There's a reason the tried and true brands are tried and true, and Banana Republic is the classic pick when it comes to buying fantastic button-downs.
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These tips are tried and true practices, but hardly bulletproof.
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That's a tried and true approach that might work... eventually.
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The tried and true approach to despotism is martial law.
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They don't need that, so we're going tried and true.
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The company believed this tactic to be tried and true.
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Stick to tried and true positions that involve minimal acrobatics.
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Here's the latest sampling of this tried and true response:
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For Zebari, such convictions without action are coming tried and true.
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And water remains the tried and true beverage for better health.
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So why are we leaving this tried and true rocket behind?
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I also opt for my tried and true Fresh face wash.
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Some storytelling tropes are tired, but others are tried and true.
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Sweet Potato Casserole This classic recipe is Thanksgiving tried and true.
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No real tricks or shortcuts unfortunately, just tried and true diligence.
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"It's a tried and true formula," Atlanta coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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NIMBYism — not in my backyard — is a tried and true practice.
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No tried and true producers wanted to work with us [laughs].
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A return to the tried and true method is in order.
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So he turned to a tried and true strategy: Follow Google.
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There's no tried-and-true recipe for the perfect Coachella beauty look.
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It's far simpler: Crying "false flag" is a tried and true tactic.
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I feel vindicated about going with a tried-and-true brownie yesterday.
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Fidel Castro was a frank and tried and true friend of Russia.
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When in doubt, stick with the tried and true rule: "Never Tweet."
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Nah, Bobby's just gonna' go the tried-and-true gay panic route.
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Fortunately, there are some tried and true methods of testing prosocial behavior.
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Flying bombers is a tried-and-true method of calming ally nerves.
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Before "Single Parents" kicks off, two tried-and-true family sitcoms return.
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Then there's the tried and true tactic of beating up the press.
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It initially relied on tried-and-true tactics: cutting jobs and investment.
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Or do you turn on one of your tried-and-true favorites?
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That's when we thank the stars for our tried-and-true formulas.
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Or perhaps the producers could go a more tried-and-true route.
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Frosted Flakes is a tried-and-true breakfast staple for most children.
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There's always the tried and true boho femme, and of course rocker chic.
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And sometimes, full sizes of tried-and-true picks beat the value minis.
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Other animals, in contrast, stick with a few tried and true fighting rituals.
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It's a tried-and-true combination of memorization, muscle memory, and applied theory.
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Yet the chief methods of prevention, abstinence and condoms, are tried and true.
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I wasn't a tried and true actor and it was a huge gamble.
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And the sexiest food of them all is a tried-and-true favorite.
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Tried-and-true Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) also keeps churning out consistently growing earnings.
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That tried and true 7th-grade tactic is what Trump is doing here.
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Being a tried-and-true teenager, she snapped a pics of her drink.
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Primarily because the Flyers went with the tried-and-true Bart Simpson method.
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Jade uses VSCO, a tried-and-true favorite in the preset filter department.
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Buy-and-hold investing is a tried and true long-term investment strategy.
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His preferred curse word, multiple people say: The tried-and-true F-bomb.
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But it is also a very tried and true form of Trumpian terror.
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A tried-and-true technique that delivers perfectly undone waves every single time.
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I guess DMT's still the tried and true drug route to meeting God.
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Or, continue on for some images that are tried and true Zoom masterpieces.
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Though traditional architecture is tried and true, "it's in and out," he said.
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Or keep to the tried-and-true favorites — there is no wrong answer.
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Yet I always find myself returning to my tried-and-true, Lancôme's primer.
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And Mr. Mueller is sticking to his tried-and-true P.R. strategy: silence.
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Progressive taxation is another tried-and-true remedy, when it is actually applied.
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For my return trip, I turned back to my tried-and-true favorite.
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Focus on the tried-and-true self-care methods: sleep, exercise and science.
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This chocolate cake is my tried-and-true favorite sweet in this city.
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On the other, it's among the most tried-and-true scams in history.
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This technique of "pulling" is tried-and-true — and gets us every time. 2.
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They also prefer tried-and-true sex positions, such as missionary or doggy style.
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But as Verizon's report shows, the tried-and-true method remains the phishing attack.
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Who knows, maybe you'll replace your tried-and-true Essie shade for something new.
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So look before you leap into the tried-and-true inflation-hedging asset classes.
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This is a tried and true Bollywood tradition; Why talk when you can dance?
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Wall Street banks are horning in on a tried-and-true Silicon Valley business.
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It's a tried and true folding method that has served Brompton well for decades.
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But sometimes you just need something tried and true, like sturdy cast iron cookware.
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Modellers favour NETs that use plants because they are a tried and true technology.
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Will Roman resist the temptations of success to stay on the tried and true?
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That's why we're getting creative with our tried-and-true knits, coats, and more.
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The ASF will help MXNet to adopt its tried and true open-source processes.
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In times of uncertainty, pop culture almost always returns to the tried and true.
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But he sees his work, as well as Schawinski's, as tried-and-true science.
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The Bachelor and The Bachelorette follow a pretty tried-and-true formula these days.
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But for garlic lovers tried and true, that is not necessarily a bad thing.
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Tech nerds will say it's a boring old design, but it's tried and true.
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The pattern is tried and true; the tough question is how to break it.
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Those seeking change should use the tried-and-true method of working through Congress.
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It's a tried and true (and not always easy) method of earning some cash.
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Miss America has been a tried-and-true tradition since 1921, 98 years ago.
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Eaves chose the distiller's Russell's Reserve instead as a tried-and-true Kentucky bourbon.
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Her biting, tough-as-nails honesty is for other tried and true New Yorkers.
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When cooking your scallops, pan-seared or grilled is the tried-and-true method.
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Of course, there remains a tried and true method to achieve this policy: debasement.
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Collectively, most of these wines added good options to the tried-and-true selections.
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Here are some tried and true ways to find legitimate work-from-home jobs.
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For traditionalists, our apple pie, pumpkin pie and pecan pie are tried-and-true.
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Using his tried and true playbook, he hired multiple lawyers to contact The Times.
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This is their tried and true scare tactic, but it is just not true.
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On the transportation side, user fees are the tried and true source of funds.
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It's also a tried and true look for other presidential candidates from cycles past.
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A tried and true process of who gets jobs is based on personal taste.
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Our hope is that our tried and true fans will accept the new material.
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It does the job, and it does it in a reasonable amount of time, but I think it is also worth considering that this game uses tried-and-true ways of delivering narrative to get to a plurality of tried-and-true stories.
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Of course, both nicknames are tried-and-true classics used by couples around the world.
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"We have a tendency to settle into tried and true pathways [of thought]," he said.
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There's a reason that Tinder is the dating app du jour; it's tried-and-true.
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Fortunately, the fashion crowd plays favorites, and certain styles have become tried-and-true winners.
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I picked three of these tried and true methods and put them to the test.
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It's really simple to incorporate this tried-and-true anti-inflammatory technique into your routine.
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In looking to add new revenue streams, Airbnb is eyeing some tried and true models.
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We're essentially rehashing a tried-and-true tourism propaganda campaign—only this time, in space.
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Swift started as a tried-and-true country musician, and yet — no mention of it.
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Mark Zuckerberg: So then, so this is a kind of a tried and true thing.
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He finished by misting the hair with the tried-and-true L'Oreal Elnett hair spray.
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Now, she's sharing her tried-and-true recipe for PEOPLE's exclusive series My Food Story.
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But his transgressive antics are a tried and true piece of the pop star life.
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Luckily, there's never been a better time to stock up on tried-and-true favorites.
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Sierra Burgess Is A Loser follows many tried and true tropes of teen rom-coms.
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In fact, Carol Danvers' whole story is a variation on a tried-and-true formula.
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Speaking of leftovers—you could, of course, go with the tried-and-true turkey sandwich.
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It's a tried-and-true method, with little in the way of actual operational depth.
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Jim Cramer has always encouraged the tried and true method of doing homework on stocks.
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Miley figured out the tried-and-true way to show off an engagement ring offhandedly.
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A nice karaoke night is a tried-and-true way to blow off some steam.
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The judge rejected the tried and true rationale for raising taxes every government agency uses.
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It's impossible to resist the beauty of tried-and-true squirrel-in-a-mask gags.
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Pros: Classic design, tried-and-true Gore-Tex material, plush padded insolesCons: Not much support
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Tried and true, simple and straightforward, the Logitech G Pro wired mouse is a workhorse.
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With our tried-and-true "burrito" method, you'll have no trouble getting the job done.
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You're better off with more tried-and-true methods, including guided meditation and deep breathing.
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Often, these are the ones that are tried and true, debugged over centuries of experimentation.
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This wasn't the tried-and-true capital versus labor strategy Obama used against Mitt Romney.
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From the tried-and-true favorites that will always be top of the charts — i.e.
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For others, it was a matter of pushing tried-and-true methods harder than before.
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Paul Mitchell, a tried and true professional brand, has a variety of vegan hair products.
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Joe Lacob is what you call a believer, a tried-and-true Silicon Valley apostle.
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We have the capacity to tackle the underlying costs with a tried-and-true solution.
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Insult comedy is a tried-and-true genre that can provide a valuable social function.
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He planned to use the tried-and-true method of inactivation to make a vaccine.
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How does its "ki pulse" fit into the tried-and-true, stamina-driven combat model?
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Riding the draft is the beginning of "mirroring," and it's a tried-and-true sales strategy.
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Three years later, we're still calling upon the trend to jazz up tried-and-true looks.
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This tried-and-true maneuver might save the patient, but the leg would no longer function.
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Of course, there will always be the tried and true denim cut-offs and crocheted dresses.
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Animals and ball pits are a tried and true formula for a good pick-me-up.
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Certain prints are so tried and true they can elevate your outfit without a second thought.
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Using a tried and true strategy, the phony poll, opponents of McCain spread a complete falsehood.
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Start with these tried-and-true products that Hollywood models and actresses use on the regular.
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Tapping nostalgia is a tried and true move as a new technology starts to take hold.
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Lynda Lynda is the learning website everyone knows best, and boy is it tried and true.
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Click ahead for five tried-and-true tips to make holiday flying a lot less stressful.
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So Trump becomes the nominee and he is basically handed this tried and true, effective foundation.
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Before you throw in the towel — or rag — give these tried-and-true hacks a go.
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Try something new or stick to your tried and true classic—either way, it's totally free.
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Susan Collins (ME) and Lisa Murkowski (AK) are "no" votes; tried-and-true party stalwart Sen.
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This new business venture brings Valentine and Spade back to some tried-and-true terrain: accessories.
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Leave it to Deadpool himself to give tried-and-true fans a look at Deadpool 2.
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But with that tried-and-true, no-frills formula can come a stagnated sense of creativity.
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Do you have tried-and-true techniques for getting a better-tasting meal for less money?
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The tried and true approach of passive investing is backed up by a lot of evidence.
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Tech nerds will say the iPads have a boring old design, but it's tried and true.
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Tori Tried and True will air weekly on YouTube, Facebook Watch, and Instagram starting Nov. 15.
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They're a tried-and-true way to paint a political opponent as being soft on crime.
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Here are 20 tried-and-true GIFs that have seen their fair share of Refinery29 inboxes.
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But how exactly do you give your tried-and-true routine a jolt of fresh inspiration?
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If it's focus he's after, you could offer a lame but tried and true strategy: sleep.
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Another tried and true strategy for hooking the jittery and flighty attention of sugary cereal consumers?
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It&aposs innovative and somewhat philosophical but grounded in tried-and-true old-school investing tactics.
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"Senator Sanders is tried and true," wrote a "moderately conservative" woman from Berkeley County, West Virginia.
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I throw in some other stuff, too, but in general they are my tried and true.
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Mixing tried-and-true personas of the male wardrobe, with D.I.Y. flair, was an O'Brien signature.
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Milan's a bit more old fashioned and of course, Paris is the tried-and-true favorite.
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Can the revamped version of an old card really compete with a tried and true classic?
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The operation, the state officials explained, was a complex, tried-and-true way to embezzle funds.
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Valiant's Faith is built on the tried-and-true credos of hope, optimism, and alter egos.
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Jeff Sessions, also deployed another tried-and-true tactic in their hearings -- declining comment due to ignorance.
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Trump went for the tried and true: the unfashionable yet ubiquitous simple pleasure of the Big Mac.
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Shifting the borders of Hallin's spheres is a tried and true strategy for winning contentious political battles.
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The tried-and-true formula to make any great thing even better is to just add pugs.
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Apply the tried and true attitudes of the cautious investor and then add another soupçon of caution.
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Today, I'm eating some leftover chicken and dumplings from a tried and true Martha Stewart recipe. Yummm.
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Read on for five tried-and-true ways to book a baller trip experience on a budget.
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There's a roadmap for The Walking Dead in the comics, and it's a tried-and-true path.
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Just as tried-and-true as tea tree oil for your pimples or rose water for dullness.
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Ahead, the tried-and-true makeup and skin care tips that actually work... Sepia filter be damned.
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If you don't push yourself beyond this tried-and-true combination, fall dressing can get old...fast.
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The car crash is a tried and true form, and tonight's episode "Jukebox Hero," proved that XXXX.
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ARC'TERYX MEN&aposS CAPTIVE SS POLO Gifting a shirt is a tried and true Father's Day gift.
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Everlywell helps customers find mail-order blood tests and runs their analysis through tried-and-true labs.
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At least, that's the case with my tried-and-true iPad Pro and Magic Keyboard Cover combo.
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Ahead, six of our favorite eye masks for every concern, plus a tried-and-true application technique.
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They went with the tried and true method of just ignoring the advice of the higher ups.
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There will also be tried-and-true forms of security, such as metal detectors and pat-downs.
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For Super Mario Run, that means the tried and true platformer filtered through a reimagined control scheme.
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Despite the star's experimental nature, though, she does fall back on a few tried-and-true staples.
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Jeans I've reached a point in my life where I like things that are tried and true.
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"I have my tried-and-true books at home, the ones I use every day," she said.
