And then faith in the investment "process" is sworn afresh.
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Two million folks, looking afresh at our cause, says Meg.
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As a result, reformers are thinking afresh about autonomous schools.
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The corresponding song, "Getting Married Today," raises the roof afresh.
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And the new year offers an opportunity to start afresh.
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But this means thinking security afresh, out of the box.
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Second, trustbusters need to think afresh about how tech markets work.
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And they are looking afresh at medical care for obese people.
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The national elections next month give Brazil the chance to start afresh.
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Walls told them to go home and start afresh tomorrow with deliberations.
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It would be prudent wait for a healthy correction before investing afresh.
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This time, the committee instructed Ziya to apply afresh for a birth certificate.
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Mr Sirisena suffered the indignity of having to swear Mr Wickremesinghe in afresh.
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This could not be predetermined — it had to be found afresh each time.
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The 2015 finalists will hope to begin afresh on Tuesday, their captain said.
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She may as well burn it all down and try to start afresh.
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Plans had been in place to start afresh anyway: Suddenly there was cause.
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Hearing this new piece certainly helped me hear the "New World" Symphony afresh.
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Because the industry is essentially starting afresh, these new reactors are quite pricey.
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The government may turn afresh to the appeals court to get its ban reinstated.
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"We will look afresh at our approach to a lot of things," Coe said.
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They said we'll start afresh with you and we'll give you a second chance.
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One feels afresh both participants' disbelief that they are even capable of being loved.
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Critics say that investors might just shift money towards subsidised projects, rather than spend afresh.
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The reason to look afresh at cinema subscriptions is that the old model is struggling.
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We have started afresh, we have looked through our documents and made them legally sound.
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Fisker, though, is starting afresh with a new company, Fisker Inc, building his next design.
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Somehow you need to look at it afresh and make it come alive for yourself.
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We can certainly see afresh his wisdom in Russia's modern-day violations of Ukrainian sovereignty.
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Kids and action film fans coming to the franchise afresh will probably find something to enjoy.
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"We have the challenge of having to set up the entire electrification afresh," he told reporters.
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In "Fifty Shades Darker", protagonists Anastasia Steele and Christian Gray reconcile and start their relationship afresh.
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We've got to end it and start afresh, as we haven't done in over 30 years.
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Even if you're steeped in the saga of Steubenville, the film contains plenty to appall you afresh.
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This exhibition reveals him afresh as an artist who experimented early and often with materials and mediums.
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Some districts will have to set up their entire electricity networks afresh, the Odisha chief minister noted.
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The new week offers up an opportunity to start afresh, with a positive attitude and a hopeful outlook.
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In places the King's majesty was questioned, as some began to think afresh about monarchy and church government.
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It is time to think afresh about how the environment and health can be considered in coal bankruptcies.
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The first "modern" composer, a hundred years after his death, vibrates afresh in every corner of the globe.
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The new year is a good opportunity to start afresh with better habits and some much needed recovery.
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WHY is it unsettling to see Republicans and Democrats squabbling afresh about Russian meddling in last month's presidential election?
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WHY is it unsettling to see Republicans and Democrats squabbling, afresh, about Russian meddling in last month's presidential election?
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And those are only the voices of this generation who've been trying afresh to get us to pay attention.
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"We have agreed the whole system needs to be looked at afresh," PSR Chair, Charles Randell, told the committee.
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Yet activists say the short period of support leaves victims at risk of homelessness, destitution or being exploited afresh.
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January 1, Pink says, is the ultimate day to consign your mounting failures to the past and start afresh.
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No surprise, then, that as the geopolitics of the time turn sleazy and wild Barry gets sucked in afresh.
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Exorcizing the malaise is just as important as the technical remasters when it comes to appreciating this music afresh.
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Broader than it is deep, "Equal Means Equal" still drills down into enough specific issues to shock us afresh.
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The Dona Kolors clothing brand was born in 2012 to help women like Fer regain confidence and start afresh.
