So always comport yourself in a manner befitting — quick.
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Enough befitting of a man who helped build this country.
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The presentation is slick and sharp, befitting The Show's name.
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Befitting his regal status, he was accompanied by three cheerleaders.
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Befitting their generation's reserve, my grandparents didn't talk much politics.
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It's a set piece befitting a glossy editorial photo shoot.
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X FACTOR Befitting their underdog status, the Ramblers are small.
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He wears No. 73, befitting someone with no major league experience.
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It's a three-legged (literally) table befitting your cabinet of curiosities.
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But befitting a Hollywood home, this story has a happy ending.
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Befitting such a clever, mad-cap idea, the reaction was breathless.
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Maybe then we'll have a system befitting the world's oldest democracy.
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Sanders also said Flake's floor speech wasn't "befitting" of the setting.
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Debates are teased with ominous soundtracks and photographs better befitting prizefights.
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"We want to get an audience befitting the message," Allen said.
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This year, let's skip the pomp and circumstance; it's not befitting.
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It is a fair punishment befitting one of Riverdale's worst villains.
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The campaign is called #TRACKISBACK (an all-caps hashtag befitting the times).
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One worldly enough to become a global power centre befitting Britain's importance.
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It's a more premium design, befitting the more premium $400 price tag.
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Befitting its protagonists, "Loving" is a hushed work that shimmers with grace.
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This one, befitting an era when everything is sped up, took days.
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Benn continued to celebrate with the euphoria befitting such a challenging bout.
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It's a jaunty, carefree gesture, befitting a brass fanfare in the score.
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Fedayeen attacks, surgical strikes and befitting replies were flying on the air.
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There went Embiid, arms extended, befitting a young man in full flight.
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Nonetheless, the takeover was greeted with the enthusiasm befitting a suitable engagement.
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As befitting the place's diva-inspired name, its jukebox played only opera.
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He was greeted in foreign capitals with the pomp befitting a president.
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Befitting the summer season, the weekend&aposs top five films were all sequels.
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This is a decidedly midrange device, so the specs are befitting of that.
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The Bocuse d'Or judges were brought out in a manner befitting WWE wrestlers.
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It makes a simpler statement, befitting the ultimate tech bro: I am here.
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In January, the institute kicked off with a launch event befitting Edwards' Rolodex.
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A tale befitting the power and tragedy of the age of climate change.
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And, that includes insisting on a wedding venue befitting someone of royal blood.
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There was a yarn there, too, as befitting the story-generating islands region.
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Their results, perhaps befitting the complex topics of advanced research, were somewhat inconclusive.
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But in a manner befitting the Yankees' season, it did not come easily.
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The Rockets have more versatility, outside shooting, and befitting talent than the Thunder.
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It loves to make meta statements, as befitting a piece of fan-fiction.
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PARELES The Minneapolis quartet Graveyard Club makes moody synth rock befitting its name.
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The shelves inside offer a cornucopia befitting France: gleaming leeks, beefsteaks, Camembert cheese.
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There is symmetry in Hadfield's Rangers career befitting his toughness and scoring prowess.
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The latter have been "medicalized," Schmidt said, saddled with regulations befitting medical doctors.
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Whomsoever looks at India with bad intentions, then we will give a befitting reply.
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Grow a-twixt the peat moss and rocks, as is befitting your station. Fine.
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The announcement was an odd spectacle, more befitting of a deal made than broken.
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Befitting for influencers and wannabe influencers, rooms feature massive vanities to get ready at.
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Palacio unspools his characters' lives with the type of omniscient authority befitting an epic.
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Weiner will become executive chairman — a fake job befitting a former CEO of LinkedIn.
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In a cool response befitting her job as an attorney, she was completely unfazed.
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It is a fantabulist vision more befitting the "Marvel Universe" than the real world.
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He has already tweeted that a "befitting reply will be given" to the attackers.
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Trump's behavior, in Comey's telling, is more befitting of a Mafioso than a president.
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High art, cups of tea, slow-burning piano keys befitting a candle-lit room.
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These encounters were generally cordial and often productive, befitting the close alliance between our countries.
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Befitting the times, I'm sure your reward will be unending criticism, but we are grateful.
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This revolt has unfolded at a pace befitting an industry obsessed with speed and disruption.
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The set was elemental, natural, spare, and lightly poetic, befitting the style of the story.
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Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said the country's army had responded in a "befitting" manner.
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" That is the kind of rhetoric befitting a military leader with the nickname, "Mad Dog.
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"It was a very beautiful service befitting of Savanna," family spokeswoman Janel Herald tells PEOPLE.
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We will continue to devote the necessary diplomatic attention and resources befitting a NATO ally.
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"I thought a lot of the language wasn't befitting of the Senate floor," she said.
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Within FIFA's ranks, Mr. Havelange was paid homage over the years befitting a global presence.
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Befitting local pride, many of their friends back in the day were big into Slipknot.
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His words, befitting a man who had transformed our comprehension of the universe, were prophetic.
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But with others like Green Book, it was a genuine watch befitting the job description.
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A. Befitting its role as "Brooklyn's backyard," Prospect Park has long been a grilling mecca.
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Is he going to get a new contract with a salary befitting a head coach?
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And befitting a Washington power couple, their story is filled with A-list political names.
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But until the Paramount House, it didn't have a destination hotel befitting its wider allure.
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Robbie and Ronan capitalize on this in every possible way, delivering performances befitting their royal titles.
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Black holes, befitting their name and general vibe, are hard to find and harder to study.
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Diana Ross celebrated her birthday in a manner befitting her status as the Queen of Motown.
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It's time for Clarke to find a new profession more befitting his temperament and demonstrated competence.
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Writer Lauren Hissrich describes Geralt as "stoic, circumspect, balanced and fierce" — qualities befitting a medieval hero.
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It was a boom befitting the career of a player who has hit 696 home runs.
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It would be a legal brawl befitting what promises to be an explosive year in 2019.
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Instead, Argento opts for more traditional shadows and the wide open spaces befitting a stage production.
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As slowdowns go, the numbers indicate a mild one befitting a big, maturing economy like China's.
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Befitting a Monday crossword, the theme entries and most of the fill have fairly easy clues.
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" As befitting a king, T. Rex's technique has been given its own name: "puncture-pull feeding.
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Bernie Sanders received the expected incoming fire, befitting the front running candidate -- and held his own.
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Befitting the scrutiny, Murkowski and Collins were seen studiously taking notes at their desks on Thursday.
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" Maya's sign, befitting her work in medicine, said, "Health care is a right, not a privilege.
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To some, though, the stunt was a self-promoting social media prank befitting the digital age.
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It's stately and has a presence befitting the $107,950 price tag of our loaded up tester.
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Befitting his longtime opposition to military intervention, Senator Bernie Sanders is promoting a broad antiwar message.
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The Democratic chairman, Adam Schiff of California, tried to maintain decorum befitting such a solemn undertaking.
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Russo's non-stop yelling was illogical, alienating and inherently unsympathetic, befitting the tenor of his takes.
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This one, of Atlanta-bred rapper Gucci Mane, is a tribute befitting my trap-music icon.
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The rolls caught on, and the croissant was born, along with a name befitting its distinctive shape.
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Not quite befitting a complete characterization of "orderly" this is quite far from a Lehmanesque panic moment.
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That said, Max handles the whole situation in an admirably chill way, befitting a cool California dude.
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Following the equaliser, City's day rapidly descended into something befitting the 'list of natural disasters' Wiki page.
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In an anecdote befitting the age of social media, Wood issued his call for action via Facebook.
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Presence: Lots of lumpiness in the shells, befitting wild oysters, but they are always strong and shuckable.
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The Chinese news media covered President Xi Jinping's most recent public appearances with adulation befitting a demigod.
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There was no big sendoff befitting his status as arguably the best pure wrestler of his generation.
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A sculptor named Adrien Voisin bought the castle in 1938 and added decor befitting a medieval fortress.
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You can turn yourself into a pineapple, a dog or a character befitting a Roy Lichtenstein painting.
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They are an easy belief system masquerading as a courageous one, befitting a fundamentally low-effort candidate.
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Rather than act in a respectable manner befitting their responsibilities as public servants, Democrats boycotted the vote.
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Indians pound on Tigers in 13-6 win CLEVELAND — It was not a game befitting two aces.
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An irony befitting of Citizen Kane or, at the very least, The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
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And, befitting a label inspired by sports, the swim trunks take design cues from vintage rugby shorts.
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The team is nicknamed "the Tillies," a somewhat mystifying shorthand to new followers befitting a historic team.
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These were calculated stunts worthy of reality television -- not befitting the President's annual address to the nation.
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Befitting its name, "Disjointed" plays less like a series and more like a collection of clunky sketches.
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In the "Reputation" era, Swift lashed out with a force befitting someone who had been severely wounded.
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McGregor went into full-on insult mode, while Mayweather focused more on finances, befitting his nickname, Money.
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The end came in operatic fashion, befitting Mr. Scaramucci's namesake — a stock character in Italian musical theater.
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The United States had the most floor space, befitting its status as the world's largest arms exporter.
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But Mr. Mazza's unlikely path to the White House is a strange tale befitting these strange times.
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Unfortunately, befitting the life of a West Virginia coal miner, his father John contracted black lung disease.
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Befitting the Bucs Halloween color scheme, Aguyao was like teenager in a house of horrors in Carolina.
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By all accounts Mattis appears to embrace this non-partisan management style befitting a former military officer.
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Soon, it'll be sailing across the California highways with all the speed and grace befitting a powerful AI.
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It will be very glamorous, Bazemore said, befitting the high stakes of their game-away-from-the-game.
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BEIJING — The Chinese news media covered President Xi Jinping's most recent public appearances with adulation befitting a demigod.
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The identities that fill the exhibition are largely constructed, as befitting those who live in the public eye.
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As we fight for those rights in the years to come, we'll need a uniform befitting fearless women.
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One is that this was a nefarious and intentional act, befitting an organization which does nefarious things intentionally.
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In the years that followed, Hemsworth appeared in a string of movies befitting his new "leading man" status.
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" She also said Flake's retirement speech, in which he attacked Trump, "was not befitting of the Senate floor.
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"It's pretty simple," said DeChambeau, who offered an explanation befitting someone who majored in physics at Southern Methodist.
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Equal parts fascinating, commercial and sensationalist, "Ja, Kajinek" ("I, Kajinek") is a television show befitting the political moment.
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Canadians, befitting their reputation as polite and helpful, handled the unexpected guests with good cheer, Mr. Kimball said.
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We can hope against hope that he will shed his campaign persona for one befitting a nation's leader.
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Gorsuch, befitting a jurist with a sense of personal dignity, denounced some of Trump's excesses in this regard.
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Cam'ron's first shoe design is expected to be purple, befitting the style's name (and Purple Haze's album art).
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Zlatan has descended upon Manchester United with all of the fury and glory that is befitting of Zlatan.
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So she suggested that he learn and switch to a profession more befitting his love of the sport.
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The climax of escape is indeed a triumph, with the McGloones meeting an end befitting their outrageous terribleness.
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Donald Trump Jr. struck a pose in this 22012 photograph befitting a serious young businessman on the rise.
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Fury, despite his 6-foot-9 size, has footwork that is more befitting to a sharp-shooting middleweight.
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"I don't need to think about it," she says, with a briskness befitting her profession as a clerk.
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The food is French fancy-casual, with an airiness befitting Bushwick; that is, there is space between tables.
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But he has struggled to adopt the thick skin and stiff upper lip befitting a British foreign secretary.
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Julia is a prickly protagonist, myopic and judgmental in a manner befitting an intelligent but self-absorbed teenager.
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For the Trump's official visit, Buckingham Palace is pulling out all of the Royal stops befitting a world leader.
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She was married recently to longtime boyfriend Tom Ackerley, and had a spread befitting her role in Suicide Squad.
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The collection was formed in the 19th century when the Torlonia began acquiring antiquities as befitting Rome's noble families.
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As locations go, the spot was well befitting as an enclave for the global elite to meet and greet.
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Modi has filled out stadiums in New York and London, receiving a welcome more befitting of a pop star.
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Granted, it's not the most wallet-friendly of innovations, but nevertheless it's a novelty befitting our fast-paced lives.
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"Hi, y'all," she'll say, as she greets tiny patients using a deep Southern accent befitting Tiana's New Orleans roots.
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I was having to strain to reach the notes meaning it lacked the aggro befitting a soaring soccer yell.
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Befitting her baby girl's big day, Mowry-Hardrict's daughter wore not one, but two outfits during the backyard bash!
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It also comes with a battery life befitting of feature phones: 81103 days, with 9 days of talk time.
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Befitting the popular drink's own sense of iconoclasm, "Racing" bathes in Ramm's frenzied, free-associative, and occasionally overwhelming energy.
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The phrases my co-panelists were using — surgical strikes, hot pursuit, psy-ops, befitting reply — had power, immediacy, significance.
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In a scene befitting a horror movie, Mr. Kirk blew out the lock and killed the mother and son.
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Befitting his songs' use of sacred terminology and often transcendent tone, our tour was bookended by houses of faith.
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Befitting our low rank in the hierarchy, we found out only in late November that we would be attending.
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He stared at his paperwork with parted lips and an air of despair befitting someone torn from better days.
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Perhaps befitting a prince known for his periodic blunders, his departure from public life did not pass without mishap.
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The price, $1913,000, was befitting of the apartment's off-the-beaten-path location, said Ms. Drury, a financial instructor.
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Every family to have a decent home, enough food and social services as befitting the World's 6th largest economy.
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He had neatly trimmed dark hair, and, behind horn-rimmed glasses, he projected a friendly expression befitting an innkeeper.
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Among the city's many professional caroling groups are the Dickens Victorian Carollers, who perform in costumes befitting the name.
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Befitting its characters, Cars 22 feels more assembled than gracefully created, and its distinctly episodic nature holds it back.
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It could be Helen trying to stage-manage the trial into something bigger and more befitting of TV cameras.
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And befitting the longest bull run in American history, this time we've seen the biggest funds and the biggest deals.
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That performance, which included an appearance by Madonna, was criticized by some fans as lackluster and not befitting a Prince.
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This is a much more evocative, emotional name befitting what could be the greatest car Aston Martin has ever made.
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The two best teams by record in the N.H.L. will square off in a series more befitting a conference final.
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Befitting a science fiction story, if there's any shining hope for hellworld, it's in the hands of the mutant kids.
