As our case is new, so we must think anew, act anew.
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We must think anew and act anew if we are to save the American dream.
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Then their memories are wiped, and the scenario starts anew.
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"It was clear we had to start anew," he says.
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But the new deportation plan is enraging immigration advocates anew.
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Rowan was literally cutting off the old and starting anew.
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The Court will then consider them anew on summary judgment.
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And "Pancakes" finds a way to consider that question anew.
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That he wanted to start anew and make her proud.
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Losses mounted anew in November with a 6 percent drop.
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He tweeted plans to apply more tariffs, rattling markets anew.
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In Pearce's native Idaho, Duke's survival skills were tested anew.
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After Tuesday's firing of Comey, those questions were raised anew.
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U.S. gasoline prices surged anew after Colonial Pipeline Co COLPI.
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Unfortunately, the lesson must be learned anew by every generation.
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Few predicted that their nightmare would begin anew in 2014.
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And what made you realize anew that it was there?
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And so his immigration policy softened, only to harden anew.
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With Ingram entering the N.B.A. draft, the reloading begins anew.
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And when he stayed with his mother, it began anew.
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The traditions can be bent and cracked and made anew.
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He got his deposit back and started the hunt anew.
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By starting everything anew, they had inevitably done some good.
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And when the heat is off, the cycle begins anew.
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Upon delivery of the finished portrait, the salesmanship began anew.
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They also have found something unexpected: Jewish life emerging anew.
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At least that means it's a time to think anew.
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This is a theme Trump has hit on anew lately.
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The cycle begins anew, unfortunately for the next eight-legged victim.
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They want to blow it all up and start anew. Yes.
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The next case of cancer, in another victim, must start anew.
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How is working with a historic property different from building anew?
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What if we started the internet anew and erased Silicon Valley?
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Why stay and endure more and keep rebuilding and starting anew?
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By February, you're ready to start anew in your intimate relationships.
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Then, eventually, there's another mass shooting, and the cycle begins anew.
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What traditions should I keep and which should we start anew?
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It is always easier to co-opt than to create anew.
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However, starting anew won't turn you into someone you are not.
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The 2018 elections provided an opportunity to confront this dilemma anew.
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A time "where everything was being broken down, and built anew."
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Trump defended the Helsinki summit anew over Twitter early Wednesday morning.
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On one hand, you get to experience an old favorite anew.
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We are still facing obstacles as they mutate and manifest anew.
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But public anger has festered anew because of the price increases.
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Instead, the candidates' placement should be randomized anew with each contest.
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I don't know what the click was, but something clicked anew.
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But the storm broke anew on Monday, with Mr. Peters's letter.
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Others, with only a suitcase, plan to stay and start anew.
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She didn't want to talk on camera or be photographed anew.
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She has been born anew in the blood of her clan.
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But in the Trump era, his mastery is being challenged anew.
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IS THAT THE WAY IT WORKS OR CAN IT START ANEW?
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But a ceasefire collapsed in July 2015 and fighting flared anew.
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When it does, it can only challenge and reveal her anew.
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Stern says he knows the NSM could rebrand and start anew.
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Inspired anew, the three friends created a business plan that night.
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Each time this phoenix rose from the ashes and started anew.
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They were told that they would have to be screened anew.
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It is a question many women in America are asking anew.
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The same day, mass protests along the Gaza border raged anew.
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You know that rigmarole and the divisiveness that could get added anew.
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Click the gauntlet again, and all the search results return anew. Phew.
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South Korea will start anew based on this fresh and amazing experience.
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He emphasized that a developer had to be willing to start anew.
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Both characters could have moved on with their lives and started anew.
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Now, world leaders need to think anew about the global trading system.
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Patience is low and we're itching to break free and start anew.
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National Convention in Philadelphia has many wondering anew: Is the left really
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New allowances would be issued in 2020 and trading would begin anew.
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The following day, Williams returned to his empty studio and began anew.
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I am not telling you that you will be made anew again.
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Violence also flared anew on Thursday in several locations in southern Iraq.
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Amid it all, Mr. Vernon chose to retreat anew, in a way.
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Man, rock, camera: they're old suspects, but here they seem made anew.
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"It's kind of like renovating a house versus building anew," said Langford.
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To begin anew, at such steep disadvantages, what amounts to missionary work?
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They&aposre maybe just trying to shed that altogether and start anew?
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Desiree accepts his proposal anew, and they kiss and pose for pictures.
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Over the years, she has been broken anew by other school shootings.
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Researchers are studying anew one of the oldest prosthetic devices ever made.
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So he's looking for somewhere else — somewhere he can start dismantling anew.
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He proved that in 2016, and could prove it anew in 2018.
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All of a sudden, looking at him anew produced a good story.
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Salvation comes only through blowing up the whole system and starting anew.
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Of course Republicans have upbraided Trump before, only to hug him anew.
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Today, the strategic opening in Syria appears have revived that impulse anew.
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But she will not be surprised, she said, if tensions flare anew.
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The bank's arbitration push in recent weeks is fanning those flames anew.
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So they looped the aircraft back around and started the countdown anew.
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But the managers must also contend anew with Mr. Trump's successful stonewalling.
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She is apparently poised to hit the paid lecture circuit anew. Inevitable.
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We can and must begin anew for the sake of our democracy.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has begun looking anew at the options.
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The annual body count began anew in January with the Jungle shootings.
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Violent protests are common, sometimes toppling presidents and starting the vicious cycle anew.
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Those concerns were raised anew after the deadly attacks in Paris last November.
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"We need to pledge ourselves anew to the cause of Christ," he said.
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Putting the vote in every American's pocket would send that pulse racing anew.
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It's as if she molts between gigs, and starts anew, fresh and raw.
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Sloughing off dead skin and hair and regrowing them anew is called molting.
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Benchmark U.S. gasoline prices RBc1 and margins RBc1-Clc1 surged anew on Thursday.
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Yet the White House is reportedly convening a panel to question it anew.
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But they are thinking anew about where to act and what to conserve.
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Before she starts anew, Miller will have to address something from her past.
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But prices crashed anew after data emerged showing no decline in the glut.
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And then the complaining will begin anew, and Subspotting may become useful again.
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Fearful for her life and hoping to begin anew, she fled to America.
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It complied, approving the university's programme anew and prompting Ms Fisher's final appeal.
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Viewers reared on "The Lego Movie" will find plenty to nourish them anew.
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And he begins anew, redrawing and erasing them, minute by surprisingly slow minute.
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Now, it appears, he's more concerned with starting anew, cementing conviction worth sacrifice.
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They begin anew and "interwave [sic] like dreams within dreams," van Leer notes.
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Social media erupted over those penalties, and a Twitter hashtag trended anew: #NoFunLeague.
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Then she set off into the desert heat, ready to introduce herself anew.
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It made me question anew the degree to which I am my brain.
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But Mr. DeSantis responded to Mr. Gillum on Twitter, accepting his concession anew.
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Touring constantly with the songs from "Sprained Ankle" made her analyze them anew.
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But as central banks last year lowered rates anew, the debt binge resumed.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Get ready for Beijing-backed businesses to expand anew.
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They served again as partners when American power peaked anew two decades later.
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For some, clearly, hope bubbled anew with each big clash of the cymbals.
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And, using money from a family trust, he started anew in Los Angeles.
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The pressure on overcrowded migrant camps on Greece's Aegean islands is rising anew.
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Still, eventually the environment will return to equilibrium, and plants will grow anew.
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Charles, a Queens native, understood the benefits of starting anew close to home.
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Mashable got an exclusive look at the trailer (above) and anew poster (below).
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He ripped into Sessions anew at a brief news conference on Tuesday afternoon.
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I think we need young minds and fresh blood to make Venezuela anew.
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The exhibition explores the search to begin anew and the burden of choice.
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This primary season, and the back stories swirling around it, have illustrated that anew.
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I've recently been thinking about whether I should start anew, in a new place.
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Stella's prints manifest that unsettling truth and thereby reflect on Captain Ahab's journey anew.
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As it happens, the current presidential campaign is pressing both of these questions anew.
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So how can the MCU both offer a sense of finality and start anew?
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"Citizen Kane" (1941) "dazzles anew" in a "superb 75th-anniversary high-definition" digital restoration.
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And since this summer, when reinjections began anew, her health began deteriorating once again.
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Some say seeing bond returns plummeting anew is a canary in the coal mine.
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Such talk may begin anew, amid growing doubts about America's commitment to its allies.
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Discovering the world anew clearly fed wonderfully into this most genre-bending of works.
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But a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll on Monday unsettled them anew.
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If compensation is settled and property rights respected anew, Zimbabwe's agriculture could recover fast.
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A new woman appears as his wife, suggesting that the cycle will begin anew.
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Or he might have his old costs grandfathered in and the counting start anew.
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It's because "to greenlight" was formed anew from a noun phrase, "a green light".
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But some were critical of the plan to erect the statue anew in Brooklyn.
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It is a nation created anew, made scarily singular: the United State of America.
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Or would money need to be found to tear it down and build anew?
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Miss Sherlock reminds us how much fresher stories become when they are filtered anew.
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And so the Ritz Paris, anew but in many ways the same, lives on.
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Understandably, the album has been poked and prodded and microscoped anew since Scott's death.
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Ancient and native strains of beans and pulses are being unearthed and cultivated anew.
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Attempting to hold the new detainee in that fashion would raise those questions anew.
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His barriers and obstacles make manifest the borders rising anew in this deglobalizing age.
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But then a judge was suddenly dismissed from the case, and proceedings started anew.
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But it was stoked anew on Monday, after the F.B.I. raids on Mr. Cohen.
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Not long after those words were out of his mouth, the speculation started anew.
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The island will have to start from scratch, creating itself anew, physically and psychologically.
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But an exhibition by the Vietnamese-born artist Danh Vo illuminates his work anew.
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A notable development: One of television's sturdiest genres, the medical drama, is resonating anew.
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If you've been looking for motivation to start anew, you'll be supported on Sunday.
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Ten years later, another incident involving soldiers from Camp Casey sparked Korean anger anew.
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Overturning stereotypes, she rips this queen down to the studs and creates her anew.
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With the 2020 Corvette, General Motors' Chevrolet division threw everything out and started anew.
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On the 45th anniversary of his perfect game, Larsen reflected anew on the moment.
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Let's divest from fossil fuels and phase out those toxic systems to build anew.
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The reality, though, is that James is ailing anew as his 35th birthday approaches.
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It will make you consider anew what art is, can be, and can do.
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To him, the front page is a work of art, made anew every evening.
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At the end of December, the family heads home, and the cycle starts anew.
|
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That opportunity — hard-won, but enshrined anew with each additional FOIA release — commences today.
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Hammasho is looking for a house so he and his family can start anew.
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It was razed to the ground, and raised up anew in a bloodied rebirth.
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Indeed, the part-time work boost could come from people entering the workforce anew.
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But above all, everything here is what you've built, and build anew every single day.
|
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Mr. Christie is expected to grapple anew with the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal.
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And instead of just piggybacking off past options, Glossier started most of their shades anew.
|
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While this may seem evident to a business leader, each new administration essentially starts anew.
|
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For starters, it's a season that buzzes with energy — a perfect moment to start anew.
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Artificial snow helps build the structure anew each November and it usually disappears before May.
