So, let's try to solve this once and for all.
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But at least they try to solve a real problem.
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Most people when they sell, they try to solve problems.
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We've rarely seen a problem we won't try to solve.
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It's selling off assets to try to solve its debt problem.
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We can try to solve it with a wall and deportation.
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We're here to at least try to solve your impeachment mysteries.
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And there's a genuine intent to try to solve these problems.
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And when we don&apost, we try to solve issues through negotiations.
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So a Danish startup has come along to try to solve this.
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Feel free to try to solve them with your family during yours.
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Western leaders also try to solve complex issues without risking close contact.
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These people generally try to solve a problem that touched them directly.
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"At least try to solve the monetary problems another way," he said.
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When conflicts unfold, the unfailingly earnest housemates try to solve them constructively.
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Facebook isn't the only company stepping up to try to solve this problem.
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"Never try to solve a touchy interpersonal problem just by email," Hellmann says.
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It did not try to solve other social problems like inequality or discrimination.
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" "What I don't get is why don't we try to solve the problem.
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Stakeholders will increasingly turn to the courts to try to solve their problems.
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Consider that an open challenge for startups and entrepreneurs to try to solve.
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What if we could try to solve those problems once and for all?
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You have to really painstakingly try to solve these problems with the community.
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We should attach great importance to these issues and try to solve them.
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Now it's up to us to take steps to try to solve it.
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"When there's a bank robbery, we try to solve the crime," Ahmad said.
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We need to try to solve them before we get to this point.
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And Aza and Daisy try to solve the mystery of Davis's father's disappearance.
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Now the company is bringing in some political heavyweights to try to solve it.
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Pegasus isn't the first company to try to solve the battery problem in drones.
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Hard as we try to "solve" that problem, it's kind of the wrong approach.
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And sometimes I think we try to solve problems before we understand the problem.
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One needs an understanding of history to try to solve problems in new ways.
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Unless employers are aware of these problems, however, they will not try to solve them.
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The problems are daunting, then, but there is a way to try to solve them.
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""I focus on some very difficult problem, and try to solve it by any means.
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This week, we try to solve our '80s comedies conundrum with A Fish Called Wanda.
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"A lot of advisors try to solve this qualitative issue through quantitative meansm," said Maurer.
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Uniting for the Olympics is a good way to try to solve our problems peacefully.
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I'm only here to try to solve these problems to the best of my ability.
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The next day, Baha had meetings to attend to try to solve the water problem.
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Don't try to solve problems or talk sense into someone who doesn't want to hear it.
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And I kind of break them down and try to solve it as I read it.
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The President agreed it was time to try to solve the problem once and for all.
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We code towards a purpose, so they try to solve problems relating to what they see.
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In the evening, they watch "Wheel of Fortune," working together to try to solve the puzzles.
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We call it the healthcare system yet our approaches try to solve for the individual pieces.
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"Doing nothing to try to solve the problems it has created isn't the answer," he said.
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Should they try to solve an easier problem, like world hunger, maybe, or grand unified theory?
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Try to solve anything for good, and you disrupt the tension rods holding the edifice together.
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The feeling of anger, the feeling of pain, these lead us to try to solve problems.
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Kushner said that Trump wants the group to "really try to solve this" in a lasting way.
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Dating apps like The League and others are rushing to try to "solve" the problem of ghosting.
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"I focus on some very difficult problem, and try to solve it by any means," he said.
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To try to solve this division, May has taken her own stab at a "soft" Brexit plan.
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"When we try to solve this issue piecemeal, we will not solve it in time," she said.
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"When we try to solve this issue piecemeal, we will not solve it in time," she warned.
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"I think this is a problem that I am uniquely suited to try to ... solve," he added.
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Should the United States try to solve these and all of the other vexing problems out there?
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From that moment, our own true self becomes the great Sphinx, whose riddle we try to solve.
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Several congressional Republicans don't think it's a good idea to try to solve the immigration problem with tariffs.
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Trump said he "delayed" the plan at the request of Democrats to try to solve border issues together.
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Experts are called back in to select and apply those analogies to try to solve the original problem.
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I thought it was a great first feature with an interesting set of problems to try to solve.
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Map out the effect of each potential solution and try to solve the big problem behind the problem.
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Instead, we should recognize that most problems have many causes, and we should try to solve them all.
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"I should not want my wife to try to solve the problems of the future," the merchant said.
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Bolton's tendency to try to solve every geopolitical problem with the American military first is a troubling one.
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The rover will use its remaining years to try to solve the mystery of why that habitability ended.
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"If they try to solve this whole thing later, they're not going to be able to do it."
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In this Finnish slasher film, four teenagers try to solve the case by reconstructing it minute by minute.
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When visiting her, we would sit around the kitchen table, drink coffee, and (try to) solve the crossword.
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That game has two to four players collaborate to try to solve a case before Sherlock Holmes can.
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It's not an equation, either: Another misguided attempt at empathy is when people try to solve someone else's problem.
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It's important that when we try to solve the problem that we are looking at all of the options.
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He worked with Ronald Reagan to pass an effort to try to solve this problem — a path to legalization.
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Like, let&aposs actually make this work and let&aposs try to solve this problem once and for all.
