"Articulating populist policies will only work with voters if the party articulating them is credibly committed to 'breaking the wheel,'" Hauser said.
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When I hear conservatives talk about the importance of family structure, what I mostly hear them doing isn't articulating a policy agenda, but articulating opposition to a policy agenda.
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We struggle even articulating our own style, nevertheless someone else's.
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Articulating the issue changes your response from emotion to logic.
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For articulating their suffering they were branded with hysteria's stigma.
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Not by calling their opponents names, but by articulating solutions.
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Tony spent the next few minutes articulating the administration's view.
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He came close to articulating a strategy on North Korea.
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She's bad at effectively articulating the perspectives she does have.
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Rieder said the Fed has been clear in articulating its intentions.
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So they are now articulating the possibility of a future IPO.
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The film is better at articulating pathos, if sometimes too simplistically.
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A democracy not based on calling names but articulating a vision.
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He speaks slowly and calmly, articulating complicated ideas in unpretentious tones.
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In articulating ultimate truths, a contradiction is a sign of failure.
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That's more important than the scatological or profane text you're articulating.
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We have to give them a chance to start articulating policy.
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Her family had a talent for emitting judgment without articulating words.
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Is shame so toxic an emotion that articulating it promotes it?
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People have a little bit of a hard time articulating it.
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" Instead, say, "Thank you for articulating that so clearly for me.
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But one artist is already articulating much more clearly than you are.
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Articulating arm: extends up to 3 feet to deliver a deadly sting.
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Clinton was simply articulating that point, using Vermont as a (faulty) example.
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Since 2016, he's been articulating a series of positions on Israel-Palestine.
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If articulating those questions was hard, writing them was ten times worse.
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They need practice at articulating how they feel from an early age.
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So be purposeful about discovering, articulating, and living and working with purpose.
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But we've had a hard time articulating what we're for until now.
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Their comedy slyly vacillates between articulating this animus and then skewering it.
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And I have a hard time articulating what "works" about a performance.
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But like Kessler, he was also articulating a means to an end.
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Articulating those emotions is a first step to gaining a satisfying bottle.
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Trump has done a great job of articulating the feelings I have.
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Full Motion TV wall mount with Tilt, swivel articulating arm, HDMI Cable5.
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It is impossible to pursue a comprehensive immigration policy by articulating superficial goals.
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Carwardine used that principle to create an articulating lamp for factory assembly lines.
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She makes the very difficult — articulating universal emotions — look simple and completely intuitive.
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The Sunday Leader has never sought safety by unquestioningly articulating the majority view.
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And, beyond articulating the problem, wasn't it time to start talking about solutions?
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He has articulating facial features and will repeat your name back to you.
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ONE OF THE PRIMARY ISSUES WE DISCUSED IS THIS ISSUES THAT YOU'RE ARTICULATING.
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This is a vision that CEO Aaron Levie has been articulating for years.
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The only thing missing is a fully articulating screen, which makes vlogging tricky.
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I've used many, but the whole articulating hinge idea never resonated with me.
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The GFX 23S will have an articulating display as well, which tilts vertically.
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Focus instead on planning, articulating and consistently executing an enduring North Korea strategy.
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"Most of the long-time users are good at articulating it," Adam explains.
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Seldom does she burden herself with articulating either its roots or its evolution.
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Martin wants that, too, and his creations are built around articulating that desire.
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He can start by clearly articulating a plan with a realistic time frame.
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In their collective cry, they are articulating the existential terror of planetary death.
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Jacob is gentle and jovial, articulating emotions that Jessica herself struggles to name.
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But they haven't shied away from articulating the range of threats Russia represents.
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But they're ideas Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are having a hard time articulating.
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The good news for Zuckerberg is that he seems quite comfortable articulating his position.
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"Lemarié was articulating this very tender, beautiful process with very rare materials," Scotch said.
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Whoever put together The Bible were also experts at articulating some truly beautiful questions.
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What stands out is the intensity with which these bodies are articulating their task.
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Articulating the extent of my emotional injuries was difficult—vocalizing it made it real.
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It's not surprising that Weaver is the Sanders surrogate articulating the most aggressive strategy.
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This recent work packs a punch by articulating the true thesis of Gurksy's career.
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"The North Koreans have been very clearly articulating their longstanding positions," Mr. Klingner said.
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The political opposition is effete, apparently incapable of articulating an alternative to his populism.
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Decades later, in 1932, a plaque was added expressly articulating its white supremacist origins.
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His telling is devoid of silliness (even when articulating various barnyard animals) or sentimentality.
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But critics on the right are becoming more vocal in articulating fears that Mrs.
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I found myself articulating some solid plans to increase efficiency and reduce call waiting times.
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People keep articulating the fact that these companies aren't doing that well, that is untrue.
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His songs were not merely songs, but means of probing and articulating the human experience.
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Kerry and Netanyahu were unusually candid in articulating the perceived shortcomings of the other side.
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"I haven't done enough of articulating my own personal objectives with the service," he said.
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Not articulating the issue to your partner will just lead to more anxiety and confusion.
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Flake and Corker were articulating values that are bigger than any party or political affiliation.
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"What Mr. Holder is articulating there is the view of the administration," the spokesman said.
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It's an interesting hybrid, because some material is clearly articulating themes that you can hum.
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I don't think they were articulating they were a search engine at the time, right?
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Ru then alighted upon Miz Cracker, articulating the nagging question — why doesn't she win challenges?
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Articulating this view, President Trump has vowed to slash financial regulations to fix the problem.
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In October, President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan published a plan articulating his vision for peace.
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"There's a moral clarity that comes with articulating what the mission is," he told me.
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He is articulating the Chinese position that the U.S. is the troublemaker in the region.
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Ms. Lefevre had a hard time articulating her brother's condition when she was a child.
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No one's saying it, but I'm articulating the entire crowd's feelings on you right now.
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What it is is that I have to be articulating and recreating my memories onscreen.
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Heyman, driven by conviction, grapples with the intrinsic complications of articulating suffering and stories untold.
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On the other hand, Krikorian is articulating a perfectly sensible point about appointments in general.
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They talked me through the five stages of grief, articulating how relevant they were to addiction.
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We've talked to potential partners and are currently articulating ideas and strategy material for next year.
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What's not sexy about articulating exactly what you want to do with your partner in bed?
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He projects an appealing personality without necessarily articulating an explicit case for his election as president.
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The NLD is more a fan club than a party articulating policies and training future leaders.
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Articulating your unpopular beliefs to people you love and respect can be very uncomfortable and hard.
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In 22017, she was deported on a drug-possession charge, despite articulating her fear of return.
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This language is a step forward, however, by explicitly articulating the definition of a human being.
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Mostly these characters talk over and around each other, quibbling over semantics instead of articulating ideas.
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But comics have long been articulating things that audiences think and would never say out loud.
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It's giving me a new level of confidence in articulating the relevance of what I'm doing.
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Olson (1203), Justice Antonin Scalia published a lonely dissent articulating this theory of the unitary executive.
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Pelosi also accused the president of pulling the troops from Syria without articulating a strategy afterwards.
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Adolescents, just like adults, may find the best relief from simply articulating their worries and concerns.
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The best communicators are not just skilled at articulating their own thoughts, they're also great listeners.
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They didn't have a cogent message or strategy for articulating the significance of the Mueller report.
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When I asked protesters what they thought should happen, they often had trouble articulating an endgame.
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At the beginning of the interview, Trump seemed to be articulating his case for the wall.
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Fundamentally this sentiment still exists — and Breitbart has a fair number of articles articulating the economic costs.
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Its large articulating arm extends out, snapping a series of images that human helpers can stitch together.
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To instill loyalty, however, companies need to do a better job of articulating their socially responsible positions.
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Others point to a lack of diversity in the media, which are bad at articulating public demands.
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As such, I'm a regular witness to something that until recently I'd had a hard time articulating.
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In fact, employees are putting more energy into preparing data for analysis than actually articulating the results.
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Articulating long-term, strategic objectives and capturing progress toward them is the more durable and effective solution.
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Extroverts enjoy thinking on their feet, brainstorming on the fly and simultaneously processing and articulating information. Introverts?
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Partners who think before they speak have an easier time articulating their feelings and expressing their concerns.
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"We're integral to everything, and the ongoing challenge is just to continue articulating that vision," Gerard said.
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Philosophy helps break the impasse by articulating new questions, posing possible solutions and forging new conceptual tools.
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Perhaps most crucially, congressional hearings play a pivotal role in articulating the enduring values of our republic.
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She said the best candidates succeed by thoughtfully and enthusiastically articulating their big ideas for the company.
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Bernie Sanders, who have spent more time publicly articulating those ideas in their decades in public office.
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Still not what I have in mind, but I'm having trouble articulating what I want to change.
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Speakers of complex languages exert more effort planning sentences and articulating syllables, causing discussions to drag on.
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The office saw its task as articulating American values and constitutional expectations of fairness and due process.
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He could succinctly make his pitch, articulating what the business was all about, the early backers said.
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The same boogeymen, the same words It's not just that Trump's voters are articulating the same ideas.
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Rome was 12 and was having trouble articulating why she felt she was different than her peers.
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"Younger women are now articulating what is typically associated with older women," she said over the phone.
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She is also a meme queen and a GIF goddess, often articulating our emotions better than we can.
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Articulating her "dystopian view of the body", she rejects the concept of it as a well-oiled machine.
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So by linking the threat of Islamism to open borders, Trump is articulating ancient fears of "the other".
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When it came time for me to give my thoughts on the game, I struggled with articulating myself.
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But during her workshop, participants described one another's armpits in great detail, articulating floral notes and musky tones.
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What I think we have to do a better job [of] is articulating it and making it relatable.
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"I do like the idea of articulating what's important to you and what matters to you," she said.
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Clinton — and Sanders — should focus on articulating that distinction to the American people, not tearing each other down.
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The articulating digits in the fin are like the finger bones found in the hands of most animals.
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But 2016 is significant for another reason — it's also the year BoJack Horseman began articulating Todd's asexual identity.
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He is quite good at articulating the often intractable dimensions of shame as experienced by sexual abuse survivors.
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Many political liberals squirm at the mere thought of publicly articulating the religious grounds for their liberal politics.
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With your digital presence, you speak to your customers by articulating your brand messaging, imagery, promotions, ethos and more.
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In articulating why a work still resonates with us, Berger seeks to fill the gap between past and present.
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It assisted me not only in pinpointing weaknesses of certain philosophical theories, but also in articulating alternative philosophical viewpoints.
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But shouldn't Jews, I asked, articulating a common point, be especially sensitive to injustice, considering what they've been through?
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Part of what we have to work through is more clearly articulating how the bill protects pre-existing conditions.
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The camera includes a 3-axis articulating OLED display to facilitate shooting with a frog or birds-eye perspective.
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The problem with thinking and articulating in abstraction is that at some point it needs to find a foundation.
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By clearly articulating its values and living up to them, Apple has earned trust where other companies have struggled.
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"Shattered" underscores Clinton's difficulty in articulating a rationale for her campaign (other than that she was not Donald Trump).
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A more formal trial brief articulating their legal reasons behind the president's defense is due at noon on Monday.
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Still, the biggest challenge for Mr. Massey may be the most basic: articulating a strong rationale for his candidacy.
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Mr. Tolliver boasts a strong and tawny trumpet sound, and a way of articulating his ideas with measured conviction.
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In the 1970s, for instance, queer women of color were already articulating an intersectional approach to their political work.
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Haque picked the name for her project to reflect the fact that people have trouble articulating her last name.
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Articulating and elucidating the public on these points is not only consistent with our academic mission; it is our responsibility.
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As I turn the ignition the radio broadcasts the judge articulating the conditions for the charge of second-degree murder.
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Donahue paints with wide, flat brushstrokes and minimal shading, articulating bodies in curving pools of color bounded by thick outlines.
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But with or without the case, they're pretty easy to tote thanks to the swiveling ear cups and articulating headband.
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Condit is also intelligent generally, capable of quietly articulating the allure of fighting another man without falling into old clichés.
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Early GV employees like Krishna Yeshwant, who leads the life sciences team, did phenomenally well in articulating why it's important.
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Irresponsible prediction is wild speculation, making predictions based on random feelings and hunches without clearly articulating what's behind the hunches.
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Moreover, being antiracist means moving beyond the "not racist" defense and instead embracing and articulating decidedly antiracist views and beliefs.
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With the EPA articulating new policy, "there is an opportunity here to ensure effective implementation of the law," Trasande said.
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Instead, start by articulating your goals: what you want to accomplish and your short-, medium- and long-term time horizon.
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Articulating these key factors will help define the threat environment, the adversaries and the controls necessary to mitigate the attacks.
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I was just nodding that what the secretary was articulating is the general sense of all of us as leaders.
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"They'll be articulating the concerns we have about the values we both hold dear," Khan told the outlet on Tuesday.
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The women in Soft Fiction assume double roles as both protagonists and storytellers, actively selecting, framing, and articulating their experiences.
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For Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, the importance of articulating a vision for the technology industry seems to be lost.
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The technology and improvements behind PS4 Plus are our way of articulating where we think the market wants to go.
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The public won't sympathize with the press when Trump attacks because he is articulating much of what the public feels.
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"These agencies have promulgated an agenda driven by hate," they wrote, articulating the essence of the new Democratic Party agenda.
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He refrained from articulating a holistic view for immigration reform beyond the usual nation-of-immigrants bromides of American politicking.
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As a CNN analyst, Cuccinelli was always outnumbered, but he never backed off articulating the principled conservative side of things.
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Trump did not sign onto a joint statement at last week's G-7 conference articulating support for the Paris accord.
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What anti-abortion advocates have not been articulating is what consequences people who have abortions under these bans would experience.
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It's your job, as a leader, to make them care by articulating the vision and how it affects them personally.
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Unnamed White House aides — in a formal, public statement issued Tuesday articulating the administration's views — recommended Trump sign the bill.
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Reed was especially critical for putting some power behind Title VII, by articulating what sex discrimination meant under the law.
