In an official speech of 134 carefully selected words, Mrs.
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He once shot a $200,000 Lamborghini and carefully selected a location.
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Trump "carefully selected" all of the details for the state visit.
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Carefully selected, they show knowledge and support of the fashion industry.
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But it is carefully selected and bound to inform, if not shock.
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Trump's real personality -- when words are not being carefully selected for him.
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"Redmond carefully selected the interns he abused and harassed," the report said.
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Conventions usually have a series of carefully selected slogans and overarching themes.
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Each kit contains carefully selected items that will engage, entertain, and enlighten youngsters.
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They were carefully selected and then closely monitored and supported by health professionals.
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It, too, involves a character who has been constructed from carefully selected details and descriptions.
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Most medieval recipes involve carefully selected ingredients mixed in a very logical and deliberate manner.
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He keeps Doig's work out of art fairs, and sells only to carefully selected buyers.
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His delivery is impeccable, the passion and authenticity on every carefully-selected topic and segment.
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They brought each other carefully selected pebbles for the nest they hoped to build together.
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She thinks it has the potential to be a "great tool" in carefully selected patients.
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Artists carefully selected one or two guests to appear on their records—or none at all.
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Annex Vintage combines carefully selected thrift items with Stay Home Club T-shirts, pins and patches.
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Were all of them carefully selected based on some connection or commonality even they can't discern?
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"We carefully selected the images that we found the most interesting in this batch," he said.
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The peoples of the high Andes carefully selected and bred potatoes to reduce the level of poisons.
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The cases – Byron Case, Michael Politte and Kalvin Michael Smith – were carefully selected, with some key criteria.
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The pair struggled to contain their laughter as they read the script with the carefully selected words.
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Or might the best approach be to train carefully selected teachers and administrators to carry concealed weapons?
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The true standouts in this exhibition are the artworks themselves, each piece carefully selected and truly stunning.
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When properly stacked with carefully selected ingredients, there is no food on earth greater than a sandwich.
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Even her jewelry was carefully selected for its cultural significance and made by Khanna Jewellers in Delhi.
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The right experiential campaign paired with carefully selected social influencers and online content is a winning formula.
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Instead, the IOC invited 169 carefully selected Russian athletes with no doping history to compete in South Korea.
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Box, a subscription service that delivers two or three carefully selected books to a child's door each month.
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A carefully selected slice of nostalgia awaits you on November 11th when the NES Classic Edition is released.
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These carefully selected bargains highlight the very best offers for anyone trying to save a bit of cash.
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Bogotá's San Librario is a tiny space, teeming with singular tomes carefully selected by the store's proprietor, Álvaro Castillo.
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I also hoped its carefully selected skinny-ness would add a touch of style to my bland hospital attire.
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Besides, the construction methods have also been carefully selected so as to minimize the impacts to the marine environment.
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In just a few years, Stocksy has grown to 900 photographer-members, carefully selected from more than 10,000 applications.
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It was carefully selected and then often painted in gold, red, green, black, white, and brown, among other colors.
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Yes, there would be guns, but the people carrying them would be the right people, carefully selected, thoroughly trained.
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That's because the shop looks uncannily like a home — complete with comfy couches, art and carefully selected home goods.
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Japanese-style listening bars, where D.J.'s spin carefully selected records for a hushed audience, are arriving in America.
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About 40 Playboy Bunnies work at the recently opened Playboy Club in New York City— and each was carefully selected.
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The bouquets are handmade and the flowers are carefully selected at farms before they arrive at the FTD florist's shop.
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When children do attend day care or preschool, they should be served by carefully selected and trained caregivers and teachers.
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It's a dangerously effective way for the attacker to reach many thousands of victims (or a few carefully selected targets).
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A landmark study published in 2011 found that — for carefully selected fetuses — prenatal surgery was better than operating after birth.
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They mostly entered Parliament within the past seven years, carefully selected as modernizers under the last prime minister, David Cameron.
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The beautiful music video for Schilling's single "Kite" looks like an animated collage pieced together from carefully-selected vintage illustrations.
