Maybe even a disabled, asymmetrical dog with her disabled, asymmetrical human can aspire to such beauty.
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Tokyo, JapanTrend: Asymmetrical designPro: Maco Kawasaki"Asymmetrical design is a big nail art trend in Japan," says Kawasaki.
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Kendall Jenner stepped out for Monday night's event at the Brooklyn Museum in N.Y.C. wearing a lavender asymmetrical, ostrich feather-embellished Alexandre Vauthier featuring an asymmetrical hemline.
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"I was looking through pictures of the royal wedding, and I see Meghan Markle arrive looking fantastic at her rehearsal dinner and she's wearing an asymmetrical neckline and an asymmetrical hemline," Long said.
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The style relies heavily on bold, colorful, and asymmetrical shapes.
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It's asymmetrical, meaning that you're mostly downloading, not uploading. Right.
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Rihanna's black, asymmetrical bob was synonymous with the catchy tune.
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It had asymmetrical lines and quilted shoulders — classic but modern.
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Clinton as they formally enter the general election is asymmetrical.
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In particular, Trump was fascinated by Tyson's disruptive, asymmetrical tactics.
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Universal Standard for J.Crew Asymmetrical Bow Strap T-Shirt, $65; jcrew.
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Keep things asymmetrical, and your cuts at least a centimeter apart.
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Her Versace dress had an asymmetrical neckline and crystal-covered bodice.
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Emily Ratajkowski wore an asymmetrical black top under a white pantsuit.
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This illustrates how asymmetrical the extremist drift in American politics is.
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"Jianianhualong is not the oldest fossil with asymmetrical feathers," said Pittman.
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The Soyak Kristal Kule is an asymmetrical structure providing office space.
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It would also make the placement of the theme entries asymmetrical.
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This adds an asymmetrical look, which is also pretty cool looking.
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Mr. Trump has gotten where he is through asymmetrical media warfare.
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Lopez then wore an asymmetrical gown at the 2010 Grammy Awards.
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" As Bruno put it: "The only thing that's asymmetrical is access.
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The same short legs, the same butt, the same asymmetrical face.
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This "asymmetrical intensity" is so very common around #climate related policies.
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Balconies arc out, giving the asymmetrical exterior a dynamic rippling effect.
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For the majority of women it's not happening, or it's asymmetrical.
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It inflicts real damage, obviously, but it's always asymmetrical and limited.
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Mindy Kaling looked radiant in an asymmetrical gown designed by Dolce & Gabbana.
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They are at the heart of a new kind of asymmetrical warfare.
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A crop of new hemlines and sleeves, resulting in the asymmetrical dress.
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The asymmetrical, hole-filled monstrosity that is the Samsung Galaxy Note 27.
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An even better example that explains this asymmetrical reporting is the Clintons.
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See his portrait bust of Cardinal Richelieu, how asymmetrical the hair is.
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Besides, do the denizens of paradise get to wear cool asymmetrical jumpsuits?
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It's asymmetrical, with razor-sharp ends that show off her platinum color.
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Hyundai's new Veloster models have an asymmetrical design and updated infotainment features.
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The first, "Folly," centers on the asymmetrical romance between Alice and Ezra.
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Madison Pettis looked showed some leg in a sleek black asymmetrical dress.
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They are going through it together, but in a cruelly asymmetrical fashion.
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They both have an asymmetrical design with navigation buttons on one side.
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Instead, what came out was an asymmetrical dialog from "victim" to "VICTIM".
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"If we block the [communication] channels, asymmetrical development always goes awry," he said.
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Chopra opted for a bubblegum pink shirt with an asymmetrical one-sleeve design.
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Her printed brown long-sleeve dress featured a plunging neckline and asymmetrical hem.
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King's dress stood out thanks to its asymmetrical neckline and crystal-covered bodice.
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Clarke paired the glimmering skin-tone gown with asymmetrical earrings by Jack Vartanian.
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The asymmetrical design extended to the back, where there's a built in hand.
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This asymmetrical power relationship increases workers' vulnerability and potential for experiencing sexual harassment.
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Key asymmetrical details, cut-outs, and ruffle placements all make this look new.
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So the stories of Alice and Amar hang, of course, in asymmetrical tension.
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The slice was a little asymmetrical, but we aren't really here for geometry.
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" The actor David Garrick's asymmetrical eyebrows are "themselves a theater company of two . . .
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The American laborer needs a union to counterbalance the asymmetrical weight of power.
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"It's very asymmetrical," Melvin told the Mercury News of the letter in question.
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So is retaliation, which is of course the whole point of asymmetrical warfare.
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In the end, she's left with a gorgeous, asymmetrical, and summer-friendly style.
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I like the way you think, even if it is a bit asymmetrical.
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At another shop near the mall, the brafitter said my breasts were asymmetrical.
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And the effect of asymmetrical strides on speed is still not well understood.
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This year's theme was edgy and asymmetrical, and almost everyone in attendance delivered.
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She was wearing an asymmetrical Yigal Azrouël leather jacket and smelled like sandalwood.
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The Diamond Point: This style features pointed ends, thanks to an asymmetrical knot.
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Mr. Asfour recognized that playing almost any instrument requires an asymmetrical stance, so the clothes were designed to amplify that, with layered skirts having an asymmetrical hem and some tops having one sleeve of mesh and the other of opaque fabric.
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"You might also see a head tilt as an asymmetrical cue," Wood told INSIDER.
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The actress donned a plunging asymmetrical top which she paired with wide leg trousers.
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Importantly, C. juji also featured asymmetrical feathers, which modern birds use to control flight.
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Since the All-Star break, Denver has steered back into their hapless, asymmetrical identity.
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They employ asymmetrical forms of economic, informational, and legal warfare to deplete American strength.
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Rising powers are using asymmetrical attacks to weaken our leadership role and global influence.
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Laura Linney paired pants with a sparkly asymmetrical top that extended into a train.
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But Scoggins and Thompson have clearly approached their game with a deliberately asymmetrical philosophy.
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Imitation is necessarily an asymmetrical relationship between a superior model and its inferior imitators.
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Venezuelan leaders have also been preparing for "asymmetrical" warfare for more than a decade.
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As a result, their bodies are asymmetrical, with much of their right sides bulkier.
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It's sleek and sexy with an asymmetrical high slit to show off my legs.
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I did, however, have organ damage, an asymmetrical body, mobility problems and a limp.
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This asymmetrical load on one side of the pylons placed stress on the structure.
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It was a complicated vase, asymmetrical and made of iron: an object with gravity.
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Her gown was strapless with an asymmetrical neckline, and also had a full skirt.
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A looping, slightly asymmetrical tableau brims with colors and symbols like a visual cacophony.
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Head tilting questions aside, we can't deny its off-kilter, asymmetrical appearance has us hooked.
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Beyond those basic formations, the drone can also twist into a variety of asymmetrical shapes.
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Meghan isn't the first famous face to wear the best-selling Asymmetrical Letter Necklace either.
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There are also far more hairstyles with different asymmetrical swoops, braids, and levels of curl.
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I've been waiting for asymmetrical screens that are tailor made for their use case forever.
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The cargo Dragon has a smoother cone shape while the Crew Dragon is more asymmetrical.
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It's rotationally asymmetrical — which the company says is a first for a mobile phone lens.
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Sometimes it's sticks of blackboard chalk, sometimes it's large, asymmetrical, industrial size chunks of chalk.
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She has a gorgeously long and asymmetrical face, with eyes that are somehow always skeptical.
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The Oasis still has that reversible asymmetrical design that's good for both lefties and righties.
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The silk clung to her body and ended in an asymmetrical hem above the knee.
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By nature asymmetrical, hacking is a natural outlet for smaller countries to confront larger rivals.
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The device has an unusual asymmetrical back, which substantially thickens the device on one side.
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The asymmetrical roof is a series of undulating, overlapping platforms that mimic the mountain peaks.
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Kate wore a white asymmetrical Alexander McQueen dress with floral embellishments on her left shoulder.
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The rigging process was intense, as their rocky forms and asymmetrical bodies restricted their movements.
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The Suits star wore a high-cut, sleeveless navy Antonia Berardi dress with an asymmetrical hem.
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Then her face collapses with a downward turn of the lips and asymmetrical, turned-down eyebrows.
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The Asymmetrical neckline's nod to the 80's is trés chic when paired with structural ruffles.
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We love them woven through denim belt loops or hung low on a monochromatic, asymmetrical dress.
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In the 21st century, the biggest challenge is asymmetrical warfare: Nations now fight against insurgent groups.
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She later changed into an embellished off- white custom asymmetrical caftan by Labourjoisie for her performance.
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We promise you'll find something just as good as that asymmetrical Zara dress you bought yesterday.
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And this, partnered with the ratings and review systems, further increases an already asymmetrical power situation.
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But what he lacked in stereoscopic vision gave me a slightly asymmetrical, floppy quality I liked.
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Unfortunately, the situation is asymmetrical: We have no direct way of letting failing government entities die.
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It is asymmetrical and violates the principle of reciprocity and equality key to any trade agreement.
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But it also had a strange asymmetrical layout, as do many units in converted office buildings.
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But it's an asymmetrical dependency: Workers need their jobs more than capitalists needs any individual worker.
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Both symmetrical and asymmetrical, "Geometric Plateau" is made of six distinct, chiseled pieces that come together.
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Not only because it is terrible — thin, patchy and asymmetrical — but also because it is inexplicable.
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Lujin Zhang double-faced wool coat, $1,9353; and two-tone asymmetrical wool dress, $1,080; at lujinzhang.
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This asymmetrical ereader will give you deja vu if you've been coveting the pricey Kindle Oasis.
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Ruched velvet dresses and asymmetrical hems were also popular at the start of the 21st century.
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Her look was a flowing sheer asymmetrical gown which she wore over a black mini slip dress.
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Is it the angled bob or asymmetrical chop we've seen from Kunis (and countless other celebrities) before?
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Also opting for a black ensemble, Kate, 36, wore a chic black dress with an asymmetrical neckline.
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"I don't like this pile you're doing," Schliftman snaps, pointing to a mounting hodgepodge of asymmetrical faces.
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It's not the sort of asymmetrical co-op game where each character has specific skills and abilities.
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Several owl species have asymmetrical ears, which allows them to accurately pinpoint the origin of a sound.
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But seriously: The asymmetrical line automatically adds an element of softness to your features, every single time.
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Later that same day, Oh walked the Globes red carpet dressed in an asymmetrical white Versace gown.
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Bündchen, 38, beamed in a dramatic one-shoulder white Stella McCartney gown, with an asymmetrical cape train.
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WHY ISN'T THERE SOME SORT OF AN ASYMMETRICAL RESPONSE THE U.S. CAN FOLLOW AS OPPOSED TO TARIFFS?
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The war on terror is a strange, asymmetrical war, but it is a war just the same.
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Protée is France's only companion, and through their asymmetrical alliance we feel the creeping evil of colonialism.
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Designs for Ujoh's spring summer 2018 collection were mainly asymmetrical, with layered looks and elegant masculine styles.
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The last two decades have shown that asymmetrical terrorist threats cannot be defeated on the battlefield alone.
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Moore said AI should be used to find computer-led solutions to climate change and asymmetrical terrorism.
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But Abloh went in for fountains of tulle, asymmetrical ruffles, '50s debutante ball skirts, and slouchy silks.
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Both were surrounded by worn, asymmetrical halos of dirt in the grass that outlined their chain's circumference.
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Stevens and Ross strike asymmetrical chords on every offbeat, setting Smith up for a coolly drifting solo.
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The goals are asymmetrical — they don't require one group to lose for the other one to win.
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This asymmetrical ban feels more like a targeted attack than a value-neutral health care policy decision.
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The pattern is asymmetrical and was designed to appear like the flowers are growing across the roof.
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For my piece, she fashioned the asymmetrical chalet and chapel separately, inserting them before the final mounting.
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An asymmetrical creeper in sculpted gold set with nearly 800 diamonds, it took 650 hours to make.
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But the piaffe became an abstraction long ago, like the pike in diving, or the asymmetrical bars.
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Catriona Gray wore a striking red dress that featured a plunging asymmetrical neckline and thigh-high slit.
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The President continues to redress asymmetrical trade with China, as well as with former NAFTA partners and Europe.
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We get lost, finding ourselves near a giant asymmetrical gazebo—idyllic and ideal for weddings—adjacent to vines.
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The frame is also asymmetrical; it's shaped to better slice through the air in a left-side lean.
