"Some of it, I'm sure, I've blocked out," she said.
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The attacker's moon has blocked out the Ethereum network's sun.
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The unit had various identifying stickers, which have been blocked out.
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Even movies that weren't blocked out gave me this error message.
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So if you're blocked out, you need to have transparent underneath.
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This time, a global dust storm completely blocked out the sun.
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Adrenaline had blocked out the pain, but my other senses were heightened.
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The last date is in July, but with the number blocked out.
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The dust blocked out nearly all the sunlight, turning day to night.
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They blocked out the radiator hiss in my first New York apartment.
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Like, I think I blocked out most of that first year completely.
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Eventually, Mr. Yager said, the cloud even briefly blocked out the sunlight.
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After all, they blocked out the good news from the Obama era.
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The Freemasons blocked out the windows in this building to protect their privacy.
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Claudia: When I look at my phone, everything around me is blocked out.
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He was, and I blocked out the rest, or perhaps fell back asleep.
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In that moment, I think Camille is remembering something she had blocked out.
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It had gotten so bad that it had actually blocked out the suncompletely.
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It displays game highlights and players being gradually blocked out by black images.
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Since President Trump's election victory, an Ohio man has blocked out the news — completely.
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Background sounds won't be completely blocked out, but you will hear less distracting noise.
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Two claim they were blocked out of meetings after complaining about the offensive remarks.
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Well, Fox has three hours blocked out on its schedule for this year's Emmys.
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Every signal that's not headed straight down the barrel of the tube gets blocked out.
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It also blocked out-of-precinct voting and preregistration of 16- and 17-year-olds.
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It distributed photographs of the pilots with their faces blocked out to conceal their identities.
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You can say everyone is like that, but with billionaires everything else gets blocked out.
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That's so much better than the typical airplane window shade option of blinding or blocked out.
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In a crowded airport, the Sonys easily blocked out the background roar and isolated the music.
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However, the names and dates are blocked out, citing both privacy and the law enforcement reasons.
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You can also adjust the mixing ratio on the app so background noise is blocked out.
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Because so much of the text is blocked out, it's unclear what this criminal investigation concerns.
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He feeds Trippier on the far side, and his cross is blocked out for another corner.
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Diego Costa gets a nice through ball behind the defense, but his cutback is blocked out.
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"I think I've blocked out a lot of what he did to me," she said finally.
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Smith's layup attempt was blocked out of bounds by Will Barton with 4.8 seconds to go.
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Mr. Kerry sent it from his iPad, using an email address that has been blocked out. Mrs.
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When I get it all blocked out and it's quote-unquote perfect and everything's symmetrical, it's boring.
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Georgetown's James Akinjo had his layup blocked out of bounds by Brendan Bailey with 11.3 seconds remaining.
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There were many painful experiences I had growing up that I had blocked out of my mind.
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On the plateau, Dave and I were dwarfed by ALMA's antennas, which blocked out the desert sun.
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After the court made the filing public without redactions, the documents were replaced with names blocked out.
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So they assumed that a lot of these people had been blocked out of the market before.
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BuzzFeed has now blocked out Gubarev's name from the dossier, which is still on the publisher's site.
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It could also help attract more U.S. investors who are often blocked out from directly investing ICOs.
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She thinks she's blocked out some of the details of that night because of how traumatic it was.
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His pupil was asymmetrically dilated, a seeping pool of black that blocked out all of the beautiful green.
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Although Einstein blocked out the war as best he could, sometimes it was too close to be ignored.
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My mom has blocked out most of her memories from this time; Titi remains keeper of the specifics.
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The largest chunks of the document are blocked out because of the administration's deliberative process or attorneys' privilege.
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The shrimp leg-waved in response to shapes that blocked out more light, as a larger fish would.
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Since Trump's inauguration, top scientists across the country have said they've been blocked out by the Trump administration.
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In the 1990s, Microsoft required PC makers to install Internet Explorer, which blocked out other web browsers like Netscape.
