But he brushed away the idea that Judge Garland feels discouraged.
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Initially, Chinese officials brushed away questions and reports about the detentions.
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Some family members brushed away tears as the names were read.
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The resident shaved her left scalp, then brushed away the cut hair.
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Through pardoning conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, Trump brushed away campaign finance laws.
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Railroad officials brushed away criticisms, saying the mural was painted from God's perspective.
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Bush brushed away advisers who suggested he choose an older, more experienced nominee.
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And he brushed away comparisons between Buttigieg and then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008.
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Latinos shouldn't be brushed away because the Latino vote, especially this year, is crucial.
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These are the spots where bacteria grow and fester, if not properly brushed away.
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Behind him in the audience, several victim's family members smiled while others brushed away tears.
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"When you're finished, it's brushed away, so that isn't the really hard part," Smith said.
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In famously laid-back beach volleyball, though, some athletes brushed away concerns over burning the midnight oil.
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But European allies have brushed away Trump&aposs calls to abandon the deal, including Britain and France.
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" Chapman, however, brushed away a question about any memories he had of Game 7 with a terse "No.
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And then on Thursday, the president himself brushed away that narrative, reversing his own aides' version of events.
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This gel-to-peel resurfacer also exfoliates by collecting dead skin cells into balls that are easily brushed away.
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But these clear correlations are typically air-brushed away in reports that obscure the gendered nature of the violence.
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My son and daughter, 10 and 5, brushed away cobwebs and wiped baseboards, while my husband tackled the bathroom.
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Ms. Warren also brushed away the suggestion that frustration over her health care plan was beginning to hurt her campaign.
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On Wednesday, Macron brushed away questions during an official visit in the Pyrenees, where he was welcomed with local songs.
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They were dark and pouty, and I could glimpse one twin's eyepatch when my friend brushed away her starlight hair.
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The charge was leveled by Mr. Biden or Pete Buttigieg or Amy Klobuchar and then brushed away by Mr. Sanders.
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Talks about diplomatic options will be brushed away with "we tried that" and there will be no other course but war.
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And when confronted about how hurtful such a thing is, the problem is brushed away as a harmless bit of fun.
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Buried objects retained more color, but often pigments were hidden beneath accretions of dirt and calcite, and were brushed away in cleanings.
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Board president Eric Goodwin brushed away concerns, saying the policy was designed to help the district identify which students are in need.
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The worms likely entered Beckley's system when a face fly — the parasite's other host — settled near her eye, and wasn't brushed away immediately.
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The index reversed course as investors brushed away concerns over North Korean tensions and the minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's last meeting.
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Campaigning in Kent, Ohio, on Monday, Clinton brushed away the investigation, saying voters have already made up their minds on the email issue.
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He and Mr. Maduro have brushed away the charges as part of a propaganda war engineered by the Trump administration to topple Venezuela's leftist government.
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" As Lance Morrow wrote in Time magazine, the president treated words as "perverse, buzzing little demons that need to be brushed away periodically like flies.
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Winfrey was quick to say that before, she had brushed away any suggestions that she could be president, thinking she didn't have the requisite political experience.
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Reading the novel again as an adult, Gerwig, who is 36, was struck by how modern its dialogue felt once she brushed away the dusty surrounding material.
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During one of the alleged attacks, Hyatt allegedly brushed away one of his own handlers, telling them, "I'll be done in a sec[ond]," the suit alleges.
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"Our immigration laws are racist, not functional and do not recognize or reward valuable members of our society, like Fariaz," she said as she brushed away tears.
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That's because it touched on an issue that almost all women (unfortunately) are close to, and brushed away the problem of sexual assault in an extremely dangerous way.
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She brushed away complaints that the appointment would shield him from legal scrutiny, saying he would still be answerable in Brazil's highest court after he joined her cabinet.
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Speaking to reporters as the humanitarian crisis worsened, Trump brushed away a question about his options: "You can't do it through an executive order," he said on the North Lawn.
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Auburn overwhelms Winthrop Auburn brushed away any concern that the ongoing federal and university investigations into the program would distract the Tigers by blasting Winthrop 119-85 Friday in Auburn, Ala.