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Using leverage of this nature is a tried and true tactic of federal prosecutors, and it works.
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The tried and true methodology rates the states based on the attributes that matter most to business.
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To summarize the tried-and-true tale: Costs are up, while ticket sales and donations are down.
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Ms. Sanders, eager to move on, invoked a tried-and-true spin doctor tactic: Next question, please.
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But the new app offers an update of this tried-and-true system for the digital age.
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President Xi Jinping is using tried-and-true methods to craft a personality cult reminiscent of Mao.
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Further Reading Teachers often turn to the same tried and true books for high school reading assignments.
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Dairy milk, the tried-and-true classic milk choice, sets the taste standard for all other milks.
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Instead, we largely got the tried and true, and fancy guests who weren't always worth the airfare.
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But as with podcasts for adults, word of mouth is still the tried and true discovery method.
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In the final months of the campaign, Mr. Najib fell back on tried-and-true money politics.
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All the new ways to repurpose your tried and true garments into totally rogue, thoroughly original outfits!
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Personally, I would have also liked a few tried-and-true pre-mixed options to choose from.
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Also, there are some tried-and-true leading indicators of recession that are signaling danger dead ahead.
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No, the tried and true know that the electoral fortunes of political elites is America's paramount concern.
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Below are a few tried-and-true tips for mastering your brand's customer service using social media.
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Going after the current frontrunner in the polls is a tried-and-true way to achieve that.
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That makes things especially dangerous when these suggestions are passed off as tried-and-true financial advice.
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" Clinton went on to say that the RNC's data operation was "tried and true" with an "effective foundation.
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Once again, Pyongyang is following its tried and true diplomatic playbook of pocketing concessions and stalling for time.
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But if you want to use either tried and true MVP argument, you keep coming back to McDavid.
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Instead, they're reaching back in their propaganda playbook for some tried-and-true tropes about the United States.
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The tried-and-true oil quickly absorbs into the skin for maximum hydration while helping diminish stretch marks.
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"The Finest Hours" never departs from a tried-and-true formula, but that's one of its quaint charms.
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Let us know in the comments, below, and tell us your favorite, tried-and-true PMS beauty warriors.
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Click ahead for seven tried-and-true decorating tips — courtesy 0f Pinterest — to create the illusion of space.
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Jimmy Kimmel is not above spoofing the United Airlines debacle with his tried and true Matt Damon joke.
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For Lily Aldridge and Rachel Zoe this year's looks were all about tried and true fashion industry standards.
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It's not officially fall until you zip into your tried-and-true pair of fall ankle boots again.
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My personal tried-and-true go-to is Conture, an anti-aging sonic skincare that's just downright miraculous.
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And he stuck to his tried-and-true formula when it came to her new Sweetner tour looks.
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"So Trump becomes the nominee and he is basically handed this tried and true, effective foundation," Clinton said.
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Tried and true, Weight Watchers was rated the best diet choice in three out of the nine categories.
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Amazon, on the other hand, works from its own tried-and-true playbook for scorched-earth market domination.
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It's a tried and true method, but apparently the kids of Chattanooga are too "Gen Z" for that.
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Maybe the left should think about going back to attacking a more tried and true bugaboo: the wealthy.
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A tried-and-true hurdle for any spaceflight program, especially missions that involve people, is the steep cost.
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Most women need clitoral stimulation, and using a vibrator is a tried-and-true way of introducing it.
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Ahead, we're solving all of your bold lipstick qualms with some tried-and-true lip and outfit combos.
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AND THAT'S I'M CONFIDENT WE HAVE A GOOD LEADERSHIP TEAM THAT IS TRIED AND TRUE AND HAS PRODUCED.
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For now, the hall has a chance to entice the Hamburg public away from the tried and true.
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But it doesn't find any new ways to be scary and instead relies on tried-and-true frights.
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Read on for their tried-and-true advice on choosing the perfect glam squad for your big day.
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The 22-year-old has decided to record a couple of tried-and-true tunes by his contemporaries.
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And the bright blushes are giving our tried-and-true peaches and pinks a run for their money.
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Nancy Pelosi than Balderson, and his victory gives Republicans evidence that their tried-and-true playbook still works.
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The lettuce leaves something to be desired, but otherwise, this is the gold standard, the tried-and-true.
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BEIJING — China turned to a tried-and-true recipe to cook up another three months of respectable growth.
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So I resorted to the tried-and-true small talk of travelers: Was this trip business or pleasure?
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During these anxiety-provoking times, it's important to remember the tried-and-true anxiety prevention and reduction strategies.
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The South Carolina debate made it very difficult for Bloomberg to position himself as tried-and-true Democrat.
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And, he knows that the most tried and true way back into Trump's good graces is total flattery.
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The forecast was rain and plenty of it, due in large part to Offset's tried-and-true technique.
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His tried and true method of driving across the state speaking to voters has endeared him to many.
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I guess it's asking too much for people to veer from the tried-and-true under such circumstances.
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LOS ANGELES — Thanksgiving movie audiences stuck with the equivalent of grandma's green beans almondine — the tried and true.
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It's a smart strategy supported by one of the league's most tried and true governing principles: Talent rules.
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But Cuevas believes that using the military's tried and true strategies can have an impact down the road.
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And like those ventures, the Islamic State hews to a few tried-and-true techniques for boosting user engagement.
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It's a tried-and-true method the ride-hail company has used when facing regulatory issues in the past.
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It's a tried and true trope of startups: the 21-year-old college dropout founder with a brilliant idea.
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Cramer is bringing back the tried and true method of "riding the tiger" for Micron, Seagate and Western Digital.
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So, it might not be as chic, but I'll be sticking to my tried-and-true, American cleansing routine.
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To clean off the funds, Prevezon reportedly turned to a tried-and-true arena: the luxury real estate market.
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Pros: 13 different color combinations to choose from, tried-and-true designCons: Pushes the limits of affordability at $130
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Not to be defeated by the night, we engaged in a tried-and-true New York coping mechanism: pizza.
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This is not a lone wolf; this is now a pattern that&aposs been tried-and-true by ISIS.
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Unfortunately, budget-minded travelers who rely on tried-and-true cost-saving hacks might get lost in the process.
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Basic styles are basic for a reason: At the end of the day, they're a tried and true pick.
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According to reports, Benson and Delevingne are a tried-and-true summer relationship, having first appeared in late May.
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A tried-and-true classic among couples of all genders, 69-ing makes it easy to please both partners.
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For some, the go-to is a buffing makeup brush, while others rely on their tried-and-true Beautyblender.
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It seems pretty tried and true ... every president since Theodore Roosevelt has had a pooch in the White House.
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It comes down to perishability: Fresh food breaks tried and true delivery models, and drives costs through the roof.
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But hey, even the tried-and-true classics need a fresh tweak or two every once in a while.
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It's easy to fall into a vacation rut — returning to the same tried-and-true spots again and again.
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For his second dance-floor-worthy single this year, Sam Smith employed a tried-and-true pop production team.
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The drinks are inventive and unique; this is not the place to stick to your tried-and-true staples.
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Sure, AirPods Pro are the newer craze, but AirPods 2 are tried and true (and a whole lot cheaper).
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If you've exhausted all of the tried-and-true productivity strategies, it might be time to try something unconventional.
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While group home-buying ventures may seem novel to these forward-thinking friends, the blueprint is tried and true.
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To help streamline the process, we've rounded up a few of our tried-and-true favorites for interior buys.
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For polo purists (or Lacoste enthusiasts), there are some styles that stay faithful to the tried-and-true shape.
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Burners and the tried-and-true 911 system are about as high tech as borderland rescue gets right now.
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Click on for 17 tried-and-true tips that will help get you snap the 'gram of your dreams.
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Our tried and true methodology aims to rate the states based on the attributes that matter most to business.
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As for me, I think I'd prefer to stick with my tried-and-true method of building them myself.
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Jordyn was clearly seeking out cameras ... her choice of restaurants was a tried-and-true paparazzi hangout -- Mr Chow.
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It is not a good idea to order anything at Cav's much beyond those tried-and-true Australian classics.
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So, if you want to gauge interest anytime soon, we recommend a tried-and-true thermometer: the thirst trap.
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A tried-and-true compression top, fit-tested on real people, which is included in the Trans Pride collection.
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The lesson appears to involve being careful what you wish for -- a tried-and-true wrinkle of such fare.
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This means there is no tried and true path to victory, and far fewer polls to guide the way.
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With the Tread, the company used that same tried-and-true formula to deliver a high-quality treadmill experience.
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Unfortunately for Apple CEO Tim Cook, he seems to be the exception to that otherwise tried and true rule.
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The new colors are a big selling point over the tried and true space gray, silver and gold options.
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Following in my mom&aposs footsteps, I now use Vaseline Lip Therapy — a basic yet tried-and-true solution.
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So trust us, this is a tried and true way for getting through the winter to the bounty of spring.
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Brown, 13, gave her Instagram followers some of her tried-and-true beauty tips Thursday during a live Instagram video.
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Jim Cramer is bringing back the tried and true method of "riding the tiger" for Micron, Seagate and Western Digital.
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The start-up is a tried and true software company that has developed software products to help airlines compete online.
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That means scoring them on more than 60 metrics in 10 categories of competitiveness under our tried-and-true methodology.
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If you need to raise money for aid, the tried-and-true method is to sell good old-fashioned lemonade.
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As hinted above, The Swift Life is a major deviation from Glu's tried and true free-to-play game model.
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At the same time, the world's first digital generation has melded these tried-and-true activist methods with social media.
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There is, interestingly, a tried-and-true way to advance an agenda that's favorable to unpopular cable and telecom companies.
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The colors are some of our tried-and-true favorites: a textured mock croc black, deep brown, and cool white.
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But for now, the company is hyper-focused on geographical expansion of their tried and true model of child-transportation.
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But what Ratcliffe lacks in intelligence experience, he makes up for in his tried-and-true support of conservative ideals.
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Investors may be best served by these tried and true methods: portfolio diversification, fundamental analysis and a bit of patience.
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Having a few tried-and-true recipes — ones I know I can whip up blindfolded — streamlines the meal prep process.
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Never being absolutely certain where you stand in the Trump orbit is one of his tried and true management techniques.
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While the above strategies are tried and true, you should build upon them with other activities that work for you.
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Now he just needs to combine his new skills with some of his tried-and-true "Pony" and Beyoncé moves.
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When it comes to teeth-whitening products, Crest has become a tried-and-true name with its line of Whitestrips.
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But the humble pin has a secret talent — and no, we're not talking about its tried-and-true disappearing act.
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Best to stick with the tried and true guidelines and save the (IRL) smiley face for your in-person interview.
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Trade agreements where both sides lower their barriers are a tried-and-true method of this kind of trade liberalization.
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Make no mistake: What Trump is doing with the Cohen tape is a tried and true deflection method for him.
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So I went back to the tried and true Horsky Tally Counter that I've used for other tasks for years.
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Gabbard may use the tried-and-true tactic of discussing her service alongside soldiers of multiple religious and ethnic backgrounds.
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We must return to the safety of tried-and-true winning tactics such as discussing the economy and health care.
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Some of these are brand-new, some you can try before anyone else, and some are tried-and-true features.
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To address the disease outbreak, we can rely on tried-and-true planning and preparation that was begun long ago.
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Whatever the reason, "the president has been clear" is one of the press secretary's most tried-and-true fallback responses.
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It is a tried and true method, but the elder Alonso admitted he left it in a little too long.
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Try a new game: Our crossword columnist suggests five tried and true classics that will entertain both kids and adults.
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With high-praise in InStyle, Total Beauty, and Self, Miss Jessie's Pillow Soft Curls is a tried-and-true favorite.
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The transportation industry is teetering between tried-and-true business models of the past and an alluring, but uncertain, future.
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The plot is similarly syncretic, a mélange of updated folklore, contemporary eco-spiritualism and tried-and-true Disney-Pixar formula.
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But there is one tried and true way to overcome the excuses and break the gridlock: presidential leadership with deadlines.
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They can be simple or complex, tried and true or novel and used for highly visible or completely unknown purposes.
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More so than most items in our makeup bags, mascara is the most tried-and-true, ride-or-die item.
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First, there is the tried-and-true merger play of becoming more profitable through consolidation and expansion into new markets.
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Poe is a tried and true supporter of this relationship, which has allowed multiple sectors of our economy to grow.
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Casetify is another tried-and-true company that makes teen-friendly cases, and I've had great luck with Speck, too.
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Here, Ellery shares a few tried-and-true entertaining tips for ensuring that everything comes together as effortlessly as possible.
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We actually have a tried-and-true formula for that — one employed by every great American president since our founding.
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What is it about Halloween that sends all of our carefully crafted, tried-and-true standards for beauty out the window?
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For those less adventurous, you could stick with a play on a tried-and-true classic with the Caramel Pumpkin Macchiato.
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In terms of general dating sites, we really like Match, which has a tried-and-true algorithm and huge user base.
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After the reign of Captain Chaos in the White House, voters just might be in the mood for tried and true.
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Google Home Mini — $34 See Details Nothing beats the tried and true original, and the same goes for the Google Home.
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Angela "Big Ang" Raiola is in the fight of her life, but even tried-and-true fighters have to cry sometimes.
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"When we signed our lease, we went through the tried and true process of negotiation to lower the rent, " writes Matt.
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In the meantime, stick by that tried and true mantra: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
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Yet the U.S. is a very different market than China, and the path of monetizing via ads is tried and true.
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On one hand, we have the tried and true PC, a refined device you'll likely purchase from HP, Dell, or Lenovo.
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Sometimes, a tried-and-true lipstick just needs a little makeover to gain more popularity — and there's nothing wrong with that.
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I put together some tried-and-true text messages to send when you want to flirt but haven't started sexting yet.
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It's a tried and true method, one that's so easy to replicate that many other YouTubers are doing the same thing.
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A tried-and-true smoky eye is fine, but one with a graphic shape and colorful finish is so much bolder.
