The forces arrayed against us are many and incredibly powerful.
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Both princes are arrayed against Tamim, the emir of Qatar.
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A stormtrooper squad arrayed in formation behind an Imperial officer.
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But it seems as if everything is arrayed against him.
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He often refers to the "forces of evil" arrayed against Egypt.
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The intensity of the digital firepower arrayed against Estonia was massive.
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He views the leadership of the FBI as arrayed against him.
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One art wall is arrayed with dried, bleached slices of wood.
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Plastic chairs had been arrayed in rows, ready for Sunday services.
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And the forces arrayed against them are weak, which hurts the film.
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"Make no mistake, there are powerful forces arrayed against us," Newsom said.
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A dozen men arrayed in the room nodded quietly at his accounting.
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The speakers are arrayed just behind the grill's 43,000 individually-drilled holes.
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Or the differently arrayed and tuned scales found in non-Western traditions?
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Others have been arrayed along highways to form so-called security corridors.
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The waiting area was arrayed with cushioned chairs, tables and reception desks.
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To counter the hostile forces arrayed against him, he turned to TNI.
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She had arrayed a set of — yes, flashcards — in front of them.
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Books are arrayed along one wall providing follow-up information and ideas.
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The players are arrayed in a vertical formation suggesting a human face.
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Thinking here has been arrayed with grace enough to belie its density.
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Complete genomes arrayed on my computer screen like books on a shelf.
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But, we must also act collectively to overcome the forces arrayed against us.
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They are arrayed around the auditorium, with the audience seated in the middle.
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In large ways and small, Trump has consistently arrayed himself against this vision.
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On them, Mr. Jacobs's guests were arrayed like pearls on a string, expectant.
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Two tarps were neatly arrayed with books, clothing, housewares and personal care products.
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Arrayed behind him was an assortment of other dignitaries: police, army, political figures.
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I saw a grandmother and her teenage grandson arrayed in matching spotted onesies.
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The insurgent forces arrayed against Assad include Western-backed rebels and jihadist militants.
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Arrayed along the choir's perimeter are 103 thronelike "stalles" of intricately carved oak.
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There were 26 rooms in varying states of decay arrayed around a central courtyard.
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Attendees were arrayed around the park for the event, which started just after noon.
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From a distance, the cabins, some of which are arrayed in clusters, appear simple.
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Arrayed across the opening of its shell, the eyes glitter like an underwater necklace.
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A moment later, they're all arrayed in vertical lines, moving with no less energy.
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Trump said, gesturing to the women, from Yemen to Sri Lanka, arrayed behind her.
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Arrayed in a three-dimensional crystal, it is a diamond, the hardest substance known.
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The eye itself is a bulbous structure composed of many of these ommatidia arrayed together.
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We don't use the theater's existing system because it's not arrayed where our seats are.
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Look closely and you'll see a tangled network of black strands arrayed all around Harry.
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But what if, hypothetically, you were not exactly excited by the options arrayed before you?
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For Time magazine, he created a Statue of Liberty whose crown was arrayed with warheads.
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Hundreds of guitars, amps and pedals, along with a few ukuleles, were arrayed around him.
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Serve it on potato rolls with some kimchi and pickles, or arrayed over white rice.
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A choice selection of travel and fashion magazines was arrayed on a small round table.
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She eventually sat down at a child-sized table arrayed with paper and art supplies.
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Chanting "liberty", they headed towards Venezuelan riot police, who had arrayed themselves behind clear plastic shields.
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These positions have been trimmed, but are still largely arrayed in favor of rising oil prices.
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In a new annex, across the way, designers were peering at Tree prototypes arrayed on tables.
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Each one of the 60-gallon containers is neatly labelled and arrayed in a perfect line.
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This is not the first time Dean has found all those various forces arrayed against him.
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They also point out that Tierra del Mar, arrayed along a pristine beach, is zoned residential.
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American brass in Saudi Arabia knew that thousands of Iraqi tanks were arrayed across the border.
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Near a cafe table arrayed with domino tiles, another national religion, baseball, gets its own display.
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She gestured at a stall where silvery trout were arrayed, without ice, in the hot sun.
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When the world seems to be arrayed against you, you can chuckle bitterly or fight back.
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A nattily dressed gentleman on my flight to Rio wore two dozen flamboyantly arrayed on his fedora.
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With a loud sellout crowd arrayed against it, Northwestern played textbook road basketball throughout the first half.
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The show follows Leoni's McCord and the people arrayed around her both at work and at home.
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Lollipops belonging to Mr. Gainsbourg's son Lucien, now 30, are still neatly arrayed near his father's bed.
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But what sets his office apart is the gallery of objects and books arrayed behind the desk.
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Arrayed in rows, the photographs of the distant dead beckon you to imagine their daring, difficult days.
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Pairs of specimens are arrayed like nearly identical siblings; thicker seaweed results in more indistinct, abstract skeins.
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Mr. Trump was on the side of the group photo, where leaders were mostly arrayed by seniority.
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But one evening at a South Brooklyn bistro, plates of oysters arrayed before her, Ms. Jah seemed content.
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Arrayed against this nostalgia are two sources of dissent, the first more objectionable and the second more influential.
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The device features a large woofer and seven beam-forming tweeters arrayed 360 degrees around the HomePod's body.
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Behind and to the right and left of them are sixteen dancers, arrayed on a structure of platforms.
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The gallery has room for 3,000 19933-by-7-inch portraits, arrayed in 250 columns and 12 rows.
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Food is presented without fuss, in compartmentalized cardboard bins, as red-mohawked chickens, arrayed on shelves, stand guard.
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Despite Dr. Ali's upbeat attitude, Sudan's underground revolutionaries are arrayed against formidable forces, inside and outside the country.
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Sanders is much more of a left-wing populist who sees a virtuous people arrayed against an establishment.
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The ensemble of actors arrayed around Stewart will certainly come to matter more as the season drives forward.
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The table was arrayed, simply, with Calvin Klein glassware and plates and flatware from the Italian company Match.
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Tourmaline and hematite are arrayed at the studio windows, and pieces of onyx circle computers in the rear.
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A politician who pushes for these reforms needs courage, because the forces arrayed against structural change are powerful.
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It is very possible that the White House does not fully understand the powerful forces arrayed against it.
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We enter the bookstore, see the many volumes arrayed there, and think: so much to read, so little time.
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China has arrayed a slew of public and quasi-private initiatives to challenge the U.S. in the space race.
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The backlash testifies both to the successes of labor advocates and the strength of the forces arrayed against them.
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This is DJI's first drone with 360-degree awareness thanks to six collision-avoidance systems arrayed around its body.
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Last week, he pitched himself as neutral in the fight between Israel and the terrorist organizations arrayed against it.
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At one end of a vast table, with noble guests arrayed on either side, sits the lonely monarch, snoring.
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The problem is that it is arrayed against models such as the 2018 Audi SQ5 3.0 T Quattro SUV.
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"This petition presents an extraordinarily compelling interest in disclosure arrayed against a vanishingly small countervailing interest," the petition argues.
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A collection of vintage antlers is arrayed on cream-colored walls in a nod to the estate's hunting origins.
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Eventually I move to the periphery of the space, where rows of benches or little wooden stools are arrayed.
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Spotlights hung from rusty columns; a dozen or so chairs were arrayed before a lectern and a video monitor.
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On Thursday, the air conditioner was running and flip-flops were arrayed outside, but no one answered the door.
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It too shows Mr. Indiana sitting at a white table with six pens and pencils arrayed to his right.
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" She was horrified by those "scary pictures of naked people looking plaintively at the camera, arrayed like mug shots.
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Throughout, he avoided any moral comparison between the separatists who held Slovyansk and the Ukrainian forces arrayed against them.
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Arrayed around it, like spokes, were little shopping areas, and in one of them, opposite a McDonald's, was English4CallCenters.
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The increasingly large cast of players arrayed around Ralph and Holly never develop enough to fully sell the subplots.
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They consist of a set of tentacles—either six or a multiple of six—arrayed around a central mouth.
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The lower-polling candidates have also arrayed themselves across this spectrum on the number one issue of the primary.
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But for the moment, Mr. Trump sought the embrace of his cabinet, arrayed to his left, cheering him on.
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Guests, puddling on the floor, were arrayed around a little park planted with firs and bordered by an iron bench.
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And it's difficult for me to imagine one individual going against the entire, arrayed institutional force of the US government.
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But I think I'm also very realistic about the forces arrayed against the kind of change I want to see.
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There is some puppetry of the penis by a male performer, whose pubic hair is arrayed artfully around his genitalia.
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What amounts to a quest ensues, one necessary to give Arthur a fighting chance against the forces arrayed against him.
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The heads are arrayed between the fountain and the hall of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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An Israel with shakier support in key capitals shouldn't be providing ammunition to the hostile forces already arrayed against it.
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England lines up from 35 yards in the center for a free kick; their targets are arrayed across the 18.
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On myriad drums arrayed across the stage, performers beat a furiously building rhythm, warning of the arrival of strangers' ships.
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In 1984, on the 40th anniversary, President Ronald Reagan gestured to veterans of the invasion, who were arrayed before him.
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Wood gleamed, metal shone, the winter sun flamed through the living room's 18-foot windows and Manhattan arrayed itself below.
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With the audience thus arrayed, the oldest one unfolded his fist to reveal some shards of obsidian he had collected.
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It's not (or not only) the North Korean missiles and nuclear weapons arrayed across the border just 50 miles away.
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On Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, they browsed souvenirs, T-shirts, and jewelry arrayed on tables along the sidewalk.
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You'll always be limited by the tools arrayed in front of you, but there's a lot of flexibility within that.
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Arrayed on a dining room table and set on white linen in the seller's house were the cards as described.
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He tarred the nation's political class, arrayed behind him on the West Front of the Capitol, as faithless and corrupt.
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On the wall of Liang Bulu'Sipong 4, though, the creatures loom many times larger than the hunters arrayed against them.
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In "Christmas Farm" (2002), three windowless barns, each bright red with a white roof, are arrayed on a snowy field.
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But they have enough financial power arrayed behind them to persist in the race even after an unimpressive New Hampshire finish.
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Chanting "liberty", they headed towards riot police, who had arrayed themselves behind transparent shields on the Venezuelan side of the bridge.
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They are still capable of deadly counter-attacks on the tens of thousands of soldiers and paramilitary groups arrayed against them.
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The background is yellow and the members of Radiohead are arrayed in front of it with blank expressions on their faces.
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The leaders of Europe were arrayed in folding chairs, with Angela Merkel, in front, slumped wearily in a red leather jacket.
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Plaster casts — some weighing a couple of hundred pounds — are arrayed on and under a white counter that borders the room.
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At one point during the war, he said, Commodore Matthew Perry arrayed a huge U.S. fleet off the coast of Veracruz.
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The book is about six people in a family arrayed against an ugly political moment and what each of them does.
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That cruelty is rendered most intimately in "Testimonies," in which the accounts of named women are arrayed in past-tense fragments.
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There's no image in biology more iconic than our chromosomes — all 23 pairs of DNA bundles arrayed in a genetic lineup.
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Rows of gleaming scalpels, forceps, and sponges were arrayed on a tray—an arrangement familiar to anyone who watches medical dramas.
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And, just as the other packages, the one sent to De Niro had six American-flag stamps arrayed in two rows.
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The Parliament is set to reopen Wednesday with Johnson presiding over a minority government, and buoyant opposition lawmakers arrayed against him.
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Arrayed against him are the dehumanizing forces of laissez-faire capitalism, including the deadly telepathic Pinkerton agent known as Cayt Siringo.
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The suspicion is marked by a willingness — on all sides — to believe that the system is arrayed against the general public.
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The suspicion is marked by a willingness — on all sides — to believe that the system is arrayed against the general public.
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But the reform effort in Albany could still fall apart because of forces arrayed against it — chief among them, prosecutors. Gov.
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Ms. Ayano, 260, had arrayed more than 12 handmade dolls in a lifelike tableau on the grounds of the shuttered school.
