One bad apple in a bunch has been weeded out.
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Unfortunately the government has weeded it away from you pretty strongly.
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Unfortunately the government has weeded it away from you pretty strongly.
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"We've weeded by hand, with machines, even with fire," Gilkison says.
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We've weeded out the best ones we think are worth buying below.
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That basically assures that names deemed too ridiculous will be weeded out.
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"Evolution would have weeded out sleeping if it wasn't an essential," Oz says.
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Reforming city governments had weeded out the most blatant votes-for-favours schemes.
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Those who cannot handle the atmosphere are weeded out like overwhelmed med students.
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This means that unfavourable traits should have been weeded out, while beneficial ones spread.
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She detassled corn and weeded bean fields to help support her family, she said.
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When I asked how the office weeded out fake submissions, I received a vague response.
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What to shop: We weeded through tens of products to find the ones worth trying.
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And as messages started coming in, I carefully weeded through potential bachelors in my area.
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"Everything is harvested, weeded, and picked by hand," Sarah Carter, the farm's horticulture specialist, tells me.
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In their absence, vineyards would need natural fertilisers and to be weeded by hand, both costly.
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A neglected garden would have drawn more attention, so she had weeded and planted and pruned.
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The newer review also applied standards that weeded out some weaker studies that drove earlier findings.
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Government censors have weeded out any material that seemed to clash with Kuwait's increasingly conservative politics.
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Her badly beaten body was found in a weeded path in the park by her father.
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Some investors welcome the tighter regulations on private placement, saying that inefficient projects will be weeded out.
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So, she was a real gardener, Virginia Woolf; she planted, she weeded, she knew the chocolate earth.
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Every two weeks he helped clear fallen mangoes, cut grass, weeded and even cared for delicate orchids.
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Some people may see their ship date move forward as fraudulent orders in queu are weeded out.
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He weeded his way through the supply chain and fixed the problem by cutting out the middleman.
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That's why we've weeded out the best of the celebrity Mannequin Challenges so you don't have to.
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We then weeded out any companies with mixed earnings track records, using data from Bespoke Investment Group.
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He weeded out many of the society kids, the amphetamine addicts and even gradually the drag queens.
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Nazi eugenicists believed that people with disabilities were weak and needed to be weeded out from society.
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Win or go home It took 17 weeks, but the NFL's crappy teams have finally been weeded out.
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The government says nearly 30 million fake and duplicate cards have been weeded out, saving about $2.35 billion.
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Davosites such as Rupert Harrison, a protégé of Mr Osborne, have been weeded from the Conservative candidates list.
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Not frustrated because they can't hit, but because they gave up hitting before the game weeded them out.
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I have weeded the beds and composted the remains, along with the crunchy leaves the trees have dropped.
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Many of these efforts have been weeded out today by updated and more sophisticated technologies like artificial intelligence (AI).
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This greatly increases the odds of finding good bottles, because conscientious merchants have weeded out much of the dreck.
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As a van passed by blaring patriotic hymns from the oversize speakers on its roof, she weeded the riverbank.
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He raked and weeded for one resident, helped put up Christmas lights, and cared for one resident&aposs dog.
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Fraud and abuse do exist in the program, and it should be weeded out to protect taxpayers and legitimate claimants.
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Big question: why hasn't evolution weeded out the genes that cause this common, deadly condition in the human heart system?
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The ones who "haven't done what they need to do" would inevitably be weeded out of the race, he said.
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Trimble said there are more crashes during qualifying rounds than in the final race because inexperienced riders are weeded out.
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Bitconnect's shuttering may indicate how some of the more speculative parts of the wild cryptocurrency market are being weeded out.
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Punishing workloads and classes that covered the material at a lightning pace weeded out those who didn't get it immediately.
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How long do you think the debate can really last before the people that are wrong are just weeded out?
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By offering drafts of a paper to anonymous experts, poor arguments or dodgy science can be scrubbed up or weeded out.
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Had we not weeded out over the past 50 years ANY of the deep-rooted issues and complicated history with race?
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At the same time of the vote, the House Rules Committee weeded through dozens of amendments on the remaining opioid bills.
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This new reality can be justified only if those who are weeded out really aren't as good as those who remain.
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"The past few years, you've seen managers weeded out of this game," Brian Cashman, who runs the Yankees, told me recently.
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The story is one of Darwinian natural selection: of complexity emerging gradually as beneficial mutations are preserved and harmful ones weeded out.