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But Inner Circle does have a promising combination of a carefully selected membership and a set-up that encourages self-regulation.
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Winning the business of a handful of carefully selected practitioners per state could be enough to make Insys the market leader.
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They've apparently worked for over two years to perfect the combination of a house-made red and "carefully selected" coffee beans.
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We believe the more carefully selected land purchased from 2014-2016 will provide better margins and cash flows in 2017-2018.
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It's an act made feasible mostly by social media, where communication can be aimed, quietly and privately, at carefully selected subjects.
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We have carefully selected the best deals on everything the web has to offer, including Fire TV sticks and HP monitors.
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Prince Louis' royal christening went off without a hitch — from the carefully-selected godparents to Prince George and Princess Charlotte's impeccable manners.
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Prince Louis' royal christening went off without a hitch — from the carefully-selected godparents to Prince George and Princess Charlotte's impeccable manners.
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She has carefully selected the restaurants, creating a potential destination for local bankers, doctors and business and condominium owners in the area.
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The auction was called "Looking Forward to the Past," and it was built around a carefully selected group of twentieth-century masterpieces.
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If you're trying to remain stoic at your desk while pretending to work right now, these carefully selected gems might blow your cover.
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"You mad, bro?" he says as he photocopies carefully selected pages from a Richard Branson biography that's due back at the library tomorrow.
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Thankfully, keeping the outside sunshine aglow inside our apartments all season long is easily achievable by incorporating a few carefully selected home essentials.
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One possibility that people underestimated is that faith, in certain carefully selected forms, would become co-opted as an instrument of state policy.
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Lord & Taylor said it is working on preparing a carefully selected merchandise assortment for the holiday season but did not share anything specific.
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In those authors' works, realistic details are carefully selected; characters feel familiar; the world we read about conforms to the one we know.
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They relaxed on a bed with a psychiatrist on either side, and carefully-selected music playing throughout the six to seven hour trip.
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The place — for which the tenants were carefully selected from hundreds of applicants — will serve as a laboratory for bigger projects to come.
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The series, featuring carefully selected casts of rising artists, has unearthed rarities by Rossini, Donizetti and composers in their early-19th-century circle.
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NASA's astronaut training program, on the other hand, takes years to complete and is limited to a handful of carefully selected astronaut candidates.
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Their luck apparently meeting seemingly "nice and trustworthy" guys depicted in the video was perhaps because they were carefully selected by Tinder, people suspected.
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Their "rinsta" account, meanwhile, is the one they show to the world, where photos are carefully selected and edited to present a certain image.
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The Continental GT's interior is filled with wood and rich leathers derived from carefully selected bulls raised in cool, mosquito-free northern European climates.
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Instead, Target explains that each partner is "carefully selected" and then invited into the program — a move it hopes will help keep quality high.
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But so do most carefully selected sample photos, whether they come from the Moto X, Xiaomi Mi 5, Lumia 950, or any other smartphone.
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We believe the more carefully selected land purchased from 2014-2015 will provide better margins and cash flows to the company in 2016-2123.
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We carefully selected hardware and software components to ensure that balance, and will continue to evaluate fingerprint and other biometric authentication means moving forward.
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It would also seem to be especially disruptive for an exhibition in which Mr. Hammons carefully selected each piece as well as its placement.
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We have carefully selected the very best deals from the sale, and tracked down discounted Neato robot vacuums, Hisense TVs, Samsung smartphones, and more.
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Today, various strains have been carefully selected for, and are responsible for the wide array of highs the drug is now capable of inducing.
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Eighteen vendors will translate the MUNCHIES ideology to something you can actually eat, carefully selected by same editorial voices that you know and trust.
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That was when Nixon was asked questions by a carefully selected panel of "ordinary citizens," which made him look like he wasn't ducking public scrutiny.
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Once nominees are selected, the winner is determined by the fans, but the nominees are carefully selected by MTV in a process that remains unexplained.
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More from VICE: However, these studies focused on carefully selected individuals, which potentially excludes other kinds of microbes found in more diverse populations of people.