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She also warned against the risk of the same "divisive" debates being reopened afresh, via other pieces of legislation.
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In our early afternoon you go to bed, in our late evening you wake again and news breaks afresh.
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Shouts to this genre that was supposed to die in 2007, and to creators being inspired afresh by Harry Potter.
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Incremental improvements to Obamacare are far more likely to succeed in making Americans healthier than scrapping it and starting afresh.
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Some senators have even suggested they might never take up the AHCA and instead start afresh with their own legislation.
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I immerse my face into a sink full of warm water and remove all my makeup and start afresh—kidding!
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Seeing the world afresh through my daughter's eyes fills me with delight, but every new discovery is haunted by death.
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She only reopens the case and presents the evidence afresh, all those alluring details out of an Agatha Christie novel.
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But China has the political will and the financial muscle to start afresh and build a city from the ground up.
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She started afresh in New York, and called up Mr Akchoté and told him to fly over to record the album.
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It forces firms in its portfolio to justify their spending afresh every year, consolidate their product lines and trim excess brands.
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You think afresh of the film's title and wonder, Who is more unknown here, the nameless victim or the inscrutable doctor?
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Whenever well-known gestures, manual or vocal, are re-created with this care, you are somehow compelled to examine them afresh.
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With the emblems of political power removed, Pouyan suggests a clean slate where new and future narratives can be painted afresh.
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Yeah, Ivanka said it's a lost cause and it's better to just let him go, and start afresh with someone new.
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All the productions did, though, make me savor afresh what I had enjoyed and admired about the pieces that inspired them.
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That means being willing to apply their principles afresh to the existing and emerging problems of the ever-changing, ever-conflicted world.
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Whereas I'd always made each new iPhone a carbon copy of the previous one, with each new tablet I had started afresh.
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"Furthermore, we're looking at the situation afresh every day and are not giving anyone a carte blanche for the future," she said.
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The art star queen of New York cool has started afresh in the creative hubbub of Los Angeles, just like everyone else.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Esteban Ocon says Lewis Hamilton and Formula One champions Mercedes have made him stronger as he starts afresh with Renault.
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In the aftermath of the airstrikes, Shaikh added, there was a chance for talks to potentially start afresh, with a level playing field.
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He shares that skill with Mark Ronson, a British producer who is equally fond of familiar sources and able to remake them afresh.
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This worked in Sierra Leone and Liberia, two war-scorched African nations where UN peacekeepers gave new governments breathing-space to start afresh.
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These elements are just too deeply integrated into Chrome to get them easily over to Safari, so embrace the chance to start afresh.
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Clinton's potential vulnerability in the Black Lives Matter moment, when a new generation of African-American voters is insisting on being wooed afresh.
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They can signal the existence of firms more adept at siphoning wealth off than creating it afresh, such as those that exploit monopolies.
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I didn't want to stay around for the aftermath of that, so I flew over to Australia, which enabled me to start afresh.
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That's why every few years, major comic companies like DC like to start afresh, making it easier for new fans to jump in.
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" The story ends heartbreakingly: "Like a shutter in a rainstorm, banging against a window, I venture forth, retreat back, try afresh, retreat again.
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But what happens if, clearing our minds and looking afresh, we recast the leading men she pictured, notably Marcel Duchamp, in supporting roles?
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It is not fun, exactly, but it is interesting, and intense: a familiar thing that manages to knock me out afresh each time.
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Trump does not get to say that he can best help the law by killing it and thereby forcing Congress to start afresh.
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The hoopla will be fervent, among the faithful, and both the life and the works will doubtless be aired afresh on our behalf.
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Since protests started afresh a month ago, Maduro has increasingly turned to an elite special forces unit known as FAES, rather than the army.
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The thing is, every night, as he cleared the pieces off the table to start afresh, the rest of the country was risking everything.
