Sentences with phrase «cut out all of these articles»

«Every year at the beginning of the year, I start to cut out all of these articles.

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This week's The Economist magazine had an interesting article — well several actually - but one in particular that points out that when countries try to cut their budget deficit as a % of GDP by 1 %, they usually find that GDP contracts by half a % as a consequence.

The natural world is difficult to study, the article points out, and researchers feel «the pressure to cut corners, to see what one wants and believes to be true, to extract a positive outcome from months or years of hard work.»

As a direct result of Maximus» refusal to brook any compromise his tongue was cut out and his right arm cut off as these were the offending articles with which he confessed the faith - hence the title confessor - and he died of his injuries in exile in 662AD.

I also just read an article in Food and Wine on Ottolenghi and cut out some of the featured recipes - one of them is lamb - stuffed eggplant.

Covey grew up within a mile of Cougar Stadium, cutting out hundreds of articles about Brigham Young football for his scrapbooks, attending home games, mimicking the great BYU quarterbacks in his backyard.

I always like to start articles like this with a little discussion — basically a little disclaimer of sorts that I'm not some b - word out to make anyone feel bad, cut anyone down, or take away their co...

For a look at one of the real stories of the 2008 campaign, check out this NY Times article about attempts by the top Democratic presidential campaigns to cut back on the amount of money siphoned off by political consultants, bringing them more in line with their Republican opposites.

Also, Politics Online, SXSW and the Nonprofit Technology Conference have yielded notes or ideas for a slew of articles as yet unwritten, so we have our work cut out for us around here.

Nature Video finds out how the Japanese art of paper - cutting can give «supermaterial» graphene even more incredible properties.This article was reproduced with permission and was first published on July 29, 2015.

Editor's Note: Carl Zimmer, author of this month's article, «100 Trillion Connections,» has just brought out a much - acclaimed e-book, Brain Cuttings: 15 Journeys Through the Mind (Scott & Nix), that compiles a series of his writings on neuroscience.

Inspired by a New York Times article which features images of kids and their breakfasts from all over the world, the video production company Cut has created a new segment which features American children actually testing out traditional breakfasts from different countries.

I do not have any joint issues or any other side effects, not even stomach pain from eating TONS of sundried tomatoes, eggplant and paprika at all, but since reading in this well written article that tomatoes are to be avoided by people with leaky gut, I am at least cutting them out of my diet over the next couple months as I address this issue.

In this article, I'll make a few suggestions that may clear your liver, such as cutting out alcohol for a period of 3 weeks.

AND a recent article suggests that simply cutting out vegetable oils without increasing omega - 3 intake will prevent the destruction of the omega - 3 fats already in your diet.

I recently published an article on Elite Daily about why cutting out breakfast is one of the healthiest things you can do, and it's fair to say that it received some violent opposition.

I started thinking it could have something to do with me cutting out meat and dairy out of my diet, but this article confirms it has definitly have something to do with it!

Using total (for cutting, target TDEE of 1,600), I worked out my macros (using the written guidelines in this article) as 158.4 g protein (40 % TDEE), 26.4 g fat (14 %), 182.8 g carbs (46 %).

Also just wanted to say that your articles have helped cut through a lot of the bs out there in the diet / fitness world and given me a good grasp of some fundamental concepts, and I love that you generally back up what you say with studies.

There's a lot of distracting data out there, and you cut through all of it in this article.

And as the Harvard developmental psychologist Howard Gardner pointed out in a Boston Globe Globe article titled, «Is the Common Core Killing Kindergarten», «Overuse of didactic instruction and testing cuts off children's initiative, curiosity, and imagination, limiting their engagement in school.»

This article, written by me, lays out some tips for integrating cutting - edge cognitive science into the design of a flipped classroom.

According to an article in The Bookseller, in just the Birmingham area, the city council has proposed a # 1.65 million cut to the library system, of which # 50,000 is intended to be taken from its fund to purchase books, and an additional # 150,000 will be carved out of the fund to host public events, such as author appearances and book signings.

I came across a blog on twitter that I wasn't familiar with but, it turned out, had a very well - thought - out article on Amazon's move to cut and cap the rates of audiobooks for its ACX platform for indie authors.

And if you think that's cheap check out article by our South America Ambassadors Two Monkeys Travel, explains in detail how to cut the train out of your journey, traveling the whole distance by combo van and walking and get your price down to as little as $ 70 USD!

Sure Sean and Hello Games wanted the features they talked about throughout development, but if you've read my article in its entirety, I talk about how sometimes features need to be cut if they either aren't working out as expected in the long run or if time doesn't allow the completion of said features.

Since I'm not trying to be exhaustive with my lists of games for these articles, some years are going to look leaner than others when I finish cutting the smaller stuff out.

This April, Apollo features articles on Matisse's cut - outs, contemporary artists as print collectors, the emergence of the studio museum, and the treasure of San Gennaro in Naples.

According to the article, rents are rising and artists are moving in (I'd like to point out that the causality of these two phenomena isn't as clear - cut as it seems) and the Bronx Museum of Arts is broadening its profile.

Featuring Minding My Own Business and It's About Me, It's About You, two installations of altered and cut - out newspapers where sprouts emerge from the front page photographs to add a nuanced narration to each article.

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You can also check out this remarkable article, published late last year from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting offered a chilling look at the resistance of local fishing cooperatives to ideas that might cut the death toll.

Cutting - edge scientific debates need to be carried out in the hurly - burly world of scientific argument, counter-argument, journal articles, blogs, op - eds, teach - ins, long winter evenings of reading and meditation.

The article points out that instead of saving the planet, it is cutting down forests to make room.

Cutting meat out of one's diet is seen as the logical reaction to these injustices; and yet, increasing numbers of articles, photographs, and video footage from industrial farms suggest that dairy, allowed in vegetarian diets, raises far more ethical red flags than even meat.

The government's present approach is leading families and their advisers to reach hasty tax - led decisions in the run up to April 2008 — when many of the advisers already have their work cut out in giving effect to the re-organisations triggered by the Finance Act 2006 changes referred to at the beginning of this article!

Notable articles included prison law barrister Flo Krause on how legal aid cuts have forced her out of her career at the bar, Jon Robins on how «legal aid cuts have ripped the heart out of our justice system», and Miranda Grell on why we should all care about the decimation of legal aid.

Think of Fact Check as a tool to help you cut out the B.S. — and arm yourself against the latest misleading article, political ad, or official statement.

Rather than sift through hundreds of websites, articles and blogs trying to figure out what you need to do to land your next job, just cut to the chase and get this book... NOW!»

The article wasn't meant to suggest that you act as a machine and cut all of these things out of your life.

I often advised in my consumer education articles, not to answer that question, because I always felt the answer has no bearing on the market value of the bricks and mortar and the underlying land, tied to other relative specifics regarding pricing the property properly to go to market; now, clearly, non resident status validation is an exception (and does not, or should not, affect value), but not affecting property value, the clear cut way to find out the seller's current residency status is for a disclaimer / disclosure to be signed by the seller.

A couple of times a month, I get an envelope in the mail from my mother in love with a special note of encouragement along with some coupons and different articles she has cut out of her paper.