Instead of focusing on deficiencies, he accentuated the team's strengths.
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In past editions of the CDF, China accentuated its professionalism.
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The Giants' offense accentuated their rushing game, not their quarterback.
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They're all accentuated body parts, filthy clothing and deliberately uncomfortable movements.
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The fire accentuated already high margins in the U.S. beef industry.
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This sense of connection is accentuated by the apartment's spatial informality.
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The crater's glow was really accentuated without any light pollution nearby.
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Simple eccentricities were accentuated until they seemed definitive, perhaps even mystical.
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But by most accounts, the United States program accentuated the failures.
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The inefficiencies, shortages and dysfunction of the Soviet system accentuated the risks.
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Around holiday times, the differences between the countries become even more accentuated.
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Mom Behati wrote, "Words can't describe," accentuated with a beating heart emoji.
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Last but not least, Jenner accentuated her most famous feature: her lips!
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This time it was accentuated by other factors resulting in a loss.
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Skin Deep A subtly accentuated pout can be achieved with makeup alone.
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He cultivated a swaggering persona, accentuated by bursts of obscenity-laced anger.
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Lower store traffic accentuated negative store comp performance and weighed on overall results.
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The peplum and belt details of her ensemble accentuated her growing baby bump.
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Butcher was photographed wearing a floral maxi dress that accentuated her growing belly.
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Their innocent quotes only accentuated the over-the-topness of male celebrity sexuality.
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That intensified her aura of independence and accentuated his status as an insider.
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"These developments have accentuated the political polarization in the country," the group said.
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The sausage had a slightly spicy, delicious flavor, accentuated by its buttery biscuit.
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She accentuated the fun look with a fabric armband and a high ponytail.
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Some information and details can be selectively accentuated, while others can be deemphasized.
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As Rome's borders expanded through war, color accentuated the barbarian, and highlighted their conquest.
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With green floral pattern and ruffled trim, the garment accentuated her post-baby figure.
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So I wanted to feature it and feel it, so the dress accentuated that.
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It accentuated their greatest traits and turned the players into larger-than-life icons.
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Worse-than-expected trade data from China accentuated concerns about the country's economic slowdown.
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The dress featured a black sash underneath her bust, which accentuated her baby bump.
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Butcher, 39, was photographed wearing a floral maxi dress that accentuated her growing belly.
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India has suffered from deadly heat waves and widespread droughts, accentuated by rising temperatures.
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That's accentuated by our idealized predictions that underestimate the time required to do things.
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The actress's coltish thinness, accentuated by some of the costumes, here reads as delicacy.
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Social media has accentuated partisan division and enabled extremists to get their views out.
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Yet they are likely accentuated by certain factors that are more specific to Brazil.
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The unique design accentuated by crystals will add eye-catching bling to your SO's neck.
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She accentuated it with a navy Noel Stewart hat, a navy clutch and stud earrings.
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While Minaj accentuated her curves in a Bao Tranchi gown with cutout and sheer accents.
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"It's now in an unexpected defensive posture that's been accentuated by the hoopla it created."
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Symptoms are accentuated by sitting for long periods of time and going up/down stairs.
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Instead, developers accentuated a gaping class divide with luxury property on the city's western periphery.
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A round cut peach morganite ring that is best accentuated by a rounded crown band
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You begin a period of accentuated beauty and grace on Sunday, when Venus enters Capricorn.
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The designer Reem Acra accentuated a metallic ball gown with a voluminous sheer-paneled skirt.
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There is a Witness Protection Program vibe to the place, accentuated by the security detail.
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The accentuated waist line and flowing voluminous tulle gown showcases a timeless and classic silhouette.
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Pauzin, a technique that unfolds in halting stop motion, accentuated the drama of each movement.
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That accentuated a broader cyclical stocks build that followed a year of destock in 2017.
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Kyle Allen isn't Newton, but his ball placement Sunday accentuated another great plan from Turner.
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The profile of the new Regal GS is more shapely, with the surface curves accentuated.
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The mood, tension, and even jump scares are accentuated by carefully crafted, and eerily familiar scores.
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In-between generous gulps of wine, I kept wondering if the overhead lighting accentuated my acne.
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The staff renamed him Cletus and shot a quick video that accentuated the dog's toothy grin.
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To anybody who would listen, I talked shit about the way the cut accentuated my hips.
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Features include a strong, pronounced bow, curved deck accents and accentuated aft hips, according to Lexus.
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Collective action has always been necessary; the current administration has only accentuated the need for it.
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He accentuated their eyes, too, with a deep magenta around Dewan Tatum's and gold on Agdal's.
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She accentuated her growing baby bump with a camel-colored body con dress and matching jacket.
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This is accentuated especially when there is a generation gap along with cultural and language barriers.
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Her new look included a narrow upturned nose, an accentuated pout, and sharp, hollow cheek bones.
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Her look is distinguishable by her narrow upturned nose, accentuated pout, and sharp, hollow cheek bones.
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And that has an inherent bias towards white males that accentuated their already built-in advantages.
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The disparity was accentuated by Serena Williams's pregnancy, which restricted her to two tournaments this year.
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Calendar effects from August being a slow sales month, particularly in Mediterranean countries, accentuated the decline.
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Since assuming office, Trump has accentuated America's century-long alliance with Saudi Arabia, Iran's arch-enemy.
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Mr. Obama's shortcomings in flaunting his achievements are further accentuated by his successor's flair for it.
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Richard Avedon shot her in half profile, wearing a strapless gown that accentuated her long neck.
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Bargnani did not need to be on a slow-footed team that accentuated his own weaknesses.
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But an economic slowdown that began in late 2018 appears to have accentuated uncertainties in the city.
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But right now we have a culture divide that has been accentuated by political so-called leaders.
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If you slide the beauty filter to the max, you can watch your jawline get artificially accentuated.
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What'd you say?" he said, to which Irwin stretched his mouth and accentuated the "r" in "car.
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Differently accentuated in "Twenty-seven," threaded into phrases, it remains not just odd but also self-advertising.
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Her response: to play up her unusual body type by wearing tight dresses that accentuated her skinniness.
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The trippy, otherworldly vibe was accentuated by UV lights and alcoves, flashing dancefloors and Dali-style artwork.
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Sam despised t shirts, as they accentuated his chest, and so he wore button-up shirts religiously.
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The already much-needed app lag improvements are accentuated by how quickly the wearable gets data by comparison.
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Cardi looked angelic in a fitted white dress that accentuated her growing baby bump on Saturday Night Live!.
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Her blue dress reached the floor, and also had a scoop-style neckline that accentuated her diamond necklace.
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Tumenov accentuated this trend in Nelson's slowing feet by immediately doing the smart thing and targeting Nelson's body.
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An escalation in trade tensions between China and the United States has accentuated these fears in recent days.
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These artificial lights ironically make her subjects more real or hyperreal, draping each person in an accentuated way.
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The violence was accentuated by the uncertainty: What had happened, and why, and who had carried it out?
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The process of making a painting is accentuated as Butler brings forth a catalogue of mark-making strategies.
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A toothpick at the corner of his mouth, balanced at a jaunty angle, accentuated the relaxed so-what?
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She has discovered the limitless possibilities of drawing in paint, accentuated by a freewheeling, comedic sense of freedom.
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Only the leader's visage was obvious; angular cheekbones accentuated by a black turtleneck atop desert-tone camo pants.
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A black belt accentuated her tiny post-baby waist and she also rocked a large bow around her neck.
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And the disorder in the primary was accentuated by its contrast with one of the Republican president's best weeks.
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However, he added that equities had rallied strongly ahead of the U.K. referendum result which has accentuated the move.
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This will only be accentuated if the new president continues to vent his grievances at a dovish Federal Reserve.
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POTENTIAL IMPACTS IN THIS AREA INCLUDE: - WIDESPREAD DEEP INUNDATION, WITH STORM SURGE FLOODING GREATLY ACCENTUATED BY POWERFUL BATTERING WAVES.
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This season, Chromat's typical range of swimwear was accentuated with inflatable vests, coats, sleeves, and more in striking hues.
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Hudson dressed casually for the excursion, opting for a loose-fitting black dress that accentuated her growing baby bump.
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To choose the "umber" tones which accentuated Lively's green eyes, she and Buckle pulled inspiration from the ground up.
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The spandex contouring their bodies accentuated every direction in which they were changing and curving and I was not.
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She was a tall, slim, narrow-bodied woman with surprisingly generous firm breasts that her tight turquoise sweater accentuated.
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It really accentuated her curves and showed off that sexy part of a woman's body, the collarbone-shoulder area.
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This battle is accentuated during the Christmas period, with many shoppers choosing to buy online and avoid the crowds.