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Amidst these mounting controversies, Republican Governor Matt Bevins decided it was time to start afresh, removing the old board and appointing a new one.
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Rather than burning the current system down and starting afresh, Toast works with existing local remittance stores and kiosks, which help recipients collect money.
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"In the best interests of the museum, it is time to bring the recent turmoil to an end and start afresh," the statement says.
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And while regulators have looked afresh at Alphabet, Amazon, Apple and Facebook in recent months, Microsoft has largely escaped their scrutiny this time around.
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Obama will be 53 when she leaves the White House, and her goal, friends and aides say, is to look at her life afresh.
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At the end of every day, these robots have their memories erased so they can start afresh, cleansed of whatever horrors they may have experienced.
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If you're happy just having a record of your WhatsApp chats and are ready to start afresh on iPhone, you can email them to yourself.
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Scroll down to the bottom of the Recovery tab and follow the Learn how to start afresh... link, which takes you to a download page.
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Nearly all the works on view depict lush rainforests, waterfalls, or tropical beaches — landscapes Cromarty composed from photographs she cut up, reassembled, and painted afresh.
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The former champions announced last week that they were ending the relationship with Honda and starting afresh with the French engines from the 2018 season.
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With their memories of The Bad Place erased, they meet one another afresh and have no idea they've each been brought back from the dead.
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It needs to assess its appetite for foreign interventions, a subject on which Sanders and Clinton differ sharply, as they demonstrated afresh on Thursday night.
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There's been a history of Brits using other countries as places to escape to and start afresh, emboldened by the power dynamic created by colonialism.
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Kelly's affection for black and white is well known, but Mr. Shear spins it afresh across photography, drawing, sculpture and especially Kelly's relief-like paintings.
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"We don't need a miracle, we just need the doors to be open so we can start afresh and make this world a better place."
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"What Marikana gives us is an opportunity — it has come at great cost — to actually start afresh," Mr. Ramaphosa said in an interview in 2012.
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Landrieu did that, putting some poetry back in public life and demonstrating afresh that in language beautifully rendered, we find our humanity fully acknowledged. Opinion
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And in the case of the American dream, it's a history that needs to be understood afresh if we want to reclaim it's original meaning.
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It's terrifying for those who wish to experience fiction afresh, without even the slightest idea what we're in for so we get a genuine emotional reaction.
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If the district office did serve a charging document, the person could renew the asylum claim in immigration court, and the judge would decide it afresh.
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This Fourth of July, let's rededicate ourselves afresh and anew to those principles that make America, as President Reagan said, "a shining city on a hill."
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Join the dots of the ports it controls, and some even see the old Sultanate of Oman and Zanzibar, from which the emirates sprang, arising afresh.
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Central banks need to prepare for what is coming, by looking afresh at their targets and their tools, even as they strive to keep their independence.
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Then he got the razor and said that he should take everything off and let it grow afresh, that I would be 'pretty enough' without it.
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After having completed some of the more impressive challenges in Paris this past week, I felt I could finally boot up Sapienza and get started afresh.
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His aim was to start a company where victims of such abuse could learn a new skill set, start afresh and support their families without fear.
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They've even gone so far as to release all Content ID claims on YouTube, aiming to purge the evil from their public image and start afresh.
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The cataclysms monitored in "Another World," meanwhile, remain, the ravages of the Islamic State bound to feature afresh in art as, alas, they do in life.
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I wondered why we didn't do something similar in the States, where we love to pretend to start afresh, where we love to burn things down.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Some productions of "Othello" chill the blood or, at the very least, make you ponder afresh the human capacity for psychic abrasion.
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Emails exchanged immediately after the fire among council leaders, published by Britain's Channel 4 News last week, likening Grenfell residents to "gangs," have inflamed tensions afresh.
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Uganda offered amnesty to fighters who abandoned LRA ranks and renounced violence, paving the way for ex-child soldiers to start afresh - at least in theory.
