Pornhub, an adult content site, has announced compatibility with interactive sex toys like the Kiiroo Onyx – essentially an articulated sex jar – and the Fleshlight Launch – also essentially an articulated sex jar.
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A goodness that couldn't be articulated or explained, only experienced.
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"But concerns articulated behind closed doors need to be aired."
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Under pressure, he articulated his growing frustration as cultural grievance.
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Their dances were full of craft and finely articulated movement.
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" At one point she articulated, "This is a new feeling.
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Carlson articulated exactly why Fox News was on its heels.
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And few have articulated what real environmental justice looks like.
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But I've articulated my views to the-- to the president.
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Each is articulated differently: fully extended, half bent, fully bent.
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He hasn't articulated it to anybody in the room yet.
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But before I'd even fully articulated the question, I understood.
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The final, articulated goal remains always just out of reach.
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Avengers Marvel Legends Series: Endgame Power Gauntlet Articulated Electronic Fist
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Other companies, including Tesla, have articulated this future as well.
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Among those factors: clear leadership, with articulated goals and policies.
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In some respects, the dangers articulated by the Times were realized.
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My purpose, along with my colleagues, has been very clearly articulated.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has articulated the company's focus on bots.
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He probably just could have articulated that a little bit better.
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Articulated robots - robots with rotary joints - were the most in demand.
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NBA veteran David West articulated the thoughts of many on Wednesday.
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And for some, Trump articulated anxiety about the country's increasing diversity.
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Ziro lets you build cars, cardboard robots, articulated animals and more.
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KR: Who I thought was a very well-articulated young man.
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And Erica articulated it better than I could have ever hoped.
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After her death, many of Gakirah's Twitter friends articulated deep pain.
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As he left the stage, Booker articulated the legislative challenges ahead.
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However, he has not yet formally articulated a new regulatory agenda.
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In the interviews, Nixon articulated a stark vision of executive power.
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The problem of entitlement is firmly articulated by society, she believes.
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It's a holistic acceptance and gratefulness that I've rarely seen articulated.
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This was well articulated, and it dovetailed exactly with our thinking.
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The Republicans clearly articulated to voters what they intended to accomplish.
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But I think our motivation was within what I just articulated.
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The most prominent target of the objections, articulated in a Change.
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The CPP begs for review under the legal limits articulated above.
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This was articulated by Republican strategist Grover Norquist back in 2000.
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If alive today, how would Acker have articulated her political outrage?
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The remains were beautifully articulated, but somewhat hard to make out.
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Or without the synthesis articulated by Alvy Singer's creator, Woody Allen.
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But the vision he articulated was smaller and more self-interested.
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"I don't think that message has been brutally articulated," he said.
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"She articulated this sense of being lost," Ms. Herring said recently.
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Rubin never publicly articulated a clear strategy for that mechanical menagerie.
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Fielding articulated a squeamishness about Richardson that outlasted either man's lifetime.
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It wasn't articulated by top Democrats, several lawmakers privately complained afterward.
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That's because the ideas he articulated are worth being alarmed about.
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Making piecemeal decisions of consequence, but without a clearly articulated vision.
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But since the Trump administration first articulated its intention to punish sanctuary cities by taking away federal funds, it has not articulated which monies could be withdrawn and what cities meet its standard for doing so.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico, is ordering 18 60-foot, articulated BEBs from BYD.
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They imagine they have superior strategic insights, articulated in long white papers.
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She is insightful and well articulated when it comes to discussing life.
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"President Zelenskyy has articulated a very clear commitment to reforms," Volker said.
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My view, frequently articulated, is that the Constitution itself is the crisis.
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He's also articulated a strange middle ground in an incredibly polarizing election.
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The invention also relates to an articulated vehicle with a steering member.
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A well-articulated warning from Washington might just save him and others.
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Most importantly, it articulated the worldview that animated Picard and his ship.
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Recently Twitter user Gabe Rivera articulated a modern annoyance that resonated deeply.
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Other changes were in line with goals articulated in the new vision.
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We have intuited each world's rules even if we've never articulated them.
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No one articulated this vision more than his former aide, Steve Bannon.
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Religion, Secularism, and the Redefinition of Democracy, Americans have long articulated their
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The Democrats never articulated any effective alternative to the Republican tax plan.
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"They didn't really have articulated goals about what they wanted," he said.
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"The U.S. government has never articulated what that danger is," Kennedy said.
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"There could be some element of relief in having those things articulated."
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Sanders's version is actually more plausible than the one others have articulated.
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Conservatives as well as liberals invoked this newly articulated right to privacy.
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So far it's this latter response that his accusers have articulated most.
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Each digit and joint, wrinkle of lip and brow is precisely articulated.
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The Trump administration has not articulated a consistent policy on these issues.
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Actually, they do not seem to have any articulated strategy, just verbosity.
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Without a clearly articulated plan, it's difficult to know what to expect.
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Neither Obama nor Congress ever articulated a concrete Syria policy at all.
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As with most things in a fully articulated life, balance is required.
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Their view is most succinctly articulated in this line from a Spacenews.
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There might be a good reason, but it needs to be articulated.
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The conclusions you articulated this past weekend have only aggravated our concerns.
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I think he's articulated that on the stump now the entire year.
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But having decided otherwise, the Court's majority articulated a principle of "one person, one vote," drawing on legal and political principles that could just as easily have been articulated as "all citizens' votes should carry equal weight" — i.e.
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It's based on sound legal and historical analysis, and must be articulated repeatedly.
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But neither Trump nor Tillerson has articulated much of any foreign policy vision.
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" He articulated only one plan, however: "to push for more election security money.
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On the debate stage Thursday night, Gillibrand articulated that point better than anyone.
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Andrapalliyal said it was articulated in a document called the Foreign Affairs Manual.
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"I'm not sure they meet the 'public interest' standard as articulated by Twitter."
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Here, the Sisyphean quality of the work is both fully articulated and exercised.
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I think that, at this stage, what was articulated still remains too imprecise.
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PENCE: He&aposs articulated that, and I think he&aposs stood by that.
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I think we haven't really articulated how you're going to grow the brand.
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I had only articulated what he already knew but was pretending he didn't.
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But Eden was alone in offering a clearly articulated criticism of organized religion.
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But Williams has articulated and inhabited a world that is all his own.
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In 000, the SQUAD helped create YouTube's first clearly articulated rules for users.
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And as a European I could have hardly articulated better what Europe needs.
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Apple doesn't have a VR product or any sort of articulated VR strategy.
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I didn't know exactly what she needed, and she hadn't articulated that either.
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Not only is it beautifully articulated, but it's also just covered in integument!
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That's where I first articulated what I am going to tell you now.
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The Supreme Court first articulated this divide in the 1974 case Buckley v.
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"That was the first time he clearly articulated it himself," Mr. Lenneiye said.
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Mr. de Blasio articulated a kind of campaign theme before closing his speech.
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To be sure, many of the problems articulated in the campaign are real.
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The criteria are poorly articulated and currently issued by the stiflingly conflicted DOJ.
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Musk has publicly articulated his vision for building rockets to get to Mars.
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They never articulated why these reforms would be beneficial for low-income people.
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Mr. Dragicevic's supporters say he has articulated their grievances with Mr. Dodik's leadership.
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That's the view Limbaugh and others in right-wing media have consistently articulated.
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No clearer was this utilitarian calculus articulated than by Texas Republican Lt. Gov.
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Bannon articulated the zone-flooding philosophy well, but he did not invent it.
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Pros: Thermal reflective lining, articulated design, nose wipe on thumbCons: Sizing runs small
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Every character and every relationship is sensitively articulated as a microcosm of society.
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That resonated with core policy goals articulated by the former Illinois U.S. senator.
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I may have seen a cable that may have articulated something like that.
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I may have seen a cable that may have articulated something like that.
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So far, not a single Democratic candidate has articulated its stance on Russia.
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These requirements should be articulated as measures of required confidentiality integrity and availability.
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And Ryan has articulated a clear agenda for what Republicans should do next.
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While Donald Trump has from the outset of his presidency articulated a xenophobic vision of America, it was notable that the justification for his heavy-handed response to the migrant caravan was articulated in the language of public health and disease.
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Each watercolor features clearly articulated lines of text in lowercase serif or elegant script.
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Lebanon needs "well-articulated and decisive moves" on reducing the budget deficit, Azour said.
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Even on foreign policy, several candidates articulated Sanders's critiques of America's interventionist foreign policy.
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Despite a number of riveting works, it was unclear sometimes what was being articulated.
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Later on I brought it home and was further articulated with various synthesizers & samplers.
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What it is: Plus One Robotics produces enterprise-grade, articulated robots for distribution centers.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) articulated on Tuesday, the US could spend its money elsewhere.
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The screen is fully articulated, and there's a secondary information display on the top.
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Buddy gave her a call, told her his address, and articulated his particular situation.
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There was just a ton of frustration, and the Clash articulated it very clearly.
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Is Congress willing to reclaim some of its primacy, as articulated in Article One?
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This was one of the insights articulated by (my philosophical heroes) the American pragmatists.
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Articulated robots, for example, have been used for decades, primarily in the automobile industry.
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He identified with their cause and passionately and resolutely articulated their concerns and demands.
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Four months on Mr Roberts has not articulated a grand strategy for the purchase.
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The signatories outlined clear core objections to Trump's foreign policy views articulated thus far.
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Trump articulated fairly sound, conventional conservative arguments on abortion, taxes and the Second Amendment.
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Anti-Semitism runs through the village like foul water, unthinking, freely articulated, always available.