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Once, he smeared his mouth with red lipstick and accentuated his cheekbones and his enormous glasses with silver makeup.
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Weisz makes the most of her clipped accent, accentuated by prim outfits and a pair of naughtily curvaceous eyebrows.
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The response by Mexican officials has been all over the map, accentuated by a power vacuum in the presidency.
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"But right now we have a culture divide that has been accentuated by political so-called leaders," he continued.
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My fraudulent feeling was accentuated by the fact that I had smuggled an even dirtier secret into the club.
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In some creations, the exaggerated shoulder lines were accentuated further by goat hair fur, velvet details, embroidery and studs.
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Despite their distinctiveness, each conveys anonymity in tandem with their virtuosity, qualities accentuated by the pictures' heft and symbolism.
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He accentuated his look with accessories from Portobello Road, which today claims to be the world's largest antique market.
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After only two months there, she wrote that she felt "increasingly Brazilian," likely accentuated by her somewhat outsider status.
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It retains many of Bugatti's signature engineering traits, such as the accentuated center line, symmetry, and a sweeping signature curve.
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After 2018's volatile ups and downs — accentuated by sporadic Trump tweets — oil is likely set for another tumultuous year.
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She strutted on stage in a neon green thong bodysuit, with multiple cutouts throughout the design that accentuated her curves.
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Beyoncé paired the entire look with sky-high block heels – which accentuated her famously toned gams – and a fur bag.
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This miss is even more accentuated when considering that in 80 percent of households, women are the financial decision-makers.
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Then I accentuated the outer corners of the wing with the dark gray shadow (at the bottom of the palette).
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Beyoncé paired the entire look with a fur bag and sky-high block heels, which accentuated her famously toned gams.
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In a nutshell, the passing of this historic bill accentuated the colonial nature of the political relation that currently exists.
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On the Raging Idiots album, he accentuated his own vocal limitations with guest performances from Carrie Underwood and Mr. Paisley.
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This has further accentuated the move higher for bond prices and many economists now believe the market has become distorted.
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The problem is accentuated by strong demand for newly constructed homes, with sales reaching a nine-year high in July.
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Mr. Booker, of New Jersey, has struggled to stand out — and his troubles were accentuated by his performance on Wednesday.
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He had a bushy beard and wore a tight purple sweater that accentuated his upper-body musculature and slender waist.
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" The performance evoked the power of women, and Lopez's backup dancers accentuated the song's lyrics, "I am here to stay.
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The effect was accentuated in sectors where online retailers tend to have high market share, including electronics and household goods.
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The impossibility of it all is accentuated by the barely readable mathematical formulae that are hand-drawn across the glass.
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We wanted everything, visually and sonically, to line up with this message so that "For Mama Lucy" would be accentuated emotionally.
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The overall sound of the album bears my touch, Pete accentuated the harshness of it and Vampillia brought the melodic aspect.
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For an added pop of color, the mother of two accessorized with a multicolor striped belt that also accentuated her waist.
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Moore, whose appearance was shrouded in a little mystery, accentuated her slender frame in the black collared and ruffled vintage gown.
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I should write profiles that — while they, you know, weren't necessarily lying — accentuated different parts of things I was interested in.
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These variations, accentuated by gravity as matter cooled and coalesced, are now reflected in the distribution of galaxies in the cosmos.
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Her dress was completed with a puffed, one-shoulder detailing, and a large bow at the waist that accentuated her curves.
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The 51-year-old actress shared a photo of herself in a purple bikini that accentuated her curves on Instagram, Saturday.
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Vogue notes that the dress' flutter sleeves balance that growing bump while the coordinating belt accentuated Portman's belly without constricting it.
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Frederic Aspiras, the hairstylist behind Gaga's hair, explained on Instagram that he permed the singer's locks to acquire her accentuated curls.
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So she created a plunging gown accentuated with Chantilly lace which was designed to really accentuate de Lesseps's tall, slender frame.
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He spoke with a solemnity somehow accentuated by his awkwardness, in contrast to the slick sloganeering of his nemesis, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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WeWork's botched initial public offering (IPO) and SoftBank's subsequent rescue deal for the office rental firm have recently accentuated those concerns.
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This criticism is being accentuated as the food queues in London lengthen and as the Germans continue their bombardments of London.
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A central focus of The Joule hotel is its own unique style, helpfully accentuated by a range of art and mosaics.
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The study also suggests that resveratrol's blood pressure-lowering abilities might be accentuated in those who need it most: heart disease patients.
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Hinkle went with a simple silver band while Bundy chose a thin gold band accentuated with diamonds to match her engagement ring.
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The greens and pinks of the landscape are accentuated by the yellow hue of the photograph, imbuing it with a fantastical quality.
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Brinkley looked stunning in a long floral wrap dress and accentuated her long legs in a pair of suede knee-high boots.
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Reid paired her barely tthere gown with subtle waves (that accentuated her pink streak!) , a bronze smoky eye and tons of highlighter.
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Chyna, 28, wore a tan dress that accentuated her baby bump, drank water and noshed on sliders, onion rings and chicken fingers.
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CNBC highlights the different warning signals from the region that have accentuated a wall of worry that has spread across the globe.
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But Philip Lane added that the EBA methodology accentuated potential losses by Irish banks, which have experienced higher loan rates since 2008.
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Chrissy Teigen is embracing her growing baby bump, but had hopes for her pregnancy curves to be accentuated in one specific area.
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The silence of the dead, or merely the absence of others, is accentuated by the deafening wind, a force that never ceases.
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It took three tries, the last accentuated by a "Let there be light please!" from King, before the roof was moving again.
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To publicize the fight between Hardy and Vincent, the fighters and promoters accentuated the very thing Team U.S.A. was trying to suppress.
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Ibrahim talks through a Turban caked in dust, and the incipient crows feet around his eyes are accentuated by dirt and sweat.
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"His shoes were always polished, his suits were always black and a tie almost always accentuated his crisp white shirts," Cep writes.
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She also drew their attention to aspects of the music and the options these gave the dancers in how they accentuated them.
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They accentuated everything that I like about my hips and helped smooth out all the parts that I don't like as much.
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Accentuated by Gudsnuk's manga-like illustrations, the fantastical tale ends with Dany fighting evil like the superhero she's always wished she were.
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More conventional architects of the era might have tried to camouflage the lack of height with visual tricks, but Scarpa accentuated it.
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The timing of the announcement, right after the new American secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, met with Mr. Netanyahu, accentuated its gravity.
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He accentuated both sisters' natural texture with curling irons and finished off with Dove's Volume & Fullness Dry Shampoo for extra fullness and texture.
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Stock markets saw hefty falls at the end of 2018, accentuated by fears over the conflict and how it could affect global growth.
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She really amped-up the drama in 2012 with her bright Prada gown featuring a long train accentuated with an ostrich-feather hemline.
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From fringe-free options, to classic renditions, to those accentuated with baby bangs, there are styles to suit every hair texture and type.
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It's this sharp drop in export volumes that has accentuated the positive effects of global manufacturing growth for steel makers such as ArcelorMittal.
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In 2012, Giambattista Valli made his Oscar debut dressing Emma Stone in a bright red gown accentuated by a bow around her neck.
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Their melodies tend grand, their mood bittersweet, the romanticism accentuated by their nasal, amateurish vocal inflections, which you can bet get romanticized too.
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To ace the application, "blur it with small back-and-forth motions and keep it slightly more accentuated in the middle" says Alexander.
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David is a liar and a stooge, whereas Efraim's ugly-American boorishness is accentuated by Mr Hill's wired intensity and seal-barking cackle.
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I wore the highest heels, the longest hair, painted on the reddest lips and accentuated every single curve of my newly developed body.
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After months of hardship, the sudden gifts only accentuated the power of those behind the cameras and the artificial nature of the construct.
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There are major concerns over its leadership, accentuated by a legal battle over the mental competency of its controlling shareholder, Sumner M. Redstone.
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This risk is further accentuated given Banesco's already significant growth in CRE and commercial C&I loans through a relatively benign credit environment.
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A long-running trade battle with the U.S. has accentuated fears that the world's second-largest economy could slow more than previously expected.
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"In multiple scenes in the movie, Rugrat's use of a toupee is accentuated and mocked in an egregiously offensive manner," the lawsuit claims.
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It also features long sleeves (a must when the temperatures drop), and a fitted waistline that's accentuated with an on-trend wraparound belt.
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In principle the NPI effect must be somewhere in the mix but it's not nearly as accentuated as implied by the trade figures.
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Polls in Brazil suffer from problems that also afflict other countries, but these problems can be accentuated because of limitations with Brazilian polls.
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Another thing I noticed was that Schjerfbeck repeatedly accentuated women's mouths, often with a smudged brushstroke of gaudy red in an otherwise muted painting.