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A sign near one of its corners informs visitors that there are 224 asymmetrical knots per square inch.
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Meanwhile, first daughter Ivanka Trump was dressed in a $2000 asymmetrical plaid tweed Oscar de la Renta dress.
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The superstar perfected the look, recreating Joyner's asymmetrical race outfit right now to her manicure and red lipstick.
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She's rocked fiery red, an asymmetrical bob, and now, she's gone full-throttle blonde with a bleached look.
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Garner, 44, stunned in a long, black gown with a plunging asymmetrical strappy neckline for the special occasion.
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Her asymmetrical look played up two of the biggest trends of the day: blush pink and architectural headpieces.
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Along with a flattering mock-neck collar, the slouchy sweater also features ribbed cuffs and an asymmetrical hemline.
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She had worn a homemade version of a blue flame-covered catsuit, by Freddie Burretti, with asymmetrical legs.
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Its signature pointed-toe shape is detailed with a unique asymmetrical bow to give it a feminine touch.
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Netrunner is an asymmetrical card game where one player is a huge Corporation, the other an individual Runner.
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"If you're perfectly symmetrical for an asymmetrical task, then you're not well-prepared for that task," he continued.
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This lifted Tehran's game of asymmetrical leverage into a regional influence it had probably never conceived of achieving.
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Dahl-Jensen is a soft-spoken woman with bright blue eyes and an asymmetrical sweep of white hair.
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Being "smart" in this election cycle is much akin to shifting military strategies from conventional to asymmetrical approaches.
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The gown featured a plunging asymmetrical neckline and was accessorized with sparkly earrings and a bold red lip.
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It appeared Nick Jonas did exactly that when he stepped out in this asymmetrical white suit and silver bling.
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The asymmetrical gown was pretty hard to miss when Gaga hit the red carpet alongside her "Shallow" songwriting pals.
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Beyoncé, 36, wore a long-sleeve black velvet dress with an asymmetrical skirt that showed off her toned legs.
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Inside the watch's asymmetrical housing is a chain wrapped around a pair of sprockets that slowly turn in unison.
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King walks out next wearing a matching neutral sheath dress with an asymmetrical drawstring and equally fluffy, waved locks.
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In the case of "Katie Jones," you can see that the face is slightly asymmetrical with an indistinct background.
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Fontana's predominantly twisted and asymmetrical pieces, such as "Crocifisso (O Cristo)" (1955–57), were clearly worked with vivid virtuosity.
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I see Star Trek on the asymmetrical tonneau cover that's more of an abstract sculpture than a practical element.
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Instead, new research shows the explosions were actually asymmetrical, shooting powerful jets of heavy elements out into neighboring galaxies.
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Its display and backlight are better than average, and its asymmetrical design is purpose-constructed for the avid reader.
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I've been a client for a year, lately getting a short asymmetrical cut with an undercut on one side.
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The tradeoff is that you get asymmetrical speaker grills so if that kind of thing annoys you you're welcome.
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For the event, Kate, 37, wore a white asymmetrical Alexander McQueen dress with floral embellishments on her left shoulder.
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Kendall wore a similar look, albeit in black with just one chainmail sleeve and an asymmetrical halter-neck strap.
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An asymmetrical relationship—who has the ball now, who is in control then—determines the flow of the game.
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Washington "must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical", he said in the opinion piece.
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It was soon dubbed La Pedrera, or the stone quarry, because of its rough-looking facade and asymmetrical shape.
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Olivia Palermo's partnership with Banana Republic includes tweaked classics like leather kick flares ($598) and an asymmetrical trench ($228).
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The working-class resentment toward elites — resentment being the reciprocal of contempt — is asymmetrical in the very same way.
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Perhaps the bodies of no other athletes in sports, and certainly none at the Winter Olympics, are so asymmetrical.
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The largest, most attention-grabbing feature he added was the pool, an irregular, asymmetrical affair with a waterfall fountain.
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When she launched her book "Becoming" in November 2018, Obama paired high-waisted white trousers with an asymmetrical top.
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Over time, I pieced myself back together, the collage of my heart like a Picasso painting, splintered and asymmetrical.
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The result was an iconic image, with Sloth immediately recognizable by his asymmetrical eyes and small, sparsely spaced teeth.
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Any nuclear crisis between these two asymmetrical enemy states (in size and power) would be unprecedented, or sui generis.
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A pricey asymmetrical ereader from RakutenPrice$170LikeIt's inexpensive, with Pocket support, and the ability to read in landscape mode.
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She wore a gold asymmetrical dress covered in sequins, while True donned a gold sequin dress with a tutu.E!
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At the same time, it's kind of an endorsement of the shacks' open, almost casual, asymmetrical, hand-built architecture.
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It's about asymmetrical warfare where the mighty might of the United States military seems incapable of making a dent.
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I see the paintings as templates for the body, and if they were asymmetrical, they wouldn't feel like the body.
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Anderson wore a floor-length, single-shoulder black gown with an asymmetrical slit up the front to reveal her cleavage.
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The actress debuted a new asymmetrical bob at the beginning of the year and has kept her hair short since.
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And for the record, the razor-sharp, slightly-asymmetrical lob could have fooled anyone — it was that good in person.
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Shoes were slippers embellished with fluffy threads at their point and earrings were asymmetrical hoops with stones and river pearls.
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The $1,495 dress features a wrap silhouette, long sleeves and an asymmetrical ruffle hem with pom pom and seashell details.
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America Movil's lawyers maintain that legislators did not have the right to create "asymmetrical" rules meant to help smaller players.
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The gown sports asymmetrical off-the-shoulder sleeves, with the dress draping down her chest before gathering at the waist.
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The 28-year-old fellow newlywed stunned in a green Osman dress with an asymmetrical cut and the Aquazzura heels.
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Instead, it features an unusual, asymmetrical, off-balanced design that allows the craft to remain aloft and in complete control.
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It's startlingly asymmetrical, but the larger moving part means there's also room for a separate LED flash alongside the camera.
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The dress — described as a "Green Metallic Asymmetrical Ring Detail Bodycon Dress" — has Instagram wondering where someone might wear it.
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But nothing has illustrated the terror of combat more than the scopes of Battlegrounds and the asymmetrical power they instate.
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But cutting an asymmetrical lens requires far more precision in where and when the cutter is applied to the glass.
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Aside from the asymmetrical cases of men-on-women violence, there are many other examples of women's lack of power.
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"When you start a company the focus is on what asymmetrical advantage that you have [over your competitors]," Kanojia said.
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Finland knows that joining NATO would be seen as a red line by Moscow, and might provoke an asymmetrical response.
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With its suspended glass facades, exposed steel gridding and asymmetrical layout, the three-wing complex feels both modern and familiar.
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Julia Garner stunned in an asymmetrical purple gown with one sleeve and a cutout at the waist on one side.
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He said the US-China relationship is asymmetrical, with China depending more on the American market than we do theirs.
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The projector screen hanging over the stage is split into asymmetrical vertical strips, sort of like the Black Flag logo.
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Now the challenge is for the fashion industry to enter the picture and design elegance for flat or asymmetrical women.
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Fans of asymmetrical styling tend be more "fashion-forward and experimental," Ms. Barlow said but they are not all young.
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Her asymmetrical songs are still trying to make sense of lust, love, life as a performer and countless contradictory impulses.
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They're $865 worth of asymmetrical mystery, especially when I learned that they're light and a (Miami) breeze to walk in.
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The birds had to put a square tile into a square hole and more complicated, asymmetrical shapes into matching holes.
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Immediately seizing attention with its asymmetrical stacks of protruding boxes, it has become a symbol of the future that was.
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All women may be left with chronic pain, loss of sensation or asymmetrical breasts, among other complications, the agency said.
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Customers love the asymmetrical hemline and loose fit, but what they love most is how damn soft the material is.
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Britney wore this asymmetrical black dress with her long, blonde, mermaid-like locks down for the MTV VMA's in 2016.
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I get a long, asymmetrical bob and have a nice time catching up with the woman who cuts my hair.
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It's asymmetrical, and its gorgeous spiral design is integrated into the clues and entries, all very exotic for a Saturday.
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But inside, an asymmetrical layout with curtain walls of glass and lots of speeding planes yields a sunny, open space.
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The hip-hop artist attended the Haider Ackermann show in an asymmetrical dress that exposed one silver-pasty-covered breast.
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Remy Ma's "ShETHER," which savagely attacked and tested the resilience of Nicki Minaj, was a stellar act of asymmetrical warfare.
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I been here since five-fifty-five, a man whose hair was cut into an asymmetrical field of black said.
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The asymmetrical shoulder pieces and dark leather suit were designed so that she would be ready and able to fight.
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FEIST "Pleasure" (Interscope) Tense, raw, lo-fi and asymmetrical, "Pleasure" is both a plea and a self-interrogation about desire.
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The asymmetrical Cube from Nissan, a vehicle whose emphatic strangeness was unrivaled in the United States market, was discontinued in 2014.
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By the time the asymmetrical warfare went supernova in The New York Review of Books, the fight was really no match.
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Notable looks included layering of asymmetrical pleated skirts over flared trousers in cotton poplin and multicolor hoodies covered in rope embroidery.
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The former Girls star pulled out all the stops for her red carpet appearance, wearing an asymmetrical feathered one-shoulder gown.
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There was concern that this portion of the return may cause the vehicle to roll because of the capsule's asymmetrical shape.
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Gadot's asymmetrical neckline kept the top half of the dress modest and placed the focus on her fresh-faced beauty look.
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Olivia Munn is here to help in her simple white tank, a tribal-printed asymmetrical Fifteen Twenty miniskirt and strappy sandals.
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But that could only last so long, and her latest hairstyle — a razor-sharp, asymmetrical bob — was well worth the wait.
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The makeup mogul and tattoo artist shared a shocking image on Instagram today in which she dons an edgy, asymmetrical bob.
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A related State Department decision a few days earlier reflected an asymmetrical use of sanctions to achieve a human rights objective.
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That it's about asymmetrical warfare, that the mighty might of the US military doesn't seem to know what to do [with]?
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Leveraging the power of the light-sensitive cells, Parker's team was able to steer the stingray using asymmetrical pulses of light.
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Think pairing a boxy boyfriend blazer over a velvet slip dress or breaking up an asymmetrical floral number with tough leather.
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The Empire star debuted a super-chic asymmetrical bob with a bright blonde dye job at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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The Girls Trip actress, 46, debuted a new look that on Instagram Tuesday, sharing a photo of her edgy asymmetrical bob.
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Tall and lanky, with chestnut hair in a pixie cut, she wore an asymmetrical dress of Estonian blue and machine gray.
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That erosion, Jones says, has been "asymmetrical," with younger and better-educated members becoming the most likely to leave the faith.
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The asymmetrical design puts two page-turning buttons on the slightly thicker side of the e-reader along with the battery.
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With his asymmetrical doctrine, Gerasimov appears to be armed with an array of patches for any holes in Vladimir Putin's strategies.
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His oblong ceramic Eos table, with an asymmetrical galvanized steel tray top, has the jolly silhouette of a penguin (from $5,248).
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Nim is a delicious character — an asymmetrical-haircut-sporting Indian-American girl with multiple piercings and a wicked sense of humor.
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"Still Life With Artichoke" (circa 1916) shows a simple, if oddly asymmetrical, place setting in which all the objects seem alive.
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Brass ornaments cast in the shapes of miniature elks, rhinoceroses and other animals gleam against the asymmetrical vessels' bulbous, organic forms.
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In particular, a broad range of issues — potentially including natural disasters in outlying US territories — have an asymmetrical quality to them.
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Even when participants are "animated by good and right intentions", they too often end up in "forms of oligarchy" or "asymmetrical situations".
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The half-moon in "lantern," as in "noh," is asymmetrical, but with its curved side here resting on the painting's bottom edge.
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The star's newly chopped bangs — asymmetrical, piecey, lash-grazing fringe — is a fun change from her previous center-parted, grown-out style.
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Wearing a shimmering asymmetrical dress, Davis Jeter flaunted the assets that helped secure her fifth bikini-clad appearance in the famous magazine.
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The Vancouver House, an asymmetrical 59-story glass tower designed by the Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, is scheduled to open in November.
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Halsey, 25, rocked an asymmetrical rainbow polka dot gown, while Peters, 32, wore a matching polka dot shirt underneath a white suit.
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The Middle East, however, is full of states and insurgents with decades of experience in asymmetrical conflict and the humiliation of superpowers.