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Some engineered-wood manufacturers may choose to use the new adhesive but stick to their tried and true methods of manufacturing.
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The question is whether German firms can combine their tried-and-true magic formula with some Anglo-Saxon thrust and vim.
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This tried and true Gap pair will have you buying more than one so you can keep them in constant rotation.
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It can be stressful to switch out tried-and-true methods, especially when you spent so much time figuring them out.
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Ahead, we've gathered the Duchess of Sussex's tried-and-true items you can mix-and-match for October 31 and beyond.
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This is the financial version of the tried-and-true airline mantra: Affix your own oxygen mask before assisting others, people.
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A male hero's grief in the aftermath of shocking violence against a woman is a tried-and-true element of storytelling.
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It is "old tried-and-true technology being applied (probably in a very reasonable way) to relevant problems," he told Axios.
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If you're low on counter space, the tried-and-true Ninja Foodi will be your go-to appliance for every meal.
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In fact, these proposed changes are based on tried-and-true, data-driven changes made by a number of conservative states.
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But tried-and-true methods like better forest management, planting forests, and keeping carbon in farm soil are exceptionally land-intensive.
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The aesthetic is less streetwear-inclined than some of its competitors, offering a step back towards tried-and-true gym basics.
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There is no reason why the tried and true policies that worked in the past cannot be modernized and tried again.
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After all, Ivanka could always use the tried-and-true rude teen method and publicly condemn some of her father's actions.
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And, it makes for a fresh update to the tried-and-true LBD, as the three celeb-approved looks ahead prove.
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Apple AirPods Sure, AirPods Pro are the newer craze, but AirPods 2 are tried and true (and a whole lot cheaper).
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Becoming a good winemaker requires experimenting with a range of tried and true methods, both in the vineyard and the cellar.
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The political left has successfully resurrected the tried and true method of shaming companies into not cooperating with the White House.
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This language, which provides a clear definition of a pyramid scheme is tried and true for shutting down these destructive operations.
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One tried-and-true way to cure a debilitating case of the Mondays is to indulge in a little retail therapy.
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Similarly, Uniqlo has its tried-and-true range of HeatTech basics, made of a moisture-wicking fabric that keeps heat in.
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Why not do the same for your makeup routine by putting a new spin on a tried-and-true beauty look?
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Indeed, most attendees stuck with tried-and-true red-carpet trends — think head-to-toe bling, lingerie dressing, and embroidered suits.
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His solution involves extensive video projections, but also tried-and-true stage magic like shadows, swirling mist and lots of fog.
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A tried-and-true value fund, it has not chased after fashionable technology stocks, which has also hurt short-term performance.
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There are many places that do it, but we decided to stick with three tried and true options that we've used.Wine.comWine.
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We rounded up six tried-and-true strategies from early retirees and super-savers that don't require much time or effort.
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But since those early days, China has relied heavily on one tried-and-true method: forming joint ventures with foreign partners.
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You would think it might get boring, blaming everything on foreigners and commies, but its political utility is tried and true.
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Given the evolving and unpredictable nature of any viral outbreak, analysts have no tried and true way to model the event.
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In an age of expanded, digitally enabled ectoplasmic possibility, Mr. Lowery takes a tried-and-true, low-tech, Halloween-costume approach.
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Let's face it, not all sites or apps are following the tried and true news rule of being vigilantly fact-based.
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And parents have been keen to pick up tried-and-true board games from their childhood to put beneath the tree.
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A holiday special is a delicate balancing act; like horror movies, you want to stick to the tried-and-true formula.
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So he and his administration are relying on a tried and true Republican technique: attacking abortion rights to appease their base.
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Then, there are the tried-and-true side hustles, like renting out a room or driving for a ride-share service.
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While it seems like a steep departure from Nintendo's most tried and true formula, so did Wind Waker and Majora's Mask.
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We rounded up five tried-and-true strategies from early retirees and super-savers that don't require much time or effort.
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The Aoufis run their cafe according to a tried-and-true formula: tea, coffee, and a smoke-what-you-like policy.
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In retaliation, Cornyn's official campaign account attempted to humiliate Oswalt with the tried-and-true method of digging up old tweets.
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This is a tried and true conservation technique which helps prevent wildfires from spreading and protect an environment from invasive species.
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Comedian Jessi Klein is a Bachelor fan, but she's ready for a hilarious reimagining of the show's the tried-and-true formula.
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"Alabama is full of people who are tried and true conservatives and remember when Richard Shelby was a Democrat," Mr. McConnell said.
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Each year, we see unique twists and tweaks to some tried-and-true standards, as well as the occasional eye-catching innovation.
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Casting based on actors' similarities to or relationships with each other is a tried and true format in film at this point.
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The chef learned it from his father, so you know that it has been tried-and-true for quite some time now.
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Whether you want tried-and-true stand-up or to meet some new faces currently reinventing the genre, Netflix has it all.
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Dr. Zwerling says there isn't an established medical guideline that points to acupuncture as a tried-and-true treatment for Bell's palsy.
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Everyone's moving to longer bezel-less and edge-to-edge displays, but Razer's sticking with the tried and true 16:9 rectangle.
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In the meantime, these five tried-and-true skin-care products will certainly make you believe in the power of royal jelly.
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The Model 235 might not measure favorably up against the tried and true luxury sedans from the likes of BMW and Mercedes.
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Each year, using our tried-and-true methodology, we rank all 22008 states across 25 categories that matter the most to business.
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Ahead, L.A.'s most in-demand primping pros for the dudes are spilling their secrets and sharing their tried-and-true products.
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You thought Grace & Frankie Season 5 was going to be the same, tried-and-true series you've come to know and love?
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After 15 years on the Food Network, Garten credits her success to her tried-and-true recipes and unwavering support from Jeffrey.
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At first glance, these heels appear to be a simple pair of leather thigh-high boots, a tried and true KarJenner staple.
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While Scott's designs err on the safer, tried-and-true side, she's been pleasantly surprised that slightly edgier stuff can sell, too.
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So, scientists are once again copying a tried-and-true Mother Nature design to potentially improve the strength and safety of airplanes.
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He said/she said is a tried and true journalistic technique, of course, but it is insufficient at a time like this.
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And to state our case further: The hairstyle is crazy easy to perfect — if you implement a few tried-and-true techniques.
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CHEOPS will use the tried-and-true transit method of detection, scanning stars for signs of exoplanets passing in front of them.
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Local politicians want to win in November, and a carefully tailored fight could be a tried-and-true way to do it.
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But as far as tried-and-true psychology goes, the way to a person's heart may in fact be through their stomach.
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If you're looking for a tried-and-true formula that will help you succeed on Amazon, you've come to the right place.
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Mechanically, the Tacoma sticks with a tried-and-true 3.5-liter V6 making 53 horsepower, with a six-speed automatic swapping cogs.
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Now it looks like Apple could be experimenting with giving the tried-and-true styles a technological upgrade, according to Apple Insider.
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The latest God of War combines the tried and true action of the series (with some fresh updates) with my favorite mythology.
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The NFL uses tried-and-true tactics to control its workforce and maintain order: it limits who gets the most powerful positions.
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Tried-and-true valuation methodology — like the type highly dependent on historical relationships — suddenly becomes futile in a world of negative rates.
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And he's following a tried and true playbook: Apologize and say you are getting back to work to win back people's trust.
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It's loaded with an impressive array of standard safety features and, of course, there's Subaru's tried-and-true all-wheel-drive system.
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The dish is a tried-and-true classic that comes in numerous iterations, all of which are amazing in their own way.
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Going into the film, did you know you were going to stick with the tried-and-true framework of your dad's Baseball?
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I needed a little pick-me-up, so I turned to a tried and true method of rejuvenation and overall wellness: leeches.
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Mr. Richie is a performer as much as he is a singer, cracking dad jokes in between his tried-and-true songs.
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Also, be careful not to fall into that hoary cliché of abandoning your tried-and-true friends for an exciting new beau.
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Not once did I experience a malfunction — this is not something I can say about the old tried and true M4 rifle.
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Unlike tried-and-true recovery methods honed in the wake of natural disasters, on-the-ground learning and flexibility will save lives.
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Last month, Fossil unveiled updated versions of both watches that address a lot of the downsides to its tried-and-true models.
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A half-hour network sitcom has tried-and-true plot structure, but don't you have far more room to experiment on "Kominsky"?
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Similarly, Python is a tried-and-true language that is used for both frontend and backend development, as well as database management.
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And if all else fails, she can come back to the tried and true tactic from her college days: Nap and rally.
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BEN BRANTLEY Broadway is our east coast Las Vegas, really, an importing house for tried and true entertainments with brand recognition value.
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For advice, we spoke to expert braiders for their tried-and-true tips for preventing one of the most common annoyances: frizz.
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He even threw out the tried and true (actually false) claims of voter fraud, admonishing his supporters to watch out for it.
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With software companies, for example, there are "very clear metrics and paths to monetization that are tried and true," Ms. Singareddy said.
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And yet growers, many with experience in illicit operations, have often resisted LEDs, preferring to follow their own tried-and-true methods.
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Every now and then, however, tried and true fans of the comic book can still use some of that OG Suicide flavor.
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But I think what I appreciate the most about it is that it doesn't let me stick to tried-and-true methods.
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Ms. Le Pen and her party still show little compunction over using tried and true National Front strategies that stoke racial fears.
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There is now a tried and true pattern by which moderate Democrats turn aside challenges that excite the party's left-wing activists.
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It's a tried-and-true method — don't even ask me how many points I've earned and used by "travel hacking" like this.
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He spent five days in a row in his father's studio, returning to their tried-and-true routine before his swing clicked.
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The author of the design and entertaining guide, I Love California, shares a "tried-and-true" dessert inspired by his West Coast roots.
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It sucks but schmoozing over booze is a tried-and-true way to get people in positions of power to pay you more.
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The technology may be new, but the plot is a tried-and-true potion of friendships, relationships, and long, brooding stares off-camera.
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While vacation giveaways and celebrity endorsements used to be tried-and-true marketing techniques for brands, efforts like Taco Bell's reflect changing priorities.
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With know-how gained from extorting sectors including agriculture, transport and mining, drug gangs began applying their tried-and-true methods at refineries.
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Even if photos from the L16 are really great, DSLRs remain versatile tools that professionals can rely on as tried and true products.
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There are only so many ways to say "I love you," and sometimes tried-and-true expressions of affection just won't cut it.
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Being the tried-and-true glow-getters that we are, we know that constant hydration is key to maintaining a natural, dewy sheen.
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Though Trump's information warfare tactics are tried and true, we also know that Russia's information warfare campaign against the United States hasn't stopped.
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In the meantime, there are definitely some tried-and-true methods of easing your menstrual cramps, like painkillers, heating pads, and even yoga.
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With that in mind, we asked our favorite hair pros for their tried-and-true techniques for styling waves, coils, and curls fast.
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Luckily, there's one tried and true Philly way to make an experience better (besides Bud Light or cheesesteaks): bring out the Phillie Phanatic.
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Together with tried-and-true fave A.S.98, we're giving away cold hard cash ($1,000 to be exact) to shop its new collection.
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If you really want to avoid pregnancy, consult a physician and consider an IUD or other more tried and true birth control methods.
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While there are plenty of tried-and-true duos we'll never tire of, that doesn't mean there isn't room to try something new.
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Sanders has a few tried-and-true tactics to divert attention in the briefing room from what the press wants to ask about.
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JoAnna Garcia Swisher and Nick Swisher have some tried-and-true advice for busy fellow parents hoping to pencil in more alone time.
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One tried and true method of stimulating the prostate is scooping back behind it, and gently tugging forward in a "come hither" motion.
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For our conversation, we used a model that is tried and true: Over brunch, we sat together and opened up about opening up.
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It's been three years since Google last refreshed the Chromecast, and today the tried-and-true streaming dongle is finally getting an update.
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Use your favorite spices to flavor them up however you want, or stick to our tried-and-true plain, delightfully salty recipe below.
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Thankfully, there are a few tried-and-true things you can do to help soften the blow of the weekend's incoming life changes.
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This console is the tried and true model for gaming with its sleek design, easy-to-use interface, and wide selection of games.
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To extend the shelf-life of agricultural products like tomatoes, many of us resort to the tried-and-true practice of cold storage.
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I've always used tried and true techniques, but the Clarisonic foundation brush really gives the most beautiful blended look and it saves time.
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A hearty combination made of white rice and lentils, khichdi is a tried-and-true meal Pakistanis turn to when they are sick.
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Just like peanut butter and jelly or French fries and ketchup, there's no wrong time for the most tried-and-true cosmetic combinations.
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The solution is all about the subtle merging of tried-and-true silhouettes and unexpected embellishments to get a little bit of both.
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Until then, you'll just have to pay for things with government-issued currency, a tried and true system that gets the job done.
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He popped the question at an Atlanta Hawks game in November 2016 and the tried and true couple are now husband and wife.
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Google is testing out a new color for its search result links, and it's not a shade of the tried-and-true blue.
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It's a tried and true formula that many pop stars experiment with, especially when they want the masses paying attention to their videos.
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We're happy to see Lorde take the tried-and-true item, usually relegated to lazier, off-duty looks, have its awards show moment.
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When it comes to boozy summers, it's all about pulling out your favorite tried and true rosé or finding the ultimate crisp cocktail.
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Throughout history, promoting "grievance" and promising "more free stuff" has been a tried-and-true, although highly cynical, recipe for attaining political power.
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Aside from its mysterious failure with Todd's pizza, the results suggest that with barbera we should tread lightly outside the tried and true.
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Our top pick is the tried and true JanSport Big Student Backpack, a durable bag that is appropriate for students of many grades.
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Packing your lunch instead of dining out is a tried-and-true savings strategy, with good reason, said consumer savings expert Andrea Woroch.
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Instead of covers that celebrated Trump and attacked his enemies, the Enquirer has been sticking with tried-and-true stories about celebrity scandals.