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The pencil silhouette accentuated Bey's post-baby body and she brought the back slit to the front for her long legs to peek through.
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She ended up cutting off way too much, but I loved how they accentuated my face and freckles, so I've kept them ever since.
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The star also reveals that her husband keeps eye liner and mascara in his bag because he "liked the way it accentuated" his eyes.
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It was Schilt alone whose size was equaled by his skill and he fought in a way which accentuated all of those physical gifts.
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Lopez, 47, looked stunning in the designer gown that also featured metallic embellishments around her waist, which was accentuated further with a black belt.
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This divergence in price and stocks trends is generating a bear-bull signals clash, accentuated by last week's sudden flip into time-spread backwardation.
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But his slow reaction to Marleau's wraparound, failing to slide to the opposite post in time, accentuated a more pressing concern at the present.
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A recent IMF report found that post-communist emigration from eastern European countries has stunted their growth, strained public finances and accentuated demographic problems.
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He was slender, straight-backed, and youthful in appearance, martially impervious to the cold, with a strict manner that was accentuated by his suit.
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The lower sections were accentuated with Wella's Sugar Lift spray ("it's like saline spray with with more shine," Souleiman said), for a windblown texture.
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This accentuated the 20183 percent decline in revenues last year, which fell to 22018 billion Danish crowns ($22018 billion) from 37.90 billion in 2016.
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Anticipating many of Rivette's later films, "La Religieuse" has a ritualistic quality accentuated by a sound design of tolling bells and clapped wooden blocks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The setting is dark, the night accentuated by the rich palette of shadowy black and white.
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Paired with a black dress with white polka dots, Sofia's color change was accentuated by a wavy style with pieces pulled back and twisted together.
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It didn't help that society painted this sexualized Latinx stereotype of a woman with accentuated body parts in tight clothes in movies and TV shows.
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Edwards ran a campaign that accentuated the positive – he spoke about his background and personal history and didn't burn many bridges by attacking John Kerry.
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But, we now have 25, 30 years of evidence that in fact these technologies played into existing power divides, and in many cases accentuated them.
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We're seeing a gender gap on steroids really ... it's twice what we see in normal years; I think that's going to be accentuated only more.
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The sexy dress, however, was half covered with a black coat and a sequined cuff around its wrist, while a black strap accentuated Hadid's waistline.
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The obscuring weather actually accentuated the brightness of Venus and the crescent Moon and transformed them to appear as glowing orbs floating over the countryside.
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This could be accentuated in the short term, though once the dust settles, it will be broader economic trends that will dictate housing market performance.
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That led to the design you see above, accentuated by black-painted a-pillars that give a seamless visual transition from windshield to door window.
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Hispanic business leaders say the lack of access to capital was accentuated by President Obama's regulatory measures in the wake of the 2900 financial crisis.
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What's more, I noticed that the extra volume in my chin had accentuated my heretofore barely perceptible chin cleft which I was very excited about.
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Whether to support Assad or oppose him is a question that splits Lebanese parties, partly along sectarian lines, and has accentuated the country's political deadlock.
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He hints at the style of a balladeer, or even of a cabaret singer—an effect accentuated by the pointed use of rolled "r"s.
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Leaving lashes mascara-free, she accentuated the eyebrows instead of the eyes, using bleach or powder to lighten them or make them look more sculpted.
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When the four-cylinder engine makes its modicum of power, it's a marked baritone roar that is accentuated by the whine of a big turbocharger.
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While this may cause the X6 to "lose" visible parts of the body design, other features, such as the Iconic Glow kidney grille, are accentuated.
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And issues of race, often a subtext in Republican charges of fraud, were accentuated by the election of the nation's first black president in 2008.
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Dating and relationship expert Sami Wunder believes in the existence of cuffing season, because the human desire for love and companionship is accentuated in winter.
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The martini was strong—Edwards showcased the liquor's flavor, and accentuated it with a welcome tickle of chili and a subtle sweetness from muddled strawberries.
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The huatia de res — an ancient pre-Columbian preparation of braised beef in herbs — was succulent, accentuated by sides of beans, rice and fried yuca.
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The visual emphasis is on the long lines of Minnelli's body and her dancers', the deeply arched backs, the extended and accentuated legs and arms.
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And by insisting on the war on drugs, he also accentuated Mexico's human rights and security crises, mainly created by the previous two Mexican presidents.
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Italy's extended quarantine restricting the movement of people in its industrial northern heartland have provoked panic among residents and accentuated the country's north-south divide.
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Sanders' strength has further been accentuated as three members of the influential progressive group of congresswomen "'The Squad" have endorsed him for the 2020 ticket.
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The seismic win for "Parasite," with its predominantly Asian cast, capped an Academy Awards ceremony that accentuated the importance of inclusion at every possible turn.
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There is a carnival-like quality to Path of the Warrior, accentuated by side activities that can be engaged in between levels, like skeet bowling.
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As you can guess, the result is a mess: charred skin, accentuated by patches of dried blood, almost like Amber was in a terrible car accident.
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Having prepped Cardi B's skin with OleHenriksen Balancing Force Oil Control Toner and C-Rush Brightening gel Crème, she accentuated her cheekbones with a bronze highlighter.
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As she posed on the red carpet, the country superstar placed her hands around her growing baby bump, which was accentuated by the form-fitting dress.
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Nornickel's view is that the battery supply chain is building pre-emptive stocks, a process that is being accentuated by traders and investors doing the same.
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The reality star, 22, accentuated the look with a long red wig, blue contact lenses, pearl earrings and lace and pearl netting attached to her top.
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Corbett also delivered a monologue to camera seated in a large chair during each episode, which accentuated his diminutive size (he was barely five foot tall).
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What makes the otherwise covered-up (long-sleeve, floor-length) gown so sexy is the accentuated plunging neckline, waist-cinching ruched bodice and body-skimming fabric.
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The star's sashed gold-and-black Atelier Versace gown was regal, striking and spectacular, and she accentuated it (as always) with flawless, thoughtful makeup and hair.
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The hardened wet clay he formed with his fingers creates a trembling and wobbly look that is accentuated in the pieces that are glazed to shine.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro, 41, was spotted shopping in West Hollywood on Friday while wearing a form-fitting dress that accentuated her growing curves.
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She accentuated the nostalgic elements of her outfit with her exaggerated poses on the red carpet, which called to mind a star from an old movie.
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President Donald Trump's election win has accentuated a belief of higher inflation going forward, which has in turn led to sharp repositioning in the bond markets.
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However, low rainfall that accompanied the warm spell had accentuated dryness across southern Europe and in parts of central Europe following drought last year, it said.
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The risk to energy and other public services worldwide, including in the U.S., will be greater accentuated as more control systems are modernized and brought online.
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Pieces of an old projector, seen inside the booth, were accentuated with painted fake parts to gave it the hefty appearance of a 250-millimeter projector.
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She had taken a new interest in clothes and was wearing high-waisted trousers from Sweden with a tucked-in T-shirt that accentuated her waist.
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The extraordinary crispiness of the duck's skin is accentuated by flash-fried Thai basil leaves, a garlicky chili paste and an incendiary sour-sweet tamarind sauce.
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The need for all Americans to be able to sustain themselves for at least a few months on savings is accentuated during a time of crisis.
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The Festival Hall exceeds the National Museum of Western Art in breadth, its heavy horizontal span accentuated by an enormous overhanging concrete roof, its eaves upturned.
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Dressed professorially in slacks and a blazer, with smooth beige skin, neatly trimmed hair and rimless glasses, her very Americanness was accentuated by her Continental surroundings.
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The next month will, by definition, be intense: isolated and constrained in space, accentuated by the strain of illness or joblessness or the potential for them.
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Simply, more than a century of colonial rule has granted us the right to request that help and our status as U.S. citizens has accentuated it.
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After arguably the worst decade in history for the mortgage industry — a foreclosure crisis accentuated by predatory lending and forged, "robosigned" documents — things were slowly improving.
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In contrast to these traditional processes, the resulting garments appear distinctly otherworldly, an effect which is accentuated by the remote landscape in which the video takes place.
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As you can see, he accentuated his pop asthetic with a red bandana and a shirt that looks like it has some sort of elk on it.
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She accentuated her baby bump in the form-fitting design and made a statement as she walked the steps with her ball gown skirt cascading behind her.
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USC held a 31.73-231.7 edge on the glass, taking advantage of a size disparity that coach Andy Enfield accentuated by starting the 215-foot-210 Rakocevic.
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Everly has an eye for color, using purples, blues, and greens to create a cool color palette, accentuated with sparkle and glitter in just the right places.
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Apple's fall Monday was accentuated by a global sell-off in tech shares after Google suspended some business activity with Chinese telecoms giant Huawei over the weekend.