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Investing in a carefully selected mixture of assets can reduce risk for a given level of return, while potentially increasing an individual's long-term gains.
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Because when the heartbreakingly beautiful, surreal, unimaginable experiences do happen, they're even more breathtaking in person than they look behind a carefully selected Instagram filter.
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We've carefully selected the best — all of which have been vetted by our beauty team for their matte finish, comfortable feeling, and ease of use.
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While 7 billion people inhabit the earth, only a chosen 326 million have been carefully selected and are privileged to live in the United States.
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"I think these ranges are very carefully selected," said Bonnie S. Glaser, senior Asia adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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Carefully selected from hundreds of nominations, a panel of judges selected seven individuals to recognize and receive an award today at the Newseum in Washington.
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As it turned out, the sperm bank had sold her sperm not from the man she had carefully selected, but from a completely different donor.
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Who among us isn't at least quietly trying to prove to our friends, with carefully selected vacation photos, that we're actually living our Best Life?
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Jurors for the case had to be extremely carefully selected for impartiality due to Musk&aposs high profile, and numerous jurors had to be dismissed.
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We have carefully selected the best deals on everything from kitchen essential to grooming devices, with big savings available on absolutely loads of great products.
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We have carefully selected the very best deals on headphones, gaming headsets, speakers, and more, with brands like Apple, Sony, Bose, and Logitech on offer.
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Secondly, Trump is hitting Clinton on a carefully selected array of issues that at one point or another will appeal to persuadable voters from all persuasions.
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While it is unclear exactly what caused the problem, that study still concluded that kidney transplantation between "carefully selected" HIV-infected patients was a viable option.
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At the very minimum, we can pre-train very deep convolutional neural networks on near-photorealistic imagery and fine tune it on carefully selected real imagery.
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This was a Big Deal: these carefully selected tunes would set the mood for what would probably be the most magical, special night of our lives.
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John McCain, who released thousands of carefully selected medical records to the media for a few hours during his bid for the 2000 and 2008 nominations.
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Your rug may lie humbly beneath all the carefully selected furniture you pile on top of it, but that doesn't mean its potential should be overlooked.
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That person is your carefully selected maid of honor, and she deserves some credit for helping to transform your nuptial dreams into a wedding day reality.
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"At all times, the government carefully selected the classified information for the Source and were aware of the materials that the Source passed," the documents said.
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A treatment that works on 19 carefully selected participants might not work for a huge cohort of people with different severities of disease or coexisting medical issues.
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And while the name was carefully selected by his royal parents for its historical meaning and connection to the royal family, it also has a musical background.
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The only version of myself I wanted people to see was the carefully selected, highly edited, what I believed to be the most 'flattering' (read: thin) version.
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"Carefully selected materials, mood lighting and technology work together to ensure an aesthetically exclusive travel experience," said the press release Tuesday from the Crystal Cabin Award Association.
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Artworks were carefully selected to ensure that they matched the character of the play's fictional centenarian, who never appears onstage but acts like a back-seat curator.
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At the C.I.A., highly trained and carefully selected agency officers protect its director with a constant presence, even setting up quarters within or near the director's home.
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The publicity matter claims the stray work has been "carefully selected"; but if this is the best of his barrel scrapings, there's not much barrel to scrape.
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Let me lie in the dark, narrow chamber of the scanner with my head braced in place as I listen to a series of carefully selected sound clips.
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"We've crafted Death Wish Coffee, the world's strongest coffee, using carefully selected, perfectly roasted coffee beans to produce a bold, highly caffeinated coffee blend," the company's website states.
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Making and listening to playlists — generally one to three carefully selected songs on repeat — helped me drown out other potentially overwhelming noises when I was out in public.
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The offering would start with "a handful of carefully selected shows, and potentially films" – nothing akin to the scale of the aforementioned platforms – not at first, at least.
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Presidents typically invite carefully selected guests to the annual speech to reflect various policy and political priorities for the year and to honor members of the armed forces.
