Beyond just money, strategic alignments in the deal will help.
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But these funding alignments are sometimes accompanied by concessions on policy.
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Their circumstances and alignments are off; maybe their instincts are similar.
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The planned route travels straight northwest from downtown following public way alignments.
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Free wheel alignments are also no longer included in the yearly maintenance.
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Cases such as Monday's treaty rights dispute often defy the usual ideological alignments.
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That would rescramble not only the Brexit debate but also British political alignments.
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Most Republican administrations have placed hawks, neocons and realists in complex internal alignments.
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These inaugurations illustrate the threats facing Latin America's democracy, international alignments and unity.
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The historical Christian positions on social issues don't match up with contemporary political alignments.
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The historical Christian positions on social issues do not fit into contemporary political alignments.
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Importantly, both Iowa and Nevada hold two alignments for caucusgoers to express their preferences.
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Spiral, first established by Romare Bearden in Harlem in 1963, had loose aesthetic alignments.
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We've basically had two major dominant alignments in the US in the last 80 years.
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During the recent election, Iraqi politicians emphasized the need to move beyond pure sectarian alignments.
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They're also about strategic alignments with the candidate most likely to make their vote count.
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This idea formed the core of Clinton's no-holds-barred speech against Trump's extremist alignments.
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Sanders did have the support of more caucus-goers, both on the first and final alignments.
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But whatever happens, one thing seems clear: The old alignments in American politics really are shifting.
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This well-established clockwork of phases, colors and alignments still evokes a strong sense of mystery.
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"As far as large-scale alignments are concerned, we are essentially waiting for more data," Hutsemékers' said.
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McVay's offense, heavy on play-action and screens and condensed alignments for receivers, is built for misdirection.
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But Sanders has the lead in the popular vote for the first and second alignments in the caucuses.
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These breakdowns are by operational features, but there a few different feature alignments, producing repetition of some companies.
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Defensive alignments and bullpen-usage patterns that would have been unthinkable a decade ago have now become commonplace.
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But he rightly understands how much the tumult of the times shook all previous alignments, including racial ones.
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In reality, new alignments in the next EU legislature will depend heavily on horse-trading and switching loyalties.
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Early this month, astrological alignments find you processing intense feelings and connecting with people on a deep level.
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New party alignments in the next EU legislature will depend heavily on horse-trading after next year's elections.
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Here we go... To determine the winner, there will be two rounds of caucusing, or alignments, this year.
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This then could then destabilize the party system and initiate a scramble for new alignments, as happened in 1912.
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Caucuses consist of two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, to determine which candidates are viable to receive delegates.
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The mapping is needed to calculate both the horizontal and vertical alignments required as part of the building permit.
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Quasar alignments are not the only hurdles that oddly synchronized galaxies have presented to established models of the universe.
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You'll be able to adjust the font size, add different levels of bold to text and even change alignments.
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In the process, it has created a new axis of conflict that is rapidly reorganizing the region's political alignments.
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The caucuses have two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, meaning caucusgoers have an opportunity to shift their support.
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That means thinking of political positioning in terms of broad factional alignments is going to be a recipe for confusion.
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As the left-right divide gives way to an open-closed one, new alignments are taking place in European politics.
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Activist rulings resulting in liberal political outcomes, and, conversely, deferential rulings favouring conservative policies, are based on recent political alignments.
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A flurry of recent reports have examined shifting partisan alignments among a sizable number of traditional Democratic voters in Pennsylvania.
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By analyzing which unique penetration angles lead to conception, researchers can predict or recommend the best alignments for successful breeding.
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A. Dictation software that transforms spoken words into text formatted with different type styles, subheads and alignments is readily available.
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At the most direct level, defeating the "caliphate" will leave thousands of ISIS fighters whose future alignments remain totally unclear.
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But both the rise of populist movements and the growing concern for inequality, reflect widespread dissatisfaction with existing political alignments.