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We know enough, which is that she's trying to get away and start life anew.
|
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In a practice called zero-based budgeting, managers must justify their expenses anew each year.
|
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Their demise came as supermarkets expanded, but electrification of business vehicles is gathering pace anew.
|
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Every year at the Geneva Motor Show, I fall in love with Lamborghini's Huracán anew.
|
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"You don't approach that question anew as if it had never been decided", he said.
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Guy had been doing warehouse work for decades, much closer to retirement than starting anew.
|
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In May, the lobbying campaign will begin anew, with distillers flooding Capitol Hill once more.
|
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The government will look anew at the measure at the end of 2018, it said.
|
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Dismayed, they began investigating Jones anew, saying dozens of children had died in her care.
|
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For a few francs, he shot portraits of Malians in a country imagining itself anew.
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Plus, like, a thousand more storylines that will start to wrap up and start anew.
|
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As this rite of passage begins anew, staff diversity must also come back into focus.
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How appropriate it would have been to have Facebook set the direct placement trend anew.
|
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Meanwhile, the talk among Republicans of ousting Moore was energizing Bannon and his network anew.
|
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This fall, Mr. Obama told the veterans, his wife will be tackling the cause anew.
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I'm stunned anew by the misogyny behind the attacks on her, and her female supporters.
|
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Still, even if the three-state strategy fails, it's possible to start the process anew.
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If the ad revenue stops coming, creators will scramble to reinvent themselves anew once again.
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If it breaks, you must fix it (or purchase replacements and begin the journey anew).
|
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After an apocalyptic event, the survivors have built anew, alongside a natural world in bloom.
|
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Eventually, the site relaunched anew in January of this year, seemingly with a new administrator.
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The conference, formed anew in 2013, had been renting office space from a law firm.
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For Boeing, it was also faster and cheaper to redesign and recertify than starting anew.
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Some Sevastopolians are doing the weeping now, convinced that Mr. Putin should rescue them anew.
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In doing so, they not only democratize art, but challenge us to see it anew.
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Younger generations of artists, curators, cultural practitioners, and viewers are coming to Nancy's work anew.
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"The last few weeks have been an opportunity for me to think anew," he said.
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By the early 1800s, the island had been tamed anew by caper farmers and winemakers.
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What a gift I was given, to see this great city again, anew and fresh.
|
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So the patients or their family members seek another treatment, and the process begins anew.
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But in the Trump era, there are signs the NRA's influence could be tested anew.
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How then should the United States hope to become competitive anew in the global market?
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Pete Ambrose and Danielle McGuire put Maine behind them to start anew in New York.
|
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Reacting to the new release on social media, fans celebrated and mourned the musician anew.
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And when I listened to it anew, it wasn't so bad as I had remembered.
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On Beauty Dark, rich and spiritual, oud unfolds anew in this season's most original perfumes.
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The "W" changes size and shape and, in a playful way, imagines a body anew.
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Better field operations lead to better data, which improves targeting and persuasion, starting the cycle anew.
|
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Trump has attacked the merger, and his feud with Time Warner-owned CNN flared anew Wednesday.
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With this full moon we're invited to release so we can create space to manifest anew.
|
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It also raises anew questions about what Trump and his other advisers knew of Flynn's work.
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The ANC is divided, and this attempt to oust Mr Zuma has exposed its divisions anew.
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In a sign of the high stakes involved, Trump exhorted senators anew to pass health legislation.
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Tate Britain has produced that rarity: a show that causes viewers to look at art anew.
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Two years on, Prince Muhammad, who since June has been crown prince, may be thinking anew.
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Bilateral tensions spiked anew after Iran shot down a U.S. drone last week in the Gulf.
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And so, though she may find herself in a different environment, the cycle still begins anew.
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Whether that happens this time will hinge on the negotiations that are set to begin anew.
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So, it's not just the cultural cues telling you to start anew, it's also the universe.
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And we in the media will be forced to apologize anew for our poll-mad behavior.
|
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Mystery, the driving force behind the entire Star Wars saga, began anew in The Force Awakens.
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Germany, alongside Britain and France, tested a variety of diesel models anew after the VW scandal.
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Many commentators are wondering anew why such a dangerous weapon is freely available for civilian purchase.
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Along with the celebratory lyrics and cunning hooks, one component gleamed anew: Mr. Rodgers's rhythm guitar.
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But they were glad not to be residents of France, where Marine Le Pen surges anew.
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Another is to take up his work anew and solve the problems he so articulately outlined.
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The French have long had their eye on euro-clearing, and are pressing their case anew.
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Todbaum reappeared and demanded his car keys, and the process of placation had to begin anew.
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She's wearing it anew — and as conspicuously as ever — in the choppy seas of New York.
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Most profoundly, Dig Where You Stand, by Koyo Kouoh, charges museums to use their collections anew.
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The anger over those deaths stung anew when grand juries declined to indict either officer involved.
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The dream of the west: how many thousands have left something behind to begin anew somehow?
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Instead, I wanted to burn it all with fire, with the goal of forging myself anew.
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But the smoldering embers sometimes give forth to fertile new soil from which to start anew.
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Every six or seven years, or even less, I felt like I need to start anew.
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He lashed out anew at his attorney general, shouted "TREASON" and demanded investigations of his detractors.
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This magma buildup may eventually culminate in another major eruption, and the cycle would begin anew.
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I skimmed it anew this week, in the hopes of scoffing back at its bad prediction.
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The dropoff is unceremonious and disappointing for Eve, but she is effortfully optimistic to begin anew.
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The Kobe Bryant brand appears to be able to start anew basically whenever his heirs want.
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And as both American Pharoah and California Chrome produce new foals, the process will begin anew.
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The Rich story has been kicking around since July, but flared anew last week, when FoxNews.
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"But the marriage license issue will not be adjudicated anew after each legislative session," Reeves wrote.
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One aim is to prompt listeners to think anew about people who live with chronic illness.
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When Cespedes returned to Florida with a bad hamstring this spring, he and Barwis started anew.
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Editorial Each terrorist attack tests anew the values of openness and tolerance essential to free societies.
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We sense their hold on her and are alerted anew to the ones that haunt us.
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Just as the tide comes and goes in waves, so fragrance trends dissipate and return anew.
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It would mean deals they previously viewed as sure to be approved could face hurdles anew.
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But on Tuesday night, before Congress, they were geniuses anew, architects of a brilliantly successful operation.
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My old knee injury hurt anew; flesh around the scar felt fragile as old rubber bands.
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Opened in 1989, Sweden's Icehotel is built anew every year with ice from the Torne River.
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He recognized anew that he was, as he puts it, 'terribly in love with this woman.
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You know every beat and lyric, and it's pleasurable to watch Dern interpret each one anew.
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Cropping differently, she saw the work anew, and realized that her earlier work was never finished.
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It's a tightly formatted annual event, but each year its performers have to figure it out anew.
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Technically dexterous, smooth, and sublime, he recalled the best moments of rap's past, but span them anew.
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Bannon also said he wanted to scrap the establishment Republican Party and start anew with Trump's movement.
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All I could do was mail them to myself and then clear the screen and start anew.
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In response, the long, hard job of winning the argument for liberal internationalism must begin anew. 8.
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He called recently to muse anew about the enduring appeal of "The X-Files" and his character.
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Weep in transported ecstasy as his aphotic pelage incandesces anew beneath the featherweight legions of efflugent minutiae.
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Once well-fed, the lady beetles lay eggs before they die, and the life cycle begins anew.
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Still, leaving suddenly means these women are starting anew without knowing what the next day will bring.
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If that were to happen, Clinton would have to re-nominate Garland and begin the process anew.
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Rating: Not only is this family cursed, but it insists on cursing itself anew at every opportunity.
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Yet the dark woods rustled anew with unresolved mystery like a dreamer disturbed by a recurring nightmare.
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In one case, a woman had escaped to a refuge and started life anew with her children.
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Two new films try to mimic this approach and look anew at female figures in British history.
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For Democrats to build their party anew, they should study the strengths of the modern Republican Party.
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Surely, all of the world's problems will be resolved come January 1 and we can start anew.
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Memories of espionage were stirred anew by Edward Snowden's 2013 revelations of prying by the U.S. state.
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Susan now possessed a kind of citified worldliness that ensured Larry and I would be corrupted anew.
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Two days later when the DVDs were due back, he'd be back to start the cycle anew.
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I will manifest my deepest desires and the source energy of the earth will wash me anew.
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So if reinvention has found brands as diverse as Pabst Blue Ribbon, Cadillac has also arisen anew.
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Friday's 2-0 loss to Colombia in the Copa América opener set the alarm bells off anew.
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Copper, by contrast, must learn anew the potential for central Africa to instill unpredictability into the price.
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Trump's message to the House GOP today may provide clear direction or scramble his party's agenda anew.
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Kassem, like others arrested in the 2013 protests, was 'detained' anew every 45 days for five years.
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With each new entry in the category, you have to assess the intentions and the subtext anew.
|
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When Trump is impeached or otherwise leaves office, at risk being traumatized anew by post-Trump politics?
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Yet that explanation will surely be tested anew as Mueller's probe reaches closer to Trump's inner circle.
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The best campaign books illuminate, surprise or help us think anew about familiar facts or political figures.
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This book, I think, is a beautifully written botch, and it has me wondering anew about truth.
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However, there's no denying the survivor's experience caused us to look anew at the culture and environment.
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The case could flare anew in court if the third-party method for opening the iPhone falters.
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The rule that was proposed anew on Friday appears to be less strict in some crucial aspects.
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Maybe in my music they keep seeing themselves anew, even though I'm just up here getting old.
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Once the piglets are weaned, the mother is inseminated anew and the process repeats all over again.
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For a second, Hannah drops the whole jaded New Yorker 'tude and sees the city lights anew.
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Maybe it's time to start anew in Oregon — or somewhere you can learn who Drake is inside.
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The decades-old O.J. Simpson trial has been captivating audiences anew through American Crime Story this year.
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Particularly when there are so many ways to reinvent the series anew — like, for example, with illustrations.
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It is a graft which shoots up, a sap which circulates, a vegetation which starts forth anew.
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It is also common-sense land use policy, representing the recycling of resources instead of building anew.
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I kept being struck anew by the sorrow of that one lost creature, that one preventable tragedy.
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The Legislature could reintroduce the measure and pass it anew — but that process will also take time.
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Every time she goes down into the basement and peruses her diary, Diane Swonk feels it anew.
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India, like rural America, has the dubious honor of being perpetually discovered anew by wide-eyed journalists.
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Money is flowing anew into his war chest, as well as to a super PAC supporting him.
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"I've seen a lot of troubles, my sweetheart," Ella kept repeating, and Gemma nodded each time anew.
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Like other trailblazing women from cinema's formative years, Blaché has been discovered, somehow overlooked and rediscovered anew.
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Clashes at the building extended past midnight on Friday and resumed anew hours later early on Saturday.
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Via Twitter, the Venezuelan president's press account said that Maduro was prepared to address the nation anew.
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Presidential campaigns often have breakout stars of the summer whose candidacies are tested anew in the fall.
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It will allow you to create more, to feel freedom again, and to start your life anew.
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"The body has this incredible way of healing itself and finding itself anew," Brenda Bufalino, 80, said.
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Passions may be reignited, or you might decide it's time to close a relationship and start anew.
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When systems clearly collapse, we can't just hit reset, wipe the board clean, and restart everything anew.
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In so doing, she has created a space for African- American women to enter the world anew.