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While the Clinton email server investigation has garnered substantially more attention that any other ongoing FBI investigation, Comey brushed away concerns over the political implications that could come from the investigations findings.
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European allies have brushed away Trump&aposs calls to abandon the deal, with the EU insisting it will "spare no effort" in its attempts to salvage the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Kudlow also insisted there was progress on the negotiations, but refused to set a date or timeline and brushed away questions about the time it's taking to get to a signature of the deal.
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VR these days has largely retreated into the background, with commercial products from three big consumer brands that have set a high bar and brushed away many of the subpar competitors and hopeful but impractical prototypes.
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When I spoke to Justice Ginsburg in her chambers Monday, she brushed away initial detractors who said she might have crossed the line in earlier revealing how she shuddered at the idea of a Trump presidency.
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In Sochi itself, where international observers were scrutinizing the drug tests, positive results could not simply be brushed away, so the FSB developed a method of opening urine bottles to allow samples to be swapped undetected.
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"He spoke in a quiet monotone as we sweltered in tropical sunshine that flooded the room and brushed away the flies that buzzed around the orange juice," Mr. Dudman wrote in The Post-Dispatch in 2015.
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But then, on a mid-January episode of The MMA Hour, Penn once again brushed away his previous retirement talk, telling host Ariel Helwani that he was ready to return to the perilous world of cage fighting.
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Jones repeatedly interrupted Rubio during an interview outside a Senate hearing about foreign influence on social media platforms, mocking his laugh and at one point putting his hand on Rubio's shoulder, which a bodyguard quickly brushed away.
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In early works like "Fase" (1982) — developed from "Violin Phase" — and "Rosas danst Rosas" (1983), Ms. De Keersmaeker showed both an interest in composition (repetition, pattern, counterpoint, synchronicity) and idiosyncratic, naturalistic action (shoulders shrugging, hair brushed away, bodies slumping).
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As mourners quietly bobbed their heads to the music and brushed away tears, a teenage boy in a Young Thug sweatshirt began to cry, and a woman in the row next to him reached out to touch his arm in comfort.
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A January report in the state-sponsored Global Times brushed away any threat from "the US F-35 friends circle" in the Asia-Pacific, with Chinese analysts saying the F-35 was no match for China's fifth-generation stealth jet, the J-20.
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In the Times story, reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey converted years of brushed-away rumors into an on-the-record reveal: Mega-influential Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein had allegedly been systematically sexually harassing and sexually assaulting women for decades, including many of your favorite actresses.
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" Today, he brushed away the suspicion that this meeting could show the Trump campaign sought to collude with Russia: "As much as some have made of my using the phrase 'I love it,' it was simply a colloquial way of saying that I appreciated Rob's gesture.
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"This is just an effort to tear her down," said a delegate from Wyoming, who brushed away the question, saying she'd rather talk about the "heavy-handed" process used to deny the delegates from states that voted for Cruz the opportunity to participate in a roll call vote.
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The possibility that the Democratic Party's increasingly monolithic stance on social issues might have contributed a little more than NAFTA to its struggles with downscale whites receives no consideration; the fact that everywhere except the presidential level it's arguably liberalism, not the G.O.P., that's now in crisis is likewise brushed away.
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He brushed away sand from the head and realised that it was a body, and the police were called from the nearby surf club. At this point, Smith believed he had found only one young woman.
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If the cradle cap is not severe, it could simply be combed out gently after bathing. The softened scales can then be brushed away with a soft brush, comb or cloth, but if not done very gently, this could worsen the condition and bring about temporary hair loss. Applying petroleum jelly (e.g., Vaseline) liberally overnight is another popular treatment.
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His later stories, such as "But You'll Never Follow Me" and "Silted In", were described by Ramsey CampbellRamsey Campbell, "Friends Die", tribute essay in Exorcisms and Ecstasies (1997). as tormented and deeply personal; some deal explicitly with drug addiction (e.g. "More Sinned Against") and sexual subjects, including psychological repression (e.g. "Brushed Away") and transsexualism (e.g. "Lacunae").
