Alternately, they could be in love with their human partner.
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What we found was alternately sweet, funny, and downright terrifying.
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Alternately, just try going to bed on time for once.
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Alternately, Congress could seize on an idea from former Rep.
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Food can alternately feel like a savior, and a poison.
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The electrodes alternately pulsated, left and right, as he talked.
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Alternately, those who don't own the headphones are deemed poor.
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It meant alternately relying on and subduing his inner Spock.
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Alternately violent and tender, Alex agonizes over what comes next.
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Alternately, you can watch that one speech on a loop.
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Mr. Spicer was alternately rude and outright dismissive to reporters.
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Alternately add flour mixture and buttermilk to batter, beating well.
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It's not groundbreakingly subversive, but it's alternately funny and creepy.
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Alternately, a giant Lego spider leaps forward when a hand approaches.
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Alternately, he could spend the extra money on a better camera.
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House of Photographers captured the celebration, hashtagged alternately #williamgracewedding and #thegrandbudapestwedding.
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Alternately, he can work on the game alone, at his house.
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Ford's four hours of testimony were alternately moving, bizarre, and infuriating.
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He was alternately nicknamed Twiggy, and Mighty Mouse and Mini Hawk.
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Wearing rose-tinted sunglasses, Mr. Harward was alternately wry and emotional.
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When he tries, the results are clumsy, alternately unconvincing and obvious.
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Alternately, Michon's stridently flat "Disappearing Landscapes" (2018-19) suggest topographic maps.
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I am a man with alternately mild, medium or strong feelings.
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What is the source of the alternately gritty and gloppy texture?
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Turner's deadpan account of the killings is alternately thrilling and terrifying.
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Or, alternately, is it okay if he isn't all that good?
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Alternately, Brookfield would purchase 100 percent of the companies for cash.
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Journalists in China are, as a result, alternately ignored and followed.
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But the real star is the Zeffirelli spectacle, alternately cheesy and enchanting.
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Alternately, you can buy a version with black lettering and neckline, here.
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Alternately, maybe they are shorts-shaming us into buying them expensive sweatpants.
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Rather than mutants being alternately analogues of queer people, black people, etc.
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Or, alternately, the jobs could likely be automated but not entirely so.
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Threads of plot collide in ways that are alternately neat or excruciating.
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Alternately, you can remove the drain flow restrictor in the shower head.
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The moods of "Musik" are alternately dark, festive, pensive, regal and melancholy.
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Alternately thrilling and heartbreaking, the sequence is "The Alienist" at its best.
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Trump does, all the time, and it's alternately annoying, confounding and galling.
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I'm especially entranced by Kaitlyn Gilliland: tall, elegant, alternately deadpan and twinkling.
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Alternately, swiping up from any screen will bring up the control center.
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Her works reflect a preoccupation with alternately capturing and throwing off light.
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The effect is alternately informative, sobering and weirdly optimistic and ineffably touching.
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Back then Giuliani was alternately despised and admired for his authoritarian style.
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Its alternately coy and candid catalog copy would likely raise eyebrows today.
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The Penguins alternately embraced it, appreciated it and diminished its potential impact.
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Cox, alternately, services only 2.9 million subscribers and charges $21625 per box.
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They alternately try to maintain, or violently break away from, their intimacy.
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It also shows how broad, and alternately how narrow, kawaii can be.
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For his part, Popov, now 35, comes across as alternately weary and defiant.
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Kobach's representations concerning 'Safe Access File Exchange (SAFE)' are alternately misleading or meritless.
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Pelosi's comments this week showed a desire to alternately jab and pacify Trump.
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Alternately, sometimes Lazarus comes back and other times it's more like Evil Dead.
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Ever since, Japanification has been a fear that is alternately raised and dismissed.
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It's an $80 phone case that makes me look alternately clumsy and vapid.
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Alternately, the viridescent hue might have been caused by a simple chemical imbalance.
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Kathleen was alternately skeptical and encouraging, but came around to rally him on.
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Alternately skewer hot dog pieces, tomatoes, and pineapple chunks onto 4 skewers. 2.
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Alternately, the agency could argue that the court should drop the case outright.
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In his note to Jenkins, Hernandez strikes an alternately affectionate and religious tone.
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The alternately insecure and assertive Annie, who engineered the reunion, drinks too much.
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Cézanne himself, in self-portraits, is very present, looking alternately feral and professorial.
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Charlotte's husband was an alcoholic bully who alternately ignored and berated his children.
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Michel Legrand's alternately lush and driving score is a gem of its own.
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Alternately, they'll be able to opt for HBO Max's expanded streaming service instead.
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Alternately, you can use a keyboard shortcut to accomplish the same thing.1.
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Nor is the narrative served by the author's prose, alternately lyrical and breezy.
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Many said they found his statements alternately defensive, unpersuasive or just plain strange.
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Alternately, you can get really good prices on things because values are skewed!
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Alternately, does it show most recent login attempt from any of the reconfigured devices?
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It spent the season alternately emphasizing and breaking those patterns, playing for disparate outcomes.
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Alternately, streets with higher than average speeds could be targeted for traffic calming measures.
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We presented our answers, which were alternately accepted and rebuffed depending on our accuracy.
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Or, alternately, they were curated gifts for specific individuals — a romantic, embarrassing, private pursuit.
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But if not, more fights and talks will continue alternately for a longer while.
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Alternately, Comfort mode has the opposite effect, quieting down and softening all the bits.
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And Homecoming features Beyoncé performing with an alternately yellow- and pink-clad marching band.
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Alternately, airlines could wait for cooler hours to fly, such as during the night.
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Alternately, we could integrate a concept, like love or respect, into its source code.
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Add flour mixture to batter alternately with sour cream mixture, beating just until blended.
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Alternately, these craft can point thrusters into space and willfully plunge into the atmosphere.
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Alternately, there are always political talks and events going on, probably in your area.
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They've alternately punished Republicans and Democrats when they stray too far from the middle.
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Within hip-hop, Prince established an archetype alternately followed and ignored, idolized and shunned.
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All are essentially fables — alternately heartbreaking and farcical — set mainly among the downtrodden peasantry.
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Alternately, what happens if Oumuamua suddenly does a U-turn and returns to Earth?
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But a passing gravitational wave will alternately stretch and compress the half-beams' paths.
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Alternately, they can opt in to use their phone number at checkout, if preferred.
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Alternately, he might notice that Florida Teen is about to steal the delivery car.
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Candidates have alternately enjoyed media-darling status or wondered why they weren't breaking through.
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In these moments, you can see her mind at work, alternately intense and drifty.
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"What Makes You Country" is among his most temperate albums, alternately soothing and fatiguing.
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For decades, the Socialists and the conservative PP governed alternately with stable national majorities.
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Alternately, should I tell her that I do not want to write the letter?
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"He was alternately generous and supportive and championing, and punitive and bullying," she said.
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Alternately, if a Democrat wins, he or she would have to wait until Jan.
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Executed in an uninflected D.I.Y. documentary style, "Generation" is alternately funny, poignant and sad.
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Still, it's Greer's alternately hilarious and poignant writing that resonates most strongly with me.
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On Saturday, the president was left alternately defiant and angry, self-pitying and frustrated.
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To also target the obliques, alternately reach for the heels while maintaining the crunch position.
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Go deeper: Automaker policy teams alternately make the case for DSRC and for C-V2X.
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THE STARLESS SEABy Erin Morgenstern Pastiche (alternately, homage or fan fiction) is a venerable genre.
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But in Zink's hands, Penny's self-absorption and her pretension are alternately funny and tragic.
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Alternately, the discovery of a tasty meal would imprint a positive association with that location.
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Alternately, the perpetrators may have received help from partners other than al-Qaeda or ISIS.
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Think of Jennifer Lawrence, who is alternately adored and reviled, depending on the public mood.
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With the mixer on very low, stir in the flour mixture alternately with the buttermilk.
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Perhaps there is time to address more of Palmyra's varied legacies, alternately rich and heartbreaking.
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Or, alternately, that her grandmother, Kris Jenner, completely orchestrated Thompson's infidelity scandal for publicity's sake.
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You're preoccupied with food, alternately fascinated and tortured by its sight, sound, smell, or mention.
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Alternately, you can long press to insert a tagged word along with the emoji instead.
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Woman Who Alternately Supports Her Heroic Man But Also Gets In His Way But Ends
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He was regarded by his devotees as alternately a sinister force and an avenging angel.
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On this album there's alternately more space and more energy than on other Oxbow albums.
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Alternately, I've found both experiences to be a lifelong journey: one that ebbs and flows.
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Alternately, you can ship boxes via air and they will get there in a week.
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Alternately, they could throw rocks at the burrito robots to get at that sweet sandwich.
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In the ensuing civil war, Salafi jihadi groups alternately partnered with, or overpowered, vulnerable populations.
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I grew weary of playing straight or alternately playing super femme and being somewhat tokenized.
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For instance, during a long flight, I know I'll be alternately fatigued, cranky and dehydrated.
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Nagasu has been alternately brilliant and erratic in her career, sometimes troubled by self-doubt.
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It was an injured pigeon listing to one side and looking alternately forlorn and frantic.
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Compositions invite viewers to alternately see past the pictorial illusion and give into it wholeheartedly.
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Alternately, you can just get lost in a magazine, at a tempo of your choosing.
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My gadget-addicted 13-year-old was rapt, alternately laughing and gasping at the stunts.
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Alternately, Congress could pass a resolution directed at the president-elect before going that far.
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The camera follows Cleo as she is alternately embraced and berated by the family's matriarch.
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Republicans at that time sought to alternately minimize Hill's experiences or undermine her credibility. Sen.
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Alternately, the Earth and Moon formed together as a binary system within the Sun's protoplanetary disk.
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Humayun Khan, a Muslim-American soldier killed in Iraq, while alternately calling their son a hero.
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These fleshy, sometimes hairy, alternately hilarious, erotic and mundanely functional appendages—where did they come from?
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In the premiere, David is alternately at the Clockworks Psychiatric Facility and an unnamed interrogation site.
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Alternately, it might have just limited the budget Universal wanted to devote to another Legendary release.
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Alternately, the social secretary could forgo working with Bill altogether and work with someone else altogether.
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The 2016 presidential election has been alternately depressing, frightening, and angering just about all of us.
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Alternately, Proxima b could also be an airless hell-scape, which would admittedly be less exciting.
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Years later, the couple followed their grown children to Manhattan and were alternately homeless or squatting.
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But, alternately, the whole experience of movie-going is based on leaving the house and kids.
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Without fail each fight contained two fighters running in, pumping their hands alternately, with little subtlety.
|
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Have you been thinking about getting out of the city or, alternately, heading somewhere more urban?
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Alternately, aliens might be paranoid and xenophobic, playing it safe in case the neighbors are hostile.
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Gradually add flour mixture alternately with milk, beating on low speed until blended after each addition.
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Wendall Pierce, as Thomas, remains an enigma throughout, appearing alternately anguished and nonplussed by Hill's accusations.
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Bayley seemed alternately unwilling to use the stick to win and unable to figure out how.
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Alternately, it has a turbo-less V8, a soft-top and a truly bumping sound system.
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These scenes are alternately hilarious and cringe-inducing, too far-out to pass for social commentary.
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The porch at Las Cruces opens to a wide expanse of mountains alternately cleared and forested.
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The writing is alternately wry and outlandish, delivering jokes and sight gags at a rapid clip.
|
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She's joined in this alternately playful and contemplative endeavor by a captivating, multigenerational cadre of performers.