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It was a momentary eclipse, known as an occultation, in which Ultima Thule briefly blocked out the star's light.
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So, I figured out a schedule, blocked out some time that I had available, and we figured it out!
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A box in the clubhouse level means there are four to six metal folding chairs blocked out by dividers.
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He blocked out all the intelligent musings against ALM on the internet that day so he could be focused.
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Ms. Smith and her staff members blocked out the logos on Trump cups and replaced them with Clinton logos.
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She posted what would have been a before and after photo of herself, with the "before" half blocked out.
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It may be a bit reductive, but there is a process to it that can be roughly blocked out.
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I've mostly blocked out the switch to iOS 11, but sometimes I remember and the night sweats begin again.
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In the afternoon, she blocked out several hours to attend the kindergarten graduation of her oldest child, Teddy, 5.
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To create their method, the researchers calculated the amount of light expected to be blocked out by the collisions.
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A river of marchers dressed in white blocked out the streets as they shuffled their way through the city.
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The blocked-out area is a sort of no man's land where the edge-to-edge display goes to die.
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By contrast, in 2016 only four Chinese deals were blocked out of 26 that were reviewed, partner Tom Shoesmith said.
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If I blocked out the light coming from that window with a curtain, my plants would suffer as a result.
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It blocked out all the little hums, beeps, and noises in my space, so I could work in near-silence.
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These decisions blocked out the sun in 2010 and 2014, and the same thing is expected to happen this summer.
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Several of the interviews with blocked-out names were with technicians at the Colorado-based firm that managed Clinton's server.
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Jessica and Allen Bricker of Hoagland, Indiana, blocked out an entire light saber battle in place of a traditional first dance.
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Not one company would -- had been stolen from would press charges because they didn't want to be blocked out of China.
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And so I straightened my shoulders, blocked out the noises, closed my eyes, and meditated right there, standing in the hallway.
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By contrast, in 2016 only four Chinese deals were blocked out of 26 that were reviewed, partner Tom Shoesmith told Reuters.
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"We are walking to the people who we feel blocked out our candidate," she said as she neared the media tents.
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Gathers blocked out safety Ironhead Gallon like he was going for a rebound to haul in a 26-yard touchdown pass.
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Judge David Norton, who heard Slager's guilty plea in May, has blocked out a week for the proceedings, his office said.
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In a recent interview with Vulture, he revealed that each scene is blocked out and shot in a very specific fashion.
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Dust has blocked out sunlight, and even the expected winds from November through January haven't helped clear Opportunity's sensors and panels.
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They fall into these loops of rumination and get stuck, and after a while, reality is blocked out and they're trapped.
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But he blocked out a day to shoot it, and he storyboarded it, so every gesture and every frame was pre-designed.
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Everything outside of that area can be shaded, and you can adjust the darkness level from completely blocked out or slightly opaque.
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So if you're using an Android or Windows device, you'll only see a blocked-out square or another "failed to render" symbol.
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"I haven't blocked out rowing, but I'm committed to cycling to take me through this season," he told local media last month.
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In London, smoke from chimneys blocked out sunlight for others, and he was particularly exercised by the problems of excessive alcohol consumption.
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Philadelphia released a heavily redacted proposal that included information about possible sites and its talent pool, but blocked out details about incentives.
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David Silva gets another half-step free and unleashes a shot from the top of the box, but it is blocked out.
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Many of them will tune in only for the final week, having blocked out the noise until they felt that it mattered.
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Most of this activity is then blocked out by a big, squarish expanse of opaque color — juicy orange, lavender-gray or deep aqua.
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I had a dentist appointment that blocked out a good portion of my morning (during which time there was free pizza at the office).
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Committee Republicans believe that some of the blocked-out information — such as names in "to" and "from" lines in emails — has been removed unnecessarily.
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Until then, she had worked full-time in experiential marketing in the tech and advertising worlds, and had mostly blocked out any negative experiences.