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Especially with the Unloved and Weeded Out stuff, where things felt more fully realized when we finally set down to record them.
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Huge detention centers have been set up to hold families until civilians with perceived sympathies for Boko Haram can be weeded out.
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Besides, says the underwriter, by the age of 70 some of the riskier rockers have already been weeded out by the Grim Reaper.
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It just walked beside me all the way home, hung out while I weeded my garden, and then disappeared back into the forest.
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And Luckey's claim on Twitter that some customers might see their shipping date move forward as "fraudulent orders" get weeded out is promising.
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Our chief dance critic on this great theater maker and his particularly American style of ballet, which weeded out artifice and embraced naturalism.
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Her badly beaten body was found near a weeded trail in Spring Creek Park in the Howard Beach section of Queens on Aug.
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"It would drive me crazy to look out and see them all the time, to know they need to be weeded," she says.
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Essentially, since riders will always be able to pick their driver, drivers who choose not to verify should be weeded out of the platform.
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Carter and his colleagues weeded through the medical literature to identify hundreds of applicable studies conducted between January 1, 2011, and June 15, 2015.
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That reason is likely because anyone who doesn't fit under that umbrella — anyone over a size 12, say — is weeded out via the application.
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If officials appointed by Trump can't be trusted to have any loyalty beyond Trump, officials who preceded Trump appear to be getting weeded out.
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Her husband, Philip Vetrano, testified he had found their daughter in a weeded path in Spring Creek Park in Howard Beach, Queens, on Aug.
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Anyone who isn't prepared for the slog needs to be weeded out early on and convinced onto a bus or the last train home.
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We'd love to see unethical behavior weeded out of the market because I think that's what the consumers will need to believe in this future.
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"He wants that before the next election in 2024, hardline and radical elements be weeded out to aim for a healthier democracy," said the official.
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Because so many of us now book a room based on reviews on such "meta-search" sites, those with poor service are quickly weeded out.
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The feed was curated by both humans and an algorithm, so nasty tweets should have been weeded out, but Twitter can be a brutal place.
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But he confirmed that there's been "increased public scrutiny" of possible hate groups using PayPal, if they aren't already weeded out by its internal vetting process.
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As with the smartphone market that's now dominated by a small rank of players, Yao believed the bad apples in vaping will eventually be weeded out.
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We carefully weeded through each area of the sale's spread to pull out the best big and affordable buys to snag now while they're still available.
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The financial crisis may have weeded out a number of discount retailers, but in the six years since 2008, many of these names have shifted online.
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She concluded that these uninjured class members could be weeded out in the claims administration process, relying on sworn affidavits from patients prescribed the colitis drugs.
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In Windham, he worked in a converted shoe factory that has since been demolished; its weeded-over remains are not far from the Weir family's graves.
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But the new show displays almost 100 more drawings that Guston had weeded out, in a couple of cases probably because he considered them too obscene.
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Just halfway in, Orphan Black's final season has already weeded out the many, many threats that have been keeping its clones so busy for so long.
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To get the gig, Mazzagatti had to audition in a big group — which got smaller and smaller as people were weeded out — performing various choreographies in unison.
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The lightweights weeded out, a wide and beautiful landscape opens up, full of references to previous games in the Souls series, and a host of inside jokes.
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The problem may have been that his reputation was simply beyond repair, even in the context of a trial where biased jurors should have been weeded out.
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If keeping secrets is beneficial—which, presumably, it often is—evolution might have been expected to have weeded out those who suffer as a consequence of doing so.
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"I wasn't listened to, cared about or believed, and all of those things need to be weeded out of society, because that's where things went wrong," she said.
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So, to help you navigate the best buys for your bucks, we weeded through the wild product west and pulled out the savviest small-space solutions worth shopping.
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They were now being weeded out of that area by gentrification (among the 10 fastest-growing major American cities, Austin is the only one losing its black population).
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A few decades ago, experimental film and video art were famous for being hard to watch — rigorous endurance tests that weeded out committed art viewers from pedestrian browsers.
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A few decades ago, experimental film and video art were famous for being hard to watch — rigorous endurance tests that weeded out committed art viewers from pedestrian browsers.
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The poison that nurtured a flawless lawn, carried an attitude that weeded out difference, leaving minorities or people of color in neglected, densely populated pockets of urban space.
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Natural selection had weeded out variability around these genes, which suggested that the coastal and inland birds had hit upon a narrow combination of compatible nuclear and mitochondrial genes.