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Humanitarian organizations must be able to provide immediate life-saving aid and support for people to start anew.
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For myself, I would have to start anew, build a new catalogue and see where it takes me.
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As the cycle starts anew, we should ask ourselves: How many more times will we sit through this?
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Each time you start anew, you're put into a procedurally generated world with new terrain and resource placement.
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They want to avoid it, become one people, fulfill the open promise of beautiful Beirut and start anew.
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My family home will remain in my heart as I start to rebuild anew wherever that will be.
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No matter how low life might bring us, we can get back on our feet and start anew.
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Today, many just launch a "version 2" of their app instead, and then try to resell it anew.
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One, Matt, recounts the smell of the gunfire in the hall, and this sensual memory jolts Dewilde anew.
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After the 2020 census, legislators in all 50 states will again reshuffle district lines, beginning the squabbling anew.
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And it's being spotlighted anew in the two-hour series premiere of People Magazine Investigates on Investigation Discovery.
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But when a user enters their random number seed, this spreadsheet is populated anew, creating a unique world.
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That said, this particular strain of Ebola might arise anew in future outbreaks, or different mutants might emerge.
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She says that through her photographs, she wants people, especially in the United States, to see Afghanistan anew.
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According to TV station DFW, they had hoped to start anew in Irving, Texas, another 550 miles north.
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Equities tumbled anew the next day when Trump abruptly ended the ceasefire in the trade war with China.
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It's a chance to start anew, and to try to build a new world in their own vision.
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I begin anew in a citystate to the north, as a scholar with a penchant for detective work.
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"I am committed to this group and after some profit-taking, I think it runs anew,"Cramer said.
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When Grey's Anatomy returns in the fall, it'll have shed all it's dead skin -- ready to start anew.
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The evidence was shared anew with three other medical examiners who told investigators they saw signs of homicide.
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Their decisiveness, sacrifice, and forgiveness are not simply banal tropes, but are envisioned anew as truly meaningful acts.
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With his body in shambles, he decided to dedicate himself to running a kitchen and rebuilding himself anew.
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Trump may become more conventional, or reverse his positions anew, putting him at odds with conservative orthodoxy again.
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The work began anew Saturday morning when the Warriors gathered for practice — a much-needed practice, Kerr said.
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The present outbreak has raised anew questions about WHO and its capacity to respond to deadly viral threats.
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But then McIlroy, likable and normally deferential, addressed the worldwide news media and stomped on Olympic golf anew.
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The clumsy bartender, spilling the bubbly into the manhattan, set the mess aside and made the drinks anew.
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Instead, it was able to both blend into and emerge from the Nordic backdrop, presenting that environment anew.
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But however often she goes, Ms. Arzak explained, there is always something to be recalled or learned anew.
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He says it is not uncommon to dislike a composition and trash the entire setup to start anew.
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Still, he loves the fact folks are discovering it anew, and getting some (little) kicks out of it.
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It presents her life anew and reconsiders the very private suffering with which she might have lived it.
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They relapse (they hole up and order hookers); then they find strength anew and start counting days again.
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Although many of the displaced thousands have left to start anew, recent faces have kindly become familiar ones.
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As Beatrice mimics the cold detachment she knew as a child, she begins a cycle of dysfunction anew.
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"It's very strange: The body has this incredible way of healing itself, of finding itself anew," she said.
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Wanderlust The Val di Noto region — which includes the towns of Ragusa, Modica and Noto — is bustling anew.
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And if trade tensions between the United States and China depress global growth, oil prices could slide anew.
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It reflects the vulnerabilities and uncertainties shared by millions of migrants risking everything to make their world anew.
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After a year of unsuccessful treatments, Ms. Bilik started the process anew, this time with an egg donor.
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In the second act, though, the reticence pays off, as that stealthy Horton Foote magic asserts itself anew.
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Bravo to Mr. Ratmansky and his collaborators: This is a "Giselle" that makes us see the ballet anew.
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Federal budget The budget battle between President Trump and the Democrats who run the House begins anew today.
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"We are trying to do everything anew without breaking the city's bond to its past," Mr. Mali insisted.
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When the showers are through, the rain roots are jettisoned but the nodules remain, poised to sprout anew.
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Meanwhile, the FAO is also monitoring large populations of locusts that are breeding anew in eight other countries.
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On our way out, I told my boyfriend about our trips, marveling anew at what disasters they were.
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DES MOINES — For law enforcement officers here, it feels like a still-raw wound being torn open anew.
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CFPB and examined anew by the 9th Circuit in Seila Law's case challenging a CFPB civil investigative demand.
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The House bill will go over to the Senate in early December and the process begins anew; 15.
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To achieve a more rapid pace of economic expansion, any "new" Afghanistan must earn the public's confidence anew.
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Krawcheck says that it doesn't hurt that there's a wave of women realizing anew that money is power.
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If the cost of repair is more than half that of replacement, FEMA will pay to build anew.
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She decides to shave it anew just before the marriage ceremony, flaunting what was meant to bring shame.
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Yet the current situation presents an opportunity anew, especially for the opposition, to redirect the country's political trajectory.
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They return to New York at the Signature Theater to probe and poke anew at the beast within.
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SEARCHING explores the web of emotions confronted in the search to begin anew, and the burden of choice.
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When the first one reaches zero, a second countdown will start anew and people on Twitter will flip out.
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Given the cyclical nature of the car business, unconventional designs may resonate anew with younger buyers entering the market.
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November 4, 2018–February 18, 2019 Gordon Parks taught millions of white Americans how to see Black people anew.
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Without any of her usual constants in her life going forward, Annalise will be starting anew in many ways.
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Its daily metamorphosis unfolds with Huanca painting the models anew, then moving them into different spaces or onto platforms.
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Victory was solidified – and a personal world record set anew at 8,618 points – during the final, 1,500-meter run.
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The justices will hear four cases this term that could expose anew the pitfalls of an eight-justice court.
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On Friday he hinted anew that his nuclear arsenal might be on the table, if the price was right.
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AMID growing jingoism and populist revolt, literature from the so-called "midnight of the century" is being celebrated anew.
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Paris became the world's fashion capital anew, and a grateful French government rewarded Dior with the Legion of Honor.
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Fighting also flared anew in Aleppo between insurgents and an alliance including the Kurdish YPG militia, the Observatory said.
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The 20/20 episode examines anew the connection to domestic abuse and more recent social movements such as #MeToo.
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As it grows it eats away the spider's organs until bursting out Alien-style to begin the process anew.
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Once the holiday season push is over, they will be replaced by something else and the cycle continues anew.
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Polls have closed in Kansas and Michigan primary elections that are testing anew President Donald Trump&aposs political clout.
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"The first phase of construction on the WVSTP campus is beginning anew after the winter break," the company continued.
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It's moving season, and new data shows which U.S. cities are top destinations for people looking to start anew.
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But that's also part of the reason old controversies have been stirred anew during his bid for party chairman.
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"He was just at a point where he was ready to start anew somewhere else," Brett Hundley Sr. says.
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The deadly ambush in Niger raised anew questions about the breadth of U.S. military deployments under the old authorization.
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Many generic drugs are "wildly overpriced" in Medicare, according to anew analysisof federal data from research firm 46brooklyn Research.
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"I think we will see children recruited anew, and we have seen that, wherever there is conflict," she said.
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The urge to burn Wall Street down to the ground or to recreate the world anew comes with limitations.
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Since then, supporters have been calling, and he is looking anew at a race that he'd been leaning against.
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Here, artists and creatives are recolonizing the ravaged post-industrial landscape and reveling in the freedom to start anew.
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But going into the 2016 campaign there was a sense that the party might be ready to experiment anew.
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"The Apprentice" mythologized him anew, and on a much bigger scale, turning him into an icon of American success.
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For Ding Kai Yuan's Han, burdened by debt and with no way to start anew, the options are limited.
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It came across as suspiciously and infuriatingly evasive, and she walked anew into a trap she'd stumbled into previously.
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The 19th-century Parisian flâneur voluntarily removed himself from the world in the interest of engaging with it anew.
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Would revisiting that book now provide an opportunity for its greatest fans to consider some of its premises anew?
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Risking it all to start anew, and the perils to come, were once the considerations of our own families.
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It needs to hear anew what happened, and maybe learn that time, in fact, does not heal all wounds.
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With little time left to negotiate anew, the prime minister may be forced to ask Parliament to postpone Brexit.
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Then the television will be blaring again, he will reach for his iPhone and the battle will begin anew.
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Maybe what "The Cradle Will Rock" needs so it can be heard anew is new technology — or new radicals.
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If their cars are impounded, they pay the fines, start driving anew and wait for Uber to reimburse them.
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In contrast, Schmidt was purely playing for the record, with no opponent, starting anew each time he fell short.
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And California's law, which goes into effect in 2020, is now pushing Washington to look at privacy regulation anew.
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After her separation, she moves with her children to a cold and somewhat shabby apartment to begin life anew.
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Our critic says its main achievement is to make you appreciate anew Julia Roberts's performance in the 1990 film.
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The president attacked Mr. Mueller's team anew on Tuesday, saying if he were not president, he would sue it.
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Richard settled in, that brief moment when he could present himself anew in the context of this narrowed world.
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As she sings, "The truth is when it's gone, it's gone," the music briefly finds tranquillity, then churns anew.
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That slip—the laboratory version of an earthquake—releases the stress, and then the stick-slip cycle begins anew.
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NATO allies are now thinking anew about more coordinated responses to track and impose sanctions on Mr. Putin's cronies.
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The embers of their relationship burn anew, as does Esti's yearning to escape the fate she was born into.
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Before the Virginia vote, the Justice Department issued a legal opinion saying the process would have to begin anew.
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The black-and-white images are meant to hold viewers in place so they might consider the city anew.
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Last week, the Trump administration's Justice Department issued a legal opinion saying the process would have to begin anew.
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To see that version of King, though, we have to dust off the cliches and look at him anew.
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Fighters with no stomach for the summer soldier and sunshine patriot, making the world anew with bells of liberty.
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After a few months, the distilled and saline layers of water intermingle, and the tank must be filled anew.
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The officials who launched the suit welcomed the news that the appeals court was taking up the case anew.
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Diwali is about starting anew and the triumph of good over evil remains at the core of the festival.
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The centennial of the declaration is a moment for black congressional leaders to consider anew the Pan-African project.
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The heat lit the match, and the lampshade burned up, only to be replaced anew for the next performance.
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There were many options that the magazine could have chosen to encourage its readers to see and think anew.
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Tensions have flared anew over North Korea's ongoing nuclear and missile programmes, pursued in defiance of years of U.N. resolutions.
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And the grammars are utterly different: the dialects are simpler than MSA, but they must still be learned mostly anew.
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They say that the city cuts the grass and clears the debris occasionally, but that it all quickly accumulates anew.
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After landing, these microbes would "infect" our planet with their DNA, and begin life anew in, literally, an alien environment.
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But Miller has been pushing anew for the family deportations under acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, the official added.
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New Year, New Me Clarity JarOkay, it's a new year, and it's time to start anew with a fresh outlook.
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Made anew from contemporary materials and values inherent, it transforms our preconceptions of how we define ceremonial and musical spaces.
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Kissing bugs, meanwhile, get the parasite from feeding on the blood of hosts, including humans, starting the whole cycle anew.
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The question has dogged the digital currency since its inception nearly a decade ago, and recent developments raise it anew.