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The forces arrayed against the liberties of the Florentine Republic were formidable: the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, and the Papal States.
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It's about his battle with forces arrayed against a small founder by bigger companies and what he intends to do about it.
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The employee described him as a capricious figure who was quick to blame any problems on the "dark forces" arrayed against him.
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He stressed that his men, a mortar team arrayed around him, amid open crates of shells, were advancing slowly to protect civilians.
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Arrayed against them are the capital's self-declared government and allied militias that have bitterly opposed the United Nations-led peace process.
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"Just being aware of it," he said while seated behind a table with microphones and recording devices arrayed in front of him.
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In Europe the Marshall Plan and NATO arrayed the United States resolutely against the Soviet Union and on the side of democracy.
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Other smoked salmons are arrayed in one of the glass cases, like a United Nations of salmon: salmons from Norway, Scotland, Ireland.
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The President needs to be seen directing the massive resources of the federal government that are arrayed against the spread of coronavirus.
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STUTTGART, Germany — The rectangular gray boxes arrayed around the floor at the gymnastics world championships this week are easy enough to ignore.
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He proudly walked a reporter through a small museum in the lobby where single-use plastic products are arrayed like fine art.
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Picture it: your name emblazoned on the facade, your collection arrayed inside just as you like, your taste enshrined for all time.
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In fact, on a plane trip this week, I saw a passenger watching "The Irishman" on his iPhone, arrayed on a seatback.
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Its characters — Orville and his friends, as well as the villains arrayed against them — suffer because of their idiosyncratic flaws and choices.
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"No decision (has been) taken yet," said Arrayed on the sidelines of a conference, adding there was no timeline for any decision.
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It is arrayed along the wall through which you enter the museum, making it difficult to see as a series, dampening its power.
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At the burial, families arrayed in black queued as a priest called out the names of their deceased relatives before they were interred.
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U.S. officials say Islamic State is losing a battle to forces arrayed against it from many sides in the vast region it controls.
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U.S. officials say the group is losing a battle to forces arrayed against it from many sides in the vast region it controls.
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Patches of deep purple, red, blue, and green are arrayed around what could be a burning bush of orange, yellow, gold, and pink.
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As you enter this dark area with folding plastic chairs arrayed on both sides of a central playing space, you choose your assignment.
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Against him are arrayed multiple rebel groups including the Islamic State extremist group, Al-Qaeda, and a host of more moderate rebel factions.
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A clean split could be logistically challenging with acreage arrayed in a checkerboard pattern, the way drilling properties are organized in West Texas.
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IAH has more than 100 pieces of art arrayed around its terminals and publishes maps to them, available via download from the website.
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"There's no getting away from it — N.Y.U. is a large university, and we can't all be arrayed around Washington Square," Dr. Hamilton said.
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Generously sized bath products from the cult Swedish perfume house Byredo — in the rich Bal d'Afrique scent — were arrayed on a polished countertop.
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That anger burst into public on Twitter late Thursday and continued Friday, as the president repeatedly assailed the legal forces arrayed against him.
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City's fans are arrayed behind their club: UEFA is against them; it is a witch-hunt; it is time to drain the swamp.
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The filmy white garb, the glistening avocado, the melting calla lilies — all arrayed in Edenic plenitude — add up to an alluring, sensory glamour.
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An entire national media arrayed against you just looking for damaging leaks and to spin stories to destroy you in every way possible.
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It is within walking distance of a variety of restaurants, shops and entertainment sites, including those arrayed along nearby Chestnut and Union Streets.
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Five magenta balloons bobbed above a crowd of onlookers, near the white caps of uniformed chiefs arrayed along University Avenue in the Bronx.
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Electric cars hug the road because heavy battery packs, typically arrayed underneath the passenger compartment, provide low centers of gravity and high stability.
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They have a pretty fair chance of success on a number of these issues because the Republicans are not solidly arrayed against them.
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It's clear from the Vault 7 documents that both parties see the same buffet of opportunity arrayed around them: So many products with chips.
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The video, which was published by Breitbart News, is certain to add fuel to conservative arguments that Silicon Valley is arrayed against the right.
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They dig tunnels to scuttle back and forth between nearby Kurdish and Arab areas, firing mortars at Shia militias arrayed along the mountain range.
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They are arrayed against the EPP, which is dominated by Mrs Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and is strongest in central and south-eastern Europe.
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With all the security threats arrayed against it, there really is no more important position in Israel than defense minister, save for the premiership.
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They're each about the length and width of a steno pad, and he has stacks and stacks of them, all arrayed according to hue.
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There, arrayed in a U shape, are 13 or so Flyers, an oddball aircraft that few people have seen and even fewer have piloted.
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Donald Trump may not fully understand the destructive forces arrayed against him but, if he wants to succeed as president, he should listen up.
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"Red House No. 01-13" (2007), by South Korean artist Noh Suntag, presents a group of North Korean dancers arrayed in a striking conformity.
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Other setbacks involve the cones of gravel that are carefully arrayed on a gallery floor and then accidentally vacuumed by one of the cleaners.
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They would be celebrating that evening and were overseeing the flowers for the event, fiery purple and orange dahlias arrayed in Plain English's parlor.
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The newly minted Jabhat Fateh al-Sham is just one of many formations, fronts and coalitions that comprise the forces arrayed against Syria's government.
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He was disappointed, upon entering, to find that there was no piano: just a whiteboard, a long table, and four students arrayed around it.
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Following the fog to its source, you found banks of solenoid nozzles arrayed irregularly, half-hidden by the thick fog they intermittently pump out.
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He gestured to the floor, which was arrayed with what looked like construction rubble, a cardboard box with packing peanuts spilling out, a mousetrap.
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The exhibition catalogue shows Pundyk in her studio kneeling on the canvasses to apply paint from the sumptuous palette of colors arrayed around her.
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Three windows are arrayed in an oriel, or bay window, forming an alcove with a vaulted ceiling that faces the rear of the property.
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In a smaller tableau, swan-necked tulips might be arrayed like attack dogs guarding a raggedy bunch of wildflowers, the elegant protecting the prosaic.
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We're in Miami, Seattle, Denver, Los Angeles, Boston, Kansas City — arrayed around the country to be closer to the people and stories we cover.
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Mr. Cohen is well aware of the contemporary arguments arrayed against America's interest, or competence, in waging war, which he addresses in Chapter 1.
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The curios he has collected from across the United States are arrayed in vintage wooden bookcases that line a studio at his Nashville home.
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"We won't say 'congratulations,' " he told the state and federal officials arrayed around him in a firehouse, referring to their rescue and relief efforts.
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There were eight or 10 benches arrayed in a semicircle around the girl, who looked straight ahead, her thin arms resting on the chair.
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There, above the meat case crammed with pork chops, steaks and chicken, were toys arrayed on shelves tantalizingly close to our small outstretched arms.
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Twenty-five red cardboard hearts were arrayed like a picture frame on the wall, and bowls of floating rose petals were on every table.
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Pundits talk about American voters as though they're arrayed in much the same way — everyone a resister, determined simply to battle the other side.
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He threatened to kill people who owed him money and to get away with it, speaking while lying down with guns arrayed behind him.
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And they arrayed the world into right, wrong, black, white, and the only thing I was here to do was to get to Heaven.
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It's one thing to push a tax package past the merchants of Burlington and quite another to take on the vast forces arrayed in Washington.
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The pieces are generously arrayed throughout, providing plenty of room to move around the well-lit sculptures so as to concentrate on their multifaceted forms.
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Dunford will be prepared to discuss how US forces are arrayed around the world and any other topics Trump is interested in, the official added.
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Here, finishes are examined under LED lights arrayed in uniform strips to help employees detect even minor imperfections, which can be remedied on the spot.
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Here, finishes are examined under LED lights arrayed in uniform strips to help employees detect even minor imperfections, which can be remedied on the spot.
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Behind you, arrayed along a ribbonlike track about 100km wide stretching all the way to the Atlantic, millions will await their own moment of witness.
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In front of Shelton was a can of Diet Dr Pepper, and arrayed around the table were the members of his increasingly nervous senior staff.
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The president was exuberant when he spoke in the White House Rose Garden, with GOP lawmakers arrayed behind him, shortly after the House had voted.
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It's a letdown in the flesh — punk, squat and fussy: an awkward clash of glass with recycled railroad ties, arrayed as platforms around the base.
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"Without a tough-minded but fair family-owned newspaper, the forces kind of arrayed against this place, the South Fork, would win," Mr. Rattray said.
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A bunch of rich old men, together, their respective pendulous drivers arrayed before them such that their identical heads are nearly touching, but not quite.
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With all these various interests now arrayed against the crown prince, his plan for the future needs to have some early success in the present.
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"I just heard shots," Mr. Cruz said in an interview at his apartment, the gifts for his unborn son arrayed on his living-room couch.
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Arrayed before Trump on the table in the meeting room were models of commercial rocket ships, including one from Elon Musk's private rocket company SpaceX.
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We met later in a vacant office, under a wall of perfectly arrayed framed memories: photos from charity parties, past Jeter press coverage, Bryant's poem.
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He was arrayed in white pants and a fringed cotton tunic; he carried in his left hand a black staff topped with a white figure.
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If you only know Rudolph for his large-scale work, you might be surprised by these houses, which arrayed domestic life with a choreographer's precision.
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"America is never wholly herself unless she is engaged in high moral principle," Bush told the crowd arrayed in front of the Capitol on Jan.
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The navy deposited city inhabitants on Salamis, arrayed itself for action, and won one of the most smashing triumphs in the annals of sea combat.
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But the unveiling has not been confined, as Trump's providentialist supporters might like to imagine, to institutions and individuals that have arrayed themselves against him.
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"There were forces arrayed against us tonight of very powerful and influential people," Fattah told supporters in his concession speech, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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As the three near the facility's long, low-slung barns arrayed behind giant, man-made lagoons of pig feces and blood, they spot the guardhouse.
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Arrayed behind him are rows and rows of bricks painted with the names of some of his slaves — Hercules and Jupiter and lots of Sallys.
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The latter two works feature detailed depictions of Indian men arrayed with traditional accessories — bows, shields, buckskin, and feathers — on horseback against spare, monochrome backgrounds.
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In front of her is arrayed what she deems to be the ultimate Christmas cheeseboard, and I have to confess, I'm quite excited by it.
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He gives us a face for the figure his sisters are kicking and fighting against, and a name for the implacable forces arrayed against them.
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The lucky ones gathered in the shade under a shingled gazebo or a large tree; half sat sweating in chairs arrayed in front of the platform.
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West, the 21st century struggle may be horizontal, with conservatives and traditionalists in every country arrayed against the militant secularism of a multicultural and transnational elite.
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The bouts began orderly enough, with one primly arrayed cholita trading blows with a sinister looking woman in stained tights and worn-out Ugg knock-offs.
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But show that same proposition to politicians, and they will see eight grateful and highly motivated potential donors arrayed against ten million people paying no attention.
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They speculated that corpses neatly arrayed in pits, bedecked in gold headdresses, were the remains of people who had agreed to be sacrificed and taken poison.
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Contrast this with the senators on Tuesday, flanked by true-blue staffers on one side of the room arrayed against red-hot staffers on the other.
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To demonstrate the challenges involved, Angélique Scharine and Mark Ericson, two auditory researchers, escort me to a room where 57 loudspeakers are arrayed in a sphere.
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In this case — given the Union forces available, this particular piece of higher ground and the Confederate units arrayed against them — it was a fatal choice.
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Arrayed against this is a squishy moderation, exemplified by Joe Biden, the former vice-president and current front-runner, and Kamala Harris, the senator from California.
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One hand holds a jar of paint, the other a brush poised to apply more spots to the canvas of naked flesh arrayed across the bridge.
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Day and evening silk scarves, zippered all-purpose silk pouches and elegant cushion covers are arrayed on tables, all at fairly reasonable prices for handmade pieces.
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A long, narrow table covered in green baize that serves as the shop's work space is arrayed with several thousand loose stamps, waiting to be sorted.