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Carpenter, with his two cavalry troops H & B, arrived as reinforcements and were posted in reserve a short distance south of the spring. The cavalrymen settled down to wait as Indian scouts brushed away any sign of their presence. A little after two o'clock in the afternoon, Victorio and his Apaches slowly approached the springs. Victorio somehow sensed danger and halted his men.
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However, they are so soft as to be imprecise in use. The removed graphite is carried away in the crumbles, leaving the eraser clean, but resulting in a lot of eraser residue. This residue must then be brushed away with care, as the eraser particles are coated with the graphite and can make new marks. Art gum erasers are traditionally tan or brown, but some are blue.
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Although, many make-up artists argue that this is not a good technique for ageing skin. Finally, make-up artists also use baking for practical reasons. For example, when applying eye shadow, they often bake under the eyes to catch any eye shadow that may fall down onto the face from its application, allowing the product to be easily brushed away with the excess powder.
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Sulphamic acid is a type of acid cleanser that is used to prevent the formation of calculus on dentures. Suphlamic acid has a very good compatibility with many denture materials, including the metals used in denture construction. 5% hydrochloric acid is another type of acid cleanser. In this case, the denture is immersed in the hydrochloric cleanser to soften the calculus so that it can be brushed away.
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The cavalrymen settled down to wait as Indian scouts brushed away any sign of their presence. A little after two o'clock in the afternoon, Victorio and his Apaches slowly approached the springs. Victorio somehow sensed danger and halted his men. With the hostile Apaches in their sights appearing ready to bolt, the soldiers did not wait and opened fire on their own initiative; Victorio's men scattered and withdrew out of carbine range.
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Again, Johnson lost the toss and England chose to bat first. Johnson and his spinning partner, Richie Benaud were unable to exploit the spin-friendly conditions and the English made 459 runs. In reply, the Australians could not come to grips with the conditions; Laker took nine of the ten wickets, Lock the other, as Australia were brushed away for just 84. Amid wild weather, the Australians were asked to follow-on.
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Colonel Henry Marion Durand, the then-Company resident at Indore, had brushed away any possibility of uprising in Indore. However, on 1 July, sepoys in Holkar's army revolted and opened fire on the cavalry pickets of the Bhopal Contingent (a locally raised force with British officers). When Colonel Travers rode forward to charge, the Bhopal Cavalry refused to follow. The Bhopal Infantry also refused orders and instead levelled their guns at British sergeants and officers.
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The Yugoslav Defence Ministry brushed away the accusation, claiming that the attack was not authorized by the central command and suggesting that the event might have been stage-managed by the Croatian authorities. The Yugoslav military later suggested that Croatian leadership planted plastic explosives in the Banski dvori. In response to the situation, the United States consulate advised American nationals, including journalists, to leave Croatia. The US State Department announced that it would consider introducing economic sanctions against Yugoslavia.
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Moonshiners devised various methods for avoiding detection. Smith recalls: > On my walks to the country store, I have stood barefoot, watching as the > hauler carefully brushed away his tire tracks with pine boughs. Moonshine > stills were well concealed within the dark recesses of the mountains, but > the smoke still wafted skyward from points all over the green mountains. Not > so easily concealed were the odor of the mash fermenting and the whump, > whump, whump of the thump keg.
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Buccal cirri function as a food processing organ that is used to prevent larger particles from entering the oral hood. The buccal cirri does this by working with the velar tentacles to create a comb like feeding appendage that sifts the particles that are entering via the water stream. This allows the smaller particles to continue through to the oral hood while the larger ones are brushed away. The buccal cirri surround the buccal cavity in a ring like structure.
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However, a big unknown remained throughout the design process – the effects of lunar dust. Every astronaut who walked on the Moon tracked in lunar dust, contaminating the LM and later the CM during Lunar Orbit Rendezvous. These dust particles can't be brushed away in a vacuum, and have been described by John Young of Apollo 16 as being like tiny razor blades. It was soon realized that for humans to live on the Moon, dust mitigation was one of many issues that had to be taken seriously.