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Mark Zuckerberg's 6' stone wall around his $100 million Kauai property has blocked out the Pacific Ocean to neighbors ... some of whom are livid.
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Charlotte's voice faded behind her in a surge of pedestrians, then was blocked out entirely by traffic as Alice cut quickly across the road.
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So we blocked out some time, and Chris and I sat down, and actually, I was amazed how quickly that we found the story.
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Sable Ranch in Santa Clarita was destroyed Saturday by the massive blaze which has literally blocked out the sun in much of Los Angeles.
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They noted that the Benghazi email in question had been made public with a sentence blocked out, meeting the F.B.I.'s demand for classification.
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The margin of Biden's victory had blocked out his moderate rivals from making any inroads with African-American voters who made up Biden's base.
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Mo Salah's shot from close is blocked out, and Russia is able to pounce first and clear a loose ball on the subsequent corner.
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A user there blocked out all the names to protect the people involved, and I thought it'd be best to keep it that way.
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For everyone who either blocked out Kanye West's Saturday Night Live premiere antics, or simply forgot them after seven months, let's go over them again.
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And working with Casey [Affleck] was very intimidating at first, but almost immediately after I started, he blocked out time for us to have together.
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A short time later, it happened — the black moon took over and blocked out the sun — it looked like a black hole in the sky!
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Sitting in the rear-facing bench of the hatchback's back seat, he blocked out the sneeze-inducing rays with slides from Disney's The Black Hole.
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The kids on the blacktop don't let her see the illicit video they're all watching on someone's phone, because it would be blocked out anyway.
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She'd blocked out all of the eastern states and the whole of England just to be on the safe side of any possible familial connections.
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My memories of sex ed live on a spectrum, from awkward to embarrassing to already-forgotten-because-I-blocked-out-middle-school-from-my-mind.
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I also combatted sleep issues by buying noise-canceling headphones, which blocked out all ambient sounds on the bus so that I could sleep better.
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That proof — part of the whistle-blower's complaint, with words blocked out in places — arrived in the mail a while later, according to court documents.
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I've successfully blocked out going to court, but my records state I was there for assault, a charge that was later reduced to disturbing the peace.
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I've blocked out so much of what happened this year that I'm not even sure if it was a memorable year for movies and TV shows.
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Dell's new TUVi Certified monitor and Comfort View technology is easy on the eyes, with a flicker-free screen and harmful blue-light emissions blocked out.
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After that, select RescueTime as the action and Start a FocusTime session where distractions are blocked out (you do need to be a premium user though).
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The enormous storm caked Opportunity in dust and blocked out the sun, its source of energy — and there's no guarantee the batteries aren't dead for good.
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When the filter is turned on, anything that would be potentially disturbing to Sara is blocked out by large pixels, and the sound is drowned out.
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Washington activist Tim Krepp first pointed out on social media that the portable restrooms along the National Mall had the company's name blocked out by tape.
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The early start is especially weird because the Supreme Court has blocked out much more time than usual to hear arguments on United States v. Texas.
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It suggested that about 70 percent of American adults, 154 million, had actually ventured outside to watch in person as the moon blocked out the sun.
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The fullest eclipse was visible from Europe, Russia, Africa, the Middle East, and much of Asia and Australia though clouds blocked out the moon in some places.
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In a new interview, one of Anthony's trial attorneys, Cheney Mason, says that his former client blocked out parts of her own life surrounding her daughter's death.
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Showrunners Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields said they are currently filming the Season 5 finale, and have blocked out a sixth and final season of the program.
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Mercury, which is rarely visible because it is so close to the sun and often gets blocked out by its light, will be east of the sun.
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The timing of his donor and Geer's death certainly made him wonder, but he blocked out the image of Geer as he waited for the heart donation.
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HAPPENING NOW: Around 2000 protesters gathered at the Sydney Opera House have successfully blocked out the promotional logos displayed, by shining heavy-duty torches upon the arches.
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For many of those who experienced it, the tragedy of the tsunami was formless, black and ineffable, an immense and overwhelming monster that blocked out the sun.