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According to Rockefeller Center's websites, Pauze, with help from his carefully selected team, spends the year visiting garden centers across the tri-state area, looking for tree candidates.
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The current route, which runs mostly through private land and a very small sliver of federal waterways, was carefully selected because of its minimal impact on sensitive resources.
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Like a curator overseeing a show, Martinez gives readers the sense that each item he incorporates has been carefully selected and thoughtfully juxtaposed with the ones around it.
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Among them, without that check, a president under investigation could install a "carefully selected senior employee who he was confident would terminate or otherwise severely limit" the inquiry.
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Its carefully selected meats, cheeses and produce are delivered from distribution centers like the warehouse in the Bronx and a separate facility in Prince George's County in Maryland.
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I bought the argument sold, via three carefully selected episodes screened for critics, that even a show named for Barr could be about something other than her personal politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This weekend, aided by a host of technological and environmental advances, three carefully-selected elite African athletes will attempt to run the first sub-two hour marathon.
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This same deep love for dogs can be found in all the of real-life compelling characters of the series, who were carefully selected from countless inspiring true stories.
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One of the Müenster-based artist's most attractive assets is his carefully selected color palette, and he considers his "everyday struggle" to be developing the right hues and chromas.
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A new "celeb" on Instagram is an anonymous woman who pushes her face into bread of all types on camera, set to a "carefully-selected pop song," Time reports.
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She added that the understated lines of the structure, rising atop a terraced garden with carefully selected trees and other plants, expressed just what the organizers had hoped for.
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Enjoying the perfect cocktails, the beautifully prepared organic food, the carefully selected wine, and the witty conversation, of course punctuated frequently with disdain or a weak joke about Trump.
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The carefully selected delegates wasted little time in formally re-electing Mr. Abbas as the leader of Fatah, the party that controls the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank.
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The HBO show's carefully selected tracks set the stage for each episode of the super hero drama, keeping us on the edge of our seats from beginning to end.
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We got the message from the adults in our lives, from educational TV, and carefully selected books that pushed the feminist agenda our mothers and grandmothers fought so hard for.
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Sun Saiyin looks squarely at the post-1949 deification of Lu Xun, tracing his popularity to Mao Zedong's proclamation, and the subsequent use of carefully selected works for propaganda purposes.
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Plus, each item is carefully selected to honor The Modist's core mission of uniting women everywhere — regardless of age, belief, or ethnicity — based on their shared interest in dressing beautifully.
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The Farmers and Ranchers Alliance (an organization that can be fairly said to represent conventional-industrial farming) is eager to show you carefully selected videos of pig and dairy farms.
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As the underdog, Mr. Hunt has targeted Mr. Johnson's reluctance to take part in TV debates, his preference for carefully selected interviews and his contradictory — sometimes misleading — statements about Brexit.
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Every four months, it funds and mentors a number of carefully selected start-ups from Egypt and the MENA region, providing them with seed capital and physical hosting at its premises.
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But her students still talk about the incredible beauty of her set-ups, each object carefully selected, individual fruits purchased from the overpriced Balducci's, and arranged to exhibit complex color harmonies.
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Once we all understood the directions, Wong stepped aside, turning on a speaker on top of the fridge with carefully selected background noises and watching us perform the task at hand.
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The images used in each piece have been carefully selected based on their likeness to one another, which allowed Navarro to build backdrops that seamlessly blend together images from multiple sources.
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We have carefully selected a number of deals on toys, beauty products, Amazon devices, and smart home items from the Amazon Cyber Week sale, that would all make fantastic Christmas gifts.
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Sure, it's not quite the Golden Record, Voyager's phonograph record with carefully selected examples of human sound and artistic expression, but it's a creative way to engage people with the mission.
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She recalls a trip where a client mentioned they wanted diversity, and Kelley said she carefully selected a group of 20 influencers from different backgrounds who also met the client's objectives.
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He's also carefully selected hires from some of the industry's edgier, more directional titles — like Anders Christian Madsen from i-D and Olivia Singer from AnOther — who will certainly shake things up.