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Ribbentrop expressed his firmly held belief that neither Britain nor France would go to war for Poland, but if that occurred, he fully expected the Italians to honour the terms of the Pact of Steel, which was both an offensive and defensive treaty, and to declare war not only on Poland but on the Western powers if necessary. Ribbentrop told his Italian guests that "the localisation of the conflict is certain" and "the probability of victory is infinite". Ribbentrop brushed away Ciano's fears of a general war.
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On that occasion, Udayan seemed to have brushed away Amrita's expression of affection, saying that what he desired from her was not so much her love as her understanding. For Udayan, love is contingent, an accidental matter. During a trip the three take together to Juhu Beach, Udayan falls from their boat during a tempest and is injured. Amrita finds a note under her pillow from her bhabi (her brother's wife), informing her that the family regards her friendship with the two young men as socially embarrassing.
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A briefing schedule is currently being set. But in recent rulings the Supreme Court held the contingent fee agreement is improper stating that “When a government attorney has a personal interest in the litigation, the neutrality so essential to the system is violated.”Court Decisions on Contingency Fee in Public Nuisance Litigations Item 2 While the City of Columbus, Ohio voluntarily dropped its lawsuit against the paint industry after the Rhode Island decision,John O'Brien: Another paint suit brushed away the State of Ohio's suit remains.
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In his right hand is a book, in which his index finger is inserted to mark a page. Carroll is dressed in Jesuit ecclesiastical attire, which sprawls over the arms and across the back of the chair. His hair is brushed away from his face and reaches down to his collar. Beneath his chair is a stack of books, a decoration that was inspired by the books beneath the chair of the John Harvard statue at Harvard University, on which Bishop John Carroll was modeled.
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Criticism on amazon.com writes that The Road of the Dead finishes up too quickly, pointing out that "the question of how Cole comes upon a key piece of evidence is brushed away with Ruben's comment, "Does it matter?" Readers have sat through a lot of brutality (albeit strikingly written brutality) to get that information, so the answer is, well, yeah, it does." Other readers and commenters have noted that the book contains "an overwhelming presence of seriously graphic violence throughout that certainly may not sit well with some parents" (From teensread.com).
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Once mixed, the texture of the paste also has to be just right to allow for a good spread without bleeding, thus permitting the creation of a beautiful design. The paste, once applied, is left to dry, at which point it only forms a transparent varnish. The bead with its design than has to be fired at the proper temperature, not too hot lest the beads fractures, but hot enough so as to permit the chemical etching of the carnelian stone. The result design comes out beautifully white, usually with some surface calcinated residues which can be easily brushed away.
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Behind the Confederate cavalry was Union infantry which when at Union Mills, identified a Confederate cavalry detachment at Littlestown. Three brigades of the Union "Third brigade at the rear of the division" advanced through the Federal column to proceed ahead to Littlestown, where their skirmishers "brushed away"/"warded off" the cavalry detachment. (Also at Littlestown, Candy's Brigade of the XII Corps, 2nd Division, skirmished with Confederate Cavalry.) The 123rd NY Regiment of the Union XII Corps followed through Littlestown after 3 p.m. on to encamp at Two Taverns, Pennsylvania, before engaging in the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Beginning in 2011, the high school was involved in a scandal concerning widespread class cutting and poor graduation rates among Newburgh Free Academy basketball players during their state championship in 2008–09 and the 2009–10 season. Star players on the 2008–09 and 2009–10 teams told the Times Herald-Record they skipped classes as their coach and administrators looked the other way or actively covered for them. Attendance records later obtained by the paper showed the top six players skipped more than 1,000 classes. E-mails showed NFA teachers had notified top administrators only to see their concerns brushed away.
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Virgil reminds him that the approach of an angel is still too powerful for his earthly senses but says that this will not always be so. The Angel of Charity, having brushed away another "P" from Dante's brow, invites him to mount to the next terrace. As he is leaving the terrace, the dazzling light of the terrace's angel causes Dante to reveal his scientific knowledge, observing that the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflectionRobin Kirkpatrick, Purgatorio, notes on Canto XV. "as theory and experiment will show"Purgatorio, Canto XV, line 21, Dorothy L. Sayers translation, 1955. (Canto XV).