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"What Pompeo articulated is very different than what the EU would articulate," said Forrer.
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Lenin's position in this debate—which he articulated in What Is To Be Done?
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Nobody trumpeted its coming, and, unlike most movements, it began without an articulated injustice.
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A recent editorial in Foreign Affairs articulated the "credibility gap" this habit has created.
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Bourdain's work articulated a way of life that celebrated food, travel, and cultural exchange.
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I don't think the proposals so far have articulated reforms that they are seeking.
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I think we've been so defining in how we've articulated our clean beauty platform.
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The results remain to be seen but the direction has at least been articulated.
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That rate exceeds those articulated by other potential candidates to date, according to experts.
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But I do remember the first time I articulated that sentiment to my mother.
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She articulated her own opinions social issues: in clear, clever, eminently re-tweetable form.
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The policies that Google has publicly articulated largely deal with transparency and legal compliance.
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It's startling to recognize a feeling you've never articulated or admitted, even to yourself.
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Any indictment would be contested for the reasons articulated in previous Justice Department opinions.
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Longstreth articulated one element of that: Comey's emphasis on the rightness of his personal judgment.
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And in 1980, the court first articulated a test for acceptable limits on commercial expression.
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In the pain and shock of J20, a long-term vision began to be articulated.
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His suspicion of major label attention is articulated in many notes to himself and others.
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For a single legislative goal that isn't articulated or even formally introduced yet, that's significant.
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Yumna Fawaz, a Lebanese journalist and filmmaker taking part in the protests, articulated this fear.
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To really hear it articulated in that way, that allowed me to better understand it.
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NBB's strategic objectives are well-articulated and consistent, but correlated with the domestic operating environment.
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She said the President had articulated the logic of deterrence in his comments earlier Thursday.
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She articulated a reason to resign from her position but not to obstruct a president.
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He has a picture of the song in his mind before he's even articulated it.
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" Sullivan said Trump hasn't "articulated a clear underpinning for the policies that he has espoused.
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But, articulated via emoji, this not-so-subtle booty call becomes a low-key request.
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I believe the restaurant industry is one place where the immigrant story can be articulated.
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"Obviously Hillary Clinton's agenda was much more well-articulated," said Chief Executive Officer Peter Greenleaf.
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On Thursday night, the candidates articulated this difference in their bluntest language to date. Mrs.
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Such views are so remote from elite opinion that they are barely even articulated publicly.
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A recent article in The Atlantic articulated an important difference between Harvey and its predecessors.
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This rule was first articulated by the Supreme Court in a 1983 decision, Dirks v.
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Gray marked the first time that the justices articulated the "one person, one vote" rule.
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Alito wrote: [T]he State has articulated a legitimate political explanation for its districting decision.
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In its early years, Facebook articulated its goals in much the same way as Google.
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The Federal Reserve has not articulated a coherent case for the path of rates increases.
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The central, forbidden love story, between Mélisande and Golaud's brother, Pelléas, is hardly even articulated.
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Employees have talked about these rules, but they're more interesting when articulated by the boss.
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Ben Horowitz: I think they should have their business articulated as clearly as they can.
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TV: I mean, I think Jon's sort of articulated our belief as a show here.
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Progressive candidates have articulated the threat that rising inequality and kleptocracy pose to American interests.
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He has neither articulated nor pursued any coherent strategy for pushing Iran out of Syria.
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Wong further articulated his desires in a series of highly fantastical scenes of prison life.
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Deborah HoltBoston To the Editor: Allison Arieff has articulated the central quandary of my retirement!
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This is significant because, as Justice John Paul Stevens articulated in his 1977 Whalen v.
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Sydney, an articulated plastic skeleton, is often hauled out of his corner for anatomy demonstrations.
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But strikingly, the administration never articulated why the assistance was frozen in the first place.
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Over the course of my career, I have successfully articulated a vision three times over.
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So zero in on the real problems that need to be articulated to higher-ups.
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So far she has stuck to the course articulated by her immediate predecessor, Mario Draghi.
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Its roots are the themes of anger and populist discontent most prominently articulated by Sens.
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Nobody has articulated what an American grand strategy in a multipolar world should look like.
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Writing in 1968, Milton Rokeach, the social psychologist, articulated what would become a perennial complaint.
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Strategic goals are well articulated and council's performance relative to its budget has been sound.
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He has not articulated what other intelligence FBI officials were purportedly evaluating at the time.
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If you want to do anything that's actually more articulated, motors and joints are expensive.
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The fast, hyper-articulated choreography brought to mind Wayne McGregor and Ohad Naharin's Gaga technique.
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But Republicans and the Trump administration have a very different vision, which Verma articulated Tuesday.
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He instead made a case that at least articulated some of the anxieties people had.
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Central to this section is the following question: if it matters how we language (to echo Haraway and Language Writing, among others, who hold that how something is articulated is what is articulated), what do we do if our signifying systems are vehicles of tyranny?
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He said the tweet Wednesday morning "directly contradicted the position" the Justice Department articulated on Tuesday.
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" Another critic articulated that they just didn't feel like they had "bandwidth for another white space.
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Could a relationship between an astromech droid and an anthropomorphised articulated desk lamp ever really work?
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Yet as early as 1919, Babe Ruth loudly articulated his desire to become a professional boxer.
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The First Amendment stands for principles like those articulated in the case, New York Times v.
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Now, this week's credible reports support the concerns we articulated in the book beyond any doubt.
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Ordinary Sudanese citizens who had never set foot in the ministry articulated their hopes and fears.
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The discovery confirmed the existence of the phenomena articulated by Albert Einstein about 100 years earlier.
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Intriguingly, one of them shows designs for a steering system of an articulated, tank-like vehicle.
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We generally do not start special counsel investigations absent a clear articulated and supportable criminal allegation.
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He is a walking, living, breathing Supreme Court dissent, masterfully articulated and extensively annotated on paper.
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But all too often, people find themselves with an advanced illness without having articulated their preferences.
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The highest-profile iteration of the plan, as articulated in a bill from Vermont independent Sen.
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I was really proud of that record when we finished it because it was so articulated.
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After all, when was the last time you wrote down or articulated your three strategic priorities?
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He has not articulated policy goals nearly as far-reaching or precise as Ms. Warren did.
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Think about Abraham Lincoln as a change leader who articulated the change over and over again.
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In a speech in Cleveland, she articulated plans for expanded online surveillance of potential extremist attackers.
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My criticism is different, though, and something I haven't seen articulated in reviews of the film.
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As the owner of a beautifully articulated ferret skeleton, this court has sympathy with your cause.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," Dr. Blasey Ford articulated in her September 27 testimony.
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An author articulated how many of us feel: is anyone else experiencing a distortion of time?
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These same ideas were articulated more starkly a few years later, but with a different prescription.
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We need to return to the agenda articulated more than 50 years ago by the Rev.
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The Justice Department -- is not conducive to advancing a clearly articulated message through a friendly Congress.
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The opening march's headlong momentum was frighteningly articulated, with the bows of cellos crunching against strings.
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Longing for a lost authenticity mingles with a deeper, less articulated fear of displacement and obsolescence.
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The administration's case was articulated by Gary Cohn, the new director of the National Economic Council.
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But they are also not obvious, or obviously correct: They need to be understood and articulated.
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Ted Deutch struck me as someone during the House hearings who articulated the impeachment case well.
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The White House has articulated a series of their priorities when it comes to immigration reform.
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"FleetCor&aposs savings offers are clearly articulated, defined and disclosed in its advertising," the statement said.
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Without a steady stream of well-articulated adult speech, an infant might lag in its development.
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The auditorium became a kind of theater in the round, whose every detail was dazzlingly articulated.
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Here's what you couldn't do: You couldn't rely on some vaguely understood, loudly articulated party line.
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Mutual aid organizing is volunteer-run, transparent, and driven by the needs articulated by community members.
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But he articulated a view often expressed on Capitol Hill — some just can't quit the Senate.
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Rather, they articulated their work in much more personal and purposeful terms, often grounded in autobiography.
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The articulated buses that now run in parts of the city have room for about 100 passengers.
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Through what kind of images is this dream articulated, and how does its fantasy world affect agency?
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But a clear U.S. plan on how to keep up the pressure has yet to be articulated.
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There is a social message about dowry here somewhere, but it is buried deep and never articulated.
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So, I really -- I disagree with the end goals that have been articulated by our trade rep.
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The policy's various parts, as articulated on Ocasio-Cortez's website, must be advanced altogether, her spokesman says.
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"I think our privacy policy and terms of service are very clear and well articulated," said Aley.
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Trump has articulated an anti-abortion position while surging to the top of the Republican presidential race.
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To my surprise, he articulated his emotions with a depth of feeling that was uncharacteristic of him.
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"I think our privacy policy and terms of service are very clear and well articulated, " he added.
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He articulated like no other the universal unease and helplessness felt by society in a changing world.
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CFG's ratings also incorporate the company's clearly articulated and well-defined strategy, originally laid out in 2014.
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The impeachment fight was between two fairly well-articulated and clashing theories about what America should become.
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Since there will undoubtedly be false positives, they'll also need a clearly articulated and transparent appeals process.
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The execution was slightly austere, but it was articulated in a playful, tongue-in-cheek way nonetheless.
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That's an argument that I strongly don't believe in, and haven't really heard articulated all that well.
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Articulated sleeves provide better range of motion, and the signature thumb holes help seal out the cold.
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Trump has forcefully articulated a vital issue that "traditional" candidates from both parties have struggled to address.
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Embrace the rightful balance between individual free speech and labor association that the Supreme Court has articulated.
