Chuck may soon be rediscovering fraternal love at the very moment that Jimmy has renounced it.
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But at the very moment that Democrats were feeling confident, President Trump struck back with a vengeance.
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So why must those imperfections be nullifying at the very moment that a woman is on the verge of victory?
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Iran wants to ramp up production at the very moment that Saudi Arabia wants to cut output to lift prices.
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Gorsuch's plan is to grind down agencies' power at the very moment that Congress has become too broken to write new laws.
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That these assets are suddenly negatives, at the very moment that a woman finally achieved them, is curious, to say the least.
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The party was trying to placate people who opposed abortion at the very moment that abortion was most under threat, Ms. Merritt said.
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At the very moment that I made my proclamation, a woman walked past me with three kids in tow and a baby in the cart.
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Almost at the very moment that Justice Anthony Kennedy resigned from the bench, progressive senators began their political cry against whomever that nominee would be.
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In Seasonal Associate, Geissler finds the absolute limit of writing about labor, at the very moment that history seems to have hit the same point.
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But what we'd really, really like to know is exactly what she was thinking at the very moment that Drake won his VMA on Sunday night.
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"Think this is a cops-and-robbers movie?" the weary proprietor asks at the very moment that "Nowhere to Hide" becomes a cops-and-robbers movie.
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"Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter, at the very moment that Ms. Yovanovitch was testifying about having felt threatened by the president.
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At the very moment that the security of the US is under threat from the "Fake News" of its enemies, the President is fanning the flames of confusion.
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I seriously considered buying an iPhone 11 at the very moment that Google announced that its new Pixel 4 smartphone wouldn&apost come with an ultra-wide camera.
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A scandal, however, shakes their seemingly perfect marriage, at the very moment that family upheaval brings her home to New Orleans, where her father's sugar plantation is in dire straits.
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But this state may be facing a financial reckoning at the very moment that Jerry Brown is stepping down as governor: a possible recession coinciding with deepening concerns about its fiscal stability.
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In short, at the very moment that Chinese people are being excluded from the U.S., Chinese things—poems, philosophy, porcelain—are being celebrated by (white) American poets who write as connoisseurs of China.
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"House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, in fact, had the impeachment document on the floor of the House at the very moment that Rosenstein spoke to reporters and TV cameras Friday," Politico reports.
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Pinterest is able to catch users at the very moment that they discover something new — like a pair of shoes — and follow them (and potentially push them) through the whole buying life cycle.
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But Mr. Dellinger said there was no precedent for installing a political crony as attorney general at the very moment that he could decide the fate of a federal investigation involving the president.
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"It's virtually a given that there would be a joint statement, in that the test was conducted at the very moment that those two leaders were meeting each other in Moscow," Russel said.
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It doesn't help that at the very moment that white supremacists in this country are reviving Nazi-era ideas about the purity of blood, the left is treating culture as something just as immutable.
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The move also creates a possible rift between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Trump at the very moment that Britain is leaving the European Union, and before talks toward a trans-Atlantic trade deal. 212.
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The GOP leader added that senators should "consider what message the Senate should send to Iran and the world at the very moment that America's actions are changing the calculus in Tehran for the better."
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None of those elements came to pass, however, and oil prices sold-off in the face of the Saudi and Russian oil ministers at the very moment that they were holding a post-meeting press conference together.
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"At the very moment that Trump has sought to up the game against the Islamic State, his words and actions treat Iraq and Iraqis as though they're irrelevant to the defeat of this organization," Allen and O'Hanlon wrote.
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They are bitterly unhappy at the very moment that the American economy is as prosperous as at anytime in modern history, and when median family incomes just hit an all time high, when black and Hispanic unemployment have hit record lows.
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But I didn't have time to do that, because at the very moment that we had gone to see Huzayfah —— [Music] Reporter: Iraqi troops could, at any moment, enter Mosul, which has been under ISIS control for more than two years.
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To round out this dual geological and environmental nightmare, the destruction of the CEI would also obliterate Oregon's backup fuel supply at the very moment that it's likely to be needed most for earthquake recovery, according to a recent report.
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At the very moment that the UN was debating how to restrict machines making decisions, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg said at the F8 conference that artificial intelligence will be a pillar of the company's growth, matching similar projects at other tech titans like Google and Baidu.
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WASHINGTON — China's deployment of surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island in the South China Sea, at the very moment that President Obama is trying to buttress American influence in the region, underscores the growing risk of conflict among the Chinese, their neighbors and the United States.
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The directive has rattled officials at the Pentagon and other agencies, who worry that any reduction could weaken the American alliance with South Korea and raise fears in neighboring Japan at the very moment that the United States is embarking on a risky nuclear negotiation with the North.
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But at the very moment that Harvard is defending its use of race in admissions, citing diversity as a key component of the education it provides, students of color are saying that once they are on campus, Harvard devalues their history and experiences and fails to retain professors who support them.