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The presidential race has at last entered a phase befitting an unruly election season: It is time for the buses.
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Southern Madagascar's people are said to have a reputation for toughness, befitting a population that usually survives with little rain.
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The legendary Diana Ross swept onstage at the 2019 Grammy Awards in a voluminous scarlet gown befitting her diva status.
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The weather had been windy, overcast, and cold, creating an environment more befitting to the end of days than partying.
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As befitting her big moment, Luna was dressed to impress, wearing a star-patterned shirt with a white tutu skirt.
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A part befitting an actress that continues to be one of the most gorgeous celebrities of any age in Hollywood.
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Yet the ovations were long and loud, befitting a skillful, imaginative conductor who never got his due in New York.
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Both fashion experts commented on Georgina Sparks' dark, bad-girl style, befitting of the recurring villain's conniving and chaotic behavior.
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"I'm sure there's lots of security reasons associated with it, but it's just not befitting of their position," she said.
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Even there, only a handful of wrestlers crack the seven-figure mark, and befitting WWE custom, all are singles stars.
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Years later, Australians would honor their missing Prime Minister in a fashion befitting the country's famous laconic sense of humor.
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That realization had Suresh Chawla crowing — with the kind of hyperbole befitting the president — to the Republican governor of Mississippi.
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Befitting the community of code-savvy folks who make extensions, many of these browser add-ons satirize tired technology tropes.
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And though she dresses smartly, in clothing befitting a modern architect, the emphasis is on cut and line, not display.
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They also wanted a second bathroom and a view befitting a tower that overlooked two bridges and the East River.
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He does all this with a relish and a frequency befitting the scion of one of Italy's great cinematic dynasties.
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He began his letter with a tone befitting a hostile takeover attempt, stating that their refusal to negotiate defied logic.
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Mr. Trump has not, in fact, been acting in a manner befitting his office, nor offering a coherent governing strategy.
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The planes have been fitted with all first-class seats, befitting the big men that will be flying in them.
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As befitting the name of the development, Twin Palms, each lot, regardless of price, came with exactly two palm trees.
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Or that her scenes don't really add up to a character arc befitting one of the franchise's most beloved characters.
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Befitting the country of Matisse, the urinal looks more like a modernist flower box than a receptacle for human waste.
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Ms. Radella's choreography, developed with the performers, is fearlessly athletic, shot through with an energy befitting of the troupe's name.
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The drug industry is one of America's top lobbies and campaign contributors, befitting a massive economic sector rolling in profits.
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Surely organizers dare not cast her out to a court more befitting her ranking (313) if not her growing status?
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That transforms the W.E.C.'s headline event into the season finale, giving the race a calendar slot befitting its status.
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He's got swagger befitting a man with twice as much experience, and a country with twice as much military power.
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Its greenish hue casts a film-noir shadow over the scene, but its mood is ambiguous, befitting its succinct title.
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Befitting the intimate venue, Pratt, 39, and Schwarzenegger, 29, said their "I do's" there in front of close family and friends.
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It's a breathtaking if bewildering crossover, unveiled at a lavish, stunt-filled event befitting the hype-driven company's last tumultuous year.
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Quite consciously, the album plays up the obscurantism, the eerie spirituality, to maximize a semblance of profundity befitting a Last Testament.
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As befitting royal protocol, it wasn't a lavish make-out affair; the couple just offered sweet lip pecks for the cameras.
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And as befitting a law passed by a male-dominated institution, it fails to advocate for the needs of incarcerated women.
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Better he go out in a blaze of glory, doing something meaningful and befitting his character, than just gradually disappear offscreen.
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Shania rocked up to the snow-covered stadium in Ottawa in a mode of transport befitting the weather conditions—a dogsled.
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On the DC Circuit, he issued some normal GOP party-line rulings befitting his career as a Republican Party foot soldier.
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Some 750 impersonators descended on Branson, Missouri in July to learn, among many things, how to grow whiskers befitting the role.
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He used credit cards, but the old man wouldn't leave the house without a wad of $100 bills befitting a mobster.
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The word "McDonald's" is scrawled on the sheets with handwriting befitting a seventh-grader, and golden arches serve as ghostly eyebrows.
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A minute or so earlier he was strutting across the stage with a posture befitting a regal yet jacked-up swan.
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Highlights include Butterbeer Potted Cream; Beef, Lamb, and Guinness Stew; and being able to dine in a manner befitting a wizard.
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Normal rains this year (which early weather forecasts are predicting, albeit with a record befitting astrologists or economists) would bring respite.
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The opportunity, though, has been shrouded in confusion befitting the league's mishandling of Kaepernick and the player protest movement he inspired.
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Befitting the location, the offices are a cross between the modern amenities of Midtown and the cavernous lofts to the south.
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San Jose played with a desperation befitting a team that was on the verge of falling into a two-game hole.
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She admits that her reading might not be fully accurate, but that it sounds like a name befitting a Targaryen baby.
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She then displayed them in a huge glass case, under lights, labeling each item with the gravity befitting a looted masterpiece.
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She smiled at the gymnast, Bailey Lorencen, and delivered her own heartfelt statement in a manner and tone befitting a therapist.
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In that sense, this "Julius Caesar" is a deeply democratic offering, befitting both the Public and the public — and the times.
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Game 5 was "befitting a pair of championship-level teams with only one trophy to go around," our basketball reporter writes.
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It's trimmed in a combination of soft leathers, aluminum and Alcantara that's more than befitting of a six-figure grand tourer.
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It seems impossible to come up with a settlement befitting the devastation of the opioid crisis, but lawyers are still trying.
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It was the first clue that this was not going to be a somber session befitting the gravity of the occasion.
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Simmons calls his documentarian eye an "intuitive quality that transcends time," a befitting sentiment that his photographs reflect to a tee.
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Occupying a place of honor in the monarch's lap – befitting a tradition of royal portraiture – is nearly 1-year-old Princess Charlotte.
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As befitting a billionaire, the space features remote control lighting and window shades, a home security system and backup generators for computers.
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I absolutely loved the ending and found it befitting of the tone of the entire story and Hawthorne and Horowitz's tumultuous relationship.
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Still, if the price of entry into Razer's kingdom was too high, value-conscious gamers might find something befitting their budgets here.
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Befitting the current era of strongmen, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey also has a well-honed strategy for winning public support.
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Rupi Kaur's rise to fame is a story befitting of our digital age; it's a tale of sudden virality and savvy capitalization.
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Comey's much-anticipated book will publish next week, and he will begin a publicity tour befitting a former president this coming weekend.
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Of course, in England, aristocratic women were only encouraged to engage in activities befitting their social position, such as hunting and riding.
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Ted Cruz's career-defining heel turn on last night's Republic National Convention broadcast was a perfectly timed twist befitting prestige television drama.
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The recipient of this particular bounty, in taste befitting a man of his age and stature, purchased a bicycle and a football.
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" In today's academic climate, the criticism he received was obviously "lively and even sharp, befitting the importance of the subjects at hand.
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My room, on the top floor of the inn, was cozy with décor befitting its Victorian theme, and a very comfortable bed.
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Mr. Culkin has a quiet, wide-eyed gravity befitting his character, and the cinematography, by Austin F. Schmidt, strikes the proper mood.
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Instead it takes on a more personable tone befitting its plain-spoken subject, allowing the audience to enjoy Ivins's homespun, merciless wit.
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To be clear, Sanders has defended his remarks by arguing Clinton started it — a sophomoric line of thinking befitting the Republican ticket.
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Throughout the record, the band whirls together classic hardcore song structures with textures and distortion befitting post-punk à la Sonic Youth.
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By 8 PM, darkness had set, and the atmospheric light seemed more befitting of a soft porn movie or a pagan seance.
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A gray-bearded man with sunken eyes befitting his constant state of bereavement, he specialized in picking pockets at places of mourning.
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Befitting the novel's emphasis on the aesthetic, her style here is painterly: As in Oudry's composition, attention to detailed realism is everything.
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Such lofty art naturally demanded a home befitting its spiritual potential — a temple, in effect, that was itself pure, abstract and uplifting.
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Befitting of an over-the-top, limited-production supercar, the Czinger 21C will come with a reported starting price of $1.7 million.
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WeWork had a sky-high valuation more befitting a company engaged in software as a service than, well, a real-estate concern.
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Such is Jo's delight that, on leaving the office, she doesn't—or can't—walk home in a manner befitting a young lady.
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The silence compounding Mr. Morsi's humiliation was a form of emotional thuggery befitting the military regime-on-steroids that currently rules Egypt.
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Even as he begs his old gangster friend Tom Hagen for mercy, Tessio maintains a stoic poise, befitting a man familiar with death.
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And in preparation, it appears the thoughtful legislators of this hallowed body have provisioned seating befitting the station of Silicon Valley's milkiest son.
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Zolper, newly tall and with posture befitting a child of two chiropractor parents, climbed up to the top stair in his gray suit.
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Brown cohesively bound the many installments of this radio anthology by sticking with a consistent structure and tone befitting the morbid subject matter.
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So for a milestone day like turning twenty years old, Kylie Jenner of course threw a celebration befitting her two decades of life.
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Befitting her surroundings, Shayk wore an off-the-shoulder grey top from the brand, which she paired with a pair of matching socks.
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But the label is also befitting of their mission, which is to answer some of the largest questions humans have ever dared pose.
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Muhammad Ali Muhammad Ali's last journey through his hometown will be a goodbye befitting the Greatest, and just the way he planned it.
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"A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons," the popular politician said on Twitter Friday.
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In a planetary alignment befitting the most retro sci-fi movies, tonight's "Mars opposition" will showcase the planet in its shining, red glory.
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He has an understated demeanor befitting of a Midwest governor, the respect of the Republican establishment in Washington, and credibility among social conservatives.
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It may be a cliché to describe someone as an inspiration, but there is no title more befitting for the late Stephen Hawking.
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His book, Empires of EVE, chronicles the formative years of the sci-fi virtual world and the book tour is befitting its subject.
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" And as befitting an A-lister of his status, he "hardly ever" takes the subway … after all, "sandwiches are a gateway to cake.
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" She continues: "But she is the grand old dame of our colony and treated with the respect befitting a lady of her age.
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Gutierrez seemed to take things in stride, displaying the poise befitting someone that came within a breath of the title of Miss Universe.
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Befitting the occasion, this year's London fair will also feature a look back at the decade when its parent organization got its start.
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Israeli companies - befitting from a favourable climate and expertise in medical and agricultural technologies - are among the world's biggest producers of medical cannabis.
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Such a cruel response is not befitting of our nation or a reflection of the values with hold as part of our identity.
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Florida possesses about 200,000 nursing and assisted living facility beds, befitting a state with the highest percentage of elderly residents in the nation.
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From outside, the offices of America's largest cryonic-freezing center are more befitting of Michael Scott from The Office than Philip K. Dick.
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Sentiment, though, is scarce, befitting the flinty style of Mr. Hersh, who has a knack for cycling through employers and exhausting his editors.
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Befitting an island long at the center of global trade routes, Sri Lanka has for centuries been home to a diversity of faiths.
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As such, early volunteers for research trials were effectively treated in a manner befitting the mentally ill circa the mid-20th century, i.e.
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We know him as "Beto" but his real name, befitting a fourth-generation Irish American on St. Patrick's Day is Robert Francis O'Rourke.
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For all of Stern's willingness to play the villain, Stern's death inspired the sort of heartfelt condolences and tributes befitting a political dignitary.
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Befitting our Catholic upbringing on this most holy of holidays, my parents made me apologize and ask for forgiveness, but not of Hector.
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The general support, they say, is befitting the heritage of a people who traditionally navigated the Pacific by the winds, tides and stars.
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The general support, they say, is befitting the heritage of a people who traditionally navigated the Pacific by the winds, tides and stars.
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When Holt protested that the insult was not befitting a president, Trump went further, suggesting he would change course if he were elected.
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Befitting the space's future function as the gallery's bookstore, À mon seul désir is accompanied by a bilingual catalogue, complete with poetry by Messager.
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The spectacle of a president's sons selling access to their father was more befitting of a banana republic than the United States of America.
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Qatar's representative at the WTO's dispute settlement body on Wednesday said the UAE had used "provable fabrications, and rhetoric not befitting of this House".
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Government spokesman Christophe Castaner said Macron wanted a ceremony befitting of a "historic moment in the relationship between the French and their political class".
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Krauthammer delivered his views in a mild-mannered, steady and almost philosophical style, befitting his background in psychiatry and detailed analysis of human behavior.
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To us, that would be a loving home where they can rest comfortably and receive all of the love and happiness befitting a hero.
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And befitting her VIP status, Princess Estelle not only attended last weekend's Stockholm concert, but she also she went backstage to meet the band.
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Until then, congrats to the proud new owner of the most mysterious domain name of all — one truly befitting a man of his mysteriousness.
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And now, the actress finally has a crown befitting her royal status, swapping out her usual blunt bob for a head full of locs.
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Ashraf al-Jabari, 33, is a man befitting the Trump show, the kind the president has cultivated around the country and now the world.
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So now, Wenger, whose team very badly needs a striker befitting of its title aspirations, blames the lack of expenditure on the club's employees.
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Woodcock, as befitting his chosen vocation, is fastidiously attentive to detail and a bit tyrannical about his surroundings, though he rarely raises his voice.
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Many reviewers focused on the toe-curlingly bad final sequence, which rendered Molière's king as Donald Trump with an unsubtlety befitting the president himself.
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In the past, she's has come under fire for appropriation, cultural insensitivity, and other such offenses often befitting of those oblivious to their privilege.
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So its befitting the label continue its evolution by celebrating the milestones that lead to its status as one of the hottest brands today.
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Occupying a place of honor in Queen Elizabeth's lap – befitting a tradition of royal portraiture – Charlotte poses alongside her big brother and royal cousins.
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But Indians vastly increased their holdings of gold jewellery in the second half of last year, befitting one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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It was a gag, with Jacobs alternating between moves befitting his physical stature and power moves he had no hope of pulling off successfully.
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The dispute turns bar-hand Oscar into a scab and elicits white nativism befitting of a Breitbart column from Tracey and her son Jason.
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DeadSec features a level of visual branding befitting a hip new fashion company, while beautiful graffiti can be spotted all over virtual San Francisco.
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Noren played with the precision befitting a world number 12, before saying he wants to play more on the PGA Tour, without abandoning Europe.
