Now, let's fill it varied stories as varied as Alex Strangelove's final moments.
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Mr. Hockney's work is varied, maybe over-varied, but it does offer up a coherent worldview.
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She finally realized that it was not just that she wanted varied sex; she wanted varied partners.
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And with this varied world comes varied fauna: leopards, rhinos, baboons, lions, hippos, crocodiles, horses, camels, rabbits, cats.
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Because of its varied points of entry, the book provides an exceptional starting place for readers with varied points of interest.
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Their aim is to assemble a varied group of students who will profit from the varied opportunities available in higher education.
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Yung Lean contains multitudes: he's a man of varied tastes, and thus he creates varied sounds, making music under more than one name.
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But the risk was 14% higher when bedtimes varied by 60 to 90 minutes and 58% higher when bedtimes varied by more than 90 minutes.
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LDL cholesterol levels varied by less than 10 percent whether patients had fasted or not, and triglyceride levels varied by less than 20 percent, that study found.
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During the average five-minute courtship sequence, the number of postures varied between two and eight, while the number of transitions between postures varied between two and 17.
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Sure, eliciting a scream is impressive, but sometimes Halloween is just a chance to brag about your obscure and varied pop culture knowledge — and what's more obscure and varied than memes?
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Up close and from the side, "Last words of John Brown" (2017) is simply shoelaces of varied colors strung through holes in the wall, so that they fall at varied lengths.
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He is still singled out, consistently, for criticism whenever United fails to live up to expectations, a lightning rod for the many and varied complaints of many and varied former players.
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Mr. Zeldes, who with Kevin Klauber also edited the documentary, uses fast cuts, varied camera angles and a patchwork of scenes to take in the varied perspectives of life in Richmond.
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Vivaldi's orchestra is comparatively huge and varied — four theorbos!
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This diverse group certainly holds varied opinions on corporate governance.
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I want TV to be challenging and varied and surprising.
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We see varied forms of intelligence on our own world.
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But the recommended increases varied widely from product to product.
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Increases in medical care coverage after Obamacare varied by state.
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Interest in the pair has varied from day to day.
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His reasons for skipping varied slightly from year to year.
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The set ups for the left high kick were varied.
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YouTube's a little less polished and a lot more varied.
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Reactions to the device have varied from enthusiasm to condemnation.
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Survivors are as unique and as varied as their experiences.
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These arguments from both the carriers and critics varied tremendously.
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Loo and the artists have varied relationships with tusán identity.
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The amount of data sold varied based on the breach.
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They're just as wide and varied as as people everywhere.
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The projects are varied, but a few categories stand out.
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Successfully addressing these unique public health issues requires varied approaches.
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You've had a very productive, varied career as a filmmaker.
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We will have varied goals and outcomes along the way.
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The reasons for staying away from overseas investments are varied.
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The perspectives of players are as varied as their swings.
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POLAND'S quarrels with the European Union are rich and varied.
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Change: Snap is putting more and varied content inside Discover.
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She said the number of sexual acts varied each month.
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White people's views on race varied greatly by political party.
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But beyond that, life is simply too varied to predict.
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The results varied based on the size on the asteroids.
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Earnings varied greatly from city to city, the study found.
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Reports of fatalities have varied, but appear to be low.
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Crowd estimates varied greatly -- depending on who was making them.
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For each individual terrorist the proportion of these motivations varied.
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As for how they all received the samples, it varied.
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The interests of the photographers in the show are varied.
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It's a machine customers can deploy in varied outdoor environments.
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Our methodology for collecting data on our event participants varied.
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The U.S. central bank could arguably use more varied perspectives.
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Bannon had a varied and profitable career before joining Breitbart.
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The structure has provoked varied artistic reactions over the years.
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Turkle found that the student responses varied based on race.
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Pauley's strict approach to the courtroom has taken varied forms.
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Since that time, their quality and turnover have varied greatly.
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Restaurants are plentiful and varied, reflecting the mix of ethnicities.
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As they do, the companies are taking varied paths forward.
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On Fox News the coverage of the complaint has varied.
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Sophie Turner's impression game is varied, to say the least.
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Enforcement has varied, but two countries are of particular concern.
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The delivery of the guarantee varied depending on the state.
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But in each case, the proportion of the motivations varied.
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Trump's explanations -- and excuses -- for these refusals have varied widely.
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The reactions varied from dramatic laughter to more subtle smiles.
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With flavors as varied as chocolate chip and birthday cake?
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Opening May 21636, with varied closing dates for the shows.
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In different countries, the nature of these hunts has varied.
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Follow Alex Zaragoza, a person with varied interests, on Twitter.
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A word of caution: Fontainebleau is immense, and immensely varied.
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Downtown Boise also has a varied and quirky shopping scene.
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Point values varied according to the difficulty of the puzzles.
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Terminology, at least, has been established for varied construction methods.
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Treasury Cider Superb, pure and varied ciders, $15 to $20.
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The clientele seems to be as varied as the books.
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Estimates on the amount of the Harvey aid varied widely.
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The administration's policy on mailing statements has varied over time.
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Retirees in Florida add to the economy in varied ways.
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"The 'truth' from media is so varied," she told me.
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It's a vibrant, varied portrait of a restless, hopeful community.
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Decisions by prosecutors to seek the death penalty varied widely.
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Instructors show videos and encourage students to contemplate varied scenarios.
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While their experiences varied, negative effects of the camps remained.
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But the reactions have certainly been varied to the film.
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When first introduced, bundled payments faced varied levels of apprehension.
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The agency does not include varied spellings in that ranking.
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Details large and small have varied in tellings of both.
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Reaction to the tariffs has varied across business sectors, however.
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"The pecking order of the bedroom situation varied," she laughed.
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The opposition from Republicans was broad, and the reasons varied.
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The 1964 Food Stamp Act promised a varied, nutritious diet.
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The four platforms also varied significantly in removing inauthentic comments.
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Though the agencies had varied responses, none came out unscathed.
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Potential savings varied widely by city, neighborhood and apartment size.
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But confidence in Trump varied drastically based on party identification.
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The threats that our nation faces are varied and relentless.
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This year, September's varied offerings have something for every taste.
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Their reasons were more individual and varied than I expected.
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Even the suggestion of a varied Europe brought some howls.
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The vocal soloists, all with operatic leanings, were nevertheless varied.
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He favored frequent and varied posts to keep their attention.
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But the amenities at charging stations varied, Mr. Stafford said.
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Their answers varied, but there were a few common themes.
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Game developer Zoe Quinn has an unusually varied list of achievements.
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A more varied set of respondents may have produced different results.
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His behavior varied in the level of control over the juveniles.
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The plaintiffs varied from professors to a police officer in Texas.
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And we're examining some varied applications for forthcoming 5G wireless technology.
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And the methodological rigor of the field researchers varied pretty widely.
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Surely the path to billion-plus valuations would be equally varied.
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Another noticed the methane levels around Curiosity varied by the season.
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The different personalities in the audience create varied feelings and melodies.
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Florida's varied temperatures pose a threat to the eggs, as well.
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She calculated that it varied regularly with a 1.34-second period.
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The hours can be long; the work is varied and challenging.
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The building's intricate metallic screen takes on varied shades of light.
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The duration varied from 0.8 seconds (mice) to 6.5 seconds (people).
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Charles and Camilla have varied their card choices over the years.
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The results are as complex and varied as the subject matter.