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Boldly and frequently, he articulated his view that originalism was the only rational approach to Constitutional interpretation.
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"One of the principles I've articulated throughout this hearing is the independence of the judiciary," Kavanaugh responded.
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The second, articulated by many doctors, is that the reforms will not be given time to work.
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Bosh has never publicly articulated his specific course of treatment, but he presumably took blood-thinning drugs.
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This point was recently articulated by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a Wall Street Journal column.
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Below are some highlights that each side articulated about the pros and cons of attending business school.
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Though original and occasionally rousing, "I'm Bleeding All Over the Place" doesn't feel finished or fully articulated.
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There's no Hummer emoji so, for an appropriately UK bonus, we'll use the "articulated lorry" emoji instead.
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Meanwhile, some of the Democratic presidential candidates have articulated how they'd handle the tech if they're elected.
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But the way the notion of mapping is articulated doesn't quite get me all the way across.
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The concept was first meaningfully articulated in a landmark 1989 Supreme Court decision, Department of Justice v.
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In a 1957 interview with The Christian Science Monitor, he articulated what would be an enduring credo.
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It projected such confidence that the pound rose sharply in the hours after she first articulated it.
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Her lofty visual narrative is articulated through the interweaving of mythological motifs and traces of manual labor.
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That might have been a rational policy choice, he said, but the government never articulated its reasons.
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Keenly articulated and brilliantly layered, the piano playing of Ms. Brackeen can feel both dazzling and intimate.
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The actions taken are intended to be consistent with and in furtherance of clearly articulated national objectives.
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It would be a strange juxtaposition, a strangeness out of which some vital truth might be articulated.
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Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.), meanwhile, said the Navy has articulated that it wants more of the vessel.
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Despite his landslide election victory last December, Mr. Johnson has not really articulated the pro-Brexit case.
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This is proven demonstrably by his statements at the time and clearly articulated by Obama administration policy.
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He will not achieve all, or perhaps even most, of the ambitions he articulated at the Sorbonne.
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If both presidents, both Obama and Trump, articulated an ISIS first strategy, you only have one option.
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Themes intrinsic to the story are bluntly articulated, though perhaps you could forgive it as Capra-esque.
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Here, our female employees will examine their own profiles to determine if their value is clearly articulated.
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"In my experience, in numerous administrations, I have never heard what you articulated made explicit," he said.
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This point was articulated extremely well by members of the recreational fishing industry at previous congressional hearings.
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You may find Vance's policy positions to be rubbish, but at least they are clearly articulated rubbish.
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I need to have a couple of things, and these were all articulated when I was 15.
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Ted Cruz articulated the Republicans' position by saying it will be "advising" Obama not to nominate anyone.
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Not because there was an ending, but because I knew that I had articulated all I could.
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"I have traveled across the country meeting with dozens of Cory Booker supporters, and it is clear to me that the donor community is strictly adhering to Senator Booker's publicly articulated wishes that he does not welcome independent support (a position he re-articulated just this month)," Phillips said.
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They seem to chart energy channels, and push us into spaces that can't quite be articulated or described.
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"Now they're adding people who were very vocal and articulated in public opposition to environmental rules," Southerland said.
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For jihadist groups like al Qaeda and ISIS, this belief is articulated as a global "war on Islam".
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Really, what we need to see here going into this meeting in a well-prepared, clearly articulated strategy.
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Prosecutors alleged that the killing was over something trivial, and the motive was never clearly articulated during trial.
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It's "articulated," which is Mattel speak for extremely flexible and able to be posed in various ballet positions.
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These exchanges took place without painting ever being articulated as a program, and without it becoming literary either.
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Provoking them to insanity was the strategy Mr Trump's former chief political adviser, Steve Bannon, articulated for him.
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And yet the critique, articulated most forcefully by Raghuram Rajan, the governor of India's central bank, has merit.
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Although I first articulated this in college classes, the injustice of heteropatriarchal racist capitalism is an everyday struggle.
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But the theory of the Eighth Amendment articulated in Bucklew is at odds with decades of settled law.
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A lot of this is known and felt by the general public even if they haven't articulated it.
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Clinton articulated her counter arguments more effectively than Trump, running circles around him on more than one occasion.
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None of them have articulated a concrete proposal that would specifically give a cash benefit to black Americans.
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Any half-hearted bus observer knows about articulated buses—those double-trouble mutants with an accordion-like joint.
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There were tracked bulldozers, wheeled forklifts, and articulated dump trucks with beds the size of backyard swimming pools.
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Game writer Meg Jayanth articulated this perfectly on Twitter: Choice is the crucial storytelling tool of the medium.
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The current commissioners generally have articulated their support for these principles, but the issue lies with following up.
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Waypoints typically have five-letter, pronounceable names, so they can be easily articulated and understood over the radio.
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He employs short bursts of hyperbole rather than thoughtfully articulated statements, and does so over and over again.
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On this note, the evaluation criteria articulated by the Space and Missile Systems Center are of particular interest.
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The constitutional framework structuring the role of money in politics was articulated in the Supreme Court's Buckley v.
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Price didn't have a fully articulated alternative back then, but he knew what he didn't like about Obamacare.
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Suavely articulated over simple, dramatic beats, every word is thought through and all five songs work as songs.
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Senator Tim Kaine says it doesn't help that the administration has "not articulated" a broader strategy in Syria.
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The space is less articulated, and the faces of figures are rarely drawn, making one indiscernible from another.
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The Crasher Kids' fashion was so well articulated and painstakingly made that I couldn't help but admire them.
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Kim agreed to complete denuclearization, and the U.S. to provide benefits, but all without articulated steps or timetables.
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To gain public support for sweeping change, Henry articulated a powerful, revolutionary new identity for the English nation.
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In his opening statement, he articulated several concrete proposals — on arms control, terrorism, Syria and bilateral economic ties.
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Barrett should be measured by the legal perspectives that she has articulated in public remarks and scholarly journals.
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Mr. Trump came into office without a clearly articulated philosophy for using the military to fight terrorist groups.
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The quartet's playing on the recording is sensitive and finely articulated throughout and the sound bright and vivid.
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In recent months Amazon has articulated a new original-content strategy: go "Game of Thrones" or go home.
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During this eliminated individual's exit, they perfectly articulated their own romantic narrative despite the emotions clouding their head.
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Their new language was to be articulated out of the past, defining a future with room for everyone.
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In July 2003, promoting the legislation that created Medicare's drug benefit, President George W. Bush articulated this point.
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The new administration has articulated a commitment to eliminating unduly burdensome regulatory requirements on the financial services sector.
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Since 2016, mass protests and people's movements -- often articulated and organized through social media -- have swept the continent.
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Swift & Co., where the Court articulated factors to use to decide whether to overturn the particular agency's determinations.
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Once a week, she would rustle up spontaneous arrangements that best articulated her mood, often employing unusual ingredients.
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In effect, though, Ms. Pelosi's articulated standard then leaves impeachment in the hands of the president's own party.
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In terms of tying it together and responding with a contiguous national strategy, it hasn't been articulated yet.
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"Quid pro quo requires an articulated exchange," added Fred Werthiemer, president of the government watchdog group Democracy 21.
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It's telling that no fully articulated single-payer bill was ever drafted as an alternative to the ACA.
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But the president's vision articulated in his State of the Union address is let's solve the whole problem.
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We know he's inclined to be friendly to Putin, to cooperate with Putin, but he hasn't articulated specifics.
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Hillary Clinton has a pretty detailed and well-articulated platform, with a particular emphasis on expanding broadband availability.
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It's not the most clearly-articulated strategy, but moving away from the interconnected DCEU makes sense for the studio.
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First lady Michelle Obama has articulated a more candid view in a scaled-back version of her own farewell.
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But by taking the maximalist stance, he also perfectly articulated what the right has worked so hard to obfuscate.
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President Trump hasn't appointed anyone to lead NASA or even articulated his space policy, but he isn't ignoring it.
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These words are articulated without fear of offending, whether in the classroom or the courtroom or the examination room.
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The first American patent, dating from 26, articulated a bent hickory stick with a wooden screw, which didn't work.
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The partners haven't articulated a clear plan for the future, or the contours of Goodstein's new role, they said.
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There might be a mayor who has articulated a strong interest in a subject like building retrofits, for example.
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"Its recently articulated 10-year strategy also reinforces our bullish view on several legs of the long-term story."
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Three distinct elements, each articulated by the chisel-shaped groove, appear in the space, like dancers preparing to perform.
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That is as much a logistical, resource-driven decision as it is a political one, as Huffman has articulated.
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The painting features a ghostly figure, just barely articulated by a line drawing to be recognized as a woman.
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Where Clinton articulated a vision, Trump portrayed himself as volatile, said Ford, now a managing director at Morgan Stanley.
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At Toy Fair this year, Hasbro revealed a Hyperreal Darth Vader action figure that has an internal articulated skeleton.
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Still, the U.S. high court has never articulated a specific standard, a point some of the Pennsylvania justices noted.
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Some principles that point back to some of our finest big principles need to be re-articulated and restated.
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So far, the person who has the most clearly articulated view on this issue has to be Bernie Sanders.
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He admits that many of the changes brought about by his government are small or not yet fully articulated.
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These bases are articulated and can move back/forward, up/down and side-to-side in very little time.
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Over four decades later, the Fat Underground agenda lives on in the goals articulated by many fat-positive feminists.
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That consensus, with its attempt to reconcile values and interests, prudence with action, needs to be articulated and championed.
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Democratic analyst Ruy Teixeira said on Monday that Democrats have not yet articulated their long-term stance on immigration.