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The leaders of 31 of Sweden's largest businesses, including Ericsson and H&M, arrayed against Ms. Wallstrom, signing an open letter warning against damaging the relationship.
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Objects telling her story — a tote bag with the image of a woman burning in hellfire, a suggestively placed cucumber or two — are arrayed around her.
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Sepia photos of ancestors, especially the patriarch, are arrayed in frames and hung so high up the walls they must be angled down to be admired.
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There are hierarchical groupings in which Ms. Mearns is central, dominant, with the others arrayed as if in attendance; but all such orderings here are impermanent.
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In the United States, Europe, Asia and South America, the Five find themselves increasingly arrayed against legal and regulatory powers, and often even against popular will.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — A cease-fire between Syria's government and the weakened rebel forces arrayed against it took effect early Friday, but within hours, violations were reported.
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The mural features nearly a dozen figures — many of them stylized and anthropomorphized renderings of endangered animal species — arrayed around a table, echoing Leonardo's iconic mural.
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But also arrayed against Kerry was an organization called Swift Boat Veterans for Truth (a Swift boat was the type of vessel on which Kerry had served).
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Given the massive segments of American society arrayed to favor radical progressives, no Republican President could govern—wisely or poorly—without unifying his own party behind him.
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Pieces come splendidly arrayed — one roll I could not bring myself to try is heart-shaped — and often arrive amid a starburst of sauces on the plate.
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WASHINGTON — It has been nearly 20133 years since Hillary Clinton used the term "vast right-wing conspiracy" to describe the conservative forces arrayed against her husband's administration.
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Television images showed some protestors smashing windows, vandalizing stores and setting trash on fire in downtown Sao Paulo, while police arrayed in riot gear blocked major roads.
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With hundreds of thousands of troops and huge arsenals arrayed on both sides of a tense demilitarized zone, the Korean peninsula has long been a tinder box.
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This idea, that liberal elites are arrayed against white Christian men and using their cultural power to shame and harm, is another reason conservatives are so incensed.
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And it has turned protests against the arrayed powers of the dark side into a cause to celebrate—even when a Democratic administration largely ignored similar protests.
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It's also not illogical to suggest that a competent president can overcome a bureaucratic culture arrayed in opposition to Republican policy objectives; it has been done before.
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A source in the Saudi-led coalition arrayed against the Houthis told Reuters that if international monitors were not deployed in Hodeidah soon, the deal could falter.
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What set him in motion was a compulsion to see his face flickering across TV screens, his handle popping up in retweets, his minions arrayed before him.
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He'll sulphurize the air more or less constantly with crackpot, malignant yarns about the Deep State enemies arrayed against him and the Republican jackals who betrayed him.
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US officials are now looking again at any possible means for destroying thousands of artillery tubes and weapons Kim has arrayed just north of the demilitarized zone.
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Arrayed at 11 tables, the participants — mostly young women — broke into teams of up to six members with names like Snapes on a Plane and Dobby's Revenge.
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She summons an orchestra and a multitracked choir to juxtapose the growth of a seed — "Feed me sunlight/feed me air" — with the forces arrayed against it.
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While we're looking at our menus, somebody stands next to the table holding a white china platter arrayed with cuts of Wagyu beef wrapped in black napkins.
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If you look at those who are arrayed against the Donald, the most vociferous are groups funded by billionaires who want to fight purely for ideological purity.
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Teams will have to submit an initial proposal and show their mettle in a "flat sat" situation, where all the satellite components are arrayed on the ground.
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As he spoke, he nibbled from several bowls of snacks — blackberries, grapes, carrots — arrayed colorfully before us like props in a movie devoted to an obvious theme.
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Meat grown from human cells, with the help of engineered microbes taken from expired blood cells, is elegantly arrayed on a plate, ready for a photo shoot.
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"I'm very proud of this," Jelen said, clicking to an aerial photo of construction equipment arrayed on the bulldozed site to spell "WI-1," Wisconsin First, he explained.
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Our player characters always have magical, horrible powers arrayed against them, and anything they do is justified as a mode of breaking that system and triumphing over it.
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Many robots already include touchscreen interfaces, but Lin envisions a future where the robot's body becomes its interface (which would mean sensors arrayed all over its plastic shell).
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Mr. Washington's eight-piece jazz band — including a singer, two drummers, and Mr. Washington's father, Rickey, on soprano saxophone — arrayed itself in a circle on it, looking inward.
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Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi told his followers earlier on Thursday there could be no retreat in a "total war" against the forces arrayed against them.
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Over a table arrayed with dishes of poached fish and duck served with red wine, Kim raised the possibility of better relations and offered some pointed political remarks.
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The environments are teeming with creatures that want to kill you, and the forces of heaven and hell arrayed against Fury are impressive in both number and variety.
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The galleons approve of the galleon he has been making for months, imagining the huge tonnage of the actual ships, their cannons arrayed on the sides like judges.
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Whether the message was getting through was open to debate; only a handful of the players arrayed before the coach, Jonathan Vaughan, spoke English as their first language.
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It passes through remote terrain arrayed with 24,2000-foot peaks, millions of acres of wilderness and four of the five Great Lakes — a lot of it essentially unguarded.
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Shown on the horizontal axis are deciles of the US population, arrayed from individuals with low per-capita spending on the left to high spending on the right.
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Stretch your legs in Startup Alley, where hundreds of startups are arrayed in categories, including ecommerce, SaaS, robotics and biotech, or line-up a few meetings through CrunchMatch.
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As he faced the reporters arrayed before him, you could almost see the thought bubble rising above his head: I gave up a morning of writing for this?
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" A multiracial group of around a dozen black-clad students marched to the front of the auditorium, arrayed themselves before the stage and began chanting things like "A.C.L.U.!
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The 50 Americans are arrayed in chronological order, the first having fallen in June 013, 10 months before the United States entered the war; the last on Nov.
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Most of the highlights of this show's nearly 250 works are ceramics, carved wood objects and other crafts, often arrayed in round glass cases that permit awed circumambulation.
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But the image in the center is clear: a family of four children arrayed on a hammock around their father, tall trees standing like sentries in the background.
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Asked if the regulator had decided on the bank's future, Ebtisam al-Arrayed, head of regulatory policy at the central bank, said Future Bank was still under administration.
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All three are now arrayed against Ms. Merkel, who has been in power 11 years but may fail in her bid for a fourth term in September elections.
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There were also two large mirrors framed in black tile, one above the toilet and another above the vanity where bath amenities were arrayed beside a fragrance diffuser.
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Since his capture by SDF troops in April 2018, Othman has spent his days in a network of prisons arrayed across northeastern Syria, a twilight zone of misery.
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That morning, after the moon briefly blotted out the sun, Mr. Morton was lounging poolside in swim trunks, purple mountains arrayed above him, eclipse glasses at his side.
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A slick computer rendering of a sci-fi-looking building in the desert—roughly the shape of a manta ray—blue lights arrayed in a half-moon around it.
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On the balcony outside Amazon's Day 1 Building, Amazon had arrayed a half-dozen new Echo devices and was showing off how a multi-room speaker system might work.
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The Chromatic Alphabet, which proceeds from the head (eye, mouth, and brain), is not only abstract and geometric, but also brightly arrayed in three primary and two secondary colors.
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Then he'd also be wearing a helmet, with two vertically arrayed HD cameras running at 60 frames per second, and then he'd have the tracking dots on his face.
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Our Expert Voices conversation on North Korea The United States has never arrayed all of our tools and advantages simultaneously and overwhelmingly to end North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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SpaceX plans — and has received Federal Communications Commission approval — to send almost 12,000 satellites into low orbit where they'll split into three orbital shell-encased clusters arrayed around Earth.
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Freeman's painted books, arrayed in a vitrine in the Karma bookstore, likewise evoke child's play — here a child's inclination to draw and scribble on his or her picture books.
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On its Facebook page, it released a photograph of him on Monday peering out from a cage with a selection of the day's Taipei newspapers arrayed in the foreground.
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They were data points of possibility to counter the roster of pessimisms arrayed against black America and, tragically, even subscribed to at times by members of our own communities.
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We watch him commit the latest in a series of murders of small animals, whose corpses are arrayed against a bare background, a queasy vision of his inner life.
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A swarm of robots arrayed in blue and green LED lights was pursuing Mr. Rogers around a small platform in the basement of the Museum of Mathematics in Manhattan.
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As the aperture widened, a star-shaped structure unfolded within it — a white star inside a white flower — and the translucent petals unlayered and arrayed themselves around the star.
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The video feed then showed figures dressed in black breaking through a barrier from the sidelines of a wide street where hundreds of uniformed guardsmen were arrayed in formation.
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The exception is chilling: George Platt Lynes's "Frederick Ashton With Dancers," a 412 portrait of the British choreographer, in a suit, with three black men, nude, arrayed before him.
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See what he does with the "Waltz of the Flowers" in "The Nutcracker," as in this short detail: As it begins, 14 women, arrayed in four rows, face front.
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A small table is arrayed, shrinelike, with sculptures of graceful male bodies and a framed image of Sergio Galeotti, Armani's partner in life and business, who died in 1985.
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On Fiery Cross Reef, a complex of buildings with Chinese eaves was arrayed at the center of the reclaimed island, including an exhibition-style hall with an undulating roof.
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North Korea's conventional forces are outmatched by the American and South Korean forces arrayed against them, which include massive forces that would flow into the theater during a conflict.
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The 6,000-square-foot home is in a neighborhood overlooking Lake Zurich that was once a vineyard but is now arrayed with golf courses and polite villa-style mansions.
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It was all arrayed under the canopy of an artful suspended map of the mind — the better to symbolize the way French fashion, and Dior, originally conquered the world.
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But one dynamic was clear throughout the process: Republicans were unmoved by the evidence Democrats arrayed before them — and Democrats showed no signs of second-guessing their impeachment push.
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Those arrayed flags and cordial handshakes are themselves something Pyongyang has long sought: a propaganda victory that provided Kim an equal footing with the president of the United States.
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Approximately 800 sofas were lugged from nearby homes and arrayed on the field alongside side tables and lamps, and pictures of the oddball scene were shared around the world.
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Except after more than 20 years of mandatory detention, on- and offshore, and the speeches, plays, books, performances, artworks and protests arrayed against it, the situation has not budged.
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I walked in front of and sometimes faced each of the characters arrayed around a central figure, a corpse, with its left arm missing its skin below the elbow.
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I was just being more careful with money, while sipping a custom drink at a salvaged-wood table below a painting of coffee beans arrayed in a yonic formation.
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The unrest highlights the risk of conflict and turf war between the multiple forces arrayed against Islamic State, many of which lean on regional patrons for political support and arms.
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But as the phalanx of planes reached the coast of England, the skies cleared enough for the light of the dawning sun to reveal the vast armada arrayed below them.
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Arrayed against them, the nativists of Treviso in northern Italy or Fréjus in southern France, whose leaders are Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban, and Italy's deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini.
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Poppy is the sane voice inside the madhouse, a powerful, take-charge kind of woman who is constantly being undermined by the men arrayed around her... and she knows it.
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A who's who of New York City area Republicans was arrayed behind him, with former mayor Rudy Giuliani, Trump's consigliere and frequent mouthpiece, flanking Donovan as the guest of honor.
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What I am saying is that the forces arrayed against the protagonist of the fantasy video game turn the player into a conspiracist whose conspiracy is proven to be true.
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From the pavement, I could see the flagship scope, of course, along with historic heliophysics instruments arrayed in an arc on the same hilltop, their more classical observatory domes closed.
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This study in shapes — cylindrical mustard and ketchup dispensers arrayed like sentries around bowls of relish and onions — is enlivened by the saturated, almost electrified reds and yellows Kodachrome produces.
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They are real in Arizona, home to one of the nation's worst state immigration laws, where the political and law-enforcement powers have been arrayed for years against Latino immigrants.
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Arrayed on a table were two boxes — wrapped in white paper with gold dots on it — labeled "2% and above" and "below 2%" to correspond to the candidates' polling status.