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Trump's acquittal marked the end of a remarkable chapter of presidential scandal that only accelerated and accentuated Trump's grip on a Republican Party establishment he once scorned.
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He seems to age in reverse, a fact that's only accentuated by the fact his bandmates look roughly ten years older than they did ten years ago.
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In France, the British vote has accentuated the split between the mainstream parties in France, none of whom are calling for an exit, and the National Front.
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Though Mr. Trump promises to topple Washington's "rigged system," the opening rounds of his party's quadrennial meeting accentuated a more enduring maxim: Money always adapts to power.
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That feeling is accentuated by Vachek's own aphorisms splashing across the screen (as in Ken Jacobs's Star Spangled to Death, a similarly sprawling interrogation of a nation).
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The open kitchen's wood-fired ovens and grills cast a warm glow over the large dining room that is accentuated by a design heavy on natural wood.
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The open kitchen's wood-fired ovens and grills cast a warm glow over the large dining room that is accentuated by a design heavy on natural wood.
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At the Grammy Awards Sunday evening, Beyoncé posed for a photo with husband Jay Z in a stunning low-cut red dress that accentuated her growing baby bump.
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That has only accentuated the sense of alarm among a political establishment that sees a day of reckoning coming with Trump's deal, two officials and a politician said.
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Speaking to CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche, Ermotti also said the bank outperformed in 2018 and this would have accentuated the 64% drop in profits at the investment banking unit.
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Josh Kaufman, his band's guitar player, is a master of texture whose watery sound lent the songs an orchestral depth that accentuated the concert's mood of melancholic reminiscence.
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Liberated by her lack of ministerial responsibility, she has accentuated differences with the Social Democrats (SPD), the CDU's junior coalition partner, on everything from pensions to arms exports.
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Rajan noted his intent was to signal that India's "outperformance was accentuated because world growth was weak," while also chastising those who stir controversy by misinterpreting his comments.
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The regulator said that the way the woman in the image had posed elongated her torso and accentuated her waist, so that it appeared to be very small.
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"The actors sounded like they were comfortable using four letter words, knew the kind of things people like to see in specific scenes, and accentuated them," said Kirchner.
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Lovato sported a black polka dot dress with a sweetheart neckline, which accentuated the fake bump, and paired the look with a black manicure and gold hoop earrings.
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His face — often accentuated in close-up — twists and deforms into looks of intense fury and all-consuming rage when he deals an opponent the coup de grace.
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There's a certain abstraction that comes with watching games you don't understand, and that baseline weirdness is accentuated and sharpened by the fundamental challenge of watching greatness in action.
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The sensation of it all occurring outside of real time is further accentuated afterward when we head, late Friday (or early Saturday if you like), to the after-party.
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While my coworkers who've also tried the formula likened it to Too Faced's best-selling Better Than Sex Mascara (minus the accentuated hourglass bend in the middle), I disagree.
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Style-wise, the movie looks like it's borrowing from blaxploitation classics like Foxy Brown and Coffy, something that's only accentuated by Tina Turner's "Proud Mary" blaring in the background.
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Rihanna also tried the style for her Fenty x Puma fashion show in Paris, where she accentuated her long cascade of hair with big hoops and a smoky eye.
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"There had not been a substantial change from what was expected in September, but the risks to inflation's convergence had accentuated," the central bank said in its October minutes.
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Most of the time, the subject would run her fingers through her newly sleek hair, admire her accentuated figure, and wonder why she ever dressed the way she did.
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I'm often asked if it's my "real" name, and of course it's as real as my dyed hair and my tattooed skin—rooted in truth, just accentuated a bit.
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Athletes will wear an all-white palette of cropped pants, polos, sweaters and even a specially-designed waterproof poncho accentuated with the French flag colors, blue, white and red.
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He captured something that maybe it even did, maybe it does in smaller ways less musically accentuated, but it is something that is very believable in America right now.
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Many conservatives have given the 81-year-old Francis a failing grade in his first five years, saying his policies have sown confusion and accentuated a feeling of crisis.
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Sticking to President Trump's script, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin correctly accentuated the positive when he told reporters that the two sides were having "very good conversations," according to Reuters.
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She tottered to the stand in the center of the court in a formless robe and a tasseled yellow hijab that accentuated the almost complete circularity of her face.
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While the austerity strategy had the desired effect of putting Portugal's annual budget into better shape, the austerity demanded by creditors accentuated a deep recession and sharply raised unemployment.
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In one sweet interlude, Ms. Riva and Pierre Richard (playing Martha's former lover) perform dance steps while seated on a bench, accentuated by close-ups of the pair's shoes.
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We The Free Know Me Better Flare Jeans, available at Free People, $98These exaggerated flares from Free People are accentuated with exposed seams for a cool and flattering look.
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The Cavaliers have started slow over that span (minus-44 point differential in the first quarter) and accentuated the problem by surrendering a NBA-worst 93 3-pointers per game.
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" Piven explained that even in typically developing babies, surface area is increasing rapidly at this stage of life, "but in the kids that had autism, it was even more accentuated.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Approximately 15% top-line growth in FY17 organically and from acquisitions, accentuated by large positive FX impact.
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For another movie character with a remarkably similar style, Natalie Portman's micro bangs in Leon accentuated the rock 'n' roll aesthetic of her on-the-run (and, yes, underage) outlaw.
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The striped grey and white outfit, featuring a tie around the waist and a daring thigh-high slit (accentuated by a button!), retails for $218 and is already sold out.
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The baldness accentuated the prominent ridge in his furrowed brow when he explained that he, as a second year player, had seniority over me because I had just been drafted.
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I love her definitively feminine sound and the way it's accentuated with those high-pitched beats that sound like the way skipping a rock on the surface of water look.
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Bharti Airtel's Indian Chief Executive Gopal Vittal on Tuesday warned the financial stress in the sector would be "further accentuated" by the cut in interconnection fees, which benefited established players.
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Hold on a minute, said Mr. Grim, a 20-year S.E.C. veteran whose gaunt appearance was accentuated that day by a cold that had left his voice scratchy and weak.
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Yet recent events have also highlighted the downside to Mr. Putin's geopolitical escapades and accentuated where he falls short on matters of vital importance to both himself, and ordinary Russians.
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The first was a much-needed discussion about women in the 2020 election; the second was a winning performance for moderates over progressives, accentuated by the rift between progressive Sens.
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The arrangement accentuated the song's soulfulness, with a chorus of backup singers approximating an ecstatic choir, especially as Mr. Michael moved into the song's bridge around the four-minute mark.
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And-- a good many of them had some comment about how it was affecting them and how it was affecting them at-- that time I'm sure it's sure it's accentuated.
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" On Tuesday, Blanchett accentuated this point further, stating that the world was at "a fork in the road," and what was "incredibly upsetting" was the amount of "misinformation about refugees.
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Scarlet, the youngest, went with a long black spaghetti strap gown featuring high slits on the skirt and accentuated with a blingy Messika Paris wreath-style necklace and sparkling hair clips.
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Jacquelyn Martin/AP The strapless silhouette accentuated her amazing arms, and the swirly blue pattern felt festive for the holiday season and popped of the black tulle base of the design.
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His purple-and-red costume is accentuated by a noose looped around his neck, ropes around his wrists and waist, and a face-concealing mask that almost resembles a KKK hood.
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The pregnant singer, 31, attended the Warner Music Group Grammy Party alongside Wilson in Hollywood, California, Sunday evening, where Ciara wore an all-black outfit that accentuated her growing baby bump.
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Both sides of the Atlantic are introducing reforms after the 2007-09 financial crisis highlighted how the opaque sector for interest rate and credit default swaps accentuated uncertainty in rocky markets.
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The fall in Lufthansa's earnings was accentuated by a tough comparison with the previous year when the insolvency of Air Berlin removed a major competitor in its home market, it said.
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READ MORE: India's macaron masterchef ... and the rise of female entrepreneurs in Mumbai New generation, news comedy The comedy roast furore accentuated a generational shift in attitudes towards entertainment in India.
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Madonna accentuated her feminine attributes to project a powerful silhouette, and Jean Paul Gaultier's original cone bra—made for Madonna's 1990 Blonde Ambition tour—sold for $52,000 at auction in 2012.
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Statistics on murder rates showed that modern self-restraint had replaced a medieval tendency toward carnage, while social expectations had accentuated the positive in human nature, keeping "inner demons" in check.
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But if he could manage to get some length, every movement, every motion will be accentuated and made irrational by the trail of beautiful golden waves pouring out of his skull.
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Thus he transformed how these eight songs would be heard and remembered, and accentuated how shrewdly his living will's gravity, austerity, and sparse wit dovetail with its thematic and emotional preoccupations.