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Perhaps this giving season, if not all giving seasons, the gift of a conservation donation — rather than an ill-fitting shirt — is most befitting.
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McHugh came into the game with a 3.39 earned run average in 57 starts for the Astros, numbers befitting a solid No. 2 starter.
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The story of how Sally got there is a remarkable web of mystery, compassion, and animal savagery befitting ISIS's legacy of almost surreal terror.
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The series was interested in corporate control of everything, and in how governments roll over for corporations, but only cursorily, befitting its blinkered hero.
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The company celebrated the announcement in a fashion befitting of Mr. Sulzberger, who is known in the newsroom for his reserved and measured demeanor.
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But it's also due to the way each thread of the story coalesces under a banner that's ultimately hopeful, as is befitting Mr. Pickles.
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"I like the notion that someone professional has been in and cleaned it," she said, befitting someone who was once a hotel general manager.
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Befitting the ethos of the emerging artists they represent, the booths are platforms for performance or installations, with linoleum or AstroTurf covering the floors.
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What was once a sallow and predictable dining experience is now salubrious and full of surprises, befitting a metropolis of such diversity and ingenuity.
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Although haunts, stories and curiosities dominate Max's imagination, he also has practical concerns befitting a boy of his age: He wants to play soccer.
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Instead of a cage match, there was a baseball game befitting the two best teams in baseball in the formative months of the season.
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And as befitting its birth, its boundary-pushing, slightly odd wares have become a go-to for downtown denizens and celebrity provocateurs like Rihanna.
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These new policies reflect a "stodgy business Republicanism" befitting an establishment figure like Jeb Bush, and they may just cost President Trump his base.
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Beyond it, the outer reaches of the garden have an edge-of-the-world feel befitting Montauk, itself at the tip of Long Island.
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Yet Tanaka has gone 44-20 for the Yankees, befitting his status of ace, even if wins and losses can be misleading for pitchers.
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Befitting of the works on view, the organization of the show and the texts that accompany it are clear-eyed, sensitive, and refreshingly fun.
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He has a blowout befitting of Adam Driver on his best hair day, paired with tattoos that I can only describe as aggressively tribal.
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"Bee-fitting?" is a pun on the word "befitting," and if it fits in the world of bees and bee keeping, it is APIAN.
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All it's doing is it's taking the president's Twitter feed and giving that feed the proper honor befitting the highest office of the land.
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Because I think we can all agree that from the start he's gotten the appropriate amount of coverage befitting the seriousness of his candidacy.
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Befitting his gene pool, Seth Meyers says his son Ashe Olson boasts a budding sense of humor — and has even perfected his cocktail-party laugh!
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In a tone befitting a trailer for a horror film, the narrator falsely claims that Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria's Muslim president, is plotting to kill Christians.
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The result is an unmistakably luxurious interior befitting a $2495,2995 SUV, complete with a new infotainment system that won't show its face in any Honda.
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Befitting Spring, a color palette of pastel pinks, yellows and blues were turned out in lightweight fabrics which also included soft grays, white and cream.
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She frames herself not only as someone with valuable law enforcement experience but also progressive beliefs befitting a Democratic party that has shifted further left.
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But there's also a backlash trend emerging from the president's verbal abuse that could be considered a befitting comeuppance for his crimes against common decency.
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On Wednesday, amid the machinery of a pipe and weld fittings manufacturing plant in Houston, Mr. Cruz reveled in a reception befitting a native son.
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Asking for anything but that is childish and immature and absolutely not befitting of the strong adult female leader we both know you can be.
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As if right on time, someone built a bot this past weekend to put Trump's tweets into a format that's more befitting of a president.
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"Israel acts in accordance with independent and thorough judicial review mechanisms, befitting a democratic state, and in accordance with international law," the Israeli statement said.
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His presence on Saturday meant handling a massive crowd — an estimated 50,000 turned up to watch outside the stadium — with security befitting a Super Bowl.
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The jury, which given the defendant's violent history is anonymous and partly sequestered, already has heard sworn statements befitting a made-for-TV narco drama.
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Befitting the vaguely soap-operatic narrative of Ms. Shaw's life, Ms. Palmer happens to be Mr. Webber's wife and the mother of Isaac's half brothers.
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The grandiloquent movements seemed a little retro — more befitting a Herbert Hoover-era stump speech shouted from the back of a railroad car, without microphones.
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Sanders faced plenty of scrutiny, too, from his opponents and from the debate moderators, befitting his status as the tentative frontrunner with voting finally underway.
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" McEnany said Comey has "gone off the rails" since being fired by Trump last year and that his behavior was not "befitting of the office.
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It is an endless parade of Amazon hardware devices and appliances and shopping portals, punctuated by hosts delivering brief sermons befitting the church of Amazon.
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"We needed to see whether prosecutors ask for a sentence befitting his crimes and whether he is convicted with such a penalty," Ms. Sim said.
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Yet the governor should keep making the case for more recovery aid -- and he should do so with dignity befitting the pride of Puerto Ricans.
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Following a warm and sunny Friday in the nation's capital, it rained all day there on the following day, befitting the mood of the nation.
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Befitting the academic premise of the competition, there are naturally several highfalutin references to critical darlings like Jorge Luis Borges, Gilles Deleuze, and Félix Guattari.
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Befitting their suspicious looks, they refuse to pay the gravediggers an extra shilling to bury her father a little deeper in the ground to thwart thieves.
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The "Road to Change" tour was Jaclyn's moment, befitting her quieter role in the group: She is the manager, the scheduler, the briefer, the details person.
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Perhaps more than its peers—and befitting the largest publicly held company in the world—Apple commands the diehard base to help them cobble it together.
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This is its most striking quality: its readiness to critique the state that it occupies, and to do this with nuance that is befitting its context.
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It had a huge, splashy launch befitting its scope, and it successfully managed to merge a bunch of disparate Google apps into a single, unified system.
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The combat, meanwhile, feels more intense, thanks to a more cinematic camera that stays close to the action, and flexible controls befitting a proper action game.
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When paramedics arrived at Jackson's Los Angeles home late that next morning – a dramatic scene outlined in 83 Minutes – they found a man befitting Ortega's descriptions.
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That was in keeping with his nickname, Klubot, befitting a robotic pitcher whose machinery works so well that he won the 2014 A.L. Cy Young Award.
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At the Swedish Open last year, the tournament filmed a gaggle of giggling girls gushing over Zverev and his floppy blond hair befitting a teen idol.
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Befitting his status as one of the school's more prominent alumni, Noah spoke at an assembly, addressing gun violence, which is among his more passionate causes.
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She looks much younger, and her costume is a little more battle-ready, more befitting of a space cadet than a lipstick glamazon with indomitable cleavage.
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In 2015, China's leader, Xi Jinping, pledged to make the country a soccer power, one befitting its global ambitions as an economic, political and military leader.
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A Christmas Carol usually requires some degree of simplicity, but everything about Scrooge is overwrought, befitting its title as one of the last Hollywood mega-musicals.
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Today, those numbers are befitting Trump's stature: 5.9 million followers on Twitter, 5.5 million people who've "Liked" his Facebook page and around one million on Instagram.
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Especially with the multicolor LED ambient lighting on and the massaging seats working away, it's easy to see this as an interior befitting the $25,25 price.
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Their score for "The Haunting of Hill House," for example, is driven by delicate, emoting piano, befitting the family drama at the center of the scares.
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For one thing, Boratin is a mostly passive character, a listless existential hero who often drifts through his days with an alienation befitting a Camus protagonist.
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She weds a technocrat's love of details with an idealist's expansive gaze, befitting an assignment with concrete local responsibilities and ceremonial obligations that transcend New York.
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But you never know with Williams: This loss could be "another setback on the path to a momentous comeback befitting her aura," our tennis reporter writes.
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Sanders enters Tuesday's primary with the money and national and state polling numbers befitting a front-runner for the Democratic nomination in an 11-person race.
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Mr. Modi has promised a "befitting reply," and while his generals have been calculating possible military reprisals, his government has searched for other ways to respond.
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"At a quality befitting a Guardian of the Galaxy, we're easily talking about several hundred thousand dollars," Michael Fried, CEO of Diamond Pro, told Money magazine.
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Cue muttering from the wizened seniors at the clubhouse bar: Erin Hills, which had only been established in 22000, was hardly befitting of the devilish US Open.
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In the Netherlands, Warner Music takes care of Sheeran's interests, and "interest" is the only label befitting of requesting the presence of a dog to cuddle backstage.
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Featuring Clinton as a patient and Scarface as his doctor, the hospital scenes are interspersed with fuzzily shot, technicolour full band scenes befitting the song's huge production.
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"We will give a befitting reply, our neighbor will not be allowed to destabilize us," Modi said in a speech, after meeting security advisers to discuss options.
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As befitting her maid of honor status, the 26-year-old star wore an elegant black off-the-shoulder gown, which also featured a thigh-high slit.
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The Lip Kit entrepreneur was spotted strolling around Hollywood on Wednesday filming scenes for her new show and wearing an ensemble befitting her new leading lady status.
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That means working out, waxing, spray-tanning, deep-conditioning their hair, and moisturizing their mugs in a way truly befitting an Angel: 24-karat gold face masks.
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Bella's BFF Hailey Baldwin followed her stylish lead, also wearing an all-white outfit, but opting for something a little more befitting a Memorial Day weekend BBQ.
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Pugs are objectionable hell creatures more befitting the Upside-Down than modern society, so the choice to parodog Stranger Things makes a certain kind of twisted logic.
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Nana Akufo-Addo told a delegation of Annan's family that Annan would have a full state burial, "befitting his status as a global icon, diplomat and statesman".
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"And so Hun Sen sees himself — as befitting any leader who has been in power so long — he sees himself as indispensable to his country&aposs progress."
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It's honestly the type of dedication befitting a fast food chain that has given us revolutionary menu items like $1 Nacho Fries and Volcano Crispy Chicken Chips.
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When he bursts into The O2 to a reception befitting of a Justin Bieber concert, he's silent on the outside world, yet characteristically centred on his own.
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Befitting a home with two kids, there are plenty of places to play — there's a pool, a billiards room, and a playroom with a ping-pong table.
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Of the major American sports, basketball puts the highest premium on the individual, befitting a game that doesn't hide them behind helmets or inward-facing team structures.
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Soaring mock grandiosity produces a hazy, sweeping, nostalgic feel, as if everything is taking place in a children's book befitting McCartney's narrative, at once cutesy and agonizing.
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And once converted, the hand-powered wheels remain at the user's side so they can continue to propel themselves manually while befitting from a higher vantage point.
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Befitting its location in the home of country music, the large renovated garage is done up with warm wood beams and benches, hanging lights and pumping music.
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Accompanied by English subtitles translating the French spoken word lyrics, the video alternates between lo-fi footage and high definition shots, befitting of the track's gloomy vibes.
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The new incarnation has less googly eyes, befitting of a normal alive whale, along with a belly button to reflect the mammalian heritage it shares with humans.
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But befitting a spiritual man whose art was nourished by Judaism, Catholicism and Buddhism, Cohen attracts a form of devotion here that can border on the messianic.
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First and foremost, any new president should execute public duties with a commanding civility and poise befitting the nation's chief executive, but without appearing aloof or haughty.
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It will have ingredient-driven fare from the executive chef Kyle Knall, emphasizing foods that supposedly provide energy, as befitting an establishment tied to a health club.
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That's in part because, prior to his arrival, Zenefits had a spectacular rise and equally rapid fall befitting of the worst stereotypes about Silicon Valley start-ups.
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After decades of neglect, though, a renovation now underway aims to return the house to its former glory, with a mission befitting its most famous tenant's legacy.
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Batsheva, designed by Batsheva Hay, specializes in the kind of frocks that would look at home at Pioneer Village, in patterns befitting your grandmother's well-worn couch.
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Future Tense We have long counted on our elders to act with a dignity befitting their advanced years and to express their sagacity through philosophically weighty language.
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So, when the matter was taken up by the board of trustees, there was skepticism about whether photography was befitting of a serious science and exploration journal.
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Yet their travels deep into the woods also bring Buck into contact with a pack of wolves, tapping into a primal longing more befitting his canine nature.
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The snake takes up residence under his sofa, driving away his few human visitors, and quickly adopts strangely companionable behaviors more befitting a dog than a reptile.
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Edgerton is passionately powerful, if somewhat more restrained, as Richard Loving, as befitting the reluctance of the historical Richard to take a place in the public view.
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On the surface, gifts like these help enshrine Page as one of America's most generous philanthropists, with a charitable track record befitting the world's seventh-richest person.
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Mr. Moonves, who for years enjoyed the attention and privileges befitting one of the most powerful men in media, has maintained a public profile since his ouster.
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She gave me a plastic compass temporary engagement ring that has since been replaced with a ring befitting my demands but will be treated as sacred forever.
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As a tribute to the Italian Surrealist, the French video editor Julien Herman has created a meditative short complete with sound components befitting de Chirico's desolate scenes.
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Whoopi Goldberg's first foray into fashion design is befitting of the funny actress and TV host, and it's got a pretty sentimental hook, too: (ugly) holiday sweaters, anyone?
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The classic Italian brand Bianchi is timeless in its elegant good looks, and it keeps pace with modern aero bikes with slippery designs befitting the world's fastest cyclists.
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We deserve phones just as powerful as the rest of you, but in a size befitting our minuscule digits, and now on March 31 we'll finally have one.
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Minaj's turn as the "Wisest Thing" is befitting, of course, seeing as she's taken on many roles in her quadruple threat-level career; we all remember Roman, right?
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The developer promised the building would have the kind of luxurious amenities befitting a 13-story condominium tower overlooking that citadel of capitalism, the New York Stock Exchange.
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The brief teaser released today shows a pixel art Mega Man blasting off from a 2018 sign, and into a more cartoon-style world, befitting the numbered release.
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With crisp white dresses and floppy black hats befitting a chic witch, Meredith appears as if she hasn't stained an article of clothing since she was in diapers.
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Washington (CNN)Japan has a new Emperor, but it is President Donald Trump who will be treated to pageantry befitting a monarch when he travels Friday to Tokyo.
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The Energy Department's last two leaders were both highly regarded scientists, befitting of an agency that is a top funder of physical science research in the United States.
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"The redevelopment will transform the nation's busiest train station into a modern commuter hub and a gateway befitting the greatest city in the world," spokeswoman Joanna Rose said.