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287, Peñas Bernaldo 1996, p. 269 On April 12 Franco met a few Rodeznistas and informed them that decreed unification was the matter of days, its details – not revealed to the Carlists – yet to be finalized. Their mild reservations were brushed away and they were assured there was nothing to be anxious about.according to his own account, when summoned to Burgos on April 12 Rodezno told Franco that in Portugal it had not been necessary to create partido unico, to which Franco replied that Salazar did not enjoy popular support. The caudillo made clear that unification would not be a transitory phase but an ultimate solution, Blinkhorn 2008, p.
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The style is considered by authorities to be "of hybrid style and undistinguished quality". Post-1857, John Griffiths and John Lockwood Kipling (father of Rudyard Kipling) came out to India together; Griffith going on to head the Sir J. J. School of Art and being considered as one of the finest Victorian painters to come to India and Kipling went on to head both the J. J. School of Art and the Mayo School of Arts established in Lahore in 1878. The enlightened eighteenth-century attitude shown by an earlier generation of British towards Indian history, monuments, literature, culture and art took a turn away in the mid-nineteenth century. Previous manifestations of Indian art were brushed away as being "dead" and the stuff of museums; "from the official British perspective, India had no living art".
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The five statues were installed in Cleveland, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle in 2016. Their collective installation was executed by 40 people; Rolling Stone described the precision with which the sculptures were erected: "At exactly 11 in each city – 8 a.m. on the West Coast – two people dressed as construction workers carried out a 6-foot-5, 80-pound object under a blue tarp, brushed away detritus from the ground, spread a thin layer of fast-acting, industrial-strength epoxy, held the object upright for a matter of seconds, and walked away, disappearing into the gathering crowds." The statues, made using clay and silicone, depicted Trump with abdominal obesity, an "old man saggy butt", varicose veins, a "constipated" expression, a micropenis and anorchia, and were titled The Emperor Has No Balls on engraved plates at the base; they were commissioned from Joshua "Ginger" Monroe, a Las Vegas artist who designs monsters for haunted houses and horror films.
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The youngster who brushed away their calls but after one local game that changed when a team-mate of his decided to take it upon himself to take him to Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya for try-outs. His team-mate took him to the Air Force Club and Mahdi was picked after trials and won a title with the Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya Ishbal (“Cubs”) under Bashar Latif and Sami Shabib and progressed to the Under 17s under the supervision of Mohammed Nassir. At 1.64 m (5 ft 4 1⁄2 inches), Mahdi always had his doubters even when he was called to the Under 17s, however the player the Al-Shorta fans call "Zola" after the tiny ex-Italy and Chelsea FC playmaker Gianfranco Zola, showed that he was more than capable of imposing himself on opponents in the Iraqi league despite his slight frame and lack of height. That belief in his own abilities, may come from his long-admiration for Catalan giants Barcelona and their brand of tiki-taka football, a style more reliant on passing and skill than on strength.
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England v South Africa First Test, 25–28 November 1999, Cricinfo. Retrieved on 19 May 2008 In May 2001 he scored his first Test century against Pakistan at Old Trafford. In December 2001, in Bangalore, Vaughan became the second Englishman, after Graham Gooch, and the 7th and most recent player in Test match history, to be given out handled the ball in Tests: on 64, he brushed away a ball from Sarandeep Singh, and was given out on appeal. In 2002, Vaughan scored 900 runs in seven Tests against Sri Lanka and India. This included 115 against Sri Lanka at Lord's during the first Test. During the series against India he scored a duck and 100 during the first Test at Lord's, and his highest innings score to date of 197 against India during the second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham where he also took 3 wickets including the prized scalp of Sachin Tendulkar and during the fourth Test he scored 195 against India, again falling just short of a double-century. Later that year the English cricket team travelled to Australia for the 2002–03 Ashes series. It was here that Vaughan's career seemed to launch.
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