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Perceptions of who will better protect Israel have so far varied.
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Human experience and desire is so much more varied than that.
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She was a trader, and what she asked Mami never varied.
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The video is a varied breakthrough on blackness, womanhood and freedom.
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The subject matter for each varied, but most remained generally spooky.
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These movies are varied and verifiably good or great or fantastic.
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Reactions varied from bewilderment and fear, to scorn and loud laughter.
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The literary world of gaming tie-ins is wide and varied.
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Tata's businesses are as varied as IT services and car-making.
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However, second lien recoveries varied and unsecured debt claims recovered poorly.
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Opinions about how to stop school shooters are vast and varied.
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The response to the crisis from European nations has been varied.
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All the prompts are varied, fun, titillating, and most importantly exploratory.
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They're as diverse as the varied underwater habitats they live in.
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Here are 20 varied places across Europe to inspire your travels.
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The people on these lines were volunteers and the results varied.
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Requests are as varied as the world of books is wide.
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The protesters were a varied mix of ages, demographics and genders.
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This new, more open and varied Germany is harder to govern.
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Still, scientists couldn't explain how Venus' rotational speeds varied over time.
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These groups practice varied forms of Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and Hinduism.
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To be a successful Instagram heartthrob, one needs a varied portfolio.
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Though the circumstances and their stature varied, all faced political failure.
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And although it's a varied group, we did see some commonalities.
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She said that even in her own extended family, experiences varied.
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Those gains have also varied widely from one sector to another.
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We sense a long, illustrious, and varied career in his future.
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Preference towards more consonant intervals varied widely between the five groups.
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The response to Lily's costume has been pretty varied, Leor said.
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Future studies should be conducted among more varied populations, Grgic said.
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Compared with the ECG reading, wearable products varied in their accuracy.
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Winners split a jackpot, which has varied from $100 to $2000.
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Symptoms, sounds and sensations reportedly varied dramatically from person to person.
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Hammers can be tweaked and varied but will never go obsolete.
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Policies at the 13 other schools varied widely, the researchers reported.
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Their grant rates accordingly varied from only 2628 to 28503 percent.
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The estimates of oil and natural gas deposits are highly varied.
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How can so many varied characters all have the same glower?
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The proportion of foreigners buying homes varied wildly throughout the country.
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Japan has has some of the most delicious and varied cuisine.
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But it also pays homage to his own varied culinary background.
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Such plans have had a varied reception depending on the country.
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Though almost everyone went to college, elite school attendance varied widely.
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Premiums and deductibles varied, as did the types of services covered.
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Breitbart News rejects racism in all its varied and ugly forms.
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The estimates for Model 3 deliveries by different brokerages varied widely.
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Results within news and video infoboxes also varied significantly, it found.
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Popular music has become more varied as a result (see chart).
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How could the same image be used in such varied settings?
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Democrats, meanwhile, have the luxury of taking varied stances on trade.
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One wonders how Wall Street will value a company so varied.
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The team find extraordinarily varied plants growing from a single stem.
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The percentage of income sent to Mexico also varied by state.
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Few have had as varied a track record as Mr Dylan.
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The reasons behind the gap between supply and demand are varied.
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He also wants to reach out to new, more varied audiences.
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The varied attitudes of car owners, meanwhile, has also complicated negotiations.
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He would consult with a rich and varied spectrum of people.
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The meal options were varied and included pizza and chicken wings.
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The varied mosaics and murals sometimes measure over 100 feet long.
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Retiring LIKE many people, Steve Guadalupe has had a varied career.
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The studies varied in size from 30 to about 6,500 participants.
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Contingency planning is very difficult when the options are so varied.
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Stories of teacher departures are varied, and often anguished and conflicted.
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Their life experiences varied, of course, before arriving at those institutions.
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Touching on that: Your tastes are varied and your influences wide.
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A varied smattering of works fill a corner of the hotel.
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So, it's inevitable that different dungeons have varied rules and regulations.
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Nowadays it's quite different, as your posts are way more varied.
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Their diet was extremely varied, which is to say extremely healthy.
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The music varied between trap, old school house, freestyle, and bachata.
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They varied the exposure to ultraviolet light as well as temperatures.
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The city's high employment rate is attributed to Denver's varied industries.
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Ms. Stewart's orbit is already more varied than some may expect.
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So far this week, investor sentiment on retail earnings has varied.
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" Music "I have a varied collection of music on my phone.
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It also could provide insight for the company's varied components businesses.
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"It's quite a varied life, the performing life," Mr. Grimaldi said.
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Nine out of 10 companies made money, but revenues varied enormously.
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The authorities the President has under DPA are vast and varied.
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Mostly, they found, pelvic shape varied along lines of geographic ancestry.
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All that is to say, talent has varied on Team USA.
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Stores had never been so big, nor the offerings so varied.
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The reasons for the country's economic decline are varied and complex.
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Plentiful and varied dining and night life options are also nearby.
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The number of casualties varied among the cases The Times investigated.
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Mr. Adès responds to the challenge with a crazily varied score.
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Apple's explanations for banning Metadata have varied, but were always vague.
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But horror is as complex and varied as its morbid fanbase.
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The influences are varied and ever-present, but subtle and elusive.
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The EPA's role since then has varied from administration to administration.
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The languages the Levys used were as varied as their personalities.
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The causes of estrangement from their kids are varied and complicated.
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Among the majority who had not had sex, the reasons varied.
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As a result, the impact of the bans will be varied.
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Despite its varied European settings, the movie is largely in English.
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Responses to the iPad have been varied since its 2010 introduction.
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"The audience is broad, it's varied, and it's hip," he said.
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The seafood can be varied to suit your market and tastes.
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During the Bush eras, Democrats approval of the president varied more.
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The list of purchasers was long, and the identifying information varied.
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These sensations could be varied in intensity to fit the stimulus.
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Once I did find the right spot, the print quality varied.
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My download speeds often varied from 5 Mbps to 158 Mbps.
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Corporate boardrooms with directors of varied backgrounds are still relatively unusual.
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The results of the most popular nonfiction books are more varied.
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The bid-ask spreads varied widely across exchanges, the SEC said.
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The reasons respondents pursued a side hustle varied depending on demographic.
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Opposition to impeachment has varied from 46 percent to 53 percent.
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But if the quality of material varied, the performances did not.
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"The audience is broad, it's varied, and it's hip," he said.
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Democrats are taking varied approaches to try to make their case.
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These included goods as varied as sunglasses, juices and auto components.
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This exhibition is the result of their varied perspectives and experiences.
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Lorenz identified three properties of the system corresponding roughly to how fast convection was happening in the idealized beaker, how the temperature varied from side to side, and how the temperature varied from top to bottom.
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She used the example of prehistoric hunter-gatherers who had a much more varied gut flora because their diets were governed by what was available to them -- and therefore were varied through no choice of their own.
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The smells of spices peppering the air with all sorts of interesting conversations, the varied architecture, the equally varied fashions, the occassional call of the muezzin signaling time for Muslims to pray — it was purely, simply magical.
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That leaves approximately...not a lot for a cool, varied fitness wardrobe.
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His pet saying was that his company delivered varied and total entertainment.
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He situates Christian art in the varied, unassimilated customs of its believers.
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Among the people I talked to who used naltrexone, its effectiveness varied.
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The estimates of the number trapped under the fallen building has varied.
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In my opinion, you should eat a balanced, varied and healthy diet.