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Macnair considers each image afresh and with meticulous attention so that she can reduce it to simple enough components to make the Play-Doh incarnation feasible.
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The G.O.P. became an accretion of ideas that ossified over the years without the party ever stopping to ask afresh: What world are we living in now?
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Because each time he's prepped for a new roll-out, he's also deleted all his tweets, then started afresh by firing out a load of new material.
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"On balance we believe Britain would be better off leading a renewed drive for reform within the EU rather than starting afresh outside it," the newspaper said.
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And with the suffocating hand of a puritanical Islam being lifted, it's giving them a chance to think afresh about their country and their identity as Saudis.
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India's rehabilitation program for victims of bonded labor provides survivors with compensation, as well as a plot of land, poultry, and job training to help start afresh.
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The judge exercised his discretion as to whether the action should proceed as a representative action on the wrong basis and this court can exercise it afresh.
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A country starting afresh Sierra Leone is among the world's poorest countries after decades of economic decline and 11 years of civil war, which ended in 2002.
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Writing in the "Lear" program that Shakespeare's most scalding tragedy felt like "unfinished business" for him, he seems to be working his way through familiar terrain entirely afresh.
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Niantic tells me that certain things moving forward will only be available to those who opt to recurse and start afresh, but didn't elaborate on what those could be.
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Countries can mitigate interest-rate risk by issuing debt at very long maturities today, but indebted nations will always have less room to borrow afresh to fight future emergencies.
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NGT Chairman Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel said the committee, including representatives from Vedanta, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and the federal environment ministry, will look into the matter afresh.
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Trump would seize control of the GOP and force out neoconservatives and internationalists; or, contrarily, the GOP establishment would reassert itself and the Trump faction would start afresh outside.
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While talk of football has been muted as fans, players and officials come to terms with the tragedy, starting afresh would not be a new experience for the club.
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What this latest work shares with its predecessors is an insistence that you look — really look — at what's around you, and realize afresh how all the city's a stage.
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"By starting afresh and pursuing a truly modern loan servicing environment, we have a chance to turn what was a good plan into a great one," Ms. DeVos said.
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The panel "asked a wide range of stakeholders" whether the plane would have been more closely scrutinized during the certification process if the plane had instead been certified afresh.
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"Declaration of mistrial and allowing the case to start afresh in the future is better than rewarding the interference and political meddling with a verdict of acquittal," he said.
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Mohammed said he was grateful to be given a second chance but said there were many others like him who wanted to move on from their past and start afresh.
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One expert I talk to below believes that could happen in as early as a few weeks — if we pause for a moment and think afresh about the coronavirus challenge.
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Which should make the adaptation an opportunity to study the contrasts between our actual post-Reagan trajectory and Atwood's imagined path to Gilead, and to see our own particularities afresh.
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That Find Me is discontinuous with its ostensible precursor is a strength, not a weakness, that allows us to see familiar people and places afresh, in new stages of life.
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"To start afresh would mean creating a whole new infrastructure to cover people, which would really tax states administratively," said Barbara Lyons, a Medicaid expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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"By starting afresh and pursuing a truly modern loan servicing environment, we have a chance to turn what was a good plan into a great one," DeVos said in a statement.
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Basically, the company's casting off many of its aging facets and looking to start afresh, which is why it's tied this identity redesign to the re-announcement of its Masterpass service.
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Nor was there consensus on whether delegates from the so-called small group in charge of drafting the constitution would adapt a 2012 constitution or start afresh with a new one.
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But as banks have stuck to issuing loans to customers with more pristine histories, Caliber and other lenders are beginning to issue mortgages afresh to people with less-than-stellar records.
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That revisionism extended to the work of Brutalists like Paul Rudolph, whose concrete behemoths, publicly reviled, had also come to be seen afresh by a generation of designers and design lovers.
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The exhibition consists of just two pieces — the terrific, room-filling "Double Merge" (1968-2019), along with a radiant painting, "Spread" (1973) — but allows you to understand Mr. Gilliam's innovations afresh.