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This ensures that stores don't lose revenue from tried-and-true sweetened products until lower-calorie products demonstrate solid sales, Mr. Brown said.
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They stick to a tried-and-true formula, delivering a classic YouTube trope—essentially, unboxing—but for smokers and people fascinated by them.
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Amid scandals and turnover at the White House, the president on Wednesday returned to his tried-and-true tactic of anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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By the time she began to work as a regular in-ring competitor, in 1999, it evolved into the tried-and-true DDT.
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From the front, Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale appeared to wear a tried-and-true classic: a slicked-back, center-parted ponytail.
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Of all the ways to mix up the tried-and-true show format, an unannounced haute couture collection is certainly an interesting tactic.
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Evidently, the guys have picked up some tried and true vegan tips, like mixing non-dairy milk with lemon juice to mimic buttermilk.
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Pros: Tried and true formula, no gimmicks, helps skin look more youthful, extremely stableCons: ExpensiveRead our guide to the best anti-aging serums
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It's a modern take on Bialetti's age-old design that combines the tried and true moka pot technique with an electric heating element.
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The tried-and-true method is what is known as a killed vaccine, in which a dead virus is injected into the body.
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Even though E-ZPass is not new, "it's pretty tried and true and reliable," said Cedrick Fulton, president of M.T.A. Bridges and Tunnels.
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The CDC said to prevent the coronavirus people should stick to the tried-and-true methods they would use to avoid any virus.
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Related: In South Carolina, where black Democrats cast more than 60 percent of the primary vote, churches are tried-and-true campaigning stops.
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The White House's "skinny budget" sends a clear message: out with the old, regardless of whether what's old is actually tried and true.
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While no property is perfect, planning well and buying in a great area is a tried-and-true path to real estate success.
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The bench press is a tried-and-true exercise that helps improve upper-body strength, while also benefitting your shoulders, back, and biceps.
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You'll study market psychology to build and optimize campaigns across different platforms and discover tried-and-true techniques for reaching a wider audience.
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But we also like to enforce moments where we spotlight the tried-and-true brands we've come to rely on throughout the years.
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Gun safety is not a threat to the Second Amendment, and there is a road forward we can take that's tried and true.
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Here are few tried and true techniques, suitable for intimate conversations, arguments, important meetings, and orations like wedding toasts and TED-style talks.
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The big-name remix, another tried-and-true maneuver that found new relevance this year, breathed extra life into a few big hits.
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Roy Moore and his wife rolled out that old tried-and-true response to allegations they're anti-Semitic -- pointing out they employ Jews.
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Ending Title II will restore the FTC's authority and return to a tried-and-true approach that successfully protected consumers' privacy prior to 2015.
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Suffice to say, Bachelor In Paradise is sticking to its tried-and-true process — which is exactly what we wait all summer long for.
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Culinary creativity was often overlooked in the name of tried-and-true recipes and the speed with which our large family could be fed.
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Ahead, we rounded up 10 tried-and-true ways (from real people!) for staying organized and efficient, no matter how weird or old-school.
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Designed by Madwell's in-house team, the sneakers are constructed with the same amazing care and thought as the label's tried-and-true denim.
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Whether it's the classic Billy bookcase or the striped Stockholm rug, we've rounded up the best, tried-and-true buys from the Swedish retailer.
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Dorkus malorkus footwear is meeting fashion half-way, with brands like Birkenstocks and Clarks revamping tried-and-true lasts in need-it-now colorways.
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In addition to their tried-and-true flavors, Caramel Chocolate Chip Cookies will be available starting in 2019 when the selling season kicks off.
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That's when I took the Kylie-approved setting powder and placed it on my vanity, right next to my tried-and-true Laura Mercier.
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Beyond its adherence to the obvious, tried-and-true method of "a familiar thing but everyone's hot now," how did Riverdale get so popular?
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There's something about fall that makes every girl want to ditch her tried-and-true red lip, and go for a richer, deep berry.
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The following activities are data-driven, tried-and-true exercises to increase your resilience and keep you strong, even in times of stress:Cultivate gratitude.
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Tons of cool kitchen appliances exist these days (hello, air fryers and Instant Pots), but sometimes you just need a tried and true classic.
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Many dads may revel in department store banners for lawn mower sales, but let's take a break from the practical and tried-and-true.
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Federal prosecutors are applying the same tried and true tactics they've used against the mafia, prison gangs, drug cartels and other organized crime groups.
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The new process destroys most of the trace amounts of bacteria left over by this tried-and-true treatment, dramatically extending milk's expiration date.
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Truthfully, a roasted chicken is the epitome of fancy-yet-easy, and Cheatham's recipe combines two tried-and-true flavors: beer and soy sauce.
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As far as flavors are concerned, "Each month you'll enjoy new OREO product innovations, or tried and true favorites" – so essentially, uh, anything really!
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You can go with a tried-and-true favorite such as the Coachella flower crown or become a one-eyed pirate for the day.
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They can post ooey-gooey chocolate chip cookies on Instagram, and use that crazy, all-caps #EEEEEATS hashtag, or the tried and true #innerfatkid.
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Hershey will also be re-upping its tried-and-true classic seasonal flavors like Candy Cane Kisses and regular Kisses in holiday-tinged foils.
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Yet designers and brands continue to tinker with the tried and true (and some might say tired) formats of both showing and selling clothes.
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The story with Android 9 Pie isn't radically different, but it changes some of those tried and true (and increasingly tired) lines a bit.
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However, despite their tried-and-true use as animal models, there's something about these rodents that puzzles scientists: What is all the squeaking about?
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Public bidding wars like the HQ0003 process had been a tried and true way for companies to wring incentives from state and local governments.
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But Pinterest has increasingly tried to expand beyond that tried and true content that's kept those users coming back over and over every day.
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So we put the title together in a global fashion and we kept those tried-and-true aspects that have always supported the series.
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One of his tried and true tactics as a businessman was, no matter the outcome of a deal, to declare victory and move on.
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Speakers cited tried and true rules for commencement speeches to explain why they will not talk about the man everyone else is talking about.
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Read More Cramer game plan: Retail earnings ready to run Cramer has always encouraged the tried and true method of doing homework on stocks.
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Finding a way to differentiate the machine from its tried-and-true predecessor might be the key to a 2016 rebound for Keurig. h2.
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Luckily, in addition to the more tried-and-true tricks, you can keep your memory sharp by getting enough sleep, exercise, and nutritious foods.
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Tried-and-true pro tricks make the use of wigs, extensions, hair pieces, and even clever styling, remarkably seamless — and nearly impossible to detect.
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But, despite the familiar, tried-and-true shape of Rossum's gown, there was a distinctive aspect tied very directly to the actress' big day.
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Because if Google or Amazon can perform a task better, there's no reason to replace a tried-and-true method with one from Facebook.
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" She drew a stark contrast with what the DNC's Republican counterpart handed to Trump, calling the RNC's data a "tried and true, effective foundation.
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It begins with that old, tried and true television premise: that a "normal" person, when pushed into an impossible situation, might commit a crime.
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And we've ultimately arrived at a tried and true method: listen most closely to the successful investors and strategists with an established track record.
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A tried and true tactic of the deep state to advance its own agenda has been to "interpret" the law rather than follow it.
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But I think it's just a tried and true thing, that eventually, if you do drugs and alcohol enough, it's going to ruin you.
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Here are some of the tried-and-true ways my bartender peers and I get you to increase the tally on your bar tab.
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There is no wrong way to give to charity, and the tried-and-true bequest is a wonderful way to make a legacy gift.
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As Toyota knows, it's a lot easier to make a reliable car with tried-and-true bits than try to ride the cutting edge.
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There was a combination of experimentation with new strategies, given how different the game was, and heavy reliance on tried and true historical strategies.
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Many tried and true character combos quickly came into vogue, simply because they would consistently beat out teams who were experimenting with new synergies.
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He sees patients struggling with menstrual pain, and if they're interested in using cannabis, he recommends they stick with basic, tried-and-true smoking.
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" Perry made similar comments on LNG imports, touching on one of his tried and true lines, "We don't just export LNG, we export freedom.
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And they called into question officers' tried-and-true strategy of providing tearful testimony to overcome damaging video evidence when charged in a shooting.
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We're already seeing an enormous amount of energy in fighting it, and it's in the tried-and-true way of people lobbying their senators.
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Hollywood has become addicted to the narco narrative because it offers a tried-and-true tale of good and evil on an epic scale.
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Here are some tactics you can use to meet and befriend people abroad, from tried-and-true methods to innovative new apps and technology.
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The tried-and-true method of asking for directions prompted some human interaction and gave my traveling companion the opportunity to practice his Italian.
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Even on a recent week-long vacation away from my full-size products, I found myself thirsting for my tried-and-true AHC routine.
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While you typically play it safe, trusting in tried and true methods, Uranus in your sign encourages you to act out and play around!
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Surprising, delightful, and weird, ABMM elevates the tried-and-true tactics of its genre predecessors to tell a story never before explored on-screen.
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Three more by professional food writers eschew the standard formula of "tried and true with a twist" in favor of riskier, more experimental territory.
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Cutting payroll taxes is a tried-and-true method of stimulating the economy, most recently employed by the Obama administration in 2011 and 2012.
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Sleep With Me The tried-and-true method, host Drew Ackerman tells nonsense stories with a droning cadence tailored to bore you into unconsciousness.
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Since 20163, its general director has been the ageless Plácido Domingo, who also sings in tried-and-true repertory once or twice a season.
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With everything on the line in the impossible-to-predict caucuses, no one was willing to risk dramatic departures from the tried and true.
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While there's no tried-and-true formula, here are three guidelines to choosing the right co-founders and building a strong partnership. ""http://mashable.
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When it comes to finding great employees, CEOs and hiring managers have their tried-and-true strategies, and some are less conventional than others.
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Cutting payroll taxes is a tried-and-true method of stimulating the economy, most recently employed by the Obama administration in 2011 and 2012.
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Tea tree oil is a tried and true antiseptic that cleanses and is said to promotes hair growth, while almond oil adds moisture and shine.
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Here's a roundup of some of the tried and true favorites our diarists listen to while getting ready in the morning and commuting to work.
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You can show advertising, which is a tried-and-true method of monetizing an audience that I'm sure listeners to this podcast are familiar with.
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More often than not, one tried-and-true color will become your go-to, while others are left almost untouched and inevitably go to waste.
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A tried-and-true Wall Street business is in "the Dark Ages," and it's being threatened by big disruptors, one of its own executives says.
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And, dear readers, we know you've got style in spades: If our list has overlooked your tried-and-true fave, don't be shy — share it!
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Last year, iconic designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi released Tetris Effect, which combined the tried-and-true puzzle gameplay with his own particular blend of audiovisual delights.
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This suggests a lot of risk-averse titles that mix tried-and-true aspects of popular genres that have already demonstrated success on the market.
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Country singer-songwriter John King's experience of keeping his lyrics centered around real life events has proven tried-and-true for establishing a loyal fanbase.
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Your tried and true winter jacket has transformed into a fashion statement, with bold colors and oversized fits being the norm instead of the exception.
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Remaking horror classics is a tried-and-true tradition, but it's still a little mystifying why anyone felt 1977's Suspiria was a good candidate.
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Silver King was playing his tried-and-true role of villain in London at the Roundhouse when he suffered a heart attack, collapsing and dying.
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But aside from a few streaks and an ombré here and there, I have been a tried and true brunette for all of my life.
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While we're waiting (with baited breath) on more news — and hopefully product details — let's take a look at Williams' tried and true beauty go-tos.
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This tried-and-true eye cream has been reformulated to include microencapsulated retinol and niacinamide, which help to penetrate deeply to brighten, smooth, and plump.
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And yet for all her jewels, the 90-year-old monarch sticks to a tried-and-true headpiece for this particular occasion: the 3-lb.
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Most would argue that using a touchscreen for those tasks is more cumbersome and difficult than the tried and true buttons and dials of yore.
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There's always been an unofficial trend to the teen's social media posts that overtime has codified itself into a tried and true formula for success.
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Since his favorite food is "all kinds of roast chicken," she gave her tried and true recipe an update, surrounding it with simple roasted radishes.
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Your tried-and-true playbooks may turn out to be of little use in this contest, but I can promise the game will be gripping.
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VR uses are endless, whether you're proposing to your girlfriend or terrifying your new employees, but its most tried and true application is definitely gaming.
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These sweet treats infuse peach flavor into the tried-and-true candy, offering up a sweet twist the perfect combo of chocolate and peanut butter.
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In the same, tried-and-true path, devices keep chugging along in R&D, clinical trials and applying for approvals in the U.S. and abroad.
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Save 2200% on footwear and apparel at Timberland As a tried-and-true American company, Timberland is one of the most popular boot makers around.
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"During his time at the White House, Rob received no waivers and no special treatment and this is the tried and true process," Shah said.
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President Trump broke an obscure yet tried-and-true rule on Friday — don't comment on the monthly jobs report within the hour of its release.
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Whether worn for a sunny, errand-running stroll or some fancy occasion (polo match, anyone?), this tried-and-true silhouette should be revisited this summer.
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Presumably, his plan is to mobilize "real" Democrats with the tried-and-true leftist strategy of offering them more and more soul-destroying government entitlements.
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But with the rising costs of phones, the benefits are greater now that you will save even more by sticking with the tried and true.
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The tried and true mantra of "show don't tell" encourages filmmakers to form narratives which rely less on explicit exposition and more on minute details.
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Perhaps after the chaos of the Trump years, the answer to those questions really is that it's better to go with the tried and true.
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Republican senators racing to pass a healthcare bill by Saturday are using a tried-and-true method to get wavering colleagues to vote yes: money.
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While oak barrels and tempranillo are a tried-and-true combination, the flavors did not seem as if they would ever integrate in these bottles.
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To really cure (or prevent) your hangover, I'd stick with the tried-and-true practices of eating enough food and staying hydrated throughout the night.
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They're using a tried-and-true tactic in an effort to reduce their punishments, according to Kate Taylor of the NYT: Spending money on help.