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Unlike last summer's solar eclipse — where the moon momentarily blocked out the sun — a lunar eclipse is when Earth moves in between the sun and the moon.
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This created a cloud that blocked out sunlight for a long time and, it appears, triggered the terminal decline of three quarters of the species on Earth.
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More on the mystery company investigation Many of the documents released by the court Friday have extensive redactions -- with entire pages blocked out in some of the records.
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As Decider's Meghan O'Keefe pointed out, Paltrow casually reveals while making a spicy pepper pot stew (!) that she's apparently blocked out her Spider-Man: Homecoming scene from memory.
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Although Beijing listings have been blocked out until March, Business Insider was still able to find February listings in Wuhan, the city at the center of the outbreak.
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It's about a woman investigating events she's blocked out from her childhood that seem to indicate she was abused over a period of time by an adult couple.
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The sound of the room wasn't blocked out, yet the design allowed the entire hearing aid to slide into my ear canal so that it was practically invisible.
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Instead of being scared off by these red flags, I focused on the things with which I agreed and blocked out anything that didn't fit my preferred narrative.
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Founder Dimo Trifonov said the site's open-minded approach could be a draw to users new to the kink scene who were blocked out by FetLife's recent change.
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HoralekThe Moon's shadow reached the Chilean coast by mid-afternoon, culminating in a total eclipse in which the Sun was completely blocked out at around 4:40 p.m.
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The star in this system (called HR 8799) is blocked out in the image, so that its light doesn't wash out the view of the planets in motion.
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Three versions of "Altarpiece" (1915) are more monumental with solidly blocked-out color, exploring chromatic shading combined with the hard, basic geometric shapes of a triangle and circle.
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They even added extra wolves to the scene in which Cato is mauled to death, which blocked out some of the detail and helped the film meet 12A guidelines.
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NASA believes that a planet-wide dust storm that blanketed Mars during that time blocked out the sun so thoroughly that the solar-powered Opportunity was unable to recharge.
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If you're anything like me, you've probably blocked out some of the show's more awkward moments (seriously, though, Mickey's unabashed rudeness at that magic show still makes me cringe).
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"People may be blocked out of financial institutions, or their income is too low, and it's hard to get that extra 4013 percent into a retirement account," Hensley said.
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Our sources say it was next to impossible to film the scenes they did together, and that's why they had actually blocked out how to shoot those scenes separately.
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During a 2018 Twitter Q&A, she responded "I literally have it blocked out on my calendar next year" when a fan asked if she plans to have kids.
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It has blocked out so much sunlight, it has effectively turned day into night for Opportunity, which is located near the center of the storm, inside Mars&apos Perseverance Valley.
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Plainly called Calendar Watch, the device has a static display that always shows the time, but segments of the watch face are blocked out to indicate when you have appointments.
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I was stunned by the beauty of the departures hall — massive openings in the ceiling let natural sunlight flow in — reducing the need for artificial lighting — but blocked out heat.
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The military commission's court calendar has blocked out the week of June 17 for the next pretrial hearing, after the court's customary monthlong recess for Islam's holy month of Ramadan.
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Late this afternoon, the moon blocked out the sun across a swath of South America, the first total solar eclipse since August 2017 and the last one until December 2020.
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Maybe Johnson will be the exception, the fighter who reached the top (or close enough), walked away before things got bad, and blocked out the voices wishing for his return.
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This is the first headset that truly feels like a generational leap forward, with significantly more noise being blocked out by Sony's headset compared to my Bose QC 23 II headphones.
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When listing all the ways humanity is going to ruin the future, one that doesn't often come up is the sun being blocked out by a horde of drone advertising blimps.
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First, during a Twitter Q&A in August, she responded "I literally have it blocked out on my calendar next year" when a fan asked if she plans to have kids.
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Every night for the past week or so, I've put my daughter to bed, kissed my wife goodnight, and put on a headset that blocked out the rest of the world.