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A 50-something attendee told her that "On Your Feet!" made her alternately dance and cry.
|
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On the video, Mr. Sherman seemed alternately calm and desperate to get out of the car.
|
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They appeared to show newly engaged Bieber and Hailey Baldwin alternately crying and comforting each other.
|
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His novels and short stories can be alternately hilarious, acidic and heartbreaking—usually all at once.
|
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Alternately, what good is eternal life if you're going to spend it as a solitary monster?
|
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Alternately, Congress could act to vacate the rule and provide direction on issuing a new rule.
|
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Is it something significant for the business or, alternately, is it a significant moment for Bitcoin?
|
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They offered a kaleidoscope of experiences, alternately hopeful and frustrating, inspiring and unnerving, sometimes even funny.
|
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"Tennis is definitely a roller coaster," Stephens said at her alternately downbeat and upbeat news conference.
|
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Alternately, choose chips in a single color and hang ornaments with thumbtacks or colorful washi tape.
|
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Alternately, you could conclude that they've simply run hot over samples of fewer than 100 shots.
|
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Alternately, Betito speculated it could be an extension of some larger interest and search for dominance.
|
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Mr. Trump, who has alternately distanced himself from and supported Mr. Manafort, weighed in on Twitter.
|
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Alternately cerebral and emotional, Mr. Paar turned his programs into exercises in high tension and delight.
|
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But there's another ingredient that we potentially have a ton of: capital, alternately known as finance.
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Alternately, you may be able to hire a local person to wait for you via TaskRabbit.
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I find retailing alternately anxiety-inducing and soothing, a plaintive plea followed by a sturdy hug.
|
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Over their three hours together, Jackie was alternately furious, despondent, cheerful, horrified, frustrated, disbelieving and amused.
|
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"Real Magic" is an alternately infuriating, exciting, dreadful, boring, imaginative rendering of playing and being played.
|
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Reid is also a highly relatable young actress, who manages to alternately convey grit and vulnerability.
|
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Kavanaugh later offered a vociferous and emotional defense, alternately shouting and tearing up on national television.
|
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The moderator, alternately vicious and wheedling, forgot to tell the candidates not to interrupt each other.
|
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In the last week he has alternately claimed there is $150,000 and $200,000 of that money left.
|
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Alternately, one may become an engineer devising precious algorithms in the cloisters of Google and its like.
|
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The paintings are now alternately displayed at the Louvre in Paris and at the Riksmuseum in Amsterdam.
|
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The administration has alternately rejected or downplayed the role of climate change in the worsening wildfire picture.
|
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Alternately, the storm could hit the Outer Banks head-on, while narrowly avoiding beaches to the north.
|
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Alternately, users can go to the Town Hall section on Facebook to turn on the badge themselves.
|
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The young undocumented immigrants have seen their hopes alternately elevated and dashed, sometimes in a single week.
|
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With Biggie's debut, he alternately laughed, taunted, and bowed down to the looming millstone of his demise.
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At their best, these have been alternately stunning and gutting moments that were both stirring and meaningful.
|
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Alternately called 'forced feminization' stories or, more crudely, the what-the-heck-happened-to-my-genitals genre.
|
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Instead, he alternately chases two girls, one of whom, like Charles's alternate love interest, is named Julia.
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Alternately, videographers who already own six GoPros can spend $1,500 to get just the bare-bones frame.
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In the trailer, she can be seen alternately popping her chewing gum and brandishing two machine guns.
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She is also currently Oregon's hottest media personality, engaging and animated in conversation, alternately satirical, indignant, understanding.
|
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He has alternately said Facebook would globally apply European data privacy requirements, and then that it wouldn't.
|
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But Trump has offered mixed signals, alternately praising and condemning the effort — confusing Democrats and Republicans alike.
|
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Alternately, flounder can deftly crawl on their fin tips, craning their heads to get a better view.
|
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Mr. Mutko was alternately confident in Russia's athletes and contrite about their attitudes toward performance-enhancing drugs.
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Our government-required minder alternately castigated, teased and charmed the soldiers and militiamen to speed our passage.
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Alternately, it could be the result of a marked slowing in China, the world's second-largest economy.
|
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They've alternately said the caravan is filled with gang members, "Middle Easterners" and even people with rabies.
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They alternately approach the microphone or are yanked from it; other times they stand side by side.
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I was disappointed with the outcome of the story — because a sundae is alternately hot and cold.
|
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It's alternately brutalist and playful, spectral and industrial, a collection of anthems for both here and hereafter.
|
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Alternately revering and tearing down famous women for their red-carpet looks has become a blood sport.
|
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"Saeed's" other books alternately claim he is a veterinarian and a social media marketing and SEO expert.
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They focus on uncomplicated, deeply dedicated love or, alternately, being hopeless on the receiving end of heartbreak.
|
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The commentators seemed alternately pleased, dismayed and frustrated by the numbers rolling in from around the country.
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He has alternately condemned the hate groups and drawn a moral equivalence between them and the counterprotesters.
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Restina paced, alternately hovering behind the doctor and moving to a metal chair a few feet away.
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The two embark on a tantric, mostly agonizing battle of wills, alternately courting and rejecting each other.
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The black can alternately seem to advance, as a clenched mass, and to recede, as infinite depth.
|
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Adam Driver embodies that tonal duality as Stallworth's partner, alternately a source of gravitas and comic relief.
|
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Over the years, Ram Dass had alternately been Mr. Leary's disciple, enemy and, at the end, friend.
|
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Alternately, Niehaus notes that private sector could increase because the program "created productivity enhancing assets," like roads.
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Others have proposed a rotating regional primary, or alternately, one national Primary Day to even the playing field.
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You can alternately tap a button on Vector's back to grab its attention and make a voice command.
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Alternately, you can try to contact the person directly to request that they take down the infringing material.
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Because of Uranus' funky tilt, its poles are alternately illuminated during its 84-year trip around the Sun.
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It's alternately engaging and far too spastic — as anything in the vague vicinity of Doctor Who should be.
|
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She's tried to fashion a Lisa Vanderpump–inspired persona, alternately scolding, inspiring, and Mama Bear–ing these idiots.
|
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The way the work lunges after a Wagnerian grandeur it can't quite grasp is alternately charming and trying.
|
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They have the power to alternately amuse, disrupt, and genuinely alter the way you see that original text.
|
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Beyond the Gilmore matriarch's casual wear, Rory is alternately enjoying and getting stressed out by her "rootless" existence.
|
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Alternately, they can use Samsung's "Easy Printer Manager," a device management console designed for Mac and Windows PCs.
|
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" Pence alternately praised his running mate and criticized Clinton, who he called "America's Secretary of the Status Quo.
|
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Alternately, some kind of atmospheric process could be shoving electrons away from the region both horizontally and vertically.
|
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Alternately, intelligent life may choose to explore the infinite realms of cyberspace instead of the cold, dead cosmos.
|
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The objects point to an interesting tension in North Korean attitudes toward foreigners: alternately venerating and denigrating them.
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It will alternately lift your spirits and break your heart, giving you chills even on the hundredth listen.
|
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Alternately, you could just read our coverage of the Golden Globes — we'll tell you if anything important happens.
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Add flour mixture to egg mixture alternately with buttermilk mixture in thirds, beginning and ending with flour mixture.
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Alternately, other dating apps have leveraged users' location for "missed connections" type features, as with the app Happn.
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Former President Petro Poroshenko alternately flattered President Trump, signed deals with U.S. firms and met with Rudolph Giuliani.
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In all likelihood, Americans want to wash their hands of a war that's alternately frightening, frustrating, and confusing.
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Alternately, if the child hits someone or breaks something, time-outs can be an effective form of discipline.
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Wearing it made Mr. T. feel alternately floaty and as if a large butterfly had died on him.
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Alternately, you can kill literally everyone who stands in your way and then some, including servants and civilians.
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Or alternately, equities would need to correct by around 20 percent to bring the equation back into equilibrium.
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Depending on which set of facts we examine, Russian interference was alternately foreseeable and unpredictable; expected, yet surprising.
|
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That's why you see competitors to Warren and Sanders alternately picking up market-restructuring and market-overhaul policies.
|
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Alternately, they could invest $1 million in any project that employs 10 people, anywhere in the United States.
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Alternately, she finds ways to get people to initially pay attention to her words, and then really listen.
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I stayed until evening, alternately working on my laptop while my grandmother napped and exchanging pleasantries with Vladlenna.
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Alternately, the mask could've been part of a larger display, the remnants of which have not been found.
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Sets with jagged edges and alternately rounded, tilted, or visually disjointed and discombobulated spaces, are another key element.
|
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Alternately, Trump could convince Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has recused himself from the Russia investigation, to resign.
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It's low-pitched and alternately smooth and raspy (the Marlboro Reds might have something to do with that).
|
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It has turned faces into masks (alternately tragic and comic), people into caricatures, death into a punch line.
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The episode then unspools in breathtaking, often nauseating waves, anchored by Amy Brenneman's alternately warm and pragmatic performance.
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We alternately drop out of the work force for our daughters or go back to work for them.
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Those ledgers identified the defendants alternately by their initials and by code names like Honda, Fiat and Toyota.
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Alternately stentorian and maniacal, he demands respect for the presidency even as he undercuts it with juvenile outbursts.
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Bahman and Niloo meet again in other countries, at other ages, and alternately break and renew their bonds.
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The women are alternately supportive and competitive, particularly when their individual ambitions place them in each other's way.
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This poem cuts right to the challenge of our human condition, which can feel alternately bearable and unbearable.
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Yet this left Republicans unable to alternately woo or terrify red-state Democrats into lending a helping hand.
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Alternately, any candidate with at least one pledged delegate from Iowa or New Hampshire automatically made the cut.
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The show is a medium-specific, alternately beautiful and disturbing public service announcement on the dangers of boxing.
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Troy and Gabriella's friends and enemies alternately conspire to help or prevent them from realizing their theatrical dreams.
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Mostly, he speaks through his visuals, particularly the camerawork that alternately articulates his and Cleo's points of view.
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I alternately dozed and batted at the baby hammock when he whistled every 20 minutes for rocking service.
|
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Credence has been alternately courted and cast aside by Grindelwald, depending on how useful he appears to be.
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Alternately, articles of clothing would have to be removed and sniffed by the dogs, which is also not ideal.
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That said, like most people I've been alternately shocked and excited by the vastly accelerated pace of this season.
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In one video, responders seem alternately impressed with the lyrics and flabbergasted by the content of one music video.
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After that, "Killing Reagan" alternately devotes its energy to Hinckley's madness and Reagan administration palace intrigue and intramural squabbling.
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Alternately, the excise tax could be raised even further, placing it out of reach of its typically underaged customers.
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I missed seeing Wiley; her alternately defiant and broken Moira was one of the first season's most compelling characters.
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The two characters literally sit on Bean's shoulders, urging her alternately to embrace romance or adventure, domesticity or battle.
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Pop it in (okay, just click 'download') when you'd like to alternately pee your pants from laughing and fear.
|
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Alternately had this been the last season of just ten episodes, maybe that pressure would have helped streamline things.
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Throughout his time in the race, he's offered a treasure trove of alternately odd, amusing and occasionally confounding statements.
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You can hear it, too, in the track's muscular progressions and turnarounds, and Acosta's alternately delicate and defiant falsetto.
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The cubes also become flattened in places, so that one picture plane can seem alternately two- and three-dimensional.
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Alternately, you can call NHSTA's vehicle safety hotline at 1-888-327-4236 and ask about recall #17V-476.
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The chapters are narrated alternately by each girl, but Stasha's voice, for various reasons, comes to dominate the novel.
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This might be Prince most purely himself—locked into some unreal groove, alternately ignoring or showing everyone else up.
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Alternately, Kaine just needed to amp up his warm persona while pushing Pence on the issues — which he did.
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That's where we found Mr. Blanch, alternately taking orders and slicing open urchins with a custom-made mini guillotine.