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I wish I could erase it all and start afresh like the professor in 'Ek Din Achanak' who walked out on his family on a rainy day and never came back.
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Add to this investments already made by suppliers, banks and manufacturers, and their reliance on preserving resale values of planes already flying, and few are in a hurry to start afresh.
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The debate began afresh last year, when Coach purchased Kate Spade for $2.4 billion, two years after buying the shoe brand Stuart Weitzman, and then changed its name from Coach Inc.
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"One should stop the negotiations now and start the entire process afresh," Reinhold Mitterlehner, a member of Austria's conservative junior coalition party who is also vice-Chancellor, told ORF radio on Wednesday.
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Now she's tormented afresh by "the dragon of pain," as well as by imponderables: What mundane choice was to blame for her presence on the street at the instant of the explosion?
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The same thing happens here, with a fiery face-off between Beatriz, who believes that the planet is dying, and Doug, who kills it afresh every time he builds a new hotel.
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It's as though an engineer, instead of being allowed to start with a clean drawing board and design something afresh, was always forced to take something that already existed and modify it.
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At the hearing, Brafman later indicated, he had raised his request for a mistrial, which would have allowed the trial to start afresh with a new pool of jurors in several weeks.
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I like that one, but as I watched it I had reason afresh to consider the state of Florida, a place that the more I learn about it, the less I understand.
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But Johnson said there was a need to be "realistic about the way the landscape has changed" and to think afresh, saying it was conceivable that Assad could stand in a future election.
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Amongst all the techno-flash, chrome-perfection of a world full of photographic imagery, an image that suggests an alternative reality in a non-figurative, allusive way can be viewed afresh, without prejudice.
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"Fashion is so different now than it was in the 1990s, it might be easier to start afresh than to try to update such specific codes as we had established," Carlo Capasa said.
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For those of my generation, it was as if scales had dropped from our eyes and we were able to see afresh a range of works we had fondly presumed we already knew.
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" A column in The New York Times hailed Mr. Landrieu for "putting some poetry back in public life" and for "demonstrating afresh that in language beautifully rendered, we find our humanity fully acknowledged.
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Not unless you count the fact that Dawn still wears clunky spectacles, and that she hooks up afresh with a charmless loser from the previous film, who offers her a ride to Ohio.
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What's at stake: The debate balances two important ideas — the understandable human desire to be able to start afresh against society's interest in keeping an accurate record of people's actions in the past.
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She only reopens the case and presents the evidence afresh, all those alluring details out of an Agatha Christie novel (the mystery of Lizzie's burned dress, the curious disappearance of a hatchet handle).
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This week, investors were reminded afresh of Africa's fragile record on democracy and governance - joint African forces are preparing to oust Gambian leader Yahya Jammeh who has refused to step down after losing elections.
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James Curran, a historian, argues in "Fighting with America", a new book, that Australia should ditch "worn rhetoric" and "alarming complacency" about relying on America for its security, and look at the relationship afresh.
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I do believe a writer's task is to think for herself, although this task, to me, signifies not a fixed state but a continual process: thinking things afresh, each time, in each new situation.
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"A potential attribution to Leonardo da Vinci was first proposed in 1899, so Professor Caglioti's study opens up the discussion of its authorship afresh," a spokeswoman for the V&A told The Art Newspaper.
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Tensions were stoked afresh last week when former commanders from the now-demobilized Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerillas announced they would rearm in a video Colombian authorities say was filmed in Venezuela.
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At its best, it does what stories like this should do: present various social issues like — overconsumption, bias, willful blindness to the world's problems — in a new context, so that we see them afresh.
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Elsewhere, you may wince afresh when the likable Oliver Tompsett, playing a hipster-looking Shakespeare, says near the end, "There will never be another Anne Hathaway" — before stealing a knowing glance at the audience.