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Most of us would consider corsets to be a turn of the century relic, something more befitting a Game of Thrones character than your average modern-day woman.
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Befitting teams that had split the first two games of their season series, the game was close throughout, with neither club able to build a double-digit advantage.
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It was a nostalgic treat befitting Mr. Tarantino's love letter to westerns, complete with an Oscar-winning score by Ennio Morricone, the composer for Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns.
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In many ways, the four-day nominating convention in downtown Cleveland was a bizarre, unscripted reality TV show befitting of the Manhattan billionaire businessman and "The Apprentice" star.
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A dispute over the building's construction is fast shaping into a huge legal battle involving the developer, the city and owners, and one with stakes befitting Silicon Valley.
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Tennessee (24-8) and Oregon State (133-7) played an intense game befitting two teams separated by only one spot in the Associated Press poll entering the tournament.
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What moved me most was seeing the exquisite works of little-known Czech glass artists from the 1960s given a place of reverence befitting such a unique tradition.
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Beyond that, state and local officials are obligated to memorialize this site in a manner befitting its significance in the history of both Texas and the United States.
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As queen, she was called "l'Autrichienne," viewed with suspicion befitting a foreign consort and criticized as a spendthrift and as indifferent to the plight of the French people.
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From celebrating local business to putting a spotlight on the climate crisis, the future king and queen are packing in diplomacy and bridge-building befitting their roles: 1.
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It has often been noted that President Trump holds a vision of his job more befitting a Latin American caudillo than the leader of the world's oldest democracy.
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They have complained for years about the fact that the team plays in the country's largest market yet operates with a payroll more befitting a mid-market franchise.
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He had begun developing a playlist befitting the young and serious: He loved Alfred Hitchcock and the French New Wave, and was dabbling in the American avant-garde.
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Cloistered in the presidential Blue House, which in a twist of fate befitting a Greek tragedy is also her childhood home, she has had few visitors, aides said.
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When it was his turn, Mayweather, wearing a star-spangled tracksuit and a big gold chain, threw a stack of bills in the air, befitting his nickname Money.
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Upon its opening last April, it was already a plush and thrilling production, befitting Lincoln Center Theater's tradition of treating classic musicals as both spectacle and living text.
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Befitting the landscape of the UAE, desertification, aridity, and salinity inspired the six-course meal that was shared among biennial attendees on tables carved out like desertification patterns.
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I agree with Vox's Andrew Prokop, who has written that Dany's descent to the dark side is a brilliant climatic twist befitting of Martin, a master of surprise.
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From the moment you first put on the way too large sheriffs hat as a boy... to the end, the hat so befitting of the man Carl had become.
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At an airbase near the eastern city of Voronezh on Tuesday, returning pilots were carried aloft in a ceremony replete with the pomp and circumstance befitting a victorious army.
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That is far more befitting of Donald's circus act of a campaign, a point that Oliver hammered home by urging his audience to use the hashtag #MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain on Twitter.
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If you recall, on the night President Obama announced the killing of Osama bin Laden, he framed the victory with the restraint and dignity befitting of American global leadership.
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And true to form for America's most ridiculously fit and fashionable couple, the two wore custom wedding attire befitting royalty (they did get married in a castle, after all).
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In interviews with them, Hollande criticised several of his allies and others from judges to footballers, in comments that were widely criticised as indiscreet and ill-befitting a president.
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Motorola is due for a new leading device, and so the Moto Z53 Play appears to be on the way with specs befitting a midrange Android 8.1 Oreo phone.
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We'd find out in this documentary style show, which would find Richard at the UN, hailing his own taxi and other activities befitting a man of his station. 6.
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It'd be easy for this pageant queen to stick to the status quo of waves and a nude lip, which is why this look is befitting of a trophy.
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Given the chance to take a photo with the original Lieutenant Uhura, Nichelle Nichols, the president will raise a Vulcan salute and flash a smile befitting a visiting dignitary.
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Stanton went 0 for 3 with one walk in the Yankees' 12-1 win over the Marlins, a score befitting the large disparity in star power between the teams.
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It's an uproarious and highly-detailed production befitting Anderson's personal style, and it weaves in the book's message about greedy industrial farmers with zero regard for animals with ease.
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It's an uproarious and highly-detailed production befitting Anderson's personal style, and it weaves in the book's message about greedy industrial farmers with zero regard for animals with ease.
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Five years later, our pension funds reallocated $6900 billion for infrastructure investments putting 2628,28503 rehabilitating NYC's LaGuardia Airport—turning it into a travel hub befitting a great modern city.
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On a world stage befitting the ideals of our Republic, Americans of all stripes who hunger for human decency fed their political soul for at least a few hours.
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In contrast, Trump's attempts to attack Clinton — calling her a "nasty woman," for one — fell flat and seemed more befitting of a schoolyard bully than a candidate for president.
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"[I] have always believed it to be by far my most unsettling sculpture, not befitting of Lucy's beauty or my ability as a sculptor," Poulin said at the time.
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So, aside from having been picked by Obama to be vice president, what's the convincing evidence that Biden would be a great presidential candidate befitting his top tier status?
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It has an artsy, literary undertone befitting its Jamaica Plain setting, but with all the genial joviality—and good beer selection—you'd want out of your favorite local spot.
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Microsoft may have built a new web browser that is befitting of today's Internet, but the decision to develop Edge and deprioritize Internet Explorer might be benefitting its rivals.
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Video games are a befitting home futuristic technologies, and flight simulators in particular have a legacy of putting avid gamers in the pilot's seat of next-generation fighter jets.
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Yet, in a twist befitting his mischievous career, these eleven originals cataloging the bitterness, escapism, and heartache of divorce happen to come from a happily married father of two.
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As Donald J. Trump emerged early Wednesday as the winner of the presidential election, newspapers across the globe scrambled to create front pages befitting the day's place in history.
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While at Google, he licensed or used products from companies he also owned, the kind of financial subterfuge more befitting a Trump administration cabinet member than a Google engineer.
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"I figured," he said with concern, which prompted Ms. Shipka, who turns 19 in November (she's a Sagittarius), to let out a gleeful cackle befitting, well, a teenage witch.
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While the designers strove to distinguish them with a wide variety of complexions, clothing, and hairstyles befitting their clans and status, the characters feel indistinct in the early episodes.
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Befitting the impresario, the property is a big, modern show-stopper, from its lush green driveway off Sunset Boulevard to its 290401,221 square feet of meeting and event space.
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The door slam was more befitting a moody teenager than the man whose job it is to communicate, but it was the perfect, flouncing end to Mr. Spicer's tenure.
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And she is about to be the object of a publicity stunt befitting her colossal size and in service of her original mission: attracting visitors to the Jersey Shore.
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We feel like giving them a befitting farewell, like giving them what they were doing when they were alive to continue because we believe life continues after life her.
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Befitting a rough game in which tempers run hot, the huddle was also the place where teammates clashed and railed against one another for missed tackles or dropped passes.
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Befitting the union of rap's two great countries, the guest list runs the gamut from rising GTA talent like Killy and Pressa to living American legends like Chief Keef.
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The American Museum of Natural HistoryWe can't think of a more befitting venue for a solar eclipse viewing: The museum will be hosting a special event in the Hayden Planetarium.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - When Houston last hosted the Super Bowl in 2004, the oil city's sleepy downtown lacked the sizzle befitting the big game - and that prompted civic leaders to act.
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For years Mets fans have clamored for a sale, frustrated that the team plays in the country's largest market yet often has a payroll more befitting a mid-market club.
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But the singer also managed to negotiate these deals so they were uniquely tailored to her wishes and padded with wads of cash, befitting a pop star of her level.
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Stages followed, introducing an era of piano pop befitting someone with a musical theater education, like Melanie, who went to London's Doreen Bird College of Dance, Music and Theatre Performance.
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The officials were dismissed pending an investigation, the Interior Ministry said, adding they were suspected of links to groups that threaten Turkey's security or of behavior not befitting their duties.
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Befitting for the nation's top food regulator, who is also a medical doctor, the White House candy dish on his desk is covered with plastic wrap to guard against germs.
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Speaking to victims and clean-up crew at a church in Rockport, Pence spoke in a manner befitting a visiting, comforting politician, keeping the first-person references to a minimum.
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The decor is rustic in a way befitting heartfelt Mediterranean food — think roughly hewn wooden benches and gravel underfoot — and eminently more romantic than the view from the road suggests.
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He could have taken his message directly to his base in a manner more befitting his public reputation, somewhere far from Washington on a stage with banners, cheering and flags.
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It's a downtown palace befitting Detroit's fortunes in the 1920s, with a 150-foot vaulted lobby that's marbled and lit up by prismatic tiles and a giant, glowing Tiffany clock.
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We — I mean she — hasn't mastered parallel parking, but she has navigated New Jersey's highways with aplomb befitting her middle name (Grace, like that of half the girls her age).
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The bar had decor befitting of an Irish pub, but its most definable trait was the brick wall covered in people's names, becoming a ramshackle wallpaper of its very own.
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As befitting the company's name, Culture Clash often remixes earlier theatrical works into new hybrid forms, and on several occasions it has found inspiration from the satirical Greek playwright Aristophanes.
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"Women anxious to serve their country should take on work more befitting their sex instead of encroaching on a man's occupation," an editorial published in Aeroplane magazine in 4003 declared.
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Le Pen's father, Jean-Marie, forged the National Front in a racist, anti-Semitic image befitting the descendants of Vichy, the lap-dog French government that did the Nazis' bidding.
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Befitting her status as the ascendant force in her party's presidential nominating contest, Warren also took incoming fire from Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, and former Texas Rep.
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So in the ninth preview, it was replaced with a bright red, full-length wool crepe skirt with a muddied hem befitting an explosion of New York's finest brown gush.
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"We will give a befitting reply; our neighbor will not be allowed to destabilize us," Mr. Modi said after an emergency meeting with security advisers on Friday, according to Reuters.
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James Stavridis, who was a contender to be Clinton's running mate, on Tuesday mocked the Manhattan businessman for demonstrating a lack of sophistication and knowledge befitting a commander in chief.
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These Democratic efforts, befitting the party's purpose at the time as the leading political arm of white supremacy, were tinged with a desire to curb black employment and social advancement.
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Call it cancelling if you want, but I prefer to think of it as a more epic death, something befitting the decades of winces and nod-and-smile suffering we've endured.
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A two-dollar rubber stamp is one solution, but more befitting of your fiduciary status could be Jaquet Droz's Signing Machine, which uses sophisticated clockwork mechanisms to flawlessly recreate your signature.
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Italian officials say they do not get the respect befitting an EU founding member and have started to throw their weight around in a way that they have never done before.
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Cohen explained that when she and her friends thought about improving the world for others, they did so with an ethos befitting the era in which they had come of age.
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The men's poses and body language exude macho swagger — but these tough guys also display a palpable closeness and even physical affection for one another, befitting Turkish society's strong homosocial bonds.
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Brazilian marathon runner Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima, a bronze medalist in Athens in 2004, lit the Olympic cauldron, a small and low-emission model befitting the environmental theme of these Games.
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Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) actually plays a semi-substantial role in the film, and he's a strong, regal presence, befitting the character's status as royalty of the fictional nation of Wakanda.
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Assuming that he's healthy and that he wants it to be on the level, what's so bad about an aging, willing, and capable celebrity fighting someone befitting his abilities and reflexes?
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Meanwhile, someone at Google has clearly actually eaten falafel at some point in their lives, and has produced a design more befitting of something you're supposed to put in your mouth.
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Receiving the credit implies that his annual income is much lower than befitting a billionaire, though much of his net worth is tied up in assets in his real estate empire.
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Brazilian marathon runner Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima, a bronze medallist in Athens in 2004, lit the Olympic cauldron, a small and low-emission model befitting the environmental theme of these Games.
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Trump flew to Texas on Tuesday to meet with state officials and disaster response coordinators in a moment that called for the empathy and humanity befitting an ongoing, large-scale tragedy.
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The prospect, however unlikely, of the region's two major powers agreeing to join forces, would signal a significant geopolitical shift and the type of major policy win befitting Xi's new status.
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The cartel's fleet is even comparable to some major international airlines, although most of the cartel's aircraft are smaller, befitting their role of traveling to and from remote, crude landing strips.
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Recorded, per a press release, in "impersonal hotel rooms" while on tour, the record is a movement of slow movements and subtle gestures befitting the bubble-like existence of that life.
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What follows will be a tense wait to see if Adityanath will push the agenda he so stridently campaigned on, or whether he'll assume a more reasonable tone befitting government office.
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But befitting the show's fixation on role-playing as liberation, the faux-"GLOW" also advances the story line by showing how each character has poured herself into her wrestling alter ego.
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Three-cylinder engines are usually more befitting of compact commuter cars than six-figure sports cars, but this one was turbocharged, rated at 231 horsepower, and augmented by an electric motor.
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But befitting a progressive country which has long been perceived as a beacon of sexual enlightenment — including blissfully kitsch performances at the Eurovision Song Contest — the proposal was taken in stride.
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Befitting his new stage of life, Mr. Dundon — who normally photographs with black-and-white film — used a point-and-shoot camera to make images in color and on the fly.
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Because instead of cramming full-height mechanical keys like MSI has done on previous models, the company partnered up with SteelSeries to create a low-profile setup more befitting of a laptop.
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But when the original members of Team Rubicon went to areas in Haiti that were deemed too dangerous to go to that the fledgling organization, they developed a reputation befitting former Marines.
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It glided past the destroyer carrying Mr Xi, who boarded wearing a dark Mao suit befitting his other jobs as the Communist Party's general secretary and chairman of the Central Military Commission.
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Here, Selim's sister and the Mouth of Satan herself, Farida Lemouchi, and her grandiose, imposing voice are swapped out for a much more feral, unhinged approach befitting Urfaust's own commitment to chaos.
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Vernon is crouched over his synthesiser, with his now customary baseball cap and relaxed clothing befitting the serenity of our surroundings; the others are placed behind saxophones, more synthesizers, drums and guitars.
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So I reached out to Nile and, before long, we were on our way to creating what we believe will not only make a great Grammy moment, but one befitting of David.
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Mr. Perez - Pastillas Newly established as Carbon Fiber Music's dedicated trapero, the young spitter capped his 2018 run for the label with another narcotized celebration of hedonism befitting the broader genre's origins.