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But that's not a credible thing for me to lay ground for to try to solve the carbon problem.
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He also repeatedly said that not solving all problems is not a reason not to try to solve any.
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The biggest problem in American health care is one that the Republican health care planswon't really try to solve.
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But it became fun to stop at each of the 11 theme clues and try to solve the riddle.
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But he said he was not sure the cinema was the best place to try to solve the crisis.
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"I told my people, 'If you know of a problem, don't try to solve it yourself,'" Adkerson told Reuters.
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"In general, software has been the way people try to solve the problems because software is adaptable," Salmon noted.
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We're choosing to focus our lab's energy on how to use VR to try to solve some harder problems.
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Your instinct might be to worry over the things that bother you or try to solve problems that you face.
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"When you try to solve a problem, what you stand in front of is called the solution space," Dietrich explains.
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And now, later, he's going back with Teddy to try to solve the maze that Ford has left for him.
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The approach would feature less armed conflict with cartels and try to solve the problem in a long-term way.
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"I will urgently try to solve the security crisis," Moon said in the domed rotunda hall of the parliament building.
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Singh ends up working with federal agent Anjali Mathur (Radhika Apte) as they try to solve the elusive criminal's puzzle.
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It's exciting to me to try to solve the puzzle that is Demian Maia with the tools that I have.
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They really did try to solve poverty, and I am grateful to them for caring so much about poor people.
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Don't Try To Solve Your Friends' ProblemsWe're all tempted to dish out advice when the people we love are struggling.
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The biggest problem in American health care is one that the Republican health care plans won't really try to solve.
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How did Sylvia Plath try to "solve the problem of herself," so that her husband, Ted Hughes, would love her?
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Dark is fun to try to solve — it's a treat to tease out the many connections running among the three eras.
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"My heart is really with events, and that's something I really want us to try to solve in 2017," he concludes.
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Brooklyn will try to solve its issues against the worst team in the NBA when it hosts the 76ers on Tuesday.
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By December 2015, Warner had changed his tune: The companies, he said, should try to solve the problem on their own.
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Police spokesman James Love tells PEOPLE authorities are frustrated by the apparent lie but continue to try to solve the shooting.
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For example, anyone who was around in the 1980s remembers blowing into video game cartridges to try to solve technical errors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you had $50 billion to try to solve the world's worst problems, what exactly would you do?
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Visitors can obviously try to solve the CAPTCHA, but the NHS Trust's IT department has another, much more controversial suggestion too.
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If there's a way to thread that needle, I thought it was worth the effort to try to solve that problem.
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Boeing, General Atomics, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman Corp are working on concepts to try to solve this future Navy need.
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We create industrial products, industrial buildings, and try to solve problems for companies trying to get their goods to market. Right.
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This is all good stuff in the sense that you have to try to solve problems in the world as it exists.
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In 2015, the Department of Justice recognized the pressing nature of the issue and allocated $41 million to try to solve it.
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Porn platform xHamster has a dedicated VR site which they've used to try to solve some of the main issues people face.
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A skilled team of three workers needed to be alert on Thursday morning to try to solve the machine malfunctions, she said.
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And that history allows us to be more compassionate and patient with ourselves and others as we try to solve [that problem].
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The American people want – and deserve – their elected officials to work together and try to solve the problems our communities are facing.
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I'll give him this -- it's a lot easier to say a problem doesn't exist than it is to actually try to solve it.
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Karim and Prairie try to solve the mystery of the house, but don't manage to make it all the way to the end.
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Irresistibly absorbing and baffling in their complexity, the works taunt and tease, daring us to try to solve the riddle of their construction.
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" GUTFELD: Well, I think it&aposs a practical bold move and it&aposs actually saying, "Let&aposs actually try to solve an issue.
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When people try to solve the gender imbalance in media coverage, they'll often help or pressure outlets or journalists to feature more women.
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Nuclear physicist and VICE correspondent Taylor Wilson went to meet these scientists as they try to solve the greatest mystery of the universe.
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"What were you thinking when you threw yourself on the mercy of the Trump administration to try to solve your problems?" she said.
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The autonomous car industry has a perception problem — and now a group of related companies has banded together to try to solve it.
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Instead, they're using self-taught knowledge to try to solve cold cases or attempt to uncover the real reason why some become murderers.
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A number of players have stepped up to try to solve their own portion of the problem, and one such solution is Crisp.
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Every month, the Diagnosis column of The New York Times Magazine asks Well readers to try to solve a real-life medical mystery.
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Instead of exploring these indulgent fantasies of turning science fiction toys into reality, why doesn't Silicon Valley try to solve our energy problems.
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And expect to hear some real differences in how candidates want to try to solve one of the toughest problems facing the planet.
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"What were you thinking when you threw yourselves upon the mercy of the Trump administration to try to solve your problems?" she asked.
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Now, GOP leaders have taken up the cube yet again as they try to solve the fiendishly difficult legislative puzzle of tax reform.
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He&aposs restoring realism, trying to get great power relations back on track, balancing one power against another to try to solve real problems.
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We try to solve problems for people, and if that means they like to use the product, I think we've done our job well.