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As the year draws to a close, we were ready to start afresh after the mixed bag that was 2017, and now we will have to go on without a couple of our favorite shows.
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A liberal democrat who lost narrowly to now impeached President Park Geun-hye in 2012, analysts say Moon has an opportunity to draw a line under his predecessor's damaged relations with Beijing and start afresh.
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Before you know it, you can't imagine life without them, so by the time it's simply not working anymore, it feels too painful and frightening for either of you to extract yourself and start afresh.
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Like the dog gazing back at the photographer Peter Hujar on a Provincetown street in another work, it's a surprise, an affirmation in an image-conscious and saturated world, of the possibility of seeing afresh.
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"Today the tourist industry in the DPRK is developing afresh under the wise leadership of supreme leader Kim Jong Un," wrote the country's official tourism site, seemingly oblivious to the global controversy surrounding Warmbier's death.
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It's been quite the journey from working as a fashion and magazine photographer in Spain to starting afresh in a city Carlos deems "one of the most competitive in the world" but open-minded and multicultural.
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Instead of taking in a whole scene afresh each moment, as if it had never encountered anything like it before, the brain focussed on the news: what was different, what had changed, what it didn't expect.
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I felt like none of my past acquaintances liked my work, and I thought I should start afresh by deleting all my past accounts and making an art account that none of my acquaintances know of.
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And as Anna Fleischle's gently sliding set moves ever more downstage, as if to bring Ms. Smith into the live equivalent of a movie close-up, one particular sentence from earlier in the play resounds afresh.
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Chrome and Vivaldi are similar, though Vivaldi takes longer to launch, which, in my case, is important because I often quit my browser to get rid of a big pile of tabs and then restart it afresh.
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Preliminary UNCTAD figures in January suggested that effect might be even bigger than it turned out to be, but after withdrawing $400 billion in the first half of 2018, some companies started looking afresh at foreign deals.
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On Election Day, Trump did what he had throughout his surreal campaign: exploded the traditional assumptions, upended the usual expectations and forced us to look afresh at the accepted truisms and hoary clichés of our political life.
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While the two nations are working towards faster returns, the long waits facing dozens of survivors could stymie their efforts to start life afresh back home and leave them vulnerable to being trafficked again, according to activists.
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But more important, in spite of any preconceived notions of the country, the team felt afresh from old stereotypes, greatly celebrating its mostly African immigrant roots in the face of a sharp rise in nationalism across the globe.
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What Kurt observed about art as a child, for example, is what he discovers afresh when, in the East Germany of the nineteen-fifties, he enrolls in art school and is corralled, like his confrères, into Socialist Realism.
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Then reality comes crushing down and you begin to see all your shortcomings, which can be tough and debilitating, but it could also lead you back to the common life, and allow you to see things afresh again.
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I've often forgotten Hendrix's impact on me, but attending a fleeting screening of Gerry Goldstein's long-unreleased The Jimi Hendrix Experience: The Royal Albert Hall in the titular venue presented a rare opportunity to experience those feelings afresh.
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Because of these changes, we start afresh with this poll of two groups -- those who intend to caucus in person and those who intend to caucus virtually, with no comparisons to past polls that were not conducted this way.
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For B&H, shifting a large share of its operations to New Jersey gives the company the space it says it needs but also presents an opportunity to start afresh, in a new building that has a clean record.
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The horrors of war were over, the empire was decolonizing, and Windrush was a symbol of a Britain starting afresh—the prologue to a new story of an open and progressive nation at peace with itself and the world.
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In the first phase of the revamp, the government aims to ensure two million legitimate migrant workers are registered afresh - a process that must be carried out by employers but paid for by workers earning about $300 a month.
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It contains within it the promise that we can all start afresh, with a healthier attitude unfurling like a pea shoot and our feet firmly planted on the earth, as opposed to that isolated, alienating place known as cyberspace.
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Senior Republican senators said six weeks ago that they would start afresh in writing a bill to undo Mr. Obama's health care law, but the legislation they are developing is similar in many respects to the bill passed by the House.