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This tossed, casual look also works well for Venet's sculpture "Collapse: Five Indeterminate Lines" (2009) that animates a group of circular metal forms that when vertically arrayed can look stodgy.
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With the courts and the intelligence community increasingly arrayed against him, and Congress now investigating his campaign and actions in office, Mr. Trump finds himself in a much diminished presidency.
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He saw that half a dozen video cameras were arrayed in the front, blocking the seats, and waited with a smile until the bewildered videographers were cleared to the sides.
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"Thank you very much," Mr. Trump said, but he was otherwise silent as he gazed at a forest of cameras and boom mikes arrayed at one end of the room.
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The general population cells where Cosby is being held are arrayed in two stories around a central "day room," where inmates can talk, watch TV or play cards, Worden said.
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With more than 100,000 men backed by an international coalition arrayed against an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 insurgents inside the city, there is little doubt Iraqi forces will eventually prevail.
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The artworks, most of which date from the 1980s and '90s, are installed to overwhelm — arrayed across the walls, running below your knees, and, frieze-like, flush with the ceiling.
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And it signals how the president may enter campaign season, feeling that he is finally clear of the plots arrayed against him and ready to ditch any remaining veneer of restraint.
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A shifting cast of soldiers, federal police, and local militias in mismatched uniforms — some wearing running shoes and others in boots — are arrayed along the desert in trenches and at checkpoints.
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When evening fell in the village of Peepli Khera, Premwati would crouch over her clay stove, rolling chapatis in and out of the embers, and survey the forces arrayed against them.
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There were also hieratic abstractions of simple forms—such as a purple balloon shape above a black crossbar, a blue disk, and a red trapezoidal base—symmetrically arrayed and lurkingly animate.
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" More pertinently, he hated books and, according to the head of a rival publishing house, he considered authors "a natural enemy against whom the publisher must hold himself arrayed for battle.
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Dunford claimed that the forces arrayed against IS included 30,000 Kurdish Peshmerga, 6,000 Syrians, and another 12,000 people currently undergoing a background check before being sworn in as official coalition members.
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The inhumanity — that is how he saw it — of forcing everyone to show after show after show without time to eat, or talk, or digest the aesthetic feast arrayed before them.
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The Tweeter-in-Chief even squeezed in a few compliments for the digital allies arrayed before him, many of whom have achieved viral fame by peddling conspiracies or far-right outrage.
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Many of the enlistees arrayed around the screens are in their 20s and might pass for stock traders or Google employees were it not for their military boots and combat fatigues.
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The vibe of the Lynx — a derelict arrayed in the finery of past glories — echoes its setting, a onetime booming hub of the aerospace industry whose biggest employer is going bust.
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At "Run Café," tapping a hotel-desk bell will bring you tea and something sweet to be consumed at a tiny table arrayed with a colorful cluster of small ceramic knickknacks.
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At the same time, the drawdown of US forces, along with a reluctance to use airpower, means that the forces arrayed against the Taliban are considerably weaker than in the past.
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For the last three years, since Europe slapped sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine crisis, the Kremlin has sought to undermine and weaken the Western, trans-Atlantic alliance arrayed against it.
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He drove to a neighboring town, Paisley, to visit one of his bottling plants, Craigton Packaging, where giant oak barrels lie on their sides on shelves arrayed across a concrete floor.
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His desk is sparsely decorated and often covered with neatly arrayed note cards on which he has written, in fastidious red Sharpie, his daily to-do list or his talking points.
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"Study, Charité, Berlin" (2015), by the German photographer Thomas Struth, depicts dozens of antique wax and plaster casts — death masks, hands and feet — arrayed like sacrificial offerings on a marble slab.
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His final destination is the eden of Exposition Park, where men and women, arrayed in all-white outfits like apostles at the Last Supper, share a meal with an affable demon.
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"Their offensive capability is drastically greater than the defensive capability that is arrayed against them," said Jack Watling, an analyst at the Royal United Services Institute, a London security research center.
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Now, into that volatile mix, toss a battle that will reveal the unsustainable contradictions of the fight against the Islamic State as the forces arrayed against it jockey against one another.
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Inside, several hundred new and more established arrivals packed the room, which was also filled with volunteer lawyers; one table was arrayed with a row of pocket copies of the Constitution.
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As cards are arrayed on to the game board, the app reads each one and uses some behind the scenes magic to mix together snippets from the song represented on each card.
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On Election Day, dozens of agents and analysts huddled at a command center arrayed with large monitoring screens at the FBI headquarters in Washington watching for security threats, according to multiple sources.
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One of their iconic images is a poster of Newton, arrayed in a beret and black leather jacket, seated in a wicker fan-back chair with a rifle and an African spear.
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The forces arrayed against Mr. Trump staked their hopes first on Wisconsin, where Mr. Cruz soundly defeated him, and then on Indiana, another Midwestern state where Mr. Trump was seen as vulnerable.
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The billionaire businessman has transformed the political landscape in the year since he launched his presidential campaign, confounding expectations and delivering an astonishing defeat to the Republican establishment forces arrayed against him.
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Arrayed against the Brexiteers is a loose coalition of political, business and grass-roots groups, including one called Scientists for E.U., that have continued to campaign fervently for remaining in the union.
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The question that lingers around Mosby, then, is really one of shading: whether the failure to convict was a result of her own mistakes or of the larger forces arrayed against her.
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He scanned the field for a moment before pointing about a hundred yards out, beyond a stand of pine trees, toward a sunny plot of faded gray tombstones arrayed in a row.
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"Did he explain his motivation?" the judge asked, pressing Mr. Wildenstein, who faced the judge with more than 20 lawyers in black robes arrayed behind him, representing him and the other defendants.
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Wolf ushered them into the living room, where smoking materials had been arrayed on the coffee table, including five cannisters with strains of marijuana from a local grower called 26 Points Oregon.
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Arrayed against them are other academic researchers, plus private companies and government entities like DARPA and Los Alamos National Labs, all of whom have marshaled resources to try and head off deepfakes.
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While audiences supposedly came for the trapeze artists and lions, they were at least as eager to see the oddities of the sideshows — the tents and stages arrayed beside the big top.
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You can find artichokes, asparagus and ruffled lettuces in lots of places, but here they're shown alongside beautifully arrayed ribbony romano beans, eight inches long, to simmer until tender ($3 a pound).
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With this question — raised by the Gucci show set: an antiseptic hospital-gown-green space with piercing overhead lights, medical beds strategically arrayed beneath — the Milan women's wear collections got into gear.
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" (As for the high fashion arrayed around: "That I want to look at more closely," Cardinal Dolan said.) For the rest, there were cocktails, gala-circuit conversation ("Don't I know you from…?
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Arrayed behind them, in majestic costumes by Loren Shaw that fuse the papal with the insectoid (they are meant to suggest trilobites, long extinct), is a choir called the Crossing, softly chanting.
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"We really have an open hand, not a clenched fist on this," Mr. Newsom said in the interview, inside one of the trailers arrayed in a parking lot near Oakland International Airport.
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At any given time, at least 20 types of this popular takeout snack are arrayed in hand-labeled rows, their fillings ranging from traditional (salmon, shiitake mushrooms) to unusual (stinging nettles, shiso).
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He usually preaches with an eight-piece band, a choir, and a troupe of dancers, all arrayed beneath a painting, twenty feet tall, of a young black Jesus wearing a white robe.
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And then there are the Washington power brokers that Trump has pointed to as arrayed against him, some of whom clearly have motives to keep the Russia links high on the news agenda.
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Other possible weapons arrayed on the parade ground include coastal defense cruise missiles, as well as at least six solid-fuel, short-range ballistic missiles possibly of a type first seen in February.
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Jewish bankers, the Illuminati, and communists filled out this imaginary for Hofstadter; George Soros, pizza parlors associated with the Clintons, and the forces arrayed against the mysterious Q might constitute it in 2019.
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Its rigid grid system, featuring a large central plaza and blocks arrayed around it, became the model for the cuadrícula española, or Spanish grid, that would be promulgated up and down the Americas.
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This show is awash in supercar spectacle, from the many historic Ferrari reveals such as the LaFerrari to the bizarro one-offs like Lamborghinis sprayed in gold and arrayed on 22-inch-wheels.
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The Tal Afar offensive illustrates how the conflict with Islamic State is reshaping Iraq, giving the various forces arrayed against it, and their regional patrons, an opportunity to expand their territory and influence.
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Gun-makers tend to enjoy their greatest success when political forces seem to be arrayed against the industry, said Allen Rostron, a professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.
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Arrayed against the French plan is the desire on the part of authorities in countries like Germany, the Netherlands, Finland and Austria to maintain a degree of political control over Greece's required repayments.
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Hunters, of course, would rather simply hunt the animals as usual, unleashing dogs that chase the boar from the forest into areas where the hunters, arrayed in a line, can shoot at will.
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Today, the real Castle Black and most of the archipelago of US outposts only recently arrayed across the Syrian frontier are emptying out, sit abandoned, or are occupied by Russian and Syrian troops.
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In "A House in the Country" (Vendome Press, $55), the building dazzles with purple tiled floors, 19th-century busts arrayed under star-patterned glass and an exterior frieze of dachshunds chasing a rabbit.
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Hungry City 13 Photos View Slide Show ' On the ice, the fish seem to stand at attention, arrayed in neat columns, eyes like buttons and fins drawn in to flanks of winking silver.
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But to a vocal minority of right-wing blogs and pro-Trump pundits, Fauci is the embodiment of the establishment forces that have been arrayed against the president since he came to Washington.
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There, he set his runway outside, just beyond a group of the original white-frame houses in the center's backyard, where a 40-person gospel choir was arrayed to sing his collection out.
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But I can never hold more than a couple of furnishings before having to start over… The room rematerializes, but with slight variations in dimension and in the objects arrayed across the space.
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The fruits of Valadier's versatile talent and fluid style are arrayed through three increasingly exciting galleries at the Frick Collection, in the first museum exhibition devoted to the artist in the United States.
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The trial was held nine months later, in a converted theater in Jerusalem, and is recreated in the final gallery here via three video projections arrayed around the unnerving, immediately recognizable defendant's box.
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The city plays host to a huge variety of food fairs, to a pageant of food trucks and carts arrayed across its immigrant byways, its Midtown avenues and the canyons of Wall Street.
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A typical nice touch is that the Rattlestick space, when the audience arrives, is set up as a kind of historical museum, with exhibits of St. Vincent's long history arrayed on hospital screens.
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The city plays host to a huge variety of food fairs, to a pageant of food trucks and carts arrayed across its immigrant byways, its Midtown avenues and the canyons of Wall Street.
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NEWS ANALYSIS By the time the Justice Department inspector general's report was released, the president and his supporters had moved on in their effort to convince Americans of the enemies arrayed against him.
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The warm aroma of Puerto Rican food, the sounds of classic salsa music and scores of coquito-filled shot glasses arrayed on a table turned this neighborhood bar into the island's northernmost outpost.
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The find made clear what scholars have long known: that the two were more colleagues than rivals, and that their relationship was complicated mainly by Mozart's tendency to see plots arrayed against him.
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Recently, I've delved even more deeply into this line of thinking, reading about how black people positioned themselves during both Reconstruction and Jim Crow, when the political structures were largely arrayed against them.
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The woman wears the traditional red and gold from "Portrait from the Market-1," while the man is arrayed in feathered headdress that invokes the freedom of a bird, aka sovereignty within this union.
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From bases in the desert and coastal lowlands, the alliance of forces arrayed against the rebels is edging its way into the mountains that shelter Yemen's capital, Sana'a, which is still in Houthi hands.
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"We get daily reminders of the threats arrayed against us, but what we're seeing here in this case already is some good people stepped forward with information," Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday evening.
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A tribal history expert later walked the route of the pipeline, and said he had found stone cairns and rocks arrayed in circles, spirals and other patterns that he said probably marked burial sites.
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Anyone seeing the Judiciary panel's inquiry alongside the PBS series could be forgiven for thinking that our baseline structures of power are still mostly arrayed around the projection of violent force behind white privilege.