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Against other southpaws, like Johny Hendricks, Gastelum simply shoots straight and arcs the left high around the guard alternately.
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Alternately bright and brutal, the twelve-tracker is an ongoing android dream that swoops in and out of chaos.
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The fact that no one really notices the cool structure I see alternately as a drawback or a bonus.
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By playing their characters as themselves: eye-rolling teenagers who were alternately insecure and too cool to be there.
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For decades, Spain's Socialists and the conservative People's Party (PP) were able to govern alternately with stable national majorities.
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Unlike "Play-Doh," the "Rabbit," made in 1986, has been with us over three decades, alternately loved and hated.
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Organized around searing episodes that defined the decade, the book alternately follows Clinton and Gingrich, starting even before 1990.
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His dancers here seemed alternately, then simultaneously, civilized and animal, following different drummers, sometimes as if to music unheard.
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Alternately, he could get his separatist lawmakers to vote for a unilateral declaration of independence, as he recently threatened.
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" In addition, Ms. Rebeck has written three novels and the alternately soothing and scathing writing primer "Free Fire Zone.
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Centers like this one — which was alternately known as Mei Bao, or "beautiful baby" in Chinese — provide two services.
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She was passed between an underling and his boss, as they alternately comforted and threatened her while demanding money.
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Acclaimed physicists like Peter Kapitsa, Yulii Khariton and Igor Kurchatov were alternately bullied and spoiled by Stalin and Beria.
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PBS is alternately besieged and taken for granted, but when cooler heads seldom prevail, it remains welcome and necessary.
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We are also both moved alternately to tears and to rage by the actions of the new American president.
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One alternately wishes Wang had been subjected to more disciplined editing and to more questioning of her vantage point.
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Model after model stepped to the mic and chanted snatches of Hole songs, alternately angry, bruised, fearsome and mocking.
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Detectives, lawyers and underworld associates described Mr. Persico as a moody man who could be alternately charming and vicious.
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As is typically the case with Kanye, the rapid-fire dispatches were alternately hilarious, poignant, disappointing, and deeply confusing.
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While Sanders alternately criticized and praised Iger, Disney&aposs corporate office seemed to take a more decisive position regarding Sanders.
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His graffiti crew, SKE ("See Know Evil," or, alternately, "Some Kids Envy" or "Some Kids Excel") appears in exhibition photographs.
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In nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator, Mateen sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending.
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Alternately, he said, passenger cars could be outfitted with retractable side wheels allowing them to travel through the loop autonomously.
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And some of the groups that find themselves alternately working with or against EMILY's List see demonizing them as counterproductive.
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" Nason said he's working with other student groups to plan counterprogramming during what he alternately dubbed "hate-speech apologist week.
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Are we — as listeners, therapists, prosecutors or just a prurient gathering of fascinated spectators — alternately fans or a lynch mob?
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Even without his clout-boosting guest list, Cordae's deft delivery and lyricism, alternately thoughtful and boastful, are suited to impress.elsewherebrooklyn.
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Micachu and James Blake, and it pairs chugging post-punk instrumentation with alternately rapped, sung, and screamed verses from Krule.
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Alternately, and as advised by Kardashian's doctors, a prospective mother at high risk should avoid pregnancy and consider surrogacy instead.
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As the Man in Black, Matthew McConaughey seems alternately bored and confused by his own motivations in The Dark Tower.
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Alternately, when 34-year-old Scott Disick started dating 19-year-old Sofia Richie, their relationship became instant tabloid fodder.
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For his part, Trump has alternately dismissed Mueller's work as a "witch hunt" and as a "total exoneration" of him.
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Add flour mixture to butter mixture alternately with milk, beating on medium until combined and smooth, 214 to 2 minutes.
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He also alternately took jabs at the House managers' and Pelosi's strategy as if adding commentary to a sports match.
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Anodyne is alternately darker—hitting on themes of violence and alienation—and goofier, with gentle game parodies and wilder settings.
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And though he describes Amma and Camille as being alternately "dangerous and in danger," he doesn't specify which is which.
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One of the chief pleasures of these late paintings is the way Boxer alternately simplifies and complicates his signature style.
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Alternately, you can start posting questions and discussing your playthrough with our community in the forum thread for this post.
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Alternately, you can call NHTSA's Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 and inquire about safety campaign #17V-442.
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Alternately, you can ring NHTSA's Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 and ask about safety campaign #17V-393.
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He is elliptical at times and, at others, direct: alternately distant and affable, somber and playful, rash and profoundly considered.
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He is suave and shrewd, sweet and menacing, alternately glowering at those around him or simply charming them into submission.
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Time to get my boy out of the bath, where Lego Batman is alternately battling dinosaurs and performing a concert.
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The agency, alternately describing them as "illegal aliens" and "a group of suspected illegal aliens," said Gomez was among them.
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If a manufacturer wants to take market share, it might discount; alternately, it may seek price increases to boost margins.
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Alternately, you could feed and love them as though they were a member of your family and not worship them.
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Stuck with this cipher of a role — he's stress personified — Madden gives a performance that's alternately robotic and slightly unhinged.
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Alternately, save a grand or three and get a cheap set of rollers and prop your bike up on them.
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The composer Julian Craster is played, alternately, by Marcelo Gomes of American Ballet Theater and Dominic North of New Adventures.
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But the Big Ten has been the playoff era's protagonist, alternately victorious and frustrated, and representing the delicate competitive atmosphere.
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Or alternately, the Republican will be favored all night, only to be overtaken because of an unexpectedly large Democratic turnout.
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Mr. Trump has alternately implied that such a move would depend on Mr. Powell's actions and denied suggesting a demotion.
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Some connect to the back of the unit, others to the bottom, alternately suggesting slanted ceilings or eccentric garage doors.
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He will alternately sit in his barrel sauna for 15 minutes and then switch to an ice bath for three.
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Single studies have alternately suggested cellphones are driving up cancer rates and that they pose no health threat at all.
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Bumpies are, unsurprisingly, controversial, alternately a source of irritation for onlookers and a connection to community for moms-to-be.
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Bernie (Stephanie Gould), alternately docile and demanding, rude and sweet, stubborn and accommodating, sets the pace of the Vincolos' existence.
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Mr. Trump has alternately listened to and been dismissive of Ms. Thomas's entreaties, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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Compared to an incumbent who has spent 25 years alternately disappointing and antagonizing liberals, he represents a major step forward.
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The blend is alternately stimulating and bewildering, revelatory and infuriating: yet another symptom of the museum's limited curatorial mind-set.
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Only a handful of women speak for themselves, while Native Americans are portrayed as doomed figures, alternately violent or heroic.
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Alternately defiant or embittered, Mr. Mubarak never publicly displayed much contrition for his actions during his three decades in power.
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Sunday Routine Like most young transplants to New York, Caris LeVert is alternately stunned and captivated by his new city.
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Alternately, write an Op-Ed about whether more or less should be done to preserve these sites for the future.
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She's gearing up for the first big event that she's been paid to sing at, and appears alternately distant and obsessive.
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Obama remained alternately optimistic and dejected, according to Rhodes, who has been feted as an aspiring novelist-turned national security wunderkind .
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In nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator, the gunman sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending.
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Instead, food in a Ruth Reichl book is a cultural tool, alternately a signifier of power or luxury or social cachet.
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"The thing with him is that he's alternately upbeat and very depressed about the state of the world," Mr. MacArthur said.
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Valuation is such a malleable concept that we now simultaneously have professional investors calling stocks alternately a bubble and a bargain.
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Alternately, voice messages could be another sign of the "end of Instagram" as it becomes over-cluttered with Facebook's own features.
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Mills also suggested that the microbial profiles could eventually help winemakers in replicating particularly good vintages or, alternately, avoiding bad ones.
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In January, internet audiences everywhere were alternately charmed — and horrified — after the USA Freedom Kids performed at a Donald Trump rally.
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Metal is, however, alternately lauded and lampooned for its illegible logo examples, taking typography itself to the furthest brink of relevance.
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Thread vegetable pieces alternately onto skewer, piercing kale leaf and folding leaf over each vegetable piece in a loose accordion style.
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Its black-and-white environments quickly become repetitive and look alternately fuzzy and jagged on the relatively low-powered PSVR system.
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Or, alternately, our Dungeon Crawl character has the eternal doohicky of magic whatever and hops out of the dungeon's front door.
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", the inability of young students to tell "fake news" from real news is alternately "dismaying," "bleak," and a "threat to democracy.
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Much like its alternately victimized and victimizing antiheroine, "The Kingdom" pins the reader in the cross hairs of bullets and bombast.
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Photos appear to show newly engaged Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin alternately crying and comforting each other -- and fans are worried.
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Johannes Martin Kränzle, as Levi/Beckmesser, evokes the harried but resilient character of the conductor, whom Wagner alternately humiliated and embraced.
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Alphonse keeps bringing up, and most likely fictionalizing, their distant personal history, while Bernard alternately denies and attempts to document his.
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García Lorca was also the source of another revelation: Beatriz Lockhart's two-song "Homenaje a García Lorca," alternately stark and wistful.
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A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
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She found 20 workers to act out their fantasies for her camera in ways that are alternately funny and very sad.
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These super-translations can be viewed alternately as "soft" particles, which are just particles that have zero or basically zero energy.
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First and foremost, he needs to start blending his offense and defense, rather than just alternately switching gears between the two.
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Alternately, this is an initiative to make something beautiful from your dreams—a creative impulse is present and should be followed.
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Alternately super chill and super aggressive, Rudder and Fluke are hilariously voiced by The Wire alums Dominic West and Idris Elba.
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Belgium looks alternately confident and panicky, largely depending on when Brazil is defending on its back foot or its front one.
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Alternately, sometimes scientists will genetically modify the virus instead, swapping bits of the disease-causing pathogen into a harmless virus shell.
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Alternately manic and maddened, Bill is like a red flag to overly smug husbands, wildly warning of the comeuppance to come.
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It's alternately sentimental and lewd (those greased weasels) and strains too hard for universality, spelling out its metaphors in marquee lights.
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Wearing a gray prison sweater, Mr. Tarrant alternately stared directly into the camera and looked around the room he was in.
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Cornell was capable of an alternately seraphic or satanic croon, which could make mercury freeze or boil depending on his whim.
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Dousing us alternately in treacle and ice water, Jonathan Jakubowicz's World War II drama, "Resistance," strains to find a cohesive tone.
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Dousing us alternately in treacle and ice water, Jonathan Jakubowicz's World War II drama, "Resistance," strains to find a cohesive tone.
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She was alternately tart and deliberative, contained but occasionally allowing a flash of anger to break through her carefully composed sentences.
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Alternately, was my decision not to facilitate reunification wrong, and were the previous owners' claims paramount, despite the cat's neglected condition?
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Alternately, perhaps the bacteria are acting more directly by secreting chemicals that spur growth in nearby cancer cells, Dr. Relman said.
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He won last fall even having denounced climate change as a "hoax" that is perpetrated alternately by scientists, liberals or China.
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In the decade since he left the company, Hughes has been alternately heralded and derided for his post-tech career choices.
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Rwanda and Uganda have a shared political, ethnic and security history that has alternately been friendly and hostile over the decades.
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Alternately sexy and silly, galvanic and gentle, "MA" is best enjoyed as a slide show of visual blessings and, sometimes, bafflements.
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Ever since, the two right-wing politicians have alternately aided and tormented each another, like lovers locked in a turbulent relationship.
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A much bigger revelation was the tenor Marcelo Álvarez as des Grieux, the lover Manon alternately runs away with, and from.
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Betty had poorly controlled paranoid schizophrenia, and often called the clinic agitated, alternately whispering and screaming about government agents stalking her.
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Zhang continued to insist she had not lied, speaking alternately for herself and through court-appointed Mandarin translators, according to CNN.