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There are a number of tells, including asymmetrical faces, misaligned teeth, unrealistic hair, and ears that, well, just don't look like ears.
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Likewise, Gigi went with something sparkly, body-hugging, and showing plenty of skin in a custom asymmetrical Atelier Versace gold chainmail gown.
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From two-toned sleeves to asymmetrical sizes, the bright options ahead are modern takes on the '70s sitcom styles of the past.
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The model kicked off the VMAs with a (faux) fresh chop — a textured, asymmetrical bob — which she debuted on the white carpet.
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Berry recently stepped out sporting the super-short look — a sleek, asymmetrical, blunt bob with bangs — during an outing in West Hollywood.
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The sleeveless, form-fitting pencil dress hits just below the knee and features an asymmetrical neckline, similar to Meghan's Jackie O dress.
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Spears went from a sexy asymmetrical LBD that veered right to an LWD that veered left when she got inside the venue.
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Ivanka Trump, who has her own fashion line, donned a white pantsuit with an asymmetrical cut designed by Oscar de la Renta.
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"It's an asymmetrical balance — (hackers) have to get it right only once, we have to get it right every time," he said.
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Many of the models, with hair styled in rigorous asymmetrical bobs, wore long mesh veils, some dotted with small colored pom-poms.
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But what worked against the Soviet Union may not work against Russia, which has made an art of unpredictability and "asymmetrical" action.
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Terrorism is a method, and extremists fighting an asymmetrical war against the far greater capacity of governments will never stop using it.
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Indeed, one could argue that Iran has honed its asymmetrical ties and deepened its proxy relationships in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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" Since the 1980s, the study outlines, Israel's wars have shifted away from deterring conventional Arab armies toward "asymmetrical fighting against terrorist organizations.
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The most infectious beats on "Immunity" are slightly but insistently asymmetrical—he made the rhythms more human by hobbling them a bit.
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While the photos only give us a glimpse of Collins' new do, we can see that she's rocking an edgy, asymmetrical bob.
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Symmetrical mice can lead to injuries, he says, and that you should look for asymmetrical with buttons that relatively easy to press.
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The cups were mismatched in color and in shape, the pitcher rose oddly elongated behind them, the whole painting was eccentric, asymmetrical.
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An MTV executive watching over Weber's shoulder took issue with Mischa's outfit, an asymmetrical skirt paired with a floral cap-sleeve blouse.
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The master bedroom has a wall-spanning oak-and-velvet asymmetrical headboard with geometric shapes inspired by the paintings of Frank Stella.
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One glance at the fashion-forward shapes and details (think: asymmetrical hemlines and oversize ruffles) and it's not hard to see why.
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Ms. Cartier Brickell said her grandfather never spoke to the news media about the origins of the asymmetrical design, introduced in 1967.
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And each marginal improvement in the South's defense prompts the North to develop new asymmetrical threats and can have costly side effects.
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With asymmetrical draping and a lace bodice, the design was a visual feat: Ms. Stone looked as though she was partially undressed.
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In many of his New Yorker covers the asymmetrical balance between two different people, two worlds categorizes the aesthetic distinction of Hanuka's works.
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Why not gravitate toward advisers who understand strategy, asymmetrical warfare, counterterrorism, and who believe in sound analysis and good intelligence before making decisions?
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Meanwhile, Kate sported a black sheath dress with an asymmetrical neckline, and finished off the outfit with a pair of sleek black stilettos.
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For the evening, Kaia, 17, opted for an asymmetrical metallic top that featured cutouts and dangling embellishments, paired with black wide-leg pants.
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The second half of her day brought on sexier styles, with a hot pink asymmetrical dress at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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The asymmetrical shift comes in 12 colors and two patterns, including stripes and plaid, all of which feature cute buttons down the side.
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The Tempur-Ergo Neck Pillow's asymmetrical shape was designed specifically to contour your head and neck in a way that flat pillows can't.
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This leads to the second point: Taking a transactional approach would be misguided because the "asks" of the two nations are fundamentally asymmetrical.
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Long floaty dresses, asymmetrical skirts, flared trousers and pencil designs evoked different eras with designs in emerald green, deep purple and geranium pink.
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She teamed the look with pink satin sandals with asymmetrical crystal straps and wore her hair up with curled tendrils framing her face.
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The footage showed her sprinting out into an asymmetrical frame, her hijab shifting to obscure her grin, before collapsing after about forty feet.
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These should be coupled with moderate amounts of asymmetrical arm movements, although it doesn't sound very sexy when you put it that way.
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Dermatologists usually look for symptoms described by an alphabetical mnemonic: Asymmetrical shape, uneven Border, variety of Color, largish Diameter, and Evolution over time.
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Longoria's asymmetrical gown is custom Alberta Ferretti, and it combines some of the biggest trends of 2019: a slit, metallic elements, and satin.
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In another, he channels his most famous subject with an asymmetrical blond wig, a bent knee and arms crossed modestly over his crotch.
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The underlying beat is slow enough to make room for fitful, asymmetrical vocal lines, while backup vocals arrive to multiply the second guesses.
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But when he examined the patient, Dr. Francis noticed a pigmented, asymmetrical spot slightly bigger than a pencil eraser on Mr. Dalman's shoulder.
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A glass facade, parceled out into asymmetrical wood paneling to shade the interior, can be opened up in warmer months to the exterior.
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The opening is startlingly asymmetrical, with dancers all on one side of the stage, but in patterns that mysteriously answer the music's sonorities.
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Her latest collection featured a surprising structured dress made entirely out of denim — and an asymmetrical yellow gown with an A-line silhouette.
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The effect is exacerbated as an object moves faster: More and more asymmetrical vortices form, each exerting a random force on the object.
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" Her once smooth, chic mid-length Sh-E-O cut is shorn in an asymmetrical bob, that makes her look "like a pencil.
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A Technicolor assortment of Max Mara coats from the nineteen-seventies to the aughts, from a classic green trench to an asymmetrical orange.
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Lili Castilla's asymmetrical Illusion sofa for Roche Bobois seats three, or four if you plop someone down on the wooden tray. Roche-bobois.com.
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She sits on a San Francisco patio, her dewy blue eyes lucid, her blonde, subtly asymmetrical hair recently trimmed, her white jeans spotless.
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"Part of Vistin Pharma's strategy is to invest in asymmetrical investment opportunities caused by fundamental changes in the oil space," the firm said.
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He asserted that this approach to future war was more 'culturally compatible' because air power and long‐range bombing are America's asymmetrical advantage.
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Chattery vocal samples and asymmetrical kick-drum patterns are staples of the genre, but Jlin's take somehow felt even more blistered and broken.
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Thinking about "Lab Created," I felt propelled into the shadowy world of Turkish politics, where competing, nonlinear, asymmetrical information begets layers of crippling uncertainty.
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Across 12 tracks, he arranges samples and synthetic melodies in these sharp, geometric ways, then punches through them with asymmetrical rolls and teetering microrhythms.
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Xfinity Prepaid is an asymmetrical and slower service: 20 Mbps down and just 3 Mbps up, below the FCC's definition of high-speed access.
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Kenji Matsuno, a cellular biologist at Osaka University, has discovered a series of what he calls "unconventional myosins" that appear crucial to asymmetrical development.
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Click through for a selection of the season's best takes on the style, from denim pencil skirts to asymmetrical hemlines à la Kendall Jenner.
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Essentially, a "low side part" is a regular side part, but angled more toward the front of your face to offer an asymmetrical effect.
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The singer's longtime hairstylist César Ramirez gave her an asymmetrical bob and posted the results to Instagram in the wee hours of the morning.
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Oh made her debut on the red carpet as host and nominee in a white Versace gown with an asymmetrical neckline and ruche detailing.
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Since 2014, he's used the moniker Nerftoss for a string of asymmetrical and overwhelming electronic releases that feel lovingly cobbled together from digital detritus.
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The best asymmetrical dresses are ones that are familiar with an edgy twist — a lifted leg hem, a mismatched sleeve, a one-shoulder strap.
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Another unique feature of these leggings is the asymmetrical hem, which is "engineered for a more comfortable fit at the bottom opening," Peters says.
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They also feature a dangling asymmetrical white strap, just to give it that incoherently disheveled vibe all the kids are so into these days.
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The collection drew together most of Armani's characteristic traits: crisp cuts, asymmetrical lines, bright colors side by side with black and strong geometric patterns.
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There's asymmetrical lacing to relieve instep pressure, a removable foam insole, and a lightweight solid rubber under the toe and heel for better traction.
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Despite our use of the word "oval" as sometimes synonymous with ellipse, Kepler understood it as egg-shaped (in the asymmetrical chicken-egg way).
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In the photo, we get a great look at Henson sporting an asymmetrical bob, which she reveals is a wig in her Instagram story.
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But the products of his grotesque imagination, which fixed on anything smelly, phony, hollow, haphazard, askance or asymmetrical, remain testaments to humor's revelatory power.
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"We want them to be slightly asymmetrical — if they're not having injuries," said Karen Ocwieja, the head athletic trainer for the American Olympic team.
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Ms. Zamata, progressive even in her fashion, wore an apple green dress with an asymmetrical skirt and earrings that looked like straightened paper clips.
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A recent book by E. J. Dionne Jr. and another by Norman Ornstein and Thomas Mann patiently explain the "asymmetrical polarization" poisoning our politics.
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The first, title track, which he wrote, begins with an asymmetrical line in the left hand, and a darting, lithe one in the right.
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This antique brass ceiling light features six spherical bulbs connected by asymmetrical lines, bringing a really unique mix of retro and modern decorating together.
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The comfy dress comes in 35 colors and prints (including floral and leopard designs), has a loose fit, and features an asymmetrical hem line.
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Among her prize offerings this year is an asymmetrical spherical stoneware vessel about 20 inches in diameter formed of ropy lines evoking the sea.
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His first outfit, and the one he wore under his Kingsguard armor, was a long asymmetrical leather coat with tan pants and tall boots.
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Standout pieces, like the Unicorn Heart Ring, are given their own space, while smaller, daintier bands are stacked together for a cool, asymmetrical look.
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Asymmetrical multiplayer games — where one person wears a VR headset and other people play with or against them — have always been a great VR genre.
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It was modeled by Reese Witherspoon in an Oscar de la Renta ball gown, strapless again, with a boned bodice that ended in asymmetrical poufs.
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The idea in an asymmetrical war, you look at where you're weak and your opponent is strong, and you're really trying to undermine their strength.
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Made of repeated units superimposed onto a vertical spine, as in "Untitled" (1955), the asymmetrical, segmented forms are inspired by insects, machine parts, and totems.
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At the glamorous event, Kim, 38, wore a plunging black gown with slightly asymmetrical straps across the chest, which showcased the reality star's famous curves.
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The star walked the red carpet dressed in an eggplant-colored velvet Nicolas Jebran dress featuring an asymmetrical thigh-high hemline and cleavage-baring neckline.
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It has adjustable buckles at the waist for a customized fit from the outset, reinforced elbow patches, and an asymmetrical zipper with silver hardware accents.
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Its original inception as a print saved for ultra-feminine wears has made way for more modern approaches, from asymmetrical dresses to balloon-sleeve tops.
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Sometimes, as he said, reciprocity means "they do it, so we do it"; other times it is necessarily asymmetrical, rather than pure tit-for-tat.
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The star has played around with long, wavy and straight versions of the look, and recently even chopped her hair into a short, asymmetrical lob.
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Even then, she kept her look edgy by adding a pair of black fishnet gloves, and topped it off with a sleek asymmetrical bob haircut.
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The singer debuted a chic new haircut — a sleek, asymmetrical, chin-grazing bob and a fresh set of fringe — on the red carpet Monday evening.
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And over the weekend, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin amped up the actress' style with an asymmetrical cut and added lots of texture via short layers.
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It turns out that hills are asymmetrical, never perfectly conical, and indeed one of their sides tends to be steeper and shorter than the others.
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It's an above-the-shoulder and slightly asymmetrical lob, which just grazes her collarbones in the front and gets a little shorter in the back.
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Deconstructed shirts with ruffles, off-the-shoulder or asymmetrical, were a favorite on the runway, along with layering, bold stripes, checkerboard patterns and floral prints.
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Jonathan Bush has the tanned, weathered face of someone who spends a lot of time on the water, with blue eyes and an asymmetrical smile.
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Fervent free-traders repeat endlessly that everyone loses in a trade war, conveniently overlooking the critical point that, in this case, the losses are asymmetrical.