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As members, and voters, look across the divide, on vote after vote, and issue after issue, they see the same people standing shoulder to shoulder with them and the same individuals arrayed against them.
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The militants' security preparations have been directed not only at the city's borders — particularly toward the south and east where Iraqi forces, allied militias and Kurdish pesh merga fighters are arrayed — but also internally.
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The village — with its rudimentary one-story concrete-block houses, four churches, one school and a community center — is arrayed along partly paved roads on a small peninsula between the bay and the sea.
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These overgrown crescents too big to fit in the palm of the hand, spangled and swagged, glutted with fillings, arrayed like objets d'art in austere concrete-walled patisseries where the bakers fuss like apothecaries.
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Arrayed before her were not the familiar faces of friends and family, but dozens of other women in similar bridal attire as they prepared to march across Upper Manhattan in solidarity against domestic violence.
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On July 218, 215, as British soldiers were gathering on Staten Island and preparing to attack Manhattan, Washington arrayed his troops here and had the newly minted Declaration of Independence read aloud to them.
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Under a single tent in downtown San Diego, his shelter sleeps more than 300 people, a majority of them over 50 years old, a warehouse of human beings arrayed like cadets in military barracks.
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The stacks are loaded into tubular metal casings before being enclosed in banks about the size of a refrigerator that can then be arrayed on the ground or a roof to run large facilities.
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On the chamber's western wall, twelve baboons with an identical design are arrayed in a grid, and various slip-ups suggest haste: one of the baboons is missing a black outline around its penis.
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He strode the sideline of N.B.A. arenas in lilac, orange, banana yellow, black and lime green outfits — some in medleys of colors arrayed in stripes, plaids, swirls and other patterns that resembled Rorschach tests.
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Indeed, every single one of the main state-based threats currently arrayed against the United States (Russia, China, Iran and North Korea) has devoted considerable time and effort to the creation of such capabilities.
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As the self-proclaimed embodiment of the American popular will, the demagogue portrays impeachment deliberations as necessarily a threat to democracy, a facade for powerful interests arrayed against the people that only he represents.
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When the fashion show ended, the 150 guests lucky enough to have been invited to join in a celebratory dinner filed past enormous doors and through a series of hallways arrayed with Renaissance treasures.
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She's now Director of the Energy, Economics and Security Program at the Center for a New American Security, where she keeps a close eye on the vast constellations of international sanctions arrayed against Iran.
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A heavy chain with a hook at the end hung from the ceiling of a second-floor parlor, and car batteries were arrayed on the floor near the wall, connected to an AC/DC transformer.
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"Watch 'Hamlet' tonight with this in mind," Mr. Eustis had urged over dinner just before the show, seated at his regular table at the Public's restaurant, photos of his family arrayed on the shelves overhead.
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In a reversal of the time-honored formula whereby symbols of the sitter's life and work are arrayed in the picture like saintly attributes, Wulff implies antipathy, not affinity, between the subject and her surroundings.
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The graph represents an insurer's risk pool of insured individuals who purchase health insurance individually and who are arrayed, on the horizontal axis, from relatively healthy on the left to relatively sick on the right.
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"I don't buy the conventional wisdom of what is viable here in Albany and what's not," he said as he looked at the dozens of state legislators arrayed imposingly above him in the hearing room.
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More sneakers are to come, but watches (100-euro Casios, or $122, and five-figure timepieces customized by Bamford and Mad Paris) are already arrayed, near instant cameras, sunglasses and the odd pair of binoculars.
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"The Voices Are Controlled by the Powers," from 1994, consists of more than a hundred carefully arrayed wooden masks, but they've been chopped in half; their mouths are cut off and piled in the center.
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I watched them as they looked intently at the manuscripts arrayed around us, and I knew they were seeing things I couldn't see, and feeling things I couldn't feel, because they could read the words.
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Iran is not only Mr. Assad's key regional ally, but it has arrayed a massive transnational flow of Shiite fighters in Syria and is engineering population swaps along sectarian lines to fortify the Assad regime.
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He heaped praise in the White House briefing room on the government experts arrayed around him, including the career specialists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health.
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When soldiers raided the house where Mr. Hapilon was believed to be, hoping to capture him and claim the $5 million reward, they were surprised to find dozens of well-armed militants arrayed against them.
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The Kremlin seeks to weaken what it considers alliances arrayed against it, like the European Union and NATO, especially as it sees them spreading through its natural sphere of influence in the former Soviet bloc.
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The reanimation of beloved properties — to use the grim business nomenclature of Hollywood — often leads to hack work and zombie-ism, as old archetypes are shocked to life and arrayed in garish, synthetic modern effects.
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A 2009 work consists of a tattered, 13-star American flag, on which are arrayed a brass bugle, felt cap, bayonet sheath and sword belt, and a field radio with a wood and leather case.
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Mr. Trump's legal fate, as well as his political fortunes in Washington, may depend on whether he succeeds in undermining the credibility of Mr. Comey and the law enforcement institutions he views as arrayed against him.
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Saturday's initial results were seen as a test of whether the forces arrayed against Trump from within the Republican establishment, and the relentless attacks from his opponents, will dent his appeal among primary and caucus voters.
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We look and we look at ourselves looking at what is arrayed before us: conflict arrows, gravestones, feathers, silhouettes of a toy soldier pointing a rifle, stuffed monkeys, ruined statuary, moiré and marbling, and much else.
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The musicians were arrayed in the center of the rotunda, atop the seals of the republic and the five nations of which Texas had once been part: Spain, France, Mexico, the United States, and the Confederacy.
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Arrayed on stage behind her at Tuesday's victory party were some of the city's biggest establishment figures, including Representative Elijah E. Cummings, a powerful Democrat, and Billy Murphy, the lawyer for the family of Mr. Gray.
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A pair of sawhorse tables near a teal sofa are arrayed with tiny cutout photos of the pieces she plans to show at Pace Gallery in February — her first New York solo exhibition in five years.
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Among them are over a thousand historic Chicago bungalows, arrayed in blocks that have a distinctive feel, both gracious and fortified, the houses ranked shoulder to shoulder on tight lots with well-tended lawns and yards.
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Seemingly energized by his landmark meeting this week with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, Mr. Trump depicted his presidency as a string of unvarnished successes despite the unfair and even criminal forces arrayed against him.
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File straight ahead to your seat on benches arrayed in a circle around a central stage covered in a lavender shroud; after you, the models and the hair and makeup people, filing quietly into the middle.
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Arrayed against this sort of solution are the ideas of ideologically moderate contenders like Michael Bennet, Joe Biden, Mr Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, who would like to subsidise higher education more without making it entirely free.
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Tomato sauce underlies the very good pepperoni pizza (it's actually chorizo, slightly hotter, and tangy) and the "eggs in hell" pizza, which has bacon and mozzarella arrayed around the cyclopean eye of a single sous-vide egg.
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He's unpopular and losing despite the huge field arrayed against him; he's unpopular and losing despite Democrats' confused message on impeachment; and he's unpopular and losing despite some very real continued ability to successfully manipulate the media.
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Favoring the brands Mr. Peskowitz himself wears (Common Projects, Dries Van Noten, Kolor, Eidos Napoli, Missoni, Tricker's) and in the same off-kilter colors and proportions, the store functions like a continuing self-portrait arrayed on hangers.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) focused early and often on the nameless "special interests" that had been arrayed against Kavanaugh well before Ford's story was known and implied that Ford herself had been exploited by the judge's enemies.
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By now we're all familiar with the battle tactics in Game of Thrones: Confront your enemy head on—usually in some nicely arrayed lines—and hack at them until no one's left alive or someone has won.
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In the auditorium (whose rear-access door is open to the weather: a sudden storm brewing), the teen-agers are arrayed exactly as Less imagines the hidden monks to be—with devout expressions and vows of silence.
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A large reconstructed dinosaur nest, with twin eggs arrayed in a circle, comes with an invitation: Go ahead, sit in the middle of the nest and feel what it must have been like to hatch a theropod.
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"This petition presents an extraordinarily compelling interest in disclosure arrayed against a vanishingly small countervailing interest," the court filing said, noting that the Watergate players are mostly dead and that much of the evidence is already public.
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The United States and a host of other countries have arrayed themselves behind Juan Guaidó, the young challenger from the opposition, beginning a broad drive to force the disastrously incompetent and dictatorial Nicolás Maduro out of office.
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Certainly he'd do all he could to persuade Americans of the nefariousness of Democrats, and absolutely his strategy would be to smear the people, the procedures and the institutions arrayed against him as utterly unworthy of trust.
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My favorite exhibition of his took place two years ago, at Moderna Museet in Stockholm, where a panoply of little curiosities, from concrete balls to ruptured sneakers, was carefully arrayed on a tall plinth lit from below.
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Buckets of chilies are arrayed around her — some like tiny torpedoes named in Thai after mouse droppings; gangly ones roasted a deep crimson; peppers that have a fruity finish and are known in English as birds' eyes.
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Thematically, "Sara Berman's Closet" most closely recalls a work by the Chinese artist Song Dong, who arrayed the contents of his mother's Beijing house, along with the house itself, at the Museum of Modern Art in 2009.
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There was no immediate word on who opened fire from Syrian territory, but forces arrayed against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria expect the group will resort to guerrilla warfare after losing its urban bastions earlier this year.
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In the photo, the model's sitting at a vanity with an array of Maybelline lipsticks, eye shadow singles, eye liners and makeup brushes arrayed in front of her – and scarce little detail to go along with the photo.
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Dr Dynes and his team therefore compared three conventional arrangements of eight hives with three others in which the hives were painted in different colours and arrayed in circles, with each hive ten metres from its nearest neighbours.
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Every power hitter would like to slot into the order behind an on-base machine; every ace would rather have a surehanded defense arrayed behind him; every shortstop would pick a reliable second baseman as double play partner.
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Locals tipped them off about the location of the camp, which reveals the extent of Islamic State's determination, despite the overwhelming number and firepower of the forces arrayed against it, which are backed by a U.S.-led coalition.
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The five suites, arrayed on a circular dock that extends from a private island, will feature glass floors for viewing marine life below, terraces at water level, outdoor plunge pools and hammocks-for-two suspended above the water.
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The Leon Golub: Raw Nerve exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Met Breuer building, imparts that sense of trouble: mostly he paints bodies in contest, in combat, arrayed against other bodies to break them, strike them down.
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Neeson, however, brings such earnestness to these roles that he somehow sells them -- initially as a family man reluctantly thrust into a perilous situation, and then as a can-do warrior battling the shadowy forces arrayed against him.
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"I loved you before I knew you, and I will love you to the end of my days," read one poster with the faces of more than a dozen missing children, arrayed along the branches of a tree.
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"My dad had a 36-foot gillnetter called Rosalyn K.," Mr. Kojima recalled, as we inspected lemon sole, Dungeness crab and sockeye salmon arrayed in Styrofoam boxes on the decks of trollers and seiners moored against the dock.
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But on Friday, with the indictment of 13 Russians for orchestrating a vast, well-funded operation to interfere in the election, those denials collided with a mountain of evidence arrayed by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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The statues are arrayed amid nine banquet tables, all white, which also have figures seated or lying on them, and which are supported by the kind of tiffany chairs you know from a thousand weddings and bar mitzvahs.
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Currently, the city's building code allows only one kind of wood material to be used in any building, an engineered product that's generally called nail-laminated timber, which is made of wood pieces arrayed parallel to one another.
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Intra-Kurdish fighting erupted on the sidelines of the battle, highlighting the risk of conflict and turf war between the multiple forces arrayed against Islamic State, many of which lean on regional patrons for political support and arms.
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That should come as no surprise: Law enforcement has from its inception been arrayed against black Americans, from slave patrols to the prevalence of local sheriffs in massive resistance to desegregation to decades of police brutality against African Americans.
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It was the first time he had seen his and Mr. Weiss's life work arrayed in such a setting — in much other than basic white-cube galleries — and he said he thought the metaphor of decline suited it perfectly.