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Musk could try to solve the problem of transmitting power over long distances, and is ready to attempt that with the Tesla-SolarCity combination.
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Toronto will try to solve its issues when Marco Estrada (back) comes off the disabled list to make his first start of the season.
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"We are a close friend of Vietnam and China, we try to solve the problems in a friendly way," he told Reuters on Saturday.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday Russia welcomed the United States appointing a new envoy to try to solve the Ukraine crisis.
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"But at the same time we will observe the cease-fire, and after that we will try to solve the conflict peacefully," he said.
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Researchers will now try to solve the finding's many mysteries, like why people who are overweight or obese have a 30 percent lower risk.
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Electric aircraft designs have their challenges, but with potentially huge upsides (and mandates from Congress), it's worth the effort to try to solve them.
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Rather than try to solve the locomotion problem, they're avoiding it altogether by limiting gameplay to a confined space you can physically walk around.
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" Asked if Chelsea would meet social media companies to try to solve the issue, he said: "I think we have plans to do that.
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Indeed, our security depends on our ability to reach across ideological divides — to understand one another, but also to try to solve problems together.
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"Look, you can try to solve a problem with a meat cleaver or a scalpel," Smith told NPR when questioned about a potential ban.
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And that might make them more likely to try to solve conflicts on their own, which can lead to a violent, if unlawful, resolution.
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VICE News traveled to Windsor and Detroit, and made it onto Zug Island itself, to try to solve the mystery of the Windsor Hum.
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And it certainly seems natural that he would try to solve that problem by replacing Sessions with a new attorney general who won't recuse himself.
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So, I think it's really important for us not to suggest that if we can't solve every crime, we shouldn't try to solve any crimes.
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"Obamacare isn't the answer, but doing nothing to try to solve the problems it has created isn't the answer either," Heller said in a statement.
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That month, he said he wanted tangible measures to try to solve the crisis, such as obtaining additional testing and filters for the Flint community.
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She called for the body to try to solve the conflict in Libya and also urged African states to increase efforts to fight Islamist militants.
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It starts with a population of algorithms that try to solve a problem, randomly varies them, and selects those that perform better than the rest.
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They had been there at the right time, it turned out, but we didn't bother to try to solve the mystery of how we hadn't connected.
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"Instead of engaging with us to try to solve the problem, my colleagues have retrenched back to the most extreme position in this debate," Latta said.
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In Tesla's fourth-quarter investor call, for example, Musk said he put himself on the production line to try to "solve problems personally" wherever he could.
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While moving a comprehensive HEA reauthorization is unlikely to happen this year, even in this polarized political environment, Congress should try to solve some discrete issues.
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They just really don't have much manpower or budget left to try to solve 40- or 50-year-old cases that were cold within three days.
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That might have been the moment when he relieved me of my laptop and started to try to solve more of the answers on his own.
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Of course, if this puzzle makes you feel a bit competitive — and it just might — feel free to try to solve it while right side up.
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To that end, if you have a problem within your team, you shouldn't be relying on passive aggressive messages to try to solve it, McCulloch says.
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So you could try to solve the information paradox—the long-standing puzzle of what happens to quantum information when it falls inside a black hole. Absolutely.
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Military reinforcements were said to be gathering outside the district as high-level delegations from both sides arrived for talks to try to solve the latest dispute.
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Italian and Egyptian investigators have been working together to try to solve the crime and have held regular meetings in Rome and Cairo to pool their information.
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As Sanders geared up to run again in 2020, he was well aware that this was a big problem and worked hard to try to solve it.
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Teamwork made the dream work for Detective Edna Hendershot when she teamed up with Detective Stacy Galbraith to try to solve a string of rapes in Colorado.
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At the DealBook DC Strategy Forum a group of leaders in business, politics and academia gathered to try to solve problems from student debt to carbon emissions.
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With growth like that, more companies may try to solve their hot labor market woes with a move to a cooler spot like the El Paso desert.
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Lucas hopes Osmosis will give him answers, but he might as well try to solve his problems by typing "Should I break up with my boyfriend?" into Google.
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Together with Nathan's son, the family heads out to Cameron's ranch to support the family he left behind and try to solve the mystery of his tragic demise.
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If you just try to solve a problem in a simulation and transfer it to a robot, you'll get a pretty fragile robot — if it works at all.
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Whatever this means, Fortnite has continued to maintain the enormous momentum introduced by last season's comet, as most players are thrilled to try to solve the newest mystery.
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I believe this lag stems in part from the fact that Silicon Valley believes so much in entrepreneurs, people there try to solve every problem with a startup.
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The Group of 20 major economies has created a steel forum to try to solve the excess capacity problem, but the group has yet to make substantial progress.
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In 1795, a group of magistrates gathered in the English village of Speenhamland to try to solve a social crisis brought on by the rising price of grain.
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Whatever your metaphor, the Trump administration and Congress create a new political problem for themselves each time they try to solve an existing problem with their tax plan.
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But these companies are also ripe for picking by law enforcement, which want access to genetic databases to try to solve crimes from DNA left at crime scenes.
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It's kind of a stand-in for a prince in a fairytale... the part of her mind that might try to solve things through violence or physical needs.
