It is, without question, Curtis's most all-encompassing project to date.
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Then that all-encompassing love had come to feel like confinement.
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The approach at this retreat center, called Rythmia, is all-encompassing.
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I want to capture their humanity in an all-encompassing way.
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Similarly to Ocarina of Time, it's quite an all-encompassing story.
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That's why for us the word 'radical' is more all-encompassing.
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I've never seen something of this scale and so all-encompassing.
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It was not because they dislike his all encompassing government plans.
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Listening through its 12 tracks, all-encompassing anxiety starts to emerge.
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That all-encompassing machine that projects American might around the world.
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Because, traditionally, Nike works best when the vibe is all-encompassing domination.
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He played a character exactly as all-encompassing as his sonic palette.
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"It was all encompassing," said Gigi Winston, president of Winston Real Estate.
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We just never had an all-encompassing name for it until now.
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Last year, Bunkr moved away from the all-encompassing PowerPoint-like model.
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"They see themselves as the all encompassing company for entrepreneurship," Nass said.
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Google Ads should serve as an all-encompassing "front door," he said.
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"Credit scores are all encompassing," said Jill Gonzalez, a spokeswoman for WalletHub.
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The fear of Islam is mental, spiritual, physical; it is all-encompassing.
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The above is merely a rough sketch of Murnane's all-encompassing schema.
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The idea that there is an all-encompassing diet is a myth.
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But there's plenty to atone for in this all-encompassing MMA moment.
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Their training is all-encompassing, focusing heavily on method acting and movement.
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The first thing that grabs your attention is the all-encompassing noise.
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Both environments are all-encompassing, rooted in expectations of compliance and subordination.
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Further, this all-encompassing approach to providing meaning sadly leaves employees vulnerable.
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The Funktion-One sound system provides an all-encompassing and clean sound.
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Astronomers have assembled the most all-encompassing image of space ever created.
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The preferred method is to strike an all-encompassing two-year budget deal.
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" She added that she thinks the title the "greatest" athlete is "all-encompassing.
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The result is a kaleidoscopic effect that can feel all-encompassing at times.
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Is that just an all-encompassing term for people who don't fit in?
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Once more, embracing an all-encompassing massive world simulation defeats its very nature.
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It is more all-encompassing, inclusive, and less concerned with a prescribed ideal.
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"He has such an incredibly all-encompassing vision for the show," she added.
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You like things to be intense and all-encompassing, but freedom comes first!
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The all-encompassing loose robe is meant to protect women's modesty in public.
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The Priorities USA chairman said that impeachment would be an "all encompassing" distraction.
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Grief is all-encompassing, radiating outward in multiple directions, circular rather than linear.
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The top of the hill offers an all-encompassing view of the school.
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The hate is so all-encompassing that many LGBT people internalize it, too.
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This is a film that represents social media in an all-encompassing way.
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But there was something so commanding, and so all-encompassing about Lenny Bernstein.
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Women are expected to wear all-encompassing and modest attire while in public.
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An internal Google video, "The Selfish Ledger," dreams of all-encompassing data collection.
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Your training — and your all-encompassing Star Wars Funko collection — are almost complete.
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Their aesthetic is all-encompassing — their sources range from comics to Mesopotamian art.
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He describes the experience as "all-encompassing," but even internships at Microsoft have lulls.
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Now, it's like the all-encompassing wave that appears when a Pokémon uses Surf.
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Healthy debate isn't the same thing as perpetual, all-encompassing verbal combat with strangers.
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Once the sounds of the engine were extinguished, an all-encompassing auditory experience began.
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But should all of these diverse companies coexist in one seemingly all-encompassing sector?
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That means an all-encompassing "omnibus" package or some version of it is likely.
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For all things Comic-Con 2017, visit our all-encompassing EW Comic-Con page.
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" Davis defends President Trump with the all-encompassing line, "There is no smoking gun.
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It's a premium, all-encompassing e-commerce platform that will power your online sales.
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"It is all-encompassing," Mr. Klepper said a few days before the practice show.
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Apple has been hyping the more all-encompassing iPhone AR capability for a while.
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The closer, "Les Fleur," is sort of like an all-encompassing message of forgiveness.
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Assad's wife: I turned down chance to 'run from Syria' 'All-encompassing ceasefire' urged The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights called for an "immediate, prolonged and all-encompassing ceasefire" in Aleppo to allow humanitarian relief to reach all those in need.
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Is this a cover-up, or just an administrative casualty of the all-encompassing crisis?
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Hulu, Vue, DirecTV NOW and FuboTV are our top picks for all-encompassing premium packages.
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"It's such a broad and all-encompassing practice," PRAXES's Kristine Siegel told me via Skype.
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In Apple's proposal, it notes that this isn't an all-encompassing list of accessibility emoji.
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The app pushes you to enable "web & app activity," the infamous all-encompassing privacy destroyer.
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Monáe's Dirty Computer is an ambitious, politically outspoken, all-encompassing pop-R&B statement album.
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Spears, 37, then checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" earlier this month.
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But I ask you: Isn't there room for something that's a little more all encompassing?
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First Alert didn't go into specific details about how all-encompassing these alerts would be.
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"It feels like another job that you're not getting paid for — that is all-encompassing."
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But as a Mormon bishop, he played an all-encompassing role in his congregants' lives.
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But not without a demoralizing and all-encompassing battle with their physiology the entire time.
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The thunderstorm-protecting accessories are called Panorellas, indicative of their hidden all-encompassing panoramic views.
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There isn't an all-encompassing way to describe Chris Gethard and The Chris Gethard Show.
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And that fatigue may take the form of a sudden, all-encompassing urge to nap.
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No word quite captures their all-encompassing magnitude, their frequency, and, often, their sheer pointlessness.
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Mr. Hawkins has been following his own, all-encompassing idea for how the brain works.
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Some in the Tech Insider newsroom agreed, arguing that "sandwich" is an all-encompassing term.
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No tidy, all-encompassing narrative explains how the world has finally escaped the global downturn.
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It's can be more fantastical, all-encompassing, and ultimately, prosaic, than science fiction might imagine.
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Or, opt for an all-encompassing selection that can be useful for every single day.
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Actions need to be more aggressive and more all encompassing than what I previously thought.
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Party affiliation has become an all-encompassing identity that outweighs the details of specific policies.
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We are worthy of someone's complete and all-encompassing respect, time, love, honesty, and energy.
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"It's an illustration of the all-encompassing and treacherous nature of artistry," Mr. Wainwright said.
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Yet the poems it contains differ from the all-encompassing elegies of his early verse.
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Taken as a whole it might manage nothing more than a vast, all-encompassing adequacy.
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At issue is the broad and all-encompassing definition of what a "cyber threat" is.
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The website is more of a Facebook for horny people than an all-encompassing hookup site.
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During the tough time, Spears checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" in April.
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Still, the lower court's decision was a powerful, if not all-encompassing, win for trans prisoners.
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With an all-encompassing platform like this, Didi is bidding to be the gatekeeper in control.
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Brand added in March that he has a "candid, plain, all-encompassing love" for his daughter.
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Often, anger is so all encompassing that it's hard to decipher what it's being fuelled by.
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Powerful, all encompassing questions that frankly we as mere earthlings are not yet able to comprehend.
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"This is an all-encompassing change," Immelt said last year, as GE increased its digital investment.
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Unlike previous Street View outings, Google went for a more all-encompassing look at Mont Blanc.
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"My attraction to her was immediate and all-encompassing," Bowie told, um, Hello Magazine, that year.
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Any action, any feeling, erratic or not, fell under the all-encompassing umbrella called grief. Grief?
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Black Friday is all-encompassing, which means even subscription services come under its blanket of discounts.
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The fear of Amazon has become so all- encompassing, though, that bargains might soon be created.
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That's how immediate and all-encompassing the impact of the current global coronavirus pandemic has been.
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It's an all-encompassing sort of ambition, and Mr. Neumann is the brash and idealistic pitchman.
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Like a Japanese painter, he yields a controlled perspective to the all-encompassing randomness of nature.
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Many historians have looked into this legal doctrine of coverture and seen it as all-encompassing.
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But that's the point: I didn't, because it all just seemed so natural, so all encompassing.
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It was a somewhat weird reminder of how ubiquitous and all-encompassing the site has become.
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The striking thing is how all-encompassing those core beliefs have become in school reform circles.
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And yet the collective familial state of equilibrium — our state of ''all encompassing uniform sameness'' — endured.
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Lady Trieu seems to stand for the calculating need for all-encompassing power, at whatever cost.
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It is a formula for an all-encompassing politics that intrudes into every realm of life.
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Worrying over body image was a fleeting thought, but for others, it can be all-encompassing.
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I have to emphasize that this was not an all-encompassing tasting or a complete comparison.
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Google wants its next big business, enterprise services, to be just as all-encompassing and unavoidable.
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On April 25, Britney checked out of the "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated.
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It's this all-encompassing magic mist that helps define your curls and get rid of the frizz.
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And now, she said, an even more unprecedented, more all-encompassing wave of diverse candidates will come.
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But even the most contentious social reforms come and go, whereas Brexit is permanent and all-encompassing.
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Spears checked out of the "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated on April 25.
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Spears checked out of the "all-encompassing wellness facility" on April 25, where she was being treated.
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My favorite is the globe, which is an all-encompassing spherical view of what the camera sees.
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Analysts are counting on Le Peuch to move away from the all-encompassing projects championed by Kibsgaard.
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Jihadism is a cheap and all-encompassing ideology that provides easy answers to life's most difficult questions.
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It's not all-encompassing, but it's just the thing you need to build a surefire starter arsenal.
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All-encompassing and all-powerful, but more bewildered, even amused, by this power than invigorated by it.
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But Trump has played a major part in the all-encompassing nature of the Mueller story, too.
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"They were taking a very all-encompassing view of what the word 'law' means," Mr. Peil said.
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When actual VR took root in our minds as an all-encompassing simulacrum is a little fuzzier.
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Peter Rutten, an analyst with IDC says all-encompassing encryption is clearly the key to this release.
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Talk about the ... because it's ... Yeah, I mean I think ... So climate change is totally all-encompassing.
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It is an all-encompassing view of the world and of our place in it under God.
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His contempt is so one-note and all-encompassing that it produces a measure of narrative leveling.
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The millefleur tapestry approach by Kehinde Wiley reflects the all encompassing symbolism of a new American tapestry.
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To some extent, that is a consequence of the all-encompassing self-importance of the Premier League.
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Alemayehu says an all-encompassing waste-to-energy facility is an optimal solution for Africa's growing metropolises.
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Pop music in the American tradition is now held to be the all-encompassing, world-redeeming force.
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""I don't think it's for everyone, but we specifically wanted a rich and all-encompassing family experience.
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The beat by babyxwater combines an all-encompassing synth line, interrupted by huge drum kicks and clicks.
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The website is more of a Facebook for horny people than it is an all-encompassing hookup site.
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On April 25, Britney, 37, checked out of the "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated.
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Spears, 37, checked out of the "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated on Thursday afternoon.
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Is it really an all-encompassing, existential issue that will define the next generations of life on Earth?
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Perhaps the "you know who" in this tweet is an all-encompassing term for her two former suitors.
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Yes, the Olympic Bubble is so all-encompassing that the IOC has convinced itself that it doesn't exist.
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The company is also replacing its YouTube Red premium video service with a new, all-encompassing YouTube Premium.
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"It's an all-encompassing job," he said, adding that they would talk to each other about various cases.
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The new rule is so all-encompassing that it is essentially the Migratory Bird Rule by another name.
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And, when those kind of all-encompassing foundational shifts happen, people are forced out, through displacement or migration.
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VICE: There's often an assumption that the Mafia was all-encompassing or somehow endemic in Italian immigrant culture.
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But Trump has clearly been copying Patton's methods and teachings in a more all-encompassing way than that.
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Music that's as perfect and all-encompassing as "XO Tour Llif3" is just one reason to do so.
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If this season is any indication, cool and all-encompassing is just as important as being "in style."
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He still feels an all-encompassing freedom when getting on his skateboard and wishes everyone could experience that.
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Most notably, Google is plotting to turn Tez Google Pay into an all-encompassing payment app for India.
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If people are going to judge you by an all-encompassing genre term then they can piss off.
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" The U.S. could benefit, Schaffner said, from "an all-encompassing sick leave policy for all kinds of employment.
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Fandom became less of a collection of islands and more of an all-encompassing, increasingly weird internet party.
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The regimes in these books are smothering and all-encompassing, but facts could, at least theoretically, endanger them.
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The effect overwhelms the senses and communicates the verve of jazz as an all-encompassing, all-consuming genre.
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Under RB Leipzig's manager, Ralf Rangnick, Marsch has assumed what he described as a fluid, all-encompassing role.
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Appaarrently, to the all-encompassing, liberating Prince, this was an unforgivable offense—something deserving utter contempt and pity.
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This isn't another attempt to turn the Xbox into the all-encompassing center of your living room entertainment experience.
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After working with Biggie, Puffy went on to create a brand built on success in, like, all-encompassing totality.
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That's a much narrower scope than the all-encompassing Internet of Things platform that Google had initially dreamed up.
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True power lives in an all-encompassing shadow world (conveniently vulnerable to small bands of rifle-toting white dudes).
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Screen time is an all-encompassing term that could mean messaging friends, playing video games, or scrolling through Twitter.
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The humans are kept occupied, docile and none the wiser thanks to their all-encompassing link to the Matrix!
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" Earlier this month, People magazine reported the star had checked into a facility to seek "all-encompassing wellness treatment.
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We can interact and travel much more easily around the world and have a more culturally all-encompassing perspective.
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"We consider ourselves more than just a TV network, so the metrics we use are all-encompassing," Doyle says.
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White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci called into CNN's "New Day" for an all-encompassing interview Thursday morning.
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A nonsense collection of immaterial pixels, but also the single most all-encompassing force looming over our modern lives.
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While there's no disputing the seemingly crushing, all-encompassing nature of Big Data, there's also a huge flip side.
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Here we share some of the best out there for some of the most common and all-encompassing goals.
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Even better than the brand's all-encompassing collection of every type of product and finish you could dream of?
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" "A disability generally is not all-encompassing, it is just part of who someone is, not everything they are.
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I say all of this to provide a bit of context on how all-encompassing Cardi's appeal has become.
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In the moments when the traffic subsides, it's quiet, in that all-encompassing way the Great Basin is quiet.
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This was because I had this all-encompassing cocaine problem, which was expensive, so I spent my return fare.
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It became so all-encompassing, from arm to back to entire body, that Louise started to struggle at work.
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"I like that he's middle of the road, he's all-encompassing, he's bringing us back together again," she said.
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Ahead, shop the brand's all-encompassing 20% off sale and see some of our top picks from the website.
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From massages and mimosas to all-encompassing shopping sprees, the activities depicted are as aspirational as they are enviable.
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Exactly one wore a burqa — the all-encompassing garment that women were once required to wear by the Taliban.
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That was kind of all-encompassing of drive, ambition, training, doping and all the things that go along with that.
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" Fans with the #FreeBritney movement want to know more details about the arrangement — specifically about the "all-encompassing wellness treatment.
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" The same day, a source told PEOPLE exclusively that the singer checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment.
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" That same day, a source told PEOPLE exclusively that the singer checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment.
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The impetus to disparage the new is strong in us – our minds our conservative while our hearts are all-encompassing.
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Rockstar's latest game is so huge, so all-encompassing, that I didn't let myself play anything else while reviewing it.
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Perhaps the most common and natural next step, however, is cookbook author — or, the more all-encompassing term, lifestyle guru.
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The popstar checked out of the "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated Thursday afternoon, PEOPLE has learned.