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Some analysts warned, however, that the relationship between Washington and Beijing remained shaky and that tensions could soon flare anew.
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Each time he plays live, Holley improvises his lyrics anew, which unfold like free-associative stories from an ageless prophet.
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Starting anew Anthony Sideri hit rock bottom while wrapped up in a blanket on the floor of a jail cell.
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He's begging Ed to help him finally ditch his life and start anew, but Ed doesn't want to get involved.
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Or maybe an EMP attack will free us from our devices, and we'll start life anew as an agrarian society.
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Framed anew by the freedom of the holidaying artists, Little Edie's life at Grey Gardens appears isolated, but also defiant.
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Small-scale farmers start planting anew this month but risk more losses due to lack of sufficient water, they said.
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As a delivery driver, he worked hard for each item, so it's not like he can just buy everything anew.
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NO SOONER had lawmakers in one state resolved a long-simmering battle over teacher pay than another one began anew.
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We have to persuade those people anew that our liberal market economics, our capitalist system, really does deliver for everybody.
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They are not dropping out; they are stepping back, briefly, from the mainstream to see the world, and themselves, anew.
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"One thing I love about this show is it's about a woman who is finding her voice anew," she said.
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You throw back the coffee, drive to the office, log in to your computer and begin the work week anew.
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The pure awfulness of the world drives forward a compelling story about trying to escape tainted roots and start anew.
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Many feel the urge to shed the disappointment and unhealthy behaviors of the past year and start anew in January.
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For smartphones, it would mean simplifying the entire iPhone category into three easy-to-understand size choices and starting anew.
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U.S.-Iranian tensions have risen anew at a time when Tehran has been improving political and military ties with Russia.
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And we encourage you to look anew at your own operations and supply chain for sustainable ways to improve them.
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Rather, it means a chance for our open globally focused economy to provide new opportunities to retrain and compete anew.
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Conrad barred Eramo and her legal team from breaching the order anew and from using the Erdely deposition at trial.
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I was so ready to be a mother, to learn about the world anew through a tiny set of eyes!
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Instead of scrapping the old ride and starting anew, Universal reenvisioned its 1996 ride to reflect the newer film franchise.
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Oil prices have risen anew, hovering around six-month highs on Wednesday with Brent crude futures at $74.57 per barrel.
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Thankfully, however, it doesn't undo the strength of Cousins's approach or his noble, sincere attempt to look at Welles anew.
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A news analysis on March 20 about mindfulness misstated the rate for a meditation class at Mndfl, aNew York studio.
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As it turns out, maintaining and caring for the earth offer all sorts of possibilities for developing the world anew.
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But Trump got to Washington by promising to unmake the political ecosystem, eradicating the existing species and populating it anew.
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Russia has also aided Mr. Assad in besieging Aleppo, a rebel stronghold that was bombarded anew on Thursday and Friday.
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You're essentially rolling the dice anew each year, and there's a decent chance you're eventually gonna get a bad roll.
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Letters To the Editor: "For the Promise of Tips, Enduring Errant Hands" (front page, March 12) made me wince anew.
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And you realize anew that for comedy to be fully effective, it has to elicit empathy as well as schadenfreude.
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Relations with the United States are strained anew under President Donald Trump and Cuba has few allies in the region.
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From Jonathan Edwards to Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln to Frederick Douglass, Americans have always admired those who made themselves anew.
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Yet even before the controversy over the uniforms died down, Space Force was back to trending—and being mocked anew.
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Long-term relationships thrive when the people in them are open to repeatedly seeing their partners anew, physically and otherwise.
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But whereas a conventionally reverent staging can numb the mind, this one stimulates the audience to view the play anew.
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They rallied anew Monday, demanding that the Christian woman also be hanged and that authorities impose Islamic law or Sharia.
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Every time they are staged or taught, viewers and readers have to think through the implications of the plays anew.
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Winning $150,000 in a lawsuit against Lynnwood WA, Marie gets the fuel she needs to leave Washington and start anew.
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Fighters with no stomach for the summer soldier and sunshine patriot, making the world anew with the bells of liberty.
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Sanders' entry might have sparked anew old intra-party skirmishes on social media, but the contestants are still playing nice.
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I know what it meant for me to get the opportunity to come to the United States to start anew.
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The Virginia conference was an opportunity to use the news to look anew at Jefferson and his world, he said.
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Mosquitoes will fly in from untreated areas and re-establish a colony, so the project must start anew every year.
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For him, this logic became a way of seeing Istanbul anew, which is on full display in the Flatland series.
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But Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan vowed anew on Tuesday to press on with the S-400 purchase despite allies' concerns.
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Instead, their creations are dynamic and malleable, essentially taking the book apart — undoing it — in order to make it anew.
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There is a vertiginous sense that reality itself, not just politics, is contested, up for grabs, and to be formed anew.
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That is her prerogative, of course, but it raises our italicized question anew: Why does Nature enforce T invariance so accurately?
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The 20-year anniversary of JonBenét's death has given big-budget TV productions a rare shot at telling her story anew.
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North Carolina is also seeing protests over anew law that bars transgender people from choosing bathrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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A gif of cartoon dog knocks over some wooden blocks and my quest to log three consecutive morning woods begins anew.
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In this case, with an agency that has turned so thoroughly rotten, perhaps it's time to gut it and start anew.
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The use of sarin in Khan Sheikhoun suggests that Syria hid some nerve agents, or produced them anew, violating its commitments.
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In the spirit of starting anew (and avoiding boredom), we're rounding up our favorite, super easy tricks for drinking more water.
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They will be bequeathed to her children, or other relatives and friends, perhaps a few favorite charities — extending the horizon anew.
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But while the end result differs each time, the summer anthem commonly and above all embodies renovation: old frameworks made anew.
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The clock starts anew at midnight, and at this time, there is no option to delete larger swaths of Alexa recordings.
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In that case, the yield curve may begin flattening anew as investors push back expectations on when a downturn will occur.
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" Or, as Shin and Tamás put it: "These poems unmake the world around them so that it might be remade anew.
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"I am committed to this group and after some profit-taking, I think it runs anew," the "Mad Money " host said.
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This all began anew with the Supreme Court gutting the Voting Rights Act in its landmark 2013 case Shelby County v.
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What an incredible ignoramus to opine that we should rethink NATO and have that old organization start thinking anew about terrorism.
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French retail, hotel, and transport stocks tumbled anew after a fourth weekend of "yellow vest" protests which are disrupting the economy.
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At times one singer would perform a solo number, while his counterpart paid close attention, as if hearing the song anew.
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But under the right conditions, the stumps can sprout anew, and the hollowed-out stems that remain can find new purpose.
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Despite the searing sun and rising temperatures, the several hundred people assembled in and around the parking lot celebrated Ali anew.
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Now the cycle of grief and pain continues anew, its contours the same, its color an even deeper hue of purple.
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Leafing through my copy of the biography, I am struck anew by its quality of mildly exasperated tenderness toward its subject.
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Those accusations were raised anew Wednesday by Ronan Farrow, Dylan's brother and Mr. Allen's son from his relationship with Mia Farrow.
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But after a partial commodity price recovery — especially for oil — U.S. companies ramped up their rig counts and capital spending anew.
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More income, employment and options for the Syrians will help them start their lives anew and decrease the pressure to leave.
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The depredations of the Nazis are depicted in a way that will make viewers want to declare war on Germany anew.
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She says spending time with founders in her husband's business school class at Stanford this past year whet her appetite anew.
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She said the historical re-creation, more expensive than razing the structure and building anew, was the result of such negotiations.
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Things may have changed a bit since Marine La Pen did less well than expected and may start people thinking anew.
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I still fundamentally believe that our political system is broken at its roots, and needs to be dismantled and built anew.
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The Queens Museum's institution-wide survey of the work of Mierle Laderman Ukeles — the septuagenarian artist's first retrospective — raises it anew.
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It's ... you can go, you're made anew there, that's sort of a lot of the premise of living on the moon.
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Instead, his fetish for the superficial dominated his talking points, trying to fat-shame anew the former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado.
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A week later the group returned, searching the entire property anew, taking more vehicles and leaving the family shocked and afraid.
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The modern-day outsourcing of regulations to the private sector makes this issue all the more important to take up anew.
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But my own judgment has roots, too, and each time I face a stranger's gaze, I'm forced to confront them anew.
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Through rare footage and one-on-one interviews, this documentary urges you to consider Whitney Houston's life and private suffering anew.
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And he has been assured that the dragons on the first floor of the pagoda will be carved anew from wood.
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As with Jean Rhys's Brontë prequel, "Wide Sargasso Sea," this shift of perspective lets the reader view the original story anew.
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Stocks plunged anew as the outbreak was officially declared a pandemic and policies to address its impact proved lacking or ineffective.
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In 2000, as Aleppo disintegrated, Icarda's scientists borrowed some of the seeds they had stored in Svalbard and began building anew.
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Where does he get the strength to slither out of bed each day and face a flabbergasted and repulsed world anew?
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Jangmi, who sold herself into marriage to pay traffickers to get her to China, is pregnant and desperate to begin anew.
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One well-known Khmer proverb goes: women, like white cloth, are easily soiled, while men, like gems, can be polished anew.
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One well-known Khmer proverb goes: women, like white cloth, are easily soiled, while men, like gems, can be polished anew.
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Bookmark this page and pull it up as prophylaxis anytime the drums of war begin rattling anew: War isn't just tragic.
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If not, conversations about how to best help all children in the community can reset — with the facts — and begin anew.
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Fighting has started anew and foreign shipments of arms have resumed, blasting apart attempts by world leaders to broker a truce.
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More than a year later, in the wake of Brexit and the presidential election, that controversy is likely to resonate anew.
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Every so often, a studio dusts off an old property in the hope of selling it anew, often to diminished ends.
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When the contracts for deed fall through, Harbour "churns the property through the process anew," often to a new prospective homeowner.
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Entering a new year — and in this case, a fresh new decade — gives you the illusion that you can start anew.
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Padilla said the threat of cyberattack raises anew the prospect of a closely fought election that comes down to disputed results.
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He showed anew the crispness of his enunciation — in this case stretched to farcical parody — and his talent for broad comedy.
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Meanwhile, Obama's law grew steadily more popular, and Republicans learned anew that a benefit, once given, is hard to take away.
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Mugabe also told the central committee of his ZANU-PF on Friday that his party should galvanize supporters to register anew.
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You won't know when, or how, but you will know that it will be time to get off and start anew.
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Hans Ertl, Leni Riefenstahl's star cameraman "but hardly a model father," is forced to start anew in Bolivia after the war.
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However, U.S.-Iranian tensions have risen anew since U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew Washington from the nuclear pact in May 2018.
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And yet, what a perfect form for a trickster — impossible to predict, always evolving and creating anew as it goes forward.
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When a new island emerged and became habitable, the stick spiders made their way over and the adaptive radiation process started anew.
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These back-to-back-back videos raise anew questions about what it means to bear witness to tragedy and injustice so casually.
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So it is often cheaper to buy anew, which boosts sales for a host of big manufacturers, be it Microsoft or Amazon.
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Not long after Earth coalesced, a wayward planet whacked into it with incredible force, possibly vaporizing Earth anew and forming the moon.
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Proving that it's never too late to start anew, Hawkins only started her track and field career last year at age 100.
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Warren had been seen as someone who might bridge the left wing and mainstream factions, a point she's stressing anew these days.