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Trade groups BSA, the Consumer Technology Association, TechNet and ITI articulated their backing for Apple in their own filing.
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As articulated last night, the Republican view of events is what it has always been: The ACA is failing.
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Any honest assessment shows the administration has not articulated a coherent foreign policy that will lead to sanctions success.
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They clear articulated Trump's commitment that the United States will continue to play a critical role in world leadership.
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I didn't think the case that I made in the book was being articulated by anyone in the field.
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Yet, if assessed on the basis of the calculus articulated in the trustees' statement, coal should pass the test.
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But the Republicans appear to have a very clear plan for America, and they've articulated it throughout the convention.
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The following Wednesday, Mr. Hogan got a similar call from the Ken Boothe Sr., an articulated tug and barge.
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He is the author of the book "For All Americans" which embodies some the principles articulated in this editorial.
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If the reports are accurate, the legal fallout and confusion surrounding the poorly articulated order may have been avoided.
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Will these justices listen to Christian teaching, especially as it has now been articulated by the pontiff in Rome?
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"The position articulated by the attorney general is a constitutional and legal position, not a policy position," Azar said.
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Analysts appear to buy into Facebook's vision, though it has not articulated how it will adapt its ad model.
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The vision Obama articulated fell to defeat months after he delivered that speech, only to triumph four years later.
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That system, as articulated in 1400 in Venice, is basically still what people do in every American business today.
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Luckily, it can pick itself back up (thanks to that articulated arm), and get back to doing your chores.
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He also tells me that, through his research, he's articulated and coined titles for several different types of freezing.
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It's called CRAM (compressible robot with articulated mechanisms), and I'd much rather live in an apartment filled with them.
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He mapped a trajectory through criticism that located this so-called new art within an articulated lineage via modernism.
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But for all the energy behind reform, no presidential candidate has articulated a big, comprehensive vision for transformational change.
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And he articulated how the rule could interact with other health policy changes — and the consequences that could follow.
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He articulated a vision for Iran focused on two principles: upholding constitutional democracy and maintaining independence from foreign domination.
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"This is not the first country that has an election and a different policy is articulated," Mr. Steiner said.
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His results were clear: Individuals are less likely to hurt themselves in communities with more clearly articulated moral boundaries.
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Andy Rubin ran the robot team at Google, but he never articulated his grand vision and ultimately walked away.
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Pros: Excellent water and windproofing, "outgrown" feature extends length, articulated and flexible designCons: Length too short for some kids
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He hasn't even articulated it to himself yet, but I see it coming together as he's putting things together.
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So far, Mr Kennedy has not articulated a good reason why voters should vote for him over the incumbent.
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It's light and stretchy and has articulated, gender-specific ventilation zones that ensure that I don't get too sweaty.
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"An articulated proposal has already been sent to the government and we are waiting for a reply," he said.
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The list of wishes was widely known, but the candidate had never before so plainly articulated them in public.
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He has not articulated how this will lead to victory in the grueling counterinsurgency campaigns across the Middle East.
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They are also, however, a test of a widely articulated political theory that has important implications for American politics.
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She repeated her desire, first articulated in her speech last year, to close the jail complex on Rikers Island.
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I think it's a great part of Brown's history that in the '60s this very clear policy was articulated.
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Tiley, who sat beside King as she articulated her objections, said her position was not awkward for the tournament.
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"She celebrated all kinds of cooks and articulated very clearly that cooking is what brings us together," she added.
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His articulated nasal yelp flattens out too easy, but the writing carries this album up if not quite over.
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Others articulated what was at stake just two days before Britain was originally due to leave the European Union.
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This point was articulated by some of these groups in a brief that was filed with the Supreme Court.
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Then, even more surprisingly, it suggests the problem is that it hasn't clearly articulated its own policies — when, in fact, it articulated perfectly clear policies online, to the point that CNN's Oliver Darcy was able to use them to identify the very instances of rule-breaking that eventually got Jones into trouble.
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The sale's top lot, a copper articulated sculpture of a dragon, Meiji-Taisho period (early 20th century), sold for $50,183.
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The robot uses wheels, a set of star-shaped rollers, and cleverly articulated arms to ride along at various speeds.
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The LED array is perched at the end of an articulated arm you can bend without any cranking or prodding.
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The prose often espouses the conservative "textualism" philosophy that was so often articulated with a rapier wit by Justice Scalia.
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These protesters and the extremism that&aposs being articulated is one of the things that&aposs driving this country apart.
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Trump, for better or worse, has articulated fears that research shows have long been present, and it's worked for him.
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The internet had a lot of *feelings* about The Kiss, most of which could only be articulated in ALL CAPS.
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That may have been articulated most forcefully in 1984 with the publication of Jean-François Lyotard's tract The Postmodern Condition.
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Goldman is restating a position it has articulated for some time ("Goldman takes on the Brent spreads", Reuters, March 28).
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The result is articulated in the most powerful political statement in history, the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence.
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Modern prostheses sport things like articulated fingers that can be controlled by picking up impulses from their wearer's remaining nerves.
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The company will also be revealing an updated version of the robot with articulated hands in China later this month.
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But don't just take my word for it: even one of the FTC's own Commissioners has articulated these very concerns.
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It was during this time that Mellencamp was recording his seminal album, Scarecrow, which perfectly articulated with Nelson's new cause.
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In an interview with 153DPrintingIndustry, Mabalot described how he designed and built a prosthetic hand complete with full articulated fingers.
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The bot swaps articulated feet for a pair of wheels that it can balance on like it's riding a Segway.
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Unfortunately, Twitter policies change regularly and are poorly understood and articulated, particularly by the people who make and enforce them.
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After Dykstra's Medium post went live, the actress tweeted her thanks to those who had articulated their affirmation and support.
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"Pleurobot" imitates the amphibian's ambulation with its own articulated vertebrae, allowing it to slither along on land or at sea.
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It is critical for Trump to defy the odds, because he has not articulated a Plan B for coal country.
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Claims of "mission creep" have become commonplace, most forcefully articulated by the Micah Zenko of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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However, his partner, Kristal Dubois, might have just outdone him with a flying bat sculpture featuring some amazingly articulated wings.
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As a quick reminder, when I say financial plan, what I mean is that you have clearly articulated your values.
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Like the other paintings, there are no articulated faces or other bodily features, yet the form assuredly indicates a body.
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Disfluency is having to confront someone in an argument who's making a passionate, articulated case for something they believe in.
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But this ethos must always be articulated and defended if it is to persevere for the common good of all.
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But that hasn't been something they've articulated yet, much less been asked to justify by people who might not agree.
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Ike, with just a few musical and narrative gestures, is better articulated, and Watts is terrific delivering his gleaming menace.
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" But the question Shankman articulated to The New York Observer in 2011 has remained unanswered: "How do we scale smart?
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" He articulated that faith when he reminded us that "in no other country on earth is my story even possible.
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She worked to understand local needs and articulated them, and she carried 58 of New York's 62 counties in 2006.
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The Supreme Court clearly articulated this sacrosanct principle of the right to silence in West Virginia Board of Education v.
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She pointed to the subject's face, which she said contained clearly articulated humor, but also a universal message of indecision.
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She also very clearly articulated today that the Russian government unequivocally worked to undermine our democracy during the 2016 election.
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HE WAS THERE EARLY, HE ARTICULATED HIS VIEW AND SAID THAT HE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE 40,000 SOMETIME IN 2018.
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But the Democrats haven't articulated why this is another make-or-break election for control of the nation's highest court.
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But she added that she didn't agree with how Biden articulated his remarks and how he handled the subsequent backlash.
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He articulated in a June interview why the candidate was unpopular, pointing to statements that he said reflected religious intolerance.
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Suryadevara summarizes GM's position, one that has been articulated most forcefully by Mark Reuss, GM's president and main product guy.
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The findings inspired an origami-style robot called "CRAM" — compressible robot with articulated mechanisms — that features a segmented, flexible shell.
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He's not a great—his sibilantly articulated flow just isn't as beautiful as Jay Z's, Lil Wayne's, or Nicki Minaj's.
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She was the first person to have articulated so many of the things that I knew but hadn't fully clarified.
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Mr. Macron and President Xi Jinping, during meetings this week, articulated a vision sharply at odds with Mr. Trump's worldview.
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On Monday, pundits carefully articulated both their disgust at Mr. Paludan's actions and their concerns to protect freedom of expression.
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This major has a land-based component, articulated around three separate routes into Russia, western Asia, and the Indochinese Peninsula.
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You've just articulated one of the main reasons: If the conversation really matters to you, preparing clearly beats winging it.
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Consider the future of malls in America as articulated by Mathrani, the real-estate veteran just named to run WeWork.
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Driving the news: In a phone call with House Republicans on Friday, Trump articulated why he really doesn't want this.
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This fact has been articulated countless times before, but the dark underscoring that Rifkind provides feels unfortunately necessary these days.
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The prosecutors are also likely to re-emphasize the considerable evidence of Mr. Roof's premeditation and clearly articulated racial intent.
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"That is the one so superbly articulated by the brave, bold students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School," he wrote.
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The helicopter used a four-blade, fully articulated main rotor system, four-blade anti-torque system, and retractable landing gear.
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The crime bill articulated an obsession with punishment and prescribed policing as the cure to a host of social ills.
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They have articulated both far-reaching, structural policy goals and political strategies that mesh with the spirit of those goals.
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The sturdy waistbelt, articulated shoulder straps, and venting are comparable to what Osprey specs on its most core backpacking packs.