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Using maps, text, and abstract forms, her display suggests a history that is half-remembered, half-present, and all encompassing.
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Though the 1948 Stoke Mandeville Games were only open to former soldiers, they were the start of something all-encompassing.
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Even worse, perhaps, is the psychological distress: sadness, anxiety, irritability, lowered self-esteem, and an all-encompassing feeling of exhaustion.
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I think there will be a welcoming by business of the commitment to a new all encompassing free trade arrangement.
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But despite his all-encompassing training, Tebow still found time to visit the Philippines on a missions trip in July.
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I had no idea what the next corner looked like and it didn't matter, because the moment was all-encompassing.
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The documentary feels so all encompassing, and yet it seems like you're disinterested with the celebrity stuff around the case.
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Conventional rankings largely ignore these differing characteristics by combining scores on student achievement tests into an all-encompassing statewide average.
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Unfortunately, the narrative also attempts to squeeze in an all-encompassing social history of dogs and the human-canine bond.
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The all-encompassing documentary from the 1969 Woodstock festival, Woodstock, was taken over the course of the three-day festival.
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A successful ideology, he wrote, is comforting, an all-encompassing tool to salve our deepest fears and orient our lives.
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Lawmakers have repeatedly turned to all-encompassing "omnibus" measures in recent years despite passing a handful of regular appropriations bills.
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It tasted fine, and there's something in its all-encompassing warmth that can't be replicated even by the finest oats.
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Judiciary members said that the abuse of power charge was so all-encompassing that it covered all of Trump's behavior.
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TL;DR: This comprehensive, all-encompassing bundle will show you the ropes in both MATLAB and LabView for just $29.
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Journalism advocates call it a powerful and all-encompassing instrument for the Saudi government to censor virtually any speech online.
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His desire, which is non-specific and all-encompassing and undeniable, is not so much turned outward as yielded to.
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And, if you're feeling the need for a more all-encompassing upgrade, go ahead and consider giving your grid a makeover.
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When I undertook this self-imposed, all-encompassing clothing ban lo those three years ago, I didn't set an end date.
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The amorphous and all-encompassing nature of online cheating means you shouldn't think about it in terms of a specific act.
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You might have heard that as long as it's with the right person, it'll be this all-encompassing and magical thing.
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" The source explained Bourdain's love was all-encompassing, saying, "Like, he was crazy in love with her, crazy being the keyword.
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It was too short, and not all-encompassing, especially when it comes to Jackson, whose had over three decades of bangers.
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And Slack has been clear about its intentions to build an all-encompassing command console for the workplace from the start.
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" The source explains Bourdain's feelings were all-encompassing, saying, "Like, he was crazy in love with her, crazy being the keyword.
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"There is an all-encompassing disrespect for the rules of engagement in this war," said Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, the commission's chairman.
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He reactivated U.S. sanctions, the most all-encompassing measures against Iran, and warned countries to stop importing Iranian oil from Nov.
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" Earlier this month, a source told PEOPLE exclusively that the singer checked into a facility for an "all-encompassing wellness treatment.
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Perfect for fans who can't decide what their favorite movie is and just want to show off their all-encompassing love.
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"It was an open secret that the problems at GE were much more all-encompassing than Immelt ever admitted," he said.
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Nodez is a company that promises to turn your entire home into a smart home with a single, all-encompassing package.
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" Created in 2009, Facebook's first "abuse standards" draft ran 15,000 words and was, Willner said, "an attempt to be all-encompassing.
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None of this legislation is perfect and all-encompassing, and there is still a lot of data missing on ingredient safety.
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The choreography redefines dance for Black women as being an all encompassing experience and transformative in getting to one's true self.
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The final blow came from an all-encompassing corruption investigation called Operação Lava Jato, or Operation Car Wash, launched in 2009.
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An all-encompassing, 4,000-word obituary by Robert Lipsyte, who had covered Ali since 1964, was the centerpiece of the package.
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In a few years, Silicon Valley assures us, we will have virtual reality, an all-encompassing escape into fantasy and illusion.
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It is not an absolute, all-encompassing power that a president may invoke at any time, for whatever reason he chooses.
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He told me that he regretted what he referred to as "the sickness," his all-encompassing term for materialism and greed.
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Superhero movies are actually good now, and Marvel has turned the entire genre into an all-encompassing, Galactus-style Hollywood juggernaut.
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Since each band member was pushed to his limit by Evetts, the total product is an all-encompassing, full-volume assault.
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NW: The first two records I set a goal of balancing an all-encompassing structure, with the intentionally messy/passionate performances.
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As best we can tell, the Youth Portal is supposed to be an all-encompassing destination for young people on Facebook.
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"It is an all-encompassing, applied economic suppression and strangulation that is causing everyone here to feel it," Mr. McGoldrick said.
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The unique design enhances any room, while its 216.99D sound technology and passive bass radiators pump out rich, all-encompassing bass.
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Art and activism are similar sorts of vocations—that is, they are all-encompassing commitments to a certain kind of life.
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Americans have always assumed that the key to undoing the all-encompassing framework of white supremacy lies, in part, in literacy.
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Power users, meanwhile, will always want to do things beyond what the all-encompassing solutions like HomeKit/Home are built for.
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Her deep depression, grief and sadness fester until they metastasize into an all-encompassing rage, albeit one that is problematically rendered.
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Policy guidelines on the school's website do not provide a precise definition of bullying, instead describing it in all-encompassing terms.
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The year 2008 was a reminder of how fragile our banking system is and how all-encompassing financial crisis can be.
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Both are what the theorist Timothy Morton calls "hyperobjects," a concept so all-encompassing that it is impossible to adequately describe.
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Microsoft is reportedly going to unveil a new approach to delivering Xbox One consoles and services to players: An all-encompassing subscription.
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But there&aposs a HUGE difference between the lazy, all-encompassing bin of 'political correctness' and lines which should not be crossed.
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Pimple Popper University,' which is going to be an all-encompassing site where you can go to get advice about your skin.
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That may be the truest way to represent women onscreen: through individual stories and specific details, rather than through all-encompassing generalizations.
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Thanks to Ninja, you can now toss a few of those old devices and replace them with one all-encompassing culinary creation.
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Managed by Q launched as an all-encompassing platform for office management, offering IT support, supply inventory management, cleaning and equipment repair.
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The hope is to build a massive, all-encompassing automotive site (and perhaps expand to other verticals like fashion in the future).
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There is no getting over this shame, a shame so great, so profound and all-encompassing, that it may honestly kill me.
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I was obsessively goggling things and I just took it really seriously that I didn't realize how all encompassing it would be.
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The three main net neutrality principles should become the foundation for an all-encompassing code of conduct and set of best practices.
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Apple's takeover of Beats has so far focused on developing an all-encompassing music service, not the next great set of headphones.
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Uber says it's trying to become an all-encompassing transport platform, which will give people multiple options to get around a city.
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" In Whitman, Alabama, Crandall has created a proof of concept for the all-encompassing American identity evoked in Whitman's "Song of Myself.
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School pictures, spelling tests, and holidays spent with them are all preserved with the genuine, all-encompassing interest reserved only for grandparents.
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The goal was to create a centralized, all-encompassing festival that would function as a quasi-Olympics for their favorite fighting games.
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The common practice of recycling scrap steel is suddenly complicated by tragedy and the enormous, all-encompassing cycle of destruction and construction.
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That means Sprint's 23G delivers something closer to a "true" all-encompassing cellular network that handles both ends of your data stream.
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He referred to the all-encompassing sense of white power so many liberals now also attribute to whiteness as a profound opportunity.
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And although taking advantage of the Equifax service is a step in the right direction, it is not an all-encompassing solution.
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Amid the ongoing conservatorship battle with her father, Spears checked in to an "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated.
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An all-encompassing platform which required applications to embody a single set of values would be headed in a decidedly Borgish direction.
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Journalists who work outside the all-encompassing state media have been beaten, blacklisted, charged with hooliganism or extremism, jailed, and temporarily disappeared.
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Compared to the all-encompassing pop hunger of 1970s-era John, country and mainstream rock are conservative genres in today's commercial climate.
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To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.
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Recorded between 2013 and 2015 across a handful of different homes, Warmth Equation is a beautiful, intimate and all-encompassing portrait of grief.
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Fast forward about 225 years, and Democrats and Republicans are locked in an all-encompassing ideological clash that would make the founders blush.
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According to the South China Morning Post, the no-black-imports edict was first issued in July but recently became more all encompassing.
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Because while a traditional CEO is responsible for a particular product, what Hilton and Jenner are selling is more ephemeral and all-encompassing.
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It's not tied to any one platform, and it's more all-encompassing than domain-specific terms like YouTube star, Twitter personality, or gamecaster.
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But the cryptocurrency space is a booming new economy, and such an all-encompassing ban is sure to hurt some legitimate crypto businesses.
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For those looking for something a bit more all-encompassing but still transportable, the 13.3-inch MacBook Air is always a classic choice.
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Spears has been heavily focused on her health in recent months since checking out of an "all-encompassing wellness treatment" facility in April.
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Whether that's a one-off, posthumous challenge or something greater and more all-encompassing will no doubt be explored in the episodes ahead.
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It's important to remember that while the term may conjure images of robot overlords, AI is actually a much more all-encompassing moniker.
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"For me, it felt like the only word that was all-encompassing enough to accurately describe my sexuality," Daisy, 25, previously told Refinery29.
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With Donald Trump continuing to win primaries and peddling his all-encompassing personal brand, the explanations for his success have begun to compound.
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It comes with four courses spanning 91 hours of instruction, offering all-encompassing prep for four critical exams: Security+, CySA+, CASP, and PenTest+.
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Unlike VR, which requires a headset and provides an all-encompassing experience, AR displays digital information against the backdrop of the real world.
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This plays into the very researched theory regarding Snow's parents: Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen (refresh yourself on this all-encompassing theory here).
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But Hitler has become mass murder's poster child, and was responsible for the most far-reaching and all-encompassing genocide of all time.
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Many consumers often don't think they need the more expensive eggs, believing that the "organic" label is an all-encompassing seal of purity.
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Rather than protest their innocence, they plead to minor crimes such as the nebulous, all-encompassing "conspiracy," just to avoid draconian prison sentences.
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Immersed in an all-encompassing liquid, a body of photographic works meld Romantic painterly technique with the experiential visual of compelling film stills.
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Yet even as chefs weave the unctuous rot of fermented flavors into their dishes, few have undertaken it with Emde's all-encompassing fixation.
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They aren't even aiming to be an all-encompassing clothing line or fashion house and are just now cautiously entering the underwear market.
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Congress is likely to enact an all-encompassing spending package known as an "omnibus" before current government funding runs out on Dec. 85033.
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Casaza (indeed like "casa" but with a "za," a rep confirms) is, according to the Scotts, their most accessible, all-encompassing venture yet.
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Like the process of self-psychotherapy, the exhibition RIVERRUN offers a broadly inclusive, all-encompassing view of the writing and reading of art.
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The series had an all-encompassing impact on me, where, to this day, hearing its theme song has a sort of palliative effect.
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People in China rely on handsets in an all-encompassing way, using them to rent bikes, sign into gyms and pay restaurant bills.
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The developments reflect the administration's reassessment of aspects of its tariff strategy as it focuses on the all-encompassing trade war with China.
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His love, though, was the big book, the grand epic — thinking through the theories and details of wide-ranging and all-encompassing narratives.
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Bad company, dissolute habits, egotism, novel reading ... the list of reasons "lunatics" were admitted to an asylum in West Virginia seems all-encompassing.
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"There aren't provisions explaining a list of people eligible — it's a broad definition, meant to be as all-encompassing as possible," Zona said.
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But you'd much rather get off to a good start than a bad one in something as all-encompassing as a presidential campaign.
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Like the dotcom boom, an all-encompassing tech vision has been used to justify valuations that make no sense on any other yardstick.
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That will likely fail, as Democrats hold off from giving it the 60 votes it needs, seeking instead an all-encompassing spending bill.
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Both chambers may be able to clear a handful of the spending bills to technically avoid an all-encompassing omnibus after the elections.
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We are all living in delusion, unable to really process the news from science that climate change amounts to an all-encompassing threat.
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Picture it as, for better or worse, an all-encompassing expansion of America's gig economy side-hustling that runs entirely on a proprietary currency.
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There's also an all-encompassing "Zig Stream" in the top-left corner of the app, which gives you a river of Zig's top stories.
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The song is an electro-pop meditation on wedding vows, repeating the words you'd say at a marriage ceremony atop an all-encompassing beat.
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The quality family time also comes amid Britney's continued focus on her health after leaving a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" in April.
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Refinery29's SPF-coverage is all-encompassing — from best-for-your-skin type to situational exposure levels, general explainers, new product releases, and more.
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Packed into this all-encompassing (and compact) survival kit are water purification tablets, a compass, a wire saw, reflective trail markers, and waterproof matches.
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Read These Stories Next: An All-Encompassing Refresher Before Westworld Season 2 Are More People Going To Therapy Because Of Sexual Trauma After #MeToo?
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Neumann said the original vision of the company was an all-encompassing network of offerings that would help customers bank, shop, live and play.
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The rule lists the following, but it's not meant to be all-encompassing: It's perhaps easier to define it by what sensitive information isn't.
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It's unclear how, exactly, AT&T thinks this all-encompassing legislation should affect tech companies, but it's obvious who it wants writing the law.
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" For his part, Bowie told Hello magazine in 2000 that upon meeting his future wife, his "attraction to her was immediate and all-encompassing.
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The camera uses three lenses to capture three different angles and stitches each feed together to create an all-encompassing view of your surroundings.
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But even as Apple moves further into the health space, fertility hasn't seemed to be an area of focus for its all-encompassing wearable.
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After Rick casually creates the tiny robot over a plate of pancakes, the new metallic life asks his creator the simple, all-encompassing question.
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There have been plenty of books about past tribes, trends, and the cross over of music and fashion, but yours seems more all-encompassing.
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I love and always will love Detroit Techno, Moodymann, Daft Punk, Omar S, Chicago House...the list is theoretically endless, but not all encompassing.
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I—the new member to the white man's long, long, all-encompassing hate list—avoided being hassled anymore by just keeping my head down.
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Reaping rave reviews from top critics like PCMag and PC Advisor, GlassWire offers an all-encompassing safety solution to give you peace of mind.
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The all-encompassing quiet was interrupted by the muffled thuds of the horses' hooves against the frozen scrubland, sounding like drumsticks against a pillow.
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As anyone who's ever had a panic attack will tell you, the experience is a sudden, all-encompassing physical and emotional feeling of terror.
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Piling on layers of wool and fleece is a futile attempt at staying warm without the thick, all-encompassing warmth of a good coat.
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You don't have to pretend that you're an all encompassing serious person, especially when there is already a health care corollary in the race.
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Forty years older than Skolnick, Bickett was known for "The Archive," a voracious, conceptual-art magnum opus that became his all-encompassing life's work.
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We know pretty well what Gordon's speed is worth—FanGraphs' all encompassing baserunning metric, BsR, pegs him at 6.6 runs above average this season.
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" At the suggestion of a "classical friend," Barker hit upon a name for his creation, drawing on the Greek phrase for "all-encompassing view.
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They've grown more conservative in tandem with the growth of a conservative media system that functions for some as an all-encompassing alternative reality.
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Twitter has become an always-on, all-encompassing chat room for political reporters and commentators and the people who follow the news most obsessively.
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Looking at all this, it's easy to assume the owner's guiding influence would be the all-encompassing élan of, say, Saint Laurent and Bergé.
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Equipped with HD recording, motion sensors, and two-way talk, the Ring Video Doorbell 2 is an all-encompassing security device that's easily installable.