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Against all expectations, Sanders gained traction by articulating social Democratic positions on income inequality, globalization, college tuition, taxation, and trade.
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His governing Bharatiya Janata Party has not shied away from articulating its vision of India as a homeland for Hindus.
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Eventually, I began to talk more openly about my mental illness onstage, and by articulating it, I found some freedom.
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Things have been brewing in your mind that you've had trouble articulating, but the words will flow again starting today.
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They could serve as a litmus test for his positions on the subject, which, as governor, he has deftly avoided articulating.
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In articulating such a vision, the candidates will find little help in Robert Gordon's ''The Rise and Fall of American Growth.
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It was an important day of power and community-building, articulating connections between violence against women and violence against the land.
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"Colton was so good at articulating how he was feeling about me and I was trying to get there," she explained.
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I'm not going to tell you stories today articulating all the very real reasons people might choose to terminate a pregnancy.
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If you have that oblivious coworker who doesn't know your struggle, then is the question: Why aren't you articulating your struggle.
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For Gigliotti, the most difficult part of her application essay was articulating how Haas would help her make a career change.
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"Steve is a tremendous resource in articulating Democrats' work on behalf of hard-working families," Ms. Pelosi said in a statement.
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I'm going to focus on speaking directly to the American people and articulating my own strong vision for the country's future.
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You no longer have to worry about giving thought to or articulating your opinion of what people are saying to you.
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Full frame pro cameras tend to avoid an articulating display because it could break off and might compromise any weather sealing.
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" Actress Rashida Jones tweeted: "Well put, @VanJones68 Thank you for articulating so well at a moment when most of us can't.
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"Colton was so good at articulating how he was feeling about me and I was trying to get there," she explains.
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Olympus has also included a small but excellent 2.36 million dot electronic viewfinder, and a fully-articulating 3-inch LCD touchscreen.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's taken more than a year, but British policymakers are finally publicly articulating a pragmatic approach to Brexit.
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You need to come up with ways of articulating what you think Britain should be like in the 21st century. Scary.Exactly.
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There's something compelling in reading a text that is simply articulating the uncertainty, that's asking questions that might not have answers.
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The more we explore, the more experiences we gather, the better and more confident we become at articulating what we like.
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The process of getting the domain was more about "taking two words and putting them together" than articulating a precise vision.
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But articulating negative feelings with tact is a task most often assigned to those whose feelings are assumed to be trivial.
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Political leaders must be honest and empathetic in articulating how whites have benefited as much if not more from government programs.
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Rather, he said, he is a "free market populist" articulating what many Canadians think in a country consumed by political correctness.
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Going up to "spicy," the boost in chile acted like a magnifying lens, articulating each flavor, and I started to purr.
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I haven't done enough of articulating my own personal objectives with this service and my own personal objectives in the world.
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But congressman-elect Lamb's victory proves that you can win by articulating your beliefs in a polite, intelligent and dignified manner.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the aftermath of President Trump's election, poets have had no trouble articulating their discontent.
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"I think Marley is a catalyst for articulating something that many people did not have the words for," her mother said.
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It can actually sit flat against a wall, which isn't an option for the vast majority of articulating arms you can buy.
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Trump and congressional Republicans have vowed to move quickly to repeal the law before articulating the complicated details of a potential replacement.
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The chair will provide academic and artistic leadership by articulating and carrying out a shared vision within a large and diverse department.
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No president before him has been as candid and forthright in articulating his mood and motivations as Mr. Trump has so far.
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Selinger was clear in articulating that Deep Sentinel is not simply a monitoring solution, it's designed to respond and ultimately deter criminals.
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She will not win if she gets into the weeds on policy with Trump — she must stick to articulating the overarching issues.
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It features a well-qualified economic policy team articulating what it is that right-of-center economists actually think about tax policy.
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Presidential leadership requires articulating a vision, having a legislative plan reflecting that vision and using your powers of persuasion to create followers.
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But the vision that Hackett is articulating had already been outlined by Ford's chairman, Bill Ford, the great-grandson of Henry Ford.
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And articulating a politics in defense of democratic norms is a necessary response not just to Trump himself, but to extremism broadly.
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Without articulating explicit racial animus, Reagan conveyed a story that spoke to people's racist ideas about public benefits and lazy black people.
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We are also seeing the operationalization of identity loyalty from Nike in terms of clearly articulating exactly what "values" underlie the brand.
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I'd like to be out articulating some ideas about, how do we create a new social contract that would have portable benefits?
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"Ideally we'd be very clear in articulating what's driving our policy decisions," Kaplan said at the Hoover Institution's annual monetary policy conference.
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My hesitation comes from the fact that articulating why I like it to someone who has not tried it is not easy.
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Articulating her views in an interview with a local Albany blogger in May 260, Gillibrand said the borders needed to be closed.
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As I read, I found myself articulating something that has bothered me about Knausgaard's project ever since I first heard about it.
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It's a striking thesis, and articulating it publicly will almost certainly further stoke President Trump's paranoia about what's happening at the Fed.
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I am forever grateful to this tirelessly insightful classic for articulating the alternating anguish and transcendence that comes with this life's work.
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In 1996, years before Amazon turned a profit, the Whole Foods chief executive, John Mackey, was articulating a vision of his own.
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In France, Macron is articulating a defense of Western democracy against Russian interference in much stronger terms than is the American president.
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Indeed, a mainstream strategy in cognitive behavioral therapy involves purposefully articulating thoughts to oneself in order to diminish pernicious habits of mind.
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They're allergic to analyzing their own choices, or at least incapable of articulating the reasoning behind them (Tom Hardy, Robert De Niro).
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The "service candidates," as the veterans and national security professionals call themselves, see themselves taking a leading role in articulating that vision.
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So I'll start with articulating the most straightforward layers: There are 2465 days' worth of actions and sub-actions occurring within it.
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I found myself answering, slowly at first, then, under the blaze of his questions, articulating an opinion in favor of the assignment.
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But Trump simply doesn't view what he's engaged in as an exercise in articulating and defending beliefs about factual states of affairs.
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It manifests itself in different issues, but he's articulating a vision that goes deeper than what previous candidates have had to offer.
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The Kirkland Museum in Denver was relocated "very slowly" with the use of carrier beams, steel cables, and eight sets of articulating wheels.
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There are a handful of writers—Tommy Craggs, for example—capable of articulating Cam's broader societal impact, and a few thousand who aren't.
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She joins Eugenia Collier, Maya Angelou, and Toni Morrison in articulating how the loss of innocence earmarks one's transition from childhood to adulthood.
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The dock uses an articulating hinge to prop the Surface Pro up alongside external monitors, and it can be adjusted to different angles.
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"The president was clearly articulating the way he feels and the way you guys have treated him from day one," Gidley told reporters.
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Like the first proponents of punk, who were articulating a sense of despair among Britain's working class, here IDLES reflect on their upbringings.
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And if you prefer to mount your iMac on an articulating arm instead of a stand, you can buy a kit for that.
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Which is that songs are this way of connecting, and they're a way of articulating the craving that we all have for purpose.
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"The future, as they are articulating it now, is a service play, but that doesn't work if you start losing subscribers," he added.
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At least a non-articulating hunk of plastic does exactly what it's intended to do and costs a fraction of Nintendo's asking price.
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She would take the lead on setting and articulating the party's talking points, while Pelosi and Schumer work to whip Democrats in Congress.
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But if Trump's administration is incapable of articulating a more inclusive vision for the world, the cheerleaders of globalisation will increasingly look east.
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It'd make for fun alliteration while articulating the spring's importance as the critical time when all the manufacturers' pieces start falling into place.
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Bill Cassidy of Louisiana echoed the same refrain, saying he wants to read the bill in full before articulating his concerns about it.
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Since at least the second half of Obama's term, activists have been articulating a powerful vision of the world as it should be.
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Learning from the Syria experience means articulating clear goals, especially to groups with whom the United States is working, such as the SDF.
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During the campaign, he sometimes had trouble articulating his views on abortion, at one point suggesting women should be punished for having abortions.
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There's no evidence to support this, but that hasn't stopped Trump from articulating his hardline and xenophobic vision for the nation's immigration laws.
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I thought that articulating this experience could be profoundly helpful, and then became upset at the limitations of words to describe transcendental ideology.
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This institutionalization, the authors claim, led it to betray its central aim of articulating the knowledge needed to live virtuous and rewarding lives.
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The latter is its designer's means of articulating his feelings on growing up around an alcoholic, abusive father, presented as a puzzle-platformer.
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During the October Democratic debate, she was clobbered for her "Medicare for All" proposal, saying that "costs will go down" without articulating how.
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It's about articulating values, and about sharing, fairly, the only planet we have with one another and the rest of life on earth.
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As she demonstrated in her 2012 book "A Choreographic Mind," Ms. Rethorst is uncommonly skilled at articulating how her kind of choreographer thinks.
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You can imagine yourself perfectly articulating the mess of emotions that accompany a breakup and then being lauded for your bravery and honesty.
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Davidson won not by trashing John Boehner or the Boehner legacy, but by articulating positive conservative solutions to the challenges facing our country.
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EVE M. KAHN Jazz Mr. Tolliver boasts a strong and tawny trumpet sound, and a way of articulating his ideas with measured conviction.
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Rosenstein: People with dementia recognize that what they could do yesterday, they're having difficulty doing today, even if it's just articulating their wishes.
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She says it's been a great practice to get students sharing their perspectives, looking at details, and articulating what they want to convey.
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But lawmakers argued on Monday that they need to do a better job at articulating their party's vision ahead of the 85033 elections.
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The issue isn't that they don't know why they chose their profession, it's that they have a hard time articulating it, he says.
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No ambiguity, no hedging and no articulating what Russian President Vladimir Putin thinks or referencing the 400-pound guy in his mother's basement.
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When you talk to students now, are you part of conversations where they're articulating for the first time what they want to do?
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It can be hard to notice, but it dramatically impacts how you live daily, articulating your thoughts and shaping every experience you have.
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In the worst case, the litigation might produce a Supreme Court holding articulating and entrenching a deference-on-steroids version of this concept.
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Hurston is articulating the experience of being "blackened," which many artists in this exhibition explore by using the color black in their works.
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Tyler Ruzich, who just turned 17, says his youth can be a benefit, particularly when it comes to articulating the concerns of young voters.
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But I think that what we saw today with Pompeo in the meeting and the way he&aposs actually articulating it is very smart.
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The person against whom the government is proceeding is entitled to a written statement specifically articulating his alleged wrongful behavior sufficiently prior to trial.
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Acrylic powder hardens in seconds after being mixed with liquid monomer—a process not dissimilar to the one Leikeli is articulating on the album.
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It wasn't long before he was articulating his findings on public radio in the United States and Canada and in the The Washington Post.
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Now is the time to start articulating a detailed plan for the de-radicalization of the Chibok girls before they are reintegrated into society.
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This film is a spellbinding invocation of solidarity, articulating the physical and conceptual bonds that unite Chicano, indigenous, and migratory communities with queer people.
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Can we expect to see more of you in this sort of a public setting, articulating some of the things you've just done here?
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The President succeeded where Clinton did not by articulating a strong economic message, while also embracing and promoting inclusive policies on issues like immigration.
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Where women make up a minority, they speak less, receive more hostile interruptions, refrain from articulating their views, and are rarely rated as influential.
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In articulating the moments of camp and casting herself as the protagonist, Grande weaponizes them, effectively making herself the only heroine we'll ever need.
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Just as we thought these works of art were articulating a new set of values, the rest of America was voting to reject them.
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In recent years, Reich has developed a huge following for his Facebook videos decrying inequality, promoting Bernie Sanders, and articulating a progressive economic vision.
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This includes articulating not only how a wine smelled and tasted, but also how it made us feel and how it acted with food.
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The ruling also said the committee could review the material and "submit further requests articulating" the need for additional grand-jury material going forward.
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However, further upward rating momentum is possible and would be consistent with STOF adopting and broadly articulating more conservative leverage targets to its creditors.
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"Browsing behaviors, and the similarities between them, could end up creating a demographically homogeneous audience without anyone articulating that that should happen," Bogen said.
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I think, in that sense, what Trump is articulating is in part his own view of things, but also reflective of this broader mindset.
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He was there to listen, to learn and to highlight the issues he felt were important, while never articulating nor endorsing a political view.
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The populist right is articulating most of its opinions and aims in terms derived from the Enlightenment — distorted terms, but still the same terms.
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She followed this up by articulating a series of "red lines," promising to exit the customs union, single market and European Court of Justice.
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The group, which called itself the Indians of All Tribes, began articulating its vision in earnest via news conferences, radio interviews and news broadcasts.
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Many tough days have been made better by Mr. Prine, the influential singer and songwriter with a gift for articulating moments almost beyond words.
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Who would be best in terms of making the case and articulating the case for Donald Trump with a positive voice like you have?
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Articulating the difference between traits that are consistently seen in leaders and traits that are often seen in successful leaders is especially relevant today.
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The closest Mr. Tillerson has come to articulating a strategic vision for his tenure came during a session with department employees in early May.
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Trying not to try is another way of articulating this key paradox, the step beyond, we might say, the transitional stage of trying easier.
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He and Secretary of Defense Mattis are perhaps the only members of the Cabinet capable of articulating the importance of maintaining our friendships abroad.
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Articulating your complex thoughts proves to be a major feat with natal Saturn in Gemini, but it's one that you eventually learn to master.
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And, even if he had, the choking was just another corporeal encounter, the body articulating itself around the obstacle of that which choked it.
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She speaks with an accent that recalls her southern Italian origins, articulating each word with precision, in the same way she recites her poems.
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That's especially a problem during campaigns, when candidates are more focused on attracting voters with appealing rhetoric than on articulating sober-minded policy proposals.
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As they prepare to take over majority control of the House, Democratic leaders have tried to walk a fine line in articulating their goals.
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But beyond that, by simply articulating the views outlined in this op-ed, a Sanders administration could change the calculation in a meaningful way.