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It adds compelling and varied viewpoints to an already heavily reported stories.
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In what way are their aspirations so wildly varied from your own?
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States' responses to the discovery of vulnerabilities in voting equipment have varied.
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He was in a band that varied between 14 and 26 pieces.
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They are a varied collection, local shoppers mingling with camera-wielding tourists.
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Main risks cited varied, from volatile energy prices to slowing Chinese growth.
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Others have had vast, varied lives – with more outings yet to come.
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That means it's given rise to a lot of slightly varied functions.
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Crop yields varied widely from field to field, because of erratic microclimates.
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The start to Brazil's cane harvest has varied dramatically in recent years.
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The exact drop in traffic varied between different areas in the zone.
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Two, in the liberal West itself, liberalism's strength and scope greatly varied.
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Instead, Latino political culture is relatively new and embraces highly varied constituencies.
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At most he varied his commute, but took no gun with him.
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I also felt that understanding and sympathy from administration and staff varied.
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Luckett's bridesmaids wore long black gowns in varied styles for the occasion.
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Splits have varied depending on the deal, and who sold the ads.
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Whether people trust CNN or Trump more varied largely along party lines.
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The answers to such questions have been many, varied and extremely divisive.
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These were proclaimed in response to specific events, so varied each year.
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Perhaps this is a risk of charting such a wildly varied country.
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As usual, growth in home prices varied widely across Australia's major cities.
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In the current study, the risk of diabetes varied by cancer type.
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But the rates varied significantly when researchers looked at separate age brackets.
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The comments I received varied, but plain statements of fact became preferable.
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Among participants using Juul, the results varied what flavor they were using.
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The work was varied, including supporting students who were homeless or pregnant.
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The percentage of people declared foreigners varied dramatically from tribunal to tribunal.
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The world of personal audio is an infinitely varied and fascinating one.
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As such the record is fantastic exercise in varied yet impactful songwriting.
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Reports from survivors and government officials varied between 35 and 100 people.
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The potential applications of mobile screen-sharing are varied and extremely useful.
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Trump's stance on H-1B visas for high-skilled workers has varied.
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How each Doctor treats their sonic is as varied as their personalities.
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The frequency of exercise varied between two and five times a week.
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The foliage is even more varied than the most dense rain forest.
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The averages varied a bit depending on the size of the firm.
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For Cheuk, her psychedelic encounters have varied between physical and mental states.
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Transport for London's page is slightly more varied, but it lacks unity.
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Her radio show and mixes are feel so naturally varied and strange.
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Within more specific demographics, however, those surveyed had answers that varied greatly.
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The GOP, like the Democrats, is necessarily a coalition of varied interests.
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No other dance classic has a score so endlessly fragrant and varied.
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The opponents' arguments are numerous and varied and go downhill from there.
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The responses to the questions about medicine as a calling varied widely.
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Before Robert College, their exposure to and affinity for American culture varied.
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My project assignments were interesting and varied: Review the popular FBI tour.
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Their diets were less varied than those of people on the outside.
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Companies as varied as Goldman Sachs, P.F. Chang's, and Uber use them.
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Annual pay also varied heavily by a contractor's skill set and location.
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They are motivated by a varied and sometimes conflicting array of issues.
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This year, with a field so varied, the lanes are more narrow.
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Hailstones varied in size, from around one to 3 inches in diameter.
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State park systems, by contrast, use more nuanced and varied fee structures.
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Top-ranking traits also varied depending on where the students were from.
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But even with varied opposition, the political calculus for them is strong.
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"My routine has varied about 30 minutes over 30 years," he says.
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Her varied background aids in the "orchestration of different pieces," she said.
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Confrontation is at its heart, and his tactics are varied and surprising.
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But steadily, Quonset has become a new little city of varied companies.
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As one might expect, then, the reaction to Smith's work has varied.
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These engagement rings are littered with diamonds of varied shapes and sizes.
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But he was always getting varied appeals from Republicans at those moments.
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As you can probably tell from those examples it's a varied discussion.
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Using data from ice cores, it indicates how temperatures varied over time.
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The amount of hair shown varied according to how brave we felt.
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The opinions of the people interviewed varied, but were mostly pretty straightforward.
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The banks' estimates have varied, with several pegging their valuations much lower.
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Beneficial effects, however, varied among patients based on their individual genetic profiles.
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Rather, it is about speaking to a larger population with varied concerns.
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The work's varied instrumental colors are still Technicolor in their projected brilliance.
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In general, however, researchers say motives are varied and difficult to quantify.
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They wrote on subjects as varied as lesbian passion and nuclear threats.
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The makeup of Laos is varied, including lots of ethnic indigenous people.
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Power restoration schedules varied by utility company and the extent of damage.
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With varied faces you get expressions of the difference in that line.
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Daily routines around the compound varied in proportions of work and socializing.
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Reports on the executive order have varied considerably in tone and substance.
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But the rate varied, and 11 states had levels below 90 percent.
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But then Small varied the calories using a tasteless carbohydrate called maltodextrin.
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Still, Ms. Maddow's recent interviews of Democratic candidates have varied in tone.
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Pai continuously seeks out varied creative inspiration that keeps her perspective fresh.
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The reasons Americans leave religion are varied, often complex, and incredibly personal.
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That would be much higher than most official estimates, which have varied.
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That includes what the symptoms are and how varied they might be.
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Although UAM designs are many and varied, they sport some common features.
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Voters' experiences have varied greatly based on which county they live in.
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The five movements make varied uses of voices, in speech and song.
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The days following were much more varied, but they included more Mackintosh.
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The analysis also found that practices varied by insurer and by market.
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When the president goes on a trip, he takes a varied entourage.
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The students had lunch periods that varied from 20 to 30 minutes.
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Their ingredients are far more varied and unpredictable than their traditional counterparts.
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Reductions in levels of the pollutants varied across communities over two decades.
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Our clocks are individual and varied, and they change as we grow.
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Exact amounts may have varied depending on exchange rates at the time.
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Trump's treatment of the press varied from one minute to the next.
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That was followed by two PowerPoint presentations heralding the governor's varied accomplishments.
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"The Soldier's Tale" caps a varied program that was admirable and underwhelming.
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I research for a living, so it's all about those varied sources!
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Chaplains use diverse and varied contractors to help facilitate their ministerial services.
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Sermon length varied drastically depending on Christian tradition, according to the study.
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Essentially, penises varied to keep different species from mating with one another.
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Indians were all unique; head shapes within community groups varied widely, and
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Facebook's political news ecosystem during the 2016 election was vast and varied.
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Green is good The health benefits of greenery are broad and varied.
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Chavez, who is currently chief financial officer, has had a varied career.
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The amount of Yang's charitable contributions varied considerably from year to year.
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You can play through the plentiful, varied stages uploaded by other players.
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As it happened, that group came in notably varied colors and heights.
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Though the situations and analysis varied, their stories were all too similar.
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Estimates of how many American babies were affected by thalidomide have varied.
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Estimates of how many American babies were affected by thalidomide have varied.
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Many efforts have been made, with varied success, to correct this problem.
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The ducks varied in learning ability, both by species and individual duckling.
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"Until the Real Thing" will showcase their different styles and varied experience.
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Follow-ups varied from three months to as long as seven years.
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How many years have varied more than 3oF from the century average.
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Descriptions of the people Ghosn hired to coordinate the operation have varied.
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Depending on how the microbe infects people, sickness can look quite varied.