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Once we were settled in white leather revolving chairs and had been offered tea and chocolates by a secretary, Lyovochkin strode in, wearing a deconstructed blazer that accentuated his athletic frame.
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WWAKE Opal Circle Stud Earrings, available at Nordstrom, $358 The sleek design of these 14k gold earrings is accentuated by the opal stones, which cast a beautiful glimmer in the light.
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The Rooftop, accessible from the sixth floor, offers a separate bar and small-plate menu with alfresco and indoor seating, accentuated by dramatic views of Trafalgar Square and the London skyline.
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When he stepped out of the fitting room, broad shoulders accentuated, long legs even longer, it was as if his innate confidence I find so attractive had achieved its proper form.
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The repeated nervous twitches of Muhammad's hands; the sounds of mortal combat and tinny shouts of victory in the video game; London's white coat, so big it accentuated her extreme thinness. . . .
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The collapse in the economy, partly due to falling commodity prices, has been accentuated by a political crisis fueled by a huge corruption scandal and the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff.
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Adapted from Sarah Waters's 2002 novel Fingersmith, Park has moved the Victorian-era story to 1930s Korea during the Japanese occupation, and it might have only accentuated the material's melodramatic origins.
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After Sunday's ceremony— where Teigen accentuated her growing belly in a fitted pink gown with long sleeves and a cut-out neckline — the duo spent the next day exploring a winter carnival.
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The rise and fall in gas prices has been accentuated by the accumulation and subsequent liquidation of hedge fund positions since the end of July and especially since the end of September.
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They were "The Perfect Fit" — curve-hugging and tapered in just the right place, Gloria Vanderbilt's designer, dark denim accentuated with an embroidered swan across women's hips throughout America during the 1970s.
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Washington (CNN)The month of August has been a roller coaster of fluctuating tensions for the US and North Korea, accentuated by a war of words between the leaders of both nations.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump accentuated his fury Tuesday at the notion an FBI source may have provided information about his campaign, declaring such a scenario would amount to an unprecedented scandal.
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Both sides of the Atlantic are introducing reforms after the 2007-09 financial crisis highlighted how the hitherto opaque sector for interest rate and credit default swaps accentuated uncertainty in rocky markets.
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Below-average rainfall in much of France in February and March accentuated dryness and the authorities in the Nord administrative department near Belgium introduced water use restrictions this week, including for farms.
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Ginzburg had received the hardcover rights to the book and had been advertising it in a way that wrongly accentuated the erotic content, for which the Post Office received some 35,000 complaints.
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Performing "(No One Knows Me) Like the Piano," a ballad with gospel overtones from his début solo album, "Process," he accentuated the gentle melody with careful Stevie Wonderian sways and head cocks.
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The negative tone was accentuated after the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned that Americans should start preparing for the spread of the virus in the United States.
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"This depreciation, however, should gradually become less accentuated, as the market feels the effect of a restrictive monetary policy and gains more visibility and control over access to foreign exchange," Massano added.
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It wasn't that I was worried they'd find out, rather, the slight alteration to my perception brought on by a magnificent Peroni-red wine-acid cocktail accentuated all their beautiful positive features.
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I can only speculate as to why that is, because I didn't really put ... But the truth is, it accentuated the gender gap, and women really feel very, very alienated from this administration.
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Her struggle is accentuated by the piecemeal architecture of Shitamachi in addition to the fact that her and her son's small living quarters are in the same building as a pop-up brothel.
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The National Weather Service is warning of "widespread deep inundation, with storm surge flooding greatly accentuated by powerful battering waves," at the coast, and winds strong enough to cause structural damage to buildings.
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She chose a beige body con dress with a long silky August Getty Atelier duster and matching sock booties, but accentuated her curves with a waist-cinching Feur du Mal lacing corset belt.
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Weak investor sentiment has been accentuated by the Bank of Japan's decision to apply negative interest rates on excess reserves, which follows moves already taken by the European Central Bank, Sweden and Denmark.
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The café, outfitted with tables that can accommodate many different group sizes, is accentuated by heavy usage of the company's classic robin's-egg blue motif on everything from the walls to the plates.
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From the back benches, his eccentricity may have charmed, analysts said, but on the front benches of government it accentuated a sense that Mr. Johnson's government was reckless, arrogant and out of touch.
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I think he wanted to clear the decks before the debate, but I think what he really accentuated was the fact that he has had such movement on all of these different issues.
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These songs flicker, keyed to the intricate chitchat between Buck Meek's acoustic and electric guitars, which entwine with a hushed lightness accentuated and often obliterated by blasts of electric noise that eventually subside.
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Tom Hiddleston's ex-girlfriend accentuated her waist with the white nautical rope as seen on the runway, but put her own accents to the ensemble with brown wedge sandals and a tan leather crossbody.
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For her reception, the bride changed into a custom Vera Wang V-neck charmeuse halter gown with white illusion tulle detail at waist and double silk georgette A-line skirt accentuated by side godets.
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Both sides of the Atlantic are introducing reforms after the 2007-09 financial crisis highlighted how the hitherto opaque $550 trillion sector for interest rate and credit default swaps accentuated uncertainty in rocky markets.
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The impact this time around, however, might be accentuated by the fact that China's outbound flows have shifted shape from Trade Code 7604 (bars, rods and profiles) to Code 7606 (plate, sheet and strip).
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Two months before his deadline, the mayor declared mission accomplished with a photo op that accentuated a feel-good story: a renovation job by a family that rescued a home off the demolition list.
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She accentuated her long blonde hair, styled in beachy waves, with a veil custom-made by Zach's godmother that extended past the gown's train during the ceremony before switching to a shorter version afterward.
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Nutt's flat figures in works such as "Lippy" (1967) and "Wowido" (1968) reveal the influence of underground comix, while their distorted features, accentuated by warts or dripping mucus, show a proclivity for the grotesque.
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"Although many of these issues are not new, they may be accentuated given the speed of growth of fintech, new forms of interconnectedness and increased dependencies on third-party service providers," said the report.
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Cruz walked the carpet at the Everybody Knows premiere with husband Javier Bardem in a black curve-hugging gown with structured bodice and a long, full skirt that was accentuated with sheer ruffled appliqués throughout.
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The project was crafted as an homage to doo-wop music of the '20183s and '22018s accentuated with vocal stylings reminiscent of the big-voiced divas of the '22018s like Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.
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While flows data shows investors have been piling into European equities, with a preference for the region accentuated since the French election, British stocks could be snubbed due to Brexit fears bubbling under the surface.
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Her black cat-eye liner was accentuated with exaggerated liner on her lower lash, white liner on the waterline, and silver shimmery eyeshadow at the crease that mimicked the shape of the cat-eye, too.
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Blunt's outfit was topped off with a gigantic bow tie and pointed Jimmy Choo heels, both in black satin, and accentuated with a giant, ornate gold cocktail ring twisted in a design resembling a flower.
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Babb's show-stopping designs include all-white headdresses and "back packs" (the plumed collar that adorns the masquerader's shoulders) accentuated by long, beautifully placed pink-and-green feathers and a white bikini dripping in gems.
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The post, which appears on her website and is titled "Matching Braids With Ky", includes a photo of the model and her kid sister as young children, both sporting matching tight plaits accentuated with beads.
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Renting isn't commonplace for home items, but the benefits — lack of commitment and cheaper prices — feed into trends that are accentuated in India, Geetansh Bamania, CEO and founder of RentoMojo, told me in an interview.
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Elmer and Elsie were about the size of tortoises, and moved slowly, like tortoises; he designed a tortoise-shaped shell that accentuated the resemblance, leaving only a light-sensor head sticking out of the top.
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When you put these two issues together, you get the recipe for a disaster — one that has been only further accentuated by the socioeconomic and mental health issues that have plagued the US for years.
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On stage pops Shahid Buttar, 44, wearing a loose-fitting pin-striped suit and a colorful scarf, his head accentuated with a pointy, triangular goatee, salt-and-pepper man-bun, and black, horn-rimmed glasses.
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The sprawling series's time-capsule quality is accentuated by an enormous cast full of performers familiar to Hong Kong action aficionados, including Carrie Ng, Frankie Ng Chi-Hung Ng, Philip Chan and Ng Man-Tat.
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However, we were pleasantly surprised to find that our balcony overlooked the picturesque carnival-inspired pool area with a water slide modeled after a classic wooden roller coaster, accentuated with a large vintage clown face.
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Younger shoppers are increasingly willing to try supermarket-brand items, which are no longer seen as lower-quality knockoffs, a trend that could be accentuated if the economy takes a turn for the worse again.