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Arrayed against them were the moderates of the Tuesday Group, who feared that the American Health Care Act represented a wrecking ball to their hopes of retaining their seats in less conservative territory during the midterm elections in 2018.
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When I came back the next morning, all signs of the festivities were gone, and Kim had arrayed a dozen stacks of folders, transcripts, and maps on the dining room table, documents from her ongoing battle over her home.
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The most famous of Hindu scriptures, the Bhagavad-Gita, is concerned with the conflict between Arjuna's military duty and his desire to spare his own kinsmen arrayed against him; and it is Krishna himself who exhorts Arjuna to fight.
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Trump's tweets likely had something to do with the recently released book Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff, which contains a handful of bombshell quotes and anecdotes from those arrayed around the president, including some from his inner circle.
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Even if the two governments are not ready for diplomacy, at the very least such a connection could help ensure that the many military assets arrayed around one of the world's most vital shipping lanes don't ignite a war.
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On this particular evening, Will Harcourt-Smith, a research associate in the museum's paleontology division, wandered in and grabbed a glass from a lab sink where beer and wine glasses were arrayed like so many beakers and test tubes.
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A yellow gold armature, minutely articulated with invisible hinges to enable movement, was handcrafted to connect the lapis to the triangular web of multitone diamonds, which seem randomly arrayed, like stars, though in reality their arrangement is perfectly precise.
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The room only holds 24 people and as your name is called, you can choose a seat at a circular table — painted black and white to resemble a wire reel — or behind the music stands arrayed in the back.
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Mr. Khaas was one of thousands of young Palestinians who charged the fence in waves, engaged in what seemed a logic-defying game of chicken with the highly armed Israeli soldiers arrayed on the other side of the fence.
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Arrayed in front of him were two Kool-Aid Jammers juice pouches, several packs of cigarettes, a Coke can, a nearly empty gallon jug of orange drink, a television, a drawing pad, a notebook and a thick blue Bible.
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Trump, too, sees powerful forces arrayed against him: leakers whispering maledictions into the listening ears of journalists, protesters funded by his enemies and a federal intelligence apparatus bent on using his campaign's supposed Russian connections to undermine his presidency.
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Alexander S. Vindman's decision to appear in his Army dress uniform, medals arrayed on his breast, buttons agleam, was simply the most obvious statement of an implicit position, one shared by most witnesses, albeit expressed in various individual ways.
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Leaders arbitrate just who is potentially an existential threat and who is a friend arrayed against the same threat; as a result of this irrational vision of leadership, truly political decisions are independent of any aesthetic or moral criteria.
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"Bringing the Wild Boars Home," read a banner in Thai on the set, designed to resemble a soccer field, complete with goalposts and nets, where the boys arrayed themselves on a dais, beside five members of the rescue team.
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Arrayed around them float emblems of religion and American history: a church, a Bible and a golden city; portraits of white men, mostly of Civil War vintage; log cabins; and a half-length portrait that may depict the artist.
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Despite all the forces arrayed against Mr. Trump, the interviews show, the party has been gripped by a nearly incapacitating leadership vacuum and a paralytic sense of indecision and despair, as he has won smashing victories in South Carolina and Nevada.
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And if his followers buy into the notion of secret forces arrayed against their leader and the nation, this may stem from the fact that some of his previous conspiracy theories seem to have emerged as at least partly true.
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At the company's Playa Vista offices, a crowd of roughly 100 journalists settled into tables and chairs arrayed in the company's hangar-like foyer to the strains of "Video Killed the Radio Star" and "Coffee and TV" to hear the news.
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The big picture:"[T]he striking visual is shaping up to be the new lawmakers who will be arrayed around the president and elected in the wake of Trump's inflammatory statements about women, immigrants, Muslims and more," AP Laurie Kellman writes.
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With family and friends behind him and homemade placards featuring the names of four schools—Texas A&M, Michigan, Georgia, and the University of California, Los Angeles—arrayed on a table in front of him, Smith smiled for the camera.
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Similarly, by rejecting Snowden's move for a pardon, he held consistent to the view that Snowden should not be granted a free pass given that he – unlike Manning – has refused to stand trial and face the charges arrayed against him.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (Reuters) - Under siege in an impeachment inquiry, President Donald Trump urged voters in Kentucky on Monday to send Democrats arrayed against him in Washington a message by voting for the re-election on Tuesday of the state's Republican governor.
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The word from the academics and energy policy specialists was that the coal industry is too comfortable and is largely unaware that it is actually now in an existential fight, and the forces arrayed against it are motivated and increasingly effective.
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So, unsurprisingly, we are revisiting that ultimately destabilizing face-off that the SDI instigated all those years ago -- but this time with a multiplicity of nuclear forces arrayed against the American military with little of unquestionable reliability to defend the homeland.
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ATTERIGEVILLE, South Africa — On a sunny winter day in May 2015 in this run-down suburb, a 7003-minute drive from the shiny office buildings and shopping centers of central Johannesburg, 30 tables were symmetrically arrayed in a large, shabby hall.
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In the Berlin office, some of those designers recently stood around a table where some objects seemingly chosen at random were arrayed: colorful fishing lures, a brass hook from a sailboat, a ceramic figurine of a woman in a bathing suit.
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Two antique Russian children's thrones, given to him by Candy Pratts Price, a former editor at Vogue, are arrayed in front of a giant faux Warhol print of Elizabeth Taylor by Deborah Kass, one piled high with Baby Gap outfits.
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To the extent that there's a plausible theory behind all of these halfhearted efforts, it's that resisting Trump too vigorously only strengthens his hold on the party's base, by vindicating his claim to have all the establishment arrayed against him.
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On Wednesday, thousands of migrants were arrayed in clumps between the states of Nayarit, Sinaloa and Sonora, trying to catch rides in private vehicles or waiting for buses donated by regional governments, churches and civic groups to take them north.
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H. Peter Stern, who co-founded Storm King Art Center in Mountainville, N.Y., and developed it into a prestigious outdoor sculpture museum with modern and contemporary works arrayed over a vast pastoral landscape, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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Arrayed behind her as she concluded her speech were veteran female representatives: Zoe Lofgren of California, Nydia M. Velázquez of New York, Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas, a leading member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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His use of video evidence that turned Trump's own words against him, of documents outlining the misconduct in question and the extraordinary testimony by witnesses during the House proceedings arrayed before Senators a damning portrait of presidential abuse of power.
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And, as I suspected, the person who inquired turned out to be an actor — part of a cast tucked in among us on the chairs arrayed around the edges of the space, and on blankets and yoga mats in the center.
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Rather than fundamental reform, many of his proposals end up sounding like opportunistic incrementalism, as if he wants to be seen to be doing something without really doing much at all, for fear of arousing the forces arrayed against reform.
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It would be unwise of us to presume that only one of the two forces arrayed along the DMZ is capable of thinking about what it would take to deter the other in a time of crisis on the peninsula.
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Ms. McEneaney is seen infrequently, usually from the back or from a distance or when she's asleep, her pets arrayed around her in settings notable for their bold colors, dense details and distortions of illusionistic space that exert a magnetic pull.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The U.S.-backed offensive to crush Islamic State in its last major city stronghold in Iraq entered a second month on Thursday as forces arrayed against the hardline Sunni group sought finally to seal off Mosul from all sides.
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His interests expanded from painting to photography—cameraless exposures that he called "photograms" and "new vision" pictures, involving unusual points of view—and Dada-flavored photomontage, which usually consisted of tiny cutout figures engaged in zany or enigmatic dramas, beautifully arrayed.
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Her uncanny exhibition at the New Museum, replete with casts of mattresses and more than a hundred mannequins of her mother, arrayed on the shelves Costco uses, plunged deep into the intertwined American obsessions with self-improvement and home improvement.
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And he has two primary sources of leverage: his newly acquired capabilities to put San Francisco, and maybe Chicago, within reach of his nuclear weapons, and North Korea's longstanding ability to destroy Seoul with conventional artillery arrayed along the Demilitarized Zone.
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That means synthetic pink wigs draped over lamps, a canvas affixed with bathrobe belts arrayed in clean vertical stripes and rectilinear wall hangings made of colorful bathmats (shown above) — the rare study in geometric abstraction where the polygons are plush.
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McFarland was the principal organizer of the disastrous Fyre Festival, which billed itself as a luxury music festival experience, but left attendees stranded in a few hundred FEMA-style tents arrayed in a gravel pit next to a Sandals resort.
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But season 11 has shifted to focus more on the idea that, sure, it might not matter what two human beings do in the face of so much arrayed against them, but the act of trying is ultimately the important thing.
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Maduro has claimed that the political maneuver strengthens Venezuela in the midst of a U.S.-backed "economic war" being waged against the country; however, analysts told CNBC that Maduro is shoring up armed support as the forces arrayed against him gain power.
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A case in point is Philip Guston, whose paintings are arrayed in the second room of The Long Run, adjacent to a gallery filled with an eerily restrained interior environment from Louise Bourgeois and several understated works on paper by Robert Gober.
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Above my bed, I have arrayed: A glacial hunk of rose quartz; a craggy piece of blue lace agate; a slice of amethyst; a citrine trapezoid; two jade pebbles; a marbled lump of carnelian; and a quartz micropenis (yes, a tiny crystal peen).
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KOKJALI/BAGHDAD, Iraq (Reuters) - Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi told his followers on Thursday there could be no retreat in a "total war" against the forces arrayed against them, as advancing soldiers battled into their northern Iraqi stronghold of Mosul.
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The actors use the numerous mikes arrayed about the stage to indicate subtle shifts in the text, even within a single speech transitioning from live to reproduced sound, the mike lending a creepy intimacy to the voice–closer, too close to the ear.
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Three hundred-plus rickety and sullied strollers are arrayed in two dense arcs around a long, central mound made of more strollers entangled with fire hose — the same kind of hose used by authorities to brutalize Civil Rights demonstrators in the 1960s.
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"We really need help — not having power for this long makes it really hard," Ms. Bush said, as she loaded provisions from the small stock of cans and toilet paper arrayed on a tarp in front of a wrecked downtown hardware store.
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But the most important task is to keep an eye on the hundreds of heavyweight Russians — those aligned with President Vladimir V. Putin, and those arrayed against him — who have built lives in Britain, attracted by its property market and banking system.
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One of the surprises of this show is a folk painting, lent from Seoul's Leeum Samsung Museum of Art and nicknamed "Fireworks Kumgang," that forgoes the precision of Jeong's and Sin's visions for bizarrely isolated views arrayed with no regard for spatial hierarchies.
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In January, the presentation was indoors, but this time the 18th-century bergères, stiff Regency side chairs, plastic office seating from the 1960s had been moved into a courtyard, a ragtag assembly of furniture arrayed like guests at an unlikely cocktail party.
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Here it was Verner Panton, the Danish industrial designer whose see-through inflatable 1960s ottomans — pure Pop icons — were arrayed in ranks throughout the double-height Prada show space, each cube's position meticulously labeled on the clear vinyl flooring with precise compass coordinates.
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And there was something striking about the still ritual, in a heated media age, of a hundred senators arrayed in front of the chief justice of the United States, being called by name and answering yes or no to vote after procedural vote.
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A couple of hours later, I saw Cardinal Cupich again at Paul VI Hall, where the new cardinals, arrayed like vendors at a fan expo, received well-wishers and the old Vatican guard looking to score some Brownie points with the new princes.
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But its browsing page, where the international titles are arrayed in short rows, with still images and short descriptions set against a plain black background, features impressive mini-collections of recent movies that have been hard to see in the United States.
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Throughout October and November, the cast occupied the Gibney rehearsal studios, just above Union Square — large, bare rooms that they filled with gray dance floors, wooden tables arrayed with Purell and breath mints and metal folding chairs that stood in for the set.
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The company, last seen at the academy two years ago with "Hakanaï," a dance piece performed in a digital cube, will invite visitors to touch, walk on, dance with and sometimes just stand back and ponder its works arrayed in the Fishman Space.