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The city of Wuhan, China, will end its all-encompassing lockdown on April 8, with the world anxiously watching to see what comes next.
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Efforts to address the seemingly all-encompassing one from 2001, along with a proposed retooling of the War Powers Act itself, are being considered.
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And he said the trade talks would now proceed in stages rather than aim for an all-encompassing solution as he had previously demanded.
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Stretching is an all-encompassing word for the Outer Reach method, which includes work that can help improve your posture and strengthen your core.
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Finally, if you want an all-encompassing Tile starter bundle, the Essentials pack comes with the Tile Mate, Tile Slim, and two Tile Stickers.
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Walgreen's: The market will also get an earnings report from drugstore chain Walgreen's, which has been squeezed by competition from the all-encompassing Amazon.
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Given this pattern, the term "electronic monitoring" may soon refer not just to a specific piece of equipment but to an all-encompassing strategy.
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Critics of the JCPOA charge that it is not an all-encompassing agreement, that it does not address all of Iran's other malign behavior.
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There, sandwiched between options for muting and blocking accounts, you have the option to mute keywords: Twitter's approach to muting words isn't all-encompassing.
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Rather, the effect it had on her and her desire to participate in more structured and even ritualistic Satanic activities was more all-encompassing.
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"When you think of some of the best album titles of all time they all have these old, all encompassing statements or titles," says Doherty.
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And while fake news can feel like an all-encompassing phenomenon on Facebook, in January researchers found that the majority is shared by the elderly.
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It is somehow hopeful, too, showing me that constraints, as elaborate and all-encompassing as they may be, bring out what complete freedom never could.
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In the broadest sense, it refers to the all-encompassing collection of online and offline creative assets that a business uses to represent its brand.
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The search is for an all-encompassing construct that Newton and Einstein would be part of, says Zoltan Haiman, a theoretical physicist at Columbia University.
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Brushing off her tweet as a joke belittles the fact that eating disorders are an all-encompassing illness that people battle on a daily basis.
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This consistent, all-encompassing approach to biodiversity protection is the reason why indigenous peoples live in areas with the richest biodiversity and least damaged ecosystems.
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Gold meanwhile has suffered from the all-encompassing strength of the dollar, with other traditional safe havens such as the Japanese yen also losing out.
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Totalitarianism combines a system of terror, single-party rule, a centrally planned economy, command over the army and the media, and an all-encompassing ideology.
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The word "holistic" is often tossed around in the wealth management business to describe an adviser or firm's all-encompassing approach to managing clients' wealth.
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Taylor Swift's post-Reputation era has championed self-acceptance, with her first single "ME!" serving as an all-encompassing message about owning who you are.
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"For Desert Hearts, what we want to do is have the most all-encompassing campground possible, have everyone completely immersed with each other," Lion said.
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If one were to attempt to encapsulate the entirety of the Mediterranean into a single, all-encompassing emissary, olive oil would unequivocally be said token.
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The Marukis felt that the all-encompassing carnage of these events could not be captured in any one media, so they included poems as well.
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What I do care about is whether Netflix can nurture original, distinctive art, especially if it continues growing into a huge, all-encompassing alterna-TV.
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But with few exceptions, the "conversation" around the war has been stuck in neutral, focused on a few important but far from all-encompassing questions.
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With its clear and curved, acrylic dome-shaped ceiling and all-glass walls, the suite features 180-degree, all-encompassing views of surrounding marine life.
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The firm's strategists assemble different facets of credit, earnings, economic, risk, and sentiment signals for a comprehensive, all-encompassing viewpoint on where markets are trending.
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I know the science is true, I know the threat is all-encompassing, and I know its effects, should emissions continue unabated, will be terrifying.
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The music may be luscious, and its intentions may be innocuous, while the effects are insidious, producing the mollifying effect of an all-encompassing ideology.
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It might be indifferent to visual aesthetics, or even the rules of good storytelling, but it's filled with a kind of warm, all-encompassing love.
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In the most basic terms, transgender people are people; their gender isn't an all-encompassing definition of who they are, as a noun would imply.
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"Everybody Knows" can be considered the anti-"Hallelujah" in its more trenchant and yet just-as-all-encompassing view of the pre- and post-Millennial world.
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So embracing the no-cook lifestyle was a seasonal no brainer; we've tackled breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and even an all-encompassing no-cook grocery hit list.
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His charisma was so all-encompassing that he managed to amass tens of thousands followers across the world who swore by his freewheeling attitudes towards sex.
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And while we're definitely making moves towards inclusivity on cosmetics counters, it's important to have all-encompassing representation everywhere, so that future generations grow up empowered.
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Jon Snow could have used his Targaryen name and declared himself not just King in the North, but the all-encompassing King of the Seven Kingdoms.
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SpaceX's Matt Botwin, the company's director of global satellite government affairs, wrote in a letter to ACMA outlining just how all-encompassing Starlink's market would be.
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The F-rating website doesn't appear to be an all-encompassing library of films that pass the rating test, but rather a curated list of recommendations.
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Facebook already keeps a registry of advertisements on the platform that is searchable by issue or name, although it does not provide one all-encompassing list.
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The Taliban had overrun her home town of Mingora, terrorizing residents, threatening to blow up girls' schools, ordering teachers and students into the all-encompassing burqas.
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Transpose any one of those into an all-encompassing experiential medium, and it's not hard to imagine what a bad actor (or geopolitical entity) could accomplish.
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Inside, deities and their secrets and revelations come to life in an all-encompassing painted library, whirling like dervishes in a psychedelic dance of the senses.
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Her crush on Dick begins as a way to pass the time and soothe her blistered ego, but soon it swells into an all-encompassing obsession.
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The best children's movies have an almost textural quality—an all-encompassing atmosphere in which the material nature of the fantasy becomes one with the imagination.
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As a result, lawmakers have repeatedly turned to all-encompassing spending bills that fund the entire government or multiple packages that fund a handful of agencies.
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Yang slogans like "Humanity First" appropriately hint at the kind of all-encompassing and non-differentiating tone Yang tries to strike, not quite inclusive but totalizing.
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The all-encompassing grandeur of Norma's music, which ranges from the bel-canto radiance of "Casta diva" to steely, Isolde-like blasts, evokes a matriarchal age.
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A focus on all-encompassing financial planning, subscription-based offerings, and regulation prompting financial professionals to act in their clients&apos best interest are major drivers.
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The idea is that war has moved beyond the battlefield into an all-encompassing struggle in economics, politics, and culture, along with old-school physical confrontation.
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Nordic noirs and similar shows that explore the depths of human misery ultimately thrive less on plot mechanics and character beats than on all-encompassing mood.
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While the Kashmir Valley is familiar with internet blackouts, the latest all-encompassing ban on broadband, landlines and even cable TV has not been enforced before.
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There's no need to move the Cuisinart back and forth from storage either — the all-encompassing appliance can stay right on your countertop at all times.
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Like that of Shakur, Ms. Baez's very presence puts in relief the hall's definition of rock itself, which can paradoxically seem both strict and all-encompassing.
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Unlike the standard AirPods, the Pro have an in-ear design with silicone tips in three sizes to provide a more customizable and all-encompassing fit.
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"That vessel was involved in an accident and it is evidence that shouldn't be released until the professional and all-encompassing investigation has concluded," he said.
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At the Great Escape Festival on Friday this week, we're going to be launching the world's first all-encompassing survey about mental health within the music industry.
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WeChat, an all-encompassing chat and payment app introduced in 2011 by Tencent, an internet giant in the southern city of Shenzhen, has inspired copycattery from Facebook.
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So traveling to labs and creating 30 to 50 new products every single year is so much more all encompassing and consuming than I would have assumed.
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If you're thinking this sounds a lot like the OnePlus 22T, another phone produced under the umbrella of BBK Electronics' all-encompassing supply chain, you'd be right.
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In China, surveillance has become all encompassing; here in the United States, consumers retrofit our physical world with microphones and cameras and give them cute androgynous names.
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Lawmakers everywhere have usually preferred to avoid such all-encompassing measures, in part so as not to stifle pharmaceutical research, but lately they have been thinking again.
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Film School Rejects said the film's main point of contention will be whether or not it's "perfect": Good luck arguing against its brilliant, inimitable, all-encompassing craftsmanship.
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The LME's all-encompassing "Discussion Paper on Market Structure" gives a taste of what it might be contemplating in terms of trying to get this volume back.
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While at present there is no all-encompassing way to protect your Wi-Fi, there are a few steps that you can take to mitigate your risk.
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Now, conversations about pleasure are more inclusive and all-encompassing, and society as a whole is becoming less judgmental where sexual interests, desires, and kinks are concerned.
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Some of the bigger companies in the personal genome space like Knome and Illumina's Every Genome offer an all-encompassing service for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Britney Spears' boyfriend Sam Asghari is lending his voice to the many supporting the singer for her decision to check into an "all-encompassing wellness treatment" facility.
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And with confirmation that Kylie's Lip Kits are evolving into an all-encompassing Kylie Cosmetics line, we wouldn't be surprised if a collaboration were in the works.
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Progressives understand but still underestimate how ensconced we are in a progressive bubble — and how all-encompassing the conservative bubble on the other side is as well.
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M&S insiders also point to McDonald's all-encompassing job title of managing director, a subtle difference from previous incumbents' title of director of clothing and home.
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The company started in 2007 with the simple goal of making better-fitting pants for men and has since grown to become an all-encompassing menswear brand.
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While this list is far from all-encompassing, it's a celebration of the quirks, attractions, and delicacies of the US.Here's what every state is best known for.
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In contrast, omnibus bills are debated behind closed doors, are all-encompassing, and for the most part represent only the wishes of those in the negotiating room.
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The pictures he made, haunted by this notion of an all-encompassing view, often seem like fragments of something too complex to assemble into one coherent whole.
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TL;DR: This all-encompassing DNA test by tellmeGen is on sale for $160 at Amazon, a total savings of $39 when you add the clip coupon.
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As Spears continues to focus on her health after leaving a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment," the star has been spending plenty of time with Asghari.
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During the company's Airbnb Open conference in Los Angeles Thursday, CEO Brian Chesky unveiled an ambitious plan to turn the company into an all-encompassing travel company.
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And the surest way to lose that momentum in public perception is to allow the investigation to become an all-encompassing grievance vehicle for Democrats against Trump.
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"I believe the solution to curtailing violence lies in an all-encompassing approach, focused on several different factors that may contribute to school shootings," Ms. Hartzler said.
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It's an unabashed celebration of life and beauty, an all-encompassing piece of work that paints its affirmation in small details, but covers all of its canvas.
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In recent years, the all-encompassing model has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars for everything from teeth-straightening care to Viagra shipped straight to your door.
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So I don't think that if you allow yourself, for data to become all-encompassing and singular and monolithic that you'll end up in a good place.
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While SuperFly's data is, of course, not official and not all-encompassing, it does provide a more granular insight than that given by Uber earlier in March.
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Four days later, the facility issued yet another all-encompassing statement that listed and rebutted all the rumors that had swirled around the lab in one sweep.
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The lure of Antarctica, she wrote, was in part the continent's all-encompassing whiteness, reminiscent of the sterile white walls in the many hospitals of her youth.
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Money provides him with a kind of all-encompassing E-ZPass, enabling him to zip past the everyday obstacles the rest of us have to contend with.
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That&aposs a big change that underscores how the full-fledged financial adviser role is transforming from stock-picker to all-encompassing planner working on a team.
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The all-encompassing retailer's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals are now live, and (for the first time ever) its store locations remained open through the holiday.
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Legal expert after legal expert have declared under no uncertain terms that the attorney-client privilege is alive and well and that it is not all encompassing.
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Paffrath knew that having an in-depth, all-encompassing knowledge of the industry would give him the upper hand when it came time to make an investment.
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So even if Stone received an all-encompassing general pardon, he still could take the Fifth to protect against exposing himself to future state-level criminal charges.
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"Given how all-encompassing 5G is going to be, this 'total-telecom' approach is powerful," said Peter Richardson, a director of tech strategies at research firm Counterpoint.
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I always thought that rock 'n' roll was a state of mind, an all-encompassing genre, or that there were ways of describing different types of rock.
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You really believe this is a guy who's been torn apart at the seams, who's realized just how all-encompassing the nightmare he lives in has become.
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Following the news that Britney Spears checked into an "all-encompassing wellness facility" amid her father's health battle, the "Slumber Party" singer received kind words from Dion, 51.
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Having spent the intervening period, with far more free time, getting fit and pursuing a master's degree, he found that alcohol no longer had an all-encompassing allure.
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"What we tend to see is deeper relationships with professionals who engage in financial planning because it's all-encompassing of [clients'] regular lives and financial lives," he said.
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TL;DR: The all-encompassing Complete C Programing Certification Bundle has seven coding courses and is on sale for $39, saving you over 90% off the regular price.
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Van de Lindt and other experts, like Colorado State University meteorologist Phil Klotzbach, hope that the hurricane's quick, all-encompassing devastation will force officials to reevaluate building codes.
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Nonetheless, some conservative opponents of Macron say the draft legislation, which is not as all-encompassing as the state of emergency currently allows, does not go far enough.
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The defeat was all-encompassing: Mr Macri was behind in the province of Buenos Aires; in the industrial centre of Rosario; and in the wine capital of Mendoza.
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But it also sparked immediate debate, confusion, and uncertainty — because Twitter is trying to draw hard policy lines around the nebulous and sometimes all-encompassing realm of politics.
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The couple recently welcomed their first child, and Brand told Bishop that he feels a "candid, plain, all-encompassing love" for his daughter, whose name is reportedly Mabel.
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And if your dislike of her isn't genuinely rooted in an all-encompassing love of fairness above all else, then what other biases might be influencing your opinion?
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The decision to so starkly separate sound from sight seems odd for this institution and at odds with the attempt to portray a "Buddhist experience" as all-encompassing.
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The Minnesota law was so all-encompassing that even a voter wearing a Boy Scout leader's uniform could be in violation, given the political debate surrounding that organization.
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Trump, however, has used the end of the INF, and the imminent demise of New Start, to propose a new, all-encompassing arms deal that would include China.
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To suggest that white supremacy is some all-encompassing, 28503st-century existential threat to our collective security, rather than fringe extremism to be carefully monitored, is simply untrue.
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Sansar is not quite OASIS, the all-encompassing fictional VR world detailed in the novel Ready Player One, but it is looking to evolve in a similar pattern.
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Maybe. But it is an all-encompassing performance that is not defined solely by the outcome of a match or constrained by the arena in which it occurs.
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But whereas other game jams are intense, all-encompassing work sessions that last a day or three, Pirate Jam was seven days of sailing and adventuring around Thailand.
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But over the past five years the company has evolved into an all-encompassing communication tool for teachers, parents and students in over 75% of U.S school districts.
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Should it cheerfully encourage us to go out and, again, Get Stuff, it'll appear ignorant of a history that centers its setting as a perfect, all-encompassing metaphor.
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According to those there, he has been nearly silent even as President Trump has attacked him, Amazon and the newspaper regularly — and often in one all-encompassing tweet.
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"The work is all-encompassing," said Karla Hilliard, a high school English teacher in Martinsburg, W.Va., and one of roughly 22017,21968 teachers who participated in the statewide strike.
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As a result, the Pentagon's pushing of lethality as an all-encompassing dogma at every level is a messaging strategy serving a goal it can never actually meet.
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The decision reflects the administration's reassessment of pieces of its tariff strategy with allies around the world as it focuses on an all-encompassing trade war with China.
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" • "The decision reflects the administration's reassessment of pieces of its tariff strategy with allies around the world as it focuses on an all-encompassing trade war with China.
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Kashmiri university student Yetoo said he's had problems reaching his family before, but this is the first time he has encountered such an all-encompassing ban on communications.