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Separate local parties would almost certainly decrease national-level polarization, because they would be a source of cross-cutting national alignments.
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Neither the horoscope, which notes planetary alignments based on precise details around a person's birth, nor its interpretation were made public.
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As old alignments break apart, the Iraqi National Alliance, which grouped the main Shia parties, has split into its constituent parts.
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In astrology, journaling can be used to track the outcomes of certain planetary alignments and deepen your understanding of cosmic mythology.
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Their unending gaze helps us monitor the health of our world while catching rare alignments of the sun, moon, and Earth.
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After the alignments, the viable candidates will be allocated what's called "State Delegate Equivalents," according to their performance at that site.
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There's a much wider range between good and bad; there are fashion and design concerns, different use cases, different brand alignments.
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The results not only revealed these filament patterns, but also mapped out the magnetic field's reversals and alignments relative to Earth.
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It also means that you can clearly articulate that purpose, and that you can identify alignments and misalignments within the company.
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In general, umbraphiles are not a boastful or a rivalrous bunch; in the face of grand celestial alignments, the human ego shrinks.
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Macron is attempting to revive France as a global power -- but cannot do so without its alignments with Washington, including counterterrorism cooperation.
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That yielded a new way of identifying alignments between how the passages and entrances of the prehistoric are oriented, and celestial objects.
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Then in January, the W.N.B.A. revamped its playoff system, eliminating conference alignments and creating single-game eliminations through the first two rounds.
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Beyond Trump's rhetoric, there are apparent alignments between the foreign policy priorities of some top Trump aides and those in power in Moscow.
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Even the way the perimeter of the painting is dashed by alternate black alignments of forms with the painting's perimeter indicates contradictory conjunctions.
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Neither Arpaio nor Hanlin appear to have faced real pushback for their conspiratorial alignments (though Hanlin later denied believing the crisis actor theory).
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Characters appeared to have Dungeons & Dragons style alignments—Lawful, Neutral, and Chaotic—but many of them had unfinished graphics, or were simply unplayable.
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Like a political hall of mirrors, Mr. Rubio's decision abruptly scrambled the political alignments that had taken shape during the Republican primary fight.
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Polls suggest the EFDD grouping, dominated today by UKIP and 1863-Star, could grow to 58 from 45 seats if alignments are unchanged.
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Because Iowa precinct holds not one but two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, caucusgoers' second choices are more important than ever before.
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To all those doubters, China and Russia stand ready as alternative models and protective powers, offering new arrangements for bilateral and multilateral alignments.
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Then followed a series of political alignments, realignments and yet more realignments, with every half-day seeming to bring a new political reality.
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This graph nicely shows how the dividing line in American politics has shifted in clockwise fashion, producing different political alignments and different majorities.
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Both candidates have declared victory in Iowa, with Sanders pointing to his lead in raw vote totals in the first and second caucus alignments.
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"The mapping is needed to calculate both the horizontal and vertical alignments required as part of the building permit," read the HTT press release.
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This entire show has been leading to this two-minute dialogue, in which two people with diametrically opposed alignments have an (almost) honest conversation.
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But he had already solidified his legacy as an assistant coach with his shifting and blitzing defensive alignments, which confused and clobbered opposing quarterbacks.
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I mean, whatever I can draw now over the last-- 12 hours I think they had-- agreements and certain alignments on the immigration topic.
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Its cause is many-faceted, including globalization, the decline of labor unions, changes in political alignments and advancing information technology that is replacing jobs.
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In the same way, Berlusconi emerged as Italy ceased to be a Cold War pivot and the Christian-Democrat-dominated postwar political alignments imploded.
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This ambiguity led to his theory of "contradictory class location," now a core concept in sociology textbooks for understanding class conflict and political alignments.
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His preferred personnel grouping — three receivers, one running back, one tight end — rarely deviates, but McVay confuses opponents by changing tempos, alignments and motions.
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As the numbers stand now, Biden is the only candidate in the top four to have lost support between the first and final alignments.