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His paintings look back at the country's colonisation of Indigenous people, either depicting its horrors in detail or considering the events anew.
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As Mr Trump prepares to enter the White House, the long, hard job of winning the argument for liberal internationalism begins anew.
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It's a familiar kind of story, but in Attenberg's capable hands it shines anew, so fresh and true and funny and heartbreaking.
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They are being repressed anew by reactionary regimes, challenged by violent jihadists and looked upon with suspicion by voters whom they failed.
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"Lauren was asked to frame her concerns anew, repeatedly respond to the same list of questions, and fill out the same forms."
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The denim and athleisure pieces are all partially made from garments dropped off by the very consumers that'll be shopping them anew.
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But she also acknowledged that Butina is a first-time offender and, at age 30, has plenty of time to start anew.
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" Trump, in a victory speech that was much lower-key than usual, promised victory in November, vowing anew to put "America first.
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Robin Kelly, Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Emanuel Cleaver — are now pushing the two tech giants anew to police their platforms more aggressively.
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Kodak Black is a free man, which means the time has come for the life of Bill K. Kapri to begin anew.
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When Raimi dropped out, the project started anew with screenwriter Charles Leavitt (Blood Diamond), focusing on human forces fighting an orc invasion.
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But tensions have raged anew in recent weeks over Syria, with both countries blaming each other for the collapse of a ceasefire.
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I also love the idea of your watching Balanchine's old dances and thinking anew about the collaborative genius of those women onstage.
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Perhaps a new leader, who claims to have cleansed the company of its negativity in a pat statement, begins the cycle anew.
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I felt like, sort of my body having to shut down and shed seven years of great hard work and start anew.
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If you spend some time in Bangladesh's capital, you begin to look anew at the word "traffic," and to revise your definition.
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Like Bieber, Carrabba has a knack for vocal melody, but the tone and the intensity of his version made the song anew.
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The response was strong enough for Mr. Pryce to begin shopping "Kulipari" anew in Hollywood, teaming up with Splash Entertainment and Netflix.
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It's an ancient question, and Lee's poems, quarrying their insights from the oldest and deepest sources, pose and answer it anew. ♦
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The international order is not something that needs to be re-created but rather built anew, with fresh institutions and new relationships.
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Then, as hate-laced rhetoric and angry political rallies dominated the news, I began to worry anew: Does my sister support this?
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Each month, the show opens anew, with some works updated, others replaced, and new ones added; there is no fix end date.
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SUNDAY REVIEW A news analysis on March 2800 about mindfulness misstated the rate for a meditation class at Mndfl, aNew York studio.
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According to the survey, employees who feel they have dishonest leaders are four times more likely to be searching for anew job.
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Our broken – and underfunded - child welfare system has not protected them – nor helped them to heal – nor helped them to begin anew.
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The controversy flared anew this month with the deaths of African-American men at the hands of police in Minnesota and Louisiana.
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"The lower courts should be considering challenges to the proclamation anew based on its text, operation, and findings," Justice Department lawyers wrote.
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Imagine how many talented women would stay on the job instead of being forced to leave a hostile environment and start anew?
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The pain drives the victim to dunk the leg in water, and the worm releases millions of larvae, starting the cycle anew.
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But to watch it in 2019 is to be haunted, anew, by how thoroughly the existence of that twist derailed Shyamalan's career.
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After World War II, my grandfather and other Indians returned to try to recover their properties and businesses and start life anew.
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Still, fans surged anew to be near him, lining up 218 deep along the narrow path protected by ropes and security officials.
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But Dr. Shields and Ms. Cardone bought it that summer for $900,000, with plans to demolish the existing structure and build anew.
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In his speech to the Association for a Better New York on Monday, Mr. de Blasio engaged anew on the national front.
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One of his last acts was setting up the recurring flower delivery, making each birthday another opportunity to hear from him anew.
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Again and again, findings deemed "statistically significant" and published in reputable journals have not held up when the experiments were conducted anew.
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But the good news is that we'll get to grapple with them anew first thing on Friday — and every jobs day thereafter.
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There is no means of remaking the world anew for them, but only a shedding of home and belongings — of form itself.
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Tensions flared anew on Saturday when Mr. Netanyahu and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland both attended a security conference in Munich.
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It is a country where every generation gets to start anew and find its own bliss instead of being burdened with tradition.
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Mr. Musk acknowledged anew that Tesla had erred in trying to build a highly automated production line to assemble the Model 3.
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But every season, a fresh cast gathers anew hoping to outwit, outplay, and outlast everyone else – and win the $269.003 million prize.
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More broadly, "retreating from the world is not the solution, nor is burning down the current system and starting anew," Dimon wrote.
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"One of the things I love most about this show is it's about a woman who's finding her voice anew," she said.
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But Victoria's Secret's unique market position and unmatched accessibility is a compelling reason for the retailer to start anew, in every way.
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The sport was roiled anew after Bulgarian fans made Nazi salutes and yelled monkey chants at England's players in Sofia on Monday.
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Turkey's lira was also pressured anew after reports that Turkish central bank deputy governor and ratesetter Erkan Kilimci is leaving the bank.
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It arrives anew at a moment when women's rage is forcing America to reckon with power -- who wields it, whom it serves.
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So when something needs a new knob, seat, or potty, the military often turns to companies that specialize in making them anew.
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At times, after fits of effective sidestepping from the nominee, they paused for several seconds to regroup, looking through their notes anew.
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Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the Republicans' messaging leader, warned anew of the foothold that Democratic "radicals" were gaining in the House.
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Two weeks later, the first explosive report about Harvey Weinstein was published, and before long colleges found themselves confronting the problem anew.
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The small quirks and surprises that arise at nighttime are elevated anew under the cinematic lens of young Bulgarian photographer Mariya Novakova.
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It's like a sanctuary that's been revived and seeing it enchant anew in a different iteration, as a hotel, is a great pleasure.
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Many others will need to be chased anew — whether it's grinding out strikes and Crucible matches or taking on the newly tweaked raids.
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" He called anew for the committee to "release the full, unclassified transcript instead of leaking selective excerpts designed to further a partisan agenda.
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It usually lies dormant in the winter, only to sprout leaves anew in the spring and summer during its first year of life.
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To see them anew with a fresh perspective and a darling newborn mixed in creates a reaction that is nothing short of visceral.
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As the editors wrote, this "calls attention anew to the barbarous character of the American method of displaying patriotism on that day."Jeez.
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But in the wake of Donald Trump's election, reporters and social media companies have recognized anew their civic responsibilities in a free society.
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But as the series goes on, their dynamics shift, and they slowly begin the process of unlearning their faults and discovering themselves anew.
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So while you may not be fully prepared to delete the app and start anew, a lot of great alternatives are worth considering.
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Free of Zuckerberg, Facebook might blossom anew or it might wither; but most damningly of all, its users probably won't care either way.
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But forecasts for Wednesday show a foreboding new wave of rain headed in the Oroville Dam's direction, and the problems could start anew.
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That forces companies to cut back on their capital expenditure, reducing growth in supply until prices rise again and the cycle begins anew.
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In recent decades, such jobs would account for about half of some 22000,251 positions that get filled anew with every change of administration.
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Pueblo peoples came in part because a punishing drought strained their societies in the Four Corners and it was time to start anew.
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A computer program generates the text anew for each performance of the piece, pulling posted comments from a designated set of web sites.
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Jimmy Fallon won't be hitting the TV airwaves anew this week ... NBC canceled new tapings of "The Tonight Show" following his mother's death.
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"Everything is being looked at anew, as of late," said Bahar, who now runs the cybersecurity practice for Eversheds Sutherland US in Washington.
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But some young people need to acquire their knowledge starting completely anew, while mid-career professionals need to build on their previous experience.
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More importantly, at a national level the activism related to colonial and apartheid-era symbols forced South Africans to imagine the future anew.
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What was it like to dust off all these songs after almost 20 years, to play them again and connect anew with them?
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And, under typical weather conditions when the air cools at night, these materials then re-radiate that heat, and the process starts anew.
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Nor did it want Republican leaders to spotlight divisive social issues and hurtle anew into the culture wars, which is precisely what Gov.
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And that's not even counting the number of people who have just ripped the image and posted it to their Facebook page anew.
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The Yankees had crawled out of an ominous hole, and talked as if they were starting anew almost two months into the season.
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"One of the things that most excited me was discovering that every time you remember something, you are making it anew," he said.
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Civilians have suffered no less — thousands of families have been displaced anew by fighting, and aid workers warn that their access is deteriorating.
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Clinton has said she would look to rework the agreement while Trump has said he would scrap all trade deals and start anew.
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It would take an extensive amount of capital to buy stores, distribution centers and rebuild or create anew a Toys R Us website.
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The dispute has raised concerns that once ISIS is defeated, sectarian divisions that allowed for the terrorist group's emergence could flare up anew.
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As though finitude were infinitely resilient, ready to be reborn from the ashes each time anew, like the phoenix we mistake it for.
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By the time Alien: Resurrection came round in 1997, the series' determination to start anew each time had almost become its defining feature.
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When a New York Times reporter told her that Ms. Hernández had in fact made it out alive, Ms. Bernal began weeping anew.
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Whatever government emerges may be marriages of convenience and not all that beneficial to stable governance — meaning Spain's political impasse would start anew.
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But, as Lundahl & Seitl's project manager Emma Leach tells The Creators Project, almost all content and recordings are developed anew for each space.
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Given the #MeToo movement and Mr. Biden's bid for the presidency, it's understandable why his role in the hearings is being debated anew.
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The accusations also raised anew the question of whether to allow some athletes to collect compensation beyond a scholarship and an educational stipend.
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Instead, the board is created anew each and every game as players take turns placing hexagons featuring different bugs adjacent to each other.
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And you realize anew, with a startling pang, that this person doesn't at all want to be talking about what she's talking about.
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As the authorities grapple anew with yellow fever in Brazil, they are voicing relief that it has not evolved into an urban outbreak.
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The city, she laments, was once a place of renewal, where creative people came to invent themselves anew, shedding the skins of conformity.
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References to the Concorde may date the play, but Ms. McIntyre's reckoning with the objectification of women is, heaven knows, worth experiencing anew.
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And worse in what direction — what politics, policies, rhetoric and media mastery will the next extremely terrible president marshal to ruin America anew?
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When she had the chance to tear the house down and start anew, through a city recovery program, she jumped at the chance.
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That's the takeaway from Tuesday's special election, which demonstrated anew that Trump's considerable weakness doesn't translate automatically and axiomatically into a Democratic advantage.
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The show has a loose plot, about a group of cats, of varying personalities, who vie for the opportunity to begin life anew.
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After this the applause broke out anew, and M. Viviani joined Mr. Sharp in his box, from where both acknowledged the public's tribute.
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Divided into the days a week, the film undulates to Paterson's circadian rhythms as he rises at dawn and begins his routine anew.
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This makes it all too likely that the Argentine economy will succumb once again to economic recession and that inflation will accelerate anew.
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And it raised anew the question of whether Mr. Trump will enter a second summit meeting better prepared than he was in Singapore.
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For all its tot-friendly frivolousness, Paddington 2 gently kills Hugh Grant—or the Grant we think we know—and resurrects him anew.
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Robert Carsen's 2013 production, which returned on Friday, is an exhilarating demonstration of how an insightful updating can reveal a great opera anew.
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Born in the United States and educated as an anthropologist, Ms. Hiller was particularly adept at using video to look anew at reality.