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Alternately, the legislative body might treat the Internet as a public utility, much like the water, gas works or electric grid.
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Tripping and stumbling through the chaos, they employ fierce repetition to bring a world, alternately hauntingly still and frantic, to life.
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It would also mean that Gap could make a some serious cash by selling Old Navy, or alternately, that Gap Inc.
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But Obama remained alternately optimistic and dejected, according to Rhodes, who has been feted as an aspiring novelist-turned national security wunderkind .
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Alternately, a team of rescue divers would position themselves along the route, passing the boys to each other in a relay style.
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The contrast has left supporters alternately ecstatic and on edge, consumed by the suspicion that Democratic Party has been gaslighting their movement.
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That living isolated in a nursing home is a just end to a life spent alternately nurturing and eviscerating everyone he loved.
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Eve is alternately repulsed by and attracted to the brutal killer who has outsmarted MI5 largely by being female and, therefore, invisible.
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As these gravitational waves traverse space they will literally cause distances between objects alternately to decrease and increase in an oscillatory manner.
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Alternately, we both died thousands of years ago and in this—our purgatory—we relive the same day over and over again.
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Whisk in lemon juice alternately with remaining 1 cup flour, beginning and ending with flour, whisking until just combined after each addition.
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It has to get their position right down to the millimeter to (alternately) pick up the block or go back to charge.
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His supporters on Monday sounded bewildered by the reaction to the video, blaming it alternately on nervous Republicans and a hostile press.
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They see her as the ideal woman—one who will protect them while still letting them have fun, alternately sexy and chaste.
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You could be in for a pretty remarkable experience—or, alternately, one of the most miserable and terrifying nights of your life.
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Its two volumes paint a picture of Donald Trump as deeply narcissistic and incompetent, alternately conned and ignored by everyone around him.
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Overgrown nasturtiums and birds of paradise lap at his feet and shoulders, as if alternately yielding to or waiting to engulf him.
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Before the name "Brahma" was settled upon, this breed of chicken was alternately called Chittagong, Gray Shanghai, Brahma Pootra or Brahmas. 3.
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Go players alternately place black or white stones on a grid of 19x19 squares with the aim of occupying the most territory.
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Alternately tragic, bittersweet and frightening, the film traces the consequences for the kids when a shakedown of a taxi driver goes sideways.
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Owen, whose schizophrenia is alternately presented as a genuine condition and as a metaphor, can't distinguish between what's real and what's not.
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In "Batman v Superman," the newspapers are full of controversy about the heroes, whom the fickle public alternately turns on and embraces.
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As a longtime reader of Dreher's blog—an experience alternately enthralling and exasperating—I'd always wondered what he'd be like in person.
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Sounding alternately vulnerable about his past negligence and confident about Facebook's strategy going forward, Zuckerberg took nearly an hour of tough questions.
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Alternately, the school must give priority to the victim by removing the perpetrator from the victim's classes, creating a safety plan, etc.
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Upson skewers both the Hollywood image of the enhanced female body and our society's alternately voyeuristic and antagonistic attitude toward this image.
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My French ancestors lived in the troubled province of Alsace, which spent hundreds of years being alternately annexed by Germany and France.
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The physical action is at once frenzied and clear: the other singers stalk, surround, assail, and comfort Gwen, alternately adversaries and companions.
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For some he is the perennial bad boy, alternately overpaid and profligate or meanspirited and tightfisted, depending on the story du jour.
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In the latest interviews, migrants reported freezing conditions, filthy toilets, inadequate water and food that alternately was frozen or made them vomit.
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Alternately live and videotaped, her acts involved successively stripping off layers of clothing, wigs and face masks; the last mask always remained.
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The second and third movements were a pair of danses macabres: the first alternately ferocious and suave, the second brooding and ghostly.
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The various crews rumble through the night, alternately hindering and helping one another and being picked off by the extremely mobile undead.
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Before the policy was called to a halt, Mr. Trump and his aides alternately embraced the crackdown and blamed it on Democrats.
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"We are in a strange place," said Mr. Corker, who has alternately been one of Mr. Trump's closest allies and loudest critics.
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Cluelessly upbeat and charmingly idiotic, he's taken under the wing of John Belushi's character, Bluto Blutarsky, who alternately torments and comforts him.
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The brothers trained together from the time Jakob was about 12, alternately pushing and encouraging one another, they explained to Dr. Tjelta.
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When his condition didn't improve, they moved him back to Karachi, alternately hoping the humid sea-level air might revive his lungs.
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Alternately, uncertainty about the fiscal future — like whether the present complacency over large deficits continues — could spur millennials to save more now.
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At this stage, they riff off each other like fashion's version of Bogart and Bacall, alternately needling, praising and encouraging each other.
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"During the diversion, the flight crew alternately used supplementary oxygen, with one pilot on oxygen at all times," the aviation authority said.
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He took whatever means he needed to express a vision that was alternately empathetic and obstreperous, as contradictory as the man himself.
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Each day he sat out on his lounge chair in his bathing suit, sunning himself as he read, alternately stern or amused.
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Alternately, if he's in public and in a pinch, the Mandalorian can probably get away with using a straw under his helmet.
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Or, alternately, they could abandon the democratic project, and attempt to enshrine minoritarian rule though procedural gimmicks and a rejection of accountability.
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Ostensibly dealing with domesticity, the artists delivered insights into the idea of home that were alternately chilly and comforting, menacing and sublime.
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An imperial presidency that alternately aggresses on behalf of liberal and conservative interest groups will continue to erode constraints on presidential power.
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It's about a minority of men who choose to treat women alternately as walking sex objects or bothersome and potentially devious nags.
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The pump units gently circulated blood when positive and negative air pressure was alternately applied to flexible diaphragms inside sanitary glass tubes.
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" Alternately, "mai" could mean "lost child" (迷子), or it can mean "my own" (マイ), making the title something like "Akane's own.
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The bad guys, frankly, alternately prove nasty and inept, and the build-up spends a bit too much time on CW-esque shenanigans.
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They also stem from the prevalence of positive and negative feedback mechanisms, which alternately amplify and dampen the initial impact of price changes.
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Special forces line the car park outside, alternately threatening journalists about filming them or their positions, and letting children pose with their Kalashnikovs.
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Alternately, you could find an olive suit, split the pants and set yourself apart from all the other sexy Ken Bones this Halloween.
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Rows and rows of Galaxy S8 phones, each with a USB cable connected, alternately charge up and charge down, as cameras look on.
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Ms Torun's camera alternately glides knee-high alongside sauntering cats and then swoops over rooftops for stunning aerial views of the Golden Horn.
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One official said new Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte remains "somewhat of an unknown quantity" who has been alternately bellicose and accommodating toward China.
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Many Brexiteers blame the alternately frightening and farcical stories on dastardly "Remoaner" officials, working to undermine the case for leaving without a deal.
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The songs you'll hear on Insecure are alternately sexy, angry, and joyful, featuring artists from Drake to Vince Staples, Blood Orange to D'Angelo.
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Alternately, you can wrap the dough around the cheese mixture like a purse, cut the top, and roll each khachapuri without flipping it.
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Copying the instant-messaging patois he learned from his teenage daughters, O'Neill posed as Mackenzie, alternately flirting, challenging, and being mad at him.
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Alternately referred to as "high back pockets" or a prominent "lower half," having a big posterior is said to portend good power potential.
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From the videos he posts to his Instagram, he seems elated, alternately grinning in front of the camera and yelling joyously behind it.
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In fact, looking back at old clips of him being alternately talked down to or fawned over by talk show hosts is painful.
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As the instructors alternately slut-shamed sexually active girls and warned of dire consequences for boys, she live-tweeted her shock and horror.
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Alternately, homeowners who face skyrocketing insurance costs in the wake of a disaster may walk away from their mortgages, threatening a foreclosure crisis.
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LawBreakers addressed itself to my memory of those treasured arena shooters of the late 90s, but that memory was alternately selective and imaginary.
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Their Boston terriers, Louie (two years old, rambunctious) and Daisy (twelve, blind), alternately growled and licked at each other on the shag carpet.
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At the university's human performance lab, the runners donned alternately an average pair of running shoes and a pair of maximally cushioned shoes.
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Far from being a mere gimmick, it is a highly evocative and transporting piece of electronic music, alternately ambient, glitchy, and interestingly rhythmic.
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Just an FYI, I got into BTC around $2300 this July and have been alternately skeptical and bullish pretty much every day since.
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Since bitcoin jumped Monday following the launch of the first bitcoin futures contract on a major exchange, less popular cryptocurrencies have alternately surged.
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But Newsom hasn't used his bully pulpit to demand lawmakers correct this, leaving small growers canvassed by VICE feeling alternately betrayed and dejected.
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Cha lua, identified here alternately as Vietnamese pork roll or ham, is pork pounded into a paste and then steamed in banana leaves.
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Her parents, John and Patsy, have alternately been the leading suspects in her death or the most wronged mom and dad in history.
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Alternately using their bills and feet, the birds can systematically make their way through a lock with five different complex mechanisms on it.
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A new stadium would be built between the two towns, with Oxford's Manor Ground and Reading's Elm Park used alternately in the interim.
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Or, alternately, a figure for zero — as in Milton's phrase "to turne the O of thir insignificance into a lamentation with the people"?
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She live-tweeted her shock and horror as the instructors alternately slut-shamed sexually active girls and warned of dire consequences for boys.
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He compared it alternately to theater and to cave paintings, and whichever metaphor you prefer, it makes for a much more immersive experience.
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Morgan was riveting in the part, which fixed a popular perception of him that he has alternately relished and chafed under ever since.
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They detour to the dentist, and then end up in a Georgia motel, with now-toothless Granny alternately sleeping and groaning in pain.
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He worked for the campaign for 9 days — not 18 days or three and a half months, as Mr. Trump alternately has claimed.
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The paintings consist mainly of alternately bright or dark monochrome canvases that have been partly pulled off their stretchers, twisted, rumpled and ruched.
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Over the course of the alternately hilarious and sobering hour, she explains exactly why she finds comedy to be morally untenable for her.
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Mr. Allen's often blunt, overwrought dialogue, however, also alternately brings to mind Budd Schulberg ("I coulda been a contender") and imitation Clifford Odets.
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He alternately made crude jokes about domestic violence and, in a more reflective moment, offered to donate money to domestic violence prevention programs.
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Ian McShane, as Hellboy's adoptive father, does what he can to calm the chaos, but the movie left me alternately baffled and battered.
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Alternately, Apple could just list its own apps on this page or offer a link to this dedicated page from the search screen.
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Alternately, they go the Buffy the Vampire Slayer route, showing their vulnerability by agonizing about whether their strength makes them abnormal or unfeminine.
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Waving at the wall of records she accumulated with Mr. Miller, she alternately calls it junk, stuff and "crapola," which she means lovingly.
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Alternately, the court could rule that California's law violates the First Amendment by requiring public employees to affirmatively opt out of union payments.
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This year's briefing could prove even more hazardous than last year's for the intelligence community, which the president has alternately praised and denounced.
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In a typical pattern following a sharp gut check for investors, the major indexes have gyrated within a range, alternately feinting and surging.
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Alternately, the men were soldiers who died together in mortal combat, and then buried in what is presumed to be a war cemetery.
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This can be interpreted as alternately nurturing and solicitous, or cloying and suffocating, a dynamic often replicated between parents and their adolescent children.
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One of the first black designers to win international acclaim, Mr. Casely-Hayford alternately embraced and rejected the norms of the fashion establishment.
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She has a light, playful hand with the material, and the movie is alternately erotic, funny, and fiercely supportive of sexual freedom and exploration.
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They also plan churro parties together, alternately tease each other about motherhood and offer maternity advice, and even go baby shopping just like sisters.