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The movie is a love letter to the scientific process that chases nine scientists around the world as they try to solve humanity and the universe's most mysterious questions.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday that German lawmakers must be allowed to visit the soldiers and that she would try to solve the issue with the Turkish government.
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As a company, our position is simply this: We can solve a housing problem, or we can try to solve a racial problem, but we cannot combine the two.
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Mr. Casey, who is now an interrogation instructor at the F.B.I. Academy at Quantico in Virginia, is determined to try to solve the case before he retires this year.
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"And instead of suppressing the protesters they can listen to them and try to solve the -- try to find a solution for their demands and their problems," she said.
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They assume that all this talk about climate change is not a bunch of BS — that it's a real problem and we're really going to try to solve it.
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"We try to solve huge societal issues by mobilising talent, ideas and capital, and by taking a mission-led approach," Ella Goldner, co-founder and GM of Zinc, tells TechCrunch.
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It has been about the stories that we tell and the people we talk about and the mysteries we try to solve and the children we try to bring home.
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One workaround has been using retro Bluetooth controllers from a company like 8bitdo, but it's puzzling why Sony didn't see this issue with Nintendo's devices and try to solve it.
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But without his confession, it still would have had an element of whodunnit to it, a sense of a mystery you can try to solve on your own at home.
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If you want to catapult your professional success and prevent a plethora of negative effects on your career, a powerful first step is to try to solve your sleep issues.
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"If we try to solve a problem and we're not trying to solve it in context, any solution we propose is doomed to fail from the get-go," she says.
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Humans put relational reasoning to use pretty much any time they try to solve a problem, but researchers haven't figured out how to endow AI with this deceptively simple ability.
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And it is lost on few that the case comes amid invigorated debates about American income inequality and the track record of charitable billionaires as they try to solve it.
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"I think there is a high risk that we end up with a renationalization of trade if we now try to solve the carbon leakage problem like this," Kempf said.
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Carr is also the host of the Netflix game show "The Fix," in which comics gather to try to solve gargantuan problems — climate change, the wealth gap — in under 30 minutes.
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Letter To the Editor: In "The Rising Power of Philanthropy" (Op-Ed, June 20), David Callahan writes that megadonors are gaining too much influence as they try to solve community challenges.
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"I think we need leaders that run to the challenge, run to the fire to try to solve the problem rather than cut and run if there's a problem," he said.
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United employees will participate in role-playing exercises in groups to try to solve customer service issues, afterward discussing the rationale for why they handled a scenario in a certain way.
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From the drug lord who pulled off an impossible escape to an extraterrestrial ocean containing clues to alien life, here are the baffling mysteries the world will try to solve this year.
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When the left and the right engage in a genuine conversation about an issue -- when they really connect to try to solve problems for American families -- the potential for innovation is enormous.
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Well, according to famed cosmologist Albert Einstein, you can try to solve this problem by looking at the subtle bending of starlight as it encounters the immense gravity of another, closer star.
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What's more, the research might also give us a better look into why we age in general — but first, Dr. Le and his team will try to solve our graying-hair woes.
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Afterwards, I did research into the topic and thought about what would be some ways, if we didn't have to live in the world of reality, to try to solve this issue.
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And second, I hope it helps veterans and everyone else across the country working through mental health issues (to) realize that you don't have to try to solve it on your own.
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One 1995 game that I never came close to beating was called MayaQuest, where you explore the ruins of Mayan civilization and try to solve archeological mysteries about how the Mayans lived.
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In the case of someone with chronic pain, for example, a doctor might order laboratory tests to try to solve the problem, or to treat symptoms for which the cause is unclear.
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A lot of the women's conferences that exist try to solve this problem by bringing women together for a weekend, uniting them around their goals or their shame or their shared experiences.
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This clue at 36D jumped out at me in the midst of solving David Phillips's Saturday crossword because it's so similar to the way we solve — or try to solve — crossword puzzles.
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As much as possible, I try to solve problems over email or by delegation — pushing decision-making power down to engineers in my team who are closer to the problems and implications.
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Looking down on her family from heaven, Susie watches as they come to terms with what happened to her and try to solve a case that, to police, seems to lead nowhere.
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"I think people would look at it not necessarily on its content, but as a forcing mechanism to cause the two sides of the building to try to solve it together," said Sen.
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But it's also been reported that even those who had felt cheated by Huberfeld were reluctant to involve authorities, preferring instead to try to solve their issues within the confines of their community.
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In a small pink room on the upper levels of the hospital, young girls with disfigured faces and missing limbs grow increasingly agitated as they try to solve puzzles and play board games.
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At the DC Entertainment booth, visitors can don the cape and cowl of the Dark Knight in Batman Arkham VR, a virtual reality video game in which players try to solve a murder.
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The Pacers, who found some answers on the defensive end in a home win on Saturday, will try to solve their woes on the road when they visit the Charlotte Hornets on Monday.
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Artists try to solve this by posting their work elsewhere, especially if the content is NSFW, but as seen with the Tumblr 'no female presenting nipples' implosion, this can be a finite solution.
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Release date: January 12, 2020 on HBOWhat it's about: "The Outsider" follows investigators as they try to solve mysteries surround the gruesome murder of an 11-year-old boy in a small town.