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His sophomore effort opened up opportunities to collaborate anew, with people ranging from house DJs to reggae-pop toasters via Idris Elba compilations.
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By the end of the play, Gold hoped that the audience would see Laura anew, as a person with a playful inner life.
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Which sparks the notion that, with a bit of cosmetic tweaking and online purging, she can shave off enough years to begin anew. Right.
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When Smart-Grosvenor passed away in 2016, Brown picked up one of her copies of Vibration Cooking and was stupefied anew by its charge.
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He was once one of the most talked about men in the United States, and in 2019 John Bobbitt's name is making headlines anew.
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"Now that the profile of the space is changing," hoards of people have begun moving back or anew, touting it as the new Williamsburg.
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In issuing the guidance, the Obama administration is wading anew into a socially divisive debate it has bluntly cast in terms of civil rights.
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Protesters gathered anew in city centres around Algeria demanding root-and-branch reforms - including political pluralism and crackdowns on corruption and cronyism, witnesses said.
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Although detectives, I am told, are still on the case, it provides no comfort, as I am left to learn to live here anew.
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But if you're going to make a movie that tries to tell such a famous story anew, you've got to justify that movie's existence.
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Bob Corker harshly criticized President Donald Trump anew on Tuesday, calling him an "utterly untruthful president" and saying he would not support his reelection.
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Erdogan last month floated anew plans to build a replica of the barracks, site of a failed Islamist uprising in the early 20th century.
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You start over at the beginning of the game, having extracted whatever you could from that single 60-second playthrough, ready to start anew.
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Just like the cheap Renaissance mirrors, the democratisation of photography enabled everyone to see themselves anew, from aristocrats and artists to farmers and maids.
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The All-Star forward signed a new four-year, $217.6 million contract with the Cavaliers , who are beginning anew following LeBron James&apos departure.
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She'd returned to New York from Berlin, aiming to shuck off the trappings a 'proper' band and starting anew with an entirely blank canvas.
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"We as Kurdish youth, we want to support this movement to help build Kurdistan anew," said Aras Anwar, a 20-year-old volunteer campaigner.
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Every day, I wake up and remember anew that she was killed by someone who should never have gotten his hands on a gun.
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The fund said it has made money this year and is well positioned to benefit when volatility picks up and markets sell off anew.
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Both movies share the conceit of isolated families starting anew, but "The Witch" particularly amplifies the foreshadowing of tragedy from the moment it starts.
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The revival aims to deliver a visceral punch of the past to a younger demographic, consumed anew by questions of race, inequality and heritage.
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As his body got stronger and his mind got calmer, Hopkins started to think anew about what kind of music he wanted to make.
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He was at rock bottom when he decided to walk some 22014 miles (more than 25kms) from New Orleans to Atlanta to start anew.
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He also questioned anew the relevance of his country's alliance with the United States, in a speech as joint drills with U.S. Marines ended.
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The first post-liberal school might be called the new radicals, a constellation of left-wing writers for whom the Marxist dream lives anew.
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By the middle of the 20th century, most of that industry was gone, and human-driven reforestation efforts had remade the Pripyat region anew.
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On an upper floor we looked out through 30-foot windows as a raging gray and white painting silently formed, collapsed and formed anew.
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It's believed that when the goddess wakes from a long winter's sleep in March, she thaws the Earth and starts its life cycle anew.
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But the demonstrations have continued in potentially dozens of states since then, and there's talk of more concerted protests beginning anew later in October.
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And it's a race against time because if more monsoon rains fall and flood the cave anew, the operation could become considerably more difficult.
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Unrest has flared anew since a ceasefire collapsed in July 2015, and thousands of militants and hundreds of soldiers and police have since died.
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Ancient Wisdom Daniel Mendelsohn's essay about the reception of the Aeneid throughout history has made me see an old classic anew (Books, October 15th).
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Its creators hope that the film will both launch the franchise anew and, alongside "Wonder Woman," lead to even more female-led action films.
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It doesn't lack a connection to history, but many of the directly historical works are focused on remaking it, building it anew from remnants.
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The center of this city-building frenzy is China, where most of the urban landscape has been created anew over the last 30 years.
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After the film premiered in The Times this year, conversations began anew about what has changed in Warwick, and what has remained the same.
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"We got into this fascinating discussion, looking at this painting anew," Claudia J. Nahson, a curator at the museum, said in a phone interview.
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Years later, Ingrid's daughter discovers the letters while caring for her aging father, prompting her to examine the circumstances of her mother's disappearance anew.
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In fact, senility was possibly a blessing in this case; each forgotten piece was a piece to discover anew—its beauty fresh and thrilling.
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The clues came from Kansas, where Trump sought to demonstrate anew what he had in previous Republican primaries: the decisive power of his endorsement.
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As the Life photo collection began making its image archives easier to browse online, people discovered the mooseback pic and delighted in it anew.
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Trump, tweeting from the sidelines after instructing the White House not to participate in the House inquiry, insisted anew he had done nothing wrong.
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The same heat-seeking impulse, validated anew, to insert himself into a viral news event without fail, with the timed precision of an astronomer.
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Senator Richard Shelby, Republican of Alabama, was asked if Congress had succeeded in demonstrating its muscle anew during this chapter of the Trump administration.
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They're people who realized that the bridge they were building may have collapsed, but rather than abandon it, they built it anew with forethought.
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The discovery has raised anew the hope that early treatment, in some cases, may allow an infected person's immune system to defeat the virus.
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In the age of Trump, perhaps we will discover anew that there is an art not so much to the deal but to governing.
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It is here, in detention centers like Fatih, where the torture of prisoners, which was mostly discontinued in the early 553s, is happening anew.
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Protesters gathered anew in city centers around Algeria demanding root-and-branch reforms - including political pluralism and crackdowns on corruption and cronyism, witnesses said.
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I'm reminded anew that for the inquisitive traveler, a push-bike is right in the sweet spot: Driving is too fast, walking too slow.
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His main task in "The Jungle Book" is to show loyalty to the earlier movie: a sacred spot, to be furnished and burnished anew.
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"It's been a challenging year for Samsung," said D.J. Koh, the company's head of mobile devices, adding that Samsung was ready to start anew.
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Many countries have come apart only to return much stronger, their people born anew thanks to the lessons they learned from their bitter experiences.
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A final crescendo of violence appears to bring some peace, although, like Avalon's gypsy moths, the menace may merely be starting its cycle anew.
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Mr. Zarif said that if conversations do begin anew with the United States, they will be limited to the nuclear deal — and American compliance.
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I asked Taylor if she felt donor-advised funds were defendable in an era when Silicon Valley leaders are evaluating anew their corporate responsibilities.
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While a flood of capital from around the world has changed how Silicon Valley builds companies, it might be time to rethink that process anew.
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The German duo had invested millions in Blake's Vegas spectacular, and wanted to ensure that they were not mauled anew by their latest show animal.
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You should definitely expect to see more announcements like this, especially as Nintendo's star continues to rise anew thanks to the wildly successful Switch launch.
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"Correcting this flaw does not require that Defendants (the Corps) begin anew, but only that they better articulate their reasoning," he said in court papers.
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The antagonist would be an ex samurai that has decided to leave his life behind and start anew after a year of serving the syndicate.
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Germany has dismissed Athens' demands in the past, but the Greek president raised the issue anew with Merkel, who is on a two-day visit.
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Certainly, Mr Kokotajlo's drama should make you look anew at those polite, smartly dressed people who stand next to racks of booklets in shopping centres.
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By the time of his conviction, Poteyev was apparently long gone, off to start life anew in the country he had served as double agent.
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Sometimes, the best art requires very little intervention by the artist; rather, she flips a switch in the viewer's brain to create the world anew.
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Even areas where the water had lessened were flooding anew, and even people who had initially hoped to wait out the floods were becoming desperate.
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It's his Red Legion that takes the near-omnipotent planet-sized Traveler hostage, robbing all Guardians of their powers and forcing you to start anew.
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She recommends a rich cream like Avon ANEW Ultimate Supreme Advanced Performance Crème, — it contains Tahitian black pearl, which is known to help retain moisture.
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Selfies: RevisitedThis panel will explore the now-antiquated term "selfie" to understand it anew as a vehicle for revolution within the fashion and beauty spaces.
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It has been trending anew on social media since February 5th, when Lee Jae-yong, the vice-chairman of Samsung Electronics, was released from prison.
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Fighting flared anew in July 2015 after a two-year ceasefire collapsed, and hundreds of rebels, security forces and civilians have died in the violence.
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The agency also recommended that people who got that vaccine, or aren't sure of which one they got during those years, should get vaccinated anew.
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Last month, hundreds of people marched anew in Belgrade Pride, one month after Novi Sad, the country's second city, held its first LGBT+ rights march.
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Every time we see a photo of Gabrielle Union, we find ourselves wondering anew how she seems to have pretty much stopped aging circa 1998.
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" The entire Vulnicura release has seemed to have had a similar effect on the artist, who cancelled her tour for the purposes of "starting anew.
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With her high school graduation just around the corner in June, Eric Peter Verbeeck—who was born a male—was looking forward to beginning anew.
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What has me so keen to play BattleTech anew with the Flashpoint update is that it promises to force a reappraisal of how combat looks.
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When Texas cop and former Navy SEAL Martin Riggs suffers the loss of his wife and baby, he moves to Los Angeles to start anew.
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Now the clean up begins anew and we're reminded once more of the raw power of these storms, of he widespread damage they can cause.
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In reorienting us in the same way, Compass breathes life into the ashes of history, forcing its readers to see anew the world around them.
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Take 100 of your best people, some funding and a healthy disrespect for Wall Street's short-term focus, then begin anew with a different brand.
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The U.S. holds federal elections every two years, so those maps are used at least five times before another decennial census starts the process anew.
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So even if customers click on "free" and are ultimately asked to pay, they will usually do it rather than start the entire process anew.
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The Minnesota Vikings found their emergency replacement for Teddy Bridgewater, paying a steep price while signaling anew they're in it to win it this year.
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Brazile's allegation is reminiscent of a talking point in Bernie Sanders circles in 2015 and 2016, and it left his supporters frustrated and angry anew.
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In the 2016 race, many of these "superdelegates" committed to a candidate before a single vote was counted, and that custom is being questioned anew.
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I was constantly struck by that when I lived in Rome from 2002 to 2004, and I notice it anew each time I visit Italy.
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This felt like an emanation from the California of the nineteen-twenties, when spiritual seekers settled in towns like Ojai and tried to start anew.
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Even after that first account was suspended in October 2018 on account of "suspicious activity," Bagley opened another account and the process began again anew.
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Harrick said the Permira investment helped LegalZoom improve operations and grow anew, and IVP remains the second largest shareholder in the online legal services company.
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Though both are able to start anew on Instagram, neither is able to break her desire for attention and approval—or, crucially, abandon the app.
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But you can't dispute that CEOs are looking anew for ways to showcase job creation in America, a good short-term trend for U.S. workers.
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Since 1915, people from around the world have flocked to the South Australian town to strike it rich or start life anew through opal mining.
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Ms. Rainer's performances in the atrium, which I saw on Sunday afternoon, reminded me of how Judson can continue to be recontextualized and seen anew.
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Wilde rewards her by allowing her the possibility of escaping to a virgin land, where women can start anew and live as equals of men.