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Even if the skulls were the same age as the rest of the bones at the cemetery, there was still the matter of how oddly they had been interred — one inside a jar, the others arrayed like a shield across another skeleton's chest.
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While the hotel lacks a restaurant, its breakfast room serves up a helping of vintage charm along with assorted sweet rolls, yogurt, cereals and fruit arrayed buffet-style on a marble-topped sideboard with dulce de leche spread, a national obsession, on the tables.
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Instead, the village on Hempstead Harbor teems with buildings from the Victorian era, nonconformist confections that seem to clamor for attention: Shingles mix with clapboards, slate tiles are arrayed like flower petals, and wood trim, with curlicue carvings, offers the architectural equivalent of a doily.
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Yet in Singapore, the dictator, who also has ten UN Security Council resolutions arrayed against him, was the toast of the town as he waved at the crowds down by the Marina Bay casino and posed for a selfie with the Singaporean foreign minister.
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And those collections often make their way into her work — not just the insect-inspired stickpins from her "Beauty and Beast" collection, but the Bloom sculptures, in which real butterfly wings are arrayed under handblown glass domes (from $8,000) to evoke permanent floral arrangements.
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The new settlement, named Bellavista Nuevo — New Bellavista — includes government buildings and office space for social services, barracks for a national police unit and a military battalion, a small stadium, schools, and hundreds of concrete homes arrayed in neighborhoods elevated above the flood line.
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But what really distinguished those teams with low satisfaction scores from the rest was that their meetings tended to include a lot of people — 10 or 20 bodies arrayed around a conference table coordinating plans, as opposed to two or three people brainstorming ideas.
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But just the possibility that Ms. Haspel knew of the informant in the Russia inquiry is enough for some conspiracy theorists to accuse Ms. Haspel of being part of the anti-Trump intelligence bureaucracy they believe is arrayed against the president and his agenda.
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The commission, with a support staff of about 25 people, has collected an enormous volume of material, which could be used in courts, about the atrocities committed in the six-year-old civil war by both Mr. Assad's side and the groups arrayed against him.
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But he had also managed to sketch the sometimes pious self-image of the party he hopes to lead: sure, a few wealthy donors here or there, but largely a coalition of the vulnerable and the cast aside, arrayed against the powers that be.
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Netanyahu has always projected himself as Mr. Security, but the three former Chiefs of Staff arrayed against him -- Moshe Ya'alon and Gabi Ashkenazi, alongside Benny Gantz -- all of whom are in the same party, means he no longer has that moniker all to himself.
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WAIT FOR US. I can't recall another cemetery where pets are regularly interred alongside their owners, but they are in Natchez's, including, in one of its newer sections, nine St. Bernards arrayed around a large dual marker fitted with twin urns and a modest obelisk.
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While the mayor talked on Thursday of the benefits to workers, the theatrics of the news conference — a rally-style event under the Corinthian columns of the City Hall rotunda, with supporters from AARP in matching red T-shirts arrayed behind him — were aimed squarely at Washington.
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His gallery Sulger-Buel Lovell has images of a Casspir military vehicle Ziman acquired and repurposed by engaging artisans from Zimbabwe and the Mpumalanga province of South Africa to cover over its entire surface with panels of vivid glass beadwork, which are arrayed in traditional patterns.
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Powerful reactionary forces, from Saudi Arabia to the United Arab Emirates, from Egypt to the Islamic Republic, are arrayed against the people of the Middle East who want to free themselves, establish accountable governments, secure the rule of law, live with dignity and enjoy economic opportunity.
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So that was immensely helpful at a time where I was very much being gaslit and told this wasn't a story, and was running into all sorts of obstacles in my career and in my life that were being arrayed around me because I wasn't stopping.
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WASHINGTON — Arrayed along a strip of pavement, with the White House as the backdrop, the five Nordic leaders held forth Friday afternoon before clusters of reporters from their home countries — a rare tableau of prime ministers and one president linking themselves with the planet's most powerful residence.
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A trio of plump Georges Bay scallops was both tasty and pretty, pan-seared to a caramelized golden brownness and arrayed on a rectangular white plate atop an attractive spring risotto, with lemon crème fraîche lending a velvety richness and pea purée a brilliant green coloration.
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It was a chilly November day last year, and the new cast of the Netflix series "The Crown" were arrayed across the gilded couches and crimson velvet chairs of a sumptuous state room at Wilton House, a 16th-century stately home standing in for Buckingham Palace.
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But at the same time, if the forces arrayed against Mr. Trump do not prevail in Wisconsin, they are unlikely to slow Mr. Trump in the ideologically more favorable turf of the East, increasing his chances of locking down the nomination before the July national convention.
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An object-theater work without plot, character or much in the way of visible humans (though you could, toward the end, make out a tuba player in the shadows), it unfurls more than 195 feet of track, crisscrossing the stage floor with some screens arrayed above it.
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On the Runway There they were Thursday night in Cleveland, arrayed onstage as confetti and red, white and blue balloons tumbled from the ceiling: the Trump family, resplendent for all to see, smiling and waving and standing around a little awkwardly, but mesmerizing in their consistent style.
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As in those books, the forces of light (kindness, empathy, inclusion) are arrayed against the forces of darkness (fear, rage and an authoritarian will to power) that are threatening to rise again after years of peace — a dynamic, many readers can appreciate, with particular resonance today.
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It had been nearly two decades since the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and Mr. Fuller had grown weary of what he called "the simple racial conflict," in which white characters and black ones are neatly arrayed on opposite sides of a battlefield.
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"So much of the spirit and energy of this city was clearly woven into the clothes, the emotions were buoyed by the music too, and this space," she said, waving at the hall's white vaulted dome and gleaming organ pipes, arrayed like a waterfall on one wall.
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This series makes it explicitly clear to a new generation Malcolm's efforts at organizing a global political revolution that would lead to black dignity and the forces -- ranging from the FBI and New York Police Department to factions within the Nation of Islam -- arrayed against him.
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PARIS — Ian Rogers, chief digital officer of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, sat in his sunlit office on Avenue Montaigne last month, alongside a large cactus with a mélange of Pucci-pattern skateboards and black and white rock band photographs arrayed on the walls behind him.
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He said as much preshow as he shook every one of the various hands of a group of editors and critics while smiling beatifically beneath Gucci shades and surveying an assortment of models arrayed in Vanessa Beecroft-choreographed performance art positions, showcasing the collection like statuary.
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With its suave aesthetic—all polished upcycled wood, dim lighting, and artfully arrayed bric-a-brac—The Night Rooster would feel right at home in London or Manhattan, were it not for the fact that the concise cocktail menu draws deeply on the fruits and flavors of Indonesia.
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"You have the entire force of the presidency and all of the supporters of Judge Kavanaugh in the Senate arrayed on one side and on this other side you have Dr. Ford who doesn't even have the benefit an FBI investigation, as well all have called for," Hirono said.
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"You have the entire force of the presidency and all of the supporters of Judge Kavanaugh in the Senate arrayed on one side and on this other side you have Dr. Ford who doesn't even have the benefit an FBI investigation, as well all have called for," she said.
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"You have the entire force of the presidency and all of the supporters of Judge Kavanaugh in the Senate arrayed on one side and on this other side you have Dr. Ford who doesn't even have the benefit an FBI investigation, as well all have called for," she said.
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Grigory Zinoviev, chairman of the Petrograd Soviet, had stood on a podium in the cold fall air, with factory workers, soldiers and sailors from the Baltic fleet arrayed below him, to report on the regime's accomplishments for the last two years and its prospects for the immediate future.
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"It has been 18 years and a day we will never forget," read the show notes left on every one of the vintage white rattan fan chairs and iron park benches and wicker garden-party seats arrayed sparingly at one end of the cavernous space, like little clouds.
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Arrayed against that is the obvious longing of the Zimbabweans who celebrated on Tuesday for a better day, and the fact that for all the economic and political damage done by Mr. Mugabe, Zimbabwe is still one of the best endowed, best educated and most attractive countries in Africa.
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The scenes, most easily viewed from across the room, are of something like an Edenic carnival: portraits rendered in gray scale of larger-than-life women against a tropical backdrop, all printed under the same watermarked pattern of the diamond-arrayed, shiny, chain-link fence that rings the room.
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There will probably be further sanctions after North Korea's claim that it blew up a hydrogen bomb Wednesday, but another likely consequence is that the major allies arrayed against North Korea — the United States, Japan and South Korea — will cooperate more closely than they have up to now, experts told CNBC.
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It made the gold mosaics gleam, and picked out the jewels in the halos of the gigantic figures arrayed in their glory in the curve of the dome: Christ and the Virgin and St. Miniato, who had apparently picked up his own head and carried it here after his martyrdom.
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In Hershey, the few moments of truly visceral rage I witnessed were directed not at Hillary or Syrian asylum seekers or Mexico but at the media, the dozens of us locked into our pen near the back of the arena floor, proxies for the many shadowy forces arrayed against Trump.
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The street was quiet at this hour, which only seemed to magnify the garble of whining, yipping, and sudden startled shrieks coming from the S.P.C.A. facility behind them, and if it felt ominous it had nothing to do with these people gathered here but with the forces arrayed against them.
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Hustling to the subway or bustling among shoppers on tightly packed sidewalks, they can happen upon arresting new sights: images of life in Latin America and the Caribbean, mounted on a chain-link fence along a sidewalk, arrayed in a community garden or displayed on the grounds of Immaculate Conception School.
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Always arrayed in a beret, thick-rimmed glasses, and a smile, Tezuka was an artistic genius who created more than 700 manga titles — comprising 150,000 pages of hand-drawn art — and more than 60 anime in his lifetime, making him one of the most prolific Japanese manga creators in history.
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In her thrilling intensity, Ms. Kandel overcomes the trouble that hamstrings the rest of Sharon Ann Fogarty's complexly ambitious production at the theater's new home at 122 Community Center: mixing a live cast of six actors with more than 20 who appear on flatscreens arrayed around the handsome nouveau-medieval set.
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At Tama, pork belly is cooked sous-vide for the best part of a day, then bronzed a la plancha, cut and arrayed like fallen monoliths over a sauce that's nearly curry, with curative whiffs of galangal and lemongrass and, as weaponry, Thai bird chiles and bagoong alamang (fermented krill).
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The narrator of 1964's "Seven Up!" reminds the viewer that "the shop steward and the executive of the year 183 are now 7 years old," as the boys and girls arrayed before us in grainy black and white chase each other around during a special outing at the zoo.
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"Trump is painting a word picture for his political base of troops arrayed along the border to hurl back invaders, when what he is really sending are mechanics, construction workers, planners, supply clerks and pilots who will be planning, building, supplying, flying and repairing," said CNN military analyst John Kirby.
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But by the time it was released, the president, his attorney general, his supporters in Congress and the conservative news media had already declared victory and decamped for the next battle in the wider war to convince Americans of the enemies at home and abroad arrayed against the Trump presidency.
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So as we meet the strange amalgam of Roberta's different worlds arrayed around her hospital bed, the real Roberta, dressed in white, floats into our line of vision; she's watching the family as she watches us, wondering who she is and, by extension, what makes a life, or a clan.
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Vigliotti will blend the solids with woody material — the stuff arrayed at our feet, of which he had an endless supply — and aerobically compost the mixture in windrows, then sell the resulting 40,000 tons per year of potting soil to regional garden centers through a deal with Scotts Miracle-Gro.
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The modern war novel, which was birthed in the trenches of World War I, has been often arrayed into the following moral arc: A naïve, idealistic youth goes to war; he witnesses the horrors and waste; he returns home haunted or even destroyed by what he's seen; hence war is evil.
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Sitting on a small stage at Arlington National Cemetery, he scanned the faces arrayed before him—the victims he'd come to know over years, relatives and friends of husbands and wives who would never grow old, college students who would never graduate, business travelers and flight attendants who would never come home.
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To a room packed with supporters — lobbyists and actors, taxi drivers and public-relations experts — Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, pitched his run for a second term as essentially defensive, urging those in the crowd to help stand with him against the "powerful forces" arrayed against the "progressive change" brought by his administration.