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President-elect Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have vowed to move quickly to repeal the law before articulating the complicated details of a potential replacement.
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His speech undermined that principle by articulating a vision of state power that favors those who share his particular religious beliefs over those who don't.
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I sensed this form was articulating some complex ideas in a nonlinguistic way and that it could make the leap physically as a sculptural form.
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The rover has become famous for these epic shots (3.97 million Twitter followers can't be wrong) using the camera attached to its long articulating arm.
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The hope is that, by articulating an investable business case for such companies, the fund will help encourage other VC firms to enter the space.
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The key to defeating Trump is articulating the ways in which she is different than he is, not by making her political ticket resemble his.
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" One of the administration officials lamented, "We've got a comms team supposedly articulating the president's message [that] does not appear to understand the president's message.
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"It's the culmination of over a year of work from young black people, articulating what we think should be done," Carruthers said of the project.
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I believe so, and I think people like Bill Gurley who I really respect are articulating in a more intellectually rigorous way than I am.
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In 2013, Gerasimov published an article in the Russian journal Military-Industrial Kurier, articulating the strategy of what is now called "hybrid" or "nonlinear" warfare.
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As adults, it's easy to forget how confusing it is to be a young person, and young people aren't always good at articulating those struggles.
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Unlike Lord, who is clearly stonewalling, the second officer seems legitimately incapable of articulating why they both failed to grasp the import of those fireworks.
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The police are articulating a campaign of control and containment of populations and that campaign has the implicit approval of every citizen within their jurisdictions.
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Articulating the "why" for your business can be a challenging exercise, but the long-term benefits of defining it could be instrumental to your success.
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Their breakout "star" this year is Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, a "socialist" who has difficulty articulating what that means beyond answering soft ball questions on MSNBC.
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He isn't telling us what happened at any point in his life, but articulating how he felt, and trying to make us feel the same.
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Characters are capable of articulating their feelings, and most of the actions they undertake have a clear motivation that ties back to their overarching goals.
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What the two books have in common is that they go beyond articulating part of the ethnonationalist worldview to actively defending core parts of it.
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Even then, advocates and civil rights officials believed those numbers were grossly underreported, because school districts failed to recognize when children were articulating sexual harassment.
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But while he isn't shy about articulating his politics — "I'm very anti-Israel, I'm occupied and I don't like it" — polemics don't interest him artistically.
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I think he's done the best job of anyone up here ever in articulating the goal through legislation, and so I want to support it.
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One of the most tantalizing clues is the discovery of the hard-bound book published by the Islamic State department dedicated to articulating its ideology.
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Articulating incentives for denuclearization, commensurate with strict and verifiable nuclear dismantlement, should have been be an essential component of any diplomatic engagement with North Korea.
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Moreover, their articulating their bad ideas ultimately leads to society's forcefully refuting those ideas, which, in the end, makes the cause of anti-racism stronger.
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In a long sequence, wordless and dancelike — save for Berry's exclaimed huhs — the creature learns the use of his limbs, with Berry articulating each joint.
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Anthony Bourdain was a master at articulating his experiences: He was an outspoken advocate on behalf of immigrants, women, and overlooked underdogs around the globe.
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While I could criticize Ai for articulating too obvious of a message, Daneth and Dara both require a bit of a leap of the imagination.
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These are, of course, deeply existential questions, and over time, Shalev-Gerz has become adept at articulating them in the most human and ordinary of contexts.
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In order to bring a lawsuit, courts have said one must show their standing to sue by articulating how you suffered a concrete and particularized injury.
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If he's not interested in learning about what you like, or even articulating his own desires, it's no wonder there was no chemical reaction: he's inert.
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It was always men articulating the vision of happiness, and they were affirming values that were important to them and their sense of fulfillment and pleasure.
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"What Mr. Holder is articulating there is the view of the administration, which is specifically that Mr. Snowden has been charged with serious crimes," Earnest said.
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The National Football League still has difficulty articulating what should count as a legitimate catch, just as rugby struggles to define downward pressure for a try.
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This is especially true in articulating phenomena like global warming to climate change deniers or explaining racial bias and police brutality to blue lives matter crusaders.
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Redditors at other forums, like r/SexWorkers, rapidly began redefining and re-articulating their rules in order to keep their own communities safe from the crackdown.
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Here's Nate Silver, articulating the new conventional wisdom about the race: Don't think people are really grasping how plausible it is that Trump could become president.
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"We don't know if they have love or hate in their heart," Trump said in September, articulating the problem many onlookers have expressed about his ban.
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I don't believe we have seen the North Koreans themselves go on record yet articulating an offer or making it clear what it is they're proposing.
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Today, however, many Democratic voices are articulating and advocating an unabashedly liberal agenda, one even further to the left than what Grayson advocated 10 years ago.
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Larson wearing a low-cut outfit doesn't make her any less of an actress, or any less capable of articulating a thoughtful comment about Skull Island.
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The big picture: Policymakers around the globe — in Washington, Brussels and now Sacramento — are all articulating different visions of how consumer data should be handled online.
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The next great meme is here, and it's going to make articulating your thoughts on the song of summer, whatever that might be, so much easier.
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In the VC-Turbo technology, the engine is designed with articulating, multilink moving parts to facilitate operation at different — variable — compression ratios, depending on throttle demand.
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Instead, we expect candidates to win popular support by making the better argument: by advancing platforms, developing policy proposals, and articulating goals that resonate with voters.
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"They haven't done a good job of articulating what their strategy is," said Karim Sadjadpour, an expert on Iran at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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"It's hard to imagine playing; it's hard to imagine not playing," Astros Manager A. J. Hinch said, articulating a conflict that several of his players felt.
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But those numbers declined steadily in the months that followed, beginning when she had difficulty articulating her own position on mandated busing — undercutting her star turn.
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Explicitly articulating a tension and then examining it together, rather than continuing to debate the topic itself, can almost always help diminish or eliminate the strain.
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Speaking to Rolling Stone, Julian Castro expressed some hesitation about a 2020 bid, citing his family, but he also began articulating the basis of a run.
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He played one solo with an effect that made his guitar sound like a piano, even articulating his lines and chords in ways that rang of pianism.
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This makes it harder for the US to effectively deter cyber attacks because it has trouble articulating what will draw a response, and what sort of response.
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"There was, historically, concern among women and feminists articulating this as a disorder to dismiss women as unstable subject to the whims of your hormones," she says.
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We think starting with that and articulating why is important because it helps explain everything else that we do and some of the things we don't do.
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But with the exception of one very smart tourism campaign developed by the CVB, we typically do a terrible job of externally articulating what those offerings are.
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But the alternative to deferring to precedent is articulating a different standard — if the old rule is bad, you have to come up with a better one.
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He talks about getting knocked out like it's inevitable, on the one hand, but also like articulating that inevitability out loud will forestall it a little longer.
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"Nathan Damigo was very good at articulating the concept of identity and the importance of it in a way that was very appealing and compelling," he said.
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These examples probably don't help in terms of articulating why this is actually useful to build, but an example provided by CSAIL should make that more apparent.
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Earlier on Thursday, Governor Ducey tweeted his clear support for Uber's self-driving test, basically articulating an unqualified desire to have Uber redirect its efforts to Arizona.
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I actually think the decision was quite broad in articulating principles of law that should guide the court in future cases, and that those principles were correct.
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Simply the act of articulating that — making it really, really clear, exploring some of the implications of it — that kind of realism is a super necessary act.
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Not everyone shares the trader's pessimism, however, with analysts from Jefferies in a recent research piece acknowledging the difficulties ahead for banks but articulating more bright spots.
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But on North Korea, the Trump administration is not only pursuing negotiations, but articulating positions that are notably less hawkish than previous administrations, Republican and Democrat alike.
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Every organization should be articulating its core principles and policies on issues like when they'd pull ad dollars in the face of outrageous decisions by a broadcaster.
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The robot is a disaster relief model, dubbed E2-DR (very Star Wars) which has flexible, articulating joints, a waterproof design and a 2km/h walking rate.
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It's the latter who are now starting to voice their concerns over the restrictions which this places on their content, and articulating a desire to move elsewhere.
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IBM's impending deal to acquire Truven Health Analytics could make Watson solely responsible for protecting, maintaining, and accurately articulating the lion's share of the world's health data.
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Viscerally articulating the feeling of being outside of her own body, she prevails by sticking a pin into the man's leg until he bleeds and actually disappears.
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The 1933 King Kong was a stop-motion marvel that relied on tiny, articulating models to bring the monster and an island full of dinosaurs to life.
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Porn Grid rendered only the pulsing and heaving parts of the body (mouth, breasts, penises), articulating Minter's practice of breaking the body into pieces like a puzzle.
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A sense of peril lurks just beneath the script, a sense that articulating these thoughts, feelings, gestures have the potential to provoke violence, from within and without.
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American soldiers deploying to the country as recently as last night had trouble articulating what their mission there was, short of making it home in one piece.
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They say the president has made it so that Democrats devote their speaking time and mental energy to decrying him, rather than articulating their own policy positions.
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Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar put in solid performances, but both were more effective at articulating the case against Trump than in sealing the deal for themselves.
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His efforts ranged from filing detailed dissents articulating the flaws in the proposed regulation, to raising awareness of the FCC danger through the media and - yes - tweets.
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I just think he's more comfortable talking about how we are going to make America a better place for jobs than he is at articulating foreign policy.
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An anti-oppression framework gives people a moral language for articulating their disagreements and perspectives, for constructing a sense of unity and shared purpose out of difference.
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"In the game of basketball, in life, as a parent, Kobe left nothing in the tank," said Jordan, articulating one of the reasons Bryant's stardom transcended sports.
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For Mr. Biden, the question now is how to balance countering Mr. Trump's onslaught with articulating his own policy vision and contrasting himself with his Democratic opponents.
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The episode ended where it began, with Kevin articulating what he failed to foresee in his article back in 2018, when he called Yang's platform a longshot.
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"Every populist editor will tell you, 'We are merely reflecting and articulating the public views,' " said Mr. Greenslade, now a journalism professor at City University of London.
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"Articulating others' suffering is the presupposition of all claims to truth," Professor Metz said when he received an honorary doctorate from the University of Vienna in 1994.
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"She is proud of these statements and her role in articulating them at Yale," Nan Aron, president of the liberal advocacy group Alliance for Justice, told Mother Jones.
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Gina Adams sews text from the American Indian Treaties onto quilts, articulating the deception and violence used to marginalize Native Americans in the formation of the United States.
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Yet social science can help us determine how to successfully develop and disseminate accurate messages -- both the form and content -- articulating and galvanizing anger against the status quo.
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For one thing, the prints are more linear, and Morgan has paid a great amount of attention to articulating single strands of hair and the edges of shapes.
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Delaney did an admirable job of standing his ground and articulating his view, but there was still something vaguely absurd about him going toe-to-toe with Warren.
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Fighting ISIS For the most part, Trump focused on attacking Clinton's record -- "she's got experience, but it's bad experience" -- rather than on articulating his own foreign policy proposals.
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In the past year, Xi has tightened the ruling Communist Party's control over state media outlets while re-articulating their core mission to serve as the government's mouthpiece.
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Key to this is to stay "technology neutral" while articulating adaptive and flexible regulatory standards at the federal level to prevent a state-by-state patchwork of rules.
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The biggest danger may be that Donald Trump's terrible, unpopular, attention-sucking presidency will prevent the party from articulating a vision for governance in the post-Obama era.
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Though forming opinions — we loved the movie, we hated the app update, we liked the new album — is easy, articulating the reasoning behind our reactions can be challenging.
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We can start by articulating the importance of computer science as a critical literacy required for all students and ensuring CS counts towards graduation and university admissions requirements.
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Watch any number of her recent interviews and you will see she even struggles with articulating how to implement her own socialist ideas in our system of government.
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You know a great leader when you're working for one, but even they can have a hard time articulating what it is that makes their leadership so effective.
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I don't think that should come as any surprise but we're always looking for ways to do a better job of articulating the president's message and his agenda.
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That's a nonsensical misunderstanding of how trade works, and because it's so nonsensical, Trump has trouble articulating concrete specific demands that he wants the Chinese to agree to.
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"It started off as just I had something to say and I was never very good about articulating it, and like talking to people about things," he recalled.
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Her Bach has preternatural clarity: Four-note chords and fugues sound as though they were played by a small ensemble, not by a single instrument articulating discrete voices.
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Compare that with, say, Code Pink — which is very good at interrupting speeches, but less good at articulating what it is asking politicians to do (beyond ending war).
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With each episode, "we own more of the conflict in Syria without articulating a strategy," said Vali Nasr, dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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"Trump is articulating that the failure to lead by not calling out our nation's enemy in radical Islamic terrorism weakens our resolve and ultimately our security," said Rep.
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My white sisters are great at articulating a one-note statistic of how women (meaning white women) today make about 53 cents for each dollar white men earn.
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Articulating who by and how a product is made is now a staple in coffee (as any visit to a Starbucks or to many local roasters/brewers shows).
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I don't think that should come as any surprise, but we're always looking for ways to do a better job of articulating the president's message and his agenda.
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Senator John McCain, who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, has repeatedly criticized the White House for not articulating a plan to reverse the Taliban's gains in Afghanistan.
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They'd been doing so since 1997, pondering whether the Information Age was a curse on OK Computer and articulating a more abstract despair on Kid A and Amnesiac.
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You wouldn't have had President Obama and Justice Kennedy and all these people articulating the role and function of marriage if it hadn't been something that was contested.
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Hillary Clinton has reams of wonkish proposals, but she has trouble articulating an overall economic agenda and, amid the rhetorical mud-wrestling, her fiddly ideas have received little scrutiny.
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On the album, Mensa excels lyrically, articulating his most personal thoughts in an intensely vulnerable, accessible way on a range of intimate subjects, from relationship drama to mental health.
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Exposing their genre versatility, the Xelentos are also the best way I've ever heard Nine Inch Nails' Pretty Hate Machine, articulating every single nuance of the multilayered electronic compositions.