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The multi-floored Jewel, an asymmetrical toroid-shaped building between the airport's existing terminals and the air-traffic control tower, opens officially on April 17.
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I was born with asymmetrical, atypical hands and forearms into a world where symmetry and typicality are the marks of good looks and proper function.
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Beneath the sill stands one of Mengham's latest works: a craggy and asymmetrical obelisk with a translucent, pale pink peak and opaque grayscale layers below.
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Nevertheless, the agreement, if passed, will lead to the birth of an asymmetrical customs system from the outset between England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
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The country music superstar chose an asymmetrical V-neck sparkly purple gown featuring a one-shoulder cape train and one statement-making thigh-high slit.
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CARAMANICA The arpeggios that course through "Eclipse (Ashley)" are neatly asymmetrical — seven beats, then six — to make the song ripple smoothly but never feel settled.
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All of that really forced her to take unpredictable routes and develop asymmetrical patterns, and I think that really is the basis of her work.
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The structured asymmetrical top featured a metallic sheen and hot-pink straps along the back that added an extra dose of modernity to the ensemble.
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Officials argued that while the asymmetrical disclosure campaign was "one aspect," the assessment that Putin wanted to help Trump was based on much broader evidence.
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It consists of two asymmetrical canvases that are both 72 inches tall, but one is only 27 inches wide, while the other spans 76 inches.
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Obama's strapless midnight blue floral jacquard gown with asymmetrical draping was specially made from the same print that was featured in the designer's fall 2016 collection.
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When an ex-turned-close-friend married someone I didn't meet until the couple's shower, I was there with my bouquet and asymmetrical, royal-blue dress.
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"China may now find itself at the receiving end of an asymmetrical threat that it was earlier posing to other powers in the region," Bhandari said.
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Now for those of you who fear change, don't worry, because unlike the square, asymmetrical Oasis, the new Papwerwhite has retained a more traditional book shape.
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I don't mind the look, but it does mean the front of the phone is asymmetrical: the top, bottom, and sides all have different bezel widths.
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An expertly designed and curated selection of asymmetrical and multilayered dresses, beanies inspired by balaclavas, modern jewelry, and trousers garnered attention outside of its founders' celebrity.
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As characters engage in hopeless asymmetrical banter, it dawned on me that Trecartin and Fitch's work hadn't changed much over the last decade and a half.
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Swift, 26, ditched her signature shoulder-length, loose and piecy haircut for an asymmetrical bob earlier this year, complementing the chin-grazing look with blunt bangs.
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The asymmetrical shape has to do with the fact that the Crew Dragon has an important feature the cargo version doesn't have: an emergency abort system.
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She ditched all accessories, letting her statement shift shine, pairing it with bright red pumps, minimal makeup, and her asymmetrical haircut swept over to one side.
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It's supremely asymmetrical, with the speaker placed to the left of the display (or at the bottom if you choose to put it in portrait mode).
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Everything the characters did made some sort of logical sense, the acting was solid, and there were virtually zero people with asymmetrical haircuts talking like Yoda.
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At 25, the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer has tried it all, from long waves to an asymmetrical pixie to multi-colored looks, and everything in between.
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But Slim's legal team has steadfastly maintained that legislators stepped out of bounds by creating "asymmetrical" rules meant to handicap America Movil and boost smaller players.
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InsiteVR relies on "asymmetrical VR presentations" to allow multiple VR users to explore content together and collaborate while a desktop user directs them through various environments.
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Nevertheless, the poor state of East-West relations overall, and displeasure in the Kremlin with the strike may push Russia to seek asymmetrical means of retaliation.
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In order to create Harry's silver asymmetrical dress, designer Stephen Sprouse took a photo of television pixels moving across the screen and printed it onto chiffon.
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That same seasoned observer might now be concluding that back then in early March, Gerasimov was actually employing his own asymmetrical doctrine to the Skripal issue.
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And he can't do it militarily, he can't do it economically, he has to use asymmetrical warfare and that means eroding the trust in democratic institutions.
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As a combat veteran, Kelly has intimate knowledge of the enemy's reliance on asymmetrical warfare to inflict harm on the United States and other Western nations.
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The crater left behind is like a semicircle, including an elevated rim, a central pit and an asymmetrical pattern of ejected material, according to the researchers.
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I understand that this story is made infinitely more complicated by Weiss' affinity for misinformation, his tendency toward an asymmetrical grand strategy, his love of mischief.
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In core technological fields where it would be impossible for us to catch up by 2050, we must research asymmetrical steps to catch up and overtake.
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This year, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute paid tribute to Rei Kawakubo, the Japanese designer with a penchant for all things edgy and asymmetrical.
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Thanks to asymmetrical color blocking, you'll look long and lean, and feel that way too as the moss-finish fabric cinches in all the relevant bits.
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The vinyl stools and linoleum-topped tables fill up with grizzled drinkers, staid couples in their sixties, and flannelled young professionals, all scruff and asymmetrical haircuts.
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Models like Christy Turlington and Kate Moss feature throughout most of the book, as they served as the asymmetrical faces of the era and Klein's eternal muses.
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In a pink carpet interview with YouTube celebrity and occasional Vogue correspondent Liza Koshy, Cyrus and Koshy laughed as they compared their similarly asymmetrical, "walking sculpture" dresses.
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But the asymmetrical trackpad positioning is deeply annoying, resulting in quite a few inadvertent right-click actions before a trip to the settings menu disabled the feature.
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Hailey Baldwin chose an asymmetrical, puffed sleeve number for a TV panel appearance last week, and similar styles have popped up at most of our favorite retailers.
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So many of us are embedded in complex mechanisms of cause and effect that implicate us — if indirectly — in systems we know are asymmetrical or even wrong.
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It's simply not possible to imagine a rule that corrects for negative externalities, asymmetrical information, imperfect competition, myopia, or any other problem in a socially beneficial way.
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Several of the most popular fitness wearable makers have been criticized for having obscure and asymmetrical terms and conditions that impinge on Europeans' consumer and privacy rights.
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Fold Modern Ottoman Sofa Bed for $399 See Details On its own, the asymmetrical cabinet looks a little wonky, but it somehow just works in this room.
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On Friday, the 21-year-old model celebrated the opening of Tag Heuer's new London flagship in a red asymmetrical dress and a white fur-trimmed coat.
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DisplayPort (not to be confused with Mini DisplayPort), superseded DVI, is found on nearly every monitor made today, and looks sort of like an asymmetrical HDMI port.
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"These new data will help us to better understand how early asymmetrical feather evolution proceeded and whether this started with aerodynamic or non-aerodynamic beginnings," said Pittman.
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This gorgeous ruched midi dress (perfect for a wedding), this chambray off-the-shoulder top and this flirty floral print skirt with a trendy asymmetrical ruffled hem.
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I found the fair to generally skew to the young hipster vibe: lots of asymmetrical hairdos, errant bits of face metal, and plenty of naked ankles showing.
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Instead of stressing your tresses with your go-to hot tools, try a set of asymmetrical French braids that give your low bun a little something special.
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Weisz's face is very slightly asymmetrical, and she can control the cadence of her voice in a way that introduces the character of Rachel as instantly magnetic.
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As if BET Networks CEO Debra Lee heard my feminist indignation, she introduced the surprise guest, "very special lady" Michelle Obama in a gorgeous asymmetrical shoulder gown.
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In the jazz world, he is best known for his asymmetrical, unpredictable, timbrally explosive drumming, which has given anarchic momentum to a number of Iyer's ensemble pieces.
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Christie's sold the asymmetrical necklace, studded with emeralds and diamonds, at the Magnificent Jewels auction at the Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues in Geneva on Nov. 14.
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A chandelier assembled from LED neons by Bec Brittain, a young Brooklyn-based lighting designer Carwan represents, hangs over it, asymmetrical and airy as the apartment itself.
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Traditionally, the gun issue has been highly asymmetrical, with the pro-regulation majority fairly disengaged on the topic and the anti-regulation minority holding very intense preferences.
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Wargames are a great way to parse asymmetrical conflict in a political system, and in many ways, Gitmo can be understood as a series of power struggles.
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This asymmetrical leakage could be a symptom of a more severe problem called a cerebrospinal fluid leak, which can increase the risk of dangerous meningitis, Takashima says.
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An asymmetrical card game about cyberpunk hackers trying to stop megacorporations from advancing their terrible agendas, Android: Netrunner is like a home I can't go back to.
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And who could forget that same year, when fancy brands began selling button-downs that were for some reason asymmetrical and covered with cutouts, ties, and pinstripes?
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Then, with the help of her attendants, she shed her first layer to reveal a black gown with an asymmetrical sweetheart neck line and a side bustle.
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Hung in a tight, asymmetrical salon-style grouping, images from Michon's Index series (2018-19) present rock formations varying in color and texture in extreme close up.
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The scientists also found that Homo naledi had an asymmetrical brain, with the left brain appearing more forward than the right, which is also seen in humans.
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We love Simon Porte Jacquemus' inventive take in which he managed to create a cardigan that doubles as symmetrical, or asymmetrical, depending on how you button it.
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The layout was socially progressive (there was no provision for servants) and aesthetically controversial (the big windows were placed as the interiors demanded, making the exterior asymmetrical).
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The visual design of the show is exceptional, from Andrés's cerulean hair and asymmetrical ruffled blouses to the creepily pastel dental office where the unsmiling Úrsula works.
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Each piece is handmade and inspired by art and architecture, like these asymmetrical mobile earrings ($5003) that were influenced by Alexander Calder's mobiles and Henri Matisse's cut-outs.
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Ms. Lacey, Ms. Livingstone, Mr. Thompson and Dana Michel crawled languidly around the asymmetrical room, the audience huddled around the perimeter, to a soundscape of intermittent bird song.
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Not just because people are slapping a filter on their shots, but because they're more aware of basic photography principles nowadays (rule of thirds, asymmetrical balance, et cetera).
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Clowns defy both of these -- their faces are painted to be particularly asymmetrical and exaggerated, so when we look at them we have a natural aversion to them.
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Silhouettes were slim with fitted coat dresses, asymmetrical peplum jackets, new versions of Dior's famed Bar jacket and high-waisted pencil skirts, at times slit to the knee.
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On Sunday, the "Joanne" singer graced the field at Houston's NRG stadium, prancing around and posing in an asymmetrical black skirt and cropped black sweater from Vera Wang.
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The collection features various cuts, asymmetrical settings, pretty gemstones, and a half-sizing convention, all to emphasize a "non-typical" approach that has always characterized the online company.
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"She is fighting a conventional war and he is fighting an asymmetrical war, and I don't think that bodes well for her," said Terry Sullivan, a Republican strategist.
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Cyber battles will be won on artificial turf In cyberspace, we live in an asymmetrical era of algorithmic warfare, where AI and machine learning must augment human capabilities.
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While every branch of China's armed forces lags behind the United States' in firepower and experience, China has made significant gains in asymmetrical weaponry to blunt America's advantages.
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His riga was bright yellow, his neat beard silvery-white, and his face beautiful in the jagged way of unaltered genes, jutting cheekbones and asymmetrical but piercing eyes.
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Its new Run Away line (from $895) has a similar dial but is given an extra dose of logo with a large asymmetrical F slashed across the face.
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But even though her volume rarely goes above piano, Noname has attitude and depth to spare as she raps over asymmetrical grooves that have a live, unprocessed sound.
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She framed the election as an asymmetrical contest — Republican organizing prowess and financial supremacy versus raw Democratic energy — and mocked the Democratic National Committee for its precarious finances.
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Melanomas are often asymmetrical ("A"), their borders ("B") are uneven, their color ("C") can be patchy and variegated, and their diameter ("D") is usually greater than six millimetres.
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Without speaking a word, dressed in a white Michael Kors Collection asymmetrical blazer and skirt -- and an eye-catching, custom-made Hervé Pierre hat -- Melania Trump spoke volumes.
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Usain Bolt holds the world records at 100 and 200 meters, running with an asymmetrical stride because his right leg is a half-inch shorter than his left.
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We sweep in with oblivious swagger, with most Americans not knowing the difference between Shiites and Sunnis, assuming we're going to swiftly kick butt in an asymmetrical cakewalk.
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Richardson sees emotional attachment as an ethical problem, calling it the human-sexbot connection an "asymmetrical relationship," while McMullen is counting on it to help sell his toys.
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We had some asymmetrical game types and that was the thing the people who didn't like it focused on most, that it wasn't that simple four-by-four symmetry.