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"Without cards, we are blocked out of jobs, our children can't apply for admission in high schools and we can't access government hospitals," said Mr. Arkani, of the Rohingya Solidarity Organization.
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I mean, sure, you could see Happytime Murders or The Nun, but any movies I wanted to see were blocked out, or only available during the day, while I'm at work.
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If you've blocked out your middle school days to the point that you only vaguely remember gym class and locking yourself in your bedroom (we understand), allow us to refresh your memory.
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One couple, visiting from West Virginia for a college reunion and some shopping, said they didn't know much about Kaine and Pence because they'd purposely blocked out news coverage of the election.
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Kemily wears her own vintage Jimi Hendrix t-shirt The Process: I pretty much blocked out this entire day the moment I was finished with it, but here's what I do remember.
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Anderson added that by speaking out in significant numbers, victims can also make others who have blocked out their abuse realize that they aren't crazy—and come forward with their own secrets.
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McEnroe's adorable Angus calves and grain-filled silos made it easy to imagine that my waste was circling virtuously, even as I blocked out the miserable labors of the transfer station downstate.
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Surprise: Jude Law "Big Little Lies" has burned so brightly in the mini-series and made-for-TV-movie categories it just about blocked out everyone else — except in the actor category.
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Even though the "totality" — the area where the sun is completely blocked out by the moon — is only 70 miles wide, the whole country (even Alaska and Hawaii) will experience a partial eclipse.
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I probably said something I either don't remember or have blocked out of my mind because I didn't want to remember the taunts I hurled at a kid less than half my age.
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In addition to the email involving North Korea's missile test, another was released last fall in full, while the third was released with portions blocked out as "confidential," the lowest level of classification.
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So, in case you've forgotten — or, perhaps, somewhat willfully blocked out some of the more traumatic memories — we're here to remind you of just how many messed up things have happened on GoT.
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In Baghdad, I saw photographs taken that night showing the blocked-out bricks of cash on the scanning machine and the angry Qataris standing in the V.I.P. lounge, surrounded by black duffel bags.
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Long lines of visitors were temporarily blocked out of the Louvre in Paris on Sunday after the museum, the world's most-visited, said it was holding a staff meeting about the coronavirus outbreak.
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Years earlier, he had flown to the family's château, in Bordeaux, to view the painting, which was kept in a little-used living room, where the light was blocked out by heavy curtains.
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Thick columns of smoke blocked out the sky above mountain peaks as the fire overran a number of properties, leaving behind barren lots with blackened appliances and vehicles stripped of nearly everything but metal.
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That means it will fit on a lot more wrists than its predecessors — a smart move on Fitbit's part, given how the company blocked out a wide potential user base the last time around.
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Sunlight was also partially blocked out by the rocket's landing legs, creating dark lines in the swirling smoke that extend all the way to the edges of the target painted on the ship's deck.
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It makes sense if he has already blocked out all emotion, he would subsequently be able to murder a cat at 15, and later rack up over 30 more kills in about two years.
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The path of totality will cut right across the continental US, but it will also be partially viewable as far north as Canada: In Toronto, 70 percent of the Sun will be blocked out.
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Instead, the slight drop in brightness from the sun blocked out by a planet, like Mercury, moving in front of a star, like our sun, lets researchers get a better view of dim exoplanets.
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According to NASA, scientists were able to deduce its shape by "tracing" the part of these images that blocked out stars in the background on the side that wasn't clearly outlined by the Sun.
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I was in such shock that I blocked out the things people were saying and I focused on the imagery — the artistic language that was filled with colors and graphics and fonts and music.
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Here's where we learn how Sherlock failed to recognize his long-lost sister during their drug-fueled all-nighter the previous episode: He's somehow blocked out any memory of her existence from his mind.
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But doctors might not have blocked out that time or have the pricey device in stock (a handful of $500 IUDs sitting on the shelf can create cash flow challenges, especially in small clinics).