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Reasons varied, but included weaker refining profits and spending on capital expenses.
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Splits have varied depending on the deal and who sold the ads.
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But the costs of surgery, hospitalization and recovery for bypass patients "varied by 50 percent across hospitals," and the share of heart attack patients readmitted to the hospital within 30 days varied by more than 50 percent, HHS said.
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I have a varied closet filled with costumes for different moods and occasions.
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We researched and tested four tracker blockers and found their results varied widely.
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The longer that people live, the more varied their life cycle will become.
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Rainfall varied from a meter of rain in 1983 to none in 1985.
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Well, many things, it turns out, in the case of this varied bunch.
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Her tastes are eclectic and varied, with a love for strategy and action.
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They are varied and vivid things, showing an artist quickly finding his feet.
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There are more and varied shows on those platforms, it seems like it.
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A revelatory actress whose varied filmography is too often reduced to action heroine.
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Kloeckner said later on German radio NDR that harvests were varied among states.
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Their reasons for choosing to end their pregnancies are varied and often complex.
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The relationship between presidents and vice presidents have varied greatly throughout the years.
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The trio's varied viewpoints provide a rich look at modern coolness and connection.
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They supported more species, more varied types of species and more individual birds.
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Though complex in theory, the origin of the secret language is varied, too.
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Shadow finds Zhang drawing on skills he's accumulated across a long, varied career.
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Attendance apparently varied, between just a few protestors, but occasionally reaching the hundreds.
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Supreme Court nominees have varied in answering questions about Brown over the years.
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Reactions to Yeezy's outpouring are varied, and not many of them are positive.
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The origins of this shift are varied and have been happening for years.
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Some designs feature varied standing and seating positions, while others offer more space.
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Everything about this laptop was designed knowing full well its varied use cases.
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The landscape is varied in the southern portion of Bears Ears National Monument.
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Trader Joe's, in particular, is well regarded for its varied frozen-food section.
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Over the past century, artists have had suspicious and varied attitudes toward beauty.
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The island's debt involves almost 20 governmental issuers, and varied features like guarantees.
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To make the trailer, Mr. Baptiste drew on his varied show business background.
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Today, however, cool textures, trippy prints, and varied hemlines dominate the classic style.
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Imaginary evil is romantic and varied; real evil is gloomy, monotonous, barren, boring.
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Mars is in good and varied company in the diamond-certified singles club.
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I've been subleasing for the last couple of months, so this has varied.
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This is exposing social media users to a whole range of varied content.
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All 1,700+ members share the mutual interest of witchcraft, but in varied forms.
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Unbound founders Polly Rodriguez and Sarah Jayne Kinney have long and varied careers.
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Prior to that, atmospheric lead varied substantially, but almost never fell near zero.
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The range of M&A suitors one can imagine is broad and varied.
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It creates a more varied market, he says, and gives customers greater confidence.
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The study participants' conditions and time since their strokes varied widely, she said.
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Gold, platinum, and copper followed similar trends, albeit with slightly less varied responses.
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Countries as varied as Bangladesh, France and Rwanda have duly banned plastic bags.
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Given its potentially dystopic proposition, reactions to the social credit system have varied.
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You have a varied career from comedy to action shows to serious drama.
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The length and reach of these classic 'cuts varied, as did their intent.
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Religion has long played a varied, but important role in the Civilization series.
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Chinese P12.53P lenders' many and varied problems might be expected to deter investors.
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Perhaps because of how varied his tracks sound, his musical influences are loose.
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Of course, the plant's impact on love is as varied as its strains.
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It's a varied job and ultimately it's about the people you work with.
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Researchers have evaluated their effectiveness in Florida, California, and the UK. Results varied.
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The entire exam takes about half an hour, and the minitests were varied.
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The threats against devices on traditional mobile phone networks are varied and serious.
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You can create an original character and have her carry out varied activities.
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However, designers that offer varied heel heights are still scoring some big rounds.
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The list of concerns a virtual visit might address is long and varied.
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Over twelve minutes he gives you the same eight bars, varied very minimally.
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The chart below highlights the varied investments each Chinese internet giant has made.
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"Our work demonstrates that extinct crocodyliforms had an incredibly varied diet," said Melstrom.
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But the root cause of this societal sin varied from person to person.
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Emissions also varied based on how long the e-cig had been used.
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This was supposed to make the types of students attending university more varied.
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"Removal rates varied depending on the severity of hateful content," the Commission writes.
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Bowie's ensuing film choices were no less eclectic than his varied musical stylings.
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They are a varied group that often forms the backbone of our communities.
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Up to this point, historical attitudes toward exercise had varied, according to Hayes.
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Scroll on to see exactly how the item costs at different supermarkets varied.
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State by state, county by county Distances to a clinic varied by state.
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Again, states varied widely, with requests ranging from large increases to meaningful decreases.
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Commercial or scientific projects typically involve big teams with varied talents and expertise.
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Team sports rely on the varied characteristics and specialized abilities of their members.
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The range of possible tariffs has varied from 10 percent to 45 percent.
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The middle classes varied by country and era, but they shared certain characteristics.
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The government could subsidize jobs as varied as school repairs and fixing potholes.
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In their own papers, anarchist communists varied in their response to illegalist crimes.
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The operators at the bottom of the rankings varied from year to year.
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The ratio of opioid dependence to other substance abuse problems varied by state.
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Its veggie options are also relatively nutritionally varied: there's greens, dairy, and carbs.
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"He's amazingly prolific and amazingly varied," said the Tate exhibition's curator, Chris Stephens.
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Even within single economic sectors, effective rates varied tremendously from company to company.
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It allows for flexibilityAs a freelancer, my income can be sporadic and varied.
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Next time, I would try to choose a route with more varied scenery.
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The number of respondents on the six surveys varied from 182 to 451.
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A 5-year windowThe percentage change in compensation varied depending on the role.
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Analysts' valuations of the company have varied from $1.2 trillion to $503 trillion.
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There were bits of grain that made for a varied and interesting texture.
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The sky is the limit with carbon capture; it's that varied and diverse.
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Whistleblowing platforms, drug marketplaces, and secure messaging: uses for Tor are pretty varied.
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There are 14 butches in this project, and their stories are so varied.
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The menus are varied, and tend to include dishes from Nepal and beyond.
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If it was, we would have a far more varied Billboard Top Ten.
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The bacterial populations varied widely according to where the game was being played.
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The online reader reviews I found varied between naked revulsion and sheepish endorsement.
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Since the 1970s, the social patterns of pool use have become more varied.
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Instead, he wants you to see the many, varied layers of his community.
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Elabe had two voting scenarios that varied according to which other candidates stand.
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Survey respondents' views on the price expectations for other Saudi grades also varied.
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Yet its intricate, varied rhythms were more exposed and amplified, and altogether electrifying.
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Some improved, but the responses varied and tended to decline after a year.
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Then you start to notice the widely varied strategies Mr. Okazaki is using.
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Yet, three rich, varied albums in, Ariana Grande has little left to prove.
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How much contact passengers had with their fellow travelers varied by seat position.
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The company has changed industries as varied as publishing, groceries and health care.
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More than anywhere, the countryside has a more varied dynamic than the city.
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And the answers Mr. Trump gets have varied, depending on whom he asked.
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The school also offered a weeklong enrichment program that varied year to year.
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Meanwhile, the shutdown is hurting businesses as varied as craft beer and airlines.