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Alcoholism is, among other things, a disease concerned with memory, a loss or obscuring of past events, whole nights and days pulled up by the root and weeded away.
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Mr. Kocsis weeded out musicians who did not meet his standards through a series of intense auditions, and in time the orchestra became one of Hungary's pre-eminent ensembles.
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Probably the most impactful things we're going to get weeded out at that point ... I think a firm that we don't know anywhere near enough about is Generation Investment Management.
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" Howells and then a younger generation of "American intellectuals, academics, and reformers," White points out, disagreed with Spencerian liberalism, which suggested that "natural laws systematically weeded out the biologically unfit.
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In order to present a list of the top 10 jobs for university and college graduates, we've weeded out the positions that do not require at least a four-year degree.
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Coleen Rooney may be set for a career as an investigative journalist after her detective work apparently weeded out who was leaking her "false" private Instagram stories to a British tabloid.
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"The research suggests that a lot of sexual violence cases are weeded out of the system," added Jennifer Gentile Long, CEO of AEquitas, a resource for prosecutors making sex-crime cases.
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Any platform can use the technology and it can be added to the upload process, which means that the propaganda can be weeded out before it even appears on the internet.
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Fears that voting would reflect drivers' popularity on social media more than race-day performances were countered with an assurance that multiple votes from the same source would be weeded out.
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I weeded my nearly 1,000 "Friends" down to 500 — removing every old coworker, classmate, ex, and summer-of-2000 camp buddy with whom I wasn't remotely in touch with in real life.
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A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday revived a proposed class action claim that a skills test administered by Ford Motor Co disproportionately weeded out Hispanic job applicants at a Chicago assembly plant.
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Dog breeders tend to get a bad rap (and some most certainly deserve criticism), but high-quality breeders exist for a reason, ensuring that deleterious genetic aspects and personality flaws are weeded out.
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Should that happen, it is likely that key net neutrality protections would be weeded out in the process, leaving behind a watered down bill that has no hope of actually preserving net neutrality.
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Worry not, because we've weeded out all the overpriced, unnecessary bachelorette buys — think: pink feather boas and rhinestone tiaras — and narrowed down your shopping list to quality essentials available for less than $20.
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"Being a feminist has weeded out a lot of guys that I don't want to be with," she told us at a Bachelorette finale viewing party hosted by Wedding Paper Divas Monday night.
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The smaller scale has weeded out the amateurs, and many showcases are so niche that you don't need a festival credentials if you get there early and are willing to wait in line.
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It wasn't the first time I had heard of a potentially ideal candidate, specifically one who has valuable training — and invaluable experience — getting weeded out by recruitment management systems or third-party companies.
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After I replaced TIN ORE with the nonthematic TIE-DYE and weeded out SMOKE SESH (which Will felt was too "out there"), the puzzle ended up in the form you see it today.
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The season is fully upon us, and since we've already weeded our way through the flavored product overload, we decided that it was high time to hold an official office PSL taste-testing-palooza.
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Banter and alcohol-fueled performers are diplomatically weeded out, all that remains—bar Elaine—are the serious singers pacing around, sipping lukewarm honey, and lemon water, and getting back-rubs from their vocal coaches.
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Jonathan White, a senior official at the Health and Human Services Department, testified that some adults who have already been weeded out in the vetting process had criminal histories that included rape and kidnapping.
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"The platforms get weeded out by the process because of the amount of compliance that we require them to implement — others disappear just because they were denied funding or didn't have adequate controls," said Gade.
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He was arrested Thursday after he admitted strangling a 20-year-old woman, Rina Shimabukuro, and dumping her body in a weeded area near her home in the town of Uruma, according to news reports.
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I actually think there are some really cool moments in the Unloved and Weeded Out sessions that were recorded prior to that as well, which we collected and turned into a studio album of sorts.
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Finally, I decided to take the same approach to my pollinator garden I had once adopted for my vegetables: I watered and I weeded, after a fashion, but mostly I let it go its own way.
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Over the years, relatives and friends have scoured my refrigerator, weeded my closet, shaved my head, emailed jokes, brought over pets, read aloud a cherished book, served as my personal grocery shopper and taken me to concerts.
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The state party will now release tallies from the initial vote at each caucus along with the final votes after the nonviable candidates have been weeded out, in addition to the count of delegates each candidate won.
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"If they would just take the time to have a Skype or FaceTime interview with these drivers, they would have weeded out a lot of them, which I think would significantly cut down on the attacks," she said.