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Captions diligently point out links between the paintings and carefully selected supporting drawings and sources within specific themes, including skin and the five senses, crime and punishment, and the bound male figure.
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Timing: 225 minutes What we thought: Suppertime's app was intuitive to use and the large images made the restaurant's fare — which it claims comes from only carefully selected vendors — look particularly appealing.
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Marketing teams are trying to build brands for new buildings by aligning them with cool start-ups, fashion legends, and arts and cultural groups carefully selected for the demographic they might attract.
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From those recommendations, I carefully selected a list of just 12 books that seemed the most recommended by our readers and also captured the zeitgeist of the times we are living in.
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"They&aposve been setting the table for decades for this moment, their proxies have been carefully selected and trained in places like Lebanon, obviously, Bahrain, Iraq, Yemen, and Gaza," the person said.
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Let's face it: the carefully-selected samples of the population at pay-to-stay facilities included in the Times article are not likely to engender a great deal of sympathy with the public.
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More than any of those things, though, we love GIFs, and GIFs love the Earth—at least, the ones we carefully selected for this week's Earth Day edition of GIF Six-Pack do.
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The joint DJI-EENA initiative will give carefully selected teams of European pilots access to Phantom, Inspire, and Matric 100 (M100) drones, as well as access to DJI's Zenmuse XT thermal-imaging system.
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Even with all her effort, Miyake acknowledges that competing with China will be tough given that training there starts from an early age and prospective athletes are carefully selected from a large pool.
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"For community health workers to be able make an effective contribution, they must be carefully selected, adequately trained and continuously supported," said Anastacia Kileo, a public health expert at KCMC medical training center.
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Isn't it possible that every list of books and songs is carefully selected to appease the largest possible audience, validating the things were already love, without explicitly showboating for the lowest common denominator?
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Mr Paddock carefully selected a room with a perfect view of the country festival; ostensibly to alert him to police approaching, he had set up cameras in his suite and in the hall outside.
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It said early evidence suggests solar grids can be profitable in Africa as long as the sites are carefully selected, the grids are well designed and the right mix of customers are lined up.
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They even carefully selected language in the app so it wouldn't be triggering – for example, the reminders to eat aren't referenced as "food," which people have hang-ups about (or possibly even eating disorders).
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But then a very carefully selected group of bloggers and press were told they could tweet their reactions Tuesday morning at noon ET, and the response wasn't just positive — it was through the roof.
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Inhofe said those temporary appointees may be more willing to implement Trump's ambitious agenda than more middle-of-the-road picks who have to be carefully selected to survive the Senate's rigorous confirmation process.
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The DoJ's statement alleges that Huawei used code words and carefully selected local partners to conceal its activities in these states in order to avoid international sanctions that are placed on the two countries.
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More importantly, they're men who've shored themselves up, emotionally and professionally, in their respective fortresses, allowing a carefully selected series of lovers into their spaces and having them shooed out when they're no longer wanted.
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" FROM PEN: Patrick Warburton Opens Up About His Classic Seinfeld Role Whitmire believes casting the roles of the Muppets shouldn't be done via auditions, but rather carefully selected "based on a certain level of intuition.
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And in Canada, where it appears safest of all, several studies have demonstrated that in carefully selected populations, there is no difference between the number of babies who die at home or in the hospital.
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The company is rounding up to an even $1 million, with the money going to "carefully selected nonprofits that fight climate change through government advocacy and on-the-ground work," as opposed to offset programs.
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" If you're more of a maximalist, the entry is a space where you can "create drama," said Cheryl Eisen, the founder of the design firm Interior Marketing Group, by "using a few carefully selected elements.
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Listening bars — cafes with high-end audio equipment, where patrons listen to vinyl records, carefully selected by a bartender, from a record library behind the bar — have been an institution in Japan since the 1950s.
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The song is, on one level, about sex, as she sings to a boy about how he will love how she "moves" and "touches" him, carefully selected words that could refer to spiritual or erotic communion.