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You already know that Urban Outfitters' beauty section is one of the best places to shop under-the-radar brands alongside tried-and-true faves.
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If you're reading this, then you've hopefully come to this page for some tried-and-true shopping guidance (if not, please tune into another program).
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Working for market share instead of buying itThe new fund will adhere to what Marakovic says is a tried and true strategy for Sapphire Ventures.
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The "tried-and-true 1999 model," McConnell said, was to "start the trial and then see how senators wish to proceed" with regard to witnesses.
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Mostly, they're looking for encouragement at difficult moments — trying to make it through a 36-hour fast, for example — and seek tried-and-true advice.
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With that in mind, kiss your tried and true sign-off goodbye and use one of these to switch things up every now and then!
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Grapes, beets, turmeric, saffron, carrots, chlorophyll, annatto, and alkanes can replace the ingredient — it just takes a lot of patience to change tried-and-true formulas.
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No matter who is giving you a hard time, there is a tried and true three-step method for responding to them in an effective way.
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There are SO many items to choose from, including new launches every day, but we always tend to go back to our tried-and-true favorites.
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This massive addition to the tried and true Domino's pizza tracker has apparently existed outside the U.S. for awhile, but it's evaded our shores until now.
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Plus, Apple and other phone makers are right in concluding that sticking to the tried-and-true slab of Gorilla Glass is sufficient for consumer gadgets.
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But old habits die hard — and, let's be honest, life gets in the way — which is why our tried-and-true formulas get so much play.
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The fact is smartwatches will exist in one form or another because stuffing tech into tried and true products is just the way things work now.
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Have a listen for guidance on how to scale and hire, as well as the tried-and-true philosophies Rachleff brings into every partnership and negotiation.
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Including some tried-and-true brands — plus newcomers on the cusp of blowing up on Instagram — here are 2o stylish leggings for you to live in.
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Her attempts to get law enforcement involved somehow leads to her being confined in an institution, in the tried-and-true "Who's really insane here?" plot.
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In other words, the reality star turned fashion designer would never let her love of complicated couture trump her all-American tried-and-true stand-bys.
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He has followed his tried-and-true method: Counter-attack, dig in, and double-down, all while claiming that he, in fact, is the wronged party.
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The Soyuz-21-1b rocket—a modernized version of the tried-and-true Russian launch vehicle—took off from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome at 9:23 a.m.
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She added an unexpected twist to this tried and true red carpet formula with a streak of highlighter yellow running through the front of her hair.
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Boundary-pushing newer material is salted in, but tried and true hits, the sort of stuff that's guaranteed to make you feel ecstatic, forms the groundwork.
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And like the tried-and-true Hummer, it's a genuine military vehicle that also has a super high-end luxury version available on the commercial market.
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For Vanity Fair's Secret Talent Theatre video series, THE Oprah Winfrey got real and shared her tried-and-true tips for removing dog poop from carpet.
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That doesn't mean Trump's use of his tried and true "attack, pivot, declare victory" strategy against Mueller and the special counsel investigation won't have any impact.
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This tried-and-true Sony model, though several years old, is still a gem—especially since the price keeps dipping every time Sony releases newer versions.
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Not one to leave the investigation solely up to local authorities, White is getting relying on a tried-and-true method of apprehending criminals: the reward.
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Outrage -- whether real or feigned -- is a tried and true way to win an argument or to end a line of questioning that you don't like.
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When the actor's trying to scale back on his spending, he opts for the tried and true all-natural hydrator — coconut oil — as a moisturizer instead.
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Stuart Vevers, the creative director of Coach, also took certain liberties with the tried-and-true look, using plaid for a hip-hop-inspired track jacket.
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I began to wonder, was the campaign on which I was working, playing — even if playing well — by the tried-and-true rules, missing something important?
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Keeping a list of supposed crimes committed by a scapegoated group is a tried and true strategy of strongmen waging a battle for hearts and minds.
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The key is getting specific — knowing when to trust these external, virtualized consumed cloud services and when to depend on your own tried and true infrastructure.
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"As a part of Joe's generation let me respond, the issue is not generational," he said, before circling back to his tried and true key platforms.
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A classic from Dale Carnegie's famous book "How to Win Friends and Influence People," this tried-and-true technique is sure to increase your fan base.
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Tinkering with tried-and-true takes on the staple also reflects the retailer's desire to keep up with the rest of the industry's tweaks on tees.
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The album's incredible, too; on Full Circle, she walks back the more experimental tendencies of Van Lear Rose and instead reaches for the tried and true.
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The songs and sounds of the '70s are not hyperstylized, but rather depend on the tried-and-true backgrounds of talented musicians, and on creative lyrics.
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And then there's those of us who are caught in the middle: dipping our toes into new cuts, but never completely abandoning tried-and-true skinnies.
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Using our tried-and-true , we assign a weight to each category based on how frequently the states cite it in their sales pitches to business.
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Tried-and true investments like balanced funds and target date funds (which become more conservative as a given date nears) can make basic adjustments for you.
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His reasons are unclear to the other characters, though suppressing the votes of marginalized people is a tried and true tactic for good ol' boy politicians.
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There are plenty of recipes in this extensive catalog of tried-and-true drinks, but you'll also need the barware to make the drinks you choose.
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So, to reiterate, stay calm, and practice the same tried-and-true basic health practices that have existed for "well over a century," Dr. Lushniak said.
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Anton Rubinstein's 1871 opera, "Demon," is a tried-and-true 19th-century plot with a religious twist: A fallen angel seeks redemption through a woman's love.
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We're talking 29 of the best trending new product drops, steeply discounted flash sale finds, back-in-stock bestsellers, hidden gems, and tried-and-true essentials.
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And there's no wardrobe staple that can give us that lived-in comfort like our old standby: the trusty, tried-and-true, endlessly forgiving black legging.
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Rather than take tried and true steps for an effective governmental response, Trump, like Salvini and Le Pen, has pointed to closed borders as a solution.
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When ThirdLove was founded by husband and wife duo Heidi Zak and David Spector in 2013, the aim was not to go for tried and true.
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That, of course, is a tried and true approach routinely followed where, as here, a civil subpoena to a third party implicates a principal's confidential documents.
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This is a tried-and-true tactic of Trump's most loyal followers online -- not to mention, as documented in Robert Mueller's special counsel report, Russian operatives.
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But if TLC's tried-and-true method doesn't work for you, Matches Fashion just launched a bridal solution that's ready and willing to take its place.
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Rather, Iran may fall back on its tried and true methods of proxy attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East and terrorism against American embassies.
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Cornered, the guy starts to spout ominous gibberish in the tried-and-true manner of many of Lovecraft's half-mad, Elder-God-touched sailors and riffraff.
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It also can prompt us to demand expertise and nuanced analysis from our leaders, which is the only tried and true way to make effective policy.
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As the "king of debt" in his real estate career, Trump is an unlikely chief executive to change this tried and true Republican vote-getting formula.
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One brand appeared to seek attention by creating an ad it claimed was too racy for CBS — a tried-and-true strategy for many previous advertisers.
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If you look at the whole list of elected officials in the Democratic Party who have endorsed Hillary Clinton, a lot are tried-and-true liberals.
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Under our tried-and-true methodology, we assign a weight to each category based on how frequently the states use them in their sales pitches to business.
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If you're not heading straight for a Trader Joe's "winery", maybe you memorized one tried-and-true label to regularly hunt down at your local wine store.
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The Final Five recently told PEOPLE Now all about their love lives – including the men who have caught their eyes and their tried-and-true dating techniques.
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For his first foray into streaming television, Woody Allen is relying on one of his tried and true formulas — casting an attention-grabbing young actress alongside himself.
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So, ahead, I lay out my tried-and-true rule book for doubling up on your dates, culled from years of experience, with an assist from Gottsman.
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No matter how elaborate the John Wick movies get, they all call back to one of the more tried-and-true pulp subgenres: the underworld revenge thriller.
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As more TV viewers fast-forward through commercial breaks or watch on digital platforms, networks are finding the tried-and-true 30-second commercial has to evolve.
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Supercars and hypercars are all about speed, and one of the tried and true ways to generate speed is to cut out as much weight as possible.
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Click here to view original GIF"You get what you pay for" is one of those tried-and-true idioms that's especially relevant in high-end electronics.
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Here are some thoughts on how to find an investing firm you like; then stick to some tried-and-true investing tenets and make it a habit.
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In addition to the tried-and-true download and flash technique, Google says that developers will be able to upgrade to Android N directly over the air.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump has embraced a tried-and-true schoolyard tactic to swat away Hillary Clinton's barbs: He's flinging her words right back at her.
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Image: University of WarwickA team led by University of Warwick astronomer Richard West used the tried-and-true transit method to detect and characterize the distant orb.
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As a tried and true Floridian, I can tell you that spotting lizards in areas where most people would not expect is typical of the great state.
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But that's nothing compared to the zone's second stage, which sees design studio PagodaWest open up the tried-and-true level with a simple zip-line system.
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Level of Difficulty: 1/10 — I was born a bargain huntress (thanks, Mom) Let me start by putting this plainly: I'm a tried-and-true HomeGoods aficionado.
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Whether that means trying a geometric cut à la Acne's pre-fall show, adding thick bangs to your chop, or just updating your tried-and-true topknot.
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And as concerns about an economic recession crest, startups might be even less willing to roll the dice on something not in the tried-and-true playbook.
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Cookbooks Conventional wisdom has it that when you're entertaining, it's best to focus on the tried and true, not something new that might result in emergency takeout.
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Only time will tell which elements of the House and Senate's tax bills will become law — and what effect that will have on tried-and-true strategies.
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But for now, we still have to depend on tried and true methods to stop them from biting us: pesticides, sanitation, screened houses, bed nets and repellents.
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As metal got more extreme, its investment in sci-fi seemed to wane when compared to the tried-and-true lyrical themes of Satanism, horror and mythology.
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It gives the song a sinister undercurrent, hinting that beneath the lyrics about leaving a love for another—tried and true country subject matter—there's something darker.
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But the eight-chapter show stands as a solid bet, consistently keeping an audience's interest with tried-and-true visual tropes rather than relying on cliché dialog.
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He turned to calcium alginate, a gelatinous substance that is made from aqueous calcium chloride and acqueous sodium alginate (a tried-and-true staple of molecular gastronomy).
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SOG PowerPlay Multi-Tool with Hex Bit Kit ($51.78, normally $89.85) SOG is a tried and true brand that builds their rugged tools to the highest standards.
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On the other hand, the fact that this is such a tried-and-true TV setup means the entire season seems like it's simply forestalling the inevitable.
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Asked whether or not she is a tried and true dream pop act, Siggelkow says someone once called Ellis emo dream pop, which she found properly fitting.
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"A tried-and-true traditional trailer is the single strongest piece of marketing material," said Mark Woollen, founder of Mark Woollen & Associates, a go-to trailer boutique.
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Asked to explain the decision to bypass the novelty that fashion relies on for something tried and true, Mr. Griffiths said the reason was anything but complex.
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Rather than doing a tried-and-true "celeb wants a baby!" or "looking fat in swimwear!" story, we'd have to write it in a psuedo-empowering way.
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Think of it as spring cleaning, though — you can now swap out your tried and true favorites for some new material to spend your time indoors with.
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After the lesson, Kiara padded over to her mother and declared her love for throwing herself into the water with that tried and true method, the cannonball.
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In the interim, the only responsible option for U.S. policy makers is to bolster the tried and true midcourse BMD systems like Aegis and the SM-3.
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The Interpreter LONDON — In his first days as Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson has attempted some of the most tried-and-true tactics of the populist era.
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Part of the tried and true JerryRigEverything test is putting phones through a gauntlet of Mohs hardness picks to test when the display glass starts showing damage.
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Not only does the rally defy many tried-and-true economic indicators, it also ignores the ongoing profits slump, leading many Wall Street strategists to urge caution.
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The Grammys have long been accused of not keeping up with the times and "playing it safe" by honoring the tried and true artists in the industry.
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"There is a tried and true rule for litigators," said James Robenalt, an attorney at Thompson Hine and creator of a continuing legal education class on Watergate.
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Then I learned Treasury had parted from the tried-and-true method of making wine, in which expert vintners create bottles that satisfy their vision of quality.
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Governments, which support much of the global development work done by charities like Care or WorldVision, also favor the tried and true and almost never support startups.
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Combined with the tried-and-true sultriness of beginning on the supertonic (A minor), "Pound Cake" could be a slow jam if it was actually about sex.
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A lot of celebrities have tried-and-true beauty looks they always seem to go back to — Blake Lively's bronzy glow, or Beyoncé's enviable caramel highlights, for example.
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Our regular tried-and-true tools are way too big to lug around the airport and are heavy enough to tip our checked bag over the 50 lb.
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Critics of the high-tech, budget-busting F-35 and fans of the tried-and-true A-10—a rugged, purpose-built ground-attack plane—applauded the announcement.
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Yet for all of those months Pelosi has demonstrated a tried and true ability to keep her caucus in line, despite grumbles and some limited public push back.
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"There's a romantic streak in Taurus that wants to do the tried and true; you're not going to have an adventure bungee jumping with a Taurus," Stellas says.
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And they know the way to Trump's heart, and to potentially keep his focus on the island's crisis, may be through the tried and true barrage of flattery.
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Though we like to think that all scrunchies are created equal, there's one tried-and-true option that has been selling out since it first launched in March.
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L.A.'s most in-demand hairstylist is sharing a tried-and-true technique to deliver all this — and you can expect a much easier morning routine to match.
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Use tried and true methods like figuring out admin usernames and passwords, denial of service attacks—which overload targets with fake traffic and crashes them—or social engineering.
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Instead of rolling the dice on a device that hasn't yet reached the level of integrity you're usually comfortable with, why not get something that's tried and true?
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When some underlying panic bubbled up to the surface, I relied on a few tried-and-true coping methods to make myself feel better, and largely, they worked.