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Instead, Jenkins spent hours teaching his offensive players how to recognize defensive coverages and fronts and respond to the various alignments that defenses implemented.
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They were completely inhumane and voiced publicly on live television … So the question that I ask of El Museo was: What are these alignments?
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A handful of large projection screens hung between the ballroom's chandeliers, displaying loop-de-looping flow charts on vehicle safety systems, sensor alignments, liability law.
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Now, the state Democratic Party will be releasing all three metrics: the raw votes from the first and final alignments, and the state delegate equivalents.
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These are often studies in the purest geometry, their deviation from flawless spheres and circles imperceptible, their alignments framed to make images of striking simplicity.
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As political alignments shift and American partisan allegiances weaken, it would benefit people on both sides of the aisle to consider these questions more closely.
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In most of the paintings that followed, in the prolific second half of her career, horizontal stripes and bands of varying widths and alignments predominate.
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But several populist-nationalist candidates have made it quite far in Europe and Latin America with appeals that scramble traditional party alignments and ideological divides.
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Critics have told ESMA the new guidelines may lead to "geographical re-alignments" for big agencies, with the extra administrative costs passed on to customers.
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Jennifer Victor This graph nicely shows how the dividing line in American politics has shifted in clockwise fashion, producing different political alignments and different majorities.
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Every Iowa precinct with a caucus holds not one but two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, meaning that caucusgoers' second choices are incredibly important.
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She was running at slant angles, right through and around the earnest, straightforward Icelandic women, with their blond ponytails and square-to-the-play alignments.
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Over the centuries, as astronomers decoded the mechanics behind such fortuitous orbital alignments, accurate eclipse predictions became possible, and that advance sparked many important scientific breakthroughs.
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Identification with their parties, both ideologically scrambled under alignments that had persisted since the Civil War, represented only one element of their political identity and behavior.
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This reversion to the voter alignments that drove the party primaries during the late 20th century represents a back to the future moment for the Democrats.
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"There are clear differences in different regions, but the funny thing is that there are actually really strong alignments when it comes to human behavior," MacMillan said.
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Maybe on a day when a team shifts into eight different alignments during one at-bat, with seven glove changes, and adds 12 minutes to the game.
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SmileDirectClub makes straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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Notre Dame tried man-to-man, and 2-3 and 218-24-247.6 zones, but none of those alignments could keep the Cardinals out of the lane.
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But the coalition that Jones mobilized closely resembled the voter alignments that have powered other recent Democratic victories in governors' races in Virginia, North Carolina and Louisiana.
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Open primaries -- In other states -- Virginia and Texas, for instance -- voters can change their party alignments on Election Day and cast ballots in whatever primary they want.
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But with the governing coalition in tatters and rival political blocs furiously forming new alignments, the only constant in Malaysia on Monday was a sense of uncertainty.
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Say "Thank U, Next" to relationships that bog you down, and make the most of this season's astrological alignments by having faith in the path you carve yourself.
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There is a huge chance that all of West's misinformation and problematic alignments could impact our lives in a very real way should he win any public office.
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Our model was able to create a reasonably accurate assessment of justices' views on issues, predict their alignments on cases and identify who might be a swing vote.
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There's a silly kind of pleasure to be taken in twisting scientific data points — birth dates, orbits, planetary alignments — into little morality plays about our inconsequential personal dramas.
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There are more than 100 works from about 50 artists that tackle the confluence of spectacularized violence, xenophobia, fossil fuel dependency, imperialism, nationalist ideologies, and new geopolitical alignments.
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The 2020 presidential election is likely to play out over the largest battlefield in recent history as changing demographics and political alignments dramatically reshape the American political landscape.
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Just remember: orbital alignments used for occultations are rare and usually don't repeat, so they take a huge amount of planning—which means you'll only get one shot.