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It's a problem that's costing the city of San Francisco hundreds of millions of dollars annually to try to solve – and for its new mayor, something that&aposs starting to become increasingly smelly too.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is open to working with the United States to try to solve the crisis in Libya, Russia's ambassador to Libya was cited as saying on Friday by the RIA news agency.
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The reason economists sometimes like to distinguish between them is if you try to solve a demand problem and it's really a supply problem, you'll run up against a capacity constraint and generate inflation.
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BAD BLOOD THE MOVIE Here's a problem that Taylor Swift wouldn't even try to solve: After an attack on a full-moon night, a college-age woman (Mary Malloy) turns into a vicious monster.
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Zero will try to solve this by working with two partners — WebBank to operate the credit-card machinery and Evolve Bank & Trust to maintain the checking account — and weaving them together with its app.
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The pilot employs "success coaches," who also work with companies to identify workers who might have barriers, such as childcare or transportation problems, and try to solve them before they derail the person's employment.
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After a woman who is blind witnesses the murder of a friend (a drug dealer), the police don't take her seriously, and she decides to try to solve the case herself with her dog, Pretzel.
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And the last few years have made it clear that the way the BBC is now governed and overseen has serious design flaws that the new charter will try to solve, though not without controversy.
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A young hog farmer named Burdette Searcey, a former officer with the Beatrice Police Department, told Wilson's daughter, who ran a laundry where he had his clothes cleaned, that he would try to solve it.
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At 39A, the "question after an interruption," along with 39D, turns out to be WHERE WAS I, which totally makes sense together but is fairly unnerving when you try to solve each on its own.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani urged his people on Wednesday ti unite to overcome Washington's "economic war" while his government said it would use diplomacy to try to solve the standoff even though it distrusted Trump.
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Trump's economic isolation campaign doesn't seem to be panning out as he had hoped — which could make him that much more willing to use force to try to solve the problem once and for all.
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"I think people would look at [the Senate's skinny bill] not necessarily on its content, but as a forcing mechanism to cause the two sides of the building to try to solve it together," Sen.
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It would have been better, internet freedom advocates said, for Facebook to have just enforced its rules on hate speech rather than have the government try to solve the problem by shutting off social media altogether.
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To find out more — and try to solve the mystery of how the actress looks exactly the same as she did more than 20 years ago — we had Kidman walk us through her own beauty evolution.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is ready to take part in talks to try to solve the North Korean issue but has yet to see any positive impact from sanctions against Pyongyang, a Kremlin spokesman said on Sunday.
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This live musical stage production, based on the PBS Emmy-winning children's television series "Odd Squad," focuses on two new spies in the organization, Owen and Olivia, as they try to solve riddles and stop villains.
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But when the United States government doled out hundreds of millions of dollars to try to solve the problem, it was met with a pair of empty solutions, a government watchdog recalls in a new interview.
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Gutting: I agree that moral credibility requires that we recognize the many sorts of disadvantages from which people suffer, but I don't think it follows that we have to try to solve all the problems simultaneously.
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Standing beside Putin before the talks, Merkel said both countries - but especially Russia as a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council - had a responsibility to try to solve the ongoing fighting in Ukraine and Syria.
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And then there is the live-action adaptation of The Umbrella Academy, based on Gerard Way's comics and graphic novels, in which an estranged family of superheroes comes together to try to solve the father's mysterious death.
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A complete overhaul seems unlikely, but what's clear from the Journal's report is that both Google and YouTube executives are putting forth a concentrated effort to try to solve one of several paramount problems afflicting the site.
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Enter the "lukewarmers," whose arguments still originate from the same ideological position—that the government shouldn't try to solve the climate crisis, or at least not try too hard—but appear to be based on sound science.
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" Wallace added later in the discussion that one other possibility is for both sides to agree to "a four- or five-day extension and keep everybody in town, and let's work and try to solve this problem.
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And if it passes, progressive leaders think it could prompt a national movement to similarly try to solve social ills with a targeted tax on the companies that are most seriously driving income inequality across the country.
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"If you don't account for motion of stars when you try to solve this problem, you're basically left with one of two solutions," Jonathan Carroll-Nellenback, a computational scientist and the study's lead author, told Business Insider.
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Robots that are smart at solving problems, they have tools that break ... You take a really smart engineer and put 'em some place and try to solve some problems, and figure out new solutions to these things.
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The mayor this week selected Michael Harrison as the city's fifth police chief in four years, and asked him to try to solve a list of persistent problems that chased most of the others from the job.
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"We've made sure to listen to their voices as well as try to keep their story as well, especially as we use some of their chants and tactics to try to solve our own issues," she said.
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"I think people would look at it not necessarily based on its content, but as a forcing mechanism to cause the two sides of the building to try to solve it together," Republican Senator Bob Corker said.
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If you were to try to solve the problem purely through public policy and social solutions without any real changes in technology, you would be asking people to give up a lot of their quality of life.
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At his office in the southern English town of Christchurch, Boyd has a file 10 cm (four inches) thick of correspondence he wrote to the British government, EU officials and others to try to solve the problem.