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But it does help illustrate why many in the entertainment industry feel as if they're engaged in asymmetrical warfare against an opponent that isn't bound by the same rules.
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Beginning with a field of white hexagons, she created 'florets' by choosing one tile to be left unpainted while incrementally coloring the hexagons around it into an asymmetrical 'flower.
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Which is why we happen to think the singer's chic new cut — a sleek, asymmetrical, chin-grazing bob and a fresh set of fringe — deserves a little extra attention.
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But when it was unveiled in 1994, its key design elements — an asymmetrical time display and outsize date divided across two windows — cast the German maker as an iconoclast.
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Mr Thiam may have studied engineering in Paris, but instead of elegant simplicity he opted for an unusual, complex and asymmetrical structure for the firm, based around five divisions.
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For the casual outing, Kardashian West, 38, wore a form-fitting asymmetrical dress that clung to her enviable curves, pairing her ensemble with blue sandals and a small clutch.
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"It would be grossly inequitable, asymmetrical and contrary [to require] Carlson to secretly arbitrate against Ailes while permitting Ailes to publicly sue employees in open court," the statement continues.
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" "Before it is too late, Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.
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Asymmetrical lenses have been used in specialty photography for decades, and are often touted as providing better edge-to-edge sharpness by "fitting" over the image sensor, or film.
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But, in the era of misinformation, disinformation, which Russia — and previously the Soviet Union — are pretty good at, in the age of asymmetrical conflict with cyber, they can compete.
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With the help of celebrity hairstylist (and the Kardashian's go-to guru) Jen Atkin, and her BFF Jordyn Woods, the youngest Jenner documented herself getting a new asymmetrical haircut.
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The visual design, by Mr. Jasperse and Lenore Doxsee, is highly elegant, with asymmetrical framing lines and reflective flooring that can glow like gold leaf under Ms. Doxsee's lights.
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Christie's plans to sell the asymmetrical necklace, studded with emeralds and diamonds, at the Magnificent Jewels auction at the Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues in Geneva on Nov. 14.
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Mahmood says we need to recognize that part of the reason that militants do what they do is because of the asymmetrical power structure that differentiates us from them.
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An asymmetrical seam that runs from the lower left leg to the right shoulder, which reduces bunching and allows the skaters more freedom of movement during their left turns.
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If a city could be seen in a single image over time, it would become an abstract canvas of fragments, blurs, repetition, asymmetrical movement, light and other visual elements.
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The beige auditorium was sardined with admirers — average age somewhere between 19803 and 25, many with unicorn-hued, asymmetrical haircuts — who came for a glimpse of their horoscope gurus.
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J.C. The unease of "Living in the Future" starts with the way its lean, low, asymmetrical vamp lands listeners on the wrong foot because it's only seven beats long.
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Before it is too late, Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.
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But Turkey has pushed to update the agreement, given its "asymmetrical" structure, which does not grant Turkey a seat at the table when the EU negotiates with outside countries.
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Instead of rounded corners and soft shapes, the iPad Pro is all hard corners and flat sides, with massive, asymmetrical antenna lines on the back and a huge camera bump.
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Others see Democrats' clinging to principle as a weakness, aptly described by Ron Klain, former chief of staff to vice presidents Joe Biden and Al Gore, as asymmetrical constitutional warfare.
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Instead of spaghetti straps over white T-shirts, we're seeing corset tops, multi-strap dresses, and asymmetrical hemlines, the likes of which we haven't seen since, well, the late 2000s.
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Today's Olympic equipment—from physics-defying speed skating suits to algorithmically generated racing spikes to asymmetrical track bikes—are designed in labs, by researchers and engineers, to maximize human potential.
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Kim, 38, opted for an all-denim look for the night, rocking a pair of high-waisted jeans with an asymmetrical waistline and a matching wrap-style, one-shoulder top.
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Even the dead were not spared: at the main cemetery in the capital Road Town, exposed steel rods jut from damaged tombs, and several cement crosses lie fragmented and asymmetrical.
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At the L.A. event, Kim wore a black v-neck gown with slightly asymmetrical straps across the chest and paired it with a black cross necklace and a small bag.
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The fashion industry darling is unafraid to test drive new trends and start a couple of her own, from sheer tops and asymmetrical mini skirts, to headbands and retro bikinis.
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The 28-year-old stunned in a green Osman dress (the same one she recently wore to Trooping the Color) with an asymmetrical cut and some very familiar strappy heels.
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The collection is balanced out by Williams' appreciation of classic looks, with basics such as a black cross body bag, a simple white t-shirt and an asymmetrical midi skirt.
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Make the crown asymmetrical with a slightly large grouping of flowers to one side, and then work your way around the crown with flowers, filling in with the leaves. 5.
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Kim wore a white off the shoulder jersey mini dress from Vivienne Westwood with slight ruching throughout and draping at the top of the long sleeves with an asymmetrical hem.
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It's just that ultra-short, asymmetrical, glittery cocktail dresses and Western-style ankle boots, compared to the meditative, almost conservativeness of Philo's revolutionary Celine, feels like a completely different book.
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"Going for: "Cinderella post stepsisters tearing up her gown because they hate her" chic…" the actress jokingly described the deconstructed, asymmetrical $2,490 Monse blazer dress she wore for the occasion.
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But real-life markets, not just in energy but in transportation and agriculture, are failures all the way down — irrational behaviors, asymmetrical information, barriers to entry, monopoly control, and more.
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Joc's asymmetrical cut and swoop may make you uncomfortable, but he's got a fair point — he has the right to do what he wants with his hair, anytime he wants.
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Given how tightly Russia controls its checkpoints, Finnish officials concluded that the Kremlin was sending a signal that it could respond to any move to join NATO by asymmetrical means.
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And his asymmetrical style of political warfare poses a threat to Democrats and their likely nominee, Hillary Clinton, one that may not be so easily neutralized by the usual tactics.
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A couple of pieces, like a layered asymmetrical tunic and a blazer with different left and right front panels, look almost as arty-chic as some of threeASFOUR's own creations.
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The acronym stands for asymmetrical shape, irregular borders, multiple or uneven colors, a diameter larger than the size of a pencil eraser, and evolving shape, size, color, or other characteristic.
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"My whole neighborhood and all that, I'm the only one that look like this," he says, gesturing at his hair and outfit: a leather jacket, asymmetrical hoodie, and track pants.
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In the early 1990s, the venerable Saxon company was reborn after almost five decades of Soviet appropriation — and its first watch was the asymmetrical Lange 1, now a signature design.
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KASTANIES, Greece (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday a migrant crisis on its borders with Turkey was an asymmetrical threat to the borders of the European Union.
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Finesse the collar for an off-the-shoulder, asymmetrical, or deep-V neckline to show off a floral strap — or more, if you, too, are in a fashion-baddie mood.
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From the slow-rise of the asymmetrical hem to the "wait, I need at least five of these" rainbow-striped options, we're shining the spotlight on some truly unexpected skirt trends.
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The 16-year-old star paired her chic asymmetrical checkered dress with a big smile and an explosion of ringlets at the Stella McCartney fall 2016 presentation in L.A. on Tuesday.
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Abloh's first collection for the brand, however, which debuted last summer but only recently hit shelves, included various takes on harnesses, many of them asymmetrical or in neon and floral print.
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Celebrity hairstylist Chad Wood showed off her new asymmetrical chop on Instagram late last night, which he gave to Kunis before she walked the red carpet for CinemaCon in Las Vegas.
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With fresh new numbers from our ad-buying partner, SMG Delta, it's clear once again that we're entering a general election campaign that's completely asymmetrical when it comes to traditional resources.
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This dress is just show-stopping enough, thanks to tactful sparkles, a bold color that pops against her red hair and my personal favorite element of the dress, the asymmetrical neckline.
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This asymmetrical attribution of blame was visible in the defense of Israel that Harris famously mounted during Israel's 2014 conflict with Gaza, in which some 70 Israelis and 2,300 Palestinians died.
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For this feature, Huawei may have been inspired by the Kindle Oasis, which also features an asymmetrical design that Amazon uses to make its flagship ereader easier to hold one-handed.
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In fact, its summer '17 selection has plenty of major trends in the mix: high necklines, asymmetrical hems, silky slips, daring slits, and cold shoulders galore... and that's just the apparel.
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This year, the asymmetrical competitive card game, Netrunner, stood at a crossroads: it was four years old, and by this time it felt like it might be starting to lose steam.
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Asymmetrical and eclectic, it is an arched and suspension bridge in one; it has no pillars or visible supports, although it stretches over one of the widest stretches of the Seine.
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And let's not forget that she cut her hair not once, but twice within two days last year: she began with an asymmetrical look, then went chin-length the next day.
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We have got to bring together the best resources of this country to understand that cyber warfare is the new warfare of the asymmetrical enemies that we face in this country.
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With Microraptor, paleontologists beheld the first dinosaur outfitted with asymmetrical feathers on its hind limbs and forelimbs — that is, feathers designed specifically to aid flight instead of for warmth or display.
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Gravitational waves are thought to be emitted by the asymmetrical acceleration of massive objects—for instance, an explosion of a "lumpy" star or a highly elliptical orbit of two black holes.
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Having evolved past my "femme visibility" years of asymmetrical haircuts and vintage jumpers, I've grown into a long-haired, artsy looking woman whose queer experience is hidden to the untrained eye.
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When men were depicted, as in the case of nigao-e (women were forbidden to take the stage), they were often individualized, with characteristic large ears or asymmetrical eyes clearly reproduced.
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They knew it was happening, but it was too hard to redraw the entire system, so they kept fitting politics to a symmetrical picture as it became more and more asymmetrical.
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It's a perfect complement to the brand's latest ready-to-wear collection, which Pilotto describes as "tropical-baroque" and includes quilted microfiber jackets and an asymmetrical dress embroidered with chenille yarn.
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Even more rarely, Dr. Casal said, the late split is asymmetrical, meaning one side of the embryo grows into a fully formed individual and the other becomes an extra body part.
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Their radiant, asymmetrical geometries are reminiscent of everything from semaphore and hot-air balloons to tantric painting and the early Modernist works of the married artists Sonia Delaunay and Robert Delaunay.
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Ahead, find a range of options to suit your power dressing needs, including belted waists, plenty of plaid, and asymmetrical tailoring for a unique blazer dress to instantly upgrade your wardrobe.
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On Tuesday, the Face, a new leather jacket label, will open a pop-up where you'll find tweaked classics like an asymmetrical Perfecto ($795) and a cropped oversize mini-bomber ($595).
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She wore an oversized asymmetrical tan dress — accessorizing the look with drop-down earrings, a necklace and matching knee-high boots, their backs cut out to expose the heels of her feet.
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For the evening, Amal, who gave birth to the couple's twins Ella and Alexander last year, wore a black and white asymmetrical striped dress paired with nude heels and black dangling earrings.
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It predicts asymmetrical skirts and waist trainers will experience a similar drop (despite constant Kardashian endorsement) over the next few years — something to maybe keep in mind during your next closet purge.
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It's one of a newer breed of "asymmetrical" multiplayer games in which a super-powered, unkillable team of one takes on a weaker, opposing team of four that just needs to escape.
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Flo Jo regularly ran (and won) races wearing asymmetrical one-leg tracksuits she designed herself, sported a long manicure compete with nail art, and let her hair hang loose around her face.
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Gender asymmetrical dating app Antidate also had a requirement that users snap a fresh, time-stamped selfie for their profile pic, when it launched back in 2014 (although without any ephemeral twist).
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And as Matt Grossman and David Hopkins have shown, the parties are asymmetrical with Republicans generally more focused on big symbolic or ideological questions and Democrats more interested in transactional group interests.
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Last week, clothing brand PrettyLittleThing shared an image of its new "Green Metallic Asymmetrical Ring Detail Bodycon Dress" to Instagram, where it promptly divided followers with its half-bikini, half-bodycon construction.
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At Wednesday's Los Angeles premiere of Camping, a new HBO comedy, at Paramount Studios, the actress, 46, paired a glossy, asymmetrical crimson shirt with tailored black pants that featured matching maroon stripes.
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Watts' new do — a textured, asymmetrical cut, thanks to celebrity hairstylist Renato Campora — plays up the star's layers and gradually moves from the back to a much longer length in the front.
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Kim kept the flirty style parade going, making an appearance on Watch What Happens Live on Sunday night in an asymmetrical polka dot dress, while her hubby played bartender in black vest.