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Most weeknights, you'll find him managing the endless onslaught of song request slips and filling the time in between rousing renditions of "Santa Monica" and "Anything, Anything" with a carefully selected montage of music video clips.
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In the six months since Harvey Weinstein built his new "dream team" of heavy-hitting lawyers to represent him against sexual assault charges in Manhattan, the movie producer's carefully selected legal cast has completely fallen apart.
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I've carefully selected the best family vacation hotels based on my own experience, along with insights from other families and industry colleagues, plus past traveler reviews and rankings on sites such as Trip Advisor and Booking.com.
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In the early 1970s, Italian distillers, which had long made virtually indistinguishable grappas from mounds of undifferentiated grape pomace — the freshly crushed skins, seeds and pulp — began using the carefully selected pomace of single grape varieties.
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The online shop—appropriately dubbed Martha Stewart Wine Co.—will feature a carefully selected line of wines from around the world, including the lifestyle guru's own favorites that she reaches for first when entertaining family and friends.
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It's quite a sophisticated means of campaigning, really, at a time when so much electioneering is only conducted in front of carefully selected television audiences, at non-debates or through a procession of rapidly weakening sound bites.
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But in the new Ashley Madison cases, Gendre said the scammers are using carefully selected information that appear to be from real Ashley Madison subscribers, and piecing that information into more precisely targeted emails to those individuals.
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The gossip magazines and blogs used to manufacture their own narratives of good and evil, slights and backbiting, weight loss and gain, employing carefully selected paparazzi photos and "sources close to the star" to prove their point.
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The dual layout facilitates better navigation of a three-dimensional timeline which is crammed with carefully selected groups of artifacts illustrating the various points of artistic interchange between inhabitants and new settlers throughout the island's colorful history.
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If everything goes well, carefully selected partnership programmes – an NHS-funded expansion into Essex launched last August, future plans for a training initiative in east London's Tower Hamlets – will hopefully ensure that Reprezent has a bright future ahead.
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The lawsuit may not die immediately: it is not impossible that the carefully selected federal judge in Texas who gets first crack at it would side with the 20 states and the Trump administration to kneecap the ACA.
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Full of crisp, clear cartography of urban areas and virtually uninhabited landscapes around the globe, the "Atlas" is filled with maps of cities and regions at carefully selected scales that give a striking view of the Earth's surface.
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Their account contrasts in several respects with the image presented by three Facebook executives in interviews and statements to Reuters of a carefully selected, skilled workforce that is paid well and has the tools to handle a difficult job.
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The Massachusetts study looked at county-level mortality data in 2001 to 245 (pre-reform) and 2000 to 22008 (post-reform), and compared the changes to carefully selected control groups in other states that had not enacted health reform.
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The new, 43,000-square-foot building, designed by the Paris-based firm Studio KO, will house thousands of articles of clothing and haute couture accessories, all carefully selected by Pierre Bergé, Saint Laurent's partner in business and in life.
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"Royal Caribbean has demonstrably lied to this court and, in so doing, Royal Caribbean has created a false narrative to accompany Royal Caribbean's carefully selected CCTV video upon which Royal Caribbean bases its motion to dismiss," the filing claims.
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"The Met Gala is out of reach for everyone, except the 550 or so people that are carefully selected by Anna Wintour to attend and have $30,000 to spend on a ticket," said Joanna Nikas, an editor for Styles.
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"Royal Caribbean has demonstrably lied to this court and, in so doing, Royal Caribbean has created a false narrative to accompany Royal Caribbean's carefully selected CCTV video upon which Royal Caribbean bases its motion to dismiss," the filing claims.
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Once there, he can, like some twenty-first-century version of Bud Fox in Oliver Stone's Wall Street, stand and see his ship finally coming in—among its stacked containers the one holding his carefully selected, fair trade coffee beans.
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In response, Pyongyang, then having no realistic option to launching certain presumptively gainful forms of armed reprisal, could choose to strike American military forces in the region, and/or certain other carefully selected targets in Japan, Guam or South Korea.