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Baluch leaders have been regularly appearing on Indian television articulating their cause and Indian public service broadcaster All India Radio has announced it is starting a Baluch-language service.
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As they move in and around the space articulating a resonant fabric of sound, the activation of the space by their human presence elicits a sense of deep compassion.
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Both Tyler and Richardson credit a gender studies course in college — at different schools and almost a decade apart — with allowing them to begin articulating different concepts of identity.
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While the artists seem mainly baffled by the market and would prefer to focus on their work, Cappellazzo and Edlis come closest to articulating why shifts in trends happen.
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The dock uses an articulating hinge to prop the Surface Pro up alongside external monitors, and it can be raised just like a real Surface Studio to different angles.
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But it's conservatives who are most directly articulating why it's bad: If the president doesn't respect the judiciary, there's nothing the judiciary can do to make him respect them.
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But everyone on the political right articulating this theory—everyone who knows how campaigns work, at least, and understands their interplay with media—will be consciously perpetuating a myth.
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But he's made something of his advantages, confessing and accusing in street language that doesn't downplay his literacy, articulating so conversationally you'd think he was just talking to ya.
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Just those simple truths, some people have a very hard time just articulating, and to me that's really problematic because that's not something that we should be debating anymore.
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So, one way for Tillerson to place State at the center of U.S. foreign policy is by crediting Haley for articulating the U.S. perception of the threat from Moscow.
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It has an articulating screen, interchangeable lenses, wireless remote control via a smartphone, a litany of art filters and creative modes, and the look of high-end Olympus design.
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The race is already underway and he is facing pressure from some donors to signal his intentions and begin articulating how he would navigate a crowded Democratic primary field.
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He cites this piece as an example of how the language of giving — the right words, articulating the right appeal aimed at the right audience — can increase response rates.
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Progressive groups are working to organize and energize the opposition, but they too have been vague in articulating how or by what means this fight ultimately breaks their way.
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Yet Trump's U.N. speech heightens the need for the opposition to communicate its own international agenda, clearly articulating how Democrats would engage with the world if they retook power.
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Photo by Tomasz Gzell/EPA Among the Thugs by Bill Buford is an underrated book, especially if you have a hard time articulating your own attraction to unrestrained violence.
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It has been revamping its terms of service to clarify what actions are permitted on its platform, something the company has admitted it has fallen short of articulating before.
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Often shot on minimal, scraped-together budgets, Lee joined Black filmmakers Oscar Micheaux and Noble Johnson in articulating, with visceral acuity, what troubled the Black men of his age.
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With SubSuperior, Phillips has transmuted his first-person account of racial paradoxes and inequities into an array of metaphors articulating a deeply felt protest, devoid of preachments and slogans.
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Since its 1991 rerelease, however, the longest cut has emerged as the definitive one, fully articulating Bertolucci's grand statement about Italian politics in first half of the 20th century.
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This takes place according the exact same moral calculus he signed up for when he — and we — still thought he was merely re-articulating his willingness to frame Axe.
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"When the two of them were assassinated we lost leaders who were articulating a very different path for American liberalism and for America as a whole," Mr. Kahlenberg said.
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After taking power in 1980, Mr. Mugabe initially won praise for expanding social services for Zimbabwe's black majority and articulating a broad resentment of Western powers' policies in Africa.
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To that end, Ambassador Taylor told me that Ambassador Bolton recommended that Ambassador Taylor send a first-person cable to Secretary Pompeo articulating the importance of the security assistance.
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When it comes to articulating his foreign policy strengths, the Vermont Senator has struggled, although he has repeatedly dismissed criticism over his perceived lack of knowledge of the topic.
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While some of this is no longer getting spelled out, Paige is articulating more on another front: it's expanding its remit from primarily clinical environments to include pharmaceutical ones.
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What is particularly good about it is the way Greg has of articulating things that I perceive, but am hardly conscious of, and don't really have the words for.
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I was recently discussing the role of Medium in our current political climate, and I had a hard time articulating why "the Medium post" had become its own thing.
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Articulating what we already vividly see just feels like being hit over the head with ones of the pots an enraged neighbor throws over the side of her balcony.
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While Bush had trouble articulating some of his policy views in the standard debate, he did pretty well in relating to the people asking questions in the town hall format.
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"Dara was very impressive, he did a good job articulating the story," said one of the investors who attended, who requested anonymity because the presentation was closed to the media.
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As of yet, few Republicans have backed this legislation, a sign that while conservatives may be breaking with Trump on family separation, they're still wary of fully articulating that opposition.
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However, the ratio is rising all the time, while automotive companies in the rest of the world are articulating ever more ambitious plans to switch from conventional to electric vehicles.
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A similar lack of evidence has not, of course, stopped Trump from articulating the twenty-first-century equivalent of that conspiracy theory, peddling rumors of terrorists crossing the Southern border.
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"Part of figuring it out is being able to work across barriers and differences," Obama says, articulating a vision of the US that is especially compelling during this election cycle.
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Be informed and be forward-thinking Andreessen "is one of the best people in Silicon Valley in terms of articulating a vision of where the world is going," says Bianchini.
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Better than expected ramp up of Wynn Palace, a favorable resolution to the Okada dispute and WYNN publically articulating financial targets consistent with Fitch's upgrade thresholds could accelerate the upgrade.
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Dozens of organizations associated with the Black Lives Matter movement released a uniform six-point policy platform on Monday articulating many goals they believe will combat systemic racism in America.
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Afterward, she reiterated how "proud" she was of Manchin for articulating his position on abortion and said he'll be the only Democrat she and her family vote for in 2018.
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In the dismissal earlier this month, District Judge William Orrick faulted the plaintiffs for not articulating a case for why providing access to Twitter's services constituted material aid to ISIS.
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It is difficult for me to go as deep as I want here without fully articulating why I feel that Siri on HomePod is an important strategic initiative for Apple.
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"She was articulating some of the same kind of rhetoric that you hear from the president and from some of his supporters, and there was a quick backlash," he said.
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Shortly after AT&T acknowledged a "big mistake" in hiring President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, the telecommunications giant released a document articulating its relationship with the president's fixer.
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" Drums clatter in the foreground of the mix while vocals slowly drip in, at first wordless, then articulating the longing that saturates the whole EP: "Baby, you are the light.
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While Biden came across as profoundly compassionate and pragmatic, Sanders, who has been consistently strong in articulating what is wrong with America, remained hyper-focused on his ideological, revolutionary position.
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And in the manifestos, such as "Surrealism in the Sunshine," he's absolutely articulating for himself and for others his politics and aesthetics, both as a writer and as a painter.
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"However, being a culture-first organization isn't about expensive perks, but about articulating a clearly-stated mission that resonates with employees' own aspirations and fuels their best performance," he added.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has signed off on a new national counterterrorism strategy, articulating his administration's vision for how the US should confront terrorist threats at home and abroad.
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"I'm articulating it more than I have before, but I've always been very aware that for these jobs, we're asking people to see what they've not seen before," Harris said.
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We see women shopping, men in suits talking, tourists strolling, workers posing for him, and the legs are articulating a language the rest of the body seemingly isn't privy to.
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It&aposs because he was effective in his job as EPA administrator and because he was articulating and advancing an agenda very different than what you had seen from previous administrators.
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And there's an articulating handle for the wants that can rotate in three separate directions to make it easier to clean hard-to-reach places even when the canister's firmly grounded.
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If Trump wants to win over independent moderate voters with the speech, he must do it on substance and by articulating his policy, said Hannah, a lecturer at The New School.
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Around the same curving wall behind the Verrocchio hang a number of drapery studies articulating the shapes that fabric makes when it falls away from, and settles around, the human body.
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"We have spent over a year generating work in response to Donald Trump's divisive campaign and articulating the importance of art in this deeply disruptive period for American society," Mihelic said.
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She could well have been articulating the thoughts of millions of American viewers, who might be excused for thinking that Pence did not know his running mate was actually Donald Trump.
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It's a very Bushian plan, enormously expensive and heavily tilted to the rich, and not articulating a specific reason for it seems just as good as offering multiple, mutually inconsistent ones.
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"Ndii has been at the forefront of articulating the problems with the way the country is run," said Gladwell Otieno, executive director of Africa Centre for Open Governance (AfriCOG) in Nairobi.
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DeMar DeRozan, who shot the video, seems to be the main perpetrator here, but everyone has their own level of involvement, articulating the full spectrum of emotions that the song elicits.
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It's not a matter of bowing to Trump; it's a matter of articulating the conservative solutions that will make life better for all Americans and fit the needs of voters today.
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For example, the Pentagon has recently begun articulating a military strategy that calls for using A.I. in which humans continue to control killing decisions, rather than delegating that responsibility to machines.
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U.S. Treasury officials have long been vocal in proclaiming the benefits of foreign investment in the United States and clearly articulating the limited (though robust) national security scope of CFIUS's work.
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The ideas being formulated by Democratic presidential candidates, and others in the party like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are, at their root, about articulating differences with both Trumpism and more conventional conservatism.
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What stands out in Wissam Nassar's photography of the current conflict in Palestine is the intensity with which certain bodies are articulating their task, refusing to perform disability, instead exuding capacity.
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" It will also implement updated "protocols and procedures for frontline staff and guards, articulating our expectations for visitor, staff and volunteer behavior, and enhancing ongoing training for all staff and volunteers.
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As many young rappers try their hand at the verbal equivalent of asemic writing, Aminé's commitment to expertly articulating his experiences and intentions (as well as his name) is especially welcome.
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B&H Photo (with accessories), Amazon, Adorama Canon's long-awaited sequel to the 6D brings a much better 45-point autofocus system, a larger 26-megapixel sensor, and an articulating touchscreen.
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The discussion must shift away from focusing on the deal itself, however, and instead concentrate on the hard task of articulating and executing the complex policy required to achieve these objectives.
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Still, he landed a few punches against his rivals, showed the depth of his foreign policy experience -- although at times he had trouble articulating it clearly -- and his humanity came through.
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Gauff seems more mature at 15 than Osaka did at 15, more comfortable amid the whirlwind, more capable of articulating complex emotions and certainly more capable of competing with her elders.
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Prior research has shown that simply articulating a goal in specific terms helps people stay on track, and that some of us perform better when we feel like people are watching.
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B&H Photo (with accessories), Amazon, Adorama Canon's long-awaited sequel to the 6D brings a much better 45-point autofocus system, a larger 3.53-megapixel sensor, and an articulating touchscreen.
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Last term, all eyes were on Justice Anthony Kennedy, who many believed was on the verge -- for the first time -- of articulating a judicial standard that courts could use going forward.
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That reluctance has created a frequently substance-free campaign, with Harris making a play as a sensible alternative to the three leading contenders without ever quite articulating what that alternative is.
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"There are certainly a lot of subplots that I am not articulating right now that we did get, that... I will not be mentioning in terms of other things," he said.
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" In a statement released through his agent, Mr. Yiannopoulos said: "The people whose views, concerns and fears I am articulating do not sip white wine and munch canapés in gilded salons.
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Forbes, for one, published a piece articulating what's wrong with the list -- arguing that the data is too easily falsified and the indicators are irrelevant to what makes a school worthy.
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And because President Obama and Democrats capitulated relentlessly without effectively articulating the benefits of this historic law, they are now being blamed for rising costs and fewer insurance options in the marketplace.
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As they reckoned with those new reformers, activists, and operators associated with the AFL-CIO's majority wing under George Meany would take the lead in articulating the regulars' vision one last time.
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Trump has turned the subtext of working-class white opposition to immigration into ugly text, but he comes closer to articulating the "reformocon" immigration critique than any candidate except perhaps Ted Cruz.
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But it's also a minor exorcism: By articulating the urge, however fleeting, to seize an idea, pin it down, and parse its innards, I make myself evaluate the kernel at its heart.
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Despite the new video recording capabilities, the Q2 remains a stills camera first and foremost — the lack of articulating display, mic input, or fine-grained video controls will put off most videographers.
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Instead of trying to build one complex mechanism, like a pair of articulating feet, the team gave the drones a set of specially shaped 3D-printed static modules and one big gripper.
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Often, our fear of articulating our opinions can prevent us from acting out against issues that deeply trouble us and that negatively impact our lives and the lives of our loved ones.
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She's also got a brilliant knack for writing relatable lyrics about relationships, perfectly articulating the very specific thrills and frustrations that come with trying to find the right person, and often failing.
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Most companies when they focus on ethics and values spend a disproportionate amount of their time articulating a set of core values and code of conduct that is consistent with those values.
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Articulating his vision for the future of the trading bloc, Frieden says he believes there should be a core Europe which resembles a much more federalist structure with some circles around it.
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All sunrise melodies and a style of guitar playing that sounds like a drunk person perfectly articulating something, Iyesaya's vibe lands somewhere between precise British indie-rock charm and wild, crashing shoegaze.
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The Arena, in essence, embodies the debate at the heart of the widespread resistance to Trump: Can Democrats regain power over the long term without articulating a clear and compelling party agenda?
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Dey works under her own name, working in these glitchy, pitch-fucked pop songs that many have praised for specifically articulating the digitalist overload of living in a world mediated by computers.
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Christianity is about ends, not means, according to Lewis, and so he spent a good deal of his life articulating what he believed was the telos, the ultimate purpose, of human beings.
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But as the evening moved on into more conventional territory, his approach wore better — articulating a clear and appealing vision, while Biden often had to defend some awkward votes in the past.
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When a clip came up of Senator Elizabeth Warren — who has apologized for claiming Native American ancestry in years past — articulating that view, Noah expressed a slightly more cautious form of optimism.
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Pop music can bring us together when the powers that be try to tear us apart, articulating our frustrations and fears, and paralleling the demands we're trying make on our unravelling society.
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We wonder about the landmines that might be triggered by articulating the political, financial, and social mechanisms that organize the history of this period that launched America as a prominent cultural force?
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When they do, the winner is the team that does the better job of articulating its reasoning, listening and responding to questions, and advancing the collective understanding of the issue at hand.