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As much as I'd like to fete these two phones for sticking to tried and true designs, I do find them somewhat retrograde in the corners they cut.
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We talked to eight surfing pros for the low-down on the tried-and-true sunscreens that will stay on skin all day, and won't clog your pores.
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The "we're not so different, you and I" villain-versus-hero dynamic is a tried-and-true trope that, incredibly, rarely acknowledges the obvious erotic subtext driving it.
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The attacks on the Brussels airport and metro system are evidence that terrorist groups like ISIS are returning to tried-and-true methods – micro-attacks with macro-effect.
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Smartphone makers have been eager to ditch the tried-and-true audio output mechanism for the past few years, with Samsung finally caving with the Galaxy Note 10.
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And, of course, there is the tried-and-true theory that it's all just another distraction to get us talking about anything other than the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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Skew too far toward the new and untested and disappoint those expecting brand-name directors; fall back on the tried and true and pass over a rising star.
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However, the House's proposals in the farm bill would curtail tried and true democratic processes that help ensure national forest management projects are scientifically based and socially acceptable.
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It would also set a dangerous precedent by ignoring tried and true practices for creating rules based on strong data and instead basing them almost on anecdotal evidence.
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Joining a community garden or growing herbs on your kitchen windowsill are two tried-and-true methods for New York apartment dwellers to keep their green thumbs active.
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The truth is, both parties, Republicans and Democrats alike, pull this stunt whenever they think they can get political mileage out of this tried-and-true legislative trick.
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If you'd appreciate a shopping list of solid, tried-and-true gifts that don't require you to leave Amazon, you can find one from the 20+ options below.
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If you&aposre looking for more natural options, Cannon recommends tried-and-true favorites like chicken soup or vegetable broth and a humidifier to ease a stuffy nose.
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The tried-and-true method of recording the day's tasks on a small paper card remains an essential tool of many of the world's most successful business people.
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Showcasing their tried and true affinity for a nice garage shuffle, the track features group member Howard Lawrence doing a pitched-down, bluesy vocal over a kinetic bassline.
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"Loans and loan guarantees are tried-and-true stimulus, and that should be part of any package, but that's pretty modest in terms of its stimulus," he said.
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Handsome Ron is one of the many characters that Joseph Galbo, the commission's social media specialist, developed to put a fresh spin on tried and true safety tips.
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A less confusing retail experience with lower prices still may not be compelling enough to lure consumers away from tried and true brands like All-Clad and Calphalon.
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Many of these millionaires achieved that goal the tried-and-true way: They started investing when they were young and kept at it the rest of their career.
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If history is bound to repeat itself, we don't expect these to stay in stock for very long — shop some of our other tried-and-true faves, below.
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"If we are going to make our landscapes resilient, and thus our communities resilient, we have to follow these practices that are tried and true," Mr. Hankins said.
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In the end, your best bet at seeing The Rise of Skywalker in the near future is to take the tried-and-true approach: Purchase a movie ticket.
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Tried-and-true tools, like Dutch ovens and chef's knives, don't require new recipes; your favorite cookbooks and magazines are full of recipes that put them to use.
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The program ended with Mr. Langrée's leading a spirited performance of Mozart's "Paris" Symphony, a work that includes no unusual percussion other than the tried-and-true timpani.
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This is the first time the Apple Watch will come in titanium, and the very popular white ceramic and tried-and-true aluminum are also making a comeback.
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No matter what trendy memes or award-winning movies everyone is planning to recreate on October 31, these are the tried-and-true options that never feel outdated.
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A new order of liberty and equality requires a source of authority and will, and these will usually be drawn from tried-and-true — that is, prerevolutionary — sources.
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Our top pick are the tried and true L.L.Bean Wicked Good Moccasins, a mainstay of cozy comfort from a brand that has had a steadfast reputation for decades.
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"Americans are looking for the shiniest machine and the newest medication when the tried and true often proves higher in quality and significantly lower in cost," Pearl said.
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The tried and true way for a politician to market a coalitional regime amid a cacophony of particularistic demands is to forcefully assert the primacy of the whole.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said the company plans to stick to its tried-and-true strategy around binge-able content as the streaming wars continue to heat up.
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My early grid architectures had been a bit harebrained, so I decided to go for a tried-and-true style, one used extensively by my teacher, David Quarfoot.
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The big picture per Axios' Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian: Forced family separation is a tried-and-true method that governments have used to permanently eradicate minority identities and culture.
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If there is a tried-and-true defensive recipe for defeating a Brady-led team, it is the same as it is for many quarterbacks: Make him uncomfortable.
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On express orders from the previous White House, the FCC scrapped the tried-and-true, light touch regulation of the Internet and replaced it with heavy-handed micromanagement.
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For those who struggle with getting themselves to the gym, carrying a gym bag to work, packed with all of the essentials, is a tried-and-true tactic.
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This is a brief but tricky scene that hinges immensely upon Jane and Rafael's tried-and-true friendship, and on the natural rapport between Gina Rodriguez and Justin Baldoni.
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In addition to those tried-and-true staples, there are suede boots, satin blouses, and velvet scarves that will play a big part in your post-holiday winter wardrobe.
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Given that, we asked people to describe their go-to, tried-and-true, greatest of all time sex positions — as well as the ones that they find completely overrated.
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The method seems to be tried and true for Mumbai police, who reportedly forced another accused Anil Yadav to eat 50 bananas last April for similar jewelry-retrieving purposes.
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Tried and true spear phishing and watering hole techniques were used to trick employees into revealing usernames and passwords that gave access to restricted portions of the electrical system.
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Sure, we love our tried-and-true tarot deck and our hand-etched set of runes, but sometimes we prefer a means of divination that's a little more portable.
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So if you're heading to California for the second weekend of Coachella, take a style cue from these stars and stick to a pair of tried-and-true cutoffs.
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Between changing audience demands and changing metrics for measuring that demand, NBC seems to have staked out a hybrid strategy that combines new formats with the tried-and-true.
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But when audiences are looking for narratives that truly break new ground, the tried-and-true origin story polished up with a few new ideas doesn't quite cut it.
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It's a confident and idiosyncratic debut—the work of an artist who's not afraid to twist the tried-and-true templates of dance music to his own mischievous ends.
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Check out my morning beauty regimen in the video above and see below for a definitive list of my tried-and-true favorites for getting out the door quickly.
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The hype around their utility can cause people to view them as a savior, even though they don't employ the tried and true methods of a system like 911.
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It seems willing to try new things, with fresh takes on the tried-and-true franchise formula, even if it doesn't totally nail the execution on a first impression.
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In her first public outing since the whole #KimExposedTaylorParty went down, the Kimoji entrepreneur decided to go with an outfit that incorporated all of her tried and true favorites.
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However, inner eye highlighting, despite the fact that it's a tried-and-true brightening technique among makeup artists, hasn't had quite the same response amongst beauty lovers — until now.
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With so many millions going freelance, there are more than a few tried-and-true techniques that can help make you an extra-efficient, higher-earning business of one.
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With tried-and-true picks that err on this side of affordable, you can safely stock up without going broke — and get a shelfie-approved routine in the process.
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Portland Dry Goods carries best-in-class men's and women's basics from tried-and-true preppy (but not too preppy — there's no Vineyard Vines or Lily Pulitzer here) brands.
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While it can be easy to run out of ideas when figuring out different ways to style the tried-and-true style, it seems like child's play for Ciara.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann's son Kash is not letting the scary run-in he had with a dog in April deter him from being a tried-and-true animal lover.
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My tried-and-true coping methods, I learned, were actually just avoidance behaviors—something that relieves anxiety in the moment but makes it much worse in the long term.
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Critics praised Price's ability to take the tried-and-true sounds and structures of country music and haul them into the present, as well as her disarmingly personal songwriting.
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Pictionary Air is the latest iteration of the classic group game, eschewing the tried-and-true pencils and papers of the past for a more modern version of drawing.
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According to freshly-minted rumors posted by Bloomberg, Apple is looking to do away with the iPhone's tried-and-true fingerprint reader altogether, in favor of face-unlocking technology.
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Although her baby girl's sleep space is likely full of new items from friends, family and her parents, Kim Kardashian West is sticking with some tried-and-true methods.
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"Donald Trump, who did nothing about really setting up any kind of data operation, inherits an RNC data … is basically handed this tried and true, effective foundation," she added.
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Some people fear that the Smash Box may give players an advantage over those who stick with the tried and true GameCube controller, ruining the integrity of the game.
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Branching out can be scary, but Tombs manages to do it with grace, balancing their own tried and true sound with new ambition instead of moving in unprecedented directions.
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Registering can be tricky, especially if you're like me and love to cook, because you probably already have at least a few tried-and-true tools in your kitchen.
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The magic here lies in the winning combo of egg whites (which work to control oil) and egg yolks, which are known for their tried-and-true nourishing properties.
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In addition to that pressure, President Trump may want to use the tried and true tools most of his predecessors have used when trying to twist arms: Federal programs.
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To wit: To say they're tried-and-true is a bit of an understatement, since most borrow from historic beauty practices, however, the newest versions are far from antiquated.
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Strengthening the posterior, or backside, of the body is a tried and true way to shore up any front-to-back muscle imbalances and encourage healthier postures, Souliere says.
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Unless your approach to beauty can best be described as "fearless," experimenting with makeup trends that push the limits of your tried-and-true comfort zone can seem daunting.
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Michael Oakeshott, a philosopher, said that political rationalists place no value on the tried-and-true, and believe that "nothing is to be left standing for want of scrutiny".
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Instead, CCE looks to tried and true engineering first principles and leverages the engineering prowess resident in all energy companies — and other industrial critical infrastructure organizations for that matter.
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Rather than shutting out critical players, it must return to the tried-and-true approach of building bridges and platforms to engage with all public and private-sector stakeholders.
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The Alabama election should serve as a wake-up call to political professionals and their donors, confirming once again that their supposedly tried-and-true methods no longer work.
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The best strategy to manage your symptoms, George says, is to ask for tried-and-true topical treatments that contain Retin-A, a vitamin A derivative that controls inflammation.
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Like many other tried-and-true puck heads here, Pipes, 56, sandy-haired and enthusiastic, is part hockey evangelist and part historian of the sport in his adopted city.
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The first voyages back to the moon are planned to be a combination of the traditional, tried and true NASA approach to spaceflight and something more like Commercial Crew.
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The actress and mom created a one-stop shop for all of the products she recommends to pals, based on her own experiences and some tried-and-true testing.
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If there is one thing that America needs to unite itself under one heart, tried and true, a pair of high top Doctor Marten boots is always the answer.
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First, there are all the brand-new shows arriving across cable, streaming, and old-school broadcast TV. Then there are the tried-and-true favorites returning across those platforms.
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Title VII's tried-and-true religious exemption exists precisely so that religious organizations may continue to provide vital support to the government while staying true to their religious identities.
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There is a better path to a stronger and more resilient recovery using tried and true techniques, but it will require bold leadership and at every level of government.
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He simplifies those sabermetric terms hastily added to the baseball lexicon without being fully realized, taking new-school confusion out of old-school baseball's tried-and-true common sense.
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In the latest episode of Tori Tried and True, exclusively debuted by PEOPLE, the Beverly Hills, 8 star, 46, clears up viewers' assumptions about her based on their submissions.
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There were few surprises in the game plan, as the Steelers employed their tried-and-true approach to offense, with Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell collecting two touchdowns each.
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The tried-and-true themes of power and responsibility are present, but they manifest differently for Morales because he's living in a world where Parker's Spider-Man already Lives.
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Every time I come to New York, I go to the tried-and-true places that I love, and I always try to go to a few new ones.
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The Moviepass tentacles continue to spread while the VC money burns, but the all or nothing strategy has been tried and true for Silicon Valley startups for over a decade.
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There's no way that a BBQ chicken slice would become more popular than a regular slice here, only because the flavors of a New York slice are tried and true.
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Focusing on fixing Obamacare allows Democrats to use tried-and-true messages about protecting people with preexisting conditions and Trump "sabotaging" the marketplaces (which has the benefit of being true).
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Other tried-and-true products are Filorga's NCTF-Essence, which aids regeneration for radiance, and Jurlique's Activating Water Essence, which preps the skin to absorb whichever products you apply next.
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But don't worry: we have seen plenty of his tried-and-true death traps, which a new crop of (likely terrible people) will have to twist their way out of.
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Requiring little to no prep and calling for the simplest of ingredients, it has become our tried and true go-to for an affordable, fast, and easy comfort food meal.
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"Commanders were no longer judging successful deployments by the tried and true standards of enemies killed on the battlefield, but by the number of casualties their own people suffered," Capt.
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Sure, you could spend hours combing through Insta feeds or relentlessly researching the best nontoxic versions of your tried-and-true favorites — or you could try these editor-vetted finds.
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Click through for our tried-and-true hacks that will make a teensy bedroom look much, much bigger, and the exact tools you can use to achieve the optical illusion.
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GlaxoSmithKline CEO Andrew Witty attributes the company's success to sticking to the tried-and-true business model of investing in research and development and not transitioning to an acquisition model.
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Go ahead and try your hand at inventing a recipe (another great thing about smoothies: They're hard to mess up), or take a look at some tried-and-true classics.
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While we're waiting for those bacteria-based treatments to come through, we can still turn to Lifehacker for a few tried-and-true ways to keep bad breath under control.
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That said, I would also classify myself as a more adventurous eater, and have certainly come across friends who have preferred Blue Apron's more tried-and-true approach to dinner.
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Addressing the victim by name, crafting the message to induce curiosity, spoofing a known sender, matching message content to the victim's recent experience—these are the tried and true techniques.
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We asked seven drag and burlesque performers working across the world for their tried-and-true glitter lip routines, plus tips for making them last through any wild performance, ahead.
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While the solution to most of your travel-related woes is just a few taps away, there are a few tried-and-true hacks you should still commit to memory.
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In this case the answer is just knock tried and true sounds out of the park, plus throw in a well-placed piece of screwed down vocals at the end.