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"It would amount to a conscious turning of our backs on the Asia Pacific at the very moment that we ought to be linking arms – it would be an act that will hurt American workers, slow our economy, hinder our ability to advance the full range of U.S. objectives" in the fast-growing region, he added.
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But, at the very moment that the President was attesting to the Union's durability, his Administration and its Republican abettors were actively engaged in a feud with the F.B.I., attempting to discredit the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and to release a secret memo about that investigation, despite objections from senior officials in the Department of Justice.
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At the very moment that "Latino" and "Chicano" art are poised to make a big splash, some curators are pushing to replace those masculine words with new genderless terms they find more inclusive: "Latinx" for anyone in North America with roots from Latin America — male, female or gender-nonconforming — and "Chicanx" for anyone of Mexican descent.
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The fact is that many postmodern buildings are at risk of demolition at the very moment that a mass of young scholars and critics [1] throughout Europe and the USA are carrying forward the legacy of the postmodern figurative canon, which only in architecture managed to find a collocation that despite not being perfectly defined, is at least accepted.
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When Cheryl and I were drawn back to southern Africa a few years later for a job, we were in Windhoek, Namibia, in February of 1990, at the very moment that much of the world enslaved by totalitarianism was throwing off its shackles, and the "free world" that the United States had lead since World War II was growing exponentially.
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So what this means is that we can expect a more scorched-earth policy, and the big takeaway there is that we're removing the institutional incentives to compromise or to move towards a more consensual position across party lines, at the very moment that parties are more divided along partisan lines than they ever have been in the 20th century.
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Representative Gerald E. Connolly of Virginia, an ally of Ms. Pelosi, said Democrats had been toiling to figure out a way to allow those who felt they must oppose Ms. Pelosi for speaker to satisfy that need without leading to a damaging spectacle at the very moment that Democrats assume control of the House for the first time in eight years.
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But at the very moment that the black market in nuclear materials remains active, the report found that 24 nations still had more than 2.2 pounds of weapons-usable nuclear material, "much of it still too vulnerable to theft," and many have just begun to think about their vulnerability to cyberthreats that could enable an attacker to sabotage a site without breaking through fences or risk setting off perimeter alarms.
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I've read so much fiction about the "unknowability" of women and so little about the fearful unknowability of men... The need to be thought of as a nice girl is what drives Margot to sleep with Robert at the very moment that she realizes she is really not all that attracted to him: "The thought of what it would take to stop what she had set in motion was overwhelming," Roupenian writes.
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His perversity was of the spirit, not of > the letter, and thus escaped his own recognition. His indecency and > falsehood were in his soul, but not in his consciousness; so that he paraded > them at the very moment that he was claiming for himself all that was their > opposite. Hall was a convinced spiritualist.Morris, Hazel. (2002).
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Not believing there has been a miracle, he orders the girl's body to be buried again. Also, he specifies that the coffin should be watered to help decompose the body. However, now that Margarito has regained his child, he has no intention of committing a crime by drowning her. At the very moment that the bishop is making his visit, a total solar eclipse takes place.
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A central theme of all romance novels is the idea that the protagonist have given up on the idea of love. They have determined that for what ever reason they are destined to be alone. It is at the very moment that they make this pack with themselves that they meet someone with the potential to be “the one.” Romance novels also explore some element of grief/mourning.
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At the very moment that they reached the Earth, a talking dog was trying to escape a maximum security city pound. With so many dogcatchers chasing the dog, Dave and Blark mistook the dog for Earth's leader. Immediately, they caught the dog, and the people of Zmed swore him in as a leader. The show's primary plot is that the newly named "Leader" is showing the people of Zmed what and how he does things on Earth.
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Kevork Djansezian of Tulsa World commented that "if the controversy, the outrage, the boycotts, and the sexual revolution it created don't spark your interest, at least you can have a great time dancing and lip-synching to its acclaimed and definitely catchy pop tracks." Marcus Berkmann stated that the album "is perfectly named, as it was released at the very moment that she became no good at all, and so includes none of the bilge she has recorded since".
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"Poor Nellie - she was my glory, my pride, my life, my all," he had earlier told a friend. "She was taken from me at the very moment that my happiness did really seem to me to be so great and complete as to leave nothing else in this world that I could wish for." He was also £30,000 in debt on his betting, exacerbated by having heavily backed St Mirin. He had reportedly not been his "old self" for the past year.
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It produced a cultural hybrid, an Afro-Celtic, which was > itself a by-product of Colonialism. Thus Roy and his brother's were dressed > for church in Eton collars one Sunday and in kilts the next, but also, in > accordance with African custom, they shot their first buck at the age of > eight. Similarly, they learned Scots ballads from their parents and African > folklore from the natives. At the very moment that Roy was discovering the > delights of the English language in verse, he was also learning the Zulu > language through his conversations with Catherine.Pearce (2004), pages 7-8.
