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He essentially took the core concepts of Eyal's "Hooked" model and subverted them to create reverse hooks to lure users away from their technological cravings.

One of the major criticisms of Obama's "look forward, not backward" policy in regards to Bush's torture program was that by not prosecuting those involved, he essentially took what was clearly illegal conduct and turned it into a policy dispute.

So he essentially took the accelerometer from an out-of-warranty guitar controller and put it into an old bass guitar stomp box.

When European slavers abducted people from Africa, they essentially took away their history as well.

"We go down a starter, and she essentially takes the role of like three other girls.

If the President can just interpret laws to take the United States of America to war, he can essentially take America to war when he feels like it or when he thinks it would be politically expedient.

He's essentially taking Eurovision outside of Europe and that, he says, is really something: Ola, beautiful people who want to move.

By traveling abroad, he is essentially taking his eye off the ball for a week.

In naming Spieth, Couples said he was essentially taking a mulligan.

But Politifact rated it as only "half true" because he was "essentially taking credit for job growth".

Ted Sarandos, the chief content officer for Netflix, said he was essentially taking the "huge pile of money" that Netflix paid in postage for DVDs by mail — about $600 million this year — "and starting to pay it to the studios and networks".