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"The example of Rituxan in Europe shows the significant negative impact of biosimilars, and that's going to be accentuated in the fourth quarter," wrote Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Michael Nawrath, who has a "market weight" rating.
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Thursday's losses were accentuated by a Reuters report, that cited two sources familiar with the matter, stating that the Turkish central bank's deputy governor and Monetary Policy Committee member Erkan Kilimci is set to resign.
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Princess Diana is an icon of the posh, moneyed '80s woman: Her clothes were often accentuated with ultra-feminine details like puff sleeves and ruffles while exemplifying British prep (or specifically the Sloane Ranger look).
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Stylist Emmanuelle Alt really accentuated this mini-me moment, dressing the pair in matching black leather jackets and large Jennifer Fisher hoop earrings, paired with barely-there makeup, voluminous waves and perfectly groomed brows (of course!).
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Lawrence wore her hair in a loose, undone updo and added very little jewelry, adding to the whole "glamorous shipwreck" vibe of the ensemble, and accentuated the look with smoky eyes and a glossy pink lip.
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In one of the images, the 21-year-old struck a sultry pose that accentuated her matte, mauve lip, and in the other, she showed off pumps and a structured handbag in the same glowing shade.
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The seemingly irreconcilable distance between the couple, for example, is often accentuated by making characters stand uncannily far apart from one another, or distorting camera angles to make spaces seem much larger than they actually are.
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I'd vacationed in the States growing up but didn't fully appreciate the fundamental differences between our two cultures, which were only accentuated by the fact that I was boarding in a sorority house on Greek row.
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A clear love for bold lines is accentuated through the graphic nature of her latest painting series, Open Late, which is currently on display at 111 Minna Gallery, focuses primarily on San Francisco in its depictions.
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Earnest also accentuated the positive, noting that Rhodes, a White House deputy national security adviser who was already scheduled to be in Havana for meetings, "played a leading role in crafting the normalization policy" with Cuba.
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Unlike Winogrand, who was attracted to the antic energy of urban life and accentuated it with off-kilter framing, Mr. Hernandez embraced the formal full-frontal style that Mr. Baltz and Mr. Adams applied to landscapes.
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As F2700 expands to new cities this year, including Austin and Nashville, as well opening locations within colleges and universities, it's seeking to be the more friendly, accessible, and tech-accentuated routine for the Fitbit generation.
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While President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned of the perils of the "military-industrial complex" in his farewell address in January 1961, the Vietnam War accentuated this reliance on weapons production, which became embedded in annual budgets.
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The gallery's chapel-like space is further accentuated by the different hues of blue chosen for the walls and ceiling panels, as well as by several large scale prints installed high above the red assembly-line.
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To compliment her strikingly beautiful marigold ensemble, Tilbury created a bold brow, accentuated Amal's lashes and gave her a glowing and flawless complexion with rosy cheeks and a berry colored lip to set off her yellow dress.
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A European rights watchdog also said the opposition had faced "unequal conditions", adding that restrictions on media freedom to cover the elections were accentuated by a continuing state of emergency imposed in Turkey after a failed 2016 coup.
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Allen forced a genre that likes its women to look, sound, and act like clones to acknowledge that other kinds of stars could exist, and be popular, and excel within environments where they accentuated and owned their flaws.
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Kardashian West flaunted her figure in a sporty bra top and spandex biker shorts — which she eventually took off to reveal high-waisted briefs that showed off her famous backside — that accentuated her hard-earned 24-inch waistline.
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The fall in prices is due to oversupply, in part thanks to the U.S. shale oil revolution, was accentuated later that year when Saudi Arabia rejected any OPEC deal to cut output and instead fought for market share.
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"We are still viewing rapidly rising production into record high territory as a latent bearish consideration that will only be accentuated by this renewed high pricing environment," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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He accentuated his gruff speech before Judge Sergio Moro, who has spearheaded Brazil's biggest-ever corruption probe, by pounding his fist and documents on a table and saying prosecutors had failed to produce any concrete evidence against him.
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As for the food, the vegetable-heavy menu made for sharing is accentuated by fermented ingredients and floral garnishes, while the pastry program is run by Sasha Piligian (formerly of Gjusta and the Los Angeles breakfast institution Sqirl).
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Dewan was on-hand to present during the award ceremony, and walked the carpet in a curve-hugging open back Emporio Armani coral gown (paired with Stuart Weitzman heels and statement earrings) that accentuated her growing baby bump.
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What seems to be clear is that Soleimani's loss has been not only an operational shock to the Iranian system but also a personal shock to its Supreme Leader, accentuated by his public weeping at the Soleimani funeral.
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Her uniform was a sweater and tweed skirt and a string of pearls at her throat, which she would sometimes finger as she was forming an idea, and in the opposite hand, a cigarette that accentuated her gestures.
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Meanwhile, Ligety, who's always tinkered with his own gear, came up with an idea to make high-contrast ski goggles that accentuated light and dark contours in the snow, technology he developed with a lens maker in Japan.
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And when that happens central banks are going to be under pressure and this means that the lower for longer is going to be even more accentuated in that entails aside consequences in terms of risk to financial stability.
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That the result came a year to the day after she threw open the country's borders to admit migrants trapped in Hungary, and that it occurred in her political home state, which shelters very few refugees, accentuated the loss.
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By the time Lycra became a staple in women's wardrobes, the skinny jean was still being designed for Hollywood's cowboys who sported a style of slim-fit bottom that accentuated, ahem, all the right curves for the silver screen.
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The "Killing Eve" star had plenty of costume changes throughout the night, but we're partial to her very first look of the evening, this simple yet stunning Versace gown with accentuated shoulders, and her hair swept to the side.
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He likes to joke that the scar left by the operation to remove a part of the olfactory bulb from his forehead makes him look like Frankenstein, and his stiff walk, combined with his shaved head, accentuated the impression.
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From the myriad conflicting affects that punctuate life on social media ( The Social Network) to the horrors of terrorism ( Patriots Day) to games of gender dynamics ( Gone Girl), modern anxieties are properly and expertly accentuated by Reznor's agitated approach.
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" And if that didn't make you want to take a bite out of these skillets and pots then know that this shade of pink "is accentuated by a subtle shimmer of gold, achieved by incorporating genuine gold into the finishing process.
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Abandoning traditional puppetry in favor of feathers, ribbons and drapes, Twist's puppets — adorned with ink and glitter and accentuated by lighting — are operated in a 1,000-gallon water tank, his claim being that everything is more fascinating when it's placed underwater.
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The open, porous surface infuses your experience with a low visual hum, which is accentuated by the presentation: the five sheets of acrylic mesh are attached to brackets extending out from the wall so that each hangs freely, like a tapestry.
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The survey will likely add to a growing debate about housing and the generation gap in the U.K. Some housing experts suggest exorbitant prices in places like London have been accentuated by a reluctance from "baby boomers" to downsize their homes.
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The yen's move downward has been accentuated by the Bank of Japan's decision in September to pin 10-year interest rates at zero, just above its short-term rate of -0.1 percent in a policy it calls yield curve control.
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Leggings, unlike these other pant-breeds, make the lower body a casual-yet-elegant canvas that can either be accentuated to demonstrate the power of your ass and legs, or understated to create space for whatever you wear on top.
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Like most of his predecessors, he has accentuated positive statistics to promote his stewardship of the economy, including a 3.8 percent unemployment rate and, in data released on Friday by the Labor Department, the fastest wage growth in a decade.
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As we crowded around folding metal tables and accentuated our treasures with chilies in vinegar, or ground dried chilies, and cracked open Thai craft beers, it all felt deliciously normal — the kind of Bangkok street-food life I'd always imagined.
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On the day of the performance, she was wearing a blue dress that accentuated her curves; Mr. Mubarez, in a red New York Yankees cap over a white bandanna, was wearing red shoes, white pants and his signature black leather jacket.
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This will be accentuated by a shift in U.S. policy away from expectations of a sweeping tax reform — which has been increasingly watered down and now likely won't come before the end of the year — and toward trade, where uncertainty persists.
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The twilight of Merkel's tenure is accentuated by the weak economy and foreign policy challenges such as U.S. trade wars, Brexit and renewed worries about a potential refugee influx," they noted, although they added that "Merkel should not be written off too early.
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The 71-year-old was spotted in the Sydney, Australia airport on Wednesday giving off strong '70s vibes in a pair of bell-bottom jeans, a plunging top accentuated with a belt around her waist, plus a choker necklace and platform sandals.
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Shot either full frame or in extreme close-up that accentuated the icy eye shadow around his famously mismatched eyes, Mr. Bowie is an otherworldly figure here, but also an intimate one, bringing the song's epic dimensions down to human (or humanesque) scale.