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These initiatives can be partnerships between international organizations, companies, government agencies and the ASEAN Secretariat, starting with corporate social responsibility projects and leading to strong business alignments, it explained.
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What to watch: There is still plenty to come in the way of group alignments, with parties on both sides of the political spectrum set to find new families.
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In 2014, a team observed curious alignments of supermassive black holes at the cores of quasars, which are ancient ultra-luminous galaxies, that stretch across billions of light years.
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But as the tumultuous Trump era continues to deconstruct and recombine traditional partisan alignments, neither party can be entirely certain how either group will break in 2018 and beyond.
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The adjusted to fit abstractions lay bare the classical elegance undergirding Lawler's compositions, accentuating the importance of horizontal and vertical alignments and the disorienting effects of diagonals and curves.
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But even the prospect of close Senate races in those ordinarily Republican-leaning states, shows how old political alignments are cracking as the parties build new coalitions of support.
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But it will also look closely at how each candidate performs in the first and final alignments to understand and report on the dynamics shaping the caucuses, she said.
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Still, there may be a growing appetite among readers for less partisan books that explain the economic, social and cultural realities shaping our politics, and upending old ideological alignments.
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And it suggests that the old party alignments on trade, with Republicans enthusiastically supporting free trade and Democrats being slightly more skeptical but still pretty on board, are being disrupted.
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The starter pack ranks alongside the "What People Think I Do" meme and the Dungeons & Dragons alignments system, both tongue-in-cheek ways of "sorting" the internet and our identities.
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Hillary Clinton's radical stance on abortion may have been one of the leading causes for her election loss — and the cause of the political demise of many others with similar alignments.
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Both sides expressed keen intent to turn this visit into a long-term affair with cooperation spanning beyond business and including a series of environmental and educational alignments of their interests.
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In the average studio today, adjustments can range from forceful maneuvering to get into certain poses to gentle alignments to avoid injury or to show students support during a challenging posture.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in-person to a dentist or orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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He was the ultimate pocket passer who revolutionized the no-huddle, hurry-up offense by crafting mini game plans, surveying defensive alignments and calling out audibles before the ball was snapped.
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That Trump became president where Romney and McCain failed is a fascinating story of demographic alignments with the quirks of the Electoral College and the shifting dynamics of third-party candidates.
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For an artist known for her flawless alignments (or deliberate misalignments) of overlapping wave patterns to achieve a memorable optical effect, the inclusion of "bruises" seems a bold and unexpected move.
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Yet, far from being an answer to regional disunity, Prosur looks like a restatement of the problem: that in Latin America regional institutions have become hostage to ideology and ephemeral political alignments.
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According to NBC News, Sanrio's sales fell 13% in 2017, proving that even alignments with trendy fashion brands and new experiential launches are not enough to keep pace with the online generation.
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The arc of Gabrielle's story with its fluctuating alignments is much closer to what the typical bystander will experience — and, at the very least, Gabrielle is able to be honest about it.
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Deadlifts "Deadlifting is essential to all of my training programs, whether it's men or women, because it strengthens all the major muscle groups while reinforcing primitive movement patterns and alignments," Walsh says.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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In fact, a growing chorus of Wall Street economists believes either he or Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton will face a gridlock environment in Washington amid the competing interests and party alignments in Congress.
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Patrick Nancarrow, co-founder of ad-targeting firm TRGT Digital, told The Verge that exactly how this process works isn't clear, but it's likely based on other interests that correlate with political alignments.
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The internet has opened up an ever-present tally of social alignments, of friendships behaving like brand partnerships, of more than a fun night resting on whether or not you attended the party.
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"There's some alignments that need to take place over there, and I think they're fully aware of that," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee and the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Every Iowa precinct with a caucus holds not one but two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, meaning the leader in each congressional district could shift rapidly over the course of the night.
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This release comes right on the heels of the company's latest financial report, which revealed Puma has definitely been reaping the benefits of its all-star alignments with Rihanna, Kylie Jenner, and the like.