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But while declaring its independence from the JCPOA, Iran has not articulated any intention to race towards weapons-grade uranium.
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But its success has been oversold, and in my experience the professionals involved rarely articulated the high probability of failure.
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The administration has articulated no clear U.S. strategy for a meeting South Korea's leader says will occur within two months.
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In her book, Ms. Haskell brilliantly articulated the contradictions that haunt the movies, with their dispiriting truths and transporting fictions.
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The depth with which Kaphar plotted that history is articulated in a series of texts posted on the project's website.
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For a lot of people that we talked to, this was the first time that they had really articulated this.
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We collected several measures of authority: how much women spoke, how often they were interrupted, how often they articulated the views they had privately reported to us, how often other members articulated women's views, whether the group adopted these views in its decision, and whether women were later rated as influential by other members.
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I'll leave substantive analysis of the strategy for Afghanistan that Donald Trump articulated last night to better-qualified analysts than myself.
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The longer term ambitions, as articulated by Pouprey, amounted to no less than creating fabric-based objects with invisible computing powers.
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What he's articulated much less clearly is how much this system would cost — and how the government would raise that revenue.
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The bank's strategic objectives have been consistent over the past years and well-articulated to achieve organic growth and group integration.
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In addition, the company articulated a commitment to maintaining $3 billion of cash on the balance sheet (nearly all readily available).
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The Brexit debate is more about whether the exit camp's articulated path to free trade outside of the EU is realistic.
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Clinton is likely to continue the Obama Administration's position on renewable energy, while Trump has not articulated a clear energy policy.
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Yet even if a Republican challenge to Mr Trump were articulated in policy terms, its focus would be on his behaviour.
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The premier producer of what many consider the world's best (most coveted) personal screens hasn't ever articulated a cogent media strategy.
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Second, let's drop the talk about "dependency" and "welfare cultures," powerfully articulated by Ronald Reagan, and never really contested since then.
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One white nationalist, who goes by Cracker Jack, articulated this sentiment as a guest on the 87 episode of the podcast.
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"President Zelenskyy articulated his administration's commitment to defeating corruption and pledged to launch much anticipated reforms," the Energy Department's statement said.
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In his South Lawn speech, President Clinton gave voice to nearly every principle articulated by Attorney General Barr at Notre Dame.
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In the works from the 1980s, Lerner articulated precisely edged geometric forms on solid grounds that were either black or white.
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" Tribe articulated similar arguments in an op-ed for the Boston Globe Tuesday, calling the Texas Senator a "fair-weather originalist.
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Look through the emoji menu and there's delivery trucks, cars, taxis, articulated lorries, buses, headlights, and other ways to get around.
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RBC said that "strong execution" on a "well-articulated business plan" has driven growth in the company's intrinsic value per share.
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The secretary of state articulated a the need for a "higher level of dialogue" between Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping.
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So when the proponents of sanctuary cities make that argument that you just articulated, I think they have it exactly backwards.
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Even a week after the attacks, I have not heard an articulated strategy for what this attack was supposed to accomplish.
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Within the Cervantes Center Friday night, before the first block of films, Abella articulated his other major goal for the festival.
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That was back when it was fresh and new and exciting but still somehow articulated things that were (sometimes painfully) familiar.
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This message must be clearly articulated by everyone committed to curbing opioid addiction without sacrificing the needs of people in pain.
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The agency will offer a menu of services articulated through the shorthand ABCDE – Audience, Brand Consultancy, Content, Data and Events & Experiences.
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These messages appear to come together in solidarity for the movement, which is articulated by the inclusion of demonstration scenes below.
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Many aspects of the alt-right, especially as articulated by outspoken figures like Spencer, are highly unpalatable to older right-wingers.
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No one, journalist or otherwise, has yet articulated conclusively just how it is that Mr Trump is, in their view, wrong.
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Men like Aucoin were "flaming," with overly articulated eyebrows and meticulous speech patterns, hair tips fringed with gold, wrists expressively lax.
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This is a beta test, sure, but Uber has not articulated why it wants passengers in the cars right this moment.
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Such an odd and passive-aggressive decision, absent a larger articulated strategy, will only sow distrust and confusion in the alliance.
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That is not the fantasy of diehard Eurosceptics but a real fear articulated at the highest levels in Berlin and Brussels.
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"Many of these policies are inconsistent with the intent of Congress as articulated in the [Immigration and Nationality Act]" Sullivan wrote.
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" Beyond the need to keep costs down, Lee also articulated the importance of getting the meat eater to "crave your product.
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One morning, I found that he had built a small zoo on the table, using articulated dolls, farm animals, and Legos.
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In the heat of that battle, the principles articulated above will soon be forgotten as the legislative sausage grinder grinds away.
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In an interview, he articulated one of the issues with these sting operations: It is tough for addicts to say no.
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Zarif's great value to Iran was that he speaks eloquent English and regularly articulated the regime's views on American television networks.
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"The implication that political people would have to review the science before it was articulated is disturbing," she told the Globe.
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Numerous nations have articulated the importance of protecting their own national values in the age of AI, but these values differ.
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Pompeo articulated the list at the conservative Heritage Foundation on Monday, in his first major speech as the nation's top diplomat.
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He will join Justice Neil Gorsuch with well-articulated and principled opposition to the increasing independence and authority of federal agencies.
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"It's POTUS' belief Jews shouldn't be voting Dem & he articulated it in a way that stirred debate, controversy & criticism," he added.
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If the Republicans want to represent the American people, then we need a clearly articulated platform that resonates beyond the base.
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Keller's gruesome creations depict Darwinian, Lovecraftian, and Kafkian creatures, like stillborn kittens, monkey skull lanterns, and an articulated muskrat holding flowers.
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Those intentions, reported by the Oregonian, were articulated by Portland Commissioner Dan Saltzman, who oversees the city's Bureau of Transportation (PBOT).
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Earlier this month, I argued that Sanders has articulated the implicit basis for a robust, even radical, recalibration of U.S. power.
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Its flexible, articulated "body" allows the sea snake to be configured for different tasks and easily navigate complex areas of machinery.
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" On "Half Man Half Shark," his sudden, uncontrollable spiral downwards is articulated starkly: "Simple soft thoughts / Simple soft thoughts become menacing.
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His choices so far suggest a more conservative approach to many domestic issues than Mr. Trump himself articulated during the campaign.
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Gerstein draws in a fluid, unfussy pen-line with overlays of watercolor that wash each scene in a warmly articulated light.
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In the 1968 election, neither Republican Richard Nixon nor Democrat Hubert Humphrey articulated clear views on what he would in Vietnam.
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What he might do the next four years, however, was not articulated during the debate (nor, really, during the entire campaign).
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They unearthed most of its skull and a large portion of its neck and shoulder, with most of the bones articulated.
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Cartier recently announced the reintroduction of its Panthère watch, a timepiece on an articulated metal bracelet originally created in the 1980s.
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As a high school student surviving on salad, I couldn't have articulated any of this, but I definitely absorbed these messages.
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It says that America is a country built by men, and that our achievements and values are best articulated by men.
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At every opportunity abroad, President Trump articulated his vision for securing the American homeland, enhancing American prosperity and advancing American influence.
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Why give up the beliefs he articulated in bills he co-sponsored and statements he's made, as recently as this year?
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"They follow a very clearly articulated job aid … it's a very regulated process that we operate around the world," he said.
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Senators also voted unanimously to affirm American support for the mutual defense doctrine articulated in Article 5 of the NATO charter.
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The appeals court grounded that decision in the third-party doctrine, first articulated by the Supreme Court in United States v.
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All officials, and most of all presidents, should respect senior officers, the judgment of peers and the values articulated in training.
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But Harris has not articulated what she thinks the best way to make a positive impact on people's lives actually is.
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Karen wanted to begin speaking a steady stream of well-articulated language to her baby, but it was difficult to articulate.
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Furthermore, in public statements, lawmakers and health agencies have rarely articulated the distinction between nicotine e-cigarettes and marijuana THC vapes.
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The former vice president has articulated that vision repeatedly since becoming a candidate (and even before that!) -- often to his detriment.
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There is pretty much nothing about this piece that I think was wisely considered, for all the reasons readers already articulated.
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"[Trump's] view — which he's articulated publicly — is that America ought to be getting the best deal among developed countries," Azar said.
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Her clearly articulated, lyrically imaginative cello playing can fulfill a range of roles in quick succession: melodist, beat maker, textural accompanist.
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We bumble along, swiping right and left, without any real awareness of the fully articulated beings hanging beyond that first impression.
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"What was not sufficiently articulated by us was that in many ways Bernie was running for FDR's fifth term," he writes.
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Trump's plan, as articulated during a 1999 flirtation with a Reform Party presidential bid, differed from Warren's in three important respects.
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I will take the blame that we have not really articulated what happens when you press that "sign in with Google" button.
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When things get uneven, the BionicWheelBot can slowly tip-toe its way over rocks, debris, and other obstacles with its articulated legs.
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" "Like ballet dancers or center-forwards, surgeons rely on forms of expertise gained through experience and observation, which cannot be easily articulated.
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The simplistic design of a robot snake—a long articulated tube—is also what makes them appealing for a variety of applications.
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And that's odd, because Dorsey articulated it so well on that earnings call a year ago: What should you expect from Twitter?
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has articulated, quite clearly, what type of health care system he'd like to see in the United States.
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In the next breath, though, Sanders articulated a class-based interpretation of American politics, one most Democratic politicians typically aren't willing to.
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As articulated by U.S. producer Alcoa last week, at current prices some 30-40 percent of the world's smelters are losing money.