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Speeds were varied and measurements were taken with windows both up and down.
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However varied, each of Maidenfed's collages almost always includes a picture of herself.
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The announced duration of the school closings has varied from state to state.
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The additional work being done across the sprawling subway is varied and complex.
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Nor is burnout, considering all the varied activities, including windsurfing, that she embraces.
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But the extent of those restrictions has varied widely, including within individual countries.
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The 27 roads, photographed between 1968 and 2013, are varied and, well, transporting.
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His stays varied, some lasting three or four days, others lasting a month.
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The more varied your GI microbiome, then, the more diverse your postbiotic community.
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The responses have been varied and illuminating from all sides of the argument.
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I asked a number of experts in American politics and their replies varied.
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I try to eat a varied diet and not go overboard on anything.
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Individual goals have varied from opening a checking account to launching a business.
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The scientists now hope to figure out how plesiosaur motion varied by species.
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Many pages feature varied sizes and styles of lettering, rather than showing action.
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My biggest observation is that these varied companies need very different board members.
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The results of the backups who received significant playing time have, predictably, varied.
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But how evacuees were handled once they got home varied country by country.
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Reports of numbers of civilian casualties varied greatly after last Friday's air raid.
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President Trump has a long and varied history on gun reform. http://bit.
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It was not the culmination of many years of poor or varied sleep.
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There were the constant unpredictable, unexplained film blackouts, which varied by subscriber market.
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The 54 countries and its people are about as varied as it gets.
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Floodwaters varied, with some homes nearby in water that was several feet high.
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These encounters are the most interesting and varied moments from run to run.
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The survey found that views of China varied distinctly from country to country.
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Critical reaction varied, with some calling the film a satire, others a fantasy.
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The questions varied based on the position and the people conducting the interview.
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Forecasts for rates at the end of 2020 varied from 5.50% to 6.75%.
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The mainstream explanations in evolutionary biology for these behaviours are many and varied.
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Sixty years ago most countries had nationality provisions that varied according to sex.
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In this varied field, there is a heightened possibility for surprises or breakouts.
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His cast of characters, nearly all of the middling sort, was extraordinarily varied.
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The beer selection is wide and varied and rotates in and out frequently.
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The job of coordinating all these varied options and attacks fell to Capt.
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The number of shapes on the array varied — some had two, others three.
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We've got varied backgrounds and experiences that we have to take into account.
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Chicken pies and potpies and game pies, the list is long and varied.
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I've treated thousands of patients with ailments as varied as hemorrhoids and cancer.
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Their reactions varied, from unimpressed to abashed and pained — all of them uncomfortable.
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Contrary to Paris, London seems to have a more authentic and varied cuisine.
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And now, he is adding television screenwriter to his long and varied resume.
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The four albums reviewed below present varied approaches to engaging with the past.
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Analyst forecasts for how many people would sign up for the offering were varied.
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The answers varied, but there was a common thread — and it wasn't price point.
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The mood in the streets where protesters marched was as varied as the locations.
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Depending on the specific country, the upgrade rate varied between 19 and 24 months.
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Components of the device-level supply chain, and engineering challenges, were many and varied.
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And they are increasingly capable of functioning in more sophisticated processes and varied contexts.
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The most common varied from flushing and dry mouth to sleepiness and passing out.
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One of the great things about Glastonbury is just how varied the music is.
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The grid resembles one of his silkscreen grids that repeat images in varied colors.
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In more progressive circles, a varied but related pettiness has become fashionable as well.
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Models varied too much, it said; low risk-weights were flattering some banks' ratios.
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Among the other issues are cohesion and inclusion, on which opinions have long varied.
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To help provide some insight, we've rounded up a varied list of condom options.
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There are more—and more varied—opportunities in open economies than in closed ones.
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" Responses to Barstool's Twitter post of the video were, um, shall we say, "varied.
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Make sure your routine is varied, including strength days, cardio days and active recoveries.
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From Ghana to South Africa, new brands are inspired by the continent's varied cultures.
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The way PLL depicts texting has varied widely over the course of its run.
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For all of us and every day, life ebbs away at a varied pace.
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Levels of peat in the malting process are being varied to provide different results.
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We exist across all demographics and always have done, and our experiences are varied.
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For its part, YouTube stands behind the varied opinions and views on its platform.
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The reasons why people do not have children are varied, complex and often overlapping.
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The modular board and varied scenarios keep things fresh for a number of plays.
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And while the motivations are varied, it's clear: November 9 represented a new day.
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It's an outstanding performance, from an actress who's had a varied and distinguished career.
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But it also showed that the data varied considerably across different types of ads.
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Abedin has answered Grassley's inquiries with a defense of her varied work as separate.
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The game itself, meanwhile, feels much more robust and varied than in the past.
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And each time the agency provided the data, the results varied widely, auditors said.
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While the dialogue and plot lines varied, the form, and the lesson, remained consistent.
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The scripts varied the names, vocabulary and grammar to reflect race and class differences.
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Counter-measures will be varied, says David Dollar, America's former treasury representative in Beijing.
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Reaction to the queen's purported Muslim extraction has been varied in the Arab world.
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She tries to eat a varied diet and reasonable portion sizes, without limiting herself.
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He has a varied portfolio with interests in Facebook, Boeing, Phillips 66 and more.
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" "Our audience is really varied, and we see a lot of families playing together.
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Our audience is really varied, and we see a lot of families playing together.
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The causes of the accidents are as varied as human error to animal hazards.
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Before, the colors and fonts used by the airline varied from platform to platform.
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The results were pretty varied: 44 minutes was the longest, 33 seconds the shortest.
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The honeycomb-inspired design eliminates wasted space and allows players more varied re-racks.
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Lessons are as varied as issuing commands, nesting patterns and looping on all sides.
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The duration of these studies varied, but the longest one lasted about 20 years.
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The education you need to get a foot in the door is understandably varied.
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She varied the viscosity of the paint as well as the length of brushstroke.
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And with it, a non-traditional, more varied approach to sound is again evident.
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Since then, the species flourished in diversity across Hawaii's hugely varied forests and elevations.
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You've had a varied background, which this was sort of a shift for you.
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"The disorder can be so varied that its impact can vary greatly as well."
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Even better, the agates and marbles are a great deal more varied and attractive.
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Almost every song orbits around funk, but they're varied enough to keep your attention.
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Though their changes in performance varied, their times improved by an average of 1.7%.
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Online information more generally has an almost limitless diversity of sources, with varied credibility.
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Results varied across the cities, but some factors remained the same across the board.
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The percentage of UV-A rays blocked varied from 44 percent to 96 percent.
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"Door to Door" covers more varied terrain than this review is making it sound.
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The varied housing stock is dispersed along wide, congested avenues and quieter side streets.
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Though it was attributed to Trump, it varied between first- and third-person throughout.
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On the road, Valerie and Alex cross paths with a varied cast of characters.
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The margin of error varied by senator, but did not exceed 5 percentage points.
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These varied strategies illustrate that the emerging world order is not a bipolar one.
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Luckily, the kingdoms in Odyssey are so varied that doesn't seem like a problem.
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But senators have instead praised him for his varied government career going back decades.
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Later, more substantively, he questioned how to describe this varied inheritance to future offspring.
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The rise in deaths also varied by age and drug categories in the data.
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"That's a widely varied set of items," the cop said, reading over her list.
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The responses from Republican members in these districts to Trump's policy have varied drastically.