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In their imperfect alignments, they appear to propose a challenge to the formal prison of the Modernist grid, becoming instead, windows looking upon an imaginary landscape to conjure up a Freudian chimera of escape.
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Miles Morales, who becomes Spider-Man when Peter Parker dies, lived in an alternate timeline known as 1610, where many of the same characters exist but have different personalities or powers or moral alignments.
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While Muslim Americans are united by their faith and some core priorities, the vast majority of Muslim voters are incredibly diverse with a wide range of socioeconomic and racial backgrounds, voting priorities and political alignments.
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The advertising that is shown is bought and sold digitally, and tends to often contextual alignments, like screens near Central Park that target running enthusiast, or screens in the business district that show financial ads.
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When the first and second alignments are completed, the totals will be relayed over the cloud to the Nevada Democratic Party via the Google form, which on the back end appears as a Google spreadsheet.
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The most concise and convincing (to me) explanation of the transience of American political alignments comes from political scientists Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson, who in their excellent book Issue Evolution: Race and the Transformation of American Politics offer the following: Thus, by their very nature, all party alignments contain the seeds of their own destruction, the various groups that make up the party may be united on some issues, particularly on those that gave rise to the alignment in the first place.
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Probably not, especially with party alignments and policy positions in an extreme state of flux this year; even if this were true in the past, it may not be so in 2016 or in the future.
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And there was the Henrician Brexit, the withdrawal of England from papal and Roman authority by Henry VIII that would make Britain, for the purposes of European power alignments, Protestant, a matter of great historical consequence.
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The events of the hearing demonstrate how political alignments now pervade all other beliefs, even those entirely unrelated to politics, and calls into question the ability of elected leaders and average people to make unbiased judgements.
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The Alabama Senate race was an exception, but this largely produces a stable arrangement of "red" and "blue" states and districts that seldom deviate from their normal partisan alignments regardless of the individual candidates seeking office.
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If/when this happens, internal divisions within each party (and within each party's judicial wing) may be brought to the fore, such that voting alignments on the Court again start to fall on lines other than partisanship.
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Pure capitalism, back then, was built on leverage and latency; in a world where everyone had access to everyone else's data—and not just passwords, but motives, feelings, alignments, tendencies—the only constraint was choice of target.
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"The voters always have the last word and could well decide to return to the usual suspects, in the same political alignments, to parliament," said Douglas Ollivant, a former NSC director during the Bush and Obama administrations.
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And there was something about all of her racial and sexual alignments (not allyships), something about that "Vogue" video, where she's out-everything-ed by these black and Latinx dudes even as she's keeping up with them.
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The existing D.N.C. rules, which for the first time required Iowa to record and report its raw vote totals for the initial and second alignments, were enacted in August 2018 at the behest of Bernie Sanders supporters.
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Since 2014, Sweden's other parties, which fall into two broad alignments on the left and right, have agreed to shun the SD and allow the larger side to govern and pass budgets, even if it lacks a majority.
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In his press conference, Sanders argued that, even though results from 3% of precincts were still missing, he was the rightful winner of Iowa by virtue of leading Buttigieg in total votes in the first and second alignments.
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It makes sense if the Bulls become one of the fastest teams in the league next season, and the prospect of Dunn getting out in the open floor a bit more—and avoiding set defensive alignments—is tantalizing.
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"I'm pleased to see that our ancient protein results for Macrauchenia are verified using this advancement in ancient DNA alignments of a deeply diverged mammal without close modern relatives," said Frido Welker, author of the 2015 collagen study.
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This proposal, which surely is dead on arrival given current political alignments in the territorial legislature, aims to create a deliberative body not beholden to the United States or the Puerto Rico Constitution, the Federal Relations Act (85033).
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"Post restructure, we expect to see more alignments between the de facto 'owners' of Samsung group and the rest of the shareholders, and thus, expect more shareholder friendly measures" like dividends and buybacks, wrote the analyst Mark Newman.