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But there are few things on television sadder than shots of Chuck, alone in his darkened living room with the sun blocked out behind him, pulling his crinkly aluminum astronaut blanket ever tighter around himself.
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Bob: No I don't think we've been blocked out of an area that is a real attractive growth prospect that allows us to play a bigger role in our customers' success and generate attractive returns.
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Two possibilities -- one, that they are blocking others from using their kids' names, and 2 -- that at some point in the future the kids may start businesses and they don't want to be blocked out.
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Flames lapped over the the highway barriers of one of Los Angeles' busiest thoroughfares Wednesday as firefighters struggled to contain the blaze, threatening billions of dollars worth of property as smoke blocked out the sun.
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We have yet to put them through a full review, but our early impressions were positive, and the noise cancelation function does make a significant difference in how much of the outside world is blocked out.
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When Business Insider searched for Beijing listings in the Airbnb all of them were blocked out until March 1 although February listings for Wuhan, the city at the center of the outbreak, were still showing up.
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I can't think of many worse places to sleep than a CES event, but the combination of pink noise and ear seal almost completely blocked out my surroundings, even with editor Thomas Ricker yelling at me.
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Shopbop just added thousands of styles to it's already incredible sale section, and with deals this good, we wouldn't blame you if you blocked out a couple of hours on your calendar to do nothing but shop.
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Danielle, I think I went with engineer—by the time of the first power-up, the first Neuromod, I'd already seen some sort of machine that required fixing, but the button to do that was blocked out.
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At one point in our conversation, he blocked out all of the background crowd noise in such a way that I could hear him speak perfectly clearly a few feet away from me; it was borderline disorienting.
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Some offices allow people to see when co-workers have time blocked out on their calendars, but generically label the events as "busy" so that co-workers can still look for mutually open time slots for meetings.
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So when Mr. Winkler found himself in New York for a few days (he was raised on the Upper West Side, but he and Ms. Winkler live in Los Angeles) he'd blocked out time to try it.
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Cuadrado dances through the right side of the Polish defense and gets within a few yards of the goal on the end line, but his pass in his blocked out of bounds by Wojciech Szczesny, the goalkeeper.
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Because drug problems were seen as an issue that only affected other communities, methadone, buprenorphine and other gold-standard therapies for opioid use were seen as a stain on the community and programs to be blocked out.
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You can pick between straight noise cancellation, which blocked out most of the sounds and people around me talking, or you can pick ambient sound which lets you hear some sounds around you while you're listening to music.
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WASHINGTON — The State Department released 0003 more emails from the personal server of Hillary Clinton on Saturday, including 2000 with some or all of the messages blocked out because they contained information that has now been deemed classified.
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People across the US will travel to the narrow band of land where the Sun will be completely blocked out, but even if you're far away and watching from home you'll see something special happen in the sky.
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Dr. Young said that although 95 percent of the sun will be blocked out, anyone who is in a position to watch the event should get some special solar eclipse glasses so they do not harm their eyes.
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On Thursday, residents on the island said the ash was falling from the volcano so thickly that it blocked out the sun, according to Radio NZ. Photos and webcam footage showed the landscape blanketed in thick gray ash.
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This may be the last year of the "notch" — that blocked-out portion of your iPhone's display that allows room for the front-facing camera system — and you might want to upgrade once the iPhone adopts a cleaner look.
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Her nerves clenched inward and there rose up an internal hum that blocked out the voices of the people in the stands and the water lipping at the gutters and the sun itself, and, at last, her own body.
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The DNC has blocked out rooms in approximately 26 hotels in Philadelphia for the week of the national convention, and depending on the size of the delegation, there are between one and three state delegations staying at each hotel.
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"Once it gets blocked out it's going to change the temperature dramatically, some say about 10 degrees in a matter of seconds," said Stewart, whose group is sending up an atmospheric-sensor package in a weather balloon to measure the changes.
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After I came to terms with what happened to me, I decided that I should get some professional help to ensure that I take the necessary time to heal from something that I had blocked out of my memory so long.