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The value that I see in thinking about 2016 as an emotional boss rush is that there are tried-and-true methods of making your way through a boss rush.
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Often, we rely on the tried-and-true brands our grandmothers have educated us on, or we resort to buying up trendy pieces filtered down from this season's runway looks.
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Below is a centrally located collection of tried and true Philly bar spots (a topic I happen to know a fair amount about) that convention-goers may find themselves nearby.
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In addition to all the unique offerings that can be scored off the shelves, a good chunk of our favorites are tried and true for more than just taste alone.
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The past year in campaigning and in congressional action is proving that these tried and true grassroots advocacy tactics are not only working but are also changing the political landscape.
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While the old Air used a tried and true scissor switch, and my 2012 model still types like a dream, the new model uses the much-criticized "butterfly switch" mechanism.
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No worries: Trump is now hinting at Plan B, another tried and true Republican trick for getting the country to go along with yet more tax cuts for the rich.
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"If I want to do terrible things to a group, one tried-and-true way is to arouse empathy for victims of that group," Dr. Bloom said in an interview.
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As much as we love fancy kitchen appliances like air fryers and Instant Pots, you can't go wrong with keeping it basic and buying a tried and true kitchen essential.
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By Wednesday afternoon, he'd settled on Oklahoma attorney general Scott Pruitt—a tried and true friend of the fossil fuel industry—to head the EPA, the New York Times reports.
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The Raleigh, North Carolina quartet play a monstrous hybrid of blackened hardcore, chaotic metalcore, and tried-and-true death metal that's accented with fits of powerviolence and nu-metal grooves.
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When we start seeing the disruptive technology come out of the AI industry, it will emerge from the smaller players using the tried-and-true platforms in new, focused ways.
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"We have established a successful model for new market entry with a tried and true combination of talent and technology," Foodsby founder and CEO Ben Cattoor said in a statement.
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Kelsey stated the obvious -- the photo shoot was NOT a great idea, but he's sure Kathy can get past the controversy if she can follow a tried and true path.
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"These creative thinkers found novel ways to accomplish everyday tasks, choosing to build a better mousetrap rather than taking a tried-and-true approach to problems," the researchers wrote.4.
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They came in Yeezy's tried-and-true palette of dystopian neutrals, with thinly constructed yoga pants that both stretch and pool, quilted crop-top, puffy shoes, and wabi sabi outerwear.
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But in a notable departure from her tried-and-true method of "let shit figure itself out," Gretchen doesn't back down or balk when Jimmy denies that he loves her.
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That's why it's especially important to have a lineup of tried-and-true makeup, skin-, and hair-care favorites you can count on for daily — and, ideally, long-term — use.
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And the tried-and-true disincentive — penalizing the state's delegates — might not be particularly effective, since Iowa only has 41 delegates, or about 1 percent of the total national haul.
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Sexual politics are definitely of interest to you this year, and though earth signs like things that are tried and true, you may be interested in trying something new, too!
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With that in mind, we rounded up a few of our all-time-favorite, tried-and-true classics to help you dip your toes into the pool of eco-beauty.
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And if you're going to play this role, all you need to remember is the tried-and-true knowledge that sounding scientific is generally as effective as actually being scientific.
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The tried-and-true just wasn&apost good enough anymore, and fast-food brands had to come up with ways to innovate and win the hearts of customers yet again.
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For our series Tried and True, we suss out trending goods & services, and take them for an honest-to-goodness spin IRL to find out if they're up to snuff.
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In FoodCorps' 10 years working in schools, we've seen tried-and-true practices like scratch cooking and farm-to-school procurement revolutionize school cafeterias and the learning communities they feed.
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Her approach to fashion is less about trends and more about curating a capsule of tried-and-true closet staples that, with subtle stylistic tweaks, can result in endless permutations.
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Using our tried-and-true methodology, we assign a weight to each category based on how frequently the states use them as selling points in their economic development marketing pitches.
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For our series Tried and True, we suss out trending goods & services, and take them for an honest-to-goodness spin IRL to find out if they're up to snuff.
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If there is a silver lining, it's that the tried-and-true remedies are highly effective at reducing the threat for those at great risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Tech leaders have set an example for how to make investments in improving the lives of low-income and minority populations when there is no tried-and-true way forward.
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In place of tried and true rusts, pumpkins, and party season jewel-tones were acid neons (thanks, Sies Marjan and Carolina Herrera) or Christopher Kane's pops of '80s teal and fuschia.
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Unless Venezuela is just taking a tried-and-true system like bitcoin, keeping it open source, and calling it its own, there's no reason to trust the security of the petro.
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No figuring out which jeans go with what top or what dress can be layered with what sheer turtleneck — jumpsuits are the tried-and-true styling trick that can't be beat.
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Gold House is a new nonprofit seeking to support Asian Americans in business and culture, and today it's launching a tried-and-true initiative to bring big names together — a list.
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The family's tried-and-true soondae recipe consists of irony cow's blood mixed with dangmyeon (glass noodles made from sweet potato starch), vegetables, and meat, all stuffed in a hog casing.
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Even the bass and drums, the usual centers of gravity in the tried and true rock band format, are splatter-painted across the tracks here, making everything feel seasick and upsetting.
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To detect the WASP-107b's helium, the researchers used the tried-and-true transit method, in which a planet can be studied as it passes in front of its host star.
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I could waste your time informing you that, no, Naughty Dog did not completely revamp its tried and true, decade-old gameplay for Uncharted during this title's brief, year-long development.
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Promposal airs back-to-back with the new My Super Sweet Sixteen, a quick jump from tried-and-true to internet culture innovation, a clear line from MTV's past and present.
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And while we're never going to give up on the tried-and-true look, we're well aware that sometimes it's good to change it up, like with a cool, graphic update.
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Before you start loading up the U-Haul, read ahead for our tried-and-true tips on how to protect your beloved pieces from the fate of Ross' couch in Friends.
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They offered us their tried-and-true tricks, and then we also chatted with Joyce Walsleben, RN, PhD, of New York University's Sleep Disorders Center, to understand why these tips work.
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The detective drama is one of TV's most tried-and-true genres, and only the gruesome portrayal of the murderer's crime would suggest this particular detective drama as a King adaptation.
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The company threw a LOT against the wall when it highlighted its plan to conquer the US, but its first steps will, predictably, be in more tried and true fare – i.e.
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In all likelihood, eradicating invasive predators is going to take a mix of tried-and-true methods like lethal trapping and predator fences, and newer, more speculative technologies like gene drive.
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We've had decades of interactive Clint Eastwood movies, and so I appreciate DICE's attempt to break away from tried-and-true narratives, even if it's clumsy about expressing them in gameplay.
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She used a tried-and-true approach of high/low beauty — with formulas from Cover FX, too, according to People — but it was five drugstore picks that anchored the actress' look.
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You will have several chances to see Brand New play with Modest Mouse this summer for free, and both bands have new material (and tried-and-true classics) for diehard fans.
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This year's deficit could certainly explain the recent dog-meat hype, considering the very real need to quickly fill the void and the nation's tried-and-true history of dog consumption.
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Once upon a time there were iconic actor duos, folks who would pair up time and again to bring audiences the tried and true teamwork and chemistry they'd come to love.
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So it has deployed its tried-and-true strategy of dangling the supposed glamour of pro football in front of cities eager to cozy up to the nation's biggest sports league.
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For us beauty aficionados, that means changing up our tried-and-true looks with a more graphic cat-eye or ditching our same ol' red lipstick for something dark and moody.
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He believes that by applying tried and true principles and protocols that made him successful as a businessman he will also be as successful as a President of the United States.
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Annihilus is from a race of aliens that begin their lives as spores, and thanks to some tried-and-true mutations he became an incredibly powerful leader of his insectoid people.
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With modern-day aviation advancing technologically and despite new levels of communication between aircraft and ships we cannot forget those before us who have pioneered tried and true alternative communication methods.
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But if you're not in a rush to upgrade, for less than $20, you can still ensure that your tried-and-true iPhone remains crack-free until it's trade-in time.
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Washington (CNN)House Republicans, facing failure on passing their leadership-backed compromise immigration bill, reverted to a tried-and-true escape hatch when it comes to immigration: postpone and keep negotiating.
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Sure, the SkinCeuticals is expensive (it's certainly the priciest on this list), but when push comes to shove, this is one of the most tried and true options on the market.
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Dr. Adin also said that owners might move away from exotic proteins like alligator and kangaroo, whose benefits, compared to tried-and-true chicken and beef, have not been scrupulously evaluated.
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When asked what qualities he would like to see in a potential Trump running mate, Ryan jumped at the chance to suggest that the ticket needed a tried-and-true conservative.
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Here are a few to get you started: If you are in need of inspiration for games to play with your kids (or peers), here are some tried-and-true classics.
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"The Girl With All the Gifts," directed by Colm McCarthy, is a moderately engrossing, reliably gory British variation on the tried-and-true zombie-apocalypse theme with a first-rate cast.
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Purveyors of specialty items may find it well worth the push to get their goods on shelves next to the tried-and-true jars of borscht and bottles of grape juice.
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This ability to bridge tried-and-true fast-food strategies with genuine innovation is at the core of why Niccol and the rest of Chipotle&aposs current leadership team are succeeding.
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Applying these Seven Principles to the Shuster bill, we discovered that it misses the mark when it comes to tried and true privatization, completely failing in five of our seven principles.
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Mr. Northam's defenders are channeling a tried and true myth: the belief that proximity to blackness immunizes white people from having attitudes that are rooted in racism or doing racist things.
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I asked Lyla if these options sounded good, and she said yes, but I couldn't accept her responses the same way I would accept a tried-and-true friend's honest opinion.
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Digesting the news that his personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen had pleaded guilty to campaign finance charges, President Trump turned to a tried-and-true tactic: He attacked Barack Obama.
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President Trump has a lot on his plate right now, none of it particularly good for him, so he's turned to the tried and true method of distraction: a hip-hop beef.
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Our top picks include OkCupid, which prides itself on being extremely gender inclusive and a space safe for everyone, and Match, which has a tried-and-true algorithm and huge user base.
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And come Pride season, when drag superstars get to shine in all their glory at parades and events across the world, those tried-and-true techniques are put to the real test.
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The retailer took the time to curate a selection of tried-and-true beauty products perfect for the low-key woman that still craves a little bit of indulgence in her regimen.
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Here are five tried-and-true strategies from Sabatier and other super-savers who have all, at one point, set aside at least half of their income to reach their financial goals.
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Be it a wrap coat, a button- down, or a silhouette with a high neck, this tried and true closet classic never disappoints when it comes to dressing up your winter style.
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If they stick to one tried and true designer and spend long hours testing out different colors and accessories online, you can bet you have a Brand-Oriented Visitor on your hands.
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Luckily, there's a tried-and-true cutting technique that leaves hair looking and feeling bouncy and light, brings new life to any length or texture, and only requires a trim to achieve.
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Ultimately, Amazon hopes its cashier-less model proves convenient enough, and its food and product selection appealing enough, to draw people away from the tried-and-true chains we've become accustomed to.
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Thankfully, if you're currently spiraling out into a tulle and sequin-induced mania, simply follow in Ariel Winter's well-dressed footsteps and find your own unique, tried-and-true prom style uniform.
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We each have our own morning routine — often complete with our tried-and-true source of caffeination, the news outlet we love most, and a few quick scans through emails or texts.
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So, to give you the inside scoop on the tried-and-true favorites, we asked top editors from different publications to share the new products they couldn't shut up about in 2017.
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"The approach they're taking is very traditional and tried and true," Robert Brownell, a Polk County supervisor who supports Mr. Rubio, said of the Cruz campaign's use of out-of-state volunteers.
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While your own scare-meter may vary, this is definitely an R-rated horror movie, and Michael has gotten extra creative at killing people, while still maintaining some tried-and-true methods.
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The Missing follows a tried and true formula of TV storytelling, a whodunit in which eachepisode ends with such a compelling cliffhanger, it's impossible not to dig into the next one rightaway.
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Still, the same unvarnished bluntness, lack of polish and unwavering devotion to his tried-and-true message — which made him a global hero of the left — continue to create challenges for him.
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Sitting on those stools is where you'll find the tried-and-true denizens of the beach—the proud remaining degenerates—shooting pool, chain smoking, and keeping the reverse hours of a banker.
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" The baker—and wife to actor Armie Hammer—developed her banana pudding by turning her grandmother's tried and true boiled custard into a recipe that she now calls the "ultimate comfort food.
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Now that Harris is out and Hiddleston is in, her crop top and high-waisted skirt combos, tried-and-true ballet flats and oxfords, and knit sweaters are all back in action.
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Decision-making in Congress follows a tried-and-true system, with established industries deploying lobbyists, consultants and advocacy groups to relentlessly court legislators in largely the same manner they have for decades.
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With a nearly original menu and a tried-and-true frying system, (everything is hand-dipped in seasoned flour moments before hitting the fryer) the original Ezell's maintains its notoriety around town.
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While there's nothing wrong with falling back on tried-and-true techniques, sometimes it's fun to mix things up — especially if that comes in the form of a new color or product.
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"Our team's been investing in legal claims since the late 90s, we have a tried and true underwriting process to vet these claims," said Jay Greenberg, CEO and co-founder of LexShares.
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Here are some tried and true suggestions to help you do just that: Don't starve yourself or diet before Thanksgiving The quickest path to overeating is being hungry and feeling nourishment deprived.
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You will have seen tonight from both me and the congressman that there are tried and true Republican conservative policies that we would like to see deployed by the party in Washington.
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To make it easier, I've cherrypicked a few of our favorite tried-and-true gifts from Amazon that would work for most boyfriends, no matter how long (or short) you've been together.
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Kaepernick would be a tried and true option for Washington, but whether the civil rights activist would be willing to wear a jersey emblazoned with a racial slur remains to be seen.
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And while the chambray button-down/pair of skinny jeans combination isn't going anywhere soon, we've been seeing a slight tweak to the tried-and-true set that could change the game.