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The boys sound alternately gruff and yearning, snarling the rapped verses while crooning the chorus through vocal filters as aqueous as the keyboards themselves.
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Perhaps no candidate's campaign has run as alternately hot and cold as Buttigieg's, who has twice surged and twice fallen back into the pack.
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The best thing to do now is to alternately badger and butter up this genius billionaire until he publishes a big paper on it.
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Alternately, carbon monoxide could be added to the mix, creating environmentally-friendly kerosene fuel that can be used in the aviation and rocket industry.
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Alternately, the water could have been produced by chemical reactions driven by the solar wind, making it much more recent in terms of age.
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Wellington Wells' residents are alternately so inhumanly stupid and so inhumanly agile that mastering its simple stealth mechanics and clumsy melee combat feels pointless.
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He was alternately fine—an anaesthetizing cutter slipping under Eric Hosmer's bat, a rhythm with the curve as the game went on—and frustrated.
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Sahil is alternately enamored and reluctant, his feelings complicated by his immature boyfriend Alex and Jai's constant Skyping with clients thousands of miles away.
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The series, written by Gabby Rivera with artwork by artist Joe Quinones, has America alternately fighting evil villains and enjoying time with her friends.
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With his alternately vital and disconcerting sculptures, videos, and installations presented in Unemployment, his latest show at 47 Canal, Kline has done just that.
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Attend City Council meetings Alternately, attend a City Council meeting to get an up-close view of what's important to your city's legislators. 6.
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Alternately thrilling and thought-provoking, terrifying and delicious, these dystopian novels will fuel your fire as much as they serve your need for escape.
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Loki is no all-powerful Tom Hiddleston, but merely the smartest and most danger-prone of the gods: alternately shrewd, afraid and extremely condescending.
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The first episode will cost $15, while subsequent episodes will be $10 each; alternately you can purchase the whole game up front for $60.
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Locals told the Times the father and son were always present at the place and described them alternately as friendly and mysterious, even gruff.
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Their smooth mesh of acoustic and electric guitars readily admits alternately whizzy, spattery, and serene synthesizer parts, caught up in crafted, high-flying soar.
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The president has alternately accepted each Saudi defense of what happened to Khashoggi, and called for "severe" consequences for those responsible in his death.
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Gale's generally nimble language is alternately as breezy as an E.M. Forster drawing room and as unyielding as the pre-climate-change Canadian north.
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Mr. Plepler was known as the ultimate deal maker at HBO, with a talent for alternately charming and cajoling celebrities and business executives alike.
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The plot has shades of Portal and The Prisoner, alternately following two protagonists through a secret underground research facility that operates above the law.
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Her performance is a refreshing delight, alternately winking at the lunacy of the fitness-and-mindfulness-lifestyle and embracing it in her own way.
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He did not chase Kondor away, although he alternately helped Sidony get away and pushed himself between the females when Kondor subsequently attacked Sidony.
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Nomads alternately in search of and running away from themselves, they sought some form of affirmation they found difficult to define, much less attain.
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Alternately, if you want to change the call forwarding option, just tap the one you want to change to and enter the forwarding number.
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Radmann's relationship to Beckenbauer is alternately described by FIFA insiders in the report as a friend, business partner, aide, spokesman, and frequent travel companion.
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He has previously stated himself to be alternately pro-choice, pro-life, and in favor of defunding Planned Parenthood, according to The Washington Post.
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Alternately, and this is the most likely scenario, she knows that people will continue to be interested if it seems like she's still interested.
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To some critics, that was an inconsistent strategy — one that alternately cheered or sowed anxiety among American allies, and likewise alienated or emboldened China.
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The news was not a total shock: Germans have been alternately praying for, and fearing, such an announcement since the migration crisis of 2015.
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He has alternately said the virus was contained, that he successfully closed the borders and kept it out and that a vaccine was near.
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"Igor," alternately lush and off-kilter, is a song cycle about a not-quite-committed relationship that never makes it to full-time status.
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It comes across as a maelstrom of color cohering at the center into a person, or, alternately, a person in the process of disintegrating.
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In "Simulacres," the Werktank founder D'Haeseleer creates a disorienting stream of flickering images that alternately synchronize with and stray from Vigroux's pulsating industrial rhythms.
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Now comes the complex story of Shchukin as an alternately fearless and anxious collector; a successful textile merchant; and a doting husband and father.
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Standing in the way are the Steelers (1133-1123-1113), who have alternately looked like a Super Bowl contender and a laughingstock this season.
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Winding through three rooms and a hallway, the show is piecemeal, like sifting among alternately random and related works in an artist's flat files.
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During Chen's free skate at the last important Olympic tuneup, the Grand Prix final in Japan in December, he seemed alternately tentative and hurried.
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A flurry of online petitions initiated by supporters and foes of the government have alternately praised and denounced Mr. Muscat's handling of the case.
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Written 30 years after the events he witnessed as a young military intelligence officer, the book is alternately elegiac and furious, and frequently hilarious.
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Since the late 1990s, the VA has alternately rationed and increased care as it sought to do right by veterans while holding down costs.
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They kept him in alternately hot and cold cells, blasted him with strobe lights and heavy-metal music, and poured ice water on him.
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Then came a 4-0 thrashing at Costa Rica last Tuesday in which Klinsmann's team looked alternately disorganized, dispirited and — perhaps most damningly — uninterested.
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Lauren Bacall's turn as a woman of ambiguous sexuality is a fascinating footnote, but the alternately joyful and bittersweet performance sequences are most enduring.
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The leaders of Iran and Israel have issued opposing warnings of increasing urgency, alternately pressuring the U.S. president to affirm or abandon the deal.
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Alternately, have students bring to class an article of clothing that they had become uninterested in wearing, but then rediscovered and now enjoy again.
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Alternately, it might involve asking patients to agree generally to any future research at the time blood is drawn or a biopsy is taken.
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Witch doctors danced before her, laid hands upon her alternately freezing and burning her flesh, until she found herself within the house of Morgan.
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But Mr. Bannon has repeatedly criticized Pope Francis, alternately calling him a socialist, a global elitist and a promoter of Muslim migration to Europe.
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The shop was alternately dimly lit, and, in places where bulbs had been screwed into strips of sockets to show off their powers, blinding.
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They appear to move in very slow motion, shifting slightly as we progress around the strands that alternately glow and disappear in the dark.
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In a performance that conveyed the alternately mysterious, ruminative, celestial and fitful elements of this restless score, the symphony proved a fitting memorial piece.
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But in both books, language alternately delights and devastates, twisting without turning into a gimmick; instead, the beauty of grammatical function is on display.
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Alternately, it is argued PMS may well be a cultural construct; a manifestation of a period-fearing society that doesn't exist, biologically, at all.
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Henceforth hurricanes would have male and female names alternately, and the first, Hurricane Bob (Barry would have been a lot better), whirled in in 1979.
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I know I was not alone, watching those hours with a sick knot in my stomach, alternately screaming at the TV and remaining painfully silent.
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Once new retirees wrap up their longtime careers, they can get down to the business of serious relaxation ... or, alternately, the pursuit of further knowledge.
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Theodora Skipitares led a multidisciplinary team in rendering the six famous characters as, alternately, glowing, sculptural puppets, oversized wooden ones, light installations, and video art.
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Two girls -- emboldened by bystanders alternately yelling out support or derision -- went toe-to-toe in the residential street before they tumbled to the ground.
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The news service, Iranwire, also reported that the prisoner, Nosratollah Khosravi, whom it identified by an alternately used name, Nasrollah Khosravi-Roodsari, had left Iran.
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Thirty-five years on, the threat of nuclear war is no less real as Donald Trump alternately courts and insults a nuke-armed North Korea.
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Add flour mixture to butter mixture alternately with buttermilk, beginning and ending with flour mixture, stopping to scrape down sides of mixing bowl as needed.
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Zabka has turned Johnny into a wonderfully layered character -- alternately a jerk, vulnerable and sympathetic, with a decent streak that seems mostly to irritate him.
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In a culture that has been alternately skeptical of and downright hostile toward Muslim Americans, coming out as LGBTQ inside that community isn't exactly easy.
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El Nino and La Niña via NOAALa Niña—known alternately to NOAA as El Viejo or, more evocatively, "anti-El Niño"—is El Niño's nemesis.
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Bernal's Globe-winning portrayal of Rodrigo, based on real-life conductor Gustavo Dudamel, is perfectly charming — he's alternately a mesmerizing genius and an overgrown baby.
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Alternately, a provider is also not allowed to try to entice a customer with a discount in return for their consent, according to the bill.
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A black man stepped beside him and guided him out of the crowd and over the barricade, alternately speaking to him and shouting at him.
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Alternately addressing or failing to address issues that confronted his administration, he was never reluctant to champion those causes that would advance Democratic party interests.
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Alternately, you might be able to extend the reach of a drone by drastically cutting down on the amount of time you spend on station.
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Alternately, it could be triggered by any one of the many fault lines in the global economy, be it in Italy, Brazil, China or Japan.
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The almost 17-month-old began by alternately hitting and hugging the balloons and finally tried to lift up the entire pastel-colored balloon arch.
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It's easy to imagine why space travelers who may never return to our planet might be alternately gratified or depressed by virtual versions of it.
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Mr. Trump, though, is no ordinary candidate, and he often calls (and calls out) reporters who are writing about him, alternately charming and bullying them.
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Singer Indra Dunis' vocals are alternately entranced and airily joyous, tying together the arpeggiated synth melodies and loping bassline into a neat, gut-rattling package.
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Miro flies at me and we fall all over the grass and get stains on our knees and alternately hug and fight until we're exhausted.
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" It was "aberrant, marginal, a fictive state," a country that existed, "even in its peaceful moments, alternately under a cloud of contingent anarchy or tyranny.
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There is an American photographer on hand (the English actor Elliot Cowan) to act as our guide to this alternately brave and brutal new world.
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The program culminates with a moving, often funny, 20-minute written story read alternately by the partners in each couple in front of an audience.
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Two lawmakers issued dueling statements on Wednesday alternately praising and bashing the popular messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on default encryption for its billion users.
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Mia is the singer for alternative electronic duo Soto Voce, which merges industrial, synth, and dance into a smart, sophisticated sound alternately pummeling and delicate.
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But during the past 100 years in Iran, hair coverings have alternately been banned and enforced, depending on who was in power at the time.
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Grace, in turn, is seen balefully inhabiting a London bedsit, doomed forever to relive her days with a husband she found alternately magnificent and merciless.
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Mainly in westerns, indigenous Americans were alternately nature's noblemen and creatures of untrammeled id, stand-ins for Chinese communists and the third world's oppressed masses.
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Orbán took a seat in the second row, and for the next two and a half hours members of parliament alternately castigated or defended him.
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She spent most of the evening alternately retweeting defenses of her original racist comment and hand-wringing against the perceived oppression of politically incorrect comedians.
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A lengthy scene in which Nicky alternately abuses and pimps out his vulnerable girlfriend (Carol Grace, then married to Walter Matthau) is excruciating to watch.
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Although she contorts her voice to match each mood, alternately rousing, breathy, or conversational, enunciating lyrics, she often sounds impatient about getting the words out.
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Both Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer looked alternately bemused and exasperated by their visit, and both pleaded that the negotiations were best conducted in private.
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The disturbing but utterly gripping video shows a woman alternately beating up and cuddling her adult daughter, who's dressed in just a bra and underwear.
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Wrapped in a towel, he sang his line repeatedly into a boom mike, alternately braying and mumbling, and then trailing off into a near-whisper.
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It attaches to a control unit that alternately heats or cools the small tubes of water that run through the blanket at the user's command.
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Kevin Spacey was alternately pacing like a panther and beaming like a proud parent at the back of a Juilliard classroom one recent Thursday morning.