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The "Havana" singer, 22, who wore a black asymmetrical sweater with white jeans and white platform heels, and the "Stitches" singer, 21, was photographed engaging in some PDA during the basketball game.
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What is more relevant for the question of evil today is to critically question everything that happens before this utterly asymmetrical relationship between the perpetrators of violence and their absolute victims develops.
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Championing unmanipulated photography, asymmetrical layouts, rational-objective typography, and mathematical grids, the "Swiss Style" of graphic design is perhaps one of the most influential and recognizable design movements of the 20th century.
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When she was 14 months old, an ear infection led to Bell's palsy, a condition that resulted in partial paralysis of the right side of her face and a noticeably asymmetrical appearance.
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"It's kind of crazy," said Danielle Mullan, a senior at Hunter College High School, as she tried to take in the scene backstage before the show in a bright red asymmetrical dress.
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But even if I were much younger and without a professional title, I would expect to be addressed respectfully rather than with an asymmetrical condescension by Dr. X, who calls me Susan.
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Giddily asymmetrical mid-1970s "Bariesthesias" step sculptures by the Italian kinetic artist Gianni Colombo are memorably combined with a monumental second millennium BC black marble statue of the Egyptian lioness goddess Sekhmet.
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It did not follow the common rules of crosswords (it was asymmetrical and had unchecked squares) but I had a lot of fun making it, and all my friends really enjoyed solving.
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Platforms whose profiteering purpose is to track and target people at global scale — which function by leveraging an asymmetrical 'attention economy' — have zero incentive to change or have change imposed upon them.
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While the photo may have been blurry, Goreski explained that he recognized the white, asymmetrical Jacquemus dress Bilson was wearing and immediately made the connection that it was her in the photo.
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Known by stylish New Yorkers as the Proenza boys, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez honed their taste for sharp angles with asymmetrical body-sculpting dresses and pea coats worn off the shoulder.
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The Pentagon, transitioning from its post-9/11 obsession with "asymmetrical" foes to a renewed obsession with Russian and Chinese ambitions, recently began to upgrade its armored-vehicle brigades with Javelin missiles.
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His black asymmetrical black dress with a high leg slit gave a peak at his black leather pants underneath and platform shoes and was accented with a feathery jacket and matching fascinator.
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As many assumed when the episode first aired, Clapton also notes that the asymmetrical design of Sansa&aposs queenly cloak is a sign of "respect" Sansa has for her little sister, Arya.
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Perhaps to our contemporary eyes, as shaped by minimal tastes — such as Maya Lin's powerful "Vietnam Veterans Memorial" (1982) — Bourdelle's "The Defenders" monument may appear overly flamboyant, awkwardly asymmetrical, and almost hysterical.
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For me, it can mean the world is no longer looking at me, with my asymmetrical cleavage and chin hair and refusal to pretend that post-cancer life is all pink and pretty.
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The way she uses the architectural elements to section off her rectangular formats owe something to the asymmetrical compositions of Piet Mondrian, an artist she has evoked in some of her earlier paintings.
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But most peers said they just let it slide, finding the asymmetrical relationships of power both inside and outside the museum too difficult to challenge without landing themselves in a deeply uncomfortable place.
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The reality star wore a white off-the-shoulder dress with an asymmetrical hemline for the festive occassion, while her husband kept things casual in a plaid button-down shirts and white sneakers.
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The problem came when doing more with those measurements other than wondering how you came to be so asymmetrical; customers said that the "custom" Zozo clothing didn't fit and took forever to ship.
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The Wonder Woman star walked the red carpet at the Palm Springs Convention Center in a fitted sleeveless bright yellow gown with a plunging asymmetrical neckline, an open back, and thigh-high slit.
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With celebrity hairstylists setting the tone, we've seen everything from Katie Holmes' stick-straight bob to Kelly Osbourne's asymmetrical bob with a hidden undercut — both of which are legendary in their own right.
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While regular chess boards lay flat on a surface, Chappell's chess boards stand at nearly three feet tall, with laser-cut surfaces of asymmetrical shapes staggered in a helical pattern around lamp rods.
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Wearing high heeled jelly shoes, one model strutted down the runway in an asymmetrical cascade of pleated purple organza on a black bustier and a creme pants, tied together by an obi belt.
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The Austrian trio Radian have spent the better part of the last two decades dizzily issuing asymmetrical pieces for electronics—casually melding traditional rock instruments to more abstract instrumentation in subtly shapeshifting arrangements.
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Taraji P. Henson has experimented with cuts and colors that run the gamut, but this year, she stepped out with a chestnut-brown asymmetrical layered bob that we think is a serious winner.
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It has a distinctive asymmetrical roofline and is often called one of the architectural gems of Candela, who designed some of New York's most prestigious luxury residential buildings in the 210s and '733s.
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Asymmetrical regulatory intervention on one (albeit extremely crucial) segment of the internet ecosystem directs this evolution on a less healthy and innovative path by effectively transferring profits from the core to the edge.
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There are eleven images of the moon, with some larger than others, moving from a sliver to a circle, with a rhythmic arrangement that embraces the symmetrical and asymmetrical, the balanced and imbalanced.
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But he also said the process was "complex, dynamic and based on so many unknown factors," including air pockets, buoyancy and the asymmetrical nature of the damage that caused the ship to sink.
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Despite being unconventionally asymmetrical, its dial is surprisingly legible, showing day, date and leap year in three subdials, and the month in an aperture that breaks across the dial like a rictus grin.
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In "Stuffed Peppers" (1970), an asymmetrical pattern of vertical window reflections acts as a single-axis grid, flattening the picture in spite of the carefully modelled forms stacked in each jar's pale brine.
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They are engaged in an asymmetrical struggle with a White House that has shown itself willing to set fire to the Constitution to protect Mr. Trump from the consequences of his own misbehavior.
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Her signature style, based in miniature gestures, has a peculiar appeal: Rarely does such serrated, asymmetrical music — often diced up into odd time signatures, or improvised freely — feel this fun to listen to.
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Titled "Putin's Asymmetrical Assault on Democracy in Russia and Europe: Implications for U.S. National Security," the report draws from European experience to outline ways in which Russia's "malign influence operations" can be deterred.
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In that case, 50 influencers were paid $1,000 to $4,000 each to post Instagram photos of themselves in the same asymmetrical paisley dress on the same weekend and include the campaign hashtag: #designLab.
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But towards the end of 2017, that changed, thanks in part to her participation in The Asymmetrical Table, a Palestinian pop-up dinner series held in NYC by Jewish Voice for Peace in November.
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For the outing, the Chicago actress wore a knee-length black asymmetrical dress with a plunging neckline and leather belt, carrying a black Christy leather clutch — all from the Fall 2017 Michael Kors Collection.
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After that, you can swap everything around, including turning the C24 from a DualShock 24 layout to an asymmetrical Xbox One layout by placing the left thumbstick where the D-pad is by default.
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It came in acid wash denim and a sturdy cotton and sat comfortably in a lineup that featured more structured ensembles like leather button-ups, asymmetrical pencil skirts, trench coats, mismatched suits, and more.
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Layout-wise, the Onyx seems to be taking design cues from Microsoft's Xbox One controllers, rather than Sony's DualShock 4, borrowing both the asymmetrical stick layout, D-pad, and overall shape of Microsoft's controllers.
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" Considering the ongoing global asymmetrical distribution of HIV treatment and the Trump administration's 2017 plan to divest approximately $9 million from HIV care in order to fund ICE, Bordowitz asked, "Where's the fucking punchline?
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If, like us, you spent Fashion Week scrolling through street style slideshows, you likely spotted a solid number of bloggers, editors, and influencers wearing a semi-short, patent-leather skirt with an asymmetrical hem.
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And lastly, Alyssa Milano, who recently chopped off her long locks for a short and stylish pixie reminiscent of her Charmed days, added a few streaks of bold honey highlights to the asymmetrical cut.
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This asymmetrical, dip-dyed 'do, which is equal parts pink and purple, is exactly the kind of thing Pink would have worn then — and, concurrently, would've inspired rebellious teens everywhere to do the same.
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For their pre-fall offering, McCollough and Hernandez continued their signature asymmetrical hems, techno-pleating, and digital prints, with a focus on fall essentials, like tailoring and outerwear — in other words, particularly wearable fashion.
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" A knobbly and possibly infected penis might not strike you as aesthetically pleasing—a little too wabi-sabi, to borrow the Japanese phrase that roughly means "the beauty in the imperfect, impermanent, and asymmetrical.
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They concluded that the asymmetrical nature of the spinal cord could be down to something called epigenetics, or how organisms are affected by changes in their gene expression rather than in the genes themselves.
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Iran has already taken asymmetrical measures, including attacks on oil tankers, shooting down unmanned U.S. aircraft and increased proxy operations in the Middle East, which make it difficult for the U.S. to respond proportionately.
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Designed by sisters Julia and Renata Franco, the clothes here — floor-sweeping asymmetrical dresses and boxy blouses in shades of luminous white and chocolate — are geometric and crisp, and made in luxurious, drapey silks.
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Whether there is anything Congress can do -- though quite clearly they need to do something -- that will more than temporarily mitigate the asymmetrical online agitprop that's seized the social network is another unanswered question.
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And the Adeam designer Hanako Maeda will open a pop-up at Bergdorf Goodman filled with elegant pieces including a puff sleeve cashmere sweater ($2999) and an asymmetrical wrap top with pearl detail ($212,195).
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On her new album, "Broken Politics," she's as political and genre-agnostic as ever, using a blend of familiar R&B sounds, instruments from across the globe, and asymmetrical experimentation to convey anticolonial critiques.
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Trump actually wants the European Union to crack up, because he thinks that if the United States just negotiates with every nation bilaterally, it will be able to impose asymmetrical trade agreements on them.
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Then, as the tenor saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock wove small, asymmetrical patterns around her, Ms. Serpa started to sing, using no words but maintaining the sense of inquiry and rectitude that her reading had established.
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From left: Solace London woven crepe gown with a split sleeve, $382; maxi-dress in textured chiffon with a laser-cut panel, $712; textured chiffon gown with an asymmetrical handkerchief skirt, $712; at solacelondon.com.
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The clip opens with Dion, wearing a silky pink robe by Natori and sporting an asymmetrical blunt bob, scrolling through Instagram in a castle fit for a princess (or an icon, in this case).
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She designs three collections a year, usually around 103 to 50 pieces, that have included items from SpongeBob SquarePants T-shirts to oversized babydoll dresses, asymmetrical glitter skirts and gray sweatpants with gingham ruffles.
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In the face of adversaries with superior military capabilities, Iran has mastered the art of asymmetrical warfare, a sort of state-sponsored guerrilla action, and exported the model to its allies across the region.
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It's a track with a fitful beat and bass line, an amiably asymmetrical melody and puffs of electronic chords that refuse, in the end, to settle on just what key the song is in.
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You should still pay attention if your breasts suddenly become asymmetrical, especially if other symptoms—such as skin retraction or the thickening, dimpling, or a change in color of your breast—show up, too.
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But what about Mary Heilmann's "Pro Tools Remix" (2014), a fetchingly asymmetrical green diptych with red lines forming a trapezoidal shape and colorful blobs that bear a striking resemblance to Lynda Benglis's floor pour?
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The neon orange look is more cutouts than material, with various asymmetrical pieces of fabric woven together and held on the body thanks to a few crucial interwoven ropes, finished off with heels to match.
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The star's ruffled black halter had corset-inspired laces up the bodice and a super-high-cut asymmetrical skirt — two things that practically begged for a pair of tricky, tied-up-the-legs DSquared2 stilettos.
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But for many years, Ms. Mazloomi said, cultural historians pigeonholed African-American quilts, assuming that black quilters had a preference for bright colors and large, asymmetrical piecing — like those famously made in Gee's Bend, Ala.
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From gingham halter dresses with asymmetrical hems to a cozy-yet-dressy LBD that will take us from couch to brunch and back again, we've rounded up 20 plus-size dresses worth celebrating summer in.
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From shoulder-grazing drop earrings and mismatched pairs to asymmetrical singular styles and oversized hoops, statement earrings have been trending for the past few seasons – and are showing no signs of slowing down this spring.
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Though the photo is grainy, the new accessory appears to be an asymmetrical gold signet ring with the circular face covered in diamonds and twisted to the left, stacked atop his usual simple gold band.
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On Sunday, the size-12 model walked the red carpet Screen Actors Guild Awards wearing a long, black asymmetrical dress with a waist-high slit giving more than an eyeful of her hips and thighs.