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So instead, to determine what's going on with those Lannister manes, let's resort to fandom's most tried-and-true methodology: wild speculation, supported by some educated guessing, expert sourcing, and internet sleuthing.
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If the goal there is to break out of the pack by seizing the camera, it will only happen in two tried-and-true TV ways: making a gaffe or acting outrageously.
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Cheerios Serving size: 1003 grams Sugars: 1 gram 0.04 grams of sugar per dry ounce The tried-and-true original flavor still sits among the least-sugary cereals on the market. 12.
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His campaign wanted those who attended to be able to ask him questions, so it added an extra layer of complication to the tried-and-true method of broadcasting onto Facebook Live.
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It's a tried-and-true strategy for the company to milk a product line that has saturated the market; Apple said Wednesday that it had shipped nearly two billion iPhones and iPads.
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Problematic relies on a tried-and-true format: Introduce the topic; interview a principle guest; open it up for discussion; wrap it up; pepper with jokes, digressions, and comedy sketches to taste.
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During these long winter months, when the ground is icy and the sun shows little sign of appearing, the English have honed a tried-and-true approach to imaginative cold-weather dressing.
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One of the few tried-and-true strategies is reducing people's access to lethal tools, so that if they do sink into hopelessness, any attempt they make most likely won't be fatal.
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" WWD had written in 290 that the brand had "veered off the path of its tried-and-true nylon handbags bearing the brand's minimal black-and-white logo into too many categories.
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Whether the President's lawyer follows through or not, just the threat of a lawsuit is a tried-and-true approach Trump has resorted to time and again -- even before he began campaigning.
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North Korea can also possibly supply Iran with a nuclear backstop – a method to covertly continue nuclear research and development restricted under the deal through their tried and true secret procurement channels.
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Faced with a surprising lack of direct attacks, Warren was free to deliver much of her tried-and-true campaign stump speech to the audience assembled at Tyler Perry's new film studio.
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It seems like everyone is going for the gold, from unexpected tried and true brunettes (like Rooney Mara and Gabrielle Union) to the usual suspects (see: Lauren Conrad, Ashley Tisdale, and Karlie Kloss).
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It's likely an effort to appeal to those tried and true Democratic primary voters who have stayed by her throughout the primary cycle, and who will become crucial in the March nominating contests.
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The GH25 camera is still based on the tried-and-true Micro Four Thirds lens system, and has an upgraded 210-megapixel image sensor (compared to the 23.2-megapixels of its predecessor's sensor).
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In the past, casting directors, producers, and networks would come across talent using a tried-and-true method — a role needed to be filled; agents and managers sent in candidates for the part.
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Click through to see our tried-and-true picks, as well as some new kids on the block we're obsessing — all of which should give you that lit-from-within skin you crave.
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Although over-tweezing may be behind us — hopefully, that is — there are still plenty of reasons to keep one of the most tried-and-true hair removal devices on hand: the humble tweezer.
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Overlord takes that tried-and-true concept and turns it up to eleven—raising the undead Third Reich to once again terrorize victims, but this time with a unique flair all its own.
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Alongside some of the tried-and-true shades of nail-color classics (true red, pale pink, and burgundy) that consistently rank best in class, we've also rounded up other more unconventional hues (i.e.
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It sounds like it could've been written two centuries ago or yesterday, employing tried-and-true melodies along with well-worn, loose and natural instrumentation, handclap percussion, and his own down-home delivery.
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But even indulging in some tried-and-true Archer traditions doesn't take away from the fact that season seven feels like a real evolution for its characters — because they're being forced to evolve.
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Read More Goldman: Fed could hike 3 times, buy these stocks While Forrest encourages buying tried-and-true industry names, Max Wolff, chief economist at Manhattan Venture Partners, looks to tech-related sectors.
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As niche workouts come and go, the tried-and-true outdoor workout, whether it be a run, ride or anything else under the sun (or moon), has proven that it's here to stay.
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We're putting the tried-and-true work-and-play wear to the test with three fresh ways to style overalls, just in time to get you over that end-of-summer clothing fatigue.
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Just compare the crowd in the two videos and realize that as far as they've come, even Metallica doesn't care for new Metallica as much as they do for what's tried and true.
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Per the tried-and-true formula of the show, that means Kyra will be forced to break up a couple, leaving one of the other girls vulnerable, instantly generating a dramatic cliff-hanger.
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It also reveals that the tried-and-true build mechanic of past Lego games has been tweaked to allow players to build multiple Lego contraptions that help complete a level in multiple ways.
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With the wave of far-right populism sweeping Europe, and the eventful aftermath of our own recent election, we can certainly sympathize with the desire to elect a tried-and-true, beloved candidate.
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Threatin is potentially the first of a brave new breed of fake rock band, one that eschews the genre's tried-and-true methods of obfuscation and theatricality in favor of cold, hard numbers.
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"They are continuing to do the old tried and true cost-shifting — I'll increase your deductible, or I'll increase your copay or your co-insurance," said Barbara Gniewek, principal at consulting firm PwC.
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If all else fails, there's the tried and true method of using spear-phishing techniques to take advantage of state workers and campaign employees to spread malware that will compromise servers and networks.
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Sure, you could get them the usual, tried-and-true calendar of cute dog photos or a fun chew toy and call it a day, or you can go the more unconventional route.
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While gene editing technologies have advanced dramatically in the last few decades, it is my belief that we've overlooked older, tried and true methods that could work just as well on these insects.
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Those brown lids are soldered so tightly to the plastic jars that they're highly resistant to brute strength, as well as tried-and-true methods such as loosening a jar in hot water.
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"I went out and bought Police Interrogation and American Justice, the 2008 book by Richard A. Leo that explains tried-and-true methods officers use to obtain confessions from potential criminals," Kaufman writes.
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If you're on-site for several nights in a row, you can also try Cispresso, the new high-end Italian restaurant, or go with the more casual, tried-and-true Hard Rock Café.
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Homemade mayonnaise was already eaten in the UK, and the two products shared the same core ingredients (egg yolks, oil and vinegar)—so why didn't Heinz go with a tried-and-true favorite?
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In order to determine Scotty's size and weight, the paleontologists measured the size of the animal's femur, which is a tried-and-true litmus test for how much weight that bone can support.
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"You are not going to do something crazy" if you choose a "tried and true" adviser, said Howard Lerman, who picked Morgan Stanley to lead the I.P.O. of his company, Yext, in 2017.
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Alexander Surrey and Henry Hammer tinkered with chloroquine's tried and true structure in 1946 by replacing a single hydrogen atom with a hydroxyl group, otherwise known as an oxygen bonded to a hydrogen.
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For everyone else, other tried-and-true methods of avoiding illness, like steering clear of sick individuals, refraining from touching your face, and regularly washing your hands, are more effective than wearing masks.
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Gucci popped the question to Ka'oir at an Atlanta Hawks game in November 2016 and the tried and true couple tied the knot in an extravagant $1.7 million wedding in Miami in 2017.
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The evolution toward electrics has given carmakers freedom to play with design — picture Tesla's jagged-edge pickup — while others are sticking with tried-and-true sedans and crossovers, simply swapping out the drivetrain.
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It also offered a sense of Mr. Zorn adapting some tried and true methods for a pianist who can embrace the full span of his style — from hardcore dissonances to disarmingly gentle melodies.
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This is a tried-and-true tactic for buyers having second thoughts: File suit with the claim that they have not been provided enough information to assess whether to proceed with the deal.
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When we decided we wanted to make a stainless steel vacuum insulated cooler, we knew we were deviating from our tried and true rotational molding process (the process for making the Yeti Tundra).
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Whether you pair this sweater with your tried-and-true black skinny jeans, a satin slip skirt, or throw it over your favorite floral maxi dress, it's certain to earn you instant compliments.
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Between (now debunked) stigmas about its staying power and the fact that we're persistent creatures of habit, opening our eyes to options other than our tried-and-true faves often feels anything but natural.
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But if you are relying on typical tried-and-true measures to find candidates, there are many potential great fits with the right skills that won't even make it past the initial screening process.
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"We understand that, as history shows us, organized disinformation is a tried-and-true way to undermine the work of black organizers, bring harm to us, and bring chaos to our communities," she added.
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They pointed out everything from a heavy-duty, tried-and-true heritage snow boot to a sleek, low-heeled and pointy-toed number that will take you to the office five days a week.
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While game studios have a tried and true method for monetizing users, revenue options are much less clear for small studios pumping tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars into 10-minute VR experiences.
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The idea behind their appearance is that 3PO is maybe being upgraded for battle, and thus is going to be on the front lines, even though he's not a tried and true war machine.
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The U.S. iteration, of course, will have to conform to American broadcast standards (think bleeped-out curse words and no thong bikinis), but is largely expected to follow the show's tried-and-true format.
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During an election cycle when the Democratic Party is being dragged kicking and screaming further to the left — sometimes by Sanders — younger candidates capitalized by associating tried-and-true centrist ideas with old age.
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As we've pointed out before, when Kim finds a tried and true formula, be that spandex and fur, sweatpants and corsets, or a spartan wardrobe of LWDs (little white dresses), she sticks to it.
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To get the scoop on what products are worth the buy, we tapped a group of our in-the-know desk buddies to share their MVPs (some tried-and-true faves, some new finds).
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The classic Kong toy for dogs This one's labeled a "classic" for a reason: it's a tried-and-true design that's not just durable but designed to keep a dog occupied for a while.
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You know the ones — the tried-and-true favorites that never fail to make our hearts skip a beat when we see them on our top shelves, often lovingly referred to as cult classics.
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But if those tried and true medieval approaches clash with your design aesthetics, you can instead surround your home with a new approach to fencing that secretly retracts and disappears right into the ground.
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Almost an entire century after Fitzgerald wrote those words, Lana Del Rey, pop's de facto nostalgia artist, has fully emerged as a tried and true romantic on her fourth studio album, Lust For Life.
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We've seen a handful of brands diverge from the tried-and-true, season-ahead runway show in favor of presentations or private viewings, with some test-driving the whole "see now, buy now" approach.
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And we believe in keeping the old — the tried-and-true good stuff — in jumbo-sized quantities, so we'll never run out of the body cream we lather on our legs after every shower.
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While he's got a full-blown modern operation with expensive equipment to help expedite the process, I learned the-tried-and true way: separating gold from rocks with water and good old-fashioned pan.
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North Korea's permutation of negotiating behavior seems once again to be the tried-and-true technique in gradually attenuating its opponents' determination and thinning their patience through protracted delivery and other time-buying ruses.
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As relentless technological advances change consumer habits and the ways various types of industries do business, much of the tried-and-true rationale for anticipating sector performance has been tossed out the forecaster's window.
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So when Esta Spalding set out to write a wacky, lighthearted romp about homeless kids living in a car, she could have taken the tried-and-true route of simply knocking off the parents.
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Party cadres in the bureau had to undergo criticism sessions — a tried and true method of enforcing discipline in the party — with the goal of making them "red-faced and sweating," the report said.
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There's a tried-and-true path in the restaurant industry—you work your way up from the bottom, busting your balls the whole while, before you maybe reach the apex of the culinary vanguard.
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A couple of the better known ones include UrbanSitter and SitterCity, but Greene claims that they don't "emulate the tried and true method of asking a friend or neighbor" as well as Bambino does.
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Whether you cook it at home, using one of these tried-and-true (but hopefully not poisonous) recipes, or buy it in a store near you, we suggest you keep it bloody this season.
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When the water recedes, Trinidad and Tobago will have to stop Pulisic a different way, and that could mean resorting to the tried-and-true tactics recent opponents have used to slow him down.
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Giving people money is a tried and true idea: my former colleague Natalie Foster's organization Economic Security Project teamed up with Mayor Michael Tubbs to run a demonstration of this idea in Stockton, California.
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"Credibility is often the key element of a trial," said Gerald Shargel, a veteran defense lawyer not involved in the case, adding that a tried-and-true defense tactic is to undermine such credibility.
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Maybe because he's keenly aware of that fact, he leaned on a tried-and-true sports cliché — but one that might show he has enough locked-in maturity to do real damage right now.
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If you're not into fancy apps or actuarial spreadsheets, consult this index card, which offers a terse accounting of tried-and-true advice such as paying off your credit cards in full each month.
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She credits much of her growth as an artist to her taking time out from the tried-and-true musical reference points of New York City and the West Coast, and decamping to Asia.
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You don't have to deal with that drama though, because the tried and true option of heading to the theater or cuddling on the couch with new Valentine's Day movies is always a winner.
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My guess is that the major parties and candidates will stick to the tried-and-true, in spite of the fact that it has been tried and tried, and is clearly no longer true.
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These are the tried-and-true ingredients recommended by every dermatologist and [which] are available in both over-the-counter and prescription strengths (the classic ingredients like retinol, AHA, certain vitamins and peptides, etc).
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However, recent recommendations to curtail tried and true democratic processes for environmental and judicial review when it comes to national forest management are as unwise as the House and Senate legislation currently being discussed.
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The president could have gone the tried-and-true diplomatic route of letting working-level staff, like America's special envoy for North Korea negotiations Stephen Biegun, figure out the finer details of a deal.
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Short of getting pregnant, which is possibly the most tried-and-true but also most needlessly complicated way to get radiant skin, achieving a truly natural, all-over glow is difficult in and of itself.
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Nick Viall is entering his fourth round on the quest for love on an ABC reality series, but that doesn't mean he isn't opening to receiving advice from tried-and-true Bachelor veteran Ben Higgins.
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But Amy's entire arc in Booksmart pivots precisely on the tried-and-true teen movie tradition of chasing after her long-standing crush, culminating with her first sexual experience — and the film's only sex scene.
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Sometimes, you have to skip whatever the internet is hyping up and reach for the tried-and-true formula your mother still keeps in bulk underneath her bathroom sink — and this healing lotion is that.
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Over the last few days I've been testing out the Premiere, and it's a truly excellent value that offers zippy performance, a terrific viewing experience, Roku's tried-and-true software, and a vast app selection.
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