remixes, along with the remix album Mixed Up, can be tossed aside—there's plenty of tracks that rank among the band's best.
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The scout in front scanned the landscape for signs of a criminal presence in a protected park — a sneaker footprint in the moist dirt, an old whiskey bottle tossed aside, ammunition left behind.
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The writer Lee Nelson set out to complete Twain's gore-infested manuscript "Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer Among the Indians," which the master had begun in 1884 and tossed aside after 20,000 words.
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But now, he will not make any of that salary, and his chances of making double or even triple that amount a year in the seasons ahead may have been tossed aside as well.
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The Carioca Arena 2 was rocking on Monday as her supporters went into a frenzy each time she took the tatami, stomping their feet and chanting "Rafa" as tossed aside one competitor after another.
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The supplements are made from collagen-rich animal tissues that might otherwise be tossed aside by meat processors, like the skin and bones of cattle and pigs, as well as fish scales and skin.
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The judge who previously served as a top aide to President George W. Bush and worked for independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton tossed aside his earlier judicious language of neutrality.
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Nonetheless, Speaker Paul D. Ryan vowed to renew efforts to repeal the law, despite last week's crushing setback when House Republicans tossed aside a repeal bill because they lacked the votes to pass it.
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But more than that, Buttigieg's accelerated career arc is testimony to our times, to how the pay-your-dues traditions that once governed politics have been tossed aside with the election of Donald Trump.
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The trial did offer some moments that just felt like justice; for example, when Judge Aquilina tossed aside a letter in which Nassar tried to claim that he was a good doctor and being treated unfairly.
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The unusual thing is that in order to muscle in on a competitive industry, issuer Goldman Sachs has tossed aside many of the features that make the card business lucrative for banks in the first place.
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When I visited New Bedford, Massachusetts, the highest-grossing commercial fishing port in the U.S., earlier this summer, we held a roundtable with local industry leaders whose concerns have been tossed aside by the Obama Administration.
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"Absolutely no tradition, no perception of family calls for people to be sidelined or tossed aside into a social and institutional abyss," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who supported the law, told a heated discussion in parliament.
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With both impeachment and campaign politics at hand, even some solid bipartisan proposals such as measures to solve surprise medical billing, are likely to get tossed aside to prevent legislative wins for either side of the aisle.
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It's the creme de la creme for a Lazy Sunday: There's little to no planning involved, especially concerning what to wear, since whatever we choose will inevitably find itself tossed aside at the first sight of water.
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Along with targeting waste, being able to sell food that once would have been tossed aside gives growers a new stream of income and offers consumers a way to save money without compromising on taste or nutrition.
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Less than a week after his managers tossed aside Hornacek, who, to his credit, mumbled nothing but pleasantries, Dolan talked to a New York Post writer and slipped a shiv in the ribs of the recently departed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka ruthlessly tossed aside defending U.S. Open champion Angelique Kerber in the first round on Tuesday, but she warned that she was just getting started at Flushing Meadows, where she used to practice.
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This is truly his heart speaking and this is exactly who the man is — a narcissistic, misogynistic, bigoted racist, who believes that women are inferior objects to be used and abused and tossed aside when it benefits him.
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At the end of this back and forth, there are a significant number of Republicans who truly believe that fraudulent votes were cast, and a significant number of Democrats who believe that lawfully cast votes were tossed aside.
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Anyways, no franchise does Big Sad better than Toy Story, a series that's about making a child happy and then inevitably being tossed aside by the person you love the most in this world when they grow up.
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Here, conservatives celebrate the successes in Mr. Trump's short time in office: a conservative Supreme Court justice now seated; Mexico and Canada back to the trading table; red tape cut; the E.P.A. hamstrung; climate change nonsense tossed aside.
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Because I think it happens so often that people are given this one shot, and then if it doesn't work on that one shot, they're just like ripped apart and tossed aside and nobody gives them a second chance.