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The spire and the wood have become intertwined flash points that seem to divide French opinion not into clearly opposed ideological camps, but into myriad fragmentary alignments of opinion, as complex as one of the cathedral's rose windows.
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From the late 1970s come photorealist oil paintings of linoleum floors; chaste though they are, they, too, hint at things to come, with spilled fluids, shiny bits of foil, and canny alignments of subjects with the image surface.
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However, a third volunteer warned that misunderstanding and a lack of training on how to tabulate first and second vote alignments could pose a greater threat to the process than the new tech elements injected into the process.
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Firstly, every Iowa precinct with a caucus holds not one but two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, meaning that caucusgoers' second choices are more important, and there will be lots of strategizing behind who they choose to back.
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Tremaine Edmunds — an athletic freak on his way to stardom — and third-year man Matt Milano bring speed and versatility at linebacker, allowing them to blitz or drop into coverage from myriad pre-snap alignments, allowing for more disguises.
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What makes Raistlin compelling is that he can so easily switch alignments: He begins by fighting with the side of good, but officially aligns himself with neutrality, and as the saga progresses he moves more and more toward evil.
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In a New Hampshire press conference, Sanders argued that even though results from 3% of precincts are still missing, he is the rightful winner in Iowa because he leads Buttigieg in the popular vote on both the first and second alignments.
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If you already have a partner (or a potential partner, for that matter), a synastry reading may be in order, which will show you whether there are any meaningful alignments or interactions with your midpoint and their sun or moon signs.
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Macron's government is a direct challenge to established parties, whose diehards criticized the appointments ahead of mid-June parliamentary elections that will be key to the new president's capacity to carry out reforms and to the future of those traditional alignments.
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A rogue planet could come crashing into our neighborhood to disrupt the orbital dance between Earth and the Moon, or a runaway greenhouse effect could veil our world in clouds that permanently obscure our view of these alignments from the surface.
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My best guess is that John Judis is right and this is indeed the leading edge of what will be a shift toward populism in both parties over the next several years, which will ultimately shift the alignments of American politics.
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It's hard not to think about what great cuts could've been added to the game, what emotional re-alignments Arazi and the rest of the game's creative team could've performed if they had let themselves have just a handful of cuts.
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But as party alignments have tightened, ticket splitting has become almost a non-factor in American politics — in 21996, only 251 percent of congressional districts elected a representative from a party other than the one that won the district's presidential vote.
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My mind was blown by how succinctly Midori was able to communicate the basic alignments within kinky sexual desire—and help us find the words to express where our appetites lie at any given point in time (because yes, they do change!).
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"Trump's blowing a big hole in those kinds of traditional alignments, and that creates chaos but it also creates opportunity for the Democratic Party," said former Democratic U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp, of North Dakota, who now works as a pro-trade advocate.
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One result: The desperate Kurds shifting alignments to Syria's Bashar Al-Assad and Russia's Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThese 3 women are defining the race to unseat Trump The Russo-Chinese alliance emerges Russia's snub of Geneva Convention protocol sets dangerous precedent MORE.
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The typical path of a graduate is to start as a maintenance-level technician whose duties include tire service, wheel alignments and programming electronic features; after six months to a year, a move to a position as a line mechanic is typical.
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Caucusgoers&apos second-choice picks are especially important because in the Iowa caucuses, every precinct holds not one but two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, to determine which candidates break through the 15% viability threshold to earn delegates from a given district.
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"If you look back over 250 years, these alignments are very pronounced, as the Republican base has migrated from the country club to the country," says Tom Davis, a former Republican representative who served as chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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" These alignments left neither party in synch with Americans like Mark Frisbie: "All these regular people who thought they are kind of the soul of the country—they feel like there was nobody who seemed to be thinking a lot about them.
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And if even a critical few recalibrate their approach, the Trump backlash could lead to a deeper behavior change, and a reminder that the norms and practices of American politics are never fixed and can change abruptly, even faster than partisan alignments do.