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The argument Rasmussen and others have articulated for years pinpoints so many of the issues the Trump administration has addressed right away.
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Public Financial Policies: Broadcom's publicly articulated financial policies are conservative and increasingly in-line with strong investment grade ratings, in Fitch's view.
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Fitch believes Broadcom could achieve its articulated 7503x total leverage target through a combination of profitability growth and reducing pre-payable debt.
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He said as much in a recent interview with Radio Times, during which he articulated his thoughts on gender equality very clearly.
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It is deeply encouraging that one key American who still believes the principles articulated by President Clinton is Attorney General William Barr.
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Apple has never clearly articulated why it doesn't want people to fix their own iPhones or to have independent experts repair them.
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But that distinction was once clearly articulated by a man who lived among both: the late Mo Udall, a congressman from Arizona.
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Once they've articulated their reason, they should also give you an idea of how long they want to keep this under wraps.
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Management organisation and the operating structure support a well-articulated and clear strategy that has successfully generated efficiencies throughout the council's operations.
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There's a fully articulated touchscreen as well as an OLED electronic viewfinder and an information panel on the top of the camera.
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Critics say he has articulated no overarching vision for how he plans to tackle the country's major problems: violence, inequality and migration.
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Answers to complicated questions to be unpacked and articulated without so much as the breathing space to experience the emotions they enkindle.
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But Trump sees the border and enforcement and the whole deal at our southwest border very differently, and he articulated it today.
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It's the closest thing any Republican has articulated to a Plan B now that their repeal plan has gone down in flames.
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The most lasting of the court's approaches is known as the "Lemon test" after the 1971 case in which it was articulated.
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At the San Francisco speech, she articulated disappointment about the election but spent most of her time on stage sounding defiant tones.
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If anything, the Trump administration is quite loyally plugging away at Ryan-esque goals that the president never articulated as a candidate.
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Preconceptions suggested that the suit would be hard cased, with articulated arms—that it would make a man look like a robot.
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As one of his prodigies, Pep Guardiola, once articulated it: "Cruyff built the cathedral; our job is to maintain and renovate it."
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As I wrote at the time describing his speech: Speaking at the Microsoft Government Cloud Forum, he articulated the company security strategy.
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And he lies about it, arguably the biggest sin in Stone's worldview, articulated throughout his body of work, from Salvador to Snowden.
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A clear-eyed opponent of two totalitarian governments, Milosz articulated a determined embrace of freedom that resonated during the cultural cold war.
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" Over 26 minutes, Pompeo articulated a strategy that can best be summarized as, "Do everything we say, or we will crush you.
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The court has never struck down a partisan gerrymander, nor has it articulated the legal grounds on which it might do so.
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She largely rejected Sanders's platform, articulated a clear, incremental policy vision, and professed a belief in American greatness at the same time.
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According to Tesla, neither the Model S's driver nor the car's own sensors noticed a large articulated lorry crossing the road ahead.
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But here was an axiom so fundamental that he hadn't even articulated it to himself, much less subjected it to logical scrutiny.
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From Reagan's race politics to Trump's nativism, leaders on the right have articulated the principles that groups of armed American extremists practice.
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Rice and Jayapal have both strongly articulated the case for sticking to first principles and taking a strong stance against alleged abusers.
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In case you were wondering, she has "a fully articulated metal skeleton," so you can arrange her any which way you like.
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The contract was most clearly articulated in FDR's 1944 State of the Union address, known as the Economic Bill of Rights speech.
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" Trump articulated that the United States does not expect "diverse countries to share the same cultures, traditions, or even systems of government.
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What's surprised me is, wow, as a company, we have to serve many constituents and their interests, their unmet and articulated needs.
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Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's nominee to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, has articulated a different interpretation of those events.
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Certainly, President John F. Kennedy articulated the moon program in Cold War terms when he proposed it just over eight years previously.
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An expert task force and an explicitly articulated virtual currency strategy will do more than just catch up policy with technological reality.
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There's a "Black Mirror" feel to the show — in a good way, not a hectoring way — and some well-articulated domestic drama.
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"She also very clearly articulated today that the Russian government unequivocally worked to undermine our democracy during the 2016 election," Houlton said.
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If Trump persists with racist rhetoric on the campaign trail, an alternative articulated by Whitman could point the way toward what Sen.
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Decidedly unbutlerish is the powerful articulated arm that it kept tucked discretely behind its back until it needed to serve my water.
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We will however give some guidelines to people wishing to talk to Nadine as the sentences should be short and well articulated.
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Other proud racist individuals like Richard Spencer and Sam Hyde were also receiving hundreds per month to finance their vaguely articulated operations.
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Yet win or lose, ultimately Hillary Clinton's 2016 candidacy refutes the ideas articulated by the anti-suffragists and revived again this year.
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He has bought 26 skulls so far, along with two skeletons: one fully articulated, pieced together with metal wire, and one disassembled.
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Mr. McConnell has long articulated his belief that a divided government can spur politically risky deals that neither party would attempt alone.
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The articulated fingers can be controlled from inside the gauntlet and used for play or can be manipulated and locked for display.
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William McDonough has articulated a "new language for carbon" that highlights the myriad ways carbon operates both in natural and human systems.
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As Taylor, Wieler, Simon, and Ellis have articulated, the primacy of a museum's role as a public and community entity is sacrosanct.
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All of that is music to Moscow's ears, as were party leaders' statements last year when they finally articulated their foreign policy.
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Every word is carefully chosen, articulated with force and precision, but never snidely, sarcastically or dismissively, and never with rancor or condescension.
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Trump's basic worldview, as articulated on the campaign trail, was that all the major dilemmas of American public policy had easy solutions.
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For decades our courts have constructed an antitrust regime at odds with the values that Congress articulated when passing the antitrust laws.
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"Therein lies the issue with the design change: Those pitch rates were never articulated to us," said one test pilot, Matthew Menza.
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"It contains an explosive energy articulated through intersecting angular shapes that reflect the chaos and construction of New York," Ms. Ringle said.
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Obama had clearly articulated his understanding of the nation when he came into the spotlight during the Democratic National Convention in 2004.
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The story of Mary Anderson and REI demonstrates the benefits of an identity that is clearly articulated, widely shared and consistently reinforced.
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Favoring lissome, clearly articulated block chords, he turns corners tightly, and clears many landings on his way to completing a longer thought.
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Hultcrantz handed Georgi a survey, with questions containing three statements that articulated varying levels of confidence in oneself and in the world.
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Subtleties of human personality it might take thousands of words to establish are here articulated by way of a few confident brushstrokes.
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The articulated legs on this tripod can be adjusted every which way to hold your phone level on just about any surface.
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This empathetic account of the women of early Mormonism focusses on the doctrine of polygamy, first articulated by Joseph Smith in 1843.
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"In some parts it is very confused, there are many conspiracy theories articulated," Bild newspaper cited terrorism expert Peter Neumann as saying.
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The province has concluded its fiscal consolidation program first articulated in its 2010 budget, with a balanced budget tabled for fiscal 2018.
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"On every metric he has ever articulated on how he will run this place, this bill meets those metrics," the aide said.
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Southey "professionalizes the IR function, and increases our confidence that a unified and clear message will be articulated to shareholders," he said.
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Plus, Barbie's new articulated ankles allowed her to rock a pair of flats just as well as heels for the first time.
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Trump's 10-second history of the war articulated it as many Americans, who largely consider that war a mistake, now understand it.
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You even see them in [old-style] etiquette books like Gloria Vanderbilt's — some of the assumptions of forgiveness articulated in those rituals.
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But in fact, the unveiling of MAGA-nomics, as articulated by Mulvaney, represents a retreat from Trump's oft-stated 4 percent goal.
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"We all were stunned to see him take such a public position, because he'd never articulated any of that before," Mr. Dadey said.
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" She didn't take the bait, repeating first lady Michelle Obama's philosophy articulated at the Democratic convention: "When they go low, we go high.
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Just as importantly, he never articulated why it was crucial to reset relations with Russia, as every preceding administration has tried to do.
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" David French argues in the National Review that Carson articulated "an entirely mainstream, pro-life view" that "most Republican politicians dare not utter.
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In dealing so openly with their two-toned mindset, they've articulated a cryptic emotional struggle that's normally left to mourners to decode alone.
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For all their considerable power, Burtynsky's Romantic forms are in tension with their unromantic contents, a contrast articulated by the works' informational titles.
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The five concurring justices articulated a different view that extensive surveillance—even in public—could fall under the scope of the 4th Amendment.
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While Parrot itself is best known for its drones, the kit is also meant to work for rolling robots and even articulated arms.
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"As we articulated six months ago, our top priority is to accelerate LinkedIn's growth, by adding value for every LinkedIn member," says Nadella.
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The idea fit in with the Whitney's newly articulated goal of showing politically relevant art "that relates to the real world," he said.
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With its latest technology, Volvo has articulated a goal of having no crash fatalities or serious injuries in a new Volvo by 2020.
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What doesn't seem to be guiding Trump's thinking and actions is a clearly articulated strategy of the sort that has driven previous administrations.
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But despite such ambitions, the company has never truly articulated what's in it for us if the company succeeds in its ultimate goal.
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Here are three obvious implications: But there's a fourth implication I haven't seen clearly articulated anywhere, so I want to lay it out.
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Mr. Varjon opened the program with a full-blooded, characterful and crisply articulated rendition of Haydn's Sonata in E minor (Hob. XV1:34).
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New York Times writer and college professor Zeynep Tufekci, one such critic, articulated her feelings on the move in a pair of tweets.