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Americans have access to the best healthcare in the world, yet the way it is sold, administered, and even legislated is more befitting of a third-world country than our exceptional nation.
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But in the same spirit (and also in the spirit of fairness), Miller in turn expects the state to provide these immigrants with institutional support and legal protections befitting citizens-in-training.
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Newport said the favorability ratings for an incoming administration typically stay on the upswing between Election Day and Inauguration Day, as the president-elect benefits from positive news coverage befitting a winner.
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But perhaps befitting a country with three Parliaments, which once went without a government for 541 days, the understated displays of solidarity were tinged with simmering frustration as a blame game began.
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Two hundred of my closest friends and family were on hand, and our conservative synagogue had the simultaneously majestic and austere look about it befitting the gravity of such a seminal moment.
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Half Elvis, half harried-aunt-running-errands, the look is befitting of a 230-year-old man who has spent much of his life cultivating an air of rock 'n' roll mystique.
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In the last quarter of the book, a violent crackdown in Wukan endangers his family there and turns him into a full-fledged activist in exile — finally, a position befitting his status.
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"The one who assumes the dominant role need not force others to submit, but inspires them to do so by first and foremost displaying compassion and understanding as befitting a moral person."
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Mickelson already has a career befitting one of the game's greats, having spent over 25 years on the PGA tour, with 195 top-10 finishes, 44 PGA championships and five major wins.
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Entertainment." They say, "We share the same commitment to create a legacy befitting one of the greatest story tellers and character creators of all time- a legacy Stan Lee earned ... and deserves.
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In return, the Queen (yes, the Queen herself) sent a lovely thank you to everyone who wished her a happy birthday in the style most befitting a modern monarch, by tweeting it.
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About 20 minutes in, Julie has fluffed Nasatir's hair into a fierce look befitting a Hollywood executive, a halo of white and grey with airy body and small curls in the front.
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Kim Porter will be laid to rest in the same place she was raised ... and Diddy is making sure the ceremony is befitting the woman he says was more than a soulmate.
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I was among many who thought it might forge a confident and more open identity while ushering in a vibrant era of new ideas, values and culture, one befitting its superpower status.
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In his last outing, on Tuesday, deGrom (3.26 E.R.A.) displayed the type of dominant streak — 10 strikeouts and two earned runs over eight and a third innings — befitting a Cy Young winner.
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The producer Osno1 turns in a brittle guitar line and a preening hook befitting of a early 00s pop-punk song, though she slivers and pitch warps it into something more absurd.
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It's a reputation befitting the industry that is the most represented on Glassdoor's Best Places to Work list and pays its average global worker $135,000 a year, according to a study by Hired.
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Streaming free on Amazon Prime As befitting its Nordic origin, Tomas Alfredson's film about the beguiling friendship between two 12-year-olds — one of whom happens to be a vampire — is resolutely chilly.
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The series' first episode aired in December of 1989, and befitting a show that has aired new episodes in four separate decades, it has a bunch of elements that feel very early '90s.
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"It's a pink martini—but that's what you'd expect from a woman, isn't it?" she declares with a frosty confidence befitting one of the only female competitors in a room full of men.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — For well over a century, the island nation of Taiwan has experienced enough political tumult that its history would be befitting of a Tolstoy novel.
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The catwalk was open to the public, unlike the vast majority of Fashion Week events, befitting the "radically inclusive" nature of queer culture circa 2016, as fellow Refinery29 staffer Ash Hodges described it.
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She is, in short, one of venture capital's highest-profile investors — befitting someone who created her firm while homeless and who since has dedicated herself to backing founders who aren't straight, white men.
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The crash is a stark reminder of the obstacles facing Prime Minister Narendra Modi in delivering on his promise to turn the railways into a more efficient, safer network befitting India's economic power.
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On Sunday, noted basketball enthusiast Beyoncé attended the NBA All-Star game in New Orleans, Louisiana, with her husband Jay Z and daughter Blue Ivy wearing an outfit befitting her Queen B status.
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The SNES version of the classic device was notoriously finicky, befitting its unlicensed status and Nintendo's well-known dislike of the Game Genie, and it didn't work on every variation of the console.
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An ABC News–Washington Post poll conducted in late June and early July asked a broader question about whether Trump had behaved in an unpresidential fashion or in a way befitting his office.
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The best bits are on songs like "Terrarium," where all the reference points blur together, when rave airhorns accompany blurry ambience, chattery Jersey-ish vocal chops, and bass drops befitting big-tent performances.
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Unlike that insignificant mid-season matchup against a fairly weak team, though, Klay—who is known to disappear in the post-season—snapped into a different purpose last night, befitting of the stakes.
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In Wallace's time, naturalists called manta rays "devil fish," but I'm sure that had they actually swam with them, and seen how beautifully they moved, they would have chosen a more befitting name.
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Befitting a superhero (of social media, at least), the man born as Khaled Mohamed Khaled was wearing a black polyester cape — but it was merely for that most mortal of obligations, a haircut.
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A recent tweet by the U.S. President criticising his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong-un, makes a lot more sense once you read it in its more befitting form: a middle school insult.
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Kim Jong-un, North Korea's ruler, greeted President Xi Jinping of China this week with the pomp and ceremony befitting the leader of the North's oldest ally, closest friend and largest trading partner.
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Mostly, however, extravagant items from the likes of Dolce & Gabbana and Marchesa play into fashion writing's common use of "fairy tale": a term used to describe over-the-top pieces befitting a princess.
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At 24, Embiid is already an NBA All-Star, with a huge social media presence (2.9 million Instagram followers) and the hype befitting a player who experts have pegged as a potential league MVP.
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Latham & Watkins on Tuesday said its chairman William Voge is stepping down because he "exchanged communications of a sexual nature with a woman" and engaged in subsequent conduct "not befitting" a law firm leader.
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From emotive balladry to skyscraping synthwork befitting of big tent EDM stages to hard-nosed rap beats, she's basically shown she can bring her vibrant signature to any style or form she so chooses.
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Over the past week and a half, Blake Lively has been the unofficial queen of Cannes, dazzling at the film festival in one look after the next all befitting her honorary Disney princess status.
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The change to a simple majority vote may not sound very dramatic, but in a place like the Senate, which operates on tradition and bipartisan comity, it's a big deal befitting its apocalyptic name.
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Yates dunked on Cornyn after reminding him that he had previously asked her if she would refuse to enforce illegal laws or otherwise act in a manner not befitting of the Department of Justice.
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They did so in comfort befitting the ornate setting, seated in plush velvet chairs facing the stage in the grandly appointed music room of the treasure-filled home now known as the Rosen House.
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And when that magnificent, gigantic, floating "poem" of his, after a hazardous voyage, finally reached Valparaíso, its passengers — despite the protests of right-wing nationalists and Nazi sympathizers — were given a welcome befitting heroes.
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In 1995, she moved into her current location, a four-floor former granary on the Waal River that she had restored, with brick walls, concrete floors and metal staircases befitting a big-city gallery.
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For a series that seemed less even and more a series of violent swings, Game 5 settled into an equilibrium befitting a pair of championship-level teams with only one trophy to go around.
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Check In From $329 Compared with some of the larger, more ostentatious resorts in nearby Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, the Meliá Braco Village has a laid-back vibe befitting Jamaica, birthplace of reggae.
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Interconnected bras dangled from one model's dress, trailing behind her; a cape befitting Snow White billowed around the knee-length orange braids of another; an oversize white visor framed the face of a third.
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What is often dismissed as a largely victimless crime befitting of The Thomas Crown Affair (the one starring Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo, not Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway) may carry far higher stakes.
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Not only did Tate Shake the shit out of two defenders—while balletically avoiding stepping out of bounds—he also took to something of a sideways summersault befitting of the French artform of Parkour.
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John Cena hosted the show, along with Victoria Justice, who entered on a surfboard carried through the audience (the awards themselves are surfboards, as is befitting to what the announcer declared "Hollywood's wildest beach party").
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They're brighter and shinier, for one, befitting their alien heritage, and anyone who's spent any time in Master Chief's size 20 boots will be able to spot the difference between a Banshee and a Scarab.
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In my opinion as an artist, an accountant, and a citizen, the effects I outline below make a strong case for traditional protocols including a longer period for deliberation and public comment, befitting massive legislation.
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After knocking back the poisoned wine Jaime offers her (+20 Olenna, +25 Jaime), she delivers the only parting shot befitting the Queen of Thorns: a steely eyed brag about murdering Joffrey back in season 4.
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Sunday's crash is a stark reminder of how hard it will be for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to fulfil his promise to transform the railways into a more efficient, safer network befitting India's economic power.
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It was a trans-diasporan acknowledgment befitting Benzant's invocation of José Antonio Aponte, an Afro-Cuban military officer of Yoruba descent who organized one of Cuba's most famous slave revolts, the Aponte Rebellion, in 1812.
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Of course they travel to exotic places, and of course they look fabulous: they have assistants, trainers and chefs, it's their job to look attractive and conduct the sort of aspirational lives befitting glossy magazines.
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As befitting the subject matter, Latin trap even has its own incarcerated stars, with fan favorite Anuel AA assured to challenge the crowded field of talents once his prison sentence over federal gun charges ends.
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The results were announced simultaneously at news conferences in Washington, D.C., and five other places around the world, befitting an international collaboration involving 200 members, nine telescopes and six papers for the Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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It features terraced public spaces overlooking the village, a spa, a restaurant and a bar with an adjacent ballroom — 2,362 square feet of original herringbone wood flooring and wood paneling — befitting its Jazz Age beginnings.
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He plays with fearlessness and confidence, befitting a talent who already has excelled at the international level, for his German club, Borussia Dortmund, in high-stakes matches in the Bundesliga and in the Champions League.
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Then the Blazers, however desperate they looked at 53-8 when their Anthony interest went public, ended Melo's yearlong wait for an opportunity to go out in circumstances more befitting of a 25,551-point scorer.
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But in our age of political rancor and tweet storms befitting our state of emergency, there is something radical about a take on the gun problem that concerns itself more with raising questions than ire.
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The Ukrainian President should make sure he comes through with a win befitting his government of young reformers -- and the proud people of Ukraine who have suffered enough humiliation over the years from real enemies.
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Ms. Sedgwick has everything and everyone stay low-key, as befitting a nuanced story where, as in real life, there are no easy ways around the past, only a slow determination to move beyond it.
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He had intended for the piece to be his last artistic statement, and it had a sweep befitting the circumstances: a touching summation of a great American composer's style, playful, eclectic and full of feeling.
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Franklin's body will lie in repose at the museum Tuesday and Wednesday, befitting a queen who was known as much in the black community as a civil rights symbol as she was for her music.
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That Harry Reid, the junior Democratic senator from Nevada, was an anti-abortion, anti-immigration centrist with a chip on his shoulder befitting the image of the scrapper from the tiny mining town of Searchlight.
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Its sponsor, Kevin de León, the California Senate president pro tempore, calls it the California Values Act, befitting a state that is nearly 40 percent Latino, and where one in four residents is foreign-born.
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On Thursday authorities announced charges against members of the so-called Evil Corp, a high profile cybercrime group that judging by photos released by the UK's National Crime Agency lives a life befitting the name.
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Nothing will make you nostalgic quite like seeing Seacrest alongside Carrie Underwood as she took the crown in 2005 — then again in 2016 as she wraps up a powerhouse performance befitting the country superstar she's become.
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We asked the CPAC faithful How Trump fits in with the conservative movement At times, Thursday's roster of speakers at CPAC felt like aseminar devoted to refashioning Trump as a conservative befitting the movement's core principles.
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While the term "booze cruise" may bring to mind being trapped on a boat with flat beer and watery well drinks, thankfully, there are plenty of options that offer a tipsy sailing befitting the gorgeous scenery.
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A little over-engineered, perhaps, what with their diversity of adjustments — the headband can be adjusted forward and back as well as up and down — but they certainly conveyed the sense of something befitting their price.
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Well, for one, the area's tastes seem to be evolving as denizens of the tech industry mature from dorm-room startup chic to pricier apparel more befitting the current landscape of post-IPO millionaires and billionaires.
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Designed by Amanda Connor, the artist on Harley's current ongoing comic, the line will depict Harley in a variety of kooky getups befitting the character's oddball nature—everything from retro spacesuits to her classic Harlequin getup.
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The blinged out Elie Madi mini was befitting of a country queen and she piled on the sparkle with diamond drop earrings, a ton of rings, the Atelier Swarovski "Marina" clutch in silver, and metallic sandals.
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She forbids her daughters from fraternizing with the enemy (or at least, the offspring thereof) and, as punishment, decorates their scalps with large hairbows befitting toddlers who've been cursed to grow three times their normal size.
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Cobain, 25, donned a vibrant pink jacket, lacy dress and cowboy boots, while her mother, 53, opted for an appropriately darker look befitting her Queen of Grunge status — a dark top, jeans and a camel overcoat.
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The productions aren't as heavy as his dance work, but they are as heady, full of elliptical arpeggiations and dazed delay manipulations—a muddled and mottled sound environment befitting the busted headspace that informs the record.
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In the wake of President Donald Trump offering Clemson a broke-ass buffet of fast food like a sixth grade birthday party, the football team has received more than a couple offers for meals befitting champions.
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So it makes sense that the band's newest music video, for Guppy cut "DQ"—premiering up top today on Noisey—would also have the same sensibility, only a little more madcap, as is befitting their sound.
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" Befitting a film about four strong but very different characters, Mr. Guadagnino and his stars each brought ideas to the project that somehow melded into what The Guardian has called "a chamber piece of sexual tension.
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The piece is based on a seven-bar harmonic sequence that Ms. Bley plays as if expecting resolution at the eighth bar; befitting the section's title, it's a song that seems capable of spiraling onward forever.
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In November, the group celebrated its 25th anniversary in a manner befitting an institution whose brand reverberates far beyond the city limits but that also shouts "Manhattan" as thoroughly as the Rockettes or the Circle Line.
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Mr. de Blasio's schedule had been light anyhow, befitting the last hot days of summer in a city that never sleeps but, in late August at least, often does not bother putting on work clothes, either.
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"Portraying a few exceptional cases that could happen even in the most developed countries around the world as Turkey's reality is not befitting of fairness and good intentions," Hikmet Tanriverdi said in a statement on Friday.
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With their owners rumoured to be on the verge of selling the club, Hull's plight looked grim, and the team were spoken and written about with a tone more befitting some sort of cultish Doomsday prophecy.