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In other words, in not articulating or wanting to formulate what we reject, we leave ourselves with our own imaginations as the real source of our objections to Christmas words and songs.
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This Lego Cybertruck, however, submitted to the official Lego Ideas crowdsourcing website, is actually a remarkably faithful representation, and comes complete with fully articulating tailgate and "frunk" (front trunk, for the uninitiated).
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In a presidential year when candidates are articulating policy positions on a range of pressing issues affecting voters, our children and their role as the future of our nation is easily overlooked.
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Each one seems intended for a very specific audience, though certainly any viewer can understand that the works are aimed at articulating and asserting the rights and dignity of women of color.
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I've been making more one-off images; I'll have an idea or something I'd like to explore and spend a lot more time planning, sourcing, executing, and articulating it into one picture.
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Further, the combination of wheeled motion with articulating legs provides a new paradigm of mobility by enabling faster walking speeds, unique dynamic driving postures and torsional control at the end of each leg.
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And as Democratic 22010 candidates start articulating their own visions of the presidency, and set their priorities for what they'd do if elected, the bill is one marker of where the party stands.
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The camera also houses a DIGIC 21 Image Processor with ISO range of 2999 to 40,000, and it includes a vari-angle articulating touchscreen display for the first time in the 6D lineup.
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If the company capitulates, it would draw into question just how committed Zuckerberg is to this new privacy-centered future for Facebook, which he has devoted thousands of words to articulating in 2019.
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As escape rooms and these newer, immersive parks have stoked audience interest, Westworld has become the perfect metaphor at the perfect time, cleanly articulating the allure of losing oneself in a "real" adventure.
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In this crowded arena, and in the midst of the solstice, a clear winner has emerged: an electro-banger by a young singer/songwriter with a knack for articulating emotion into poetic abstractions.
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"A major challenge in articulating human dimensions of climate change lies in translating global climate forecasts into impact assessments that are intuitive to the public," Fitzgerald and his colleagues wrote in the study.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin had earlier hosted Xi in Moscow, where the countries issued a joint statement, articulating a common peace plan for the peninsula, and together condemning US militarization in the region.
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And since point-and-shooters will surely like selfies, the E-PL8 also has an articulating screen that flips down under the camera to let you compose shots with the camera facing you.
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Time and again, Trump is articulating the most consistent theme of his political life: that the rule of law is malleable when it harms those he favors or it protects those he disdains.
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This argument hinges on the idea not that Clinton was failed by her staffers, but that she failed them by never articulating a political vision they could use to capture the public's imagination.
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"President Trump is clearly articulating that he has minimal desire in an alternative agreement with Iran," said Ehsan Khoman, head of research for Middle East and North Africa at Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.
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If articulating that injustice comes with an edge of anger, well, try being on the losing end of a narrative every day of your life and see how patient it makes your language.
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"We cannot wait for purity tests," Buttigieg said, specifically explaining why he wasn't signing on to Beto O'Rourke's push for the confiscation of assault weapons but also articulating a general philosophy beyond that.
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Saying, without anger, ''This is how you hurt me'' feels routine, like a ditty, and articulating the need for isolation — ''Now I intend to disappear'' — is always a betrayal of the need itself.
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His campaigns have given a generation of people a language and framework for understanding the political, economic and ecological threats to American democracy, as well as articulating an alternative vision for the country.
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With the Army, Navy and the federal police already deployed to hot spots across the country, the government has had a hard time articulating its vision for the role of the National Guard.
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One version is more or less the one that we are articulating here: public opinion constraint — people don't like change and that dislike is catalyzed by campaigns run by insurance companies and Republicans.
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Knowing what you stand for and articulating it clearly and appearing ready to fight for it is more important than finding precisely the right poll-tested place to be on any particular issue.
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The RX18818893 VII's compactness isn't just impressive because of the large sensor it packs inside, however; you also get an EVF, an integrated flash, an external microphone jack and an articulating LCD display.
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Watch the 2010 documentary "Louder Than a Bomb," witness inner-city high school spoken-word teams' fervent investment in articulating their lives, and it's hard to care if they've mastered dactyls and spondees.
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One of the owners is James Murphy of the band LCD Soundsystem, who, after getting New Yorkers to dance while articulating their discontent with the Bloomberg era, was looking for a second act.
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He did an impressive job articulating a liberal Zionist position not terribly far from Zimmerman's, arguing that supporting Israel "100 percent" is compatible with recognizing the damage the occupation is doing to Palestinians.
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There's "Representation Matters: The Evolving Black LGBTQ Archive," on Thursday, October 17, which will analyze the scarcity of "popular images documenting and articulating black LGBTQ life" as well as efforts to correct that discrepancy.
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Why does it matter that Clinton spends more time in the next two weeks articulating her agenda and campaigning around the kind of president that she aspires to be in the next four years?
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By clearly articulating what his expectations were and where the team was going, he managed to rein in many of the problems from the first half of the season and create a resilient team.
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These calls are usually dull affairs, with CEOs or CFOs reading a prepared script summarizing the already-released financial results and articulating the main goals of the company that have, presumably, been stated before.
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"We really need to become much more nimble and articulating what we do and the benefits…for me regulation in many ways has become an expression of the loss of that mandate," he concluded.
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A particular highlight for me is the articulating LCD, which is superbly smooth in its extension up and down, and it's able to flip all the way around for some front-facing photography action.
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"Lighting a cigarette with a nuclear weapon ... is at least in part an effort of domestication of nuclear weapons through a performance articulating it to a most quotidian act of cigarette lighting," he tweeted.
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Mobility tech service providers like Uber and Lyft have also celebrated Trump's choice of Chao, with spokespeople for both companies articulating their support of her selection when it was originally made public in November.
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Trump and Republican leaders must therefore reinforce that consensus by communicating tax reform in terms of dollars and cents, articulating its power to positively impact the economic outlook of every citizen in this country.
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Even as Mr. Trump was musing publicly about deserving the Nobel Peace Prize, he failed to make sure that his top advisers were articulating a consistent message that would keep his diplomacy on track.
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We have trouble articulating the reasons that we prefer the Schnabel to the Ashkenazy, or decide on the locally foraged fresh spring porcini mushrooms with roasted Sebastopol peaches, almonds, and crispy tempura—no, wait!
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And, because our defenses aren't up to speed, clearly articulating the costs of interference so you deter enemies from election meddling may resonate with them more strongly than any reference to our defensive posture.
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But the heart of the novel remains, while Sanders establishes himself, if there were any doubts, as a talent to watch, conveying Bigger's confusion, longing and apprehensions without the benefit of overtly articulating them.
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But identity politics breaks down the distinction between an idea and the person articulating it, so that before speaking up one has to ask: Does my identity give me the right to say this?
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It's what happens when I see the Miss Daisys of the world—minus black voices—articulating experiences like my own; coating everything with soft-edged, genteel themes for populaces deep in that post-racial fuckshit.
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Articulating something as deeply personal and individual as gender dysphoria can be difficult when a non-trans audience may be reading about it for the first time, and many memoirs rely on past-tense reflection.
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"In responding to a journalist's question about the 2016 election, I offered my opinion to the interviewer after making it clear that I was articulating my personal view and not an official position," Castro wrote.
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So, things like properly A/B testing, identifying your most enticing value propositions and articulating them clearly and concisely, bringing in deep channel expertise for Facebook, Instagram, Google Search, and a couple of other channels.
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"In Russia, we see rates on hold today at 7.25 percent with 70 percent probability and a 30 percent chance of a hike," Morgan Stanley said in a note, articulating expectations of the broader market.
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Tillerson's challenge this week was to translate Trump's sudden strike on Syria into meaningful diplomacy by outlining the administration's policy -- and articulating a strategy to achieve it -- all in the space of a few days.
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That's why it's so concerning to see the Trump administration fire away without meaningful explanation -- to see it expand America's use of violence without articulating the legitimacy of that violence on legal and strategic grounds.
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So, as long as we stay on message, as long as we keep articulating an agenda, there&aposre going to be a positive contrast for us with the Democratic Party that&aposs exhausted of ideas.
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Her biggest assets, however, are that she is articulating the moderate position in the party better than anyone else in the field, and she is from a state neighboring Iowa — always important in the caucuses.
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"What she taught herself and the base of knowledge she acquired she expressed visually, articulating the majesty of the natural world in the urban public spaces we all share," Ms. Dixon wrote in an email.
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"Our love was my womb, but our bond was broken, my shield is gone, my protection taken" – perfectly articulating the stone cold shock of somebody packing up their belongings and amputating from your life forever.
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A second camp, representing the emerging left within the Democratic Party and including the likes of Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Ilhan Omar, is articulating more fundamental concerns about American support for the Saudi kingdom.
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The contracts of General Manager Brian Cashman and Manager Joe Girardi, the two men responsible for implementing and articulating what the Yankees have become, are expiring, as are the contracts of the entire coaching staff.
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In "Why Teenagers Reject Parents' Solutions to Their Problems," Lisa Damour advises parents on how to support their children: Adolescents, just like adults, may find the best relief from simply articulating their worries and concerns.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Sisi is reigning over the ashes of a broken political order; more so than Mr. Trump, however, he is a creature of that broken order and incapable of articulating the new.
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Democratic leaders are investigating the president and his administration on multiple fronts, but they, too, are muddled when it comes to articulating a coherent and consistent perspective on their greatest power of presidential chastisement: impeachment.
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These works, first presented at BAM in the exhibition The Arc of My Eye's Orbit, present a variety of ways of articulating blackness, making that subject position more than a simple one opposed to whiteness.
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Then came Lenin's October Revolution, in which his Bolshevik faction seized power, took Russia out of the war, and began articulating an ideological vision that entailed the overthrow of essentially every government in the world.
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As DIYPhotography points out, you can already achieve a similar effect with cameras that have an articulating screen, enabling you to shoot from the hip with a quick glance down to help you frame your images.
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West's fight to express his political views is seemingly genuine, which he says turned off many of his friends and family members who oppose his views and disapprove of his boisterous method of articulating his opinions.
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Now, with the company once again speaking to a second-half inflection, it will need to do a better job articulating the changes afoot at its namesake brand — and hope that customers like what they see.
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"This strike is aimed at the U.S. domestic audience," said Sergey Markov, a Moscow-based political analyst known for articulating views that are generally in line with Kremlin-approved orthodoxy, in an interview with VICE News.
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" SDB: "[As an artist,] there's this feeling of free falling or taking a blind jump when you're re-articulating ideas that have already been there, but doing that is what makes an artist strong and successful.
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Tushar Patel — chief marketing officer at the software company Cleo and a 2009 graduate of the Haas evening-and-weekend MBA program — said that articulating his personal connection to Haas' values was instrumental in his acceptance.
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In the years since then, I've discovered that there's really no way to have good sex with a new partner if I skip the step of clearly articulating what I want and where my boundaries are.
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"I would hope at this stage of the campaign that Donald Trump would turn a new page, start acting presidential, stop with the personal insults and begin articulating what his vision for America is," she said.
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As for Wells Fargo, Wasserman said the new CEO Tim Sloan did a good job of articulating the actions the bank is taking in the wake of the phony accounts scandal on the conference call Friday.
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All of that stuff that the woman's movement in the '70s was articulating, we're now beginning to feel the benefits of people in our culture being more accepting of a more complex, truthful view of women.
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His projects intend to address this shortsightedness, addressing issues around migration, and articulating the sense of generational estrangement on an island where patriarchal figures are often expected to travel for months at a time for employment.
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" He explained that Trump "articulating how he is going to be as president" and that the president-elect was "going to make it clear that he will be an active president that will get things done.
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The "Ides of Trump" campaign aims to get everyone gathering together to write Trump a quick note articulating their concerns about various aspects of his presidency, in an attempt to flood the White House with correspondence.
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Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping just had a summit in Moscow at which the countries issued a joint statement, articulating a common peace plan for the peninsula, and together condemning US militarization in the region.
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A recent paper by my colleagues Rachel Black and Sabeel Rahman, "Centering the Margins: A Framework for Equitable and Inclusive Social Policy," aims to contribute to this process by articulating a framework for the appropriate response.
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Beauvoir believed there was a way out of the roles that society might try to impose on a person, by articulating a set of ideas about one's life and refusing to accept evidence to the contrary.
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Candidates who understand this realize that electoral campaigns are not won just by articulating the most effective policy responses to the pressing issues of our time — they are not even won by appealing to self-interest.
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By demarcating feminism's subject matter — by articulating a concrete category of harms that deserved feminist attention — feminists inadvertently defined womanhood in a manner that implies that there are right and wrong ways to be a woman.
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"I want the work to look like it's slipping and sliding and has life," Shechet told me, articulating her career-long fascination with the natural entropy of her materials and capturing the energy of her process.
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Most women who spoke to Reuters had trouble articulating why gender could be a vulnerability in this year's primary election, other than expressing unease that perhaps general election voters are not ready for a female president.
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The justices dug into the particulars of the case and the reasons the prosecutor gave for removing jurors -- so-called "peremptory challenges" that allow a lawyer to strike a prospective juror without articulating a specific reason.
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He's best at articulating the huge financial risks the oil, coal and natural gas industries face from stranded assets — all the pipelines, ocean drilling platforms, ports, mining equipment and power plants that will soon be obsolete.
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The Washington Nationals defeat the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the World Series; wildfires in California; a divided House approves a resolution formally authorizing and articulating guidelines for the next phase of its impeachment inquiry.
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More difficult will be improving operational performance, boosting market share in its U.S. consumer arm, explaining its aspirations for Mexico and generally articulating where Citi sees itself now that it has graduated from stress-test purdah.
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No standard on partisan gerrymandering Last term, all eyes were on Justice Anthony Kennedy, who many believed was on the verge -- for the first time -- of articulating a judicial standard that courts could use going forward.
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Mr. Xi, in articulating the so-called Chinese dream, has called for a return to China's roots as an "ecological civilization" — a vision he has described as having "clear waters and green mountains" across the land.