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According to Capri, is the fact that it's "an asymmetrical, textured choppy yet blunt bob," she says, predicting that the look is just a glimpse of what's in store for Hollywood's hair department this year.
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"We have watched that collaboration manifest itself with ISIS becoming more effective in north Africa, Boko Haram becoming more deadly in the Lake Chad Basin (and) AQIM adopting asymmetrical attacks ... against urban infrastructure," he said.
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Moore paired the asymmetrical, A-line dress with silver heels and tousled waves while Middleton matched her pumps to her cherry red version of the dress and kept her hair up, adding a diamond brooch.
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I began to wear a full face of makeup in middle school, as a gesture of defeat, attempting to obscure hormonal breakouts, asymmetrical features, eyebrows that were too bushy and lips that were too big.
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But whereas Bentley looked for perfection, Ukichiro looked for diversity — flakes that are asymmetrical, those that attached to other flakes to form complex three-dimensional forms, and those that never fully form flakes per se.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Milan Fashion Week wrapped up on Monday with clean, asymmetrical cuts from Japan's Ujoh by designer Mitsuru Nishizaki, an enthusiast of the Italian fashion capital where he made his debut two years ago.
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And North Korea's lack of connectivity gives the regime an asymmetrical advantage against more wired states, specifically the United States and South Korea, if they were to try to retaliate with cyberattacks of their own.
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He described China as a "peer competitor" gaining on the United States not by matching its forces weapon by weapon but by building critical "asymmetrical capabilities," including with anti-ship missiles and in submarine warfare.
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On the cover, Gropius stands next to a rendering of his and Adolf Meyer's entry in the 1922 Chicago Tribune tower competition, a striking assemblage of gridded boxes, asymmetrical projecting balconies and zero historical references.
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They pushed expertise in asymmetrical warfare and a homegrown mastery of missile, cyber and drone technology because they saw no other way to have a fighting chance in their long struggle against the United States.
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His first collection, which includes a triptych of curved, asymmetrical mirrors, a silver-plated shelf and a smoky resin sconce, is both a natural extension of the studio's work and an interesting departure from it.
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America's core political dynamic today is not a leftward trend or a rightward trend, but polarization — or more precisely, asymmetrical polarization, in which Democrats have become somewhat more liberal and Republicans have become much more conservative.
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Wearing a white grecian-style asymmetrical dress by Alexander McQueen to the annual London film award ceremony, Kate accessorized the look with a pair of diamond and pearl earrings that were once a favorite of Diana's.
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"I mount the paper on the panels, then put the gold leaf on in an asymmetrical organic shape so it looks kind of like a melting or breaking frame," The St. Paul, Minnesota artist tells Creators.
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"All that has happened is that Boko Haram has reverted to the asymmetrical armed campaign it had waged for the seven out of the eight years of its armed campaign against the Nigerian state," he said.
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In keeping with this backstory, Binet's inkblots—messy, asymmetrical things—were used to measure a person's imaginative capabilities: the greater the number of distinct forms the respondent saw in the inkblots, the greater his creative powers.
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As Russian power has resurged under Mr. Putin, the country has often used asymmetrical methods to assert its interests, particularly in the former Soviet republics it still considers its "near abroad" and rightful zone of influence.
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"My Kitty Kat," debuting here, is one of the short release's standouts—finding BE3K dizzily rapping and stuttering over a delirious flurry of asymmetrical kick programming and the industrial clatter of ballroom's go-to sample palette.
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His hair is no longer shaped into the asymmetrical swoop that accidentally made him an emo style icon at 20, but is now a rat's nest of black strands pinned back by a pair of sunglasses.
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General Gerasimov said Russia's armed forces must maintain both "classical" and "asymmetrical" potential, using jargon for the mix of combat, intelligence and propaganda tools that the Kremlin has deployed in conflicts such as Syria and Ukraine.
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In "Broken Clocks," she sang about a frustratingly iffy relationship, topping a slow-swaying vamp with jazzy, asymmetrical vocal lines that could dart nervously ahead, pivot suddenly, linger over a quivering tone and declaim a chorus.
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Look for the asymmetrical dresses in bamboo-viscose fabric (2,800 koruna) by Eiri, or the deconstructed women's parka in cotton and wool (7,400 koruna) from the house brand Soolista, run by the boutique's founder, Zuzana Hartlova.
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In an asymmetrical conflict, a show of American military muscle is not a sure deterrent, and Iran is likely to redouble its efforts to drive American troops out of Iraq through its Shiite proxy militias there.
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In the world created by this asymmetrical ban where menthol tobacco products provide justification for police stops, I fear that we would have handed law enforcement another excuse to harass, detain and otherwise endanger marginalized communities.
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Third, it might be a bid by Iran to lull the US into a false sense of security -- that Iran is militarily weak and has done its worst -- while an asymmetrical and nastier response is plotted.
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In the Art Gallery of Ontario catalog, the conservators Pete Dandridge and Lisa Ellis describe roughly hewn bases, "odd-sized bits of wood" and slightly misshapen, asymmetrical components that have been found on altarpieces and triptychs.
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You still get the most crucial features that set this class of ereaders apart from the $100 Paperwhite—adjustable warmth, an asymmetrical design intended for easier one-handed reading—but in a much more affordable package.
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The right side of their jaws are white, with a swirling, smoky splash of light coloration and four bisecting dark stripes on the right side of their heads, and their backs are decorated with asymmetrical chevrons.
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Any US conflict with Iran would be messy, asymmetrical, long-winded and cost America's regional allies dearly, but there is no doubt the US would prevail at what they would regard as an acceptable short-term cost.
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"He's an incredible friend and I just pinch myself when I get to spend time with him on a personal level," the "Lick My Lips" singer told Entertainment Tonight — while wearing a low-cut, asymmetrical black dress.
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She's known for her elegant-with-a-twist choices — many of which have long sleeves — and found another gem of a gown in this black Christian Siriano number featuring an asymmetrical neckline and a thigh-high slit.
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Taken together, the events of late August through September 1 underscored that the situation of reciprocal (if highly asymmetrical) deterrence that has existed between Israel and Hizbullah since the end of the 2006 fighting remains in place.
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"He's an incredible friend and I just pinch myself when I get to spend time with him on a personal level," the "Lick My Lips" singer told Entertainment Tonight — while wearing a low-cut, asymmetrical black dress.
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The addition of the asymmetrical bike lane required a counterweight, which would increase the load on the bridge cables, which would pull on the deck, which therefore had to be built stiffer to resist the stronger pull.
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I've seen many men, and some women, shuffling through trousers around their thighs, no light in their eyes, clothing somehow beyond filthy — sometimes face down, on the odd, asymmetrical, vented metal benches that look like public art.
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Tap the frame icon at the bottom of the app, choose your style (contemporary, midcentury modern or rustic) and select a layout (two symmetrical artworks hung side by side or an asymmetrical collection of three or five).
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Kenneth Rosenthal, the college's official historian and its first treasurer, believes it would be a grave mistake for Hampshire to jump into an asymmetrical partnership out of a panicked reaction to the financial challenges of the moment.
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It has a bold asymmetrical look with a chrome band along the left side, indicating the tablet's main use as an alternative to a paper notebook: Hold it with your left hand and write with your right.
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Mr. Polin's puzzle has mirror symmetry and five squares inhabited by the same three-letter rebus, which connect to become some universally recognizable (but asymmetrical) grid art, that I guess could be called the visual revealer. Phew!
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Hannah found clunky-heeled shoes by Dries Van Noten that stopped her short, bright separates from A.L.C. and Alice + Olivia, and an asymmetrical tie-front dress in a lipstick red by Proenza Schouler ($1,850) that she loved.
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But Tehran has spent those decades cultivating less conventional capabilities that are now among the most potent in the world and which are ideally suited for carrying out asymmetrical warfare against a superpower like the United States.
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PHOENIX — As the candidates for chairman of the Democratic National Committee gathered here for a forum on Saturday, they wrestled with a vexing question: how to confront the asymmetrical political warfare of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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We see Japanese designer Kansai Yamamoto, who inspired Bowie to create the Ziggy persona, deliver costumes to Bowie in 1973, including a vinyl-disk-inspired jumpsuit and the asymmetrical jumpsuit that he would sometimes adorn with feathers.
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The team linked the level to the original Modern Warfare's "Death from Above," which put the player in the safety of an AC-130 Gunship and recreated then-recent viral video footage of what asymmetrical warfare looked like.
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Another driver, a big guy with no shirt and strange asymmetrical surface wounds to his otherwise chiseled chest and only one shoe on droops into the lav, in much worse shape than Tandy was, six odd hours ago.
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That's something the new Oasis doesn't even have, as Amazon opted to use a pair of more standard physical buttons installed on one side of the Oasis' asymmetrical design, which leads to our final, though quite subjective point.
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Jennifer Lawrence chose a belted Dior ballgown, Halle Berry went with a multicolor printed asymmetrical Atelier Versace design with sweeping train and Amy Adams wore a blush Marchesa mermaid-style gown, but you can only pick one favorite!
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Dressed in an eggplant-colored velvet Nicolas Jebran dress featuring an asymmetrical thigh-high hemline and cleavage-baring neckline, the mom of one completed her look with matching sandals, dangling emerald earrings and a short black pixie hairdo.
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The radically asymmetrical cut of the waist had me thinking of the way female flamenco dancers pull up their dresses in the front and also of the matador's capote (cape) work in the opening section of the corrida.
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Naomi Campbell ditched her pale green velvet strapless mini dress for an asymmetrical white tight-skin gown with thigh-high slit (both made for her by Brandon Maxwell) when she took the stage to introduce Rihanna's second performance.
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Mellie is ready to take Olivia's advice and call it a day, but Elizabeth North shows up, which has pretty consistently been bad news since Portia de Rossi showed up with her asymmetrical cut for the first time.
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Accordingly, because of the embargo placed on Iran, its naval force prioritized asymmetrical capabilities meant to confront the technological advantages of the U.S. Navy in the Gulf — land-based, anti-ship missiles; underwater mines and small vessel swarms.
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Obama convened two U.S.-GCC leadership summits at Camp David in 2015 and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 85033, developing a framework of bilaterial and multilateral security deliverables to counter Iran's missile, cyber, maritime and asymmetrical threats, among others.
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I knew exactly what she meant; I didn't think of myself as disabled until a few decades ago, either, even though my two arms have been pretty significantly asymmetrical and different from most everybody else's my whole life.
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Without any deals, it's expensive, but we still call it the best e-reader you can buy right now because it's incredibly light, has an impressive battery life, and the asymmetrical design makes it easy to turn pages.
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Normani proved that her wardrobe was just as fabulous when she attended the world premiere of Disney's "The Lion King" in July wearing a Julien Macdonald asymmetrical dress featuring cutouts, a hip-high slit, and a shimmery fabric.
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While a Conservative majority is seen as the most sterling-positive result, the impact of various potential outcomes would likely be asymmetrical, with less pronounced gains on the market-friendly outcome and more meaningful losses should Labour surprise.
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The US is already being attacked by pro-Iranian forces, its officials could argue, so the US logic might be that any response from Iran will be a worsening of the same asymmetrical paper cuts already being inflicted.
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Cox, who graduated from Denison University, with a degree in politics, philosophy, and economics, is wiry and sharp-featured and has an asymmetrical haircut that flops in his face, flustering him like a yearling with an unruly forelock.
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The 32-year-old singer brought her colorful and campy fashion choices on the road, beginning with a red glittering long-sleeve, sequin, one-legged jumpsuit with asymmetrical skirt and matching hood — worn over a patent leather red bodysuit.
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Dean says Under Armour decided to sew the suit with an asymmetrical seam that runs from the lower left leg to the right shoulder, which reduces bunching and allows the skaters more freedom of movement during their left turns.
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" Vogl was inspired by her desire for fashionable yet modest clothing and created maxi dresses, cardigans in different sleeve lengths, and hand-dyed hijabs perfect for every occasion, accented with asymmetrical buttons — everyday essentials designed with an "understated elegance.
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From left to right: Moschino t-shirt, $250; iPhone case, $95; dress, $995 Burberry For Christopher Bailey's second "See Now, Buy Now" season for Burberry, it was all about asymmetrical knits, tailored cotton shirt dresses and top-handle handbags.
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Sexual harassment's asymmetrical impact and unique outcomes ~ Gamasutra Quinn Poisson looks at online gaming sexual harassment as a systemic issue that affects some people more than others, and offers a framework for thinking about how to address such issues.