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When patients receiving liver transplants from deceased donors aged 70 to 92 were carefully selected, their three-year survival rate was as high as those receiving livers from "ideal" donors aged 18 to 39, Dr. Segev and his colleagues found.
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It's not that all-new everything doesn't have its appeal, but if we're talking practicality (and closet space), it's more often just a handful of carefully selected items that make all the difference in our ensembles from spring to summer.
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Mr. Goodman seems to have been an early adopter in the affiliate world, and his website lists more than 21.2 "Carefully Selected Resources to Help Improve Your Personal Finances," like picking the right credit card or settling health care debts.
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Cruise ship carefully selected CCTV video, family says Earlier this month, Royal Caribbean's filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, claiming Anello knew the window was open and held his granddaughter out the window before she fell to her death.
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In response, Pyongyang, having no realistic option to launching certain presumptively gainful forms of armed reprisal, could then choose to strike American military forces in the region, and/or certain other carefully selected targets in Japan, Guam or South Korea.
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About 40 percent of them are C.C.P. members; the rest are people of renown from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau carefully selected for their wealth, popularity and political pliability — like movie stars, religious leaders, business tycoons and university presidents.
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Anyway, every Stanley tool I have ever bought is still in good working condition after many years of use, and you can expect the same from the carefully selected tools you'll find in the Stanley 94-248 65-Piece Tool Kit.
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Research has shown that for carefully selected fetuses, surgery before birth rather than after gives the child better odds of being able to walk independently and of avoiding the need for an implanted shunt to prevent fluid buildup in the brain.
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The singer tells PEOPLE that he wants the carefully selected songs on his new record to evoke "summer vibes" and be relatable, much like the songs of Kenny Chesney, whom Lane opened for at a show in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 2017.
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Availability is slated for sometime later this year, and if the white or black finishes aren't doing it for you, Polar will also be selling swappable wrist bands so you can ensure the M600 matches your carefully selected Lululemon running gear.[Polar]
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It was coined in a research proposal from 1956, which imagined that significant progress could be made in getting machines to "solve kinds of problems now reserved for humans…if a carefully selected group of scientists work on it together for a summer".
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Unlike the bombastic soundtracks to "Empire" or "Entourage," which established their flashy entertainment-world settings by bombarding viewers with contemporary (or faux-contemporary) hits, "Atlanta" is meticulous and understated in its deployment of carefully selected songs to build mood and signal authenticity.
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Idiosyncratic touches included a large format photograph of a cowgirl in a leopard print shirt, and a coffee table with secret hatches that opened to reveal two carefully selected books of poetry: "Mountain Echoes" by Jim Whilt and "American Primitive" by Mary Oliver.
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From carefully selected products, to employees that guide customers in projects and workshops led by professionals, CEO Jason Ballard is determined to make his Austin, Texas-based home improvement start-up convey purpose, and separate it from other players in the market.
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" Another populist group, Brand New Congress, is running a carefully selected slate of congressional candidates "like a presidential campaign," requiring them to adhere to a detailed platform that includes positions on everything from "keeping abortion legal and safe" to "returning judicial discretion to judges.
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The plays are recorded live and presented along with excerpts from the post-show discussion among an audience carefully selected to reach beyond the usual theatergoers, who in this deeply divided city (as elsewhere) tend to run whiter, older and wealthier than the overall population.
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One of his first projects was a poll of 300 carefully selected consumers in four regions about imported goods, an idea prompted by the opening in 853 of the St. Lawrence Seaway, which made it possible to ship directly to the Midwest at lower costs.
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The goal is to get 20,000 scans, which is only a fraction of all the vertebrates out there, but they'll have been carefully selected to represent 80 percent of all genera — so you probably won't get multiple robins, for instance, but you will get multiple songbirds.
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The term was coined in a research proposal written in 21 which suggested that significant progress could be made in getting machines to "solve the kinds of problems now reserved for humans…if a carefully selected group of scientists work on it together for a summer".
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How We Use Times Education Articles to Compare Pedagogies in China and the U.S. We introduce students to carefully selected texts from the Education section of The New York Times about early childhood education in different parts of the world, especially the United States and China.