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Bruce Weber knows Kansas State will see plenty of defensive alignments this season - and he's happy to have experienced a little variety early in the 2017-18 campaign as his team prepares to host Northern Arizona in the second game of the Las Vegas Invitational.
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A businessman and entertainer with no diplomatic experience, Mr. Trump arrived at the White House nearly 20163 months ago convinced that the economic and geopolitical alignments that have governed the world for seven decades were out of whack and biased against the United States.
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Party officials began to see discrepancies in the three data streams: how voters had first aligned with candidates at their caucus sites; the final alignments after those short of 15% support were eliminated at each site; and the state delegate equivalents won at each site.
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On "Crime Zone," released last year, she reaches back into the glory years of post-bop, when Wayne Shorter was subtly expanding the modal style developed by Miles Davis and John Coltrane, and the pianist Cedar Walton was putting fresh twists into its rhythmic alignments.
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The district is a microcosm of increasing diversity and political re-alignments happening across the country which Democrats hope will forge a path to victory in historically red districts, with the DCCC including Texas' 22nd district it on its list of 2020 target districts.
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The new plan lays out how candidates can call for a recount within 72 hours "if they feel that a recount will result in a change" of delegates, Price said, adding that the party will release caucus totals from both the first and second alignments.
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Their departure would hit the European Conservatives and Reformists, dropping that group from third place to fifth — although parliamentary officials also expect the voting to usher in a major reshuffle of alliances on the floor, making it difficult to forecast group alignments in the new chamber.
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Nonaggression and the peaceful resolution of disputes, the ability of countries to choose their economic and geopolitical alignments free from intimidation or coercion, freedom of navigation in the world's key waterways — all of these norms are being tested more severely today than at any time in decades.
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Their departure would hit the European Conservatives and Reformists, dropping that group from third place to fifth -- although parliamentary officials also expect the voting to usher in a major reshuffle of alliances on the floor, making it difficult to forecast group alignments in the new chamber.
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The audience of The New Colossus that mistakes it for a comedy, a laugh-em-up, or a game that fundamentally believes nothing can come away thinking that these real-life alignments, these supposed critical reflections on our contemporary world, mean as little as a poop joke.
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If the deal sticks, Mr. Geagea's move could throw the political alignments of the last decade into turmoil and strike a blow at Saad Hariri, the leader of the Future Movement, which is the largest Sunni party and the main political rival of Hezbollah, the most powerful Shiite organization.
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Brady raised some hackles in 2015 by wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat, but the whole of his career has been as anodyne and consumerist as Michael Jordan's; if he ever entertained a thought about anything besides defensive alignments and UGG sales figures, he's kept it to himself.
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Instead of announcing plans for an illusory victory in Afghanistan, President Trump and his generals should more comprehensively seek to refine pertinent complex combat orthodoxies (involving advanced integration of all deterrence, preemption, and war-fighting options) and to fashion certain bold new ideas for international ties and alignments.
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That means having more than two parties, ideally between four and six — enough to represent the ideological diversity of the country, and offer enough space for different coalitions and alignments, but not so much fragmentation to render coalition formation overly difficult and overwhelm voters with too many choices.
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For the first time, the Iowa Democratic Party will report, on a rolling basis, three numbers on caucus night — a delegate count and the amount of support on both the first and second rounds, known as alignments — leaving open the possibility that more than one candidate could claim victory.
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If any of the alignments lasted for longer than a few episodes at a time — if, say, Hakeem spent most of the season as a peacenik before snapping instead of making the reversal in the space of a couple of commercial breaks — the battles might feel worth waging.
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Before we unravel the meaning of this eclipse for you, let's take a quick look at one of the other astrological alignments that will be going down for you on March 8: The Sun (in your sign!) will be opposite the planet of good luck and abundance, Jupiter.