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He averaged a triple-double again last year, and it was met with a shrug as the court of public opinion had decided he was not effectively leading his team in a manner befitting a superstar.
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Even in his demise this week at a West Virginia prison — he was pummeled to death with a padlock hidden in a sock — Mr. Bulger crossed paths with those befitting a life of brutality and betrayal.
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Wakeman's presence as an actor and his ability to convey vulnerability is quite engaging, and the conversation that takes place around "War Pigeon" becomes a kind of support call, almost more befitting an emotional help line.
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And all this is done in classical A-B-A form, to a sweetly lazy tune befitting the morning-after setting, with apt but gentle rhymes ("going"/"Boeing") and punch lines that are not just punches.
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" Writing the next day in The Boston Globe, the columnist known as "Sportsman" chided the Babe for his bad manners: "'Babe' Ruth's Christmas greeting to Pres Harry Frazee was not exactly an offering befitting the day.
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Both structure and address represent a big step for Mr. Kern, and befitting the occasion, they are being appropriately inaugurated with an excellent display of new work by the reserved yet soulful Polish painter Wilhelm Sasnal.
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"At about 6:30 pm Indian Standard Time, Pakistan initiated unprovoked ceasefire violation by firing of small arms along the Line of Control in Nowshera sector and Indian troops gave befitting reply," the defense spokesman said.
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In a twist befitting of Peele (whose last film was the similarly twisty Get Out), Red turns out to be the real Adelaide, having been made to forcibly switch places with Red as a child decades prior.
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Befitting such a mismatched pairing, Cuomo also crushed Nixon in fundraising, outspending her about 20-1, and called in an unusual endorsement from the Democratic National Committee along with the support of the entire state party apparatus.
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And rather than hold Trump once in office to an unusually high standard of conduct, as befitting a man whose fitness for office Republicans professed to question during the campaign, they've consistently lowered the bar for him.
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Back in April, Jay Ward, creative director of the Cars world at Pixar, just threw gasoline on the fire when he suggested a twisted origin theory hardly befitting of the friendly, googly-eyed denizens of Radiator Springs.
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Yet Hong Kong remains more important to the mainland than might at first appear, and not just as a showcase for how China acts in a way befitting a country claiming greater status on the world stage.
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After outfitting an expansive space formerly occupied by a grocery chain with rubber floors, mirrors, and red and blue mood lights befitting a nightclub, Heat Bootcamp opened up in San Marcos, the quaint seat of Hays County.
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In the running for the latter, she beat out Dave and J Hus, both of whom would almost certainly have been more befitting of the "Breakthrough" descriptor, as Dua's a fully fledged popstar by all accounts now.
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The Indian army had no immediate comment on the Pakistani report but a spokesman said Pakistani forces had fired across the Line of Control - the de facto border - and the Indian side had given a "befitting reply".
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In late 2013, WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and his wife made a splashy purchase befitting his rising status as a major player in the New York real estate market — a $10.5 million townhouse in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.
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James sank 23 of 34 shots including two 3-pointers, made all nine of his free throw attempts and had 53.63 rebounds with seven assists in a dominant performance befitting a four-time league Most Valuable Player.
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As befitting the abstraction of music, "Contrappunto XIII" and "Tema e variazioni I" are conceptually closest to the work of the 1930s, which makes them markedly differently from the figures and environments everywhere else in the exhibition.
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The Wolverines have long been front-runners: Their stadium holds the most fans; their coach makes the loudest splash; as befitting their fight song, "The Victors," they have won the most games in major college football history.
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" Ms. Sedgwick, he added, "has everything and everyone stay low-key, as befitting a nuanced story where, as in real life, there are no easy ways around the past, only a slow determination to move beyond it.
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Befitting a reality show star, Trump bestowed a medal of freedom on a hugely controversial radio talk show host, promised a scholarship to a young student and reunited a military family, all while lauding his administration's record.
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But keeping in mind that this is a show watched by all ages and backgrounds, the dance moves and costumes were more befitting a strip club minus the stripping or a prelude to a soft-porn video.
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Some sculpted heads, and even a few paintings, wear squares of knitted wire that could be a veil or armor befitting Joan of Arc, while others are often exquisitely blushed with layers of pastel, paint and paraffin.
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"[C]itation to authority is absolutely required when language is borrowed … The [C]ourt expects counsel to fully comply with this [C]ourt's rules and submit work product befitting of pleadings [and briefs] in a federal court."
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But the unveiling will also open up Sanders, who released a single year of returns during the last campaign, to increased scrutiny -- the kind befitting his frontrunner status in this increasingly competitive and crowded Democratic primary field.
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The 34-year old businesswoman and former model talked about her father's yearning to improve America, childcare, equal pay for women and other issues close to her heart, with a poise some found befitting of the White House.
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Photo: University of NottinghamIt may look like something befitting Halloween's Michael Myers, but the device pictured above is actually a breakthrough in neuroscience—a portable, wearable brain scanner that can monitor neural activity while a person is moving.
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After their ship is derailed by the intervention of Dr. Zachary Smith (Jonathan Harris), the Robinson family wanders around space in orange and brown uniforms more befitting the aesthetics of '60s America than the practicalities of space travel.
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Taking reins of the 24-year-old group, which now has a staff of 250 and a $59 million budget, is the opportunity of his lifetime, said Farris, a constitutional lawyer with a hairdo befitting a 1970s newscaster.
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It felt like the perfect fit for Far Cry's particular blend of mayhem; more importantly, it looked to get away from the empty political imagery of its predecessor in favor of something more befitting a ridiculous action game.
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Not long ago most of those companies were owned by armies of individual stockmarket investors—a system seen as both beneficial to business and befitting a capitalist democracy, and as such one that other countries sought to replicate.
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Twenty-six years after Disney's animated classic Beauty and the Beast swept into theaters, the studio's live action version starring Emma Watson as Belle will do the same, with all the pomp and circumstance befitting a Disney release.
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But as you dig deeper and deeper into Glasure's creation, you'll find countless other wonderful details including Batman's custom computer, a well-equipped armory, and a messy laboratory befitting a crime-fighting scientist who works in a cave.
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While the new show will address the absence of Barr's character, who reportedly will be killed off, in a manner befitting the original series, the loss has been a process for the cast both on-screen and off.
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In the mid '90s, super-stylist Katy England asked Garland to work with her on Alexander McQueen's SS95 show 'The Birds' and a new partnership was born, befitting the makeup artist and designer's similarly dark and romantic aesthetic.
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Though it certainly doesn't seem grand enough to be the type of engagement ring befitting a young Hollywood It-couple, it was enough to start people speculating about whether or not the pair are hearing wedding bells already.
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Serena Williams has said she's a "big fan" of Gauff and Williams' renowned coach Patrick Mouratoglou said the teenager was this month competing at a level befitting a player ranked inside the top 20 women in the world.
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But here is the point: That is a résumé befitting a superstar shoe-company pitchman, meaning James — not so much a player like Iguodala, who averaged 22015 points a game this season, with 239.8 rebounds and 225 assists.
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Here, Kim desperately tries to win herself clemency by landing a big client, figuring that if she can add something to the firm's bottom line, the partners will return her to her office and work befitting her station.
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In a choice more befitting an octogenarian than the millennial I really am, my favorite candy of all time is the original formula Necco Sweethearts, chalky, heavenly drops of deliciousness that are arguably the most maligned seasonal sweet.
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" Akbank Sanat argues, "Art has always been obsessed with the representation of the world; but representations that new media creates are much more befitting our super modern existence, underlining the novels ways that we relate to our world.
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That included Yanyali Fehmi Lokansi — recommended by the owner of Bee Vintages — a family-run restaurant just a few steps from the Osman Aga mosque, with a classic, old-school vibe befitting its nearly 100 years in existence.
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As the exhibition's chronology progresses to the familiar, stick-like figures, a sequence of small pieces is presented evenly spaced behind glass and very dimly lit, befitting work that emits such a sense of stark solitude and desolation.
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Since coming to power in 2014, Modi has found it difficult to balance the competing demands of groups from his nationalist Hindu power base and those Indians striving to build a modern, secular country befitting its growing economic influence.
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Yet less than one year on, both Mr Hogan and his chief financial officer, James Rigney, have been eased out amid a "company-wide strategic review" to "improve cost efficiency, productivity and revenue"; reforms ill-befitting a healthy business.
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For almost 10 years, Tom Cruise's home base was a Beverly Hills compound befitting one of the top-grossing movie stars of all time: a 10,000-square-foot main manor house, tennis court, swimming pool, playground and guest apartments.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A proposal by Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee in the U.S. presidential election, to arm Kurds fighting Islamic State in Syria is "unethical" and not befitting a NATO ally, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday.
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" "Taking into consideration the past incidents involving Hope, as well as the private conversations we've had requiring her to conduct herself in a manner befitting a U.S. National Team member, U.S. Soccer determined this is the appropriate disciplinary action.
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The loud colors and the strangely truncated circles scream "look at me" in a way befitting a music service that, while better than it usually gets credit for, looks like an also-ran next to Spotify and Apple Music.
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We want to be supported in a manner befitting a noble profession where the vast majority of us are honorable public servants dedicated to protecting those who require our assistance -- not brutalizing those we have already placed in handcuffs.
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" Befitting the "postliteracy of the late capitalist world," the culture of postmodernism would be characterized by "a new kind of flatness or depthlessness, a new kind of superficiality in the most literal sense" where "depth is replaced by surface.
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Fury didn't accept Joshua's generous offer of ringside seats, but his inexplicable absence from London's Wembley Stadium snatched further fight focus, leading Joshua to call out his British rival in another move not generally befitting his charming, unconfrontational demeanour.
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Much of the work focused on political themes — Jimmy Carter was a regular target — but the subject matter swung widely from place to place, befitting what Brill calls the "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" tenor of the time.
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And while the news sent its shares soaring by historic amounts last week, shedding assets and buying up its own stock isn't exactly a move befitting an aggressive investor who wants to shape the future for generations to come.
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In "Black Panther," the audience first gets to know King T'Challa's mother, Ramonda, played by Angela Bassett, when her hair is covered in a series of headdresses, the height and stateliness of which are befitting to a queen mother.
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When he last faced the Red Sox, he delivered the type of performance befitting the ace of a team with playoff aspirations: besting the Red Sox' ace, Chris Sale, with a three-hit, complete-game shutout at Fenway Park.
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It is the sort of a home befitting a team that has reached two of the past three Champions League finals and — though it would take a virtual miracle on Wednesday — could theoretically appear in a third next month.
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Pelosi's threat to leave the impeached President in limbo until she knows more about the shape of a Senate trial bends the plot line in a way befitting the reality TV ethos by which Trump is leading the country.
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The scheduled review is only the latest test of transparency for Snap, which has gained a reputation for secrecy befitting its disappearing-message app, even as it has rebranded itself as a "camera" company making video recording glasses and tools.
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With its own communications network, and surveillance posts on the surrounding peaks, the rustic redoubt had everything the drug boss needed, but was hardly befitting of a mega-rich drug trafficker who was once on the Forbes list of billionaires.
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The new Surface Books, which come in 275- and 215-inch flavors now, are very powerful laptops with top-end guts and premium price tags befitting other high-design, high-spec machines like the MacBook Pro or Razer Blade Pro.
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Nuevo Laredo is reportedly the focal point of a fight between factions of the Zetas cartel: the Cartel del Noreste and the Vieja Escuela Z. Both groups are suspected of committing brutal acts of violence befitting the Zetas' legacy of cruelty.
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Which leaves us with Phi, the "golden ratio," studied by Euclid, considered by Pacioli to be something "befitting God himself," a source fascination for Renaissance artists, a mysteriously ubiquitous force in nature, and the cornerstone of Smith's A=432 ideal.
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Already known for having a quirky personality befitting his irregular golf swing, DeChambeau incurred heavy criticism for failing to shake the hand of his playing partner, Richard McEvoy, after crumbling in the final round of the Porsche European Open last month.
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Boxing may have helped Justin Trudeau to establish his reputation—and continue to grow his public image internationally—but an errant elbow and a hot head not exactly befitting a combat sports disciple recently threatened to do permanent damage to both.
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El Alfa and Anuel AA - "Con Silenciador" Befitting the titular reference, gunshots ring out within seconds of El Jefe's latest single, a thumping Caribbean connection with the reactivated trap capo Anuel AA that seems destined for the rawest of clubs.
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Still, going off to college and setting up a space of your own for the first time is a milestone that does feel befitting of something a more momentous than an argumentative trip to Bed, Bath & Beyond with your parents.
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He takes Beck giving him a credit card to pay for a Paula Fox novel as an invitation to learn her full name: She is really Guinevere Beck, a name befitting a manic pixie dream girl if there ever was one.
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It's an affair befitting of the song's confidence, and sees Hus leaning into his position as one of the heirs apparent of British rap a little bit more—he's dynamic, relaxed, and self-assured, and that feels exciting to watch.
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"It feels like it's a fairly weak report befitting conditions in the wider economy ... full-time hiring was weak so that's something that stands out as an additional source of concern," said David Tulk, chief Canada macro strategist at TD Securities.
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While Mr. Cuomo and Ms. Lee, a survivor of breast cancer, headed to the news conference, Mr. Joel hung back, his motorcycle helmet now replaced with a New York Mets cap, befitting the location, which is the home of the Mets.
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Last year he secured a long-sought, diplomatically dicey overhaul of the International Monetary Fund to reduce the influence of Europe and Persian Gulf states so that emerging nations like China could have prominence in the organization befitting their economic heft.
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That those competing impulses should clash so dramatically, with a former top administration official standing in court on the same day long-desired tax cuts near passage, is a coincidence befitting the opportunity and peril Trump represents for his party.
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However, there was no hint of distress against an in-form Halep as she improved her record to 7-0 against the feisty Romanian in an opening round clash that was played with the intensity more befitting of a final.
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RUTENBERG Yes, If you think about it, she received coverage befitting a traditional politician running for president; he received coverage of a billionaire reality-television star who turned politics into performance art and sparked a powerful movement in the process.
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With exhaustion kicking in and the points growing shorter, Kerber recovered after suffering an early break and showed the class befitting the world's top-ranked player to reel off four straight games on her way to a hard-fought victory.
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Opening track "It's All Good" is empowering (things are, after all, good), curiously sublime, slightly left-field but also not so deep in the woods it can't be tied up with a deliriously uplifting chorus befitting any replayable pop song.