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Or, alternately, express remorse that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The plan approved Tuesday is alternately seen as either a victory for inclusion or a money grab by FIFA, the sport's scandal-plagued governing body.
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Two lawmakers issued dueling statements on Wednesday alternately praising and bashing the popular messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on default encryption for its billion users.
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It was classic Chanel, the Lagerfeld way: merchandised, tongue-in-chic, replete with ideas, alternately delicate and clumpy, forward-looking and connected to the past.
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He started with a confident-sounding but totally nonsensical disquisition on trade policy, before shifting gears into a mode that was alternately peevish and listless.
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Just as one might read a poem and alternately focus on its cadence, phrases, structure, or references, or sound, one can see Huffman's installation alternately as: a landscape peppered with violent interruption; the train of thought of "Stanza"'s female protagonist enriched by objects from her consciousness; an immersive light and sound experience in which the viewer's affinities are the primary indicators of meaning.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump was an uneven critic of the détente with Cuba, alternately supporting the effort while criticizing the terms of the diplomatic negotiations.
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Democratic leaders have alternately raised the possibility that the sitting president is an actual Kremlin stooge and then suggested they'd really rather talk about Medicaid funding.
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As in the scandal itself, O.J. becomes an action figure to be passed around between various powerful men, alternately hounded and cajoled, placated and condescended to.
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The latest botnet threat, known as alternately as IoT Troop or Reaper, has evolved that strategy, using actual software-hacking techniques to break into devices instead.
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Alternately, since the TMSC statement said the virus was not introduced by a hacker, it's possible that someone on a company network somehow inadvertently downloaded malware.
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D'Amico's story has changed over time, but in the course of a week, he alternately said that $150,000 and $200,000 was still left of the money.
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On Twitter, GOP supporters and detractors alternately mocked and lauded the idea that a creator's opinion should have any bearing on how their work gets used.
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Moonlight's Mahershala Ali fares a bit better, by virtue of a plot quirk that has him alternately playing sports mogul Vector, and Zalem's maniacal ruler Nova.
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Verizon, HSBC, eBay, Home Depot, Disney, Colgate-Palmolive, and SAP also spoke about their partnerships with Google — alternately in glittering generalities and arcane enterprise software acronyms.
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For example, if things are too noisy in the room for Alexa to properly hear you, or, alternately, if you need things to be very quiet.
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Master of None's "Thanksgiving" — which follows several alternately fraught and joyful Thanksgiving gatherings — instantly made an impression when the series released its second season in May.
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Bunce presents alternately as Phil and Pippa, both of whom appear in the portrait, which was shot in a roof garden nearby Bunce's Credit Suisse office.
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The city was alternately seedy, in line with its depiction in Graham Greene's "The Third Man", or imperial and majestic, as evident in the Schönbrunn Palace.
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Back in 2011 and 2012, we would alternately capitalize Bitcoin or write it all in lowercase, depending on the whim of whoever was doing the story.
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A woman in a skintight black-leather bodysuit, with piercings between her eyebrows, leaned against a wall, alternately puffing on a cigarette and sipping orange juice.
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WanaDecrypt0r, alternately known by names like Wanna Cry, has struck hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 100 nations since the attack began Friday morning.
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SJ: In your book, you talk a lot about J.D. Vance's Hillbilly Elegy, which has been alternately praised and criticized for its depiction of the region.
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He made tiny experimental films, like Mother's Day (1948), which saw a naked blond child wandering around as a woman's voice alternately praises and scolds him.
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Mr. Wrona takes an alternately cool and hot view of this tumult, by turns pulling back for critical distance, at other times diving into the muck.
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Alternately, nations hosting American forces would ask that they return home; that most likely would be the case in Germany, where America has become increasingly unpopular.
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Outside the sprawling grounds, opposing caravans of cars brandished banners in slow processions alternately praising and railing against the president down Lamington Road bordering the course.
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He mixes samples of voices who speak alternately about self-love and alien encounters, as though the search for both involves a reaching beyond the atmosphere.
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"I thought I made myself very clear," President Trump said, alternately riffing and note-reading on Tuesday from his chair in the White House Cabinet Room.
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To this day, any mention of Stewart on the internet draws comments alternately accusing him of getting away with murder or defending him from character assassination.
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The film is alternately funny and heartwarming, but more than anything, eye opening, covering a chapter at best underreported in history books, if not outright overlooked.
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"They abused me physically, psychologically, and now they want to separate me from my kids," she said in her makeshift quarters, sounding alternately despondent and defiant.
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And Mr. Trump has an ambiguous relationship with the third, Mr. Kelly, whom he alternately assures that his job is secure and disparages to other people.
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All are best daubed alternately in sepen, fierce enough to halt conversation, and a gentler yellow chutney of crushed tomatoes and sesame seeds, musty with turmeric.
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Each time she takes the stage alongside President Trump, she's alternately pilloried and praised on social media for hanging tough through his freewheeling, fact-flouting remarks.
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He is alternately pressuring and wooing Democrats representing red states like Missouri and North Dakota and may find some support among moderates in the opposition party.
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He is alternately pressuring and wooing Democrats representing red states like Missouri and North Dakota, and may find some support among moderates in the opposition party.
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The animal gods are majestic in their size and sympathetic in their agony, and yet are also vengeful and combative, their attacks alternately pyrrhic or pointless.
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The choreographer Camille A. Brown, the only black member of the team, fills the stage with alternately sinuous and frenzied movement, hinting at more modern styles.
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As always, her vocals — alternately tender and powerful — are the starring attraction in set lists that arrange highlights from her career into a seven-act structure.
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The group's signature piece was Olivier Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time," an alternately meditative and ecstatic work in eight movements lasting nearly 50 minutes.
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Alternately, it might have been identified as a false flag — in other words, an account that's designed to make somebody's enemies look bad by caricaturing them.
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As a movie, it can feel alternately slow and rushed, cobbled together out of spare parts, and in need of more time of the drawing board.
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Democrats and Trumpskeptic Republicans spent the next few days alternately puzzling over what had transpired and demanding Nunes hand over the reins of the House probe.
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"Desert Trip" it was called by the thousands who flocked to Coachella's Empire Polo Grounds home in Indio, alternately called "Oldchella" by many who did not.
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The performers, wearing Kaye Voyce's jauntily eclectic costumes, alternately sit, like extras on a movie set, or rush around in high frenzy, scattering papers and props.
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The ways in which Donald Trump alternately used and decried the media to win the 2016 US presidential election will be studied for years to come.
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On Wednesday, NowThis News published a third tranche of Carlson clips — audio of him alternately mocking and joking about having sex with underaged beauty pageant contestants.
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Trump started tweeting angrily about the caravan, alternately attacking Mexico for not cracking down to stop it and imploring the Mexican government to do just that.
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For Chicago, who has spent almost 40 years watching her creation be, alternately, reviled, praised, sneered at, ignored and celebrated, the work's triumph is a relief.
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Go is played with round black and white stones, and two players alternately place pieces on a square grid with the goal of occupying the most territory.
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Alternately cutting off drives, jumping passing lanes, and sinking to tag or strip rolling big men, Middleton looks like he's daring the hamstring to betray him again.
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The newborns will be watched around the clock and could be alternately placed in an incubator and bottle-fed to help the mother rest, the zoo said.
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The White House has alternately called for $1.6 billion and $5 billion in border wall funding this year, with Trump recently sticking to the $5 billion figure.
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In his campaign speeches, Modi described a chowkidar or a guard as a "spirit or a feeling" or, alternately, as a trustee or guardian of the country.
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In The Country Girls, follow Kate and Baba from rural Ireland to Dublin while they come of age and are alternately terrible and tender toward one another.
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You won't find a clearly chronological setup or any didactic texts here; instead, you'll find a highly conceptual, alternately cryptic and coy installation that's charged with energy.
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Politics is a game played by chums who have known each other since school or Oxbridge and spend their lives alternately knifing each other and making up.
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Kimmel has delivered multiple alternately tragic and comic monologues over the past few months about the repeal of Obamacare, very likely helped impact the bill's early death.
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Alternately, programmers and computer scientists could provide the AI with new data, or different sets of rules, to help the machine come up with more palatable decisions.
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In that lengthy June 27 social media post, and in subsequent news interviews, the 30-year-old Bergman has alternately tried to explain actions and her background.
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That's the symbolism the subgenre is playing with: the alternately comforting and horrifying idea that maybe our most self-destructive or inexplicable actions are someone else's fault.
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And its ingenious installation — alternately dazzling, oppressive and nuts — resounds with stimulating clashes of color, style and process that bring a new unity to his contentious achievement.
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She borrows fashion aesthetics from the rock gods of yore: tight jeans, leather, and messy unkempt hair, alternately bleached out, bright pink, or a shiny raven color.
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In the Bay Area, alternately, if it's a weekday evening, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a dinner that's being hosted by a venture firm.
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Alternately, if you haven't listened to "Sportscenter" but you've looked at Twitter any time in the past eight years or so, you know Lil Wayne loves sports.
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She was walking back to her car when she saw Crutcher walking toward her, alternately putting his hands in his pockets and in the air, she said.
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As she turned back to her patrol car, she saw Crutcher walking toward her, alternately putting his hands in his pockets and in the air, she said.
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It's one of six so-called overdose prevention sites (alternately known as supervised consumption sites or supervised injection sites) to open up in the city since 2016.
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A group of women in their thirties stand in front of me, alternately squealing and turning to each other with glee and filming Jorja on their phones.
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Alternately, when the writer is a purveyor of identity politics, anti-Semitism and true bias, in favor of informed and expert opinion, the reader receives decidedly less.
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When James Comey visited Capitol Hill in early June, Donald Trump Jr. live-tweeted his testimony, alternately defending his father and attacking the fired former FBI director.
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Alternately the county could produce the ethanol with 62,000 tonnes of maize (2.8 percent of production) or 97,000 tonnes of molasses (nearly all of the country's production).
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Nicolai's electronica, mixed with this physical, bodily music and its deeply spiritual connection to nature, yielded an alternately swelling and receding, meditative, at times guttural, sonic environment.
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President Donald Trump has recently taken to alternately bashing and praising reporters and opinion hosts at his favorite media outlet, Fox News, in a highly public fashion.
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The calendar features both caffeinated and decaf teas, making its contents alternately suitable for mornings and evenings, and at just $30, it will fit most budgets, too.
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Alternately, it could be utterly worthless, one of the countless failed start-ups that pile up in Silicon Valley like E.T. cartridges in a New Mexico landfill.
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Miller convened meetings on Fridays, according to the Post, where he would "alternately scream [at], demand or encourage" lower-level employees within the Department of Homeland Security.
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" Mr. Trump tries to turn the interruptions to his advantage, showcasing his large crowds and commanding presence, alternately shouting "Get 'em out of here" and "Be nice.
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It's alternately upsetting and ecstatic, the sort of borderline-incoherent bit of babbling genius you can only land on when you approach your art with no expectations.
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Rod Gilfry was a gruffly nihilistic Alfonso, alternately resigned and snarling, and Sandrine Piau was sharply suspicious as Despina, the ladies' guardian and Alfonso's partner in crime.
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Charter schools — public schools that operate outside the normal system — have become a quarrelsome subject, of course, alternately hailed as saviors and criticized as an overrated fad.
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Over the course of the first week with my right arm in a cast, I alternately felt compassion for my left hand and worry for my right.
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At the end of Mr. Obama's first term, government officials began uncovering a Russian hacking group, alternately known to private security researchers as Energetic Bear or Dragonfly.
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McNaughton has since embraced his "Forgotten Man" success and become the most prolific illustrator of the Trump culture wars, with paintings that alternately bemuse and trigger liberals.