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Of course, we show our class and ethnic alignments with many more indicators than simply what cheese we eat, but the ways in which we discuss cheese, and how we describe people eating the right (or wrong) kinds, are informed by our present and by the future we aspire to.
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I too am guilty of that, and have argued that because of the Electoral College and partisan alignments, the 2016 election was largely over two years ago except in a handful of 85033-12 swing states such as Ohio, or that only about 15 counties will matter this election cycle.
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We have sorely neglected infrastructure spending that could be used for a range of spending priorities identified by the NHTSA, including: wider lanes, median barriers, improved signage and signals, turn lanes, crash cushions, wider shoulders, better alignments and other highway improvements, all of which could save thousands of lives each year.
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If the Republicans can drop the racial wedges — which admittedly may be a big ask — and become more the party designed to succor those who are disaffected from the globalizing information age, then it might win over some minority voters, and the existing party alignments will unravel in short order.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE has one principal task: to report whether any illegality or impeachability underlies Trump's peculiar Russian alignments.
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GIF: European Space Agency, NASA, Robert A.E. Fosbury (European Space Agency/Space Telescope-European Coordinating Facility, Germany) and NOAO The effect of gravitational lensing, in which a foreground object's gravitational field distorts or amplifies light from a background source, is visualized in this animation, complete with Hubble's position while capturing these useful alignments.
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Sanders won over more supporters in the first round of caucus alignments, according to the existing tallies, but a combination of geographic distribution and a realignment process that gives someone who supports a nonviable candidate a second chance to influence the process meant Buttigieg won a higher share of the delegate count released so far.
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That left political alignments few Chicagoans had seen before: Ms. Lightfoot pursuing white voters on the city's Northwest and Southwest Sides; both women seeking black voters from a base on the South Side that had leaned toward a different black candidate in February; parts of Chicago's North Side lakefront loaded with signs for Ms. Lightfoot.
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The delegates determined by coin tosses and names in hats, the confusing first and second alignments, the discrepancy between who got the most delegates and who got the most votes, the built-in barriers to access created by having to stand in a gym for hours at a specific time of a specific day.
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Because caucuses conduct two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, to determine which candidates can receive delegates, the Iowa Democratic Party reported three sets of results: the initial votes from the first alignment for all the precincts, the results from the second alignment, and the estimated state delegate equivalents, or SDEs, calculated from the results of the second alignment.
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For many years, quarterly shifts in wholesale revenue related to timing of shipments based on financial goals; customer requests; year-to-year seasonal variance; different fiscal calendar alignments; product availability; logistics; and numerous other dynamics have been, and continue to be, part of the normal course of business practices in the apparel, footwear and retail sector.
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Here's a classic summation of this point by political scientists Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson: Thus, by their very nature, all party alignments contain the seeds of their own destruction, the various groups that make up the party may be united on some issues, particularly on those that gave rise to the alignment in the first place.
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If you're not the most flexible of yogis or if you're on the shorter side, you may have trouble hitting the alignments recommended by that pattern on the mat, but if your limbs happen to line up with the printed system and you're looking to go deeper into perfect alignment, the Liforme mat is the one for you.
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Veteran forward Tayshaun Prince didn't see any action against Memphis and the Timberwolves are expected to go with a lot of three-guard alignments - LaVine teamed with shooting guard Andrew Wiggins and point guard Ricky Rubio - over the final third of the season along with rookie standout Karl-Anthony Towns and third-year pro Gorgui Dieng starting up front. 1.
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After her engagement with Vorticism, she entered into other alignments with groupings of importance – from Rhythm and the Seven and Five Society to the London Group – in the long and convoluted evolution of Modernism, and began friendships with painters whose work is also included in this show: Paule Vézelay, Anne Estelle Rice, Ethel Wright, Sophie Fedorovich, and Saunders, who is well represented here.
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Both President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's campaign and the Democrats vying to replace him are scrutinizing a political map in flux, one in which attitudes and alignments are shifting and new regions are coming into play.
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