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By the time it disappeared—right on the heels of passenger pigeons, which not long before had blocked out the sun with the immensity of their flocks—we were just beginning to confront the terrible magnitude of our destructive power.
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For instance, Los Angeles natives traveling in Europe who are addicted to their hometown paper will find themselves blocked out of the L.A. Times news site, because the paper's managers haven't figured out how to comply with the new rules.
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Early in "The Final Problem," we're told that Eurus drowned the pup, but in the episode's final third, Sherlock discovers the truth: He's not only blocked out the memory of his sister, but the memory of his childhood best friend, Victor.
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Also part of the collateral damage is the couple's daughter, Dee (Andrea Riseborough, in another fine performance), an unstable woman who comes to question how well she knew her father, and how much of his behavior she might have blocked out.
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Adam Schiff, the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, which led the impeachment inquiry said in a statement that the emails and the major redactions that blocked out the most damning information leaves people asking what else is the president hiding?
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"Anywhere along that path of totality you are going to get on the order of two minutes or so where the view of the sun is blocked out and it gets dark," Cameron Hummels, an astrophysicist at the Caltech, told BuzzFeed News.
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Unless you've blocked out the 2016 election from your mind, you probably remember that Donald Trump once posted this bit of gibberish: The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.
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The move by the governing body for soccer in Europe, UEFA, will clear the month of summer dates blocked out for the tournament, known as Euro 2000, and could allow national leagues that have been suspended because of the coronavirus outbreak to complete their seasons.
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In a quick test last week, I was pretty impressed with how well the active noise cancellation blocked out people's voices, and then how easily I could hear them speaking when I turned on "transparency mode," which amplifies outside noises instead of muting them.
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Season passes are common practice in fighting games, given that these games are moving away from yearly iterations to a platform, "living game" approach, but having a single circle on your select screen blocked out the day you drop $60 on a game never feels good.
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And the lineup's looking set on taking your money, with Thundercat, Little Simz, Nao, Nadia Rose, Danny Brown, Kojey Radical, JME, and Lianne La Havas among those confirmed to play (so far—there are more names due, with a space blocked out for an as-yet-unknown "special guest").
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Last night at the 90th Oscars (watch below), Stevens came up from the ground with St. Vincent and Moses Sumney alongside him, though it was hard to tell because the jacket he was wearing—a colorful number emblazoned with dragons, among other things—blocked out almost everything around him.
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It was released as part of a chain of five replies and forwards on Monday with portions blocked out on the grounds that they contained information now classified "secret," though not "top secret," the higher classification that the spy agency, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, had cited last summer.
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It is an understatement to say a particular vision was required to imagine how, in just two weeks, the bare 790-square-foot space would become a shop-cum-clubhouse with blocked-out windows, a bar and an unsettling fountain in the form of a child draped in a fishing net.
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The real things to celebrate with the publication of "Alice & Oliver" are Bock's superhuman efforts to write a story that must have seemed so large it blocked out all of the light, and all of the books in this talented author's future that are now free to come into view.
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I had two stories due to my editor early the next morning that were nowhere close to being finished, I had to meet up with a landlord to look over a new house I planned to move into the next semester, and I had one night class that blocked out my entire evening.
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And if I remember correctly, I feel like Sam, myself and Amanda [Blumenthal, the show's intimacy coordinator] went on set and physically blocked out exactly what the action was gonna be for the actors, then Amanda went and told them so they'd be fully prepared and aware of what was expected of them.
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And if you really want to make things interesting, watch what happens when Detroit sneaks in and takes Wendel Clark, and millions of Leaf fans who'd mentally blocked out that he ever played for the Wings have simultaneous aneurysms and then charge across the border wielding pitchforks and socks filled with unused pennies.
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The palette is so restricted—muted blue sky and white clouds; the beige of the French beach and the murky gray of the English Channel; the drab brown uniforms and green helmets over the pale-faced soldiers with their somehow perfect haircuts—that it seems parts of the spectrum have been blocked out.