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If you and your partner got into a heated fight or woke up some larger, dormant fight, then you probably shouldn't try to solve your issues before the party, or even later on that night, Dr. Saedi says.
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The key factor behind this success was that state and federal officials didn't try to solve the problem on their own, but worked with all stakeholders, including water users and conservationists, to build trust — and, eventually, lasting cooperation.
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Since Brandon's death, the carrier has made adjustments to its cell phone network to try to solve the 911 problem, and the Dallas emergency call center added operators to relieve the burden of "ghost calls," city officials said.
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While investigating emerging technology applications on the farm is hardly a new idea, the cooperative FarmView program is a relatively new partnership, bringing together all kinds of researchers to try to solve our most pressing food security issues.
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After all, if I try to solve a serious problem with half-measures that never prove completely effective, doesn't that trial-and-error experiment provide strong evidence that I should go to the very root of the problem?
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Now, while helping her with the crossword, sometimes I'd know the answer, feign ignorance, and then try to solve it with her, thinking aloud, "What could this word be, starting with the letter …" Honestly, the improvement is glacial.
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We've got content that we're not happy with or advertisers end up next to content they're not happy with, and we're gonna try to solve this with a combination of humans and computers, but boy, it's really hard.
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" Thomas Kail, the director of "Hamilton," who is Mr. Korins's friend and frequent collaborator, said their relationship came down to a single question: "Who do I want to sit in the dark with and try to solve problems?
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Speaking to reporters after the meeting ERC top official Pere Aragones said the party would continue working with the Socialists to try to solve the Catalan conflict through negotiations, confirming an earlier report by Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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"[It's] almost impossible to try to solve when you're trying to do it with 51 votes in the United States Senate, in which there is not significant consensus on what the end result ought to be," he said.
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"I knew nothing about these topics, but I liked putting myself in a position where I had to learn about an industry and try to solve problems they may or may not have had," he told the L.A. Times.
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"I think people would look at it not necessarily based on its content, but as a forcing mechanism to cause the two sides of the building to try to solve it together," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.
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After ruthless qualifying stages, seven teams were sitting just outside the stage watching their creations defend for attacks and try to solve complex challenge binaries, all while sports like commentators were calling out the action to a crowd of cheering fans.
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Johnson said in a speech on Saturday, while also insisting the Irish backstop be ditched, that he had very friendly relations with EU leaders and that Britain would be neither disengaged nor aloof and would try to solve the problem.
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Johnson, a "Leave" figurehead in the 2016 referendum campaign who has downplayed the risks to the world's fifth-largest economy of quitting the EU without a deal, will have to move quickly to try to solve the riddle of Brexit negotiations.
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To try to solve this, and partly at Fitbit's request, I switched from a new iPhone 173 back to an older iPhone, since the iPhone 217 just came out and it was suggested that there may have been compatibility issues.
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Gotta get to the bottom of it to try to solve itMust go above and beyond, 'cause it's incumbent upon mePlus I feel somewhat responsible for the dumb little blondeGirl, that motherfuckin' baton twirler that got dumped in the pond.
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The Trump administration has urged Israel several times in the last few weeks to try to solve the crisis that erupted with Poland over a controversial law which makes it illegal to attribute crimes committed during the Holocaust to Poland.
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The stakes are quite high in the argument over whether outcomes for African Americans and people who grow up in poor households represent remediable matters of social justice or genetic realities that it would be counterproductive to try to solve.
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While the challenges of helping the returning Afghan refugees requires immediate attention, the international community should work with Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iran to try to solve the broader problems driving the crisis, said Tadamichi Yamamoto, head of the U.N. assistance mission in Afghanistan.
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Over the course of the 1700s and 1800s the effort to try to solve the three-body problem and determine the orbit of the Moon was at the center of mathematical physics—and attracted a veritable who's who of mathematicians and physicists.
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"Both parts of the government will have to work together in order to solve this problem...Trying to get two of them to work together, to try to solve the problem, is certainly going to be very important," the U.S. official said.
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One of the first new shows created under Mr. Ross, it follows a colorful detective, Rodie Sanchez, who comes out of retirement to try to solve a 1997 murder case — possibly tied to a serial killer — that has never stopped haunting him.
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Both will have their work cut out for them Saturday as Andrus faces a rookie pitcher he&aposs never seen before in right-hander Raul Alcantara (0-1) while Healy and the Athletics try to solve right-hander Yu Darvish (5-303).
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Taystee and Ruth, who had taken prominent positions in prior seasons, are reduced to embodying societal problems (the injustices of the prison system, sexual harassment) that these heroic men try to solve — and those aren't the shows we fell in love with.
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After rejecting a government proposal to try to solve a row over a so-called meaningful vote in parliament on any Brexit deal, Conservative lawmaker Dominic Grieve told Reuters the plan now "has got to be to try to put it right".
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"Now that we've become a normal country with a normal government which is no longer supervised by foreign powers, now is the time to try to solve some of the problems created in the past eight years," ADEDY president Yannis Paidas told Reuters.
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And what that means is if you look at our DNA, 40% of our team are engineers and data scientists, so everything that we look at, every problem that we try to solve for is prioritizing or is from a technology lens.