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Gosling usually sticks to simple, sleek designs, but today he accentuated his traditional black tuxedo from Gucci DIY Made to Order with a velvet shawl lapel and ruffled evening shirt that brought a certain type of throwback '70s vibe to his look.
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That there was no subconscious sabotage of fellow crew members or the overall project speaks to the dedication and skill of the crew, and their understanding, which becomes quite accentuated in a small life system, that Biosphere 2 was their life support system.
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With her dark lipstick, choker necklace, and shirt carefully accentuated with a rip on the shoulder, she's pulling off a brooding persona with even more comically unconvincing results than when Olivia Newton John smoked a cigarette in a leather jacket in Grease.
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For Neil Gorsuch in January 2017, Trump accentuated his "extraordinary resume" and roots in the West: "Judge Gorsuch was born and raised in Colorado and was taught the value of independence, hard work and public service," Trump said in the prime-time announcement.
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The ONS said the pace of growth in the consumer price index for June was pushed down by fuel prices after a fall in global oil prices which was accentuated by a partial recovery in the value of the pound last month.
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Evolving away from the mom jeans and flowing Pat Riley-style Armani suits of his midcareer, Mr. Bryant adopted clothes of sleeker fit, wore spread-collar shirts and narrow-cut trousers that accentuated his elongated 6-foot-6 frame without exaggerating it.
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He sped up the action; accentuated the banter between Bond and his boss, M, and the equipment expert, Q — the key to Q, he told the actor Desmond Llewelyn, was that Q could not stand Bond — and added innumerable touches that became signatures.
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The price rout, due to an oversupply thanks in part to the U.S. shale oil revolution, was accentuated later that year when Saudi Arabia rejected any deal by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to cut output and instead fought for market share.
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His website has the lookbooks (and shoppable links) to his latest collections, which all feature traditional pieces (suits, sweaters, T-shirts and lots and lots of scarves) accentuated with a unique design or whimsical print that is sure to be the star's signature aesthetic.
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The star, who has changed her look from long and brown to short and blonde over the past year (and that's just two of her recent hair changes), shared a selfie of her bouncy pink bob, which she of course accentuated with Instagram's heart filter.
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"Volumes are very thin so every market movement is accentuated, but we are seeing a return to the past, with the peripheral countries - Italy but also Spain - which have become detached from the 'core' due to their internal political problems," said Italian government bond trader.
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And then realizing that those who come from high-end privilege were buying their way into universities elsewhere — it just accentuated the privileged few versus the mass majority of us who work hard and are willing to put in the work for a better future.
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Artificial intelligence has accentuated the ongoing disruption of two huge markets: the data center and enterprise IT.The rise of cloud computing over the past decade has radically changed the way businesses — from big corporations to mom and pop shops — access and use computing resources.
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I entered the main living area of the condo, a loft-style living room/kitchen with a wall of windows looking out over the city; a bland painting on the wall only accentuated the feeling of being in a classy but featureless hotel room.
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"If you can improve the efficiency of things by offering a more accentuated kind of psychotherapy that's sort of 'sped up' in a way by the psilocybin, that could be quite appealing not only to patients but to people managing mental health," he said.
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New rules were introduced in 2012 after the then opaque sector accentuated the 2007-09 financial crisis, but policymaker focus has by now shifted to helping the "real economy" create jobs by cutting red tape for companies and investors, though not for big banks.
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There are wide, shallow strips unrolling frontally above the dyer's worktable, accentuated by bold, flat lettering and openings into interior space, as well as opaque, dry surfaces broken by shafts of light — a visual feast for a woman who dressed elegantly and loved textiles!
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Whether inspired by the present political situation, or by the urge to play up their seriousness coming out of retirement, or simply from ennui, they've deliberately kept and accentuated their pained, earnest, confessional elements while avoiding satire, spoken declamatory comedy, and automated drum-machine functionalism.
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But in the buildup to this event, they certainly paid close attention to American strengths and foibles, setting up Le Golf National with tight fairways and thick rough that muted the Americans' advantage in driving distance and accentuated the Europeans' greater reliability off the tee.
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Then, early this month, Trump's intervention in Iran turned the focus of the primary for the first time to foreign affairs, which accentuated long-held policy differences between Biden and Sanders and appeared to elevate each of them with moderate Democrats and progressives, respectively.
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This newfound engagement with temporality signals a recent shift in Turkish contemporary art, from the loud and concrete demands of a rather documentary, earlier political art, to a more accentuated abstraction, paradoxically coinciding with both increasing censorship and a critical update in the form.
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The 21-year-old reality star and new mom posted a series of photos early Tuesday showing off her flat stomach, small waist and famous curves, all accentuated by her outfit — a tiny, white crop top with spaghetti straps paired with a tight, Barbie-pink pleather pants.
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"This is a means to try to overcome the inefficiency of the credit system in Brazil, which is most accentuated for small- and medium-sized companies," said Dan Cohen, founder and partner at F(x), which uses algorithms to match the profiles of lenders and borrowers.
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That sweet and seemingly simple premise lent itself to some astoundingly complex dancing — par for the course with Mr. Grimes and Lil Buck, who only accentuated each other's strengths as they loped, stampeded, waddled, sailed and slithered around the 15-piece band, sharing an unforced camaraderie.
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But the nearly seven-year prison sentence has accentuated the divisions and mistrust that have gripped Chicago since a video showing the shooting of the 17-year-old who carried a knife was made public in 2015, prompting days of protests, community activists and police said.
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But the real star is the atmosphere, all misty canopies, wood-paneled living rooms, and rumpus rooms, lovingly accentuated with musical cues from the likes of the Bangles, Echo and the Bunnymen, Joy Division, Corey Hart, and a horrifying, if perfectly timed, "Heroes" cover by Peter Gabriel.
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Unfortunately, the initial results of these conversations often entailed whistle-blower retaliation, including some reports that the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection actually accentuated, rather than alleviated, retaliation problems by allowing VA to keep an internal database of those who spoke out against the agency.
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" I love these looks because…: "I appreciated the polarity, which is pretty reflective of how I do my own hair and makeup on a day-to-day basis, and both looks — a natural one with slicked hair and an elongated cat-eye one — accentuated my natural features.
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Mike Hale from the New York Times wrote, "Hemlock Grove is the sort of supernatural horror thriller that's so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story ... The series's lack of urgency is accentuated by the familiarity of the material."
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The sensed absence of time — the result, paradoxically, of an unusual amount of it being accumulated within each picture — is accentuated by another lack that deepens the enveloping aura of emptiness and, as a consequence, emphasizes the connection with the photographic past: no traffic, no congestion.
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The image is cropped to fit the headboard and flow its way down to the base, a blunted waterfall of a painting, and the finishings are personalized; maybe a detail is accentuated — a color, a texture, with different trims and upholstering on the bed itself to match.
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While human-rights groups have denounced that country as a terrible violator of basic human freedoms, including the freedom of Christian non-conformists and some Muslims, the Pope accentuated the positive: he praised the fact that in an era of nihilistic intolerance, Azerbaijan allows some Christian churches to function.
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"Abstract work is a great challenge of perfecting composition with balance of weight and depth, and making the flow of the piece match and compliment the general build and curvatures of the body at hand, so that the right parts of the body can be accentuated," she explains.
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Sanchez's shortcoming catching balls was accentuated at a most inopportune moment — the ninth inning of Game 2 of the American League Championship Series against the Houston Astros, when a throw from shortstop Didi Gregorius bounced off Sanchez's glove, allowing Jose Altuve to slide home with the winning run.
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This slight variation on a standard screen, which evokes the parabolic aspect of old-fashioned Cinerama, creates an unexpectedly enveloping and theatrical atmosphere — a sensation accentuated by the artist's decision to set the screen directly on the floor and shield it from daylight with a wide black curtain.
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The kitchen has a way of applying just enough chile heat to register: The pink flesh of yellowfin tuna was just starting to go opaque from lemon juice stirred with fermented Serrano chiles, while pickled banana peppers accentuated the sweetness of marinated and browned scallops, and stopped there.
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Albert Samaha, an investigative reporter at BuzzFeed, said in a press release on Tuesday that he and colleagues were motivated by the increased tumult in the news media industry — a lack of stability that was accentuated last month when BuzzFeed and other publications suffered deep and severe cuts.
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Marvel Television Studios' Netflix shows have contrasted with Marvel Studios' MCU films since they launched, and that contrast is strongly accentuated in this series, as Jessica Jones asks what it means to be a superhero without a secret identity, the resources of Tony Stark, or problems on a global scale.
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One night she's all rock 'n' roll look in a bedazzled Gucci shirt and skirt, the next she's in a flirty peplum green Docle & Gabbana dress with heart emblem and the next she's in a ladylike fit-and-flare Mary Katrantzou design accentuated with multicolor floral appliqués and Gucci chain necklaces.