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Mr. Biden has appeared alternately eager to campaign as Mr. Obama's natural heir, and also wary of subsuming his candidacy entirely in nostalgia for an earlier administration.
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Its central ballroom scene has an extraordinary doubling quality, with two doppelgänger ballerinas moving through alternately similar and opposite experiences in a through-the-looking-glass world.
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Because these atoms absorb and release photons with wavelengths of 22018 centimeters, the signal is known alternately as the neutral hydrogen signal or the 22018-centimeter signal.
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Gomez said he had been in Tapachula for two days, roaming the streets for food, sleeping alternately in the park, at the market or on the street.
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If our exposure to his thinking reveals a whiny adolescent who alternately reveals his ignorance and tries to rewrite reality, no, this cannot be labeled a positive.
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Since its inception in 1913, the Federal Reserve has been alternately accused of either making money too scarce and expensive or making it too plentiful and cheap.
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The show promises an immersive, transcendental experience in which viewers — typically three at a time — step inside mirrored rooms alternately covered with dangling lanterns and floating globes.
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In "Jell-O Girls," she weaves together her family history and the story of the classic American dessert to produce a book that alternately surprises and mesmerizes.
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At a private meeting with Democratic governors in Washington, right after the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Bloomberg delivered a casual performance that alternately charmed and puzzled several attendees.
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And since the alternately plunging and rebounding market shows no sign of stabilizing anytime soon, many folks are likely wondering what to do with their emergency savings.
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Every few years, it seems, the National Football League changes what qualifies as a catch and a legal tackle, alternately confusing and infuriating players and fans alike.
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She's called Lenù, and the story she tells is the story of her best friend Lila, the surrogate sister/mother that Lenù alternately cherishes, envies, and despises.
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These interviews were mocked and derided by some and parsed for scriptural meaning by others, the way everything Kanye does and says is alternately mocked and bronzed.
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"Diamond Tongues," an alternately sweet and slashing microbudget comedy from Canada, makes a great vehicle for Leah Goldstein, a musician and performance artist appearing in her first movie.
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The Beatles' song is about memory; Mr. Lucier's alteration of it, beyond what it does with sound and resonance, implies a memory alternately ringing out and being contained.
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But since 2016, the NYPD has alternately claimed it either couldn't find any relevant records or that the records it did find were too sensitive to be released.
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As a basic puzzler where you fill in alternately colored squares, it's accessible and evokes a use of game mechanics that can be seen even at a distance.
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On Saturday evening one of the Pigeon Rocks, striking natural rock arches by Beirut's sea shore, was bathed alternately in the colors of the Belgian and Lebanese flags.
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Alternately, having watched Man of Steel's character assassination on Superman, along with Batman v Superman's literal assassination of him, it's possible that Zack Snyder just doesn't like Superman.
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Photographs of the camera-shy Gef appear alternately cat and squirrel-like, always obscured, and his own attempt at a self-portrait is barely more than a scrawl.
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Well, I probably would have done what I did best in those months: just stay home, alternately crying and vomiting, all within a safe radius of the toilet.
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The episode also shows off Archer's animation chops with a mix of silly sight gags and sequences meant to evoke Ridley Scott's alternately suspenseful and grotesque space horror.
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Alternately, it could drop a bomb or two on a country following a biological or chemical attack, or as a way to bring a"rogue" state under control.
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Alternately, perhaps you function best on a regular calendar-type schedule, and planning a regular cleansing on the same date every month will help you keep the rhythm.
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" He has claimed, alternately, that he reads "a lot" and "I don't read much" and that he find travel boring but also "too fantastic to miss out on.
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The fall of Tenochtitlán, in addition to epidemics of European-introduced diseases, would begin the long process of Spanish colonization that history has alternately called conquest or genocide.
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Her songwriting is steeped in alternately sultry and somber production that's as varied as her past collaborations with the likes of Frank Ocean, J. Cole, and Major Lazer.
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Furthermore, Magny used his gangly legs to apply grapevines on the forward leaning Lombard, alternately stretching his legs out to unbalance him and keep him from posturing up.
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Alternately, China could decide that it is willing to push for change by giving Pyongyang a choice between denuclearization and a cutoff of China's economic and trade lifeline.
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He made incredibly meticulous arrangements for a "superlab" that would be used by Walt and others in Bad, and alternately helped and threatened criminals like Mike and Nacho.
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The conversation is alternately funny and sobering as Anderson discusses her views on everything from dog-whistle politics and Cold War history to the impact of Archie Bunker.
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Alternately, it's always worth keeping your eye on the state of your opponent's energy levels to see if you can take full advantage of your foe's inefficiency yourself.
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Played out in stubby forms, alternately rough and virtuosic surfaces, and a radiant palette heavy on red, pink, black and orange, this last act seemed to have everything.
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Part of that has to do with centering on an unreliable protagonist who keeps the viewer constantly off guard, an unpredictability that can be alternately bracing and confounding.
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When Mr. McCrory was mayor, he generally faced a Democratic-controlled City Council, and he assembled a record that alternately delighted and frustrated officials across the political spectrum.
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That's Abigail, the girl who cries "witch" and who, as Ms. Ronan so beguilingly plays her, has the power to become alternately invisible and radiant with focused intent.
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Alternately theatrical and intimate, with a palette of saturated pastels as complex as their narratives, his paintings especially depict a gay subculture at once conjured, allegorical and real.
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He went back and forth on his opinion of the newly powerful Democrats, alternately vowing to find areas of cooperation and threatening them with investigations of his own.
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It's the result I'm after and I pop the tool back in its box, continuing to use retinol and glycolic acid alternately each evening to fade the marks.
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Alternately, May can soldier on with her hardline Brexit stance and continue to insist that no Brexit deal is better for the country than a bad Brexit deal.
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But only Gazans are trapped in this life of no-choice, alternately neglected and manipulated by fellow Arabs, and prey to the death-drives provoked by total deprivation.
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So she campaigns in contradictions: alternately high-minded and scorched-earth, inspirational and deflating, triumphantly reveling in her gender identity but still subjected to the impulses of men.
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She charged into action with her medical kitand shears, swiveling her head back and forth as she alternately crooned to the donkey and barked commands back at me.
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Her pop is just a little too on-the-nose for Coachella's rap and EDM palette, too alternately weird and corny to ever have Beyoncé-level universal appeal.
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Richard once again proves himself to be alternately very knowledgable and very dumb, accidentally helping O'Brien's team one minute and giving Selina's information they can use the next.
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Trump has alternately said state officials have been given everything they need, particularly for testing, and that they need to provide some essential supplies — like protective masks — themselves.
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It's very, very funny, and alternately quite dark at times, and rides those highs and lows in ways that allowed its storylines and characters to resonate so strongly.
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Star Trek: Discovery The season finale of "Star Trek: Discovery" was true to form: alternately impressive and head-scratching; a visual marvel and yet muddled; nostalgic and fresh.
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They are alternately situations where Morty irrevocably messed up, his family showed how little they care about him, or Rick embarrassed himself and didn't want Morty to remember.
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Ms. Panjabi carries off a delicate task, delineating motives and keeping our sympathy, as her character alternately rebels against and cooperates with the British agents tracking her nephew.
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Judging by images of him in painting and sculpture he was a genial, if mercurial, teacher, alternately baby-faced and beaming or stern in a nice-dad way.
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Ms. Houston, 43, has been living alternately in a trailer on the front lawn, at her family's other Harvey-damaged house down the block, with friends and elsewhere.
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Yet for months afterward, he drifted about Los Angeles lucklessly, alternately sleeping in his car or on Mr. Cretton's couch, as all of his auditions led to naught.
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The N.C.A.A., a multibillion-dollar organization alternately respected and ridiculed for its stewardship of college sports in the United States, has found a prominent new international admirer: Japan.
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Barry seems to back out of corner after corner, but the game never gets old in the hands of these writers and the alternately irascible and forbearing Hader.
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Witnessing two of our country's most polar opposites collide -- those who support American Muslims and those who fear or hate us -- was for many alternately inspiring and scary.
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The video is punctuated by the urgent questions of the child as the woman filming alternately asks him to be quiet and expresses dismay at the police's actions.
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Their four-artist collaboration with Deborah Schamoni Galerie of Munich is alternately smart, sexy and abject, distinguished by David Rappeneau's stylized drawings of slinky gamers and sportswear fashionistas.
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In this account, it was a mercurial fantasy, rich with fluttering cello bursts, alternately stentorian and whispered sung passages, skittish piano flights, and sliding riffs for electric guitar.
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It showed Sandler, resplendent in big white teeth and little rimless glasses, stalking the streets of the Diamond District, alternately triumphant and pathetic, as people shout his name.
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In his second novel, "Shardik" (1974), the title character was a massive bear, alternately worshiped as a divine avatar and brutalized by barbarians in an ancient mythical empire.
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Technically, "First Man" is a dazzling accomplishment, from the cinematography to the musical score by another "La La Land" alum, Justin Hurwitz, which is alternately haunting and stirring.
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He describes a vagina as, alternately, a manhole, an inkwell, and a hallway, and he lists off different nautical creatures as evidence of his love of its smell.
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Inter-Korean talks are held alternately at the Peace House, which is on the South Korean side of Panmunjom in the demilitarized zone, and Tongil Pavilion in the North.
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The researchers describe that malware, which they've alternately named "Industroyer" or "Crash Override," as only the second-ever known case of malicious code purpose-built to disrupt physical systems.
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As Hillary Clinton's failed presidential campaign proved, fingers inevitably point in every direction, alternately blaming the candidate, the team, the message, and the opposition's dirty tactics for the loss.
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A user who was asked to enter their email password could alternately verify their accounts using more traditional means, by clicking the "Need help?" button on the password form.
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The Moussa, perhaps the seed of a concerto, is bold and extroverted; the Saariaho, a memorial to the composer Henri Dutilleux, who died in 2013, alternately pensive and agitated.
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Cage stalks around scenes in feral rage, at one point simply sitting and pouring an entire bottle of liquor alternately on his wounds and down his throat while screaming.
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Alternately touching, hilarious, and extremely relatable, his performance hits an empathetic sweet spot that counts as one of the most fascinating and emotionally engrossing performances on television right now.
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After an hour, Senni stood, grinned, and walked off stage as ceiling-mounted fog machines noisily filled the venue for several minutes to the alternately bemused and amused audience.
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The craft is alternately piloted by Bertrand Piccard, a Swiss physician and aviator from a long lineage of adventurers, and André Borschberg, who was at the controls last night.
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Read more: Miller convened meetings on Fridays, according to the Post, where he would "alternately scream [at], demand or encourage" lower-level employees within the Department of Homeland Security.
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The protagonist is a sensitive law student — alternately sulky and stormy — named Witold (Jonathan Genet), who explains that his parents gave him the name because they were Gombrowicz fans.
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Last fall, the neighborhood artist and designer Scooter LaForge opened his show, "How to Create a Monsterpiece," which consisted of detritus-filled collages that are alternately whimsical and creepy.
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Dianne McIntyre's "Change" (another 2016 premiere) is a limp assortment of sketches in which three women alternately attitudinize and gyrate to a collage of African and African-American music.
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Add the dry ingredients and milk alternately, pulsing the mixer while you add the dry so that it combines well without creating a cloud of flour in your face.
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Because even if your techno night bangs, you need the tunes to get you up to speed, or alternately, to start the descent towards the end of the night.
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What Trump is thinking: People who talk to the president say he has been alternately frustrated and defensive when discussing the rollout of his executive order restricting migrant travel.
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These gross liquid orbs, which were alternately brownish or cloudy white in color, had become miniature planets of activity for the opportunistic microbes that were attempting to commandeer Mir.
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While wistful, the music shifts through moods and styles that alternately suggest tender folk songs, gently swaying dances, bursts of hushed busyness, bluesy melodies, even twangy hints of hoedown.