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But perhaps the best way to experience Parfit's writing, and understand why both his ideas and his method of articulating them proved so influential, is to dig into a few of his most important and fascinating arguments.
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Trend forecasters K Hole (responsible for identifying "norm core") published a "Report on Doubt" last year, which identified a general mystical trend articulating the current culture's obsession with faith, doubt and a desire to predict the future.
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Some scholars say Senate Republicans could rein in the expansive view of presidential power by articulating clear limiting principles when they discuss their acquittal votes, said Robert Tsai, a constitutional expert and law professor at American University.
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And Modern Warfare, finished months before any of this went down and based largely on Hollywood depictions of armed conflict, did a better job of articulating that vicious cycle than anything else I've experienced in recent memory.
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I agree and invest a lot into my friendships, but find that I have a hard time articulating their significance because we aren't given words or ceremonies to do so the way we are with romantic relationships.
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They can try articulating the concerns of their constituent groups in the broadest terms: equal pay for women matters for economic competitiveness as well as fairness; criminal-justice reform would be fiscally responsible as well as just.
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Having a mob of conspiracy theorists pillory you for articulating grief over a murdered child seems exactly the sort of public entrance no one would make voluntarily—and in age of virality, such situations aren't even uncommon.
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We've become better writers by articulating our needs and better artists by collaborating with others in these difficult past two weeks … We had no choice, and therefore we have taken the risk to make this our practice.
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"Overall I think we're really looking forward to Facebook articulating the monetization plans just so we as publishers can plan how to invest on the platform," said Sarah Iooss, senior vice president of business development at Viacom.
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We pushed candidates to talk about our issues and many of them had a hard time even declaring that Black Lives Matter, let alone articulating any kind of vision that Black people felt compelled to get behind.
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The description of the locale is somewhat flat, but Ólafsdóttir excels in exploring what bedevils Jónas and the novel's other men: a conception of manhood that prevents them from articulating emotion or understanding power except as violence.
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Two tiny metal armatures with articulating joints were designed by model maker Willis O'Brien — one of which is now owned by director Peter Jackson, who would go on to make his own King Kong film in 2005.
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I pause to examine white wisps of hair braided tightly into a tail, then move along the outline of a particularly conical head to rest on the shiny raindrops articulating the surface of another man's black hood.
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"On the Basis of Sex" does a brisk, coherent job of articulating what Ginsburg accomplished and why it mattered, dramatizing both her personal stake in feminist legal activism and the intellectual discipline with which she approached it.
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AT 19733 minutes 21973 seconds As controversy storms around athletes kneeling during "The Star-Spangled Banner," it is important to acknowledge that this inspiring gesture resonates within a longer history of articulating dissent with the national anthem.
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Hakeem Jeffries, Democrat of New York The smooth-talking Mr. Jeffries, a corporate lawyer before he entered politics, is chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, which means he is responsible for developing and articulating the party's message.
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"We do not want ... to interfere in countries' internal affairs," he said, articulating a trademark policy of Socialist President Francois Hollande, who four years ago pledged that "the era of La Francafrique is over" while in Senegal.
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Perhaps because the people who are currently experiencing it get fewer platforms to talk about it, have less practice articulating their perspectives, and are stereotyped as bratty, entitled, and ignorant — especially if they complain about their lives.
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Yet as important as those arguments are, they are better understood as articulating a conceptual structure for intuitions and perceptions that exceed their limits — intuitions and perceptions that animate the individual outreach of most pro-life activists.
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Firstly, on Perry's thoughtfulness as a lyricist: Despite Sufjan's manner of articulating—kind of like a teen with a number of cross-platform social media followers who writes "I'M SCREAMING" a lot—he does have a point.
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The Democrats must advance an agenda that is explicitly different from what party leaders are currently articulating and focus on long-term objectives to create a society of opportunity for all – not guaranteed outcomes achieved through wealth redistribution.
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"This life is nothing special, but we're enjoying it," O-Ei says in her voiceover narration, articulating a beautifully humane and hedonistic defiance of religious prohibitions against the simple pleasures to be found in urban mischief and idleness.
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It was at that point, without even fully articulating it, that they started to formulate the idea of what AWS could be, and they began to wonder if they had an additional business providing infrastructure services to developers.
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"Rather than articulating any real plan to address the weakness, they instead put forth rosy views that they plan to fix everything, but with no timeline, no numbers," Marcato founder and Chief Executive Officer Mick McGuire told Reuters.
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The intricate sequence of appropriated gestures between the historical and contemporary footage is really stunning, and brings to the fore lots of complex questions about staging, gender and agency, and the camera's role in measuring and articulating bodies.
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Part of this comes from the always difficult task of articulating innovation in an OS to a non-technical or business audience when an OS can (and should) fade to the background and let apps do the work.
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"This crisis is Democrats not realizing their own strengths, or being scared of articulating their core principles, rather than a crisis of having no agenda," said Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University.
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Perhaps hardest of all for this president, who generally speaks only using very simple words, he must realize that words make a difference in articulating and explaining policies, and that governing is far more nuanced than reciting poetry.
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Beyond the feuds and interpersonal dynamics, that includes its role in articulating anger toward the police and providing the de facto soundtrack for the civil unrest that erupted in Los Angeles after Rodney King beating not-guilty verdicts.
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" Other takeaways: On reports that he may be shifting to a new role within the administration: "I'm right here," joked Spicer, before adding, "we're always looking for ways of doing a better job of articulating the president's agenda.
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The Common Core is simply a way of organizing and articulating standards that already exist, for the benefit of students, parents and teachers, so that schooling makes sense when children move between different grades, schools, districts and states.
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Perfectly articulating that very specific blend of loneliness and confusion – but also excitement – that most queer people will recognise from some point in their lives, Rina has given us a pansexual anthem that is both relatable and personal.
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Cameron "was a pioneer in articulating the legacy of America's racial violence," said Bryan Stevenson, executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, the nonprofit legal advocacy group that opened the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Alabama.
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More than its fresh sound — a fusing of metal with punk — more than articulating a generation's disillusionment with capitalist culture, the appeal of grunge, for me, was this: It reflected and ennobled the blue-collar world I knew.
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"Trump's Iran credibility problem stems partly from the fact that he has been pushing for a confrontation since before becoming president, without ever articulating a clear strategy for an endgame, short of regime change or war," Ignatius writes.
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So besides focus, exposure, switching between stills and video, you then have to adjust the intensity and directionality of your lights that are on these articulating arms above the camera, and do all this when there are currents.
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It is up to us, then, to walk through that door by doing what our most effective leaders have always done: articulating an aspirational, attainable agenda for the future while presenting a clear contrast with the other side.
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Still, when Klobuchar talked about women being held to a different standard, she was articulating something a lot of people have noticed on the campaign trail for months — and in politics and the workplace more generally for generations.
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While Johansson portrays Nicole as a woman feeling the future open up as she finally becomes comfortable articulating what she wants, Driver plays Charlie as someone coming to terms with loss and learning, at long last, to adapt.
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Judge Neil Gorsuch, whose confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court begin Monday, gained experience articulating his conservative viewpoints as a writer and editor in the 1980s for student publications at Columbia, where his views were in the minority.
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At the massive state party event known for its catalytic effect on campaigns — it's widely remembered as a turning point for Barack Obama's Iowa fortunes in 0003 — Buttigieg captured the audience's imagination, articulating a case for generational change.
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"Islands" (1968) was likely painted on Great Spruce Head at a spot he stood on many times, articulating the ground, trees, ocean, and distant islands with a sensual immediacy offering no place for repetitions of form, color, or habit.
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I wonder whether the artist's aims for the work — articulating not only the vulnerability but also the resilience of women — may be overshadowed by a conversation that seeks quick consensus about what it feels like to be a woman.
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Not only was Mouallimi probably breaking diplomatic protocol by divulging and articulating the alleged private remarks of a UN agency, but he perhaps knew that OCHA would not directly contradict his account, even if it was false or exaggerated.
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In articulating his vision, all 3,225 words' worth, Zuckerberg predictably failed to own the fact that his company singlehandedly created the modern concept of social media as a cash-printing machine that mines our innermost thoughts, desires and connections.
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He seems to have a genuine feel for articulating the anger that exists in the electorate and a knack for making controversial statements that garner lots of attention, but packaging them in a way that insulate him from attack.
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The classic point-and-shoot cameras are all but dead by now, and their more premium siblings are fighting for their survival by adding features like 4K video recording, better focusing and speed, and articulating displays and wireless connectivity.
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"We're not going to trade the protection of 'dreamers' for the deportation of others," Arizona Democrat Ruben Gallego said, articulating a Democratic position against any deal that would increase deportations of undocumented immigrants not covered by a DACA fix.
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One would think, therefore, that candidates angling to become the standard-bearer of the loyal opposition should be capable of articulating not only the danger of this political moment, but also how their own party helped create this tragedy.
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Brain injuries for children can also be easy to overlook, Dr. Dennis said, especially if a young child is not capable of adequately articulating his or her symptoms, or if a parent doesn't know what exactly to look for.
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I find that performance is one of those things where when I see it, I know why this is great, but articulating why a person's being is working is really difficult, which I think is what good actors do.
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It was the moment they went from being acquaintances to homies, the song's lyrics articulating everything they wanted to tell each other about their hard childhoods and the hope it had taken to bring them together in that moment.
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"AI is about problem solving, but before you do the problem solving, there is also a [challenge around] finding and articulating a business problem that is relevant to businesses and that has a value to the organization," he said.
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Articulating the threat that HVEs pose to our national security -- and focusing on the resources to address them -- would be an important signal that the President understands the complexity of counterterrorism campaigns, even when it means bringing them home.
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Given these circumstances, the Democrats must advance an agenda that is explicitly different from what party leaders are currently articulating and focus on long-term objectives to create a society of opportunity for all – not guaranteed outcomes achieved through wealth redistribution.
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Pratt Institute's Fine Arts Department, a recognized leader in the visual arts that offers BFA and MFA degrees, is seeking a department chair to provide leadership by articulating and carrying out a shared vision within a large and diverse department.
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"It's been a rough while and some days are worse than others / There's no proper way to feel, no mirth, no levity, no amazing grace," he sings, articulating his desperate attempts to find some stability and a "proper" way to feel.
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The solution to this is an articulating screen with a hinge mounted on the side of the camera, but then Sony would need to re-engineer the mic and USB inputs, which are currently on the left side of the camera.
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However, it was deeply concerning to see some prominent Korean-American organizations articulating a similar message as the North Korean propaganda machine when they called on President Barack Obama to fire Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a Change.
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Directly intervening in the moments before such events coalesce into widely accepted narratives, they anticipate and shape understanding of a variety of human (and non-human) subjectivities by documenting and articulating instances of what is not yet widely known or recognized.
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That's not to take away from the potency of the work — I just think it's important when articulating what an in-your-face piece of theater this was to note that the chopping of onions was quite literally in my face.
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The 2360-inch rear touchscreen LCD isn't fully articulating like the GX23.3's, unfortunately, but tilts up 26.4 degrees and down 22.8 degrees for more flexible shooting — unless you're taking a selfie or trying to vlog and see your frame.
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Grumet said he thinks the focus would be better spent pushing companies like Exxon to act consistent with views they're articulating today: Namely, to actually push for a tax on carbon emissions in Washington like they say they publicly support.
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The loss redefined (and ultimately strengthened) Claire's relationship with her husband, and allowed Caitriona Balfe to give the performance of the year, gracefully and poignantly articulating the arc of Claire's grief in an episode that was both riveting and harrowing.
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The Afghan government's marginalization not only prevents it from articulating the positions of its citizens, but also discussing terms for institutional mechanisms of peace, such as security sector reform; disarmament, demobilization and reintegration processes; and transitional justice and reconciliation initiatives.
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This person would like you to discuss some of the milestones your VCs required in each round, and whether that helped shape some of the slides in the pitch, specifically how you thought about articulating your success in the deck.
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President Trump may lack the foresight necessary to lead our country in the right direction, but we, the American people, cannot lose sight of what makes us who we are and cannot give up articulating and fighting for what's right.
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That is fine so far as it goes, but articulating the right set of values in a company is no more a guarantee to a good culture than having a great wedding is a guarantee of having a good marriage.
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Centrist politicians like Bill Clinton and Tony Blair — and here in the Netherlands, Wim Kok — instead sought to triangulate between Left and Right, and to tinker here and there with the status quo rather than articulating bold visions of the future.
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Mr. Pompeo, by contrast, has sounded more conciliatory toward North Korea than he had been in the past — and closer to the position that Mr. Trump began articulating before Thursday, when he sent his "Dear Mr. Chairman" letter to Mr. Kim.
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To stay out of a fruitless (if not counterproductive) cat-and-mouse game, it's often useful for parents to take a two-pronged approach, articulating high expectations in one breath and acknowledging the limits of their power in the next.
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"What's really important is for the government to be really clear in articulating what specific public health goals it's seeking to accomplish," said Kelsey Finch, senior counsel at the Future of Privacy Forum, an industry-backed group focused on tech policy.
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" Theorist Kobena Mercer has identified this manipulation of Western symbols as a quintessential diasporic strategy that "critically appropriates elements from the master codes of the dominant culture and 'creolizes' them, disarticulating given signs and re-articulating their symbolic meaning otherwise.
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" Alka Menon, assistant professor of sociology at Yale University, agrees: "If using Instagram and Snapchat filters gives patients more clarity and control in articulating what they want and confidence in communicating their desires to cosmetic surgeons, that is a positive step.
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For years now, she has made some of the toughest paintings around, articulating her medium with dissonant techniques, surfaces and colors; freely mixing figuration and abstraction into elaborate narratives of process, art and life while regularly trespassing into three dimensions.
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In other words, Dowd, the attorney, seems not simply to be an attorney articulating his client's innocence (or at least non-guilt), but he appears to be actually "joining with" the president to publicize why the client's political beliefs are valid.