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After the historic summit in Singapore, the risks and danger to the security of the United States and our allies are clear: Kim Jong Un's strategy is to drag out the process of "working towards denuclearization" for as long as possible as China and South Korea break the sanctions arrayed against him.
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Triple Five's Wizard of Oz — sorry, chief creative officer — is Ken Downing, who was the fashion director of Neiman Marcus for 28 years, and who envisions a fashion show on the ski slope, with models going up in the chairlifts and down on skis, the audience arrayed in little gold ballroom chairs alongside.
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This result forced researchers to grant what should have been obvious: Attitudes toward parenting vary across cultures, and for centuries African-Americans have seen the consequences of a social and political hierarchy arrayed against them, so they can hardly be expected to favor it — no matter what they think about child rearing.
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But the forces arrayed against Mr. McConnell were many, including doctors and hospitals, patient advocacy groups and, perhaps more than anyone else, governors — many of them Republicans — from states where tens of thousands of residents have found themselves newly insured under the health care law and are not eager to see that evaporate.
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One flight up, a handful of designers work on computers in a bedroom-size space, and on the next floor is a room crowded with dollhouse-size plaster maquettes of furniture to be built, its ceiling-high shelves arrayed with tiny samples of Toogood's preferred materials: rough stone, smooth plaster, metal grids.
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Here, as at home in Brooklyn, our newspapers were thrown against front doors this morning, were placed neatly on the desks of movie producers and museum curators, were left arrayed across credenzas in the waiting rooms of rhinoplasty doctors and psychoanalysts alike: a new issue of the Food section for your delectation.
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Done on six panels, each painted a bright color that serves as a ground (yellow, blue, aquamarine, and three shades of orange), the canvases are stacked two by three — yellow over orange, blue over aquamarine, orange over a darker orange — so that the painting overall reads as a triptych, and the images are arrayed accordingly.
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Inside, the apartment is filled like a museum with neatly arranged, aesthetically pleasing displays of stuff: mid-century modern advertisements line the walls; baseball stirrups hang from the fireplace; an array of pencil sharpeners line a hallway arch, flipping at the keystone spot so as to keep the handles better arrayed and the sharpeners upright.
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But is it possible to be too realistic about the forces arrayed against change, about the institutional constraints against change in the American political system — so realistic that you miss openings, so realistic that it's hard to inspire people, so focused on constraints that your idea of what's possible actually begins limiting what's possible?
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She'd only seen them in daylight, but now it was night, and this one had its lights activated—two eerie blue slits at the top and what would be its midriff, if it had a midriff, in addition to the seven illuminated sensors that were arrayed across its chest, if it had a chest.
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It confirms the blue-collar suspicion that liberalism is no longer organized around working-class economic interests, and it encourages cultural conservatives in their feeling of general besiegement, their sense that all the major institutions of American life, corporate as well as intellectual and cultural, are arrayed against their mores and values and traditions.
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The two rival teams, Schiff and his fellow impeachment managers and Trump's legal brain trust, sat arrayed at tables set up in front of the chamber, as members dug in for a long day at their desks, broken only by the odd trip to get some candy or a dinner break well into Wednesday morning.
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Along with a wonderfully creepy installation of dozens of dolls, resembling the artist's mother and arrayed on shelves straight out of Costco, Ms. Upson is also showing a dementedly forceful video in which the artist inspects a number of Las Vegas tract houses, appraising their value as she jams her body under the kitchen cabinets.
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A bizarre but equally absorbing inversion of the life-art nexus can be found in the well-known Catacombs of the Capuchins, a vast crypt resting beneath a monastery where 8000 corpses are interred along with more than 1200 mummified remains, which are arrayed in open coffins or hung in standing positions along the walls.
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The real tension in the movie comes from the many non-quantum elements arrayed against them, including rich thug Sonny Burch (Walton Goggins), who wants to steal Hank's technology and sell it to the highest bidder, and a mysterious figure the heroes call Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), who's also trying to get her hands on that tech.
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"I walked into the room and I was absolutely floored by the number of people that were in the room to begin with, and I can remember along the back wall was this bank of television cameras, I mean, arrayed across the entire back wall, and I was sort of taken aback by the whole thing," Schwarzkopf said.
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Given the NRA's participation in past conservative coalitions (such as those arrayed against President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominees), and given the doubts about Trump's fealty to gun rights, there would seem to have been an important role for the gun group to play in the anti-Trump effort, had it been interested in having one.
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There were whole systems arrayed against not only me and the reporters working on this, but also of courses against the women, including Amber Batalina Gutierrez, who was the woman in that tape, who is an incredibly savvy and strong person and did a really brave thing that she didn't have to do, with no prospect of gain.
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There, as Ms. Drake wrote, "designers, models and muses all came," seeking notice, arrayed on one side of the room a cluster of beautiful and seductive Yves Saint Laurent loyalists — people like Loulou de la Falaise and Betty Catroux — and opposite them, half hidden behind potted palms, "a dazzling throng of Americans" from the camp of Mr. Lagerfeld.
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When I read Bishop's "12 O'Clock News," for instance, in which the objects arrayed on the writer's desk — the gooseneck lamp, the typed sheet, the envelopes, the ink bottle — become stand-ins for a mythical landscape, I can't help thinking of the still lifes of vases, jars and books that Ghirri photographed in the painter Giorgio Morandi's studio.
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A modern, grown-up playground, its unconventional features nurtured how people most loved to use the place: a curvy sculptural landscape, encircled by shade trees, of low platforms and niches that served as spontaneous seats or stages for troubadours, arrayed like petals around a fountain, stepping down toward it to make an urban conversation pit, providing spectacle and sanctuary.
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In announcing on Wednesday his determination to revoke California's longstanding authority to set its own air pollution standards, President Trump finds himself arrayed against the plain language of the Clean Air Act, California's historical role as a laboratory for tough new environmental rules and the express wishes of several major automakers and two-thirds of the American people.
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On a sunny, late-August day, Mr. Bolton, Mr. Esper and Mr. Pompeo arrayed themselves around the Resolute desk in the Oval Office to present a united front, the leaders of the president's national security team seeking to convince him face to face that freeing up the money for Ukraine was the right thing to do.
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It's what we did with Bill Cosby just this June, when a jury was unable to convict him of rape, despite the fact that he said he gave women drugs and then had sex with them: Cosby's pervasive image as America's favorite dad seems to have outweighed all of the evidence arrayed against him, including his own testimony.
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Once you start to rally your energies toward a more open future, you will be shocked by the forces arrayed against you; the intransigence of the people who want to buy and sell your information; the amorality of the hackers who play with millions of people for sport; the cold, endemic corruption of intellectual property and patent law; the infinite protections for copyright.
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Their two voices blend beautifully, with his reedy Texas warble layering with her twangy Kentucky drawl, and the visual aspect is unbeatable: the Redheaded Stranger's braids have gone gray, the mountain girl's still arrayed in one of her trademark lacey confections, and there's a very real warmth in these old friends' faces as they trade lines, eyes sparking, voices rising in harmony.
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In a silent show held in the cavernous environs of the Park Avenue Armory, with the audience arrayed at the far edges of the space, the empty wood floor so vast that the people sitting across the way looked like little ants on their folding chairs, out came a stream of ideas and images, churned up and recombined, vivid and oversize.
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Lamb is celebrated in dish after dish: indulgently braised hunks of shoulder and shank arrayed over golden rice musky from cardamom; ground lamb tucked inside hollowed-out orbs of onion and trunks of eggplant, a process so labor-intensive that Mr. Almandalawi reserves it for weekends; and lamb broth, plush on the tongue, suffusing bamia, a slow breakdown of okra and tomatoes.
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Kranz says it was also made with autonomy in mind, and while the current system is arrayed with seven cameras, five radars and 12 ultrasonic sensors to provide Level 2 autonomy, Kranz is especially proud of a new feature that has a video camera focused on the driver to monitor their actions and avoid unnecessary alerts when they're operating a vehicle safely.
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The dish belongs to a category of food that compels us in part by repelling us — and draws us now perhaps more than ever, in an age when we're relentlessly inundated with images of gorgeous food, when social media's fantasy record of the way we eat is a ceaseless slide show of ingredients arrayed and lit down to the last centimeter.
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It was far easier for a man than a woman to make it as an artist in 1920s and 30s Paris, or anywhere else for that matter, and much else was arrayed against Flora: notably an arranged marriage and a family hostile to her artistic ambitions, coupled with limited, at best, opportunities for a single mother in mid-century America.
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From a cockpit 203 feet up the Bay Area looks almost too gorgeous to be real, like a special-effect matte painting of sea, rippling hills, great pale swathes of buildings, cargo ships arrayed in their unloading queue, the forest of skyscrapers that is downtown San Francisco, the pale arc of the Bay Bridge, the clenched fist of Alcatraz, the famed distant silhouette of the Golden Gate.
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Arrayed against those three new entrants are four other companies like Xiaopeng Motors (backed by two tech titans — Alibaba and Foxconn — and four sterling investors in IDG Capital, Yunfeng Capital, CICC and Morning Ventures); Singulator Motor, which has backing from the Tongling government; and CHJ Automotive, a company backed by two players in the automotive industry, Zhejiang Leo Group and Changzhou Wunan New Energy Car.
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Uniformed officers arrayed to his right sat expressionless and even helped Mr. Mugabe shuffle the pages of his rambling, 20-minute speech, making clear that after negotiating with him for several days — days that saw a massive march celebrating what was thought to be his imminent fall and Mr. Mugabe's ouster as leader of his own party — the military was not prepared to depose him by force.
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Against him are arrayed the following: Sarah, who brings along a rocket launcher as you or I would pack an energy drink; Grace (Mackenzie Davis), who is like any other human, only more so, having been "augmented," as she says, with superior powers; and a grizzled old geezer named Carl (Schwarzenegger), who lives near Laredo, Texas, with his family and runs a business making drapes.
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Objects stand in for the human figure in works such as Mona Hatoum's enigmatic "Exodus II" (26), a sculpture that joins two suitcases by a dark cord of human hair, or Kader Attia's "La Mer Morte" ("The Dead Sea") (2018), an installation comprised of blue clothing arrayed on the gallery floor, suggesting the tidal remnants of those attempting to reach Europe by the Mediterranean Sea.
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But namespaces would make writing software to read RSS more challenging.) In a message to the Syndication mailing list sent around the same time, Winer suggested that these issues were important enough that they might lead him to create a fork: Arrayed against Winer were several other people, including Rael Dornfest of O'Reilly, Ian Davis (responsible for a search startup called Calaba), and a precocious, 14-year-old Aaron Swartz.
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WASHINGTON — On the 140th day of the Trump presidency — one for each allotted character on the executive Twitter feed that stayed conspicuously silent all Thursday morning — a very tall man with a very strange place in this very bewildering moment in American history strolled into Hart Senate Office Building 216, shot a quick glance at the masses arrayed behind him and presented a seen-it-all city with something unusual.
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The Broad's selection, which includes the finest examples of Golub's work anywhere, cycles through the artist's evolution from the abstract red oxide fields, gleaned from Imperial Roman frescos, across which his soldiers of fortune are arrayed like paper cutouts ("Mercenaries III," 1980), to the more realistic settings of "Interrogation I" (1980-81), "Mercenaries V" (1984), and "White Squad V" (1984) and their explicit acts of torture and brutality.
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Schneemann has continued to make work about wars and suffering over the decades—what she calls her "atrocity collection"—including an artist's book, collages, and more pieces about the 19953 Lebanon War; a series of enlarged images of newspaper photographs of people falling from the Twin Towers on 9/11; and an installation titled More Wrong Things (2000), which consists of TV screens arrayed at different heights and connected by a web of dangling wires.
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At this point, with Europe squarely on the side of an even-handed approach and much of the Arab Middle East arrayed against the Trump initiative, the best solution for the United States, it would appear, is simply to step quietly aside and let others fill a vacuum that -- back to the earliest days of the state of Israel -- was filled by American voices, but that with one stroke have suddenly lost their standing.
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