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In contrast to the human evils of the world, the fire that burned her house down struck Ms. Case as almost beautiful in its all-encompassing, indiscriminate power.
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Zinman said that adding these low code/no code tools were a crucial piece of building the type of all-encompassing software the company was aiming to create.
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Wright, a vocalist, has an immense and luxurious instrument; with just a dab or a whisper, she can make a lyric feel all-encompassing, like an ultimate truth.
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The exhibition demonstrates the immersive gestalt of Zittel's all-encompassing practice where every material aspect of daily life is examined and her ethos for living guides all action.
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There's an inevitability to Marriage Story, a feeling of something like gravity: all-encompassing and firm, easy to forget it's there as it slowly repels instead of attracts.
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Our shared love for the little green thing has grown so big and all-encompassing that it has swallowed all pop culture into its adorable, frog-eating maw.
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And in pitched presidential elections, with both sides on the hunt for ever-so-slight upper hands, data collection efforts are growing more sophisticated, disguised, and all-encompassing.
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The highest-quality shots still come from the main f/230 camera, and I rarely find myself needing the all-encompassing field of view of the wide-angle lens.
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"Working with Derek has been an all-encompassing experience," Henner, who was hopeful of making a comeback in week 9, told cameras of her time with the pro dancer.
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Trump lashed Obama's approach as "disastrous" on the campaign trail, and vowed to launch an all-encompassing struggle reminiscent of the generations-long duel between the West and Communism.
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While Britney Spears seeks treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility during a difficult time, her sons are staying with their dad Kevin Federline, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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The IKEA-Sonos experience will launch in IKEA stores starting in 2019, so your relationship squabbles furniture shopping will have an all-encompassing Sonos soundtrack starting after next year.
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The Chinese central planning model with one party shows strong economic growth and innovation is possible even if comes with subjugation of individual freedoms and all encompassing government propaganda.
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Our Congressional Scorecard is an all-encompassing database that assigns a letter grade "A" through "F" to members of Congress based on their marijuana-related comments and voting records.
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The strongest section, Ric Carrasquillo's The Reservoir, crafts a story about anxiety and failure through an all-encompassing miniature golf course that unfolds with every click of a remote.
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I've been with it for less than 48 hours, so I'm not ready to say my thank yous and give an all encompassing statement about my 9 years here.
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YouTube Music is the company's new, all-encompassing music streaming service, and it comes with both "a reimagined mobile app" and a new desktop interface designed specifically for music.
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Since checking out of an "all-encompassing wellness treatment" facility in April, Spears is heavily focused on her health, and frequently shares videos to break down her workout routines.
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Britney, 37, checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" earlier this month in order to "focus on herself" amid her father Jamie's health battle, sources told PEOPLE.
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But we think the real sweet spot of this all-encompassing site (especially during its biggest sale of the year) is inside its unique and cheap kitchen gadget offerings.
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As I slid on the new HTC Vive Pre headset, the all-encompassing commotion that is Las Vegas during CES — the world's biggest annual consumer electronics show — faded away.
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Whether it's work-related stress, the holiday season with your in-laws, or just an all-encompassing existential dread, it's not difficult to find an excuse for a massage.
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Such inclusiveness dictated by the all-encompassing criteria of "personal experience" — by definition allowing everything from portraits, landscapes, interiors, studies, and nudes — constantly threatens to digress and stretch relevance.
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British comedian Paul Merton visited him for a 2007 documentary about China, in which Wu's wife said she had considered leaving her husband due to his all-encompassing hobby.
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The problem with jihadis is that they worship the very opposite of critical thinking—a cheap and all-encompassing ideology that provides easy answers to life's most difficult questions.
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An all-encompassing approach is necessary, Williams said, and Huntington has found that partnering with hospitals, doctors, first responders and law enforcement is what's needed to combat the crisis.
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Since checking out of an "all-encompassing wellness treatment" facility in April, Spears is heavily focused on her health and frequently shares videos to break down her workout routines.
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Yet unlike tasting-menu restaurants like Blanca and Atera, which cater to a relatively rarefied clientele of food obsessives, Del Posto is engineered for a more all-encompassing embrace.
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The Belgian interior designer Thierry Thenaers, known for outfitting European castles and country homes, transformed his own Brussels apartment into an all-encompassing reflection of his eclectic, classical style.
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But now we know that Musk's attempt to be an all-encompassing CEO, an executive involved with every aspect of his business, is causing serious personal and professional problems.
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If you feel your sadness morph into a more all-encompassing hopelessness, Dr. Brustein says that's definitely a sign that you may be heading down a more serious road.
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To be sure, while the lesbian-specific bar has diminished, new all-encompassing and intersectional queer events and spaces such as No Bar in the East Village have opened.
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"When you leave that kind of community that tends to be all-encompassing [with] high expectations for doing all the things, it's like you're losing your community," he said.
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Do you think given that it does seem to be a little less all-encompassing, does it make sense for travel-ban opponents to see this as a victory?
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The device rotated atop a turntable while audience members closed their eyes and experienced the pulsating emanations of light, which transformed into an all-encompassing, near-hallucinogenic visual symphony.
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In essence, machines may come to know the world not through an impossibly all-encompassing program, but from grasping, babbling, trying, and fumbling their way to getting it right.
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Before I started researching the topic, I thought burnout was all-encompassing — if you were burned out at home, you'd also be burned out at work outside the home.
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"Mapping a cellphone's location over the course of 127 days provides an all-encompassing record of the holder's whereabouts," he wrote, going on to quote from an earlier opinion.
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Purdum's evocations of a war-torn America discovering and embracing "Oklahoma!" succeed in making that show seem as vital and all-encompassing a phenomenon as "Hamilton" 70 years later.
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In doing so, he has unwittingly created a new movement in American politics, as Democrats channel the sort of all-encompassing outrage that has long fueled grass-roots conservatism.
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It is in this spacious, all-encompassing spirit that Terry Tempest Williams imagines erosion in her new book, as a process that also weathers the body, mind and spirit.
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The recent rise of all-encompassing internet platforms promised something unprecedented and invigorating: venues that unite all manner of actors — politicians, media, lobbyists, citizens, experts, corporations — under one roof.
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The morning after, the black shoes on the shelf were married to a new all-encompassing idea: the dress is no longer the thing the future is founded on.
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The exhibition covers the last 15 years of Zittel's all-encompassing practice, where every material aspect of daily life is examined and her ethos for living guides all action.
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Later, Mr. Bauman turned his scholarly attention to the postwar and late-20th-century worlds, where the nature and role of all-encompassing institutions were again his focal point.
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Last summer, when the I.O.C. was confronted with evidence that Russian doping was all-encompassing, it mumbled and let 280 or so Russian athletes compete in the Rio Games.
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Nordstrom The all-encompassing store is currently running an up-to-40%-off sale event now through November 17 with discounts touching everything from fashion to home seasonal essentials.
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But there are options for those with skinnier wallets, like the "fan economy" strategy, which focuses on targeting a narrow but immensely passionate niche in hopes that circumstances shift in a way that causes it to rapidly expand, or the "brush fire" strategy, which microtargets a scattered range of far-flung groups in the hopes that their reactions will coalesce into something that appears all-encompassing and viral (and therefore becomes all-encompassing and viral).
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The twin records each mark their most adventurous and all-encompassing material to date, compressing dead-eyed choirs, distressed electronic squalls, and blown-out drum machines into roiling, seasick compositions.
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The platform isn't meant to be all-encompassing, but rather a guide for "actionable" steps as the political climate shifts toward fixing long-standing, systemic economic inequality, the authors said.
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One appealing feature of AirPods is that they literally separate you from your phone, adding to the enduring appeal of headphones: that all-encompassing, fall-away feeling of music descending.
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The South China Morning Post reports that a block on importing black clothes — the de facto uniform of the demonstrators — first issued in July has recently become more all encompassing.
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I can only speak from my experiences, but when you are in it — when you live in a homebase of pure and all-encompassing self-hatred — it just rules everything.
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First, when her father, Jamie Spears, suffered a life-threatening colon rupture, then when she entered an "all-encompassing wellness facility" and finally, in relation to her ongoing conservatorship hearings.
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Social media apps have taken an even more all-encompassing role on the free side of things, which lines up with how users tend to actually use their devices today.
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With AgileCraft joining Atlassian, we believe we're the best company to help executives align the work across their organization – providing an all-encompassing view that connects strategy, work, and outcomes.
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"Two Storms" captures the unending, inescapable, all-encompassing spiral of grief — and how the horror of a funeral is not the ghosts, but the broken, living people you can't escape.
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Speaking with a tenor of all-encompassing bitterness, Mohammad's eight-mile stare belied any excitement he had about the offers already rolling in to take the reunion on the road.
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The CastAR's isn't an all-encompassing experience, a fact that unexpectedly like a blessing after dozens of demos inside the sensory-deprivation chambers of VR headsets and noise-canceling headphones.
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The kingdom, which is set to allow women to drive this summer but still requires them to have a male guardian, does not have an all-encompassing codified legal code.
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The constant reveals of dead bodies may not be the foundation for most friendships, but the show does capture the complicated and all encompassing feeling of friendship during this time.
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Never mind that Amazon's dominance has resulted from its all-encompassing convenience and extreme cost-cutting, neither of which would be easy for a brick-and-mortar retailer to imitate.
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At the end of the day, managing risk is a critical part of La Padula's role, and he aims to have an all-encompassing look at a client's financial life.
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Inspired by Schwitters's destroyed "Merzbau" (1923-1937), an ever-changing collage sculpture that consumed his entire workspace, Hadid designed an all-encompassing grotto on which to show the artist's works.
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The satire is all-encompassing: journalists and their readers get scuffed, and so do hostile little children and high-principled women who refuse to admit that they've been taken in.
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Instead of emphasizing jump scares, there's a more gradual sense of all-encompassing fear — it really conveys the idea that Pennywise is an element that pervades the town of Derry.
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As all-encompassing as the Uber affair had become, Fernandez said that Gurley committed to Solv last year even as the turmoil around the ride-hailing company started to surface.
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Einstein was specifically referring to theories of principle in physics, but the idea that science could produce such powerful, all-encompassing explanations appealed to scholars in a range of fields.
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Recently, designers such as Alessandro Michele at Gucci and Hedi Slimane at Celine have reimagined that title to wield all-encompassing power over the aesthetic direction of a luxury house.
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They might also resist the authors' steady focus on social class and search instead for more all-encompassing measures of well-being, like G.D.P., which obscure the growing class divide.
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Under Neumann's stewardship, We Company was a cash-burning, globe-spanning, all-encompassing community developer that would usher in a new kind of capitalism, operating under the banner of "We".
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This must be what people who like ASMR feel when they hear acrylic nails tapping on a mechanical keyboard: a peace so all encompassing that you feel a little high.
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The agreement fell short of an all-encompassing deal, with key questions unresolved over the shape of the changes to Greece's pensions, as well as its tax and labor rules.
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I felt demoralized in a way that reminded me of when the handle comes off the grocery bag and your apples roll down the stairs: dull, but somehow all-encompassing.
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Almost none of that has been built for esports yet, putting PlayVS in a unique position to build an all-encompassing environment where they're both the platform and the infrastructure.
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Instead of feeling like they are all-encompassing things that are happening to me, I am able to detach and see them as things I can choose my relationship to.
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It is linked to the all-encompassing Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP), which monitors personal relationships and detects irregularities such as people using a phone that is not registered to them.
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Maybe it's all a harmonious coincidence, but there are quite a few games for Sony's PlayStation 4 virtual reality headset that revolve around the mixing of music and all-encompassing visuals.
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We all think that we need that connection, that all-encompassing love so deep that a mountain or the ocean would be jealous, but connection does come in so many forms.
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According to the United Nations, the regime "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Kim.
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This year I explored the body as a whole and its relationship to landscape, so I increased my paintings to 36 by 48 inches, a size that is more all-encompassing.
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Placed in the context of a speculative future, The Jetsons' all-encompassing whiteness suggests a similarly ominous explanation: people of color either died, or were killed off, in the intervening centuries.
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They don't want you back An all-encompassing arms control agreement with China and Russia would be a historic achievement, but that would require a motivation to negotiate with us first.
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Fluency in the classics was de rigueur among the American upper class into which Eva was born in 1874, but her interest in Greek culture soared to exceptional, all-encompassing heights.
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Meituan Dianping, the Tencent-backed, all-encompassing platform for local services, continues to put the brakes on bike-sharing and ride-hailing, the company said on its earnings call on Thursday.
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Free NowThis is BMW and Daimler's all-encompassing vision, which includes ride-hailing, taxis, private car rides, rentals, e-scooters — basically anything that can get you where you want to go.
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From the almost anthemic "Nightbound" to the deep dark bowels of "Subterranea," Tribulation crafts moods with each song that are all-encompassing, transporting listeners into vivid scenes dripping with dark atmospheres.
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Throughout the story, the three kids seem to be locked in an all-encompassing love triangle, with the film culminating in a dramatic Less Than Zero-type breakdown in their relationships.
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And yet, the adjective is all over the internet as the all-encompassing moniker of choice in almost any how-to service piece that has ever crawled across your Facebook feed.
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The unicorn trend has taken over in such an all-encompassing way, that we'd venture to guess a good portion of the population may currently be suffering from some serious burnout.
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In just a few short years, cell phones have gone from bricks that take 10 hours to charge to an all-encompassing phone, camera, credit card, computer, gaming console, and more.
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Hours after PEOPLE confirmed that Britney, 37, had checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment," Jamie Lynn, 20143, sent a message of support to the pop star on Instagram.
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It is a dominant force in the stock market and the economy, one so all-encompassing that tech may no longer even be a useful concept for understanding today's stock market.
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Doesn't have the votes in the Senate and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has made clear he has no interest in a broad, all-encompassing immigration debate without a guaranteed outcome.
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The agreement fell short of an all-encompassing deal, with key questions unresolved over the shape of the changes to Greece's pensions, as well as its tax and labor rules. nyti.
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No topic seemed to be off limits, and thanks to a trove of extensive interviews, the magazine was able to compile an all-encompassing narrative guide to the popular reality show.
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In short, Larry Bird has a lot in common with Gail O'Grady, who as Daniel Stern's wife threatens divorce due to his all-encompassing fandom and not for, like, kidnapping somebody.
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In addition to valuations, Hussman likes to lean on market internals and measures of overextension to provide an all-encompassing picture of where market sentiment is, and which direction it's trending.
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If that demographic — which has now become an intense, all-encompassing political identity — is to maintain its traditional hold on power, it can only do so through increasingly anti-democratic means.
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There's a numbing effect to the all-encompassing cruelty we're inundated with on a daily basis in the US. The exhibition refocuses these broad topics and events through specific, personal stories.
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For his part, Krueger adding that an "all-encompassing" fight with Democrats could pull Trump's attention away from the fragile trade talks and reduces the odds of even a partial deal.
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He does not try to extrapolate Stephen's narrative into some all-encompassing portrayal of ambition and hubris, but remains firmly in the realm of this particular boy in this particular moment.
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Until then, the Fed reserves the right to add additional punishments if new information arises, but based on the state of play today this punishment is meant to be all encompassing.
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Modular and customizable to suit each creator/artist brand, StageBloc technology will integrate with Fullscreen's proprietary technology and services infrastructure, the Creator Platform, to become an all-encompassing resource for creators.
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And for many teams, this increased focus on both content and skill has grown Fortnite's esports scene to offer a more all-encompassing experience than other esports ecosystems that currently exist.
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Trump's success at carrying most white women against the first major-party female nominee showed the mistake of considering them a monolith through the all-encompassing prism of the gender gap.