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Last Thursday, for instance, Trump spent the day alternately bragging about how much wall construction is already underway, while still urging Congress to give him more money for it.
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Where Michon's enigmatic, almost taxonomic visual account of rock formations resist traditional definitions of landscape, her three-dimensional sculptural and print explorations alternately evoke terrestrial volume and its lack.
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She sat in front of a laptop at a desk near the kitchen, tending alternately to the visitors' requests for help and others that came to her two cellphones.
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During a pregame tribute video titled "Thank You Danny & Kawhi," Leonard and Green were alternately jeered and cheered depending on whose face showed up on the video board overhead.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The light bulbs are yolk-yellow, painted with black-dot eyes and Edvard Munch-like mouths, alternately anguished, dopey, malevolent and cackling.
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The last czar, Nicholas II, is alternately seen as a weak master who either foolishly allowed the autocracy to founder or who failed to ride with a democratizing tide.
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The five-piece band alternately sounds tinny and muddy, but you can still tell that catchy songs, reminiscent of Andrew Lloyd Webber's pop-rock catalog, are lurking in there.
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Noir has always had a complicated relationship with nostalgia, alternately rejecting the past as a psychological prison and romanticizing it as the lost Eden that predated our fallen present.
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She would ask me, again and again, "What is the fear?" and though I never liked my answers — alternately "death" and "abandonment" — I became obsessed with asking the question.
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His main current objective is a set of special provisions known as the Statute of Railway Workers, alternately decried and celebrated as a corporatist holdout from an earlier era.
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Trump acknowledged holding up the money, but has alternately said he did so because of concerns about corruption or because he believes Europe is not contributing enough to Ukraine.
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The list was alternately depressing and comical: a combination of cheapjack scams to boost politicians' pay and hilariously eccentric bills to the public for things that were, frankly, weird.
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Mr. Trump delivered his best-known comment on climate change in this 2012 tweet, one that he would alternately call a joke and a serious remark in later interviews.
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Special LED lighting, alternately intensifying and dimming, responds to the soundtrack, while wall panels and the vibrating platforms (the subwoofers are inside) help make the sound full and lush.
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Surrounded by four large screens, awash in overlapping and repetitive dialogue and Kjartan Sveinsson's orchestral score, the viewer feels immersed in some artist's alternately squalid and exhilarating fantasy life.
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Hotels, villas, cathedrals, racecourses, and theatres quickly sprang up, and the city was alternately hailed as the Paris of the East and lambasted as the Whore of the Orient.
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Alternately, there are Rockland Coaches buses that travel to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan, by way of the Lincoln Tunnel, in around an hour and 10 minutes.
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Led by America Ferrera as store manager Amy and Ben Feldman as eager-to-please new employee Jonah, the employees of Cloud 9 are alternately bored, restless, and determined.
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"First Sculpture," an alternately fascinating and flummoxing exhibition of Paleolithic stone artifacts, travels as far from the present day as possible to propose a new genealogy of art history.
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Five films in, Pirates still leaves you feeling a lot like the Magic Kingdom ride it's so famously inspired by: alternately thrilled, exhausted, and seriously regretting that last funnel cake.
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Once inside, the youngest, Bode (played by Jackson Robert Scott, who It fans may recognize as the unfortunate Georgie) sets off a chain of alternately wondrous and terrifying magical events.
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He is alternately a fool and a thinker, a man deeply experienced with the ramifications of drugs and fame and notoriety, and someone who seems to float above it all.
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He's alternately tender and tough, seething with righteous fury and weighed down with regret, and he says as much with the words he can't say as the ones he does.
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They went around and around, with her alternately telling him she had nothing left to say and then asking what his vision was for them, if he even had one.
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Alternately, the Verge seems to have a pretty good deal going on right now for refurbished Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL phones, if you're willing to roll the dice.
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Skolnik and Miller asked the audience to alternately fully ignore and then completely engage with discussion on passionate issues, then surveyed the room on the feelings resulting from each approach.
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He is patient, thorough, and meticulous in his attempt to explain the process and elements through which we normalize the spectacle of war and alternately humanize and demonize various parties.
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The novel's unnamed narrator is deeply divided: He is half French and half Vietnamese, and works as a sleeper agent in America — a country that he alternately despises and supports.
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The birds never quite blended into the sky and so there were two slightly different patterns, their dark silhouettes and the lights, which alternately suggested speeding constellations or overactive fireflies.
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"Instead of embracing the weighty moral, religious and political components of the story, Malick has alternately deflected and minimized them," the Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy wrote, describing it "desperately indulgent".
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Bringing together the processed voices of industrial machines, human voices, and animals—for a result that sounds alternately revving, piercing, and shattering—it's a slow burn, innervating yet viscerally perturbing.
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The new show, "Mark Leckey: Containers and Their Drivers," which will occupy two floors, will also include sound installations and videos of Mr. Leckey's alternately hilarious and arcane lecture-performances.
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Mr. Shumpert's death poses another question: how to extract the truth from the familiar story lines and racial narratives that can alternately cast light on what happened or obscure it.
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Those who knew Kaufman, such as "Taxi" co-stars Danny DeVito and his manager George Shapiro, alternately express bemusement and befuddlement over Carrey's transformation and Kaufman's uncanny sort-of resurrection.
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But the ideas are here, tucked into a different kind of erotic story, one that alternately jolts and delights as Sookee and Hideko laugh their way to a new ending.
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It's little different from the alternately classicizing and primitivizing take on the black figure in photographs by the Boston artist F. Holland Day at the end of the 19th century.
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Eric Heisserer's script bounces the alternately American and generally human qualities of combativeness, distrust, hostility, and violence off the inscrutable aliens that post up across the surface of the globe.
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Doris's burgeoning friendship with John, meanwhile, leads her down alternately goofy and sweet avenues involving online stalking, late-night clubbing and new alliances, including with his girlfriend, Brooklyn (Beth Behrs).
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Drawing on a sound library composed by the high-drama post-rock band 65daysofstatic, the score feels alternately anxious, lonesome, and reflective of the unrestrained joy of infinite space travel.
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Alternately, the photo could have been taken by a US spy satellite, in which case Trump would have revealed the imaging capacity of one of America's most advanced photoreconnaissance satellites.
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Opponents of tariffs, including many economists, warn they could damage economic growth by igniting a ruinous trade war, a prospect that Mr. Trump has alternately welcomed or dismissed as unlikely.
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My trip came before the release of the Mueller report, and Russians alternately laughed or dismissed as hysterical what they saw as the Western press's assertions of Putin's grandiose manipulations.
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Consider a duet in which the man alternately drags the woman around and shoves her away, sometimes rolling her recumbent body with his feet, all while she begs for more.
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"Showgirls" (like "Working Girl" before it) does all of those things alternately and at once, which is part of what has made it so thorny and illegible all these years.
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Alternately, they become scary and saintly; grotesque mutants and smooth doo-wop singers; chipper domestic souls who banter to the accompaniment of a sitcom laugh-track and hounds of hell.
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Between are alternately dreamy and lively capriccios by both; all is played with style, flair and velvety touch by Mr. Wosner, given spirited support by Mr. Collon and the Danes.
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Alternately, Blue Dog Democrats face an insurgence by a younger, socially and economically liberal wing of the party that feels unheard and dismissed by the leadership of the past generation.
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All of this is presented with the show's usual high degree of technical and dramatic accomplishment, and its alternately peppery and dreamlike evocations of the Southwestern landscape, urban and desert.
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What seems at first as a way to avoid full exposure can alternately be seen as these women's plea for the world to see them just as they view themselves.
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In Buenos Aires, tango your way through the streets of the colorful La Boca district or explore the alternately creepy and stunning confines of La Recoleta Cemetery — all for nothing.
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From here, the Amargosa, nicknamed "the hide-and-seek river," alternately flows above ground and below, mixing with groundwater and water heated by geothermal sources in a complex subterranean puzzle.
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It took years to confirm its physical and orbital details, and decide on an official name (previously the moon was known alternately as S/2004 N 1 or Neptune XIV).
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Even before Donald Trump took office, his approach to China promised to be disruptive and unpredictable in ways that alternately disturbed and reassured foreign policy elites and Communist China leaders.
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The tours led by Ms. McCormac Groff, who is known alternately as the Spirited New Yorker and the Christmas elf of Midtown, are whimsical and informative, part personality, part history.
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When I lost writing work and scrambled to make it up, Alan was alternately supportive and critical as he struggled mightily with a fear, almost a terror, of being poor.
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In late July of that year, the city was embroiled in a dramatic conflict, known alternately as the Rebellion or the Riots, depending on one's vantage point on the crisis.
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Alternately, others have a laser-like focus on the cost per jet, as if all the extensive R&D and testing somehow came for free in a box of cereal.
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With western college credentials and an all-caps name like CIFIKA, the alternately Seoul- and London-based OOHYO debuted in 2014 with an EP of cozy, confident, fleetingly twee keyboard tunes.
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For three intense weeks, George and Cindy Anthony alternately listened and testified as the State of Florida methodically laid out a first-degree-murder case against their daughter Casey: Hair samples.
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The beating heart of the story, however, remains Crawford, who Lange portrays in all her complex, "Mommie Dearest"-esque glory -- someone who can alternately be needy and cruel, pleading and defiant.
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In other words, if we are seeing a less heated view of patents and their effect on business (or alternately, how they may negatively impact innovation), it's still a minor one.
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Where Mr. Lewis's Axelrod is all top-dog calm confidence, Giamatti's Rhoades is pure underdog neurotic rage, alternately barking furiously and rolling over when his dad or his wife asserts dominance.
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In tweets and interviews, Jamil has alternately stated that she was both a model and a model agent, as well as that she was never a model, but rather model scout.
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But the only one laughing is Brent himself: his shrill, awkward laugh is deployed at regular intervals, like the catchphrases Gervais has alternately lampooned and used in his other comedic roles.
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Alternately, maybe cracking down on fraud makes vote-buying no longer as effective a path to remaining in office, so politicians devote their energy to health care instead of voter-buying.
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Image: GettyIf you've ever submerged your phone in liquid, you know the utter devastation that follows immediately afterward, during which you alternately shake your fist at yourself and the offending liquid.
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" At the end of one email, she writes that she has to go get her son out of the bath, "where Lego Batman is alternately battling dinosaurs and performing a concert.
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Fix your sleep schedule, tackle those holiday shopping lists you've carefully crafted (or, alternately, start crafting said lists), and call that relative you love but didn't get to see at Thanksgiving.
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It's no coincidence that Dillon was drawn to those two particular icons — both are regarded alternately as outsiders and leaders, freaks and heroes, depending on what light we hold them in.
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We split a big lemon cookie and alternately cry/yell at the TV. We get ready for bed, and I fall asleep around 10:30 — I'm so exhausted from the day.
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That includes her exchanges with Deborah, who is alternately enthusiastic about the project and peevish -- convinced that the mother she never knew was exploited, and prone to believing wild conspiracy theories.
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Alternately billed as the cheapest place to find a room in the city and a hotbed of illicit businesses, it is considered one of the most infamous places in Hong Kong.
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Track racing involves alternately standing on the gas or the brake pedal the entire time, until your car reeks of brake and clutch and you're covered in sweat and mentally exhausted.
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And the party establishment, conversely, is much more hostile to Sanders personally than they are to his specific ideas — alternately piling on heavily against flawed ones while eagerly co-opting others.
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Alternately, if you lived 2,500 years ago in what is now western China, you smoked the good stuff at funerals while playing ritualistic music and also maybe doing some human sacrifice.
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Wall Street has had a love-hate relationship with Twitter over the last 12 months, as its shares have alternately surged and plunged around the time of the company's earnings reports.
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