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Shout out to Ratchet & Clank, too, for brilliantly manifesting my memories of that series in its PS2 days, rendered anew in almost-Pixar-like gorgeousness.
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As a teenager growing up in Minnesota, I couldn't understand why my mom was so thrilled about trees sprouting leaves and spring plants growing anew.
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So New Yorkers will have to check the calendar, like baseball fans, to see when they can learn anew how officials let themselves be corrupted.
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For many, the desire to start anew came at a price of leaving the past behind; as a result, these stories became long-held secrets.
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Instead of looking for solutions to patch up the current system, we should think anew for higher efficiencies, lower costs and, most importantly, better outcomes.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Trump can persuade his supporters to forget about promises to scrap the agreement, and to focus anew on extending it.
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One mark of the movie's status as a masterpiece is that it has something different to say to us every time we encounter it anew.
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As Baltimore tried to start anew, a corruption trial exposed the startling depths of police misconduct and delivered a fresh blow to the community's trust.
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An American-backed Y.P.G. takeover of Raqqa will likely repeat this error, creating anew the conditions that led to the rise of the Islamic State.
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As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle start anew and prepare to transition out of their royal duties, they are rumored to be moving to Canada.
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Read that, and be struck anew by the coincidence that John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on the nation's 39.953th birthday, July 4, 1826.
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That clears the way for Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin to declare that they are starting anew — just what both men have publicly called for.
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AltSchool's perspective does not necessarily require abandoning texts that have long been considered central to a humanist education, but it does mean approaching them anew.
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And in the United States and Britain, policy makers are tackling the issue anew, concerned about the effect of industrialized scalping on consumers and artists.
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That particular game show cocktail may not have fit the '70s and '80s palate, but television executives feel the time is ripe to strike anew.
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Now they will attempt to release as much water from the reservoir as possible before forecast rains begin anew on Tuesday and Wednesday, Reeves said.
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White House lawyers, Democrats on Capitol Hill and just about everyone in between are parsing the language anew, and the issue is far from settled.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - After more than five months of unrest in the city, a prolonged violent siege on a university campus ratcheted things up anew.
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An effective wrap-up of a half season's worth of story lines, it sets up the show to start anew next year, bigger and better.
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The following year, when the NAO flipped positive, ice losses nearly stopped, before ramping up anew in 2015 as the NAO veered negative once more.
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But Wall Street analysts dismissed the paper as a "rant," and so the whole process was fated to begin anew under Stonecipher's watch at Boeing.
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Search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which vanished from radar screens in March 2014, will begin anew this month, Malaysian newspaper The Star reported Wednesday.
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Suddenly, the Islamic State in Iraq, led by an ambitious former graduate student who called himself Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, saw its fortunes brighten anew.
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In fact, he seems emboldened anew to act even more unscrupulously and is almost daring Republicans and America to try to do something about it.
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Vincent van Gogh's timeless style breathes life anew in the trailer for an upcoming film about the painter's life composed entirely from actual oil paintings.
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Then Prey returned, lead by Bethesda, as a seemingly open world project about an abducted US Marshal starting life anew as an alien bounty hunter.
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CreditCreditSusan Wright for The New York Times A paradise for skiers, the Italian Alps of South Tyrol offer a more placid pastime that's surging anew.
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The argument has always been that black metal is about extremity, and what's more extreme than proposing we burn it all down and start anew?
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A royal pair, crowned anew each year — and offering their services as volunteers — are tasked with finding the routes and organizing the next year's events.
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Ashley Chang's comments in her essay "I must make myself anew" are reminiscent of second-wave feminism through the idea of reclaiming the female body.
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We learned anew, although we knew it all along, that David Carr was a gift to the profession that gave him so many gifts in return.
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Just when you thought the neural network fad had fizzled, the New York City skyline transforms into a vibrant expressionist painting, and it all begins anew.
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Folks who received that vaccine, or who were vaccinated during those years and aren't sure which one they got, should get vaccinated anew, the CDC says.
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" As for Russia, Pence said: "If we have opportunities to work together, I think the President is looking for an opportunity to begin that relationship anew.
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This Fourth of July, let's rededicate ourselves afresh and anew to those principles that make America, as President Reagan said, "a shining city on a hill."
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With the guidance of the series title, we see anew the work of women that is so often overlooked — in museum collections and in our homes.
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Rather than weigh the facts anew, the Supreme Court has given itself the task only of sniffing out a "clear error" in the lower court's ruling.
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Worried about fitting a "modern framework on older cases", Justice Stephen Breyer asked whether long-settled rulings like Abood should be dug up and analysed anew.
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But that summer, gathered with a group of minority high-school newspaper editors in a dorm lounge, watching it on VHS, I heard these lines anew.
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And should they fail at an initial hearing with an asylum officer, the children have the opportunity to present their claims anew before an immigration judge.
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Forced to make life anew, they live cheek by jowl with Palestinian families who have eked out a living there since the camp's creation in 1949.
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And it's playing out anew in social media, as people try to get their individual voices out there while seeking the affirmation and approval of others.
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If the new male has grown large enough, he can return to shove the original male out of his territory, only to begin the cycle anew.
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But worryingly, the process of replication, by which published results are tested anew, is incapable of correcting the situation no matter how rigorously it is pursued.
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Stocks may have rebounded from their recent lows, but the option market still implies a big chance that stocks plummet anew before the year is out.
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Thanks to this Time Lord ability, audiences meet the Doctor anew every few years, bringing new actors into the role and fresh outlooks to the series.
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Analyze it, situate it in a historical context, dissect and reassemble it before our eyes to make us see it — and our tech-besotted culture — anew.
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In Iraq, where Islamic State originated, it has a proven record of falling back upon local networks from which it can rise anew when conditions allow.
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One of the ironies of Deep Springs is that, although each class gets to make the school anew, they tend to keep it much the same.
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Despite the searing sun and the rising temperatures, the several hundred people who assembled in and around the parking lot were there to celebrate Ali anew.
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Now a paid commentator on CNN, Mr. Lewandowski brought up the issue anew Tuesday night in an argument with Angela Rye, another political commentator on CNN.
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Pausing briefly to throttle an assailant in a shallow pool, she staggers back to the beach where she first came ashore and begins her adventure anew.
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Germany: Chancellor Angela Merkel's fragile government was threatened anew Sunday when Interior Minister Horst Seehofer offered his resignation to party colleagues, escalating ruptures over migration (Reuters).
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For those like myself, who thrill at any discovery that suggests Earth's creatures may not be alone in the universe, the findings capture our imagination anew.
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She could begin anew: older, wiser, and with a job at a catering company that paid $227 an hour, a good bump from her last one.
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Viertel combines a scholarly approach with a light touch that enables us to see anew familiar songs and musical theater moments we'd long taken for granted.
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On Friday, he infuriated Democrats anew by abruptly canceling a planned public hearing with top former national security officials about Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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As long as songs like "Sleigh Ride" permeate the ether, Christmas will be here to stay, every December of every year eternally recurring and reborn anew.
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Having lived in Nicaragua, India, South Africa, Egypt and Pakistan, he had come home with "fresh eyes" that allowed him to encounter his own country anew.
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The other, potentially more important, was to offer free and fair elections as convincing proof to the international community that Zimbabwe was ready to start anew.
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As a result, in a recent report the Government Accountability Office called on the FCC to think anew about policies to help with the homework gap.
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The human-ish language it generates can startle us into seeing things anew, so we can in turn jolt readers awake through that sense of -ish.
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But it is Metcalf's role in Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird," her first film in nearly a decade, that has lately encouraged us to see her anew.
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It prompts me to study her language carefully, to appreciate anew the words she has chosen, the phrases she repeats, how easily she moves between sentences.
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"It means that in some ways the whole game is thrown open and made anew," Emily Brewster, an associate editor and lexicographer at Merriam-Webster, said.
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Magazines like Life and Time were running features on civil defense that showed happy families emerging from their fallout shelters ready to build the world anew.
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BUT – I DON'T THE RULING WAS – I'VE SAID IT BEFORE -- THE RULING JUST SEEMED SO SPECIFIC THAT WHEN YOU'RE CHALLENGING SOMETHING, YOU DON'T CHALLENGE IT ANEW.
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For the moment, the army's resurgence suggests that when the government loses political control, the desire for political power is stoked anew among those in green.
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When a new study comes out with jarring numbers or a fancy new gadget hits the market, the flurry of stories and conversations will start anew.
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But now, as tempers flare around the country over Confederate monuments and what they stand for, the Lees are grappling anew with the general's checkered legacy.
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And Elvira Lind's "Bobbi Jene," about an American dancer who leaves the Batsheva company in Israel to start anew in San Francisco, was named best documentary.
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The attempt to prosecute Smollett anew ahead of the Cook County state's attorney primary election next month "is clearly all about politics, not justice," she said.
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So, what a joy to find these sturdy morsels in my nest: four picture books that remind us anew that inspiration is a fledgling of process.
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For example, Google will now let users share location information with apps only when they're using it and anew privacy control tab centralizes all privacy controls.
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Ms. Warren, for example, did not travel to Iowa before making her campaign announcement and will have to introduce herself anew to voters in America's heartland.
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This is the beauty of diaspora, of culture crossing, of not knowing what is around the corner, of making life anew and something new after disruption.
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Rewind and press play again and again until a maximum state of zen-like relaxation is able to be maintained and your spirit is washed anew.
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But maybe there's some way to tell the now-familiar story anew — or at least value what makes us different without pretending it makes it easier.
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A self-serious debater with the discipline of a champion orator, Ciprian argues in favor of keeping the Constitution rather than trashing it and starting anew.
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And each time, we break that promise anew by waiting too long and not working hard enough at our commitment to prevent genocide or crimes against humanity.
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I am having to explain the intolerance and hate that surfaced in our nation during the presidential campaign, and seems to be erupting anew since the election.
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Some say they recognize themselves; others see their peers anew, or for the first time, confronting eye-opening challenges and consequences that kids aren't prone to consider.
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Either way, the area-based search warrants that Raleigh detectives have sought seem to be a newer trend — one that will undoubtedly concern Fourth Amendment advocates anew.
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This "gerrymandering" is seen by many as a root cause of Washington gridlock, a point President Obama underlined anew in his final State of the Union address.
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But before you start beating yourself up for veering away from your usual healthy food and fitness habits, give yourself permission to move on and start anew.
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Your small, blob-like character is then sent back to your monochromatic house, tasked with exploring the world anew and attempting to discover more of its secrets.
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I went to her apartment to clean it out, believing that when she was released from jail, she could come back to our home and start anew.
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From leaning into her Italian roots to hosting a tech-free brainstorm at work, Lucie spent five days pushing aside the complexities of life and starting anew.
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Every generation had to be reminded anew, said Mr Steinmeier, why the task "to lead Europe into a hope-filled, better future" fell to Germany and France.
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This is a troubling plot point: only the the richest, most advantaged segments of society have the freedom to leave behind a broken world and start anew.
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Now, Smith is proving his mastery of the romance language anew in a video that captures him singing Spanish track "X," by Nicky Jam, featuring J. Balvin.
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But the pain, it seems, was back Saturday morning, and Trump was "filled anew with a sense of injury," according to several Times sources close the President.
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The Dakota pipeline is the easiest, most obvious place to start anew that we'll ever get—the perfect example of America's casual racism and endless money-worshipping.
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Tensions flared anew when Uskanli, his head wrapped in a blanket, rose from his seat carrying his laptop and started walking toward the front of the plane.