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The athlete stepped out to honor Rei Kawakubo and make her first big red-carpet appearance since THAT Snap wearing an emerald green Versace gown complete with asymmetrical monochromatic beading and a deep halter neckline, styled by Kesha McLeod.
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By now, jewels were piling up on the table — a giant sparkler of a Kissing Gems ring, asymmetrical earrings with multi-carat diamonds, a sapphire-encrusted chalcedony cuff, a lacy necklace of diamond rhondelles topped by remarkable unoiled emeralds.
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Specifically, they refined the design so that the whole first floor could be built with standard wood framing, without expensive structural steel, and the top floor and roof could be built from a series of asymmetrical, prefabricated roof trusses.
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In the case of Russia using Facebook as well as it did, [social media] took a big hierarchy like the United States and its democratic institutions and undermined it, even though it was in a position of asymmetrical disadvantage.
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Simmering violence between Iran and Saudi Arabia isn't about a millennium-long religious conflict in which both sides resort to asymmetrical tactics like terrorism — it's about Iran spreading its malign influence at the expense of a blameless U.S. ally.
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As in many photos since then, I was obscurely off-center in the frame, unsatisfyingly asymmetrical, as if I were a page of text scanned with a ripple in the paper, legible but not entirely flush against the world.
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The shape is asymmetrical and particular; one inspirational source is likely the anonymous tantric paintings (done in tempera, gouache, and watercolor on salvaged paper) that have been shown in New York at the Drawing Center and at Feature in recent years.
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There are sharp points on its front, soft slopes around some keys, indents on the sides, and a weird asymmetrical slot cut-out seemingly for a 3x5 photo of your loving family (the cut-out is too wide for any photo).
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In particular, a broad range of issues — potentially including natural disasters in outlying US territories — have an asymmetrical quality to them, where if handled appropriately most people won't care that much, but if botched it eventually becomes a big deal.
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Or how our heart, born from two identical structures fused together, twists itself into an asymmetrical pump that can simultaneously push oxygen-rich blood around the body and draw in a new swig from the lungs, all in a heartbeat.
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The Italian actress and singer, 43, walked the runway for Antonio Grimaldi's Spring/Summer 2019 collection on Monday, wearing a satin-white asymmetrical dress with angel wings fixed to the back and her hair held back in an elaborate bun.
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"There is a pressing need to improve the regulation of our nuclear energy ... the asymmetrical regulation of the sale of nuclear electricity at a price that has not moved since 2011 is a major threat to the company," he said.
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"Happy anniversary to my ride or die @bbyruch 2 years ago today I got married to my best friend," she captioned a series of photographs from the couple's wedding reception, where she wore a white dress featuring an asymmetrical hemline.
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By using an outward folding screen, Huawei's Mate X offers a significantly simpler chassis and slimmer profile than the Galaxy Fold, while its asymmetrical body offers a more substantial grip and a place to stash much of the phone's guts.
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But for this Fifty Shades debut, Basinger went with a classic black silk gown with a gathered, asymmetrical neckline, a fluted skirt, and subtle floral embroidery all over, proving that Anastasia Steele might want to watch her back and her man.
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There is the whimsically asymmetrical glassware by Jill Reynolds and Daniel Spitzer of Malfatti Glass, and "The Mysterious Lagomorph," a fantastical chandelier by Kathy Ruttenberg in which lit-up white resin rabbits frolic around the trunk of a ceramic tree.
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Beyond the usual earnest discussion of the styling of his pushed-up sleeves and the asymmetrical dangle of his drawstrings, there had to have been delicate conversations, informed by H.R. policy and P.C. etiquette, straightforward aesthetic concerns and knotty social ones.
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There's also growing political awareness (again, at least in Europe) that individuals gigging via platforms risk being exploited by asymmetrical platform power — as a recent report into rival food delivery platform Deliveroo, carried out by UK MP Frank Field, suggested.
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Diagramless instructions usually give you that information — in this case we're told that there is none; we're working on an asymmetrical pattern, so we can't deduce the placement of any entries based on a mirror image, or left-right symmetry.
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The two albums she released before "Makeout Creek," while she attended the SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music, feature piano-centered chamber pop, with the scrupulously graceful, long-lined melodies and asymmetrical structures that she would also bring to her rock songs.
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This puzzle is a little work of art in itself, a completely asymmetrical, negative image that was quite hard to see for me until I compared it to the theme work visually (shown here to avoid spoiling the game for you).
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Billy Porter, who is nominated tonight for his role as Pray Tell in "Pose," brought a bit of yeehaw culture to the Emmys red carpet in an asymmetrical, bedazzled cowboy hat and a sparkly pinstripe suit, with Rick Owens platform shoes.
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"Iran's military capabilities are not on par with the US. Relying on cyberattacks makes sense for them — that's what they thrive at, asymmetrical warfare," said Holly Dagres, a nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council and editor of its IranSource blog.
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The answer to the latter would look like this: Many of my favorite crosswords are ones that break the rules in some way, whether they use one-letter answers, answers that extend off the grid, asymmetrical grids or other crazy variations.
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French fashion house YSL sent a black leather asymmetrical dress down the runway for its Spring 2015 ready-to-wear collection and Nicki Minaj wore a similar look to the Fall/Winter 2017/2018 Haider Ackermann Womenswear show in Paris.
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Trousers were long and skinny and unzipped at the ankle to flare over the foot; jackets had big brass buttons; dresses were asymmetrical and puffed at the sleeve; and jumpsuits were patterned in climbing vines of silver, burst into bud.
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While all of the silhouettes are quite add to cart-worthy, there's one style in particular that stands out from the pack — the Rosa High-Waist, a slim-cut, ankle-length style with an asymmetrical hem edged with a generous smattering of fringe.
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Constructed out of plastic, the little kit sports asymmetrical spring-loaded halves that let you attach and detach the system in a blink, along with removable lenses that can be used on both the iPhone X's front and dual cams in back.
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"It's very important to be sure that the person injecting is familiar with how to perform these injections, because deeper injections over sensitive areas of the face can result in unwanted side effects on the underlying muscles, like asymmetrical expressions," Dr. Gilbert warns.
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Over the past few years, Vancouver House, an asymmetrical 2000-story glass tower, has been taking shape at the north end of the Granville Street Bridge, the gateway to the city for visitors coming from the airport or the United States border.
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An image of Thule, sent overnight and barely more detailed than previous images, deepens the mystery of whether Thule is a single rock shaped like an asymmetrical peanut or actually two rocks orbiting each other, "blurred together because of their proximity," Stern said.
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Then we saw the pictures, showcasing beach-ball colored, puff-shouldered crop tops, frill-trimmed bikinis, and asymmetrical one-pieces, and, well, we can confirm that this is a swim line you'll be willing to shill out the (semi-big) dollars for.
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An asymmetrical, colorful mash of shapes and buttons, the GameCube controller threw caution (and years of conventional logic on how to build a video game controller) to the wind, resulting in a bizarre-looking creation that somehow all came together to work.
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A big part of that stability comes from the Mate X's asymmetrical body, which features a large bar on the right side that holds much of the phone's guts and a USB-C port, while also serving as a more substantial handhold.
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Este, who is blonde, wears a long-sleeved dress with asymmetrical cutouts; brunettes Danielle and Alana are in oversized jackets and T-shirts tucked into denim; and all three are framed by their signature hippie hair, with long tresses parted down the middle.
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" Kevin Madden, a senior adviser to Mitt Romney in his 2012 presidential bid, told VICE News that a normal incumbent would never do such a thing as live-tweet the very first of the Democratic debates — but Donald Trump is "an asymmetrical candidate.
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ROSS: FIRST OF ALL, THEY HAVEN'T HAD – THEY HAVEN'T EVEN BOTHERED TO USE ANY EXCUSE WHY THEY HAVE ASYMMETRICAL TARIFFS AGAINST US, WHY THEY HAVE NON TARIFF TRADE BARRIERS THAT ARE MONUMENTAL AGAINST US. THEY DON'T EVEN BOTHER TRYING TO INVENT AN EXCUSE.
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While the Honest Ads Act would help modernize our election system and protect us from the type of foreign interference we faced in 2016, the United States must be more dynamic and agile in facing the asymmetrical security challenges on the horizon.
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Double mastectomies may also be a more appealing option to some because most reconstruction in the US is carried out using implants rather than tissue from the patient's own body – and an implant in just one breast tends to give an asymmetrical result.
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Asymmetrical regulatory intervention on one (albeit extremely crucial) segment of the internet ecosystem, which is mostly politically motivated and whimsical at this point, directs this evolution on a less healthy and innovative path by effectively transferring profits from the core to the edge.
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"Acknowledging that equity markets globally are now down 30-50% from their recent highs, and that investor positioning has become increasingly favorable, we see an asymmetrical return profile for equities with upside significantly higher than downside over the next year," Lakos-Bujas wrote.
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The boldest feature of the suit, Dean said, was the use of an asymmetrical design, with seaming that runs diagonally along the body instead of evenly across, meant to minimize tension in the suit when the skaters are navigating turns in crouched positions.
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He feels he came close in 215 on "Weekend Update": "Julia Roberts told reporters this week that her marriage to Lyle Lovett has been over for some time," he said, as a picture of the country singer's asymmetrical face appeared behind him.
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In the dining room, there's décor to match: traditional teak wall carvings and antique figurines are paired with spangly light fixtures, a sleek marble bar, Italian leather chairs, and asymmetrical ceramic plates, for an effect that evokes an upscale, foreign-owned Balinese resort.
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You know you're at a Rick Owens show when smoke machines are an integral component of the set — and when, through the haze, come models in body-clinging dresses with asymmetrical hems and thigh-high slits, towering platform boots and retro-futuristic sunglasses.
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The joy of Doom's rebooted franchise is in the speed and intensity of play, and Doom Eternal seems poised to double down on all the best parts of its predecessor with bigger, more complex levels, more monsters, more weapons, and even asymmetrical multiplayer.
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To compensate for the imbalance, Iran has developed "asymmetrical" responses — ballistic missiles, deadly drones and a web of militia allies in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, among other things — with the aim of being able to inflict pain while avoiding the traditional battlefield.
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" Mr. Zarit, who led a delegation of eight former AmCham chairmen to meet with the Trump administration officials in Washington in February, said there was a new realization in Washington "that this asymmetrical commercial relationship needs to be addressed in some way.
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By growing its cyber operations, Pyongyang is able to exploit its asymmetrical advantage against more wired states such as South Korea and the United States, as the limited nature of North Korea's own domestic networks leaves it significantly less vulnerable to retaliatory cyberattacks.
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Make no mistake, banning all electronic and combustible tobacco products would save lives and while the premise of this legislation to address the uptick in youth tobacco use is positive, we cannot support an asymmetrical ban that disproportionately endangers the black community.
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Security experts and members of the diplomatic community have told CNBC that Saudi Arabia is ill-equipped for a war with Iran, as the latter employs asymmetrical tools like drones, cyberattacks and regional proxies while Saudi defenses are more suited to conventional warfare.
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Crucially, though, unlike the Forma, which start at $279.99 — even more than the Oasis, which starts at $249.99, despite it's more premium metal design — the Libra H20 will cost $169.99, making it the cheapest option around for an asymmetrical, Oasis-style e-reader.
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Additionally, Capcom announced that the asymmetrical four-versus-one multiplayer game Resident Evil: Project Resistance isn't its own game after all; it's a new multiplayer component (now just called Resident Evil: Resistance) for Resident Evil 3 that will be included with the remake.
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The pictures showed a panorama of divergent body types and grooming: spiky eyebrows; astonishingly asymmetrical breasts; a towering aboriginal man with the chiseled torso of an American underwear model, but two twigs for legs; a Hottentot woman with an extraordinarily convex rear end.
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The central building, finished in sleepy Dessau in 1926, has been lovingly restored and is its one gleaming masterpiece: an asymmetrical complex separated into functions, only comprehensible in its use rather than at a single glance, with brightly colored beams and accent walls.
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Cyberwar, terrorist attacks, kidnappingMark Fitzpatrick, a former US diplomat and associate fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told Insider that Iran could engage in "asymmetrical" warfare against the US."Assassinating Soleimani is akin to declaring war on Iran," Fitzpatrick said.
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But it's a pair of asymmetrical chairs that are simultaneously the most homespun and high-tech pieces in the show: Stewart fashioned them from dried maple and beech branches he charred with a propane torch and then encased in a translucent vinyl cocoon.
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