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Having personally been involved in promoting U.S. soybeans in China, Mexico, and around the world, it is heartbreaking to see all that hard work, not to mention farmer- and taxpayer-invested funds, tossed aside due to a flawed protectionist theory.
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About a third did not receive the signoff of both home-state senators, a courtesy for a nomination to move forward that was tossed aside in late 2017 by Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, then the Judiciary Committee's Republican chairman.
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The latest poisoning raised the prospect that in their haste to flee the area, the would-be assassins simply tossed aside a top secret, Soviet-designed weapon that the British authorities, despite a cleanup operation that lasted weeks, failed to discover.
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But critics say any effort by Republicans in recent years to tread lightly around racially sensitive issues has been tossed aside by Mr. Trump, who has created a permission structure for other politicians to mimic his behavior, political strategists said.
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The European Union's commitment to renewable energy, intended to move the continent towards a clean energy future, is tossed aside by a Polish government haunted by painful recollections of the Soviet era and first and foremost preoccupied with energy security.
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I found these rules absurd and fascinating in the odd world they described, a world that operated according to logic I was certain, as a naïve and liberal-leaning college student, was about to be tossed aside in this world.
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Last year, a military veteran living in Massachusetts's sixth congressional district tossed aside a piece of mail from the Veterans Administration, without realizing that the information he needed to access his benefits was buried at the end of the six-page letter.
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On the bus in Waverly, Mr. Buttigieg said his rivals had been unfailingly polite to him in their private interactions, though he acknowledged that his success may have irked those who have seen years of presidential campaign planning tossed aside by his rise.
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The pre-election story line was tossed aside when the national exit polls showed an electorate that was even more diverse than it was in 239, while showing Mr. Obama faring worse among white voters than any Democrat since Walter Mondale in 22012.
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With investors bidding up stock prices and pouring billions of dollars into money-losing start-ups as if nothing could go wrong, it is all the more frightening and infuriating that officials have so quickly tossed aside the lessons from the last crisis.
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While he declared that Mr. Trump's strategy of trying to crush the Iranian economy with sanctions would fail, he expressed no anger and portrayed his government as the one that was abiding by international agreements that the United States had tossed aside.
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But look, when the president sort of tossed aside the author of the recognition of the meeting by tweeting what he did he kind of opened the door for A.G. Sulzberger, who is 37-year-old rookie publisher at the Times to challenge him.
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But that consensus was tossed aside when in June 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court decided by a 5-4 vote to strike down a key provision that had enabled the Justice Department to challenge the worst of state and local laws that impeded voting.
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Nearby, a small colony of clay shapes that might have been squeezed between human fingers lays in a row; elsewhere they form a haphazard cluster, as if fashioned and then tossed aside after their original purpose was forgotten, or they were simply no longer necessary.
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When Nikoloz Basilashvili walked into Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday, few in the crowd regarded him as much more than a pawn to be captured and tossed aside by top-seeded Rafael Nadal in the Spaniard's pursuit of a fourth United States Open championship.
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When he launched his campaign in 2015, Mr. Trump almost instantly tossed aside his prepared speech, and instead went on a nearly hourlong riff about immigration, about the United States being taken advantage of and about Mexico not sending "their best" to the country.
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In many ways it hews to the popular conventions of the "open world" genre — a term that arose to describe titles like Rockstar Games's famed Grand Theft Auto series, which tossed aside the linear levels of older games in favor of endlessly explorable virtual environments.
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There's the infamous Christmas-party flashing; the multiple skirts tossed aside thanks to a too-strong breeze...and the unintentional underwear reveals that came along with it; and the shirts of various styles that flew open when the wearer really would have preferred them to stay closed.
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And when, as a finale, Chenoweth tossed aside the microphone to deliver a heartbroken rendition of "I Will Always Love You" (by Dolly Parton, one of the many female singers to whom tribute was paid), I found tears in my eyes for the first time that night.
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True to his longtime form as a thorn in the side of the N.F.L., he wants to use the opportunity to remind everyone about the plight of retired players and how he thinks they are often tossed aside by the league that profited from their talents.