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Storytelling, Ondaatje insists, is our greatest invention, a subtle form of knowledge, an essential link to other people, an artistic tool with which to create ourselves anew.
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The very expansiveness of its concerns, which incorporate the mystical-religious, set it so far apart from the customary scandi-noir that the genre feels begun anew.
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Clinton, demanding on Wednesday that she debate him before the June 7 primary in California and highlighting anew what he asserted were her weaknesses against Mr. Trump.
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The soul-searching that runs through all of Bon Iver's songs emerged anew in lyrics and song titles that draw on thoughts of consecration, prayer and God.
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The issue arose anew in the past few weeks after Obama and the Pentagon announced the deployment of another 28503 troops to Iraq and 22019 to Syria.
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Democrats could also talk anew about the virtues of earned benefits, about programs that help people who help themselves, about moving people from welfare back to work.
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Losing oneself in a song is as much a ward against exterior misery as it is a reminder to keep going, to start somewhat fresh and anew.
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TRIP QUILLMAN Seattle To the Editor: I wonder anew why those in high places who authorized torture and those who carried it out have never been punished.
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But the site's founder, Jim Hoft, took down the records, saying that the site was investigating them anew and that there were "serious allegations" against Mr. Wohl.
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Every so often, Trump says or does something so grotesque that it cuts through the despairing numbness engendered by his presidency, galvanizing the forces of decency anew.
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And halfway through the 80-minute work, Bach begins anew with a grand French overture: a theme played in emphatic chords and upward-sweeping flourishes of scales.
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My Barnard colleague Jon Snow, professor in the biology department, was showing me his beehives, started anew after a traumatic failure of a colony in late winter.
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So far, we've typically watched a cycle where Republicans take a month or two to regroup, and then begin to work anew on a slightly different plan.
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The director of the facility advised us against telling Mom that Dad had died, as she wouldn't remember and would grieve anew each time she was told.
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There is no sense that we are part of a common flow connecting the past, present and future; instead, each of us creates our own worldview anew.
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Once there, she would prepare anew for the next small tournament a week later in Charlottesville, Va., another lonely stop on a punishing minor league tennis tour.
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The 26 bill, signed by President Bill Clinton and championed by heavyweight Democrats like Joseph R. Biden Jr., a senator at the time, is roiling politics anew.
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It is an invitation to motivate these activities anew, to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling and acting can be produced.
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On Tuesday night, when New York City Ballet opened its six-week season with these three in a program called "Balanchine Short Stories," these stories gripped anew.
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Where art, hip-hop, AIDS activism, break dancing — and the enduring notion that New York City is the center of the world — were born, and born anew.
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"One mark of the movie's status as a masterpiece is that it has something different to say to us every time we encounter it anew," he writes.
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Set aside a few hours to sweat and steam out toxins and sign up for a rigorous full-body scrub, which will buff your tired skin anew.
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But after she is seduced anew by an unctuous Lamborghini salesman, played by a very against-type Michael Cera, Maximo is out the door without a cent.
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"I just can't believe you came back here on purpose," a character snaps early on, understandably agitated about being exposed anew to the perils of the game.
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If there was real intelligence of impending strikes, then the longtime principles of pre-emption, enshrined anew in American policy by President George W. Bush, would apply.
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New-wave agents — human, robotic or a combination — will also allow users to continue a search over time, rather than start anew with a browser each session.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have tied the knot again -- and the Biebs is already admiring his bride anew in two new photos of the happy couple.
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It is an invitation to motivate these activities anew, to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling, and acting can be produced.
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Portraiture became her focus anew in the last decades of her life — she even painted, in the 1980s, a likeness of the eventual American president, Donald Trump.
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The Clean Power Plan would still technically be floating around, and a future president who cares about climate change could restart the process, forcing emissions reductions anew.
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Each date lasts the duration of one song ("or two short ones," Hill said), and then the men all move one person over, and it begins anew.
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They don't consider that many dual nationals of Syria, Iran, Sudan and Iraq may have fled political or military violence, studied abroad or simply chose to start anew.
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Thus, it made sense that the duo would start anew, adultery be damned, in Los Angeles, where Megan longed to live by the beach once freed from captivity.
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I hope the events of the past few days make us all take another look in the mirror and decide anew what we want that reflection to be.
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These and other details have epitomized President Donald Trump's bizarre relationship with technology over the years, which was chronicled anew in a New York Times article on Wednesday.
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You too will feel those songs anew: The only question left to ask yourself as you get hyped for the game is: where do you put your tongue?
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After all, the choice to turn a blind eye to Trump's ethical lapses is a choice that, in practice, the GOP has to reaffirm anew every single week.
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On a whim, he gives up the business and leaves his wife, starting anew as the owner of a small run-down restaurant in the outskirts of Helsinki.
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So, in the hopes of starting anew, I cut out the bulk of the products, the fuss of the "skincare steps," and stripped back to the bare minimum.
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Tehran has had no diplomatic relations with Washington since its 1979 Islamic Revolution, and ties have deteriorated anew since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January 2017.
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But relentless rising health costs are making some employers think anew, changing conventional wisdom that big business would kill the idea favored by several 22010 Democratic presidential candidates.
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The figure of the Prince stands in for both a dream — a possibility of recreating and constructing a self anew — and for the peril and weariness of creation.
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Tensions have risen anew in Cambodia, with rights groups and the United Nations expressing alarm and the opposition accusing Hun Sen of persecution ahead of next year's election.
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His record on race is being parsed anew post-Obama, however — something of particular note in South Carolina, where black people will likely decide the state's Democratic primary.
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But as the Qataris and the U.S. airlines clashed anew this year over Air Italy, Navarro's campaign thrust him into conflict with the rest of the White House.
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In complete opposition to tired horror tropes, a woman is, in a way, saved by her sexual experience, rising anew to wreak revenge on those who've wronged her.
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That's because, in a lot of ways, the series starts anew this coming winter with the arrival of the radical second-generation Formula E racecar in season 5.
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News of Nike's ad campaign broke just days before the first game of the NFL season on Thursday, when the controversy over pre-game protests could flare anew.
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The darkness descended anew in a different form on Friday, when Sanchez — whose trail name was Stronghold — encountered a man who had allegedly been menacing hikers since April.
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Erdogan has vowed to stamp out a three-decade insurgency by Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants that flared anew a year ago after peace talks he spearheaded collapsed.
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But the BOJ stressed anew that global risks were heightening, such as a rising tide of protectionism and uncertainty on how U.S. economic policies will affect financial markets.
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RÅVAROR Rising rents and a rotation of roommates means we end up packing it all up and starting anew in a different apartment on an almost yearly basis.
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But in post-settlement trade, U.S. crude's West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures rallied anew, reaching mid-October highs, as bulls pushed closer to the $553-a-barrel target.
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All these complications will figure into the House's ultimate decision about whether — and how aggressively — to pursue the Ukraine matter anew and stoke a continued fight with Trump.
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But everyone is up for reelection in November 2018, so before then, because the whole process starts anew afterward, with a new Senate and House that comes in.
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Controversies over doping overshadowed the build-up to this year's Rio Olympics and flared anew as U.S. and Australian competitors branded their Russian and Chinese rivals drug cheats.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency for Kurdish autonomy in Turkey's southeast, a conflict which has flared anew since the collapse of a ceasefire last July.
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In recent weeks Ligado (LightSquared's fourth name since inception) has blitzed the FCC anew with papers and visits that weakly trumpet mere echoes of its past failed arguments.
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I created Communitas for myself, and for us: those who feel all of the aforementioned from deep within their interiority, the commons anew, beyond neoliberalism, beyond western matrices.
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When you think about it in terms of a ledger, I was using a ledger purely metaphorically before, but I mean businesses, governments start anew on January 1.
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Reading through Hofstadter and Wallace's book, one is reminded anew that American history has consisted of slave revolts and their violent crushing, race riots, labor clashes, and assassinations.
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For weeks after her husband's apprehension last spring, Anne Franco would wake up without remembering, reach over to his side of the bed and confront the emptiness anew.
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Before the fighting flared anew, the 5-km (3-mile) walls circled 1,200 historic sites, including caravanserais, churches and a synagogue, built with the stones of older structures.
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It's a particular obstacle for Louis C.K., because besides maintaining a furiously busy schedule, he famously throws away all his material every year or two and starts anew.
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Debate is raging anew over whether certain Islamic modes of dress — full-body swimsuits, known as burkinis, in France and face veils in Germany — inherently contravene countries' values.
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As a practical matter, if you want to do the annual "Meaning" exercise, I suggest not looking at past answers before answering anew, to avoid biasing your answer.
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Since experts doubt North Korea has any intention of surrendering all its nuclear weapons, that re-calibration reduces risks of a summit ending badly and escalating tensions anew.
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García's political career, now being considered anew in the wake of his death, is the latest example of a pattern the next generation of progressive leaders must overcome.
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Roots is getting a reprisal this week, in a four-night, eight-hour television event that recounts anew the historical portrait of one family's journey through American slavery.
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Members of Congress could also look anew at the reforms that the recent USA Freedom Act brought to surveillance law, though privacy advocates said that doesn't appear likely.
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In oneslutriot's art, bodies are exposed and contorted, simultaneously drawing forth the subject matter's humanity and a deep overwhelming sense of the uncanny, the familiar made strange anew.
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A post-familial society may unleash tribal competition within the coalition of the diverse, as people reach anew for ethnic solidarity and then fight furiously over liberalism's spoils.
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In the weeks after the vote, as Silicon Valley's accumulated troubles sent shares in Facebook and other tech companies plummeting anew, their lobbyists were back on the march.
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The Pour Forced to leave the North Fork of Long Island after a zoning dispute, Southold Farm and Cellar, a groundbreaking producer, has started anew in Hill Country.
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A new Bally flagship store opened at the beginning of the summer, however, providing an opportunity to assess the company anew by applying the rigorous science of shopping.
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Since two of the three original judges had left the chamber, the case could not be sent back and had to be tried anew, the appeals judges ruled.
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In November, when Wilson was acquitted, the country caught fire as many Black and brown people were convinced anew that their cities' police were predators rather than protectors.
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It was not until Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov choreographed it anew at the Mariinsky 18 years later that "Swan Lake" became something like the ballet we know.
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In our time, the will to power has all too often overwhelmed the words of Jesus — and that is why we must hear and heed those words anew.
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It also meant repairing trust, or earning it anew, among residents who'd been told by government officials—often repeatedly, and emphatically—that Flint's water was safe to drink.
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But Ekblaw thinks it's possible, even essential, to imagine an entirely new microgravitational culture, one that doesn't simply adapt Earth products and technologies but instead conceives them anew.
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"Every so often, a studio dusts off an old property in the hope of selling it anew, often to diminished ends," The New York Times' Manohla Dargis wrote.
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Mr. Trump's order raises anew a question that has faced Jews throughout the 200-year era of national identity: whether such identities offer them security or only peril.
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But critics argue Trump is abandoning a U.S. ally to be slaughtered by Turkey — all while fueling chaos in the region that could allow ISIS to thrive anew.
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She reunited with Cuomo not just to pooh-pooh Vladimir Putin's misdeeds anew but to answer Meryl Streep's complaint about the way Trump once mocked a disabled journalist.
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Representing anew the power of the patriarchal state, it's provided the soundtrack of the effort to restore friendships between Russia and alt-right political factions in Eastern Europe.
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