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"The cheapest choice is not always the most efficient choice, and that's something corporate travel policies have trouble articulating," said Loe Cameron, a bioengineer in research and development who spends about three-quarters of her working time on the road.
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Fortune employees, who had been preparing to work for Benioff, have a hard time articulating who they think will buy them, but Fortune president Alan Murray has been expressing confidence that he's excited about the yet-to-be-named buyer.
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Far beyond the humble crossjoint, he's constructed smokable tacos, pineapples, Simpsons characters, a peacock with 12 joints for feathers, an articulating Tommy Chong, a replica of the Seattle Space Needle, and a Tommy gun blunt that shoots tiny projectile joints.
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TURNER: Well I think first of all the president articulating even 2000 years ago today that the bill for NATO should not be sent to the United States that the NATO allies should share the burden is absolutely where the American people are.
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But Melania Trump is not her husband, nor does she necessarily share his views; throughout his campaign, she has made a concentrated effort to avoid articulating political views of any kind, which is totally fine, because she has no obligation to do so.
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Republicans are considering a border adjustment tax as part of tax reform as one pay-for, and Trump has repeatedly declared Mexico will reimburse the US for the cost, without articulating how the US would secure such a move from an unwilling Mexico.
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Of course, this wouldn't be a proper headset without a built-in microphone, and Logitech has included a foldable, articulating mic with a tiny pop filter built right into it (designed to soften the unpleasant edge of Ps and Ts when you speak).
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Above the 10-speaker array, the XPS 27 offers a choice of 4K displays: one with touch and an articulating stand that pivots the computer down to an almost flat position, and another without touch but with higher brightness (350 nits versus 300).
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The robot is a wheeled affair with visual sensors and an articulating arm appendage, and can assist Camargo and his family by performing simple tasks around the house like opening and closing doors, as well as fetching water bottles and other objects.
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Those not immersed in the title's ins and outs, however, should be forewarned: "American Gods" might oscillate between light and shadows, between past and present, but in terms of articulating a comprehensible story, it feels like a lot of smoke and mirrors.
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Here, too, multiple factors are at play — those desperately seeking unicausal explanations (it's all authoritarianism or racism or not articulating my favorite economic message often enough) should probably look elsewhere, because, in fact, the sources of Trump's support are many and varied.
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Clinton has had little success articulating her basic governing approach, the case for her has instead come to seem almost entirely instrumental — that she has the best chance of being elected or would be better at haggling with Republicans for incremental gains.
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Tesla has previously previewed a prototype charger that uses an articulating robotic arm to automatically find your Tesla's charging port and plug in, but we haven't heard much about that since the company showed a video of it in operation in August 2015.
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Just last week, the Slovak government announced a purchase of 485 armored vehicles, worth 1.2 billion euros, without articulating anything resembling a plan of how the new equipment will fit within the Slovak armed forces, much less within the broader NATO infrastructure.
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"Wide Sargasso Sea" excavates the deep veins of sadness running beneath an otherwise opaque act of angry destruction, and Plath's poems are invested in articulating the complicated affective braids of bitterness, irony, anger, pride and sorrow that others often misread as monolithic sadness.
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The jobs that too often take up his energy might be better done by engineers and sociologists, but no other profession is specifically responsible for articulating meaning and seeing that the environment is sensual, humorous, surprising and coded as a readable text.
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STEPHENSON: IT WAS AN INTERESTING SITUATION BECAUSE WHAT TRANSPIRED IN LATE 2014 IS THE PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT OBAMA, MADE A YOUTUBE VIDEO ARTICULATING THAT HE DID NOT WANT – HE WANTED TO SEE NET NEUTRALITY AND TITLE 2, THIS HEAVY HANDED REGULATION ON THE INDUSTRY.
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It was a music lover's dream, an opportunity to see how Mr. Currentzis works with musicians — walking among them, articulating his directions not with words but with emotive gestures and singing — to achieve the urgent, often shocking interpretations he is known for.
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"The court squarely rejected the entire theory this prosecution was based on from the beginning and embraced the theory we've been articulating literally from day one on this case," said Noel Francisco, the attorney who argued for McDonnell at the Supreme court.
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In lieu of articulating a positive vision of the future, the hyperbole used by CPAC speakers seems to be aimed at motivating the Republican base by stoking fears about what Democrats will do if they retake the White House and/or the Senate in 2020.
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The Trump administration released a 72-page manifesto articulating the ills of socialism on Tuesday on the heels of President Donald Trump's recent claims that his political opponents will turn the U.S. into "the next Venezuela" if they succeed in the upcoming midterm elections.
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It's also what robs the series of its novelty: Delhi Crime, like Ivan Ayr's Soni, is one of the rare Indian police procedurals that is invested in understanding their limitations and articulating the frustrating intersection of an Indian police officer's professional and personal demands.
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In order to sue in federal court, the Supreme Court has said it is not enough for you to show a mere interest in an issue, you must show your standing to sue by sufficiently articulating how you suffered a concrete and particularized injury.
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The documentary — which we previewed ahead of its general release Wednesday — does an impressive job of articulating for a mainstream audience the risks for individuals and society of unregulated surveillance capitalism, despite the complexities involved in the invisible data 'supply chain' that feeds the beast.
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Unlike current Secretary Jacob Lew, who assumed the role in early 2013 with little fanfare and has operated largely in the background, the next Treasury chief is expected to be a featured player in articulating and executing the Trump administration's economic policies and initiatives.
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In fact, the North Carolina Conference of District Attorneys presented a statewide training course in 1995 that included a handout called "Batson justifications: Articulating Juror Negatives," listing 10 kinds of "justifications" that can be offered as a race-neutral explanation for a juror strike.
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If a less hospitable economic landscape had prevailed in the 1960s, it is easy to imagine that the arc of Powell's career might have been very different as a populist voice articulating an angry nativism against a backdrop of scarce jobs and depressed wages.
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"When I use the word socialist—and I know some people aren't comfortable about it—I'm saying that it is imperative… that we create a government that works for all and not just the few," he said in a 2015 speech articulating his political philosophy.
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This is what has confounded me most about America in the time I have been here: The fear of being labeled with a disparaging term — often simply for articulating a perspective that does not align with liberal political values — causes many to remain silent.
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The problem is not simply that both discourses fail women of color by not acknowledging the "additional" burden of patriarchy or of racism, but that the discourses are often inadequate even to the discrete tasks of articulating the full dimensions of racism and sexism.
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If we can just stop thinking and talking about ourselves, and sacrifice some of our sacred cows, and start focusing on articulating in a very simple way the kind of America we want to build, we can become the country we ought to be.
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In an unusual statement on Tuesday, Mr. Erekat criticized the Trump administration for not articulating support for the two-state solution — the internationally accepted principle for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since the 1990s — and for failing to compel Israel to cease settlement activity.
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Though often viewed in the West as a pariah, he was, in many corners of Africa, considered an elder statesman thanks to his liberation pedigree, his longevity and his eloquence in articulating a broad resentment of Western powers' past and present policies toward the continent.
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The war in Iraq, which started in 2003, has resumed and continues in a different form over the border in Syria, where the American military also has settled into a string of ground outposts without articulating a plan or schedule for a way out.
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They were explaining the background of one of the record's standout tracks "No One's in Control"—a sweet, swirling song that's about the fear of living a life with no one at the wheel—which swiftly transitioned into McCallion articulating a sort of cosmic death wish.
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"I got my PhD in order to challenge this," she said, holding up the book, articulating what she didn't on Tucker Carlson's show — that yes, she knew Murray's work so intimately that it put her on the trajectory of becoming the anthropology department chair of Princeton University.
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Julián Castro, the former Obama-era housing and urban development secretary, is offering a broad vision for a potential presidential campaign and articulating the anxieties that he says communities of color face under President Donald Trump's administration, as he publicly explores entering the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Outfitted with an articulating arm and clamp similar to the one it used to wash dishes in the original video, we see the new SpotMini locate, recognize, and deftly operate a door handle, and then hold the door to let its arm-less sibling march through.
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"Before we made our investment, we were actively engaged as you'd expect any potential investor to be, talking with senior management about their strategic agenda and to an incredibly high degree, our agenda lined up with the agenda the new CEO and CFO were articulating," Braunstein said.
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In addition to the event, which included a reveal of the solar tiles along with Tesla's new and improved Powerwall 2 home energy storage solution, Tesla put out a blog post at the beginning of November articulating the reasoning behind the combination of the two companies.
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"We think what's really important is that policymakers are articulating a diagnosis of the economy that really centers the role of outsized corporate power, and the role of government to curb that power," says Stephanie Sterling, vice president for advocacy and policy at the Roosevelt Institute.
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A History of Futuristic Hallucinations, which was on show at Milan's Spazio 22 (in a collaboration with Moscow's Iragui Gallery) earlier this year, presented some of the artist's most recent work, articulating Pepperstein's relationship to Cosmism, a potent cultural force among Russian artists in the 22th century.
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Lending their voices to and articulating their opinions on this podcast are Simon Miller, freelancer extraordinaire, nascent pro-wrestler and a returning guest (here he is back in March 2016, also talking about Zelda), and newcomer to the 'cast Rob Leedham, UK editor of Stuff magazine.
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Nor is there a coherent group on the platform articulating any sort of direct answer to this budding form of reaction — which both validates this material in the eyes of its creators and gives it room to breathe, grow and assert itself beyond its immediate vicinity.
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But that only highlights the scale of the problem we have long faced: Against the background of rising right-wing populism, winning elections is no longer about articulating any positive vision or program, but has become a desperate, last-ditch effort to stave off the worst.
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The plot moves on, but the moral center of the book is here in the police station, in a diatribe that continues for pages, articulating an idea both simple and ancient, disruptive and dangerous: that the suffering of animals matters, that their deaths carry moral weight.
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But they ended up spawning perhaps the two central themes of the first two days of this year's Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) conference — a conference that's been far more concerned with demonizing Democrats than it has been with articulating any sort of positive Republican vision for the country.
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The theme of mercy, it turns out, also provides Francis with a metaphor for articulating his broader aim of shaking up the Roman Catholic Church, which he laid out in detail in a voluminous document called "Evangelii Gaudium" ("The Joy of the Gospel") that was issued in November 2013.
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For Mr. Rubio, who has been called a Republican Obama in praise and in scorn, articulating the ways his experience as a 44-year-old first-term senator differs from Mr. Obama's in 2008 has been a constant struggle: No political association is more fraught or double-edged.
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The program of talks, workshops, book launches, and performances, considers the role and expanding network of independent art publishers in Asia, their local and international impact, and how hybrid publishing practices and ways of articulating and diffusing content have been reshaped as sites of production, exhibition, reception, and transmission.
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John Marshall Harlan—a Kentuckian who once "had no quarrel with slavery" and whose family owned many slaves—wrote a dissent articulating the constitutional principle of racial equality that was not upheld by a majority of the court until Brown v Board of Education, nearly six decades later.
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" In response to the claims about the president receiving an unfair economic advantage, the judges said that Washington and Maryland "have manifested substantial difficulty articulating how they are harmed by the President's alleged receipts of emoluments and the nature of the relief that could redress any harm so conceived.
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Whereas Park was good at articulating the nuanced particulars of Northern California light, Staver — who grew up in Minnesota — achieves a very different kind of light in her elemental scenes, many of which take place at night in the woods, in the sky, or on or beneath the sea.
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Gabbard's interest in foreign policy sets her apart from other ambitious Democrats, many of whom have difficulty articulating a clear position on Syria, and virtually all of whom would rather attach themselves to the kinds of domestic issues—stopping Trump, fighting poverty, combatting discrimination—that thrill the Democratic base.
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"The United States banning Kaspersky software from government systems without articulating with evidence the reason for that move provides an excuse if not justification for foreign governments to make similar actions without justification against U.S. vendors," said Joe Slowik, senior threat analyst at industrial threat intelligence firm Dragos.
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"When it turned out that this weekend the Kavanaugh nominee was going forward, we felt like it was important to change the other social plans we made while being down here and to at least be part of, you know, articulating our distress of what's happening," she said.
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And just as Julian Castro proved the night before in hammering his peers on immigration policy, Yang had a real chance to move the needle among his fellow candidates—in Yang's case, articulating the importance of addressing automation in a manner that extends beyond the 'more education' platitudes.
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When the 17-year-old saw the results, he let out a triumphant "holy fuck" yell, which snuck past NBC's censors and into the live feed, inadvertently articulating the thoughts of viewers nationwide who were currently comparing his win to all the dumbass stuff they were doing at 17.
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Where Monk used to press up against the front of these notes, articulating them a tad before the beat, Mr. Lewis drags back against the flow, exchanging crimped jabs with Mr. Ribot and soloing in short, punchy bursts until he hits a cruising altitude around the 2:00 mark.
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I actually have no idea how closely the narratives correlate with the author's real life, but these, more than any other of Roth's books, strike me as someone perfectly articulating the one thing he is an absolute authority on: How the world looks, feels and sounds to him.
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For millions of newly mobilized people across the country, this may be the first time they've felt represented in politics; the first time that articulating the fucked-up way things are and asking for them to be better hasn't been derided as idealism, but embraced as a possibility.
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But with this manifesto, Zuckerberg is articulating an ambition that is in some ways grander than the US presidency: He wants to use Facebook as the platform on which to build a global civil society, creating a service that encourages communities and cooperation and political participation on a transnational scale.
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Then, as now, Sanders campaigned on socialism, trying to set himself apart by articulating a vision of a more radical equality in this country, and a more peaceful approach to the world (before he sought out sister city status with Yaroslavl, he did the same with Puerto Cabezas in Nicaragua).
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In January, for instance, the department said it was adding a section called "Respect for Religious Liberty," directing prosecutors to alert senior officials about lawsuits filed against the US government "raising any significant question concerning religious liberty" and articulating "Principles of Religious Liberty" that Sessions laid out in an earlier memo.
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Voices ranging from Rahm Emanuel to Jonathan Chait have been articulating their respective versions of the argument that the greatest danger of a Sanders nomination is the risk of handing Donald Trump a second term, as well as negatively impacting down ballot Democrats, which could give Trump even more power.