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Western news organizations have been quick to report on these provocations, which are then read and condemned by European leaders — creating a feedback loop that in turn gives Mr. Erdogan more excuses to criticize Europe and to begin the cycle afresh.
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For one, the company has spun out its legacy security business, Intel Security, and you could argue that in doing so it's cleared the decks to start afresh (which some security people say is realistically the only way to effectively target new threats).
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal will measure Mount Everest afresh to settle a controversy over height of the world's tallest peak, especially after some estimates suggested it became a little shorter in the wake of an earthquake two years ago, officials said on Friday.
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An anti-doping legislation that is in line with the WADA code has since been signed into law, although International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) insists that Kenyan and Russian athletes who qualify for the Olympics will have to be screened afresh.
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That's the effect of "The Ferryman" as a whole, and I felt it afresh watching a new, largely American ensemble led by the excellent Brian d'Arcy James as a farmer and father of seven, whose family is disastrously overtaken by its past.
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In the first phase of the revamp, the government aims to ensure two million legitimate migrant workers are registered afresh - a process that must be carried out by employers but paid for by workers earning as little as 113,000 baht a month.
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We are sent afresh to his own "A Bigger Splash," which mixes hard Californian lines, and the jut of a diving board, with a spraying spurt of white: the point of impact where someone, unobserved by us, has entered the water. Whodoveit?
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"Rhodes was set up as a 'landing pad' for the Sackler family in 2007, to prepare for the possibility that they would need to start afresh following the crisis then engulfing OxyContin," the suit quotes a former senior manager at Purdue as saying.
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Almost as soon as he has started afresh in Seattle, his father Martin (John Mahoney) suffers a debilitating hip injury and moves in with him to convalesce (a retirement home—which offers care "so you don't have to"—has been vetoed by guilt-ridden relatives).
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" Dutt agreed, "It seems to be perhaps not the best step in terms of PR to be even … overshadowing (the S8 launch and) also reminding people about the Note 7 at a time when the focus really should be on the new device and starting afresh.
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The announcement by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) late on Saturday comes amid worries that the yuan, which fell nearly 7 percent against the dollar in 2016, could face renewed pressure in the new year as foreign currency buyers start afresh with a new $50,000 annual quota.
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His immediate rejection of talks with Mrs Merkel's party and insistence that voters should "judge the situation afresh" play well with members—who are overwhelmingly opposed to a new coalition and will, through their delegates, decide whether Mr Schulz remains leader at the party's conference in two weeks.
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Immediately the Girl with Balloon canvas sold — for a cool ~$1.1M (£860,000) — it proceeded to self-destruct, via a shredder built into the frame, leaving a roomful of designer glasses paired with a lot of shock and awe, before facial muscles twisted afresh as new calculations kicked in.
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A spokesman for KordaMentha declined to comment One source close to the bidding said it could be several weeks before the offers were fully assessed but that creditors were anxious to have a determination by the end of June in order to start the 2017-18 financial year afresh.
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Given that virtually nobody outside of Rio believes the 1 billion-tonne-a-year China steel forecast, and that Rio itself has declined to present any substantive research showing how it reached this vast number, it would seem to be no-brainer for Jacques and Salisbury to start afresh.
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Discussing the exhibition Abstract Expressionism, the first in-depth look at that movement to be mounted in England since 1959, which he organized for the Royal Academy in London (September 24, 573 – January 2, 2017), David Anfam said: Now is the moment to see its breadth and depth afresh.
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They just have an idea that what's in their closet is crappy and they need to step it up, whether it's for a woman or a job or a change in their life, and they just realize that they need to start afresh and they don't know where to begin.
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Even if you know and love this masterly movie—the first and last occasion, for Melville, in which a female character takes center stage—seek it out afresh at Film Forum, where eleven minutes of additional footage have been restored, most of it overtly concerned with the ethical agonies of occupation.