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The invention is related to "articulated vehicles" or ones with a pivoting joint in the middle of its construction like a large bus.
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"They made me feel like such a crushed, mashed, hopeless old lady and I am a feisty, strong, articulated English speaker," she said.
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"I designed these highly articulated platinum 'leaf earrings' set with almost 10 carats of diamonds to shimmer in the wind," Lane tells PEOPLE.
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The idea that technology is both liberating and oppressive, first articulated by philosopher Lewis Mumford (PDF) in the 1930s, started to shine through.
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What do you think this principle of health that you just articulated replaces in your old thinking, if this is the new thinking?
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Many of the political statements in Songs for Sabotage are articulated in unexpected materials, and often delivered with a healthful dose of humor.
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But without a word to label these sensations or feelings they are often overlooked, never to be fully acknowledged, articulated or even remembered.
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The Guidance will supersede certain analysis methods articulated in previous guidance, particularly the examiner's "Quick Reference" that previously sought to categorize abstract ideas.
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But the fallout from his ill-articulated views on abortion was such that within hours he revised them, not only once, but twice.
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That Trump's flip-flop can't be easily explained, and that the policy he has landed on can't actually be articulated, isn't Spicer's fault.
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"I agree with the priority articulated to dismantle the administrative state," he said, echoing a stated goal of Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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The White House's media briefing room was packed on Wednesday afternoon as spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders articulated the official line on those questions.
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We had been in denial about this fact until several months ago, when J.G. articulated to us how scary and demeaning this felt.
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Renault said the driver had escaped serious injury but was taken to hospital after the articulated vehicle went off the motorway near Gyor.
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The $50 hanger also comes with a swappable pair of articulated arms designed to quickly dry a pair of boots from the inside.
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The bank's management and strategy is in line with those of the group as a whole, reflecting well-articulated and stable strategic directives.
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Trade skeptics among Democrats often talk about creating a "new model of trade" but haven't yet articulated a concrete vision of that model.
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This stands in stark contrast to what Air Force leadership have articulated about the need for a fast moving and commercially viable approach.
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But Hoffman said the team also relied on the principle of harm articulated by John Stuart Mill, a 19th-century English political philosopher.
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But when paradoxes are articulated in elegant ways, as in the case of James Damore and the mythical Female Brain Syndrome, opportunities arise.
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They've also articulated interest in applying this model to Instagram, to bring in the revenue they need to keep Facebook's sinking platform afloat.
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"This is the basis for the strong case I have articulated for raising our interest rate above its current low level," he said.
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Fifty years ago Martin Luther King, Jr. articulated the interrelatedness between what he called the three evils of racism, economic exploitation, and militarism.
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But since people don't want to say they're uncomfortable around minorities, for somewhat obvious reasons, their concerns get articulated through race-neutral language.
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It's fitting that another German, U.S. national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, has articulated the problem of nostalgia in sports better than anyone.
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And movies have tried, with varying success, to capture some of the rage at Wall Street that Bernie Sanders articulated during the primaries.
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She has articulated a vision of a more fair, just and inclusive society, and has given the specifics of how to achieve it.
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Mr. Obama has articulated these themes before, most notably in his speech on the 50th anniversary of the protest march in Selma, Ala.
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An intricate construct of sharply articulated footwork, runs and leaps, the choreography flips between steady, symmetrical phrases, woozy slow motion and accelerated flurries.
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"The goals [Schaaf] articulated—retaining the Raiders, and protecting the public interest—are both tremendous goals, and they're not mutually inconsistent," said Trask.
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In one of his first articulated policies, Dutton said this week he would exclude household electricity bills from Australia's goods and services tax.
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President Trump has articulated his support for "a bill of love" — exactly what we need in this situation — not a bill of discord.
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One party regular who showed up in Revolutionary War garb and offered only his first name, articulated the challenge for Trump-skeptic Republicans.
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This figure is articulated by the dialectic play between the mediums of painting and metalwork, play that makes it both absurd and charming.
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The philosopher W.V. Quine articulated the indeterminacy of translation thesis by using a word in the unknown language of the Arunta Aboriginal tribe.
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Though her base was never as big as Sanders's, she articulated a clear vision, and many of her followers genuinely believe in it.
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If this fragility can be seized, shared and articulated, we can move in the direction of that which supports life on this Earth.
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The starfish ended up being madame's favorite piece with its unusual pairing (at the time) of purple and red and its articulated rays.
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His spectacular "Scarabée" (beetle) brooch is a large articulated piece in colored gems that doubles as a pendant and even diffuses a scent.
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The Nixon adviser John Ehrlichman articulated the reasons behind the decision in a "talking points" memo for the president soon after Hoover's death.
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At the same time, it was an international platform, and who among us could have articulated a coherent stance on international human rights?
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The potent mix of wistful nostalgia, unvarnished sentimentality and daydreamy optimism articulated the hopes and anxieties of war-weary soldiers and citizens alike.
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Yet, many of the critics of the president's Syria policy articulated exaggerated views about the United States's ability to shape events in Syria.
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Wilbur Ross's Commerce Department has advanced some sensible and appropriately incremental changes to trade policy, but no long-term agenda has been articulated.
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But he sticks to his view, first articulated over 40 years ago, that the costs of the wider bomber offensive outstripped its results.
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It's ludicrous to suggest that we are impairing the troops from doing their job by not doing our job articulated in the Constitution.
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The all-glass roof is quintessential Tesla, and the razor-sharp, delicately articulated fascia gives the Ferrari 458 a run for its money.
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So I would say the underlying sentiment is positive, the technology needs in making the world a better world more articulated than before.
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Sanders key differentiator, that he is an existential threat to the establishment has never really been clearly or sharply articulated by the campaign.
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This conundrum was most famously articulated by the professor and critic Walter Benn Michaels in his controversial 2006 book, The Trouble With Diversity.
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What does unity mean for working-class voters who find their concerns best articulated through a dissenting voice challenging America's pervasive wealth inequality?
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Each of the leaves' veins is articulated in white, while red, green, blue, and violet bands (either vertical or horizontal) define their surface.
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At the time it happened, we wanted to make sure that we articulated our strategy and stand for what we believe is right.
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She articulated her father's vision of how he saw the nation during his service, appropriating the president's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan.
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In fact, the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 legally requires bulk emails to include a clearly articulated way for you to opt out.
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If the providers of information are to share in the value derived from their data, the ownership rights need to be better articulated.
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Just before Steinem quipped on Bill Maher about young women and the Bernie boys, she actually articulated her generation's case for Hillary Clinton.
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"It's worth noting that even though the arms and legs look like they're articulated, they don't actually move — for maximum inaction!" says Norton.
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Drexler's interest in person over place is clearly articulated in the exhibition's opening section, "Love and Violence," installed inside the Rose's first floor.
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Bush did not develop a specific privatization plan, but instead articulated a series of principles, and expected Congress to work out the details.
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However, for all his talking and tweeting since January 20, Trump has still not articulated a coherent national security policy for the United States.
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So one critique, as articulated by the Campaign Against Sex Robots among others, is that having sex with robots will lead to literal dehumanization.
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Furthermore, it would be disastrous for a public figure of your standing who has articulated a commitment to education, women's rights, and social justice.
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Epix was punching well above its class with this well-articulated activation, but we're still not quite sure what the show is actually about.
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The tigers (and some horses) simply served as "articulated object classes" — essentially, objects with continuously moving parts — for the system to watch and understand.
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In many ways, the decision was a reminder of the principle first articulated by Chief Justice John Marshall in the case of Marbury v.
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As articulated by the Nobel laureate (and particle physicist) David Gross: Where in nature do you find beauty, and where do you find garbage?
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But the positions articulated by the two on issues ranging from trade and military spending to climate change and migration have remained far apart.
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But the guiding principle, articulated by Woodrow Wilson a century ago, that it should use its power for good in the world has endured.
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The first, as articulated by Fred Bercovitch of the advocacy group Save the Giraffes, has to do with emotion: Everybody likes giraffes, Bercovitch says.
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Nonetheless David M. Smith's "new and useful or improved...spring clamp for clothes lines" (1853) made him the inventor of the modern articulated peg.
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David Simon's breakout show "The Wire" articulated how the lives of ordinary people are shaped by the institutions they find themselves caught up in.
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" Asher told BuzzFeed News by email: "I articulated my views about Carleton Gajdusek in that article and have nothing of value to add now.
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In the tradition best articulated by Edmund Burke, decisions are made by representatives who weigh all interests, not delegates who speak for just one.
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Click here to view original GIFThat articulated arm, and the gripping head on the end of it, are technological marvels all on their own.
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The dial is infinitely scrolling, but like Logitech's MX mice, it's also an articulated wheel so each stop forward is a distinct, separate movement.
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It both articulated and enforced a new and often increasingly extreme post-Tea Party orthodoxy to which party higher-ups had to pay heed.
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The FDA's announcement was "one of the best articulated positions in many years," Andre Calantzopoulos, PMI's chief executive, said in an interview on Monday.
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Francis is also friendly to the idea of a "decentralization" of the Church, which is a concept articulated early on in the liberation movement.
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"It is clear that our goals regarding health and safety are in step with the goals Attorney General Sessions has articulated," Inslee's statement said.
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Nikola, which was founded in 2014, also said it would be targeting other international markets including Asia and Australia with its new articulated truck.
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And not in the clunky, poorly written "I'm better for being abused and raped" sense that she articulated in Season 8's second episode.
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In 1962, Malcolm X articulated the longstanding problems of policing in the black community, and spoke of the press inflaming whites against black people.