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The line between the real and the phantasmagorical has never seemed thinner, a feeling that has only been accentuated by the election of Donald Trump, who, as far as viewers at home are concerned, may as well have exchanged the set of The Apprentice for the set of the White House.
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HOWARD MARKS: They're great companies, but the ETFs probably have accentuated the flow of capital into those stocks, and when things go cold and the person who expected instantaneous liquidity can't get it, he's going to turn around and he's going to look for somebody to sell that ETF to.
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He hit a two-run home run in the first that landed halfway up the left-field pavilion — which Balentien accentuated by flipping his bat and pounding his chest — and he nearly hit another, settling for a double when his fifth-inning line drive hit the top of the wall.
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In 2240, the US Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee released a 22016-page report of nutrition advice that told Americans to cut back (the average American will put down 0003 pounds of red meat this year—much more than the average Chinese person) and accentuated the environmental problems inherent in the livestock industry.
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" Biden's entry into the race, accentuated by a 3.5-minute video featuring words from the Constitution and disturbing images from the Charlottesville riots, recalled in almost exact terms Clinton's general election argument against Trump and a "radical fringe" of white nationalism, famously characterizing those supporters as belonging to a "basket of deplorables.
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The formal uniformity of the red and white color scheme, whose lush materiality is accentuated by the scrappy balls of oil stick skin accumulating at the edges of the sgraffitoed figures, coupled with the virtuosic displays of image-making, are thoroughly seductive, threatening to tip the political thrust into a stylish eyeful.
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A deadly wave of Palestinian stabbings, shootings and car-ramming attacks that broke out two years ago is still fresh in many residents' minds, and the 50th anniversary celebrations of Israel's capture of East Jerusalem from Jordan in the June 1967 war only accentuated the city's deep political, religious and social divisions.
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The slowdown, which has been going on for a few years, was accentuated by a clampdown on aggressive financial risk-taking and malpractice, rising debt burdens, higher pork prices arising from the outbreak of a virulent form of African swine fever and the burden of the trade war with the United States.
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Your bellowing and blather for the last six months about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE have only accentuated your own insecurities.
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The unique scene at a federal courthouse in Washington accentuated what had already been a chaotic pretrial process as investigators trying to determine whether the longtime Donald Trump associate and political provocateur obtained information from WikiLeaks first had to interview -- and in some cases do legal battle with -- a range of eccentric witnesses.
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He recently apologized for those remarks but has made other controversial comments over the years, cementing his public persona as somewhat eccentric, gaffe-prone, and buffoonish (a persona only accentuated by Johnson's unruly mop of blonde hair) — although many have questioned how much of the buffooning is real, and who is the real Boris.
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To celebrate the momentous occasion, the model bedecked herself in all leather everything, all of her own design, including a strapless lace-up mini dress, black leather opera-length gloves, layers of heavy metal chokers, bracelets, rings, a small black-and-white briefcase purse and sandals accentuated with metal studs and rings around the ankle.
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But here was a truth, all day in midtown: People spitting something vicious at strangers who are unknowingly blocking doorways, at sweaty bouncers with rules to follow, cab drivers who can't do it guy I'm going to Queens sorry, at girls with inhibitions, at guys with more accentuated triceps, at red lights, barricaded side-streets.
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Astley Clarke, a British company sold at stores such as Neiman Marcus, Liberty and Selfridges, includes in its current offerings a 14-carat ring accentuated with a heart filled with pavé diamonds, priced at slightly less than $2993, and rings with a weighty, faceted lapis or milky aqua quartz, retailing for around half that price.
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"Once it becomes apparent that these growth companies can't continue to grow by the multiples of nominal GDP that are currently priced in, the realization will send these stocks into a period of downward momentum that could be accentuated by a herd effect heading to the exits in these heavily populated indexed funds," said Rosenberg.
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Wearing a low cut, high-slit, ankle-length black sequin dress with a long-sleeve cropped turtleneck sweater, Moore was all smiles at the event — posing with her left hand on her hip which accentuated her new bling (a round, brilliant cut solitaire set in a simple gold band surrounded by pave diamonds, just for good measure).
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Tribalism was accentuated throughout the [Bill] Clinton years—his impeachment—and into the Bush years—the contested 2000 election, the 5–4 decision in the Supreme Court, the recount where a lot of people, Brett Kavanaugh among them, went down to Florida to protest, the [Iraq] war, the aftermath of 9/11, and the whole notion of torture.
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A special of cod stew — a halved filet braised in a sauce of tomatoes, Ligurian black olives, sliced potatoes and pine nuts — was warming without being heavy; the sautéed sole, accentuated with lime zest, offered a touch of summer; and the salmon, baked with Sicilian capers, diced tomatoes and olives, could not have been more moist.
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Cameron had written the screenplay for Rambo: First Blood the year before and, like that and pretty much every Hollywood action flick of the Reagan era, Aliens was a thinly veiled excuse to reenact Vietnam on the big screen, the savagery of the enemy fully accentuated, faceless adversaries being slaughtered in their droves and the war's outcome conveniently readjusted.
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The success of e-commerce in LA is further accentuated by the stunning $1 billion sale of Dollar Shave Club to Unilever, and it could be that the next great LA e-commerce business emerging is Thrive Market, which not only answers the question of what we should eat but how we should shop for that food.
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By including some pretty wonderfully contrasting pre-revolutionary drawings, such as David's "Study after Guido Cagnacci's Young Martyr" (circa 1775) and Jean-Honore Fragonard's wildly lavish fête galante drawing "The Slap" (1785), the show demonstrates how Rococo's jubilant extravagance was overthrown by a severe Neoclassicism that accentuated the moral climate of the final years of the monarchy's regime.
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The contrast is further accentuated when you look at the non-LuckyChap productions Robbie has appeared in since I, Tonya: There's Mary Queen of Scots, a story of two historical women monarchs that somehow manages to feel disempowering and dull, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, in which Robbie plays a bubbly, near-silent Sharon Tate amid a classically masculinist Tarantino script.
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Then, when all possibilities are gone, the romantic as well as the sexual, there is only the biological inevitability of man as aging, wounded animal, his flagging sex drive accentuated by the modernity that on the one hand offers Captorix pills and on the other hand torments the now impotent pill-taker by parading an endless array of youthful sexual bodies past him.
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Questions aside on whether any of the candidates are presidential material, the colorful lineup, accentuated by spectacular campaign rallies, might come as a temporary relief for an electorate weary of five years of war with Russian-backed rebels in Ukraine's occupied Donbas region -- a conflict that has claimed an estimated 29,244 to 13,000 lives and displaced more than 1.5 million Ukrainians.
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She had short blond hair that she wore in an unshaped bob and she smoked thin cigarettes and she didn't worry about wrinkles—didn't worry what she looked like—put on the same black polo shirt every day unless someone told her to do otherwise, told her to wear the blue blouse that shimmered like shot silk or the sleeveless green popover that accentuated her eyes.
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In her large, multi-media works, vivid spray-painted, translucent atmospheres are contrasted with opaque, hand-painted geometric areas reminiscent of pointillism or pixelation, a juxtaposition that creates significant spatial depth Recent works such as "Gray Matter" (2017) inhabit an intersection between the theatrical baroque and the graphic specificity of stained glass, which is accentuated a dynamic sense of movement, swirling spirals, upward diagonals, and heavy impasto.
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Because of this—intuiting his audience and almost total ignorance and indifference to policy questions—Trump's core racism and authoritarianism have been amplified and accentuated, even radicalized to an almost unprecedented, perhaps unique degree by his interaction with his supporters... Trump started with a racist, authoritarian message, drew around him a supporter base of racists and authoritarians and has been in a feedback loop of mutual radicalization and openness ever since.
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The rising debt accentuated by the protracted regional conflicts on Jordan's borders was the main reason Standard and Poor last week downgraded its sovereign rating to B+. Economists said Jordan's ability to maintain a costly subsidy system and a large state bureaucracy was increasingly untenable in the absence of large foreign capital inflows or infusions of foreign aid, which have dwindled as the Syrian crisis has gone on.
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"Given the seemingly unprecedented and unrelenting volume of news related to the global pandemic, the reliance that a large percentage of the world's population has on Facebook as its primary source of information, and an increasingly-pervasive stay-at-home attitude accentuated in some instances by the government, we believe that many Facebook users have been accessing its properties at meaningfully elevated levels over the last several weeks," Pachter wrote.
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"Enjoy the timbering," she called, and she may have accentuated the switching of her hips as she moved off and away from the river herself, across the pale-gold fields; he would crane for as long as he could to follow her walk, she was sure of that, until she had disappeared from view, and he would be away to masturbate immediately in the woods then—she was sure of that, too.
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