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By early February, just two weeks after Trump signed a presidential memorandum to expedite construction of the pipeline, the ten thousand who had been in camp for the Army's announcement had been weeded down to a few hundred.
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I see it less charitably and would have no problem with a spelling test as a presidential prerequisite, though maybe that's just my way of inventing a criterion that would have weeded out a certain real estate tycoon.
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"We are circling back to the conversation that being gay is a mutation or a defect that can be weeded out, fixed, and further othered not only through cultural bias and stigma, but through science, as well," Amer says.
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Darwin's core insight was that organisms with disadvantageous traits would slowly be weeded out through negative (or purifying) selection, while those with advantageous features would reproduce more often and pass those features on to the next generation (positive selection).
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We've weeded through them to find the best makeup brushes you can buy, and theBS-MALL Makeup Brush Setis our top pick because the brushes work as well as high-end ones but cost a fraction of the price.
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Barclays repeatedly assured investors that "unacceptable" loans had been weeded out through its due diligence process and that the properties underlying the securitized loans had "sufficient value to avoid loss in the event of default," according to the complaint.
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It offered some platitudes: paying for promotion is forbidden and promotions should be awarded on the basis of good work, not "bargaining"; officials should follow the party's rules; and—rather tough to enforce—"boasting should be banned" and flattery "weeded out".
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These independents have typically been businesspeople or academics who are party members or have deep connections to the government, and most have been weeded out well before voting began by a complex vetting process that the party controls, analysts said.
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PDT Unfortunately, after news of Gill's lobster "sedating" methods began to circulate online, the Maine Health Inspection Program decided to investigate the restaurant's unorthodox practices, temporarily barring the sale of weeded-up lobsters, the Portland Press-Herald reported on Friday.
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President Xi Jinping has waged war on graft for more than four years, vowing that all corrupt officials, from powerful "tigers" to lowly "flies", will be weeded out, and warning that a failure to do so could threaten the ruling Communist Party.
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That result — the opposite of what would normally be expected, she said — implied that the careful screening done by the GSK team for the clinical trial, which included taking medical histories and sputum samples, must have weeded out people with early-stage tuberculosis.
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Dr. Wolf and his colleagues weeded out the list by cross-matching it with new data just released by the GAIA spacecraft, which is triangulating the distances to stars, looking for objects that didn't appear to move and were thus very, very far away.
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He talked about that relationship: He also talked about the loneliness that's come with his recent success and how he's not sure what he can aspire to be in the future: Many of Atlanta's most memorable scenes come during weeded adventures of the show's main characters.
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A gull lands on a shaggy-weeded rock, fluffs itself, and settles into a crouch, bracing against a fierce wind rushing across the water, while, up on the cliff, lichen-covered trees—spruce and fir and birch—sigh and creak like old men on a damp morning.
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The secretary added that steps could not be skipped in order to meet the court's deadline, pointing to some parents who had already been weeded out of eligibility for sponsorship of children in the vetting process, which turned up histories of child cruelty and rape, he said.
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"We weeded out the background 'chatter' about ISIS, and also the aggregates that may happen to mention ISIS but are actually interested in football or something else," said lead author Neil Johnson, who leads a research group in complexity at the University of Miami, in an email conversation.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General William P. Barr has directed parts of the Justice Department to investigate accusations of discrimination, including claims that the F.B.I. academy weeded out potential agents for not being "masculine enough" and that it has become harder for transgender people to work at the Bureau of Prisons.
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He delves into his collection of insider vocabulary ("giving someone a cake" is his code for firing someone) and explains why he prefers to start filming a new project on a Thursday or Friday (so that any incompetent staffers can be weeded out and given their cakes before the weekend).
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From small hardware problems like needing a USB C-cable for its "wireless" controllers to oddly poor visual fidelity in its "4K" games, some of which look worse than they do on console, Stadia was plagued by a lot of little things that a longer beta might have weeded out.
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The first and most significant hypothesis the team examined was that failing to receive an NIH grant had a "screening effect" — essentially, it acted as a barrier that weeded out weaker scholars from the profession, meaning that, over time, those members of the near-miss group who stuck it out were the strongest scientists.
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In this self-reflective turn, the lines between the heroes and villains of crime stories are much fuzzier, but the stories still lean on the premise that if the science could be improved, the resources spent, or the bad actors weeded out, the system would work, truth would be known, and justice would be served.
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