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But for the common people of Sicily, and its capital, Palermo, the Mafia has been a long-term waking nightmare, yielding incredibly high murder rates and viral, nearly all-encompassing corruption.
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However, it's simultaneously called attention to how the progression of inclusion isn't always linear or all-encompassing, with some #FirstTimeISawMe respondents pointing out how poor representation has been for particular communities.
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And given the enormous amount of freely available news stories that Apple can pull in, maybe it isn't as concerned with making News Plus — a misnomer, clearly — an all-encompassing news source.
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Unfortunately, by no means are these all-encompassing ways to work through the emotions brought on by Harvey Weinstein's alleged actions, nor is there a prescriptive method for untangling this thorny web.
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This all-encompassing entertainment hub will allow you to play your favorite games both online and offline, stream 4K video on Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube, and even listen to music on Spotify.
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For Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies -- a group that supports reduced immigration, taking on an all-encompassing approach could sink it before it goes anywhere.
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Unlike the College Board&aposs AP program, which offers single subject courses and is still the most common nationally, the lesser-known International Baccalaureate program is more all-encompassing in subject matter.
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Either way, we can probably look forward to seeing Samsung and Synaptics finishing off their work and releasing a phone whose all-encompassing display is capable of reading its user's fingerprint directly.
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The list below is by no means an all-encompassing cloud encyclopaedia, but it will surely sets straight a few common misconceptions about using the cloud — debunked for your pleasure by IBM.
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But they're similarly hard to budge, having constructed entire modes of interaction, consumption and identity verification that are now intimately interwoven with our lives, so all-encompassing that they've practically become invisible.
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This is an all-encompassing term that includes several game-changing technologies, such as internet-connected products, like your home's front door, lights, and appliances that you can monitor while at work.
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He travelled the globe, wrote columns for left-wing newspapers and produced six more novels: one, "Foucault's Pendulum" (1988), about an all-encompassing conspiracy theory; another, "Baudolino" (2000), about webs of lies.
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Writer-director Osgood Perkins, previously known for his debut film festival-darling The Blackcoat's Daughter (AKA February), employs a tantalizing, maddening kind of minimalism while exploring a story of all-encompassing breadth.
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Following her fifth-grade experience, Askew spent summers at the Naval Academy, where she was further exposed to what she describes as the "all-encompassing approach" to education offered at military academies.
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These companies aren't out to nail trends, as the fast fashion manufacturers of past decades did, but rather to sell an all-encompassing clothing system through which consumers are meant to live.
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Candidates should be trumpeting policies that will mean stronger accountability metrics for schools; support for schools as they attend to the all-encompassing needs of their students; and better incentives for teachers.
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Of course, in the mind of the perpetrators, there is always a relationship; they are waging a righteous war against the West, which they see as an almost mythical, all-encompassing monster.
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The all-encompassing fog that makes navigation difficult, the tank controls, the dreadful combat—it makes the player feel one with protagonist James Sunderland, who stumbles through a world he can't comprehend.
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But what started as an innocent exercise in caring for virtual alien pets and messaging internet friends eventually turned into the all-encompassing, bloodthirsty pursuit to acquire as much wealth as possible.
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So pressure — the all-encompassing weight of long-term excellence and tradition, not to mention a multiyear fight with U.S. Soccer that continues in the courts — was built into the job description.
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Your victory might be to weep straight through a toast, or to crack wise, or to do a little dance, or to settle for the all-encompassing "L'chaim" or its cultural equivalent.
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In addition to the S&P, the most all-encompassing large-cap stock index, the Dow tumbled 7.3% while the Nasdaq, which is concentrated in technology names, slid 6.9% before trading stopped.
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Google Brain's members, who pushed and helped oversee the Translate project, believe that such a machine would be on its way to serving as a generally intelligent all-encompassing personal digital assistant.
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Jordan Weissmann at Slate argues that a better all-encompassing measure of the health of the job market is the share of the population between ages 25 to 54 who are working.
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In one unnerving section, the narrator recounts the incremental steps that led to this all-encompassing control — first, he let Aunt Nettie keep his calendar, then respond to emails on his behalf.
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The new How To guide is all-encompassing, covering everything from telling startup founders how to judge their preparedness, how to draft their stories, prepare their investment materials, and meet with investors.
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Andrew Cuomo and other pro-Amazon politicians need to see the danger of sublimating all facets of our daily lives into a single all-encompassing company, which is clearly Amazon's business model.
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" But of even greater concern should be the Chinese leader's insistence that the pipeline is the most tangible evidence of an "all-encompassing partnership and strategic co-operation entering a new epoch.
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In New York City today, Google unveiled the next big refresh of its devices, from a new convertible laptop to an all-encompassing Home Hub, and a pair of Pixel 3 smartphones.
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In black, white and gray; right angle; and three primaries, Mondrian hit on a formula that feels all-encompassing, and the impeccable balance of his palette also comes through in his construction.
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Shout Your Abortion is a timely, revelatory collection of personal essays expressing the intimate details of having an abortion—not necessarily the procedure itself, but the all-encompassing events, feelings, and moment.
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Another SHRM survey found that 21 percent of organizations offer paid paternity leave and another 17 percent of companies surveyed offer all-encompassing parental leave, which includes all new parents, regardless of gender.
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Grocery budgets, diets, preferred food intake, and store prices will vary widely from person to person and region to region, so let these tips serve as helpful suggestions and not all-encompassing guarantees.
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Scout Niblett – "Wolfie" From her 2005 album Kidnapped By Neptune, Scout Niblett's "Wolfie" is a heartbreakingly honest description of the all-encompassing vividness of love, delivered with her trademark heaviness and emotional intensity.
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From that perspective, Trump's coupling of concerns about the distributional effects of trade and immigration with pro-growth regulatory and tax reform is less disturbing than Clinton's all-encompassing anti-growth redistribution agenda.
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Groups like ISIS and al Qaeda are the latest manifestation of a dangerous strain of totalitarian thinking that rejects and subordinates all universal norms and values to a single, violent, all-encompassing dogma.
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On a good day, Google (or Alphabet, if you prefer) is the most valuable company in the world by market cap, with dozens of different products supported by an all-encompassing ad network.
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Watson's character Mae joins the staff of The Circle, a technology and social media company that strives to combine every kind of online platform you can think of into one all-encompassing program.
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But this season at New York Fashion Week, sleeve manipulation has reached a new, all encompassing level: It's gone so far, in fact, that designers are adding superfluous sleeves to garments...on purpose.
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" Dakin Hart, the senior curator of the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, Queens, described the ceiling as a "hugely important" and early example of the artist creating an "all-encompassing artistic environment.
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There are critical issues at stake, and when our president seems to go through administration officials like regular people change socks, it should be no surprise that our all-encompassing strategy may suffer.
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But it's also a revealing one, showing that the Republican Party is moving away from past priorities, like lowering the deficit, and towards an all-encompassing drive to explicitly punish their political opponents.
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It's just that ODHs are no longer new; they have faded into the manic background from which they emerged, and become part of the broader landscape of college basketball's signature all-encompassing overage.
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Only since Mr. Trump took office, and especially in the past year, has a Cold War-like panic seized Washington, elevating individual complaints about Chinese actions into all-encompassing opposition to Chinese power.
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Ailey's all-encompassing vocabulary included the athletes from the running tracks and the fly-girls from the videos, the swaying of church ministers and the hip-switching of Caribbean dance hall and carnival.
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Everything from my sensitivity to getting my nails cut to my inability to navigate shoelaces to my overly formal manner of speaking to my all-encompassing interest in the Titanic were textbook symptoms.
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Without major changes, if last week's omnibus is any indication, we're on track to let Congress take just one vote a year, rolling together every piece of legislation into one all-encompassing bill.
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Jeremy Corbyn is immune to the truth because he is in the grip of an all-encompassing ideology about the evils of capitalism and imperialism, and the wonders of socialism and people power.
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But when we looked around at our engineering colleagues, we could see that the demands of young children did not work well with the all-encompassing nature of a career in high tech.
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Away from "the all-encompassing and smothering embrace of America" — the motherland — these women peek out from the losses of their past tense, the temporariness of their present, and begin to see one another.
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Christine Mangan's heart-stopping thriller Tangerine will suck you in, and not just for the dark, mounting tension at its core, but also for its ability to build an all-encompassing world around you.
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Be smart, from Axios managing editor Kim Hart: It's what every generation has to grapple with — how to keep boys from succumbing to the all-encompassing latest technology folded into a shooting video game.
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"Call Me by Your Name," the bulk of which takes place over the course of a few summer weeks, offered a visceral depiction of the all-encompassing and transformative properties of falling in love.
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Because HomeKit is designed to be the secure all-encompassing platform for IoT devices for iPhone users, there's no way Apple will ever include other standards because, by their definition, they're stupid and insecure.
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The all-encompassing term, which includes shared platforms from mobility to elderly care services, raked in $764 billion in 2017, shows a report by China's Sharing Economy Research Center of the State Information Center.
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All-encompassing doesn't even begin to cut it at Wilderness Lodge's playful lobby restaurant, where the grub offered on their all-you-can-eat platters doesn't nearly outweight the server shenanigans bound to occur.
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However, rather than trying to create a new all-encompassing social network to rival the likes of Facebook, Shoelace seems to have much more modest ambitions that take aim at Facebook's ubiquitous Events functionality.
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Now, you need to activate "web & app activity," the infamous all-encompassing privacy destroyer — I used to store my home and work address and I can no longer change those addresses without enabling that.
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But, as Mr Thomas points out, the new Pangaea is best seen not as a continuous land mass, but as an all-encompassing archipelago—a mosaic of ecosystems in intermittent contact with each other.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) attempted to restore the rights of every felon who had completed his sentence, but the Virginia state Supreme Court ruled he could not make such a unilateral and all-encompassing decision.
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Given the pace at which these partnerships are coming together, it's possible to imagine ride-hail companies taking on the role of all-encompassing, smartphone-driven public transit providers, one town at a time.
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Uber and Lyft each want to be the all-encompassing transportation platform of the future, shepherding people around the world through whatever means is best suited — and the ride-hailing firms are getting close.
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Truth #4: The way we listen, watch and play is changing The YouTube of 2010 may have inspired some important viral moments, but the YouTube of 2019 is a massive all-encompassing entertainment hub.
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There are thousands who have more all-encompassing duties across the border, like a source of mine, based in San Diego County, who has a cousin on dialysis in Tijuana whom she looks after.
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The astral energy projecting itself onto you in June will be an all-encompassing, distorting force, enabling your darkest emotions and causing you to feel like your closest friends are judging your past decisions.
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Their fifth album and its 13 tracks have several of the hallmarks that define the band's sound, like wistful melodies, guitar-driven grooves, and an all-encompassing warm vibe, but it's strikingly more adventurous.
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It does not impose a strict or all-encompassing code of conduct on governing bodies or operators of funds; rather it establishes an overall framework for good corporate governance within which funds should operate.
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The other would be an all-encompassing "obstruction of Congress" article in which the myriad Trump investigations led by six House committees could present their best evidence that Trump stonewalled them with unprecedented intensity.
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But there is a real fear that such an all encompassing defense posture will lead to unending commitments, a military required to be everywhere, and a defense budget that will lurch upward over time.
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Similarly, WarnerMedia seems to be thinking of HBO — which already has a robust streaming operation in HBO Go and HBO Now — as the core of what will eventually become a more all-encompassing streaming service.
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Her outing at the luxury L.A. hotspot is the second time she has been spotted since the source told PEOPLE exclusively that she checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" earlier this month.
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But Genius' shift is more dramatic than most: going from all-encompassing annotator of the internet to a more traditional media company model, chasing video views alongside an ever-growing number of well-capitalized competitors.
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Lenders that operate across a wider range of verticals typically do not have an intimate sector understanding, so they often look to charge higher fees and request a more all-encompassing security package to compensate.
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It's unclear whether Dauberman's new adaptation will center on a single story or try to pull some all-encompassing move like the Goosebumps remake, but whatever happens, that nutbag Dr. Vink better make an appearance.
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So if you really want to put your heart to the test this Valentine's Day, you can try plunging yourself into that all-encompassing black void that is trying to crush you at every moment.
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But almost any country would be staggered by a government initiative as all-encompassing as the Green New Deal resolution that Ms Ocasio-Cortez and Ed Markey, a senator from Massachusetts, have introduced into Congress.
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The goal of Facebook — and Messenger — in all these announcements seems to be to make the experience within Messenger so useful and all-encompassing that there's never a reason to swipe away to another app.
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"The idea that individual software must be all-encompassing is a thing of the past; we live in an era where add-ons should be embraced instead of being seen as a threat," Barrett says.
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The Walk Free Foundation was founded in 2012 by Australian philanthropists, Andrew and Nicola Forrest, and developed what it described as the world's first all-encompassing global estimate of slavery with country-by-country data.
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Of note: Leaders are planning to address the outstanding issues through the amendment process -- some in an large, all encompassing amendment that will likely come toward the end of the process, others as standalone proposals.
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Art alone wasn't able to help the artist, and yet it was all encompassing: "I am my work… I am not what I am as a person," she told art historian Linda Nochlin in 1998.
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But several of the chosen movies also grapple with seemingly implacable destructive forces, or with living in a world of all-encompassing disjointedness, where so few feel assured of what they're supposed to do anymore.
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Total potential debt for the U.S. by one all-encompassing measure is running close to 143,000% of GDP, according to an analysis that suggests danger but also cautions against reading too much into the level.
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"Becoming a Man" is a book that could easily span several books, but its ambition is to be all-encompassing, to lay all of its contradictions in one space and see what complicated truths arise.
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Dave Lehman, managing director of commodity research and product development, said discussions about the new settlement procedure were part of an all-encompassing review of the market by CME, driven by concerns about price swings.
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The manifesto demands a ban to minarets - the towers of a mosque from where the call to Muslim prayer is made - and the burqa, the all-encompassing body garment worn by some conservative Muslim women.
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In the balcony, it's so much easier to see how all-encompassing the systems the characters are trapped in have become, because the patterns in Chavkin's blocking of the actors are more clear from above.
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Maybe MBJ wants the revenge America deserves on Drago's unholy spawn so badly that he can't even begin to come to terms with the all-encompassing rage he feels when the name "Drago" is uttered.
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In fact, the state of eternal babyhood it implies seems to have spun out into all-encompassing cultural obsession, from "Sanrio-core" meme pages and "kidcore" aesthetic accounts, to brands selling plushies for grown-ups.
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"Cyber is the rare kind of all-encompassing challenge for which the Congress's jurisdictional boundaries are an impediment to sufficient oversight and legislative action," McCain wrote to McConnell in a letter, cosigned by fellow GOP Sen.
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By the end of each film, infidelities and face tattoos have been swept aside, replaced by an all-encompassing bromance that renders those mistakes forgivable; the overarching message being that shared suffering brings us closer together.
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"There is a little bit of a hidden expectation there that having a role like the one I have here is so all-encompassing that it takes literally every waking hour of the day," said Underwood.
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Ultimately, both Sehgal and Etcetera use site specificity to give context to their public performances, each utilizing location as a sort of all encompassing character, though each differ substantially in their chosen sites, methods, and tactics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Janelle Monáe's Dirty Computer is an ambitious, politically outspoken, all-encompassing pop-R&B statement album at a time when the existence of such a thing is not a given.
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Cards are an interesting choice for Snapchat — they build on the functionality of Snap Map, which launched earlier this summer, and show how Snapchat is becoming a more all-encompassing platform than its competitor, Instagram Stories.
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That dynamic stretches throughout Ready Player One, scripted by Cline and X-Men: The Last Stand writer Zak Penn, and directed by Spielberg as a whiplash-fast tear through a world-spanning, all-encompassing video game.