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Bourgeois said the Femme Maison "does not know that she is half naked, and she does not know that she is trying to hide. That is to say, she is totally self-defeating because she shows herself at the very moment that she thinks she is hiding." Throughout Femme Maison, Bourgeois shows the home as an essentially female place, in which she can explore ideas about female identity. These paintings are frequently read by feminists as a representation of the abolition of identify for women in home and family, alluding to the "problem with no name" that Betty Friedan identified in the 60s as the dissatisfaction and the lack of fulfilment of women who embarked on careers as housewives and mothers in suburban America.
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The Treaty of 1829 fixed the border on the line that had divided the Quito audiencia and the Viceroyalty of Peru before independence. The population of Ecuador was divided during these years among three segments: those favoring the status quo, those supporting union with Peru, and those advocating independence for the former audiencia. The latter group was to prevail following Venezuela's withdrawal from Gran Colombia at the very moment that an 1830 constitutional congress had been called in an ultimately futile effort to stem the growing separatist tendencies throughout country. In May of that year, a group of Quito notables met to dissolve the union with Gran Colombia, and in August, a constituent assembly drew up a constitution for the State of Ecuador, so named for its geographic proximity to the equator, and placed General Flores in charge of political and military affairs.
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Tiffany provided the evidence that eBay had been notified "that some portion of the Tiffany goods sold on its website might be counterfeit." Tiffany informed eBay by sending demand letters in 2003 and 2004, buying products in eBay's 2004 Buying Program and appraising that 73.1% of Tiffany's purchases were counterfeit and filing thousands of Notices of Claimed Infringement (NOCIs) submissions. Tiffany argued that eBay's generalized knowledge of the counterfeit items should have prompted them to "preemptively remedy the problem at the very moment that it knew or had reason to know that the infringing conduct was generally occurring, even without specific knowledge as to individual instances of infringing listings or sellers." The court ruled that the generalized knowledge that eBay possessed was insufficient under the Inwood test and that eBay could not be forced to remedy the problem.
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The minutes of their first gathering after her death, in an unusually long tribute, express "the great affection and regard in which she was held by all its members" recording "her untiring services to the Society and the cause of music and ... the immeasurable loss which the Society and the individual members of the Board will suffer in their deprivation of her presence and of her activities." Sheldon worked both behind the scenes and in the public eye nearly 100 years ago to strengthen the New York Philharmonic financially and artistically. Through her efforts, the sum of $300,000 (equal to $3.4 million today) was raised to support the orchestra at the very moment that Mahler assumed its musical leadership. The confluence of these two achievements was pivotal in the history of the orchestra, setting a new standard of excellence for the future.
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The film takes place in the summer of 1969, when NASA astronauts successfully landed on the Moon for the first time, in the Apollo 11 spacecraft. Katherine, suffering from panic attacks caused by an automobile accident which resulted in the loss of their unborn child, refuses to leave the house, while Washington is a man of adventure who enjoys travel and experiencing life. As a result of the conflict between the two, eleven-year-old son Andy (Ryan Todd) has never traveled in a car, nor has he ever left town. Washington, who also maintains a ragtag collection of automobiles of various vintages, decides to travel with Andy to the Spires of the Moon National Park (a fictitious park possibly based on Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve), arriving at the very moment that the Apollo 11 crew lands on the Moon.
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The Amsterdam police struck back at Provo with force; Mak explains the extreme police violence by reference to events in the direct aftermath of World War II, when the resistance proved unable to replace the Nazi-friendly head of police with their own candidate, thus leaving police power in authoritarian hands. After the disbanding of Provo, new movements arose, including the green Kabouters and the squatters' movement. The latter raised the question of "who owns the city" and took direct action to show their stance on this issue, opposing speculators' claims to land in the face of housing deficits. Tensions escalated to the point where the army was called in to clear streets of barricades and in 1980, street fights took place in the center between police and large numbers of squatters and their sympathizers, at the very moment that Queen Beatrix's coronation was taking place inside the New Church on Dam square - see Amsterdam coronation riots for more.
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The group broke through in mid-1964 with a massive nationwide hit, their cover of the Leiber and Stoller classic "Poison Ivy", which famously kept The Beatles from the No. 1 spot on the Sydney charts at the very moment that the group was making its first and only tour of Australia—a feat which resulted in Thorpe being invited to meet the Fab Four at their hotel. Over the next twelve months the band reigned supreme as the most popular 'beat' group in Australia, scoring further hits with the songs "Mashed Potato", "Sick And Tired" and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", until they were eclipsed by the emergence of The Easybeats in 1965. The band's recording success confirmed Albert Productions, their recording company, with its worldwide distribution deals through EMI and Parlophone, as one of the most important in Australia's embryonic pop industry. During 1965 the original Aztecs quit after a financial dispute, so Thorpe put together a new five-piece version consisting of drummer Johnny Dick, pianist Jimmy Taylor, guitarists Colin Risbey and Mike Downes and NZ-born bassist Teddy Toi.
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