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For a long time, greeting cards have been helpful tools for articulating all the sentiments we have a hard time saying ourselves — from "I'm sorry" to "I love you" — and those made by Hallmark are often seen as the gold standard for sharing these feelings with those we care about.
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Why you shouldn't want to always be happy Hedonism has its philosophical roots as far back as Plato and Socrates, but ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus is often credited with articulating an early brand of hedonism based not on a life of untamed appetites, but on moderate pleasures and respect for others.
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Those of us who play them regularly enough know that games have long been adept at articulating affecting narratives through a medium that began by smacking a dot back and forth, by shooting a basic model of a spaceship from the sky, by murdering sentient mushrooms with your plumber's crack.
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In an interview with Uncut Magazine in 2012, Stevens said that the festive EPs went beyond the religious for a reason: At his best, this is what Stevens has always done, bleeding the sacred into the profane, making the mundane spiritual, articulating tiny details before laying out an earth-shattering catastrophe.
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It's incorrect to say that "No-No Boy" is a forgotten masterwork (this year, the novel was reissued by Penguin Classics, though a dispute about the book's copyright has led Penguin to stop selling it in the U.S.), but it isn't often acknowledged for articulating what had never been said before.
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Without articulating a why to animate learners, without the courage and fortitude to take a stand on the moral and political issues that matter to our students and by teaching by not teaching, schools not only squander precious teachable moments, they abdicate their role as a moral compass for students.
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But my best guess is that sooner rather than later someone else will come around capable of articulating the shared conviction of Obama — and of Lincoln, Douglass, Roosevelt, Johnson, and King — that only a bigger, broader conception of America will allow the country to rise to new heights of greatness.
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Jay Inslee when he was in the race — in large part because Steyer has done a poor job at these debates of articulating what is so different about his vision for global warming compared to the other candidates on the stage who have also made sweeping proposals during their presidential campaigns.
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It wasn't until 2017, when women first began to speak publicly and loudly about Harvey Weinstein and the things they said he had done, that the fog of the past few years started to clear: For some of us, the SlutWalks had been our first moment of articulating collective rage.
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Today, so-called "privacy" policies are little more than legal disclosures vaguely articulating the numerous ways in which companies, like Amazon, intend to track their customers and gather their personal informationIf privacy is dead, we can thank Amazon (among plenty of other companies, of course) for helping arrange its demise.
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But Sessions went beyond that in articulating general principles by which asylum claims ought to be judged — both by immigration judges and by asylum officers (even though the latter are not part of the Department of Justice), and at both the final review of an asylum case and the initial credible fear screening.
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And Trump, who is drawn to "his generals" by an esteem for military pageantry and the appearance of strength, has shown a particular aversion to articulating the kind of clear strategic goals that could discipline the use of SOF and restore it to a balanced place in the spectrum of foreign policy options.
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Having spent a few days at both events, I couldn't help coming home thinking that it may be Microsoft that has the more complete vision for this AI-first world we'll soon live in — and if Google has it, it didn't do a good job articulating it at I/O this year.
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This environmental campaign attacks the industry on several levels, from claiming that onshore natural gas production is unsafe and will damage farmland, to articulating that the rise of Australia's LNG export industry has raised prices and starved domestic consumers of supply, to drawing a direct link between natural gas production and climate change.
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Democrats, with little recourse for stopping the nomination under changes in Senate confirmation practices, were determined to make a loud show of resistance and deploy any available weapons, which at this stage amounted to lodging procedural objections, issuing vehement complaints and articulating fears about the decline of the Senate's role in confirmations.
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" Delegates like James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, James Wilson and Gouverneur Morris, who argued that the obvious inadequacies of the Articles of Confederation could only be remedied by a Constitution articulating a more fully empowered executive branch, were accused of sowing the seeds of tyranny, abandoning the republican faith, defiling "the spirit of '76.
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The United States was tearing itself apart over civil rights and the war in Southeast Asia when Father Berrigan emerged in the 1960s as an intellectual star of the Roman Catholic "new left," articulating a view that racism and poverty, militarism and capitalist greed were interconnected pieces of the same big problem: an unjust society.
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Unlike Warren, Harris has struggled to clearly articulate her rationale for runningAfter entering the race from a position of weakness, Warren turned things around by articulating a crystal-clear message centered around reducing the economic and political power of the rich and powerful, and putting it in the hands of middle and working-class Americans.
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By now, we are all familiar with the looming debt crisis, thanks to House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE, who rose to power by ably articulating the need for Congress to balance the budget.
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The challenge of understanding the European project, as it's sometimes called, is inextricably bound up with any explanation of the vote to leave the EU. Even supporters of the EU can have trouble articulating the scope and direction of a political, economic and fiscal union that has undoubtedly swelled in size and intent over time.
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To kill time while he figures out how to use bitterness and pessimism to usher in an age of understanding, Olson is self-publishing a book called Glamour and Peril at the end of February and will continue articulating his thoughts on subjects like love and drag queens in his opinion column for Vice Canada.
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" (Young Thug, too, has proved too slippery for a sit-down.) For others, it's the basics — "how to go to a restaurant and order, how to talk to somebody when you're checking into a hotel, how to meet your fans" — along with articulating a "prime-time message — who, what, where, when, why and how?
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But ever since Pitchfork anointed them voices of a generation — articulating the existential anxieties of kids who grow up, move to the city, and struggle with adulthood and their place on the traditionalism/modernity axis — they've always felt the weight of the world more heavily on their shoulders than any band deserves or should presume.
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But all the pieces in "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power," an unmissable show at the Brooklyn Museum, produced with London's Tate Modern and Arkansas's Crystal Bridges, deal with an especially explosive period, from 28 to 33, in the endlessly fertile, urgent American project of publicly articulating black identity.
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On Monday, the chairman of Brandeis University, Meyer G. Koplow, was interrogated by airport security on his way back to New York because, after attending a bridge-building session organized by the educational organization Encounter on the West Bank, he had thrown a brochure articulating the Palestinian point of view into his checked luggage.
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In contrast to Pollock, who, in his drip paintings, banished images and allusions to everyday life, while articulating a timeless physical presence inhabiting the same space as the viewer, Rauschenberg brought the outside world as well as a consciousness of time passing into "Factum I" and "Factum II" without being derivative of still-life painting.
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He died just a few months before the Apollo 8 astronauts took the iconic "Earthrise" photo over the moon, which is often credited with sparking widespread environmental awareness.. But he still inspires environmental activists because they say he was so eloquent in articulating a core belief of their movement: the interconnected nature of life.
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But the ideas amount to a tacit acknowledgment by Democrats that, even as they criticize Mr. Trump's tactics and demands in the shutdown fight, they have largely allowed him to define the terms of the debate on border security, and that they must be more effective in articulating their own position on the issue.
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I'll get teary eyed because it's just so much bigger than what you even thought you would be doing in your room as a teenager but then you realize "oh I guess what I always felt other people felt but they maybe just didn't know how to say it" and you're articulating that and that's really powerful.
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From a political standpoint, British protagonists must stand firm on articulating and maintaining positions which match our values despite potentially increased pressure from China to side with it in high profile controversies such as ownership claims in the South China Sea, the lack of democracy in Hong Kong's governorship election and whether Beijing deserves market economy status.
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The problem is that Donald Trump has won the Republican nomination in spite of a shoddy and unprofessional campaign, in large part because he's articulating the fears that many older white Americans have — that their country is in danger of losing its soul at the hands of an immigrant invasion, terrorist infiltration, and militant black radicalism.
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"Because (Clinton) can't be in multiple places at the same time, our surrogates are not only critical to delivering her message far and wide, but are also important advocates for articulating, in their own words, why they support Hillary becoming the next president of the United States," said Elrod, the director of strategic communications and surrogates.
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While this case provides the Supreme Court the chance to say something more about what the Second Amendment means, given the limited reach of the law in question, the Supreme Court conceivably could resolve the constitutional question without saying a great deal about the right to bear arms, much less articulating an expansive understanding of that individual right.
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But ultimately, here's why I knew, from the age of 13 and before, that I wanted to be a writer and nothing else, and I knew all this without articulating it the way I do now: I wanted, and want, to write because writing is connected to what I want to see happen and change in the world.
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But in this anxious moment of absent leadership, I also noticed that the actors, writers, directors and others who walked the red carpet and took the stage were having the kinds of conversations, and articulating the sorts of values, that the embattled and embittered people holding the reins of government are currently unwilling or unable to.
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Despite the occasional flatness of MacNicol's prose, and some irksome references to her glitzy life, I found myself underlining sentences, and then entire passages, that resonated with me, articulating the extreme inadequacy and sense of dislocation single women of a certain age, like MacNicol — and like me — experience in moments when others are growing closer without you.
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The We Have Voice Collective, a new group of female and non-binary musicians in jazz and experimental music, plans to release a Code of Conduct on Tuesday that aims to build upon the conversations sparked by jazz's own #MeToo movement, clearly articulating what a more equitable workplace might look like and setting expectations for change.
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There were white papers and the bill two years ago, but the effort to write this bill, in a hurry, with a jumble of provisions, seems to suggest that they are just trying to find something that can pass, as opposed to articulating a clear policy vision for what they want health care to look like in this country.
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Through sheer force of will and a concerted effort to engage and educate President Trump, Mr. Rubio has made himself, in effect, a virtual secretary of state for Latin America, driving administration strategy and articulating it to the region from the Senate floor, as he did the other day, and every television camera he can find.
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On the further-right corners of the internet, many are simply articulating that Ford is a Democratic Party operative who is lying to take down Kavanaugh (or, in one instance, that she may have hypnotized herself), or they are saying that, sure, Kavanaugh probably did it, but it's simply not that big of a deal if he did.
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And while there's ample evidence in Georgia of moral leaders' capacity to effect change and expand equality, political leaders like Booker have to apply the Jacksonian example of articulating how issues related to ballot, education, and the economy are interwoven in order to be successful, said Roland Martin, a political analyst and host of the daily digital news show Roland Martin Unfiltered.
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The sparring over breaking up the banks (and Sanders' trouble articulating how that would be done in his New York Daily News interview) actually led to something of a consensus in light of the findings by the Fed and the FDIC about the lack of plans by many of those banks regarding how they will avoid becoming too big to fail.
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Even a hundred days into his Presidency, he had spent little time articulating how, exactly, he was planning to execute his proposed reforms, which included disciplining a self-interested oligarchy and negotiating an end to the five-year war with Russian-backed separatists in the eastern region of the Donbass, in which, to date, more than ten thousand people have been killed.
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His divergent approach to art-making through the immaterial use of wind, fire, and water further sensitizes our ability to grasp new realities in terms of how we identify materials in relation to culture and how, as an artist, he became a fundamental voice for articulating Korean traditions through transforming them into meaningful objects and events in present-day life.
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But until then, we'll be in the trenches fighting for what Ocasio-Cortez called the "minimum elements necessary to lead a dignified American life" — and along the way, we'll also be articulating a vision for society beyond capitalism, where each person's life is truly theirs to live, not to spend toiling for a dime while the boss takes a dollar.
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He's lauded for presiding over one of the greatest periods of progressive reform in U.S. history up to that point and skillfully navigating the nation's involvement in World War I. By articulating principles for peace—his "Fourteen Points"—and advocating a League of Nations after the war, he pressed for a new internationalism and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2000.
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We do this in the scientific explanation of observed phenomena, but we also find it in the poetic (or artistic) expression of experience, in articulating a principle of law that is initially only intuited, in devising social, political and philosophical theories, and in such seemingly simple acts as saying what we mean, which may well be quite challenging in itself.
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As long as each person or group at the platform table remembers President Ronald Reagan's advice – to be willing to "get 28503 or 22019 percent of what" they want and continue trying to get the rest later – constructing and articulating a platform now provides an opportunity to bring our party together around that core set of values that define us.
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During a stop on her 503 Vision tour, she's in full mid-aughts The Secret mode, saying "you have to name it to claim it" and articulating her personal definition of wellness ("all things in balance") as she stalks the stage in a cream pantsuit, ambient New Age music playing while abstract lava lamp shapes shift on a screen behind her.
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To wit: If you do a quick Google search for Duda WordPress, you'll see that the company has already put a lot of effort into creating tools to port sites from the latter to the former, and articulating the reasons why Duda is faster to use, better for pushing updates and preferable for publishing further websites and web pages at scale.
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U.S. political leaders who support continued American involvement must do a much better job articulating the benefits that average Americans enjoy because of the U.S. role in the world — linking American engagement abroad to lower interest rates at home, job creation from trade, lower costs of living, and the ability to receive a much wider range of goods and services — while openly acknowledging where costs are incurred.
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That a man like Trump — a reasonably vulgar TV celebrity and real estate developer — won a primary in which 14 mostly serious senators and governors competed, by articulating great anger that the Grand Old Party has failed, in this century, to respond to the wishes of its base on critical issues, demonstrates as clearly as possible the need to rethink what the GOP stands for now.
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" Nick Merrill, Clinton's traveling press secretary, said Clinton did not misspeak and her statement reflected her articulating her desire to "raise the federal minimum wage nationally to $12" while she also "remains supportive of local efforts to go to $15 on the state and local level, and wants to see that happen beyond New York, California and Seattle and the handful of other places that are phasing it in already.
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They praised Mr. Sanders for articulating a global frame of injustice that has led him to uncharted places among the Democratic field: He was the first to support a moratorium on deportations, has consistently spoken of the plight of the Palestinian people during debates, and has talked about his own family's immigrant experience as a way to connect with voters, something he rarely did during his 2016 run.
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" For Butt, the heterogeneity of elements in Bach's Passions engenders a novelistic richness, a virtual world rife with ambiguity: "It is as if he had entered into a 'Faustian pact,' by which he sought for his music an extraordinarily strong power in articulating and enhancing faith within the Lutheran religion, but in doing so gave to music an autonomous logic and referential power that goes well beyond the original purpose.
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