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There's a sad vanity to Elvis as interpreted by Shannon, a sense that the role of Elvis that Elvis himself played was so weighty and all-encompassing that he couldn't help but be lost by it.
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The singer has been spending quality time with her loved ones after seeking treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility as she continues to cope with her father Jamie's recovery following his life-threatening colon rupture.
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Cyril Brule, founder of Viva Model Management and the head of a French union for modeling agencies, said the companies' all-encompassing ban could be more effective than regulations and laws brought in by individual countries.
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Her outing at the luxury L.A. hotspot is the second time she has been spotted out since the source told PEOPLE exclusively that she checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" earlier this month.
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At the same time, there is a pervasive cosmic unease, the anxiety that they don't quite understand the meaning of life, or have not surrendered to some all-encompassing commitment that would bring coherence and peace.
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The resolution, which has skyrocketed to the top of the progressive agenda, outlines an all-encompassing plan that prioritizes climate change alongside economic justice and calls for federal investment into green infrastructure on a massive scale.
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A party congress last month appeared to strengthen Mr. Xi's authority and usher in a new era of strongman rule in China, laying out a vision of society under the all-encompassing control of the party.
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Later, he told reporters that the U.S. objective was to make China's commitments "more specific, all-encompassing and enforceable" with a mechanism for taking action if China fails to follow through, but declined to provide details.
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The state of play: While a huge Green New Deal-style mobilization lacks legs in Congress, its all-encompassing conceptual framing — climate as inseparable from industrial policy, human rights and much more — is carrying the day.
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It was this all-encompassing approach, as much as his style of play and his track record, that had made Guardiola so appealing to Manchester City, that inspired the club to pursue him for so long.
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It's difficult to see their vision in this darkness, where scant light filters through blocked windows, where the flashlight uncovers decaying furniture, and where no light is necessary to discover the all-encompassing raw sewage stench.
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Those of us who grew up in the Cold War have rather missed it — the persistent, well-designed, all-encompassing salesmanship of Life's Correct Path, backed up with textbooks, posters and unspeakable stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
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He would also like to see Memphis, the city where he was born and has lived his entire life aside from a stint in the Army, embrace what he described as Dr. King's all-encompassing vision.
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Although many of these artists did not directly align themselves with the Western notions of feminism, their art posited a very nuanced and important intervention within the all-encompassing canopy of the Western export of feminism.
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In his rare interviews, Nikitin has outlined his ambitious vision for White Rex as an all-encompassing lifestyle brand — a sort of Nike for Nazis — that promotes his old, ugly ideology as something strong, healthy, and aspirational.
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The Pentagon has more or less quit the post-9/11 'Global War on Terror' as we know it, demoting the fight from an all-encompassing battle to something closer to the management of a virulent disease.
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The Dolby Atmos surround sound, which is built into both the S29 and S9+, takes any streaming experience to the next level: The audio is powerfully loud and all-encompassing, making for a far more immersive experience.
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The games that just utilize the bundled Xbox controller are perfectly fine, but they largely end up selling the Rift as some sort of all-encompassing 3D monitor rather than the full VR system that it is.
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There are now four new skills that play sounds of thunderstorms, rain, the ocean or a babbling brook, as well as an all-encompassing "Sleep Sounds" skill that offers 42 different soothing options from which to choose.
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Less a show than an all-encompassing experience, the self-described psychedelic afrobeat collective is made up of a rotating ensemble of performers covered in bodypaint, dressed in tribal wear, and outfitted with every percussive instrument imaginable.
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For the kids in Hill's movie, skateboarding is their reason for existence, an all-encompassing obsession that drowns out everything else and serves as a release for all the fucked-up stuff happening elsewhere in their lives.
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Mr. Schamus was more or less unemployed, the picture was boutiquey and smart, and, with his youngest daughter at college, he and his wife were empty nesters, giving him time for the all-encompassing demands of directing.
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Among the weight-loss programs and anti-aging products, a significant chunk of that industry likely has some connection to Goop, which is among the best-known names offering all-encompassing conversations and products on "aspirational" wellness.
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And it's really these leaks in recent years that have allowed the IRS and the rest of the public to really get a vision of how this system works and how big it is, how all-encompassing.
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Uber Elevate is Uber's all-encompassing term for its initiative to launch Uber Air, which is its aerial electric ride-hailing service, as well as any other initiatives (think food delivery) that may benefit from air transport.
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Back Bay Audio Newbury Bluetooth speaker — $33.98 See Details For bigger sound in a smaller package, the Owlee Aviary wireless Bluetooth speaker features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams.
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If I had to guess, this is the same story we'll see in the next few decades in America: There will never be an all-encompassing law that contains the full wish list of gun control advocates.
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When we log on, The Discourse stares us in the face only for an instant—that instant in which we get some perspective on how simultaneously all-encompassing and false it is—before it sucks us in.
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Entropy proved intriguing to him because, as he understood it, energy was ''more easily lost than obtained'' and thus, ''in the ultimate future the whole universe will burn out and be transformed into an all-encompassing sameness.
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But they need to understand that once they express a strong political opinion, they lessen something important entertainment provides: a break from the ardent and all-encompassing politics that have left Americans feeling divided, anxious and angry.
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It features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams, is compatible with Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC-enabled devices for ultra-flexibility, and lasts for nine hours on a single charge.
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We don't know much about what Colony's aliens have planned for us, but we know it's probably not great — and as episode eight's reveal of a prison colony on the moon suggests, it's also pretty all-encompassing.
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Despite the good work that these and other committees have done on their own, cyber is the rare kind of all-encompassing challenge for which the Congress's jurisdictional boundaries are an impediment to sufficient oversight and legislative action.
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Kraleigh Woodford, the head of digital client experience for UBS wealth management in the US, told Business Insider in an interview that her team tried to lean into the idea of an all-encompassing solution for managing wealth.
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ExxonMobil calculated an all-encompassing dollar figure for all climate change regulations that would impact demand, such as automobile fuel economy rules or windmill subsidies that would decrease the need for oil, the company's attorney Theodore Wells said.
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As social media sites grow more massive and all-encompassing, one startup is looking to bring back the friendly customization of Myspace to a new generation of users looking to define their online presence in a unique way.
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While tectonic shifts in the tech industry have seen CES and its ilk decrease in relevance over the past decade, some product categories have been less affected by the rise of all-encompassing platforms pushed by software titans.
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The 37-year-old pop star, who is continuing to focus on her health after seeking treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility earlier this year, attended 13-year-old son Sean Preston's eighth grade graduation this week.
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The singer has been spending quality time with the people she loves after seeking treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility as she continues to cope with her father Jamie's recovery after suffering a life-threatening colon rupture.
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And with this $55 all-encompassing tarp in the back of your car, you can easily haul your tree off to the dump without worrying about needles and tree sap mucking up your meticulously clean ride.[Pro-Idee]
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Along with the web browsing functions, the Chrome integration will give you a shot at watching YouTube videos in all-encompassing VR, providing one of the most immersive platforms to watch funny cat videos we've seen to date.
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The singer has been spending quality time with the people she loves after seeking treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility as she continues to cope with her father Jamie's recovery after suffering a life-threatening colon rupture.
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Three female party members said other voters and authorities securing the polling stations appeared surprised to see the group of women wearing all-encompassing burqa gowns and niqabs, the full-face veils worn by ultra-conservative Muslim women.
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"It is very important now that we go into these negotiations aiming for an all encompassing free trade arrangement and do whatever can be done to head off the risk of falling back into WTO regulations," she said.
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Lévy is a student of Kraftwerk, and part of his power lies in his ability to create an all-encompassing concept, uniting his music with a distinct visual aesthetic; he often pairs his songs with striking, cinematic videos.
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In fact, "Cloudbusting" is just one of many examples of Bush's gift for taking a narrative (think, even, of her most famous song "Wuthering Heights") and reinventing it for her own purposes, to make more all-encompassing points.
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Looser is careful to avoid any claims that are attractive in their sweep but reductive in their implications, like the idea that Jane Austen had a single all-encompassing brand in one decade and another in the next.
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Xi Thought, which is literally the collection of his public statements, is an all-encompassing guide for China's professed aims of becoming an economic and military power by 2050, under the strict control of the ruling Communist Party.
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That would not typically generate a great deal of enthusiasm, but San Francisco's rebuilt defense has the 49ers ranked second in the N.F.L. in Football Outsiders' all-encompassing Defense-adjusted Value Over Average statistic, trailing only New England.
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The all-encompassing boundaries permit these companies to blend grapes grown 75 miles apart, as the car drives, and claim they are making an estate wine, which they could not do if the grapes came from different appellations.
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The all-encompassing fury over the attempted coup has meant that some Turks have no sympathy for the victims of the purge; some are afraid of being tainted by them, and some snitch on them to save themselves.
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Trump, the ultimate dealmaker, thinks he can continue to squeeze Iran with the slow choke of sanctions, holding out the option of a one-on-one, Art of the All-Encompassing Deal meeting between himself and President Rouhani.
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Journalist James Andrew Miller, who specializes in big, all-encompassing oral histories of giant culture-makers like Saturday Night Live and ESPN, has started working on an oral history of HBO, according to people familiar with his plans.
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Amid her father's recent "life-threatening" health issues, the pop star decided to check in to an "all-encompassing wellness treatment" facility, a source exclusively told PEOPLE this week — and Kevin Federline "commends" her for it, Entertainment Tonight reported.
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A day in court exposes the all-encompassing challenge of the epidemic, affecting everything from a child's birthday party to renting an apartment to getting your nails done, for people with drug problems bad enough to lead to arrest.
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Amid her father's recent "life-threatening" health issues, the pop star decided to check in to an "all-encompassing wellness treatment" facility, a source exclusively told PEOPLE this week — and Federline "commends" her for it, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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" Mr. Dudum said hair wellness is all-encompassing, a way to introduce men to the conversations around hair health that female consumers have been having for years, whether that be about excess oil, split ends, thinning hair or "volumizing.
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" She believes the art represents that visually because, in an effort to be all-encompassing, it paints important black figures, "in ridiculous situations, or situations that don't make sense, or situations that go against what they actually stood for.
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Disney is calling the California Adventure expansion an "immersive" experience, but it's important to note that from the preliminary information it doesn't seem like this will be an all-encompassing fictional land that guests will be able to visit.
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The Republican nominee, reeling from self-inflicted wounds that played into his rival Hillary Clinton's charge that he lacks the temperament to be commander in chief, promised an all-encompassing struggle with Islamic terror modeled on the Cold War.
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Abdullah Asrat, spokesman for the governor of Paktia province, said the heavily armed attackers, disguised in the all-encompassing burkas worn by conservative Afghan women, opened fire on private security guards outside the mosque in the city of Gardez.
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We'd recommend an all-encompassing two-factor app just for convenience and security's sake, keeping all your codes in one central stronghold, but you've still got the option of choosing dedicated apps if you prefer to keep everything separate.
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This all-encompassing brand is taken over the top with a head of romaine lettuce perched on a windowsill, signalling two meanings of the word "craze": the trend of consuming health, and the insanity of taking it too far.
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I think this project is also responding to that and trying to have that all encompassing feel, saying, okay, now you can download a being into your home, in your relationships, in your head, and connected via the internet.
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"The conviction came to me that responsible parenthood," she wrote, is but a small segment of something much larger—responsible sexuality—which is itself but a segment of the all-encompassing concept of total responsibility in all human relationships.
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That is because it is not willing to compromise on what it considers a core value — the unquestionable and all-encompassing power of the Chinese Communist Party, the CCP, over all the territories it claims (and that includes Taiwan).
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While the Cleveland Cavaliers' "All In" is a bit generic, the Golden State Warriors' "Strength in Numbers" has represented an all-encompassing set of values that defined the team as it rolled to a 73-9 regular-season record.
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If any arc on The Walking Dead was going to tilt Morgan's pacifism into a resolve to kill and keep killing, it was always going to be the Negan arc, with its all-encompassing cloud of violence and sadism.
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" Mr. DeLuca, then a 50-year-old bachelor living on Manhattan's West Side — he has since moved into her East Side apartment — said he has "never experienced the kind of all-encompassing love I have with Sophia and Wilhelmina.
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In addition to the more vibrant and lifelike visuals, you'll also be getting an all-encompassing entertainment device that can play music, stream video from your favorite TV services (plus play Blu-ray discs), and even browse the web.
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The remark by Bannon, a strong advocate of an "all-encompassing war" against China, came days after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order effectively banning Huawei from the U.S. market and cutting off its vital components supply.
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The pop star's longtime manager Larry Rudolph gave TMZ an update on Spears, 37, who canceled her anticipated Las Vegas residency in January before seeking treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility, which she left in April after a month.
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The project is pretty all-encompassing, with he and others focusing on user experience, circulation, optimizing daily maintenance access, as well as working on weight saving, all in an effort to achieve the best interior feeling aboard the space station.
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It starts with Hayley Kiyoko, sure, but while stanning Janelle Monáe, Kristen Stewart and a multitude of other visible queer women at the same time, they often also function as an all-encompassing safe space to explore and express mutual interests.
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It constructs pointlessly elaborate schemes — with which, say, Frank can steal a presidential election and reinstall himself as president — then assumes the couple's ruthless efficiency is so all-encompassing that the results of those schemes play out offscreen between episodes.
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"Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era," as it is officially known, is an all encompassing theory guiding China to become a global military and economic power under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party.
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"It's not an all-encompassing group, but in our small communities, we started noticing these accounts purporting to be black, that's where this started," said I'Nasah Crockett, a black woman who has worked to identify accounts purporting to be black.
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Unburdened from the pressure of churning out trendy radio singles and hitting album sales targets, performers like Jepsen have embraced an altogether different type of pop success, something quainter than the all-encompassing appeal their sound might have them pegged for.
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Earlier this month, a source told PEOPLE that Spears had checked into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment" to take time for herself while caring for her father, Jamie, who was hospitalized in November 2018 after his colon spontaneously ruptured.
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The former startup, which Walmart bought for more than $3.3 billion last year, is the crown jewel of its recent acquisition spree, an all-encompassing retail site that ambitiously took aim at Amazon with a cutting edge price algorithm. Jet.
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But while we were all mesmerized by TATB, Set It Up, and The Kissing Booth, and everything else in Netflix's all-encompassing attempt to make us all believe in love again, the streaming service snuck some other stuff into the queue.
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But the PlayStation 4 is more than just a gaming console — it's also an all-encompassing entertainment device packed to the brim with your favorite TV and music streaming apps, a full internet browser, and more (and it plays Blu-rays).
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Startups are alienating: The all-encompassing nature of a startup often causes founders to spend less time with family, friends and significant others, and many are required to re-locate away from these support networks for funding or strategic reasons.
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But the President's ambition for an all-encompassing deal is clouded by his track record, and observers are increasingly worried that the unraveling of existing accords under the Trump administration could lead to a more unstable future for nuclear proliferation globally.
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To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter Regarding the release of Winds of Winter, though, Martin shot down rumors about the reason for its delay.
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The corruption and shady financial dealings that landed much of Trumpworld in legal hot water are so vast and all-encompassing that virtually no aspect of Donald Trump's presidency can escape untouched — and American policy toward Syria is no exception.
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This has been matched by an equally dynamic shift in sound, from their initial hip-hop-oriented style to an all-encompassing interest in genres ranging from R&B to EDM to esoteric flourishes of Latin-American pop and jazz.
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The jury's out on how many people are actually using the feature — we've been seeing more ghostly profiles filling up our Story feeds than actual content — and the issue of an all-encompassing audience could be part of the problem.
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"I like the scenery, being underground, feeling the beat of the train," said Mr. Southerland, whose love of transport is all encompassing: He works for Hertz and aspires to be a train conductor, or start his own charter bus business.