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The problem is that patients are individuals with varied backgrounds, perspectives, needs, and desires.
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The new restrictions on travel varied by country and include a phased-in approach.
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Sherman's past is varied, but a common thread runs through it all: executive leadership.
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The pickup times varied from 2 hours, 42 minutes to 17 hours, 20 minutes.
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In truth, the issue is more complex and rates of reconstruction remain widely varied.
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The frequency of its use and impact on policy has varied over the years.
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Until now, I never realized just how varied the experiences at these classes are.
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They score more than anyone, and their lineup as balanced as it is varied.
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What we were saying earlier with music, it's such a beautiful, extraordinary, varied experience.
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Access to lots of extremely varied data is a key part of AI research.
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The projections are often varied, sometimes projected loudly to create more of a buzz.
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There's a long and varied list of criticisms: It is akin to playing God.
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The men and women assembling for a psychic tuneup are a nicely varied bunch.
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Patton said her rates varied based on the time frame, brand, deliverables, and exclusivity.
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In a sense, this is the economic equivalent of the virus's varied health effects.
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We have varied points of view, especially among different races, ethnicities, and nationalities. 5.
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Its sustained adagio takes Mr. Tate through a long series of varied statuesque shapes.
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This concept will serve as a link between the museum's varied exhibitions and events.
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Prison is as complex and as varied in its population as the world outside.
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But Eduardo Sarabia's varied practice includes painting, sculpture, mezcal making and even treasure hunting.
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Surfacing covers the world's rich and varied communities, read more from the series here.
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Obituaries varied widely in length and selection criteria over the course of different eras.
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Christian romance novels are incredibly entertaining and extremely varied, just as secular romance is.
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This doesn't actually say much about humanity except that it is vast and varied.
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It appears as gospel in outlets as varied as Fast Company and The Guardian.
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How do you trace the linkages between misogyny and these varied campaigns and stories?
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After all, it was just one more twist in a long and varied career.
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MCCRAW: It is really a buffet, and a very, very long and varied buffet.
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"Ser Aravote" was particularly rich and varied, with Mr. Hamasyan on hand as pianist.
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But these varied pensées are rather randomly sequenced and don't hang together especially well.
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They are a varied group with diverse histories, realities, and political and ideological persuasions.
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The other Shylocks, who stand behind her, are of varied shape, age and ethnicity.
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Each is as fleet as the last, and we marvel at the varied colors.
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These findings were consistent even as the storms varied in duration, intensity and size.
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Much more serendipity to the content & what I'm seeing is more interesting and varied.
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It's natural to ask, why do very different people call very varied artifacts beautiful?
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But the selection of books, games, and videos is varied and includes some gems.
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Reading in this way helps each lesson to be meaningful, challenging, varied and timely.
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We tried to pick countries that varied across the spectrum from socialized to privatized.
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But he has had an unusually varied experience of different ballet companies and cultures.
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Only the sound varied — at times a muffled rattling, other times a rumbling roar.
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" Her varied career is reflected on her gravestone, which reads: "Patriot. Humanist. Feminist. Farmer.
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We're working hard to find the right mix for our vast and varied readership.
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And although his work is varied, it all comes from a similar interior place.
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Brooklyn's history, both macro and micro, is as specific and varied as its inhabitants.
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Betelgeuse has varied its brightness for centuries and even perhaps has changed its color.
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Their environmental trade-offs are so varied that a definitive ranking would be impossible.
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Taken as a whole, this varied slate reveals a conductor with gifts and flaws.
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The condominium communities, with a combined 1,180 units, are of varied sizes and styles.
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The size of the population change varied from colony to colony on Elephant Island.
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Unlike those of stocks, antique jewelry prices were less volatile, though they varied widely.
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Threats are varied, they are inexpensive to carry out and can originate from anywhere.
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They understand and work with (sometimes with some grumbling) the varied mechanisms of oversight.
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The situation in Europe echoes that of the United States but is more varied.
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Phones were weird, varied and no manufacturers really knew what was going to work.
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"Oslo" features a vast cast of characters, of widely varied temperaments and ideological stripes.
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What we want from fashion is more varied than it was a decade ago.
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Of the states that could provide at least some data, the responses varied widely.
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The truth has always been far more complicated and the staff's opinions more varied.
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In some states the number of cases varied 50-fold from year to year.
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And at different times over this year, the answer to that question has varied.
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She said her teachings are too varied to be narrowed to such a theology.
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It has a large and varied selection in stock and ready for immediate delivery.
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When it comes to choosing which rehab to go to, the options are varied.
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But this expansion also opens up possibilities of more and varied voices for conservation.
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There are some 10,000 different muscle combinations that make up our varied facial expressions.
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This should make tracks sound more natural and varied — more human, in other words.
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These have designs on them as varied as tigers, bamboo stalks, pagodas and Buddhas.
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The patterns varied according to which object the researchers wanted the monkeys to manipulate.
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Mr. Michaels, a cowboy culture enthusiast himself, often photographs the varied styles of garb.
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The reasons are varied and complex: rising authoritarianism at home, statism, the trade war.
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But it's The Paranoyds' penchant for catchy choruses that ties together their varied influences.
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Among the varied artistic responses to this proposal, materiality emerges as an effective strategy.
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The arguments for leaving the EU varied depending on which advocates you talked to.
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Inside, the motif continues, with diamond-shaped walls that lean and list in varied directions.
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In fact, due to her intricate and varied routines, she has appeared to defy physics.
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The more varied a product is, the harder it is to create a liquid market.
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But varied experiences and backgrounds aren't all that make this foursome perfect for Runway's reboot.
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Styles of animation varied, and so did the stories and their use of (original) music.
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"Following my appointment, I discovered the Queen Mother's pattern of drinking rarely varied," he wrote.
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Yes, and he dreamt it all up again to produce his most varied work yet.
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Over the course of more than 63 years, Benglis has worked with tremendously varied media.
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What's so impressive about this year's best documentary feature category is how varied it is.
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All the brands contained some higenamine, but the amount varied widely from sample to sample.
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Even with such a varied list, I became a real pop culture writer, after all.
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We aren't a collective, but a varied cabal of individuals, so to each his own!
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As varied as the celebrities are themselves, their charities of choice reflect that same diversity.
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But just how varied are 2019 Best Picture nominees when it comes to box office?
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The strong dollar was cited by companies as varied as Anheuser-Busch and PPG Industries.
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His tight editing, a masterpiece of tact, gracefully brings together very varied, often contentious critics.
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They connect many and varied peripherals to their computers, often simultaneously and in odd configurations.
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The range of experiences exhibited by people who contributed to this article is totally varied.
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The museum's exhibition program makes a point of reflecting the borough's varied and changing communities.
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The industries they serve are varied, obscure and almost impossible to do due diligence on.
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It's difficult to quantify; brain injuries are unique and the healing process is also varied.
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Well, I spoke to a varied bunch in terms of age, class backgrounds, and ethnicity.
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The coming offensive will be just as varied, reflecting the layers of the Republican race.
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Temperatures in each session varied in increments from 22 degrees Fahrenheit to 270 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In the Victorian era, expressing varied forms of sexuality could lead to exposure and prosecution.
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In contrast, they said the evidence by people supporting Pell varied in quality and consistency.
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I want to talk about you first because you have had a very varied career.
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Dessert is varied, either tarts or cake, but I'm so full I can't eat anymore.