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Still, Bollen demonstrates a generally sure hand with the thriller's death-propelled events, which frees him to explore afresh certain timely (and timeless) themes: the constraints on friendship in adulthood, the double-edged sword of money in its scabbard of family, and — especially — the weightless coming to terms with no longer being young.
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But, if only given the cycle's length and complexity, it seems merely responsible for a director to offer some intervention; to guide the audience through the sprawl; to emphasize some themes more than others; to be explicit about contemporary connections; to interpret the characters afresh; to untangle Wagner's layered meanings with a personal slant.
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But if that happens, as it has at YSL, with Mr. Slimane taking his leave after three years, and one complete reinvention of a brand is followed by another reinvention of the brand (we'll see what Mr. Vaccarello does, but the images released thus far suggest he's interested in starting afresh), it's a recipe for confusion.
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The dilemma that is pulling Prime Minister Theresa May's government apart, and may yet topple her, is whether Britain opts for a "soft" Brexit, in which it leaves the European Union but retains many of its rules, or a "hard" Brexit, which throws caution to the wind and releases Britain to start all its trading negotiations afresh.
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I've often forgotten Hendrix's impact on me in the past 17 years, but attending a fleeting screening of Gerry Goldstein's long-unreleased The Jimi Hendrix Experience: The Royal Albert Hall (formerly known as The Last Experience) in the same venue where it was filmed 50 years prior presented a rare opportunity to experience those feelings afresh.
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Now that Greenberg, who died in 21962, is safely confined to the precincts of art history (although he too, along with his critical and personal enemy, Harold Rosenberg, is being looked at afresh), and painting is no longer automatically disparaged, these artists can be evaluated on their own terms and not through the polemical lens of old art world arguments.
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What Ann-Marie Voina and Giulia Binotti offered, Ms. Pucci said, was an unbiased approach to a research gold mine and the excitement of discovering afresh such things as a pearl bikini or floor-length toweling beach capes to wear over bikinis or hats inspired by straw-wrapped Chianti bottles or 1960s turbans that look suspiciously like those featured in Marc Jacobs's last show.
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Instead, the strong implication is that in every generation the Catholic Church is in roughly the same position as the nascent church of the 1st century, confronting crucial questions anew and reading the signs of the times afresh, and that the positions and teachings of the past are always up for revision when some combination of dialogue, prayer, experience and theological innovation suggests that the time has come to change.
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Even the state's secret demographic weapon — its romantic appeal as a place to start afresh — seems to have ebbed, with more people moving out over the last five years than moving in, for the first time since at least World War II. Against this backdrop, Alaskans will go to the polls next week in a primary election for governor that could set up a stark discussion of the state's future, as Gov.
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A really ambitious liberal-realist politician would have seen in the BAMF scandal an opportunity to make afresh the case for immigration to Germany: by deploring the abuses not just in the name of "ordinary Germans" but also on behalf of the hundreds of thousands of recent immigrants who have played by the rules; who bribed no officials; who got to Germany with the sort of determination, verve and ambition that a comfortable but ageing country in the heart of Europe badly needs.
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To take care of … the stuff life brings: the she said, he said … the walking toward and the walking away from … to meet disaster whether it arrives in pin drop silence or siren blasts … to bridge the space between what you mean to say and what you said with the hollow space of what you left unsaid … to see afresh desire's swift lights, and giddy tilts … to love justice when the world forgets … to see past troubles to hope … Love is enough, if you remember to take care to love.
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When the proper level in the glass is reached, which varies depending on the size of the glass, the wine, the number of people at the table (not counting my mother, who wouldn't have any), and those likely not to want a second glass (a calculation the pourer must make afresh on every occasion), the right wrist rotates laterally, decanter neck spinning in the curved fingers of the left hand, so that the wine drips are held by centrifugal force, keeping any drops from falling onto the white tablecloth, while the napkin in the left hand slides up to blot the lip.
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