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"We wanted the fabric to fade into the architectural details, and matched the fabric as close as possible to the already-finished white wall color," said Mr. Gibson, who installed the shades on the outside of the molding to make sure they blocked out as much of the light as possible when closed.
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"We wanted the fabric to fade into the architectural details, and matched the fabric as close as possible to the already-finished white wall color," said Mr. Gibson, who installed the shades on the outside of the molding to make sure they blocked out as much of the light as possible when closed.
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It blocked out theaters without notifying subscribers, it framed its numbers to make it look more essential than it actually was, it limited access to a popular movie going up against a less-popular film MoviePass itself was advertising, and it tried to play hardball with AMC Theatres, the biggest chain in the world.
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She taught us to budget our time with ruthless efficiency, so that even now, 20 years later, when I go to sleep I see in my mind the color-coded schedule for the next day's work, blocked out hour by hour, the pattern she'd make us practice drawing every summer before the school year began.
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Biden continues to lead national polls based on his strength with moderate and non-white voters, two groups Booker was going to need to crack to make a move in the race, and Buttigieg's rise blocked out Booker from winning moderate voters who wanted someone younger and more compelling than the former vice president.
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And there are a bunch of things ... The last thing I would just say is, I equate this journey in the early stages with all the volatility, it's like a five- to 10-day road trip with the windows blocked out and your team in the back seat and they have no idea where the hell they are.
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I had a flash of my mother sitting beside my bed for an entire night, shaking me awake whenever I tried to fall asleep, and I now wanted my mother, not in her diminished current state, brittle retiree, but as she had been when I was young, a small person but gigantic, a person who had blocked out the sun.
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I bought it myself on an informed whim, having known about the high-scoring reviews, seeing its low price, and having the slightest history with JRPGs—Chrono Trigger was, and remains, a favorite of mine from the 16-bit era, and I'm not ashamed to say I saw enough quality in (or at least blocked out the worst aspects of) Final Fantasy XIII to finish the thing.
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" With a troupe of South African performers, Mr. Kentridge blocked out scenes from this bleak tale of a soldier driven to madness and murder — whose setting he was updating to the years around World War I, when it was written, through the hand-drawn animations and low-tech costumes that Metropolitan Opera audiences have seen in his stagings of Berg's "Lulu" and Shostakovich's "The Nose.
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And though Paul becomes the target of tabloid nastiness, it's his loved ones who suffer the most — his wife, Marie (Julie Walters), fully aware that her husband was a philanderer; their daughter, Dee (Andrea Riseborough), who questions how well she knew her father, and how much of his behavior she blocked out; and his comedic partner, Karl (Tim McInnerny), who wonders what to reveal of the secrets he and Paul kept.
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By the time I filed a lawsuit against the DEA in March of 2015 (with the help of my state ACLU and two pro-bono attorneys, Neal McNamara and Jessica Jewell), the DEA had been processing my request for more than 800 days, withheld more than 85 percent of the pages it had processed, and "released" mostly useless documents, like blank patient-examination sheets and slideshow pages with all of the key information blocked out.
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Biden's pitch, by contrast, is in the classic vein of Barack Obama or Bill Clinton — racially inclusive, but emphatically not about race: And if we make the decisions we need to make, I believe that not only will we revitalize the middle class in this nation, but we will build a more inclusive middle class that brings everyone along: women, black men, Hispanic men, and so many others who in the past have been left out — or blocked out — of the middle class.
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This is her being extremely terrified in the hit movie: If you need a quick Bird Box refresher, or you weren't one of the 40 million people to watch it over the holiday season, Lucy is one of the survivors cooped up in the house with Sandra Bullock and Co. In one memorable (and frightening!) scene, Lucy and the others go to the grocery store — but remember, you've got to keep your eyes covered so the monsters don't drive you insane enough to kill yourself, so they go to the grocery store with the car windows blocked out and navigate there using GPS.
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