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RFRA was supported by a coalition so varied that it stunned Congress into near unanimity.
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Varied, diverse forests, with patches of scrub and trees alternating, served as natural fire breaks.
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Manufacturers of analog, and mixed-signal, devices tend to have more varied markets than digital.
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Mr Nazarbayev's support in elections varied wildly, from a meagre 81% to a respectable 98%.
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ANZ's Goh expects a varied performance for regional currencies for the rest of the year.
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I went through a few different positions at my first job, so the pay varied.
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The rash can look varied in different people, but a sunburn response is most common.
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Participants' results have varied pretty wildly, ranging from otters to hyenas to dolphins to moles.
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The versions of feminism on display in the current biennial are incredibly rich and varied.
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Though overdose-related ER visits varied by region, the number increased for every demographic group.
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The number of extra calories consumed varied by age, as well as race and ethnicity.
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We also try our best to keep these deal round ups as varied as possible.
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Perhaps there is time to address more of Palmyra's varied legacies, alternately rich and heartbreaking.
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The high-yield segment was also firm today with flows varied by name and sector.
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Villanelle assumed roles that varied not just in wigs, but in accent, demeanor, and backstory.
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And many Muslims, turning to Sharia for moral guidance, have more moderate and varied interpretations.
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A pair of rubber boots in its small company museum highlights the firm's varied history.
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The reasons for the shift were varied, from things like job loss to new debt.
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A hitherto hidebound place is turning into something more informal, more open and more varied.
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The varied paint application feels discovered, not put down according to some idea or theory.
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McFarland's estimate of how many members were actively paying the annual $250 dues varied wildly.
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Finally, find a team with varied skills who can help share the load, said Castagne.
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There are more women and people with varied backgrounds interested in reading and making comics.
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These effects varied between the liquids, with the most potent being a cinnamon-flavored product.
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Laurence Taylor: Mourner to me doesn't sound disparate or varied, it actually sounds quite consistent.
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One of the most important aspects of the City of Glass is its varied terrain.
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The report also found that people's concerns varied according to the region where they lived.
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Thankfully, the president maintains a pretty varied and active presence across his social media accounts.
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This course covers everything Burp Suite, from its most important features to its varied uses.
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And they're given such varied characters to play that they're ready to jump into anything.
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Hire smart, driven, accountable people who have iron-class communication skills and a varied background.
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Their financial status varied from extremely healthy (like Kaiser Permanente) to red ink (Partners HealthCare).
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Obviously they varied regionally, but as a historian, you draw parallels, creating a uniform truth.
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"As with any graduating class, the themes and concepts are varied and distinct," explains Curio.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lou Andreas-Salomé led an almost infinitely varied life.
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In Naples, using sight, sound, voice, and movement to evoke the varied experiences of blindness.
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Most were at airports, and did not accurately represent the state's varied weather or topography.
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Because this will lead to more varied types of content, hardware makers will do well.
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You either love it or hate it — and the results can be just as varied.
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There's the subject matter of the photographs, which has received a varied, or mixed, reaction.
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If you think New York City has a varied population, just consider its surrounding waters.
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He was a complex person and the public will remember him in many varied ways.
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The results varied slightly, but the mobile wallets were generally much faster than the chip.
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Her portfolio is huge and varied, with everything from tiny icons to vast, detailed scenes.
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The list of movements that have historically been called populist is strikingly long and varied.
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She concluded that they did better when their surroundings varied and contained things like plants.
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SOLOSKI And I really loved how strong and varied their relationships were with each other.
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The reasons are varied and company-specific, from bad political bets to supply-chain gaffes.
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Peak readings in other parts of Severodvinsk varied between 0.45 and 1.33 microsieverts per hour.
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Critics have noted that lab conditions and standards for the many studies have varied widely.
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Business economists' responses varied greatly depending on the type of firm for which they work.
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While my degree of satisfaction varied among certain masks, none of them were objectively bad.
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Chicago BearsWhy you should sit him: Woods' targets and catches have varied greatly this season.
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I'm yet to fast travel anywhere, overriding machines to move faster across the varied terrain.
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But as more players enter the market, the success of these businesses has varied widely.
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The result is a medley of peoples of varied languages, dress, cuisines—and political interests.
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Beforehand, they'd found success in varied business ventures, like advertising, orthodontics, and investing in websites.
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After all, cuts are as varied (and potentially powerful) as any other visual storytelling technique.
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Indeed, her willingness to court risk is what knits together her varied body of work.
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Varied in style and color, each map is so obviously, unmistakably different from the next.
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It could be psychologically hard, because the money varied a lot from day to day.
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"My approach varied from day to day, because I was young and stupid," he says.
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"Bolivia is beautiful and has varied terrain that lends itself to diverse gameplay," he says.
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If nothing else, the two defendants' bonds seem to capture their varied levels of culpability.
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These are arranged at varied heights, which you navigate toward by contracting your pelvic floor.
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Background: Checkpoint inhibitors have been approved for treating metastatic melanoma but have had varied success.
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While we are used to seeing Zendaya in varied looks, tonight's left her almost unrecognizable.
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Mejia changed aspects of his game as varied as his body language and his preparation.
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"Our lives may be different, our backgrounds, our experiences, all varied," she told the Telegraph.
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Israel has long limited Palestinian fishing waters, and has varied the size of the zone.
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Having endless and varied snacks on hand is crucial, even just for a short jaunt.
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Mr. Gould added that both the experience and institution of slavery varied across British America.
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Bannos makes the case that Maier lived a much larger, more varied life than assumed.
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And across the animal kingdom, sperm take on extremely odd and varied shapes and sizes.
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The globe-trotting, stylistically varied career of the Iranian filmmaker Amir Naderi resists easy comparison.
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Indeed, like love itself, all these words can be used in varied and changing ways.
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Support for law enforcement use of facial recognition technology varied greatly by race and age.
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He uses contractions, short sentences, a varied vocabulary, the active voice and the second person.
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But his position on how he would compel the country to fund it has varied.
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After all, the city may have a varied history but it still revolves around time.
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The venue will show "a varied program of new commissions and classics," the statement added.
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In the beauty world, women of varied skin tones can now find the right foundations.
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On the other hand, his output was much more varied and eccentric than people realize.
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Again, this uptick was not spread evenly across the US, and even varied within states.
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The rate of absentee ballot return and Democratic strength varied greatly from county to county.
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The answers Mr. Trump gets to his question have varied, depending on whom he asks.
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Hollywood's love affair with book publishing has been long and varied, touching every cinematic genre.
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It was as gutsy, and colorfully varied, a Wotan performance as any I can remember.
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Clearly, ripping up most tracks to build varied, European-style courses isn't going to happen.
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That's the case with three venture funding studies for Africa that turned up varied results.
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The program should be extended to a wider and more varied group, including employed people.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 227.25% but regional performances varied.
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Its sources appeared to be varied blends of righteous determination, practical consideration and resigned shrugs.
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Awareness of the study varied at each outlet, but editors and reporters were often informed.
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In general, the series leaves one craving more, and more varied, examples from contemporary cinema.
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My favorite book list is long, and as varied as my reading tastes are today.
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Recent attempts to answer that question have varied wildly, from the sincere to the absurd.
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The president's varied statements and claims make it hard to understand the virus's true risk.
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Their size varied from the length of a hand to the length of a forearm.
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Their stories are as varied as those who tell them: addiction, failed marriages, prison, disability.