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Which party, and which candidate, will be chosen by voters to try to solve those problems will not be known until November, when the midterm elections are expected to see a "blue wave" of Democrats eager to register their anger at President Trump.
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In the interview Thursday, Gallego said the Trump administration is pulling members of the National Guard out of their private lives and deploying them to the border to "try to solve a political problem" and throw "red meat" to the President's base.
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Speaking at a Peterson Institute panel on inequality in Washington on Thursday, Summers said that the type of wealth tax being proposed by Democratic candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders was leading progressives down the wrong path to try to solve inequality.
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White Lies Two journalists try to solve the 50 year cold case of the murder of Reverend James Reeb in Selma, AL. They return to the scene of the crime and discover that there might have been a reason the case was kept unsolved.
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The industry in America is a mess: yoked together with confusing regulations, perverse incentives, and computers running Windows XP. Meanwhile, Schlosser has moved on from academia and created a company, called Oscar, with Joshua Kushner (brother of Jared) to try to solve those problems.
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"We are trying to solve it in consultation, bilaterally, with the U.S. administration and we'll try to solve it in consultation," Abdulla al-Saleh, undersecretary for foreign trade and industry at the UAE ministry of economy, told reporters on the sidelines of a construction event.
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"The candidate the Americans must choose is not the thickheaded Hillary, who tries to apply an Iranian model to solve the nuclear problem on the Korean Peninsula, but Trump, who says he will try to solve it through direct dialogue with us," Mr. Han said.
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TORONTO, April 6 (Reuters) - The Toronto Stock Exchange operator, TMX Group Ltd, said on Thursday it has developed a blockchain-based prototype for electronic shareholder voting, the latest effort by an exchange operator to leverage the technology to try to solve an industry problem.
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Instead, it follows a motley crew of detectives in Brooklyn's 99th Precinct as they try to solve crimes in the most ridiculous of manners (think "forcing suspects on lineup to sing a Britney Spears song"–level ridiculous) and not kill each other in the process.
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If I tell them it's not about just giving more and more to charity, it's about you engaging with us to try to solve a problem, and then use your financing as strategically as you can to get at what might solve the problem.
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Speaking of Amazon, it joined two other corporate giants, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, to announce two weeks ago that they would form their own health care provider and try to solve the riddle that continues to stump lawmakers: dependable service at affordable prices.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday called on citizens to unite to overcome an "economic war" waged by the United States, while his government said it would use diplomacy to try to solve the standoff even though it distrusted U.S. President Donald Trump.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday called on citizens to unite to overcome an "economic war" waged by the United States, while his government said it would use diplomacy to try to solve the standoff even though it distrusted U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But as a prosecutor and attorney general, the tools available to her were through the criminal justice system, and she ended up using the tools that she had to try to solve a problem she cared about and saw in her day-to-day work.
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As bidders circle, Li is trying to solve his own funding problem so that he can improve his negotiating position in any sale process, the sources said, adding that he was likely to try to solve the funding issue before making any decision on a bid.
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"The approach of the UK government is not going to be disengaged or aloof or waiting for them to come to us: we are going to try to solve this problem and we are going to do it in a spirit of friendship and cooperation," Johnson said.
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He continues to meet with Lavrov to try to solve what he considers the worst humanitarian crisis since World War II. He does it knowing that Trump has suggested he would strike a deal with Moscow that abandons the Syrian opposition -- and likely leaves Assad in power.
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One way it's going to try to solve that problem is by creating its own first-party game studio, called Stadia Games and Entertainment, which it will use to develop its own new games and work with partner studios to bring new titles to the platform.
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"The consent decree requires Facebook to always be vigilant to possible privacy problems and try to solve them," said David C. Vladeck, a professor at Georgetown Law and a former director of consumer protection at the F.T.C. who oversaw the investigation that led to the consent decree.
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The show invites you to return to that state when stories were new to you, when you hadn't seen it all, when you hadn't seen any of it, when you didn't try to solve or defeat stories but just let them wash over you and amaze you.
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"If our two leaders, I mean the current Russia's leader, President Putin, and President-elect Trump, are wise enough to have a political will to talk to each other ... then we'll really have a chance to talk and to try to solve the problems being constructive," Peskov said.
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"If our two leaders, I mean the current Russia's leader, President Putin, and President-elect Trump are wise enough to have a political will to talk to each other ... then we'll really have a chance to talk and to try to solve the problems being constructive," Peskov said.
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V.C.s have spent years dismissing speculation about a private-equity bubble as merely an expression, by know-nothing spectators, of resentment and alarmism; media onlookers, they argue, should talk instead about the triumphal progress of the genuinely great start-ups as they try to solve our most difficult problems.
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Take one of the constant refrains from both Joseph Seed and Faith, one of his lieutenants: Why do you always try to solve so many things with violence, they ask, despite their own organization's fondness of brutal torture and your inability to interact with the cult in any way except violence.
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The technology solves this problem by making the task of adding a block to the chain into a competition: Any Bitcoin user who is interested can try to solve, by brute trial and error (and with the help of a high-powered computer), a mathematical puzzle generated by the Bitcoin software.