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Gadsby's thoughts on self-deprecating humor are spot on, and her exploration of standup as a balance of tension and release were perfectly articulated.
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The Bolsheviks' nationality policy, as articulated by Stalin in the early 21970s, envisioned the Soviet Union as a conglomeration of ethnic and cultural entities.
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The docs suggest the claims are a "fabrication articulated for the first time in its complaint" around 14 months after the amendment was signed.
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"The administration still has not articulated a strategic rationale for its proposed buildup," notes national security expert Benjamin H. Friedman at the Boston Review.
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Another advantage of a well-articulated ensemble is that it can counter the secret weakness of superheroes: they tend to be a little dull.
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In a primary debate in September 2015, he said he "would get along with" Putin and articulated a more conciliatory posture toward the Kremlin.
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One of the things I liked most about President Trump when he ran for office was that he articulated a clearly different foreign policy.
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We call this effort "Rethink Privacy" and ground our recommendations in the Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs) as articulated in the OECD Privacy Guidelines.
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The reality is that many of the Trump administration's articulated demands are things that China is already doing, albeit at a somewhat slower pace.
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Texas — they might ask whether a state law, legitimately passed, can be invalidated if it does not offend any articulated terms of the Constitution.
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Forty-one states have articulated bold goals to raise the percentage of their residents with education beyond high school and drive future economic growth.
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And a delicately colored linden tree branch, complete with leaves and seed pods, is fully articulated to represent its movement in a gentle breeze.
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This beautifully articulated figure is an astonishing flash of realism in a show that is otherwise dreamlike, rife with distortions both anatomical and spatial.
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There was a strong theme with Dumb Flesh around the degradation of the human body, which was articulated in the artwork and track titles.
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The difference between the two is simple: A named-peril policy pays for losses and damages due to causes specifically articulated in your policy.
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Because these protesters have articulated the fundamental values that should inform all universities, and those values, in turn, are precisely what Trump is undermining.
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The car also features "articulated fins" that can be moved with mechanical levers to steer, while diving underwater is made possible by ballast tanks.
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It fills a need and a desire articulated even by people who don't have mohawks or recurring yearly donations to the Free Software Foundation.
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They articulated a civic religion that challenged the country to do better, to forge a future that lived up to the promise of America.
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In turn, I got a crisply articulated sense of Iran's strategic thinking along with invitations to meet with various Iranian leaders, including Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Most of the 42 percent who objected clung to the psychoanalytic view articulated by Sigmund Freud in 1914 that homosexuality was a developmental problem.
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Last year was the first since the 2008 financial crisis that the Fed articulated a clear plan for monetary policy and stuck with it.
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When Mr. Akinmusire starts reciting these names, he is stripping things down, taking us close to the source of the manifold frustrations articulated earlier.
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" Too many higher education administrators today, however, are afraid to endorse such principles, principles clearly articulated in what is known as the "Chicago Statement.
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For generations, Congress has simply articulated a version of how that duty constrains the president's power to fire a special set of agency heads.
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" If the end goal is what the president's Tweet was early this morning as-- as Mick articulated it, then I say, "Go, Mr. President.
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"For the very same reasons articulated in Clinton v Jones, a stay for the duration of the Trump presidency must be denied," she added.
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From Ben Franklin to Langston Hughes, Americans have articulated our distinctiveness in ways that did not implicitly culminate in a twilight struggle with Communism.
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Ironically, he came after we embraced our obligation to others, articulated their causes as our own, and projected a hopeful message around the globe.
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But his letter articulated a frustration with the tactics of the Independent Democratic Conference, which has grown in size and influence in recent months.
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For years, indigenous organizers in Oaxaca, Mexico, have articulated a demand to its government and governments around the world: the right to not migrate.
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The development follows the special counsel's recent discovery of alleged "additional criminal conduct" articulated in a court document sent from the prosecutor's office Friday.
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The Pentagon's base budget would be $688 billion by 2027 under the desired military buildup articulated by the Trump administration, according to the CBO.
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These arguments may have been best articulated by right-wing thinkers, but they have value for the left too, because they identify real problems.
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The roach-bot, named Compressible Robot with Articulated Mechanisms, or CRAM, is also remarkable for being so cockroach-y without giving us the creeps.
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The administration and Trump have not articulated what is realistic and what China could do that would lead the US to stop imposing tariffs.
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The company says that Project Kinect for Azure can handle fully articulated hand tracking and that it can be used for high-fidelity spatial mapping.
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But writer/director Johnson had a good reason for going that route, as he articulated very well during a South by Southwest panel this week.
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In the exhibition, the tension of the US-Puerto Rico relationship is articulated through an engagement with the materiality of painting itself, specifically the canvas.
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This perspective was articulated by the head of Russia's major oil company Rosneft, Igor Sechin, who spoke at the Russian-Chinese Energy Forum on Thursday.
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The Mueller probe, as it was originally articulated by Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein, is a counterintelligence probe into Russia&aposs interference in the 20183 election.
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Further, if one reads or listens to the speeches of Fed Board members there is no cohesive economic of financial theory that is being articulated.
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The bank's strategy is adequately articulated although this may be subject to change based on market opportunities, as evidenced in the Marostica acquisition in 2015.
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But otherwise, he never articulated much of a philosophy for health care reform, and when he did, he didn't sound like much of a Republican.
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His Tumblr is full of writings about his favourite music, the longer ones all articulated, thoughtful and carving out a broader exploration of philosophical concepts.
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"The policies articulated by the FCC prior to 2017, and crystalized in the 2015 Order, are backbone concepts for the oversight of networks," Wheeler said.
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The argument is most clearly articulated in a pair of articles, one from a Jewish publication called the Algemeiner and one from the Washington Post.
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MARTIN BARNESChief executiveLawWorksLondon The notion that scientific journals are slowing progress is an opinion that is increasingly articulated by scientists themselves ("Time's up", March 25th).
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This vision of a hollow earth, of mysterious travellers excavating the land is of course best articulated on "Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head".
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Image: USPTOThe patent, first reported by Patently Apple, is a new linking mechanism connecting the first cabin and second cabin in an articulated vehicle chain.
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The display on the back of the camera is fully articulated—a first for a Canon full frame camera—and it has 22 point autofocus.
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There is a broad consensus, articulated by both Alcoa and Hydro in their Q2 results, that global consumption growth is running around 4-5 percent.
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Eggers' great observation, articulated in his new book Delivering on Digital, is that digital technology offers a unique opportunity for American government to reinvent itself.
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The Aztec serpent with articulated tongue is on view in Gallery 358 of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan).
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One by one, they articulated their ideas for legal reforms that would allow them to experience press freedom for the first time in their careers.
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CRAM ("compressible robot with articulated mechanisms") has a jointed exoskeleton and a soft shell that allow it to shape shift and move through small spaces.
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A departure from his harsher 2008 campaign rhetoric, normalization quickly became a cornerstone of President Obama's Sudan policy, articulated in his earliest days in office.
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Jim Watson/AFP via Getty News Images The Supreme Court has, in previous rulings, articulated standards for judging the constitutionality of abortion restrictions like these.
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Socialism, as Elizabeth Bruenig recently articulated it at The Washington Post, is a direct solution to the inequality expressed by the state of campaign finance.
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But they will have to fit in a grander, bolder vision articulated by Congress that should form the basis to revise the Fed's new mandate.
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But Mr. Masekela also underscored the concert's conviction — articulated at one point by Irina Bokova, Unesco's director-general — that jazz is now a global art.
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As articulated in his 1899 book, "The Theory of the Leisure Class," Veblen's is probably still the second-most-influential critique of capitalism, after Marx.
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The news arrives after Amazon employees articulated similar demands in September and staged a 20133,800 worker walkout on September 20 during the global climate strike.
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Second, it must build an international consensus around a transparent, publicly articulated economic bailout package for Sudan conditioned on pursuit of a credible reform agenda.
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We learn that the government articulated core values, but that Indonesians, divided among thousands of islands and hundreds of languages, suffered a weak national identity.
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When meetings go horribly wrong, it's usually due to sloppy agendas, un-articulated ground rules, and having too many participants, among other basic structural mistakes.
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But as the Supreme Court prepared to hear Jack's case, the First Amendment Lawyers Association filed an amicus brief that articulated one potential path forward.
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Sanders has articulated his brand of democratic socialism as being about improving the lives of lower and middle-class Americans who have been left behind.
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Under the cover of a lawsuit defending Asian Americans, Students for Fair Admissions is arguably attempting to apply the legal standard articulated in Fisher v.
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In 2016, an unlatched 40-feet container disengaged from an articulated vehicle and fell on vehicles under the bridge killing three people, local media reported.
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Paul could have articulated this on the Senate floor and explained it to McCain — but the truth is, this isn't news to senator from Arizona.
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Most of the candidates have articulated commitments or released plans to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions through legislation, administrative actions, international diplomacy and other initiatives.
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All the while, he articulated an expansive vision of the Constitution, converting it into an elastic document that could grow with a dynamic young country.
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They also don't clarify the GOP candidate's broader global vision, as some have taken positions contrary to those he has articulated on the campaign trail.
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Love, at least as Jesus articulated it, has to do with seeking the good and the welfare of others before one's own enlightened self-interest.
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He articulated exactly the response that we're working on that we all believe is necessary to repeal and replace ObamaCare with a much better system.
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A festival spokeswoman said there was no further comment, beyond the festival's initial reason for canceling the movie, which was articulated by Mr. De Niro.
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She also articulated her own experiences as a child sexual abuse survivor in an incredibly resonant poem published in April, I Could Not Protect Her.
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