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"Taking into consideration the past incidents involving Hope, as well as the private conversations we've had requiring her to conduct herself in a manner befitting a U.S. National Team member, U.S. Soccer determined this is the appropriate disciplinary action," Gulati said.
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In 2002, after almost a decade of working alongside Shimomura, Square Enix released the debut installment of Kingdom Hearts, which saw Shimomura taking the company's flagship Final Fantasy series in a more theatrical direction befitting of its whimsical Disney backdrop.
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In Marfa, thanks to the vacation-home owners and retirees who have flocked to this artsy outpost in the West Texas desert, adobe also has become fashionable, a building material befitting the town's cool mix of culture and desert aesthetic. OKLA.
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There's MSNBC's "Morning Joe," which could be described as what you might imagine "Meet the Press" is like during commercial breaks, and HBO's "Real Time With Bill Maher," which has an after-hours feel befitting its Friday at 211 p.m.
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With untold millions of HBO's dollars to spend on just six episodes and no reason to hold anything back, I fully expect "Game of Thrones" to end in satisfying fashion, at a scale befitting its outsize place in the culture.
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The son of Neil Bush and grandson of George H.W. Bush speaks reverently of the contributions of immigrants and has dedicated much of his career to a youth mentorship nonprofit, taking a compassionate approach to conservatism befitting his family name.
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" Still, Nyst argued that the social media platform "needs to wake up to the fact that it can no longer claim neutrality and immunity from responsibility, but rather needs to adhere to journalistic ethics befitting of the world's largest publisher.
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In a tribute befitting a man who sold more than 100 million records and filled stadiums around the country and beyond in a career that spanned nearly 60 years, the day was both giant in scale and intimate in sentiment.
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With a little help from co-stars Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart, Mamrie's character, Kate, gets ready to bid farewell to the turbulent wonderland that is one's twenties, ringing in the new decade with a raucous party befitting any not-quite grown-up.
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So it seems like an inevitability that Clarke was bound for some type of spokeswoman position befitting her fantasy royalty status, and now she's finally found the perfect fit, signing on with Dolce & Gabbana as the face of its fragrance, The One.
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But it was her quiet ability to withstand the blows without so much as flinching, let Trump go at her, again and again, without once taking the bait, without once withering in the heat, that proved she has the qualities befitting a president.
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On Wednesday, the singer decided to hit the hiking trails around Montauk, New York with her boyfriend Christian Carino who opted to wear a black shirt, shorts, and sneakers befitting the outdoorsy occasion, but Mother Monster would never dare do something so predictable.
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A 22018th-century polychromed equestrian statue of Saint George slaying the dragon has been painted in bold hues more befitting a comic book by a well-meaning crafts teacher in the small city of Estella, which sits about 27 kilometers north of Borja.
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That whole EP is streaming above or available to purchase over at the Sermon 23 Bandcamp, and The 3rd has also shared a video for "Down Now" directed by Daniel Felipe Mangosing, which features some colorful abstractions befitting the song's lysergic energy.
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Speaking of real life: Like most conversations these days, ultimately we wend our way toward politics and America's new president — a man who sometimes cites the founding fathers portrayed on Making History, with rhetoric that seems more befitting to the 1770s than 2017.
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On the cover of the calendar, King Kylie wears a sheer lace bra and crown befitting her royal status, while on the back she fittingly shows off her backside in a black thong and tank top with an anaconda wrapped around her body.
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If Trump had any evidence that this was true—and wasn't just venting on Twitter because everyone in his campaign is getting grilled for talking to Russia all the time—you'd expect a huge rollout befitting the political scandal of this young century.
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PHILADELPHIA — Since her book "Lead From the Outside" came out in paperback last month, Stacey Abrams has been showing up in places befitting a woman whose razor-thin loss in the 2018 Georgia governor's race turned her into a national political star.
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The two veterans, both in their 219s, were once the lonely standard-bearers for Italian men's tennis, but now the country has depth befitting Lake Como: 227 Italian men are in the top 213 of the ATP rankings, the most of any country.
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This outing was no exception, though befitting its frame, it had polish built into the seams: the jeans tailored, the leather silver-studded, a strapless evening jumpsuit bandanna-wrapped twice at the torso (a nice pun on the idea of black tie).
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Befitting a rugged former naval officer with a passion for the outdoors, he paid tribute on the grounds of Buckingham Palace to a group of Royal Marines who had just finished an athletic challenge that included a 1,664-mile trek for charity.
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If true relaxation is what you're after, spring for a suite at the fabulously luxurious hotel spa, where dual massage beds, more gorgeous views, and deep soaking tubs combine for a one-of-a-kind experience befitting the leader of the free world.
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Mindful that Arab citizens want to see tangible improvements in their lives and to exert influence befitting one-sixth of the voting-age population, the Joint List's leader, Ayman Odeh, broached the possibility of entering a center-left government under Mr. Gantz.
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Mindful that Arab citizens want to see tangible improvements in their lives and to exert influence befitting one-sixth of the voting-age population, the Joint List's leader, Ayman Odeh, broached the possibility of entering a center-left government under Mr. Gantz.
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With its coffers full from a recent funding round befitting a Silicon Valley social media darling, Headspace is now aiming to convert millions more people with advertisements on network television and posters plastered on New York City bus stops and subway stations.
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Befitting a cosmopolitan capital where the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are based, the victims in the attacks came not just from Belgium but from a number of other countries as well, including China, India, Morocco and the United States.
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The presentation, curated by Andrew Blauvelt, director of the Cranbrook Art Museum in Michigan, is modest, befitting the humble beginnings of the images on display, and the show offers a fascinating look at how punk and new wave music met the eye.
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"Give Yourself a Try" rides the kind of buzzing guitar riff that would have lit up the New York indie rock scene in 2002, and perhaps befitting that sound, it finds frontman Matty Healy getting reflective about being cool in your late 20s.
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Members of Congress have already questioned why Pruitt even went to Morocco to talk about natural gas when that's not really his job and more befitting of the US energy secretary, and now two Senate Democrats are asking for a hearing on the trip.
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Befitting an era when parents strive to give their offspring ever-more sophisticated advantages, the place is calibrated to maximise "fetal potential", with customised diets, wristbands to monitor activity levels and wearable machines that broadcast Mozart's symphonies and Churchill's speeches directly into the womb.
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Even if Epic wants to be different, and offer a unique kind of competitive gaming environment befitting the quirky game, there are plenty of things the developer can learn from its peers with regards to putting on an event that's entertaining and easy-to-understand.
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The daughter of actress Debbie Reynolds and singer Eddie Fisher, who famously left Reynolds for Elizabeth Taylor, Fisher -- who died Tuesday at 60 years old -- achieved the sort of iconic success befitting show-business royalty by playing Princess Leia in the "Star Wars" movies.
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The plants are more than about Amazon going green — they are also a monument to Amazon's increasing power: While it once shunned displays of its clout, today Amazon is building striking offices befitting its status as one of the world's most valuable public companies.
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Though he played a useful role, if not a starring one, in a partial season with Cleveland in 2014-15, Mozgov fell down the rotation last season in a manner befitting a player on the decline, not one about to score a rich payday.
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To the degree the Chinese feel shut out from a role in the core MDBs befitting the world's second largest economy, Beijing will continue to be strongly motivated to expand its multilateral presence outside of the core and outside of the U.S. sphere of influence.
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With it's Sammy Davis Jr. cover, though we found it necessary to obscure the swastika pendant Sammy sported in the illustration, it managed to be "funny" without being "humorous", befitting a record prefigured as the latter half of a suicide letter started with Fuckfest.
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"He had an acid tongue, he never suffered fools gladly, he hated admitting when he was wrong, and at his worst his ego was more befitting a Tammany boss than a servant of Christ — there would be no point denying that," Mr. Loughery writes.
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In a state famous for pristine trout streams and the film "A River Runs Through It," those who support a flowing, babbling last mile see it as a way to transform Butte from being one of the country's largest Superfund sites, to something more befitting.
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It was a scene that was perhaps more befitting of an underground rave than a Communist history education tour, apart from a display that showed, among other things, an image of a mushroom cloud from China's first nuclear test at Lop Nur in 21984.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting their dreamlike drift.
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The funeral was full of mourning and laughter, of rousing gospel music and soulful hymns befitting of the first woman to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, who won 18 Grammys and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, among many other honors.
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Vladislav Inozemtsev, a Russian scholar at the Polish Institute of Advanced Studies in Warsaw, said Mr. Putin wanted not only to win but do so in a manner befitting his self-image as an almost mystical figure who commands the trust of all his people.
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Elon Musk confirms his bid to take Tesla private, backed by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund The financial regulator remains highly interested in Musk's confirmation fo funding and whether or not it is more than just a pipe dream more befitting a confabulation from Timothy Leary.
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Compared to her earlier work, which was often defined by its eccentric complexity, Shimomura's music has now come to be associated with a grandiosity straight out of Hollywood, fueled by big emotions and a regal sense of drama befitting of the huge theaters she now fills.
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Perhaps more importantly, the deal aims to calm some of the public trepidation and market turmoil of recent weeks by demonstrating that Washington policymakers can put aside partisan differences and unite quickly behind an emergency response befitting -- at least in rhetoric -- the severity of the crisis.
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Perhaps more importantly, the deal aims to calm some of the public trepidation and market turmoil of recent weeks by demonstrating that Washington policymakers can put aside partisan differences and unite quickly behind an emergency response befitting — at least in rhetoric — the severity of the crisis.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting the art's dreamlike drift.
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Yet befitting the setting and the stakes of the debate, multiple candidates — Ms. Warren, Mr. Buttigieg, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Klobuchar — were just as eager to invoke Iowa and stories of specific Iowans they had met along the campaign trail, tailoring their pitch to the crucial state.
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Still, it is unclear whether the unimaginable day of a Serena-less world of sports closer or if this is yet another setback on the path to a momentous comeback befitting her aura, something on the order of Tiger Woods's victory at the Masters last year.
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" Female dancers in white, also with golden tiaras, gathered around Beyoncé as peers, supplicants, emanations or sharers of a ritual, letting Beyoncé stay relatively still, befitting her pregnancy — though she sat in a chair that tilted back precariously, defying gravity, as she sang, "floating in the air.
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With a campaign treasury befitting a favorite of many congressional leaders, Ms. Roby is expected to spend the weeks before the runoff on television, hammering away at Mr. Bright's history as a Democrat and emphasizing her voting record, in which few of her detractors find much fault.
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"I am delighted that Buckingham Palace are ensuring the necessary work is being done to restore this beautiful mausoleum to a state befitting the Queen-Empress who gave her name to the era of Britain's greatest age of social, cultural, and economic advancement," Leigh said of the news.
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WASHINGTON — To senior White House aides serving the last three presidents, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson was the war-tested doctor who served in Iraq, helped them cope with their high-pressure jobs and ran his medical staff with the rigor befitting his rank of rear admiral in the Navy.
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Ms. Gaignard, who is 34, with strawberry-blond hair and long, acrylic nails painted the matte pastel colors of Jordan almonds, had decorated her bedroom with charmingly girlish touches, like a white net canopy befitting a fairy-tale princess and a Felix the Cat clock with a pendulum tail.
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Since coming to power, Modi has found it difficult to balance the competing demands of Hindu right-wing groups - some linked to his party - intent on promoting a Hindu ideology and protecting cows, and promoting development and an image of a modern, secular India befitting its growing economic influence.
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In a quirk befitting Louisiana's unique political history, every candidate hoping to replace Vitter — and there's a mind-boggling 24 of them — will all face off on the same ballot on Election Day, each vying for a coveted top-two finish to earn a spot in the December runoff.
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It seems that Beyoncé actually skipped walking the red carpet with everyone else, showing up a little later with a personal photographer in tow to have for her own private photo shoot in front of the CMA step and repeat, an act truly befitting of her royal status.
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NK News reported that Kim was previously unhappy with, and criticized, the status of work on the project, "lamenting during an August 2018 visit that it had 'no excellent health complex that has been built properly in terms of sanitation and cultured practice as befitting recreational and recuperative facilities'."
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"Taking into consideration the past incidents involving Hope, as well as the private conversations we've had requiring her to conduct herself in a manner befitting a U.S. national team member, U.S. Soccer determined this is the appropriate disciplinary action," U.S. Soccer's president, Sunil Gulati, said in a statement.
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Befitting a historic occasion, with this first trip to Pyongyang by Moon — the first time a South Korean president has visited in 11 years, but the third meeting between Moon and North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un in less than six months — there was much pomp and circumstance.
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These are dishes befitting the symbol, rendered in blue neon, that hangs outside the restaurant, a tight spiral that's surely meant to refer to the electric coil beneath the surface of an induction stove but also brings to mind the eyes of a cartoon character who's been hypnotized.
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He was undeterred by the uncertain futures of both George and Anthony, who share the ability to become free agents in July, and in making the moves he did, he was able to shift center Steven Adams to a more befitting status as the club's fourth-best player.
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Brockhampton have a huge, global army of teen fans of the sort befitting any 'boyband,' and by embracing the term they're also expanding what it means and can be, and ignoring any music press snobbery around boybands, or pop music, or the young fans it tends to attract.
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A kind of ode to the gelatin silver print — with luscious grays that differentiate the textures of cinder block, rubber, metal, plywood and sweaty skin — it has a sense of gravity befitting the title and finds Mr. Wall still quite attached to, or at least grounded by, photography.
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Unfortunately, I didn't really see that, and there were quite a few less-than-optimal entries (WIS, ETA, DYS, STORERS, LENE, PRIER, OR I, PULL A) and some vocabulary that seemed more late week than befitting a Tuesday puzzle (ALTAI and LENE, which we will hear more about later).
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Last week, Kurtz appeared on Fox News minutes after Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) finished a memorable floor speech in which he characterized Trump's "enemy of the people" attack on the press as more befitting of dictators, and expressed concerns over a broader assault on truth in America.
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" Befitting of the crust influence of their sound, the lyrics approach political topics, with the upcoming album tackling themes such as "animal rights and the necessity or lack thereof of borders," adding that even when it touches on the personal, it's all about "struggle, destruction, and overcoming adversity.
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It never really occurred to us that certain aspects of its design have become dated, but when we found out that, in honor of the anniversary of the show's season finale, interior design startup Modsy had given it a virtual makeover a bit more befitting of 2018, we were curious.
