I've had some good chapters, had some bad chapters, had some chapters that lasted a little bit longer than I wanted [them] to.
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"Skip the socialism and capitalism chapters, read the democracy chapters," Frum says.
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He gets talked about in some other chapters, but he's only in those chapters.
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While the Pacific Northwest childhood chapters might not hold up to the swelter, triangulation and plotted mystery of the Athens chapters, Milo's New York chapters both fascinate and bemuse.
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There's a tangible difference in the chapters about Blaine and the chapters about Pat Dixon, your husband.
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"Some of the chapters are close to finished, some of the chapters still have technical issues," Mnuchin said.
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The report counted just 72 Ku Klux Klan chapters nationwide in 2017, compared to 130 chapters the previous year.
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The report counted just 143 Ku Klux Klan chapters nationwide in 2017, compared to 130 chapters the previous year.
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He had the first three chapters, two chapters written out fully, and then a chapter that was in bullet point form.
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We've established full chapters in Jersey, DC, LA, Massachusetts, and we have baby chapters in Atlanta, San Francisco, Dallas, and Omaha.
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The biographical anecdotes outlined in the preceding chapters are instrumental in explicating the director's artistic works, which the author addresses in individual chapters.
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While NOW chapters once held a range of positions on prostitution and pornography, their national leadership now claim all their chapters oppose decriminalizing sex work.
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So, while fraternity brothers understand that because there is such terrible behavior from some chapters, which is obviously reported in the media, they do still feel a little bit like they're under siege, because the chapters that are in the headlines represent a minority of chapters overall.
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Every congressional district in the country now has at least two Indivisible chapters, and on Thursday Indivisible launched a new program to mobilize these chapters for elections.
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While later chapters describe Arthur C. Clarke's predictions about the future, early chapters analyze others' predictions about technologies like airplanes, space travel, and nuclear power before their development.
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The chapters that take place on Nilt are comparatively straight-forward and easy to follow, so much so that I've reread the Shis'urna chapters at least three times.
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In "Winter," Nicholson writes two first-person chapters for Gertie as well, chapters that supply additional information or just a new perspective on matters the reader has already witnessed.
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The City was intended as a roaming area to bridge the other chapters, and only one of the other chapters made it to market (and I'll get to it below).
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So Europe should call his bluff by opening the two accession chapters that Mr Erdogan least wants to discuss—chapters 23 and 24, on justice and the rule of law.
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When we're working on the episodes, we read each of the chapters, the chunks of chapters we're working on, and then go back and read them again to actually outline.
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KS: I mean, one of the chapters I wrote, when I wrote a book about AOL in 23, was one of the chapters called The House That Gay People Built, essentially.
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The progressive groups leading these protests -- Indivisible chapters, MoveOn.
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Grace Notes Two chapters in two lives are being lived out in the tidy room on East 28th Street that Andrew Byrnes now calls home — two chapters that are different but entwined.
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We have already fulfilled the opening criteria for many chapters so we think there are many steps to be taken for the opening of those chapters and that is still our expectation.
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It has grown from 4,300 members in 2016 to roughly 50,000 today, with 166 chapters nationwide, not including 57 campus chapters at colleges and high schools, according to a spokesman, Lawrence Dreyfuss.
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It was only when I watched my son start a new chapter in his life that I was reminded of the chapters I missed, and the chapters I will never get to read.
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The first few chapters of The Power didn't have a visceral effect on me the way the first few chapters of Vox did — I found it interesting and engaging, but not physically disturbing.
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One major theme throughout all of the chapters is dreaming.
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I think they ran a couple chapters, a couple excerpts.
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Meanwhile, certain chapters were inspired largely by his real life.
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There are two chapters on how to Tiger parent dogs.
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Company House charts the early chapters of Qatar's petroleum industry.
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Like many organizations, the chapters organize and primarily recruit online.
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Individual chapters address transport, housing, culture, show business and more.
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Across all chapters, the sentences beguile and the story devastates.
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I get a few chapters in and then knock out.
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Many chapters are outdated and do not reflect modern standards.
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Reuters chronicled the "surge" in DSA chapters around the country.
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I checked it out, huffed and sobbed through the chapters.
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After four or five chapters, he never wrote another word.
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More than 150 member chapters have formed around the country.
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Its website boasts 300,000 members across more than 1,000 chapters.
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The chapters on the Times and the Post are excellent.
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The exhibit has three chapters titled memory, consciousness, and dream.
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And the local chapters are fairly loosely structured as well.
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I always look at albums as chapters in my life.
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There are now 36 chapters in the