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LeEco, for its part, is insistent that it has not abandoned the U.S. market, though the company previously announced a shift in strategy from an all-encompassing approach, to one more focused specifically on Chinese language families living in the States.
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Taking their advice, instead of accepting the commonly held theories on the alt-right, I investigated the community of Trump supporters further and found a diverse, intellectual and multifaceted community that prides itself on its all-encompassing embrace of free speech.
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You have to be an able-bodied person with remarkable affluence and free time to not buy any of your food from drive-through windows, to forgo Walgreens for an independent pharmacy, to avoid all-encompassing superstores that slash prices.
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Starting as a pilot project with a small state grant in 2001, the center's all-encompassing approach to trauma recovery and prevention – for survivors of gun violence, sexual assault, hate crimes and other violent offenses — has become a national model.
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Out of all the holiday deals for which we wait on tenterhooks, Nordstrom's might be the most anticipated of the season, and luckily their "Cyber" sale (their adjective for the all-encompassing Black Friday/Cyber Monday bonanza) does not disappoint.
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But their desire for an all-encompassing climate plan that includes social programs like a federal jobs guarantee has drawn criticism for trying to address too wide a range of issues from even some climate-concerned Democrats like Nancy Pelosi.
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They've got hyper-themed boxes for fandoms from Harry Potter to Hello Kitty, broader boxes for anime/horror/sci-fi fans or their namesake all-encompassing "Loot Crates" that bring in goodies from any and all walks of geek fandom.
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Stylistically, it's a departure: Her work has now dissolved into nameless characters and nonlinear poetry; the theme of the pain of love is all-encompassing, with the characters also being haunted by rape, incest, anorexia, mental illness, and other very real demons.
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The whole thing is an all-encompassing, calculated effort: his attempts at viral marketing (he has no PR), his eclectic musical interests, his high-production, cinematic, narrative-driven music videos (he writes, produces, and at least co-directs all of them himself).
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"With regards to music, I don't want to pigeonhole myself and say I am a musician or a visual artist because I feel like it's all-encompassing and I feel like every bit of my art is related to the other," she explained.
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As a result of the Muslim World League (MWL) Conference in one of Islam's two holiest cities, attended by more than 2628,28503 Muslim leaders representing 22020 countries and 27 Islamic sects, the charter sought to implement changes of an all-encompassing nature.
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Given that both writers received credit, a minor PR war ensued in the wake of the film's success, with Gunn often claiming that he totally reworked Perlman's script, while she implied that his work was perhaps less all-encompassing than he was claiming.
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McConnell, like many other GOP lawmakers, doesn't seem consumed by the all-encompassing coverage of the Mueller report and is using the two-week congressional recess to tend to issues back home, notably his re-election in 2020 to a seventh term.
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As we've said, not everyone always makes the distinction, and there's also a Javascript engine in each case to help process website code—but for simplicity's sake, we'll follow Wikipedia's lead and just use browsing engine as an all-encompassing term here.
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But that night, as I stepped out from the car and saw Matt dart from the house, I was unaware of the chaos that was about to surround me—an all-encompassing wave of devastation that I am still dealing with today.
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In addition to the delightfully sinister soundtrack of the in-game radio—check out "Atom Bomb Baby" for a flavor—Fallout 4 features a score that shifts with the player's actions, transforming the act of virtual exploration into an all-encompassing experience.
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Kanye West spat has been all-encompassing in terms of celebrities who've found their way into it, tensions reached a strange breaking point when Khloe Kardashian responded to actress Chloe Grace Moretz's sympathetic Swift tweet, and actress Ruby Rose had to step in.
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While the GDPR is all encompassing - mandating new requirements on everything from data collection, to use, to retention and deletion - the California law is much more targeted in its scope, focusing more specifically on consumer rights surrounding data at the point of collection.
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" In its most recent financial filing, Facebook acknowledges the risk of criminal activity with an all-encompassing line stating that its brands could be negatively impacted by users' actions, including "the use of our products or services for illicit, objectionable, or illegal ends.
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To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter Dragonstone interlude: Dany is worried about Jon Snow and trying to pretend like she's not worried about Jon Snow.
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"With regards to music, I don't want to pigeonhole myself and say I am a musician or a visual artist because I feel like it's all encompassing, and I feel like every bit of my art is related to the other," she said.
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Instead of being any particular kind of writer, she is, flagrantly, a consciousness — an abstract, all-encompassing energy field that inhabits a given piece of writing the way sunlight clings to a rock: delicately but with absolute force, always leaving a shadow behind.
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Though no dates have been revealed, when asked by a fan whether they'd be on the road in 2017, the band replied with a simple, all-encompassing "yes": For now that's all we know, but really it is all we need to know.
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It's not about unleashing teams and drivers to do what they want, but having a clear, all-encompassing rule structure that shuts down as much exploitation as possible, so there is not the need for stewards to get involved in the first place.
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The intensity of this moment — the moment that is the story, in which the natural world is all-encompassing and all-important — will pass and be relegated to the place of memory, and this realization is both astonishingly relieving and oddly disappointing.
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In this movie, she makes pain so palpably all-encompassing that you see it in her character's every glance and gesture: It squares Mildred's jaw, hardens her mouth and turns her face to stone, as if she were further fortifying her defenses.
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But regardless of the song's genre classification, it's now an indisputable hit: The Hot 100 is Billboard's most prestigious, all-encompassing chart; snagging the No. 1 slot means "Old Town Road" has conquered radio airplay, streaming, and music sales across all genres.
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The film consists of Jackson's narration, combined with archival footage and images from old movies and protest videos, so that it grows from monologue to all-encompassing experience, a trek through Baldwin's thinking as an observer and participant in America's rocky 20th century.
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Recently, he has been separating himself from his peers by categorizing his creations as REEL, an all-encompassing reference that speaks to the influence of cinema on his work, and a nod to his short film project, Life When You're the Movie.
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While the brand now has an all-encompassing line of shoe care products including cleaning foam, wipes, and stain-repellent sprays, I stick to the Premium Shoe Cleaner because it&aposs worked well for me over the last eight or nine years.
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What is less obvious, but just as important, is that, because the processes that force climate change are built into the foundations of the world economy and of geopolitics, measures to check climate change have to be similarly wide-ranging and all-encompassing.
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Whether they be fictional series or narrative-based docu-series, the shows we chose —just a few highlights, not all-encompassing — are products of strategic work by writers and creators that illuminated some of our world's most pressing sociopolitical and environmental issues.
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Ideas of Pythagoras or Kepler here created all-encompassing artistic equivalences which were meant to organize contemporary forms of coexistence as well as important artistic and scientific work, and which were also supposed to give rise to the society of the future.
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As a private lawyer, Barr wrote an unsolicited memo to the Justice Department last year arguing that Mueller's obstruction inquiry was "fatally misconceived" and saying that presidents have "all-encompassing" authority over law enforcement investigations, even those that relate to him directly.
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But, on July 2116, three and a half months after WrestleMania 162, WWE released its quarterly report—a mandatory, all-encompassing document that lets the Security Exchange Commission, shareholders, and the public know how the company is functioning, both logistically and financially.
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Yet — and this is one of the contradictions that comes through most clearly in Rasheed's show — while the story is supposedly all-encompassing and a means for everyone's "salvation," the universalism of Christianity comes into conflict with that crucial modern idea of personal agency.
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After spending several cathartic paragraphs excoriating Donald Trump and the Republicans who enabled him, Will gets to the nub of it—his hope that Trump's defeat will be so all-encompassing, Republicans can blame all of their travails on a single freakish black swan imposter.
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We're not just talking about a bottle of Yellow Tail slugged down behind your aunt's Beanie Baby collection, but a cornucopia of cocktails so all-encompassing, your extended family is guaranteed to be left in a pleasant haze of jovial drunkenness all day long.
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A bunch of slick verses are set off by a seriously pretty vocal interlude from Miraa May that elevates the whole thing from a great showcase for British rap to something more all-encompassing entirely, and the clip to go with it means business.
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" This focus on the metaphysical remained a pillar of Bil's all-encompassing—though somewhat bleak—worldview, and helps frame the recipes in Ship to Shore beyond the usual cookbook discourse of "Hey, look at me make a lobster roll the way my grandparents did!
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Serving size: 1 rounded scoop (47 grams) Calories: 200Sugar: 5 gramsProtein: 22 grams Sweeteners: sucralose and acesulfameCost: $31 for the smallest size, 2.91 poundsDesigned to be an all-encompassing protein supplement, this multi-protein blend has whey, casein, egg proteins, electrolytes, and amino acids.
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That's why we thought it might be valuable to make an all-encompassing compilation of every single instance we could find, so that you the viewer could feel what it's actually like to consume and tweet about that much "Fox and Friends"… while you're president.
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Hitchcock's 1940 film Rebecca began with a slow, foreboding approach to a darkened palatial estate and ended with a blazing fire that consumes an all-encompassing emblem of the tragic hero, both elements later incorporated (Xanadu and Rosebud) in Welles' 1941 magnum opus Citizen Kane.
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And just as cooped-up families or roommates are discovering strain in their relationships, the pandemic has highlighted and deepened internal divides in the administration as the coronavirus response becomes an all-encompassing focus for aides navigating a once-in-a-generation health crisis.
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Beside them were photos of two women with their faces covered — one by a niqab, a veil that leaves the eyes visible, and the other by a burqa, the all-encompassing garment forced upon women under the Taliban regime that was toppled in 2001.
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But at the time, the words "social movement" meant just one of them: the effort to address "the social question," an all-encompassing category that swept inequality, urbanization, the effects of mass immigration and all the burgeoning ills of industrial capitalism into a unified whole.
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"I knew I would really be able to help [founder] Tara [Brown] get this product out on the market in a fast and all-encompassing way where the Sleep Styler would become a household name within a year," Greiner told Success magazine in August 220.
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The burden that health care expenses place on many Americans has prompted several politicians, including Democratic presidential candidates Senators Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) to propose all-encompassing "Medicare for All" plans that aim to eliminate out-of-pocket costs.
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It's 12 minutes of free-associative visuals and evocative, enveloping sound, in which the animated lines and colors seem to stand in relief against the all-encompassing darkness of the room and backdrop, creating an impression that the moving forms are actually floating in space.
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Aside from his cruelty, his violence, what stands out in her story is his all-encompassing recklessness: Our photo team shot the Trumps on the lush grounds of their Florida estate, and I interviewed them about how happy their first year of marriage had been.
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"Cyber is the rare kind of all-encompassing challenge for which the Congress's jurisdictional boundaries are an impediment to sufficient oversight and legislative action," said a letter Sunday to McConnell from Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain, incoming Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, Sen.
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In the here-and-now, though, Ghost in the Shell is an all-encompassing embarrassment, the kind of movie you might not want to admit you watched—and which, judging from the box office, not a lot of people bothered to see in the first place.
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But for the most part, "Part 8" is more or less Lynch in his purest form, where he's teasing out the boundaries between experimental film and nightmares, where he uses images as basic and seemingly inconsequential as billowing clouds to create a sense of all-encompassing dread.
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And for a small number of us, the image of the entrepren-asshole provides a handy, all-encompassing justification for heartless behavior: It is easy to write off our own flaws when selfishness and callousness are portrayed as the unifying features of our era's great men.
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As an example of what an all-encompassing buzzword its become, state media has claimed OBOR will benefit: the Middle East peace process, start-ups in Dubai, currency trading, global poverty reduction, Xinjiang's medical industry, Australian hotels, nuclear power, Polish orchards, and, finally, the entire world.
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This all-encompassing cookware kit comes with everything you'll need to serve up undeniably delicious dishes (say that five times fast) — two frying pans, two covered saucepans, a five-quart Dutch oven, a slotted spoon, solid spoon, slotted turner, and pasta fork are all at your disposal.
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The movie––the production of which was, perhaps appropriately, an absolute debacle marred by a typhoon, a heart attack for Sheen, a seizure for Coppola, a cache of dead bodies sourced from a local grave robber––achieves that all-encompassing effect by centering a sense of dread.
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In the face of such mind-numbing violence, it's natural that we search for an all-encompassing explanation, whether it take the form of lax gun control (or conversely, no "good guy with a gun" to stop the shooter), poor mental health care, or jihadi ideology.
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Together, the actions remove the threat of an all-encompassing global trade war and allow Mr. Trump to focus on pushing China to agree to the United States' trade terms, as well as pressuring Europe and Japan to reach a trade deal before the 2020 election.
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Rival front-office executives questioned Johnson's lack of experience in the modern game and his willingness to embrace the all-encompassing nature of the job from the moment he was named to replace the much-maligned Jim Buss (Jeanie's brother) and Mitch Kupchak, the longtime Lakers executive.
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But there is a widely held perception even among Republicans in Congress that the Trump administration does little to vet its nominees, with Senate staff members discovering controversies and lawsuits — often through simple Google searches — never mentioned in paperwork that is supposed to be all-encompassing.
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Terms have long existed for arrangements similar to those she was seeing — they could fall under the category of polyamory, which involves more than one loving relationship, or the more all-encompassing term, consensual nonmonogamy, which also includes more casual sex outside of marriage or a relationship.
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When Tapiau's parents took over, his mother, Rolande — an aspiring actress with an eye for dramatic detail — kept much of Motte's work while putting her mark on the interiors, including the master bedroom with its all-encompassing floral print and en suite bathroom with invisible taps.
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As DC Films tries to figure out what to do with the hero, though, it is worth looking at those early stories, in which Superman uses his not yet all-encompassing power to directly confront the villainous indifference and corruption of rapacious wealthy capitalists and racist thugs.
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Harry Potter has since became such an all-encompassing phenomenon that from this vantage point, it's hard to see the full scope what it accomplished: It feels as though publishing and fandom and children's literature and all of pop culture have always been the way we know them today.
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Vautier's égoïste style of life-as-art work has greatly expanded on the early modernists' drive for all-encompassing, total-art fullness, perhaps to the point where his type of grand, flamboyant gesture has become increasingly obvious as a contributing factor to the global rise of pop zombie classicism.
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"Shunning the concept of the inviolability of the person of the King of England and the bounds of the monarch's protective screen covering the Crown's actions from legal scrutiny, the Founders disclaimed any notion that the Constitution generally conferred similarly all-encompassing immunity upon the President," Marrero wrote.
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Since the toy, which can be turned to hit different pleasurable spots for him and her mid-intercourse, covered less surface area, the all-encompassing shiver of the device was less intense, but there was still that feeling that you and your partner are one part instead of two.
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There was a recent book published called Sexual Liberation, Socialist Style, which discusses the ways in which these state socialist countries reimagined the field of sexology to be much more all-encompassing and individualistic than the kind of mass-pharmaceutical model that we see around sexology in the West.
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After the stop-gap spending bill was approved, members of Congress have begun to discuss a potential deal that would not include funding for an all-encompassing southern border wall, but would support the use of technology as a substitute that some critics have argued is too invasive.
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To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter In the wake of Sunday's episode, which aired as the Mets were losing Los Angeles Dodgers, Syndergaard tweeted about his appearance … and his onscreen army's defeat.
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"The joint patrol was carried out with the aim of deepening Russian-Chinese relations within our all-encompassing partnership, of further increasing cooperation between our armed forces, and of perfecting their capabilities to carry out joint actions, and of strengthening global strategic security," the ministry said in a statement.
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The young rapper, who was told by critics (despite his rebukes) that he was the good guy to Cheef Keef's bad, has taken the kernels of optimism he used to build into his tapes and stretched them out into an all-encompassing philosophy: hope, joy, and, yeah, God.
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The recent Josh Smith show was also pretty good at unpacking the historical baggage of the painting as an all-encompassing philosophical unit, but if you start out thinking of 100 paintings as a single work, I am not sure whether there is the same tension in each piece.