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The companies and industries varied widely, including businesses such as wool processing and furniture production.
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The different dinosaurs varied in how much their body temperatures were higher than their environment.
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My photographs (however varied a viewer might find them) come from the same inner place.
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The change in the population across the country has varied considerably in the past decade.
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He uses four different filters to capture varied data about the star and its dimming.
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Read on for a list of companies hiring in varied industries all across the country:
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Her characters are quickly established, fully dimensional and strikingly varied in appearance, carriage and accent.
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The exact outcome varied from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but the bottom line was the same.
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The statement said that weather dynamics affect regional temperatures, so they varied across the earth.
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It denies our bodies, it denies our hunger, it denies our weird and varied beauty.
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I do need to eat as much food as I can, and a varied range.
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Likewise, the administration's explanation for authorizing last week's strike has varied depending on the moment.
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I've always loved media, and am fortunate the scope of my job can be varied.
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The current prisoners have varied backgrounds, but most are immigrants educated in science and engineering.
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Matching that decision, Bungie has introduced more varied and clever difficulty to the game's encounters.
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Estimates for net fund buying in corn varied widely, from 16,000 contracts to 1.103,000 contracts.
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The mood was varied across the country — celebratory, somber and even a sense of relief.
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Boys I talk with also admire celebrities as varied as Derek Jeter and Ellen DeGeneres.
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Reactions to the false alarm from the public in both Hawaii and Ontario were varied.
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Levels varied widely among manufacturers and, in some cases, among products from the same manufacturer.
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Rose spends about 10 to 15 hours a week on his varied social media tactics.
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A varied book collection, he said, speaks to a person's unconventionality and openness to experiences.
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Analyst forecasts had varied widely as the arrests took place mid-way through the half.
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The researchers also found that prevalence of smoking during pregnancy varied by age and race.
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While their parties and platforms varied, every candidate believes their generation needs to be heard.
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Fitch's analysis of BPS's cover pool varied from its "Criteria Addendum: Italy - Residential Mortgage Assumptions".
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The number of children with a mental health condition varied widely from state to state.
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Millennials have hugely varied interests, which can make holiday shopping for them quite the challenge.
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The data revealed that fast food consumption varied by age, income level, race and sex.
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These varied interests and ability to adapt, however, have also posed a challenge at times.
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It's a terrific debut, varied enough to be consumed all at once, but worth savoring.
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Republicans — even those from the coasts — are more likable to the varied geography of America.
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They're varied, challenging, educational and, above all, fun — every bit as good as U.K. cryptics.
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As the schools flourished, demand grew for cadavers, Sappol said, but rules and oversight varied.
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He notes Tromso's proximity to the magnetic pole, its well-established infrastructure and varied landscape.
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While the vehicle descriptions have been similar, the sheriff said the suspect descriptions have varied.
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Even though everyone watched the identical action onscreen, viewers' perceptions varied with their political beliefs.
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It is burdened — some would say blessed — with the problems of varied, often conflicting, interests.
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In recent years, with silhouettes, heel heights and hemlines so varied, they find easy harmony.
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And one of those issues, though they are wide-ranging and varied, is simply representation.
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The recipes are varied and include flavors from France, Malta, Vietnam, the UK, and more.
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At its best, her work is buoyant, varied, and, while often sinister, saturated with pleasure.
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I went on to have a rich and varied career covering some 18 Olympic Games.
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Answers varied considerably in their details and emphasis, but they clustered around three basic principles.
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Still, that number varied widely across the 230 states and Washington, D.C. that researchers studied.
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Still, that number varied widely across the 30 states and Washington, D.C. that researchers studied.
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Nancy Spector, Guggenheim Museum; Thelma Golden, Studio Museum in Harlem), it's also varied enough (e.g.
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Little of the art on view reflects Brazil's diversity, its varied society and skin colors.
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Trump took shots at topics as varied as Macron's approval rating and France's wine industry.
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Competition between forces hampered decision-making, and their ability to deal with complex crimes varied wildly.
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Justice Scalia was a man of varied tastes, with a fondness for poker, opera and hunting.
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The researchers found that once exomoons were kicked out of their planets' friendzones, their fates varied.
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Snuka's version of what happened that night varied, according to Lehigh County District Attorney James Martin.
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Jews as varied as Lieberman and Sanders can both play in the show, then we can
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That's a fairly decent success rate, especially considering how complicated and varied some meals can get.
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While survey results varied, Trump hotels was found to be the most divisive brand in America.
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And figuring out what people want from the web is as varied as the web itself.
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Among these is the group's use of narrowcasting—creating varied content that caters to niche audiences.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco we always have a huge and varied array of companies presenting.
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Ahead, see the varied and colorful communities of the internet, as they are beyond the screen.
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The ages of the suspects varied from 23 - 73, and apparently included both men and women.
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The comments were red meat to conservatives but varied only slightly from Pence's usual stump speech.
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From mini games to more traditional exercises, it manages to stay fresh and varied as well.
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What do you make of the varied—and repeated—nature of the vandalism in play here?
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Just as the causes of the financial crisis were many and varied, so were its consequences.
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As it matures as an industry, its offerings can get cheaper, healthier, and more varied, too.
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Their takes, as well as those of current and past Google employees on Twitter, are varied.
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It found that in 2006 Medicare spending varied more than threefold across American hospital referral regions.
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Though their reasons have varied, people have been protesting for over ten years since the coup.
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"The key is to eat a variety of fish, and overall a varied diet," Gans said.
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All of the accounts are a reminder of how varied, precarious and unpredictable childbirth can be.
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Because they needed to juggle work and visiting the parks, their day-to-day schedule varied.
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Over a thousand readers responded, and while their answers varied widely, a few common themes emerged.
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French courts have until recently been free to award damages without limit, and these varied wildly.
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A series of army cots, political posters, and varied sculptures are scattered throughout the exhibition's rooms.
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The answers are as varied as the millions of individuals that make up the national workforce.
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Or they could call their representatives in Congress many, many times to express varied political opinions.
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The House had proposed a subsidy for buyers in this market that varied only with age.
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The modern expectation for someone who is "into" music is to have expansive and varied taste.
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The cast is huge and varied, and it'll take you a long time to unlock everyone.
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Ahead, we've compiled a varied list of books that keep popping up in conversation in 280.
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Opposition figures in Malaysia find themselves in court on charges as varied as corruption and sodomy.
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The brightness of the two auroras also differed, and varied from one pulse to the next.
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The reasons for Neanderthal extinction, if that's what it can be called, are complex and varied.
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It turned out that the amount of monacolin K in the same-sized pills varied wildly.
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His research has touched on subjects as varied as asset prices, personal savings and property crime.
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This made the varied sops it contained to farmers, taxpayers and others look puny by comparison.
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Mario Odyssey is a spectacular 3D platformer with varied level design that encourages playfulness and experimentation.
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But this year was also surprisingly strong, offering up an incredibly varied mix of interactive experiences.
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The forecast for the storm has varied wildly all week, as changeable as a snowflake's path.
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Their work is on view in this varied exhibition, which includes paintings, digital art and installations.
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When it came to her hair, Cartwright varied up her look between the ceremony and reception.
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It has a more robust battle system, for instance, and a more varied world to explore.
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In this latest study, the aspect ratio of different pancakes varied dramatically, depending on the recipe.
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Though reactions to Hadid's tweet were varied, many people praised her for denouncing Loomer's fear-mongering.
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