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Maguire has been keeping a low profile in Hollywood since wrapping up Spider-Man 3 — his final outing with the franchise — in 2007, appearing only in a handful of carefully selected projects including 2013's The Great Gatsby and 2015's Pawn Sacrifice, his last film to date.
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Some consumers were outraged when their only choice on a state exchange was a version of an H.M.O. "I went into shock," said Ramon Cinco, a Houston area schoolteacher who carefully selected a policy the year before that provided his family with a wide choice of doctors and hospitals.
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Using this data to create highly targeted push notifications and text messages, for instance, allows candidates to share their opinions on current events in real-time with a carefully selected audience of voters and supporters, as well as to make strong calls to action to drive engagement and conversions.
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"Carefully selected camera angles and video editing of the incident by Arab members of NGOs at the scene at the time, released instantly to the media, practically became judge and jury with accusations of 'cold blooded murder' against the young soldier within hours," wrote Hana Levi Julian in the Jewish Press.
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In just 20 years, the insurgent company — which endorses a smaller stable of carefully selected athletes, like the N.B.A. star Stephen Curry, quarterback Tom Brady, the golfer Jordan Spieth and the baseball star Bryce Harper — has become a considerable thorn in the side of Nike and Adidas in the college marketplace.
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I just couldn't figure out what the right thing to do was: Stick with it and encourage her to get used to this school that her loving parents had carefully selected for her, or take her out and cross our fingers that she wouldn't have the exact same reaction at another school?
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As for the once unknown panelists who chose the organizations, Ms. Montag did not comment directly on the lack of experience of the panel, but said that members of the panel "were carefully selected for their expertise in specific disciplines" and called the process of ranking applicants "extensive, thorough and entirely transparent."
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I wake up, play the same 3 songs (carefully selected for their lack of emotional resonance) on repeat for the 50 minutes it takes to get to work, eat the same sandwich for lunch, go home and watch endless episodes of a TV series I have already seen endless times until I pass out.
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You already know that each year, the publication packs the holiday season to the brim with one sexy, underwear-centric video after the next (in case you missed this morning's, here it is), but what you may not have realized is all of those pieces of lingerie have been carefully selected to tell a very specific story.
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The tone of Honey is set on the album's first track and the set-up single for the project, "Missing U." That carefully selected use of "U" rather than "You" tells the listener there's some debt to Prince to be explored, which Robyn does in the keyboards and synths that cover the beat like a waterfall over rocks.
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"While the Chamber does many things well, it does not have the extensive experience in U.S.-India trade relations that our executive committee members, who have been carefully selected based on their unique expertise and strong government and business relationships, do," a senior person at USIBC told The Hill on Wednesday morning after receiving Donohue's letter.
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Rachel Hauck's diorama-like set, a heightened evocation of one of the American Legion halls in which a teenage Ms. Schreck once delivered prizewinning encomiums to the United States Constitution, includes many carefully selected details: a few carrot-colored banquet chairs; a flag with the insignia of the Legion post in Ms. Schreck's hometown, Wenatchee, Wash.
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To the Editor: Even if Michael R. Bloomberg's apology is genuine and most sincere, it would have been much more credible if he had offered it to a carefully selected group of black and Latino victims of his stop-and-frisk policy instead of to a gathering at the Christian Cultural Center, a black megachurch, in Brooklyn.
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For some, like Vanessa Hudgens, that meant pounds of fringe and crystalized bindis, while stars like Katy Perry opted for a metallic sports bra and a bunny head handbag, and Kylie Jenner simply went with her tried-and-true fare, donning a snakeskin-print bra and mini skirt with some neon purple hair carefully selected from her technicolor wig arsenal.
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Far from dumping the infants on the streets, Johnson heard repeatedly from birth families that they had left children outside carefully selected homes, then set off firecrackers to make sure someone would come outside and find the baby—this subterfuge necessary so that the adopting family would not know who the birth family was, and therefore be unable to identify them to government investigators.
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