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Dipping and diving between half-translated German idioms, self-deprecating humor, and intense conversation about their songwriting process, Ring and Bronsert bantered and bickered with a cheerful agitation befitting morning talk show hosts or an old married couple, while Szary mostly stayed silent, a sphinx-like figure in an A.P.C. jumpsuit.
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These are familiar tools from his bag of tricks, but they get a breath of fresh air in these new contexts—all of a sudden his twist on the laptop reggae formula is like nothing you've ever heard before, his club flip gets a burst of energy befitting festival mainstages.
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And it has all the fanciful hallmarks of a concept befitting the luxury branding: super-lightweight, low-slung, carbon-fiber monocoque body; butterfly doors that are opened with a fingerprint sensor or biometric facial recognition; and a battery-powered motor that Genesis says can sprint to 60 mph in three seconds.
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A sizzling opening sequence featuring Falcon, Scarlet Witch, and Captain America is just a hint of what's to come: an Avenger-on-Avenger melee that is, without a doubt, the best single fight scene to happen in any Marvel movie to date and totally befitting of the title Civil War.
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Read more: The 22-year-old Irish fighter being compared to Conor McGregor could actually a better example of 'modern' MMAThis time it was Gallagher's turn to savour a reception befitting a national sporting hero, and he did not disappoint by submitting his opponent in little more than 30 seconds.
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But befitting a workhorse who carried out 21952 engagements last year, Elizabeth kicked off birthday celebrations on Wednesday in a dutiful display: at a Royal Mail delivery center, where she and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, watched workers sort mail and were serenaded by a choir of postal employees.
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"✓ iNTERBEiNG," to give just one example, moves from night-drive guitar arpeggios into unpredictable glitchy ambience, befitting some of the slower Autechre tracks, before rocketing back off into a giddy synth riff and spidery riffing that kinda feels like Joe Satriani surfing over a nightcore remix of an Envy track.
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The Itinerant Festival's varied programming (curated by artist Hector Canonge) boasts a unifying motif befitting a year that thus far has been defined by political divisiveness and seemingly unbridgeable chasms between this year's works all explore alternatives to binary identity constructions, whether pertaining to gender, identity, nationality, or other categories.
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Jump on one of those trains though and toward the city's outer reaches—places like Walthamstow, Elm Park, Forest Hill—and the capital's architectural promise becomes a distant memory, replaced with blocks of social housing and coloured in the kind of run-down hues befitting of England's famously dreary weather.
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" The theater that Thursday night was filled with fans of the BBC series — Whovians, as they call themselves — hooting and applauding at a noise level befitting a boxing match, as Ms. Hayes unabashedly jumped, swiveled, rolled on the floor and shimmied her way around the stage in time with Pink's "Trouble.
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Befitting a story of a placid surface revealed to be a carefully maintained fiction of two codependent psychopaths, the score starts out as a New Age series of pulsing tone clusters that could pass for a Tangerine Dream soundtrack, only for buzzing glitches to open gashes in its tranquil façade.
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Although the result was disheartening for the Cavaliers, there is still time for James, the Babe Ruth (in Griffin's estimation) of the N.B.A., to figure out a way to challenge an aesthetically dazzling Warriors team led by extraordinary talents bearing names befitting pop stars — Steph, K. D., Draymond and Klay.
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"While the Otodo Gbame shanties clearly fell within the prime waterfront areas where Lagos state government would prefer to have better development, befitting of a prime area in a megacity, it was mindful of the fundamental rights of the various residents living in the area," he said in a statement.
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You can customize the way you fight with unlockable skills, making the cathartic combat fit your playstyle as you tear through enemies on your way through mesmerizing worlds to fulfill your goal, all while running into a fantastic cast of characters and witnessing some truly spectacular moments befitting the God of War series.
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Available today, with just a casual glance, the $200 Steel HR Sport looks both fresh and familiar thanks to a traditional(ish) watch face with real hands, contrasted by a new, more robust body with sharper lines, and a selection of various silicone and leather bands befitting the watch's enhanced fitness-focused nature.
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"I'm old enough to remember when Ronna Romney McDaniel spoke in a way befitting a citizen of a free republic, before Ronna McDaniel started sounding like a spokesperson for an authoritarian government," tweeted Bill Kristol, the conservative commentator and a leading anti-Trump voice who has been encouraging a primary challenge in 2020.
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As I pored over the new G-Wagen, as it's known, on Sunday night at the Michigan Theater in Detroit, it was immediately clear that the work paid off to make what was an old car with a patchwork of new tech a more harmonious and unified experience befitting a luxury car.
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It was with this in mind that The Washington Post ran an editorial late last week reminding its readers of some of Mr. Trump's more outlandish statements and policy positions on the eve of what a senior aide described as a coming personality change by Mr. Trump, to one more befitting a president.
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Befitting a modern-day clan chief, whose complete title is Sir Lachlan Hector Charles Maclean of Duart and Morvern, 11th Baronet, Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, Deputy Lieutenant and Eighth Lord Maclean (he goes by Sir Lachlan), his primary job is to defend the castle from decay and, more important, from oblivion.
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Pharrell lowers his voice to an obscure hum, chanting a lyric more befitting the manic optimism of early-nineties rave culture than the austere Rust Belt dance music of the late eighties and early nineties that Lévy likes to reference: "When I'm looking in your face, you give me faith," he says.
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And while no one is saying the beatdown is a punishment befitting the crime—or that you should participate in the punitive voyeurism of watching the viral video—earlier this summer, a woman was beaten by a McDonald's employee during an argument that started when the customer filled her water cup with soda.
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For some time after Johnson's arrival in Congress, in May, 1937, his letters to committee chairmen and other senior congressmen had been in a tone befitting a new congressman with no power—the tone of a junior beseeching a favor from a senior, or asking, perhaps, for a few minutes of his time.
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They play cards so differently, befitting their personalities: the older in a constant state of simmering rage at the unjustness of everyone else's moves, which turns, in the moment of victory, to benevolent forgiveness; the younger silently, watchfully processing the game and then making a surprising and intuitive move to defeat us all.
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Although Douglas was thrown into the Tower twice more during her lifetime—first during the marriage of her son to Mary, Queen of Scots, and next when her younger boy married—and even though she died in debt, Queen Elizabeth I gave her worthy adversary a funeral befitting a noblewoman of her status.
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By writing such flat characters, when he deigns to write them at all, Platzer turns them into the very thing that Aaron — in a heroic speech befitting a white savior, delivered on the front steps of his million-dollar brownstone — urges them not to become: a mob with no sense of individuality.
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Over his brief six-year career, he pursued a range of styles, including a sober realism befitting portrait commissions but enlivened by texture and chromatic daring; a somewhat stiff, regimented Impressionism; a scaled-up airy pointillism; and a loose Post-Impressionism indebted to Munch and Van Gogh, whose influences run throughout his work.
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The funeral is to be held in Ithaca, with the military honors coming afterward, a ceremony befitting this Philippine-born daughter of an American father and Filipino mother — one who, in 1947, received the Medal of Freedom (the forerunner of today's Presidential Medal of Freedom), the nation's highest award to a civilian.
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So naturally, for her appearance on the ceremony's red carpet, Adele went for something befitting her pop royalty status, wearing a flowing, figure-flattering rhinestone-embellished green gown Given Adele's fashionable predilections for long sleeves, high necklines, and bohemian detailing, we should have known the singer would opt for a dress in precisely that vein.
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Management and boards at late-stage, or pre-IPO, companies are on notice that the SEC is paying attention to the late-stage financing arena, and should look internally to ensure that corporate governance and financial controls are befitting their scale, and should also ensure the accuracy of the disclosures they make when raising funds.
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Its bound to the other songs by the iciness that Chiericozzi identifies, which to my ears, basically means all these disparate songs are befitting of blaring from the stage of Twin Peaks' Roadhouse, but it also presents a way forward for a band who've more or less exhausted every mode available to guitar-bound songwriters.
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Their trust in some of the most important institutions is being challenged, because the President and those members of Congress who seem to put party above the needs of the American public are acting in a manner befitting a tawdry reality television series -- not the respectable, rational and bipartisan running of the United States government.
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Robinson, true to his continued disavowal of his more bombastic work, has drawn a strict line between his Virtual Self material and that which he produces under his own name, even as he's booked to play some of the central events in the EDM world and puts together light shows befitting its biggest stages.
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While it's possible that droves of caffeine-addled, fashion-starved plus-size consumers were hitting refresh at 12:01 am on launch day to get their hands on those conservative cotton sets and distressed denim befitting the most basic of bitches, it's more likely the brands simply didn't make full runs of the collections.
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This to say that a character such as Ryan will have qualities befitting someone whose creator believes in a specific kind of American patriotism; one rooted in military service, an unshakable obeisance to the American constitution and the anthem, with an instantaneous mistrust of anyone whose religion does not start with a Genesis and end with a Revelation.
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As the gay rights movement exited the psychiatrist's office and marched up the steps of the Supreme Court, Gregory Herek, a psychologist at the University of California, Davis, argued in a 2004 paper published in Sexuality Research & Social Policy that the movement ought to identify a new foe — like ''sexual prejudice'' — that is more befitting its civil rights agenda.
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"The Supreme Leader urged the need for leading officials to fully display a high sense of responsibility and creativity, and the revolutionary spirit of self-reliance and fortitude in an attitude befitting the masters of the revolution and construction under the prevailing tense situation and thus follow through on the new strategic line of the Party," KCNA said.
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"The actions of willful discrimination taken by the New York Knicks against reporters from the New York Daily News are an abridgment of the First Amendment and not befitting a team in the National Basketball Association," Todd M. Adams, president of APSE and the sports editor at The State Journal-Register in Illinois, said in a statement Monday.
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To help them generate a list, you might offer as a starting place these criteria proposed by Sean Wilentz, a professor of history at Princeton, in his recent Op-Ed: First and foremost, any new president should execute public duties with a commanding civility and poise befitting the nation's chief executive, but without appearing aloof or haughty.
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In a memorable sequence, Cipher targets the highly protected motorcade of a Russian defense official carrying nuclear codes, using a ploy befitting a film and franchise that approaches hackers as all-powerful entities: She hijacks hundreds of cars by overriding their safety software, turning them into unmanned kamikaze vehicles that go after the motorcade en masse.
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At the time I marveled at how a group of athletes who tend to measure success so rigidly, who generally buy into the belief that they are what their scores say they are, rallied to give a farewell befitting a giant to Jarrod, a journeyman whose highest finish in 238 P.G.A. Tour starts was a tie for fourth.
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This process is befitting of the social network's ethos, and artists in the program seem to embrace it, too: Val Britton, a San Francisco-based artist who spent hours suspending 600 individually-cut pieces of paper from string inside a light shaft between floors, said the amount of engagement during the installation was the most enjoyable part of the process.
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Comey, who fled New York for Los Angeles last Fashion Week, returns to her home turf this season with a collection and mindset befitting the authoritative woman she is: She's always had an almost psychic ability to figure out what her woman wants even before she does (remember the clog of the late-aughts — that was all her), and today, that's no different.
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On Tuesday night, Kim debuted her post-cold body, taking a break from her standard style uniform from the past few months, consisting predominately of an assortment of fur coats, partially unbutton henleys, giant sweatpants and the same pair of Yeezy booties, in favor of something a little more befitting the sweltering Calabasas, California, temperatures and her new summer bod.
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Befitting of the woodsy setting, the couture collection itself had a fairytale theme: a high-fashion heroine in head-to-toe black hooded gowns opened the show, followed by form-fitting, immaculately-cut tailored separates work with intricate animal masks and by sculptural gowns reminiscent of the Raf Simons era, except with a distinctly Chiuri color palette of red, blush, and ivory enhanced with embroidery.
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In order to achieve the rates befitting of a "big border tax" (he has mentioned a rate of 35%), Mr Trump could use a subsection of a 1962 trade act that permits higher tariffs to offset a threat to national security, or, more realistically, legislation from 1974 that allows the president to respond at his discretion to "discriminatory" behaviour on the part of any trading partner.
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That same day, she debuted her post-cold body, taking a break from her standard style uniform from the past few months — consisting predominately of an assortment of fur coats, partially unbutton henleys, giant sweatpants and the same pair of Yeezy booties — in favor of a tan bra and latex leggings that were more befitting the sweltering Calabasas, California, temperatures and her new summer bod.
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A few weeks ago, with pomp and circumstance befitting reality television, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE revealed his nominee for the Supreme Court: Judge Brett Kavanaugh who currently sits on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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This is the feeling befitting a nearly $1 trillion company that not only sells any object you can imagine but also owns the ships that carry the objects between continents, the trucks (and drones!) that bring them to your door, a majority stake in many of the companies that create said objects, and the musculature of the internet that allows you to select them.
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With a visual eloquence befitting his subject, Haitian filmmaker Peck tells the story of James Baldwin's struggles to wrest meaning from the assassinations of three of his friends: Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. If there is a potential cloud to Oscar night's silver lining, it would be the worry that too often artists of color get the attention of the mainstream only when they take on racism.
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And she has done all this at the defensive end while ranking second in the country to Gustafson in offensive points per possession, with an assist percentage (21.5) more befitting a point guard, a rebound rate 120th in the country among 3,393 Division I players and a turnover percentage of only 11 percent, reflecting a decision-making process that has W.N.B.A. teams salivating over the chance to add her.
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"The House of Representatives censures and condemns Representative Adam Schiff for conduct that misleads the American people in a way that is not befitting an elected Member of the House of Representatives; Representative Adam Schiff will forthwith present himself in the well of the House for the pronouncement of censure; and Representative Adam Schiff will be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the Speaker," the resolution says.
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But at the center of the regal day on April 29, with all the pomp, circumstance and pageantry befitting the future King and Queen of England – as choirs sang in majestic unison, the woodsy scent of English field maples wafted through Westminster Abbey and heads of state and world leaders looked on – the couple of nine years managed to capture a sense of warmth and intimacy that moved family, friends and seasoned royal watchers alike.
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" And here's Law scolding the Mets for signing him in the first place: "The Mets' decision to sign Tebow for $100,000 as, essentially, an undrafted 29-year-old free agent, where any other player would be lucky to get $1,000 and a plane ticket, was a craven, mercenary move befitting an independent-league team desperate for the added revenue from ticket sales, not something a major league team with postseason aspirations should be doing.
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