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No. 3, Capote's, still looked much as he had described it, a large room with a high, vaulted ceiling, where I could imagine him toiling away on "Summer Crossing," a previously tossed aside novel that he had once again picked up and was published posthumously in 2005.
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Thomas B. Edsall As the forces of reaction outpace movements predicated on the ideal of progress, and as traditional norms of political competition are tossed aside, it's clear that the internet and social media have succeeded in doing what many feared and some hoped they would.
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But for now, those concerns are being tossed aside for what looks like a can't-lose opportunity for everyone involved: Building owners can charge above market rates, real estate groups can profit by subleasing to growers, and growers can make enough money to afford the steep rents.
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Yet like everything else about the hour-long get-together, which involved Mr Trump becoming the first serving American president to set foot in North Korea, the social-media invitation seemed designed to heighten the sense of drama and flourish, while the old diplomatic rulebook was tossed aside.
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Watch them notice the guard driving, take the foul for the greater good, and force him to the line to get the game into a half-court situation, only to see those hopes utterly dashed and tossed aside when Manu manages to use THEIR body to contort himself midair.
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All the exhortations to bipartisanship in the world will not do much good if members that work hard to develop bipartisan plans see them held hostage to unrelated special interest demands and then see the deals they reached with the hostage-takers tossed aside less than a month later.
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During a men's fencing event, raucous Brazilian fans tossed aside the sport's typically convoluted rules of decorum — cheering is all right, but only at certain moments — as they shook the stands with continuous spasms of celebration and booed anyone who notched a point against one of their own.
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If they have a lot of supposedly "crazy" exes, and a lot of other people that they've kind of tossed aside in their path, and don't have a great relationship with their family or a lot of friends, that's because they're going from person to person and destroying those bridges.
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We would be foolish not to embrace the central message of our predicament: that we must come together to survive, that we are fragile despite our capacity to create and destroy, that the tribal divisions that have defined our moral choices over the past millennia must be tossed aside for our own good.
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But with the editor Doug Lussenhop, they tossed aside the premise and reinvented the sketch in postproduction, zeroing in on one strange line they said in unison — "Oooh, mama" — repeating it in a loop over the same images of Tim and Eric throwing tantrums in a basement, adding awkward pauses and clumsy zooms.
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While the stitching would seem to situate Ginzel's the art within woman's work and domesticity, I cannot help but think that the choice of a tissue package comments on the way society frames women and the idea of beauty in terms of usefulness and disposability: They too are both to be used and tossed aside.
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Some have compared this to the infamous conference committee process Republicans used to finalize their Medicare Part D bill back in 2003, in which a moderate bill passed by the Senate with bipartisan support was tossed aside in favor of a more partisan bill crafted by the pharmaceutical industry and preferred by GOP leaders.
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Some conservative norms — such as cutting deficits — have been tossed aside during President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's first two years in office, a time when the GOP held majorities in the house and Senate.
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Last weekend, they performed it on X Factor in a much less coy 'Mean Girls do the Winter Talent Show' sort of way; stomping around the stage like four militant choreographers in a theatre school, flanked by a troupe of dancers in thigh high boots and oversized tees brandishing the struck-through names of previous lovers (the shirts are pulled off and tossed aside during the crescendo, because what is revenge pop without an aggressive visual metaphor).
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" For his own part, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE quickly tossed aside any sensible notion of decorum or detachment in demanding that his former friend and lawyer be sent to jail to rot: "You mean he can do all of the TERRIBLE, unrelated to Trump, things having to do with fraud, big loans, taxis, etc.
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FloWater caters to schools, colleges, fitness centers, hotels and offices, and, in the words of CEO Rich Razgaitis, set out to address four environmental concerns from the outset: obesity in the U.S., which has been tied in part to the rise of sugary, carbonated beverages; the nearly 40 billion single-use plastic water bottles that are used and tossed aside every year; the millions of barrels of oil and hundreds of millions of pounds of CO43 byproduct waste used to create and transport bottled water; and the toxins in single-use plastic bottles, including endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
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