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Earlier in the year, French King Louis XVI had summoned a long-defunct legislative body, the Estates General, to try to solve the desperate financial situation the government had gotten itself into, not least as a result of excessive spending on backing the American side in the War of Independence.
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With that, you can expect to see frontier town issues on Mars, including prospecting for water, improvised engineering, and when things go wrong... which of course they will because it's a novel, they only have eight days to try to solve it before the launch window to abort and return to Earth closes.
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If you try to solve a Saturday puzzle like this one by trying to set a speed record, you didn't stop to enjoy entries like AMERICANA, CALDER CUP, SPILL BLOOD, EL MARIACHI, SLAM POETS, ANTI CRIME, TEA TASTER, FEEL SAFE, SAY PLEASE, HOT CEREAL (returning after a 45 year hiatus) and PAMPAS CAT.
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Many young professionals, undone by the high cost of living in New York City, are reverse commuting — moving to glossy new rentals near train stations in the business districts of suburbs — while their parents flock to the city, sign leases, chase down culture and try to solve the mystery that is avocado toast.
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I know that's scary to a lot of people, but I feel like if you fast forward N number of years, it's inevitable that we start to create our own world and ultimately try to solve a lot of the issues that we have with just the limitations of the physical world.
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" He told the BBC: "What we [Ireland] are being asked to do by Stephen Barclay [UK Brexit Secretary] and others, is to replace a guarantee on the border that solves it, with a promise that, somehow, we will do our best to try to solve it in the future but we don't know how just yet.
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"There is much continuity between Trump and Obama: the US does not have the answers to the complicated problems of the Middle East, and is not willing to fight a major war to try to solve them," says Philip Gordon of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, who had been in charge of Middle East policy in Mr Obama's White House.
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And then you may find out that — for instance — the court sentences much more strictly because the police is not bringing the simple cases to court but it's a very good police and they talk with people, so if people have not done something really terrible they try to solve that problem in another way, not by using the law.
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" And when a fan asked Kirkman if the show would ever explore trying to find a cure for the zombie apocalypse, he explained, "I've always thought that one of the best things about the show is that it's not about scientists... it's about people and their struggles to survive, so to go off and try to solve this would be a boring show.
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The difference is that Fire Emblem Heroes has learned from the lessons of earlier free-to-play titles and seems to respect my time, with the developers doubling stamina, lowering costs of in-game actions, and recently, removing stamina requirements entirely for most of the game's tougher battles, letting users try to solve the maps as many times as they want.
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It likely comes down to a combination of factors, including cost-per-vehicle (which is unlikely to be something individual consumers are able to absorb in the near-term), addressable domain (it's easier to map and prepare for circumscribed routes than to try to solve autonomy generally up front) and pressures on ownership and vehicle use in dense urban areas from regulatory and government perspective.
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My friends and I were seniors at an isolated liberal arts college at the top of a hill in Ohio, so there wasn't much else to do on Tuesday nights except cram ourselves into a single twin XL bed and watch Troian Bellisario, Ashley Benson, Lucy Hale, and Shay Mitchell try to solve a mystery that should have been reported to the police five years ago.
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Here are some of the provisions included in the Secure Act: "This is a stepping stone to try to solve that looming retirement crisis, " Chad Parks, founder and CEO of Ubiquity Retirement + Savings, tells CNBC Make It. Many Americans are not prepared for their golden years: Just 36% of non-retired adults think that their retirement saving is on track, the Federal Reserve found in its annual study on household well-being.
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Several poems in "Ommateum" try to solve the problem by engaging the universe in awkward colloquy: I went out to the sun where it burned over a desert willow and getting under the shade of the willow I said It's very hot in this country The sun said nothing so I said The moon has been talking about you and he said Well what is it this time The yokel persona is insufficiently ironized by being consigned to the past.
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In the song "Framed," Eminem rapped: "Donald Duck's on as the Tonka Truck in the yardBut dog how the f--- is Ivanka Trump in the trunk of my carGotta get to the bottom of it to try to solve itMust go above and beyond, 'cause it's incumbent uponMe, 'cause I feel somewhat responsible for the dumb little blonde girlThat motherf---in' baton twirler that got dumped in the pond" The information provided by the Secret Service noted that it was "not the first time Mathers made threatening comments towards [Trump] and his family," citing a 2017 freestyle rap.
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"The far left wing of Pelosi's conference has pulled her away from being able to reach any kind of agreement, and that's a shame because we are seeing more and more Democrats now on their side say that they really need to try to solve this problem," House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) told reporters Thursday, referring to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Programs for which tickets remain available this weekend include shorts for ages 218700 through 2111, 211 through 2165, 21160 through 21162, and 21212 and older, as well as a variety of features: the animated French film "Adama," about a West African boy caught up in World War I; the Norwegian live-action "Beatles," about four Beatles-idolizing teenagers forming their own band; "Beyond Beyond," a Danish animated film about a young hare's brave quest; the Chinese 209-D adventure "Little Door Gods," which stars household ornaments that enter the human realm; "Molly Monster," based on a German animated series, whose title character is about to become a big sister; and "Case of Hana and Alice," an anime mystery in which two girls try to solve the disappearance of a classmate.
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