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Since he came to power in 2011, Xi has sought to reshape the country in his image, advancing a new ideology to replace the waning relevance of Communism and Mao Zedong Thought in a country where state capitalism and an all-encompassing focus on making money is the norm.
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DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Britain must do everything it can to agree an all-encompassing free trade arrangement with the EU in its Brexit negotiations and make sure the country does not fall back on WTO rules, the head of the Confederation of British Industry said on Tuesday.
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"The petitioner must not only show that she lacked both the physical and the mental capacity to bring the claim, but also that the disability was of such an all-encompassing nature as to prevent her from even authorizing another to file the claim," the court curtly replied.
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In truth, it seems to involve a kind of mystical submission to the universe, an all-encompassing pantheism that, oddly, resembles that of the much later Hasidic Chabad: God isn't just up there giving orders and taking names—he's everywhere at once and evident in everything that is.
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In this case, something unusual is happening — the sweep of the restrictions is so all-encompassing that the conflict between the public's right to know and the defendant's right to a fair trial is rippling across the internet and the world, touching news outlets and institutions in distant countries.
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According to the United Nations report, which was prepared by its Commission of Inquiry and is more than 300 pages long, North Korea "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Mr. Kim.
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It essentially amounts to taking the kinds of interactive, real-world interactions we currently see in immersive theater or haunted houses, mixing them with the Star Wars mythology, and letting the whole thing play out in a massive, all-encompassing sandbox built for that express purpose from the ground up.
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And as the company reels amid a scandal over improper outside data collection on its users, the memo shows that one senior executive — one of Zuckerberg's longest-serving deputies — prioritized all-encompassing growth over all else, a view that has led to questionable data collection and manipulative treatment of its users.
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This aggressive and all-encompassing attempt to sabotage all investigations over many months has had the judicial impact, for which the president bears ALL responsibility, of pushing into election year one of the most profound and consequential constitutional decisions since John Marshall took the oath of office as chief justice.
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British businesses welcomed U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's pledge to secure an all-encompassing free trade arrangement, according to the director-general of the U.K.'s largest business organization U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May outlined the country's plans to make a clean break from the European Union (EU) on Tuesday.
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Using this approach, an independent bipartisan commission would propose an all-encompassing package of tax and spending reforms -- with everything on the table including entitlements and defense spending that are the key drivers of federal debt -- and submit it to Congress for an up or down vote with no amendments allowed.
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In an interview with Pacific Standard, Janja Lalich, a sociologist who specializes in cults, identified four characteristics of a totalistic cult and applied them to Trumpism: an all-encompassing belief system, extreme devotion to the leader, reluctance to acknowledge criticism of the group or its leader, and a disdain for nonmembers.
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But GOP lawmakers, with the exception of the most hard-line conservatives, emerged from a closed-door meeting on Friday in favor of a plan to pass a CR into December and pass smaller packages of appropriations bills in the lame-duck session to avoid an all-encompassing omnibus bill.
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Washington (CNN)For a brief half hour or so Tuesday, it seemed like what was impossible just 24 hours prior was on the table: an all-encompassing spending deal that would mean 100% of the government would be funded through the fiscal year at the levels agreed upon in March.
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This definition not only ignores the historic understanding of Waters of the United States as generally confined to navigable and interstate waters — although somewhat broadened by the U.S. Supreme Court to also encompass certain adjacent waters — but it is nearly all-encompassing, if this definition is to be interpreted literally.
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Though Suspiria was bred from a generation of Italian Giallo films (read: slick neo-noir thrillers), it essentially out-Giallo'd itself into something new: a horror movie whose shameless self-indulgence and extravagant design heightened the film's portrayal of the all-encompassing black magic at the center of its plot.
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And in an analysis on the legal blog Just Security, Martin Lederman, a Georgetown University law professor and former Office of Legal Counsel official in the Clinton and Obama administrations, criticized Mr. Barr for claiming that the Constitution gives the president "all encompassing" and "illimitable" power over law-enforcement matters.
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It's from this insider's perspective that Jacobs is able to offer an all-encompassing guided tour behind the curtain, then circling back to the auditorium where the balletomane, the occasional fan and the newcomer sit side by side as they interpret the performance according to their individual experiences and beliefs.
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The mother of two, who co-parents with ex Kevin Federline, has been spending quality time with her 13-year-old and 12-year-old, respectively, after seeking treatment at an all-encompassing wellness facility as she continued to cope with her father Jamie's recovery after suffering a life-threatening colon rupture.
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A third accusation presented another thread to an all-encompassing and fast-developing story, but Swetnick's initial anonymity meant the focus remained mostly on the first allegation, from Ford, who came forward in September and said that Kavanaugh had assaulted her at a house party during high school, a claim he denied.
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In his artist's statement, he explains, I am exploring monochromatic painting … exclusively black; using a myriad of tonalities and textures to present black's intrinsically enigmatic beauty and infinite depth; to refute all negative cultural mythologies about the color, and ultimately to create work that innately expresses the all-encompassing spirituality of life.
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But Apple's ambition is to create something larger than just a home for its own content: it's still trying to build the dream of an all-encompassing TV app, which can pull together shows and movies from all the services you subscribe to, making it really easy to find something to watch.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "14 Death Sentences in 2 Hours: Iraq Shows No Mercy to ISIS Suspects" (news article, April 18): The issue is not only with Iraq's all-encompassing counterterrorism prosecutions; another roadblock to justice is the country's underlying penal code, which is woefully unfit to address ISIS' most heinous crimes.
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This month, the DC Universe digital subscription service will open a beta for its streaming branch, and next week, it'll launch with a show called DC Daily, a news program about all things DC. The DC Universe platform is designed to be an all-encompassing home for the media company's vast content library.
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The Black Lives Matter (read: progressive) narrative that the NAACP serves and protects rests upon fooling the nation into believing that all police are racist, that the system is racist, that every police shooting is race-related, and that we exist within an all-encompassing prism (read: prison) where race explains every action.
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Mr. Bernard has partnered with the Gotham Organization, a real estate developer, to transform the land around the church into an all-encompassing campus of nine residential buildings with 2,100 units for very low to middle-income residents, as well as a school, a grocery store and on-site services for seniors.
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"The pervasive encryption that is built into, and is designed to extend beyond, the new IBM Z really makes this the first system with an all-encompassing solution to the security threats and breaches we've been witnessing in the past 24 months," Peter Rutten, analyst at IDC, said in a statement on Monday.
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In the United States, some of the best-known of such all-encompassing artworks include the Watts Towers in Los Angeles, which the Italian immigrant Sabato ("Simon") Rodia (22018-19415) began constructing in 19603, and Paradise Garden, which the Baptist preacher and "Man of Visions," Howard Finster (21960-21970), built in Summerville, Georgia.
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Whether it's Muna, Janelle Monáe, and St Vincent, who embody a fluid, all-encompassing queerness in the world of leftfield pop, or Halsey, Demi Lovato, and Kehlani, who are injecting some much-needed bisexual bops into the mainstream, Hayley Kiyoko is part of a newer, more visible generation of women queering up the charts.
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SINGAPORE – Spare a moment, as you anticipate one of the most unusual summits in modern history, to consider North Korea&aposs leader as he leaves the all-encompassing bubble of his locked-down stronghold of Pyongyang and steps off a jet onto Singapore soil for his planned sit-down with President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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Unlike with domestic policy, where candidates can lay out an all-encompassing plan and make specific promises about how, say, health care would work under that plan, we understand that this is just not possible on foreign policy, that no candidate can make specific promises about global affairs over a four-to-eight-year span.
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This raises the intriguing question of how far, if at all, Gorsuch would deviate from an all-encompassing conservative line if he is confirmed to the Supreme Court, and what Senate Democrats and liberals should make, if anything, of Gorsuch's criticism of Trump as they decide whether to support, oppose or filibuster his nomination.
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It allows the reader to imagine that people can be morally and intellectually exceptional enough to escape the systems under which they live, that there is no system so degrading and all-encompassing that it can't just sweep everyone up in its wake, least of all the system in which we are living now.
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In the face of this amorphous and all-encompassing threat, it can seem that no one person has the ability to take meaningful action, but by casting heroes and villains, Rich puts a face to the crisis and endows his characters with agency in a way that is likely to feel satisfying to readers.
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Throughout this article we'll be referring to POP (Post Office Protocol) and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)—if you've not come across them before, they're different ways of getting at your email accounts, and it helps to understand the various pros and cons of each before you get your all-encompassing email masterplan set up.
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Hot on the heels of the UN's well-meaning intransigence comes the US State Department, who only a few weeks ago articulated a multi-point strategy for Syria so wide and all-encompassing that it essentially committed the US to a more or less permanent presence in the country -- as well as Assad's departure.
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The decapitated drones play well with Boris' crushing compositions, and used as directed, Gensho is an all-encompassing effect unlike any of the material that they've released together over the course of the last decade and a half, but even if you must ignore their recommendation and listen in order, it's still a beautifully bleak listen.
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As the Spears family patriarch, 66, continues to recover from a life-threatening colon rupture, the singer, 37, announced on Wednesday that she is taking time away from the spotlight to focus on her father's ailing health and to take some "me time," including checking herself into a facility for "all-encompassing wellness treatment," a source told PEOPLE.
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"They're total, they're all encompassing, and you may not also have any other beliefs," Terror, Love and Brainwashing author Alexandra Stein, who literally got her PhD in cults, told Refinery29 over the phone about the topic, noting that in normal society one may be both an avid churchgoer and an involved member of a political party.
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QAnon — an all-encompassing right-wing conspiracy theory about everything from the JFK assassination to pedophile rings based on the vague writings of an anonymous internet poster — has now fully broken into the mainstream, thanks mostly to the alarming number of Trump supporters who showed up to the President's most recent rallies decked out in "Q" gear.
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The TV special took all-encompassing look at the evidence of the case about a young girl found dead in her basement, recreating the crime scene, analyzing phone calls, and in one particularly horrifying instance, having a young boy hit a fake head with a flashlight to see if the dent in the head matched that of JonBenet.
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The story of JFK's assassination has never felt more all encompassing than it has here; there is an undeniable sense everyone involved is only just barely keeping it together, especially Jackie herself, who, as portrayed by Natalie Portman in the best performance of her career, is alternately destroyed, empowered, terrified, and more formidable than anyone else in the room.
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A vote in favor of the measure would require strict permits to operate short-term rental properties and implement additional regulations, including: Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" Tuesday that Airbnb has spent millions over the last several months to block the proposed regulatory measure, framing the regulation as an all encompassing "ban".
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Only in the chapter where he offhandedly describes the all-encompassing Federer fanaticism of his friend Mike, who tries to time his child's conception to produce a delivery on Federer's birthday, and of Marcia, a former political prisoner in Brazil who now travels the world to follow Federer, do we find characters worthy of book-length attention.
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Though CB Insights tells CNBC Make It that this list isn't all-encompassing — there are certainly more industries benefiting from millennials — these are the 12 they expect to have a millennial spending boom: In 2018, millennials made up 56% of all new campers, an increase from 51% in 703, CB Insights found, based on data from Kampgrounds of America.
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First, a little clarification: Though to most people, metabolism simply means the extent to which food is a fuel you use up immediately or store in the form of body fat, a more all-encompassing definition is that metabolism is the sum of chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life.
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While no all-encompassing, Gugging-institutional style per se may be evident in all of the works on display, strong draftsmanship characterized by boldly outlined forms, rendered in plain pencil and sometimes reinforced by the use of colored pencils (which reaches a dazzling, ferocious pitch in some of Hauser's emblematic images), is common among these artists.
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More than just creating individual works or even constructing a linear oeuvre, she has, over the years, woven from glass, bronze, paper, glitter, steel, lead, clay and thread a vast, all-encompassing universe of enchantment, religious ecstasy and personal mythology, one that challenges the notion of decorative figuration as somehow less powerful than muscular, largely male abstraction and minimalism.
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It's possible to imagine our all-encompassing surveillance apparatus, not so many decades from now, constituting a sort of digital Pompeii, a meticulous global record of our undoing that conveys what our own accounts could not: that all the time we were telling ourselves stories to live, the stories were perpetuating the fiction that living would always be possible.
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With the exception of a wardrobe twist -- shades of magenta instead of bright yellow -- the set followed the same course and was equally all encompassing, complete with her former Destiny's Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams taking the stage for some of their greatest hits, along with another dance-off with her younger sister, Solange Knowles.
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"The more that we're trying to experiment with stuff and try different things, we're finding more and more that our goal is to create a Metaverse," Fortnite creative director Donald Mustard said, referencing the iconic concept of an all-encompassing virtual world from Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, last month in an acceptance speech at The Game Awards.
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I learned to ski in my 20s and had a good few decades loving everything about it: soft snow, crystalline air, heart-in-the-throat thrills, goofy camaraderie, all-encompassing physicality, the feels-so-good feeling at the end of the day and the jaw-dropping vistas you earn only by reaching the top of a mountain.
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Power is all-encompassing: a partner and children are the backdrop for a life centered on the pursuit of greatness; family indicates that the powerful person is grounded enough to be trusted, but the family is fundamentally a body that benefits from the powerful person, not a body that benefits him and fundamentally enables his success.
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But as Vince McMahon's vision for the company expanded—wanting WWE to be an all-encompassing entertainment outlet, a household name for the everyday watcher, a cavalcade of content fueled by an over-the-top network—he looked outside the wrestling world and sought to fill the senior levels of his organization with more traditional television experience.
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Well it was a genre that had a "fuck you" mentally throughout, but only to those that would not embrace the all encompassing and accepting mentality, it was all about breaking down the barriers between the British youth of the day and the history of the black music and it's overarching inspiration upon all the forms of music we love today.
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Parker Conrad, the co-founder and former CEO of HR software startup Zenefits who was ousted in 2016, is unveiling his comeback company, Rippling: a command center for employers to control all worker tools, from benefits to IT. The bottom line: This all-encompassing approach to managing employee needs, from benefits to workplace tools, is based on trends Conrad observed at Zenefits.
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The anger over what most would describe as the franchising of the old Wimbledon is still all-encompassing, and for the first four fixtures between the two clubs – all held in Milton Keynes – there was an informal boycott observed by many, with fans citing contentions over MK Dons' name and league position as two of the main reasons for staying away.
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Because the other party spent oodles of time linking members of Congress to the President of their party -- mostly on TV. The reality is that the president or the party's presidential nominee is so all-encompassing as a political figure that it is very hard to distance yourself from them if you are a not-all-that-well-known member of Congress.
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" (A beautiful phrase!) For Fidelma, Ireland is now becoming a memory, "such a small memory, young grass with the morning sun on it and the night's dew, so that light and water interplayed as in a prism and the top leaves of an ash tree had a halo of diamond from the rain, the surrounding green so safe, so ample, so all-encompassing.
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Having conducted interviews with Solomon and a dozen of his former colleagues, I've come away with a better understanding of how the Energy Probe Research Foundation was created in his image while utilizing his gift for rhetoric, a talent for securing funding—albeit from questionable sources, such as the oil industry—and a never-waning vision of free markets and property rights as an all-encompassing panacea.
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And though the Trump administration has cited the President's decision to engage North Korea as an example of why we should trust that he could get an all-encompassing arms deal with Russia and China, the White House should realize that using North Korea as an example has the opposite effect today -- given that negotiations with North Korea have stalled, if not frozen altogether.
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Not because he didn't have the talent to do it, but because of all of the issues in his personality, which were there from the get-go, from Chez Panisse to Stars going forward -- that inability to play nice with others, because his vision of what was beautiful was so all-encompassing and so wholly his that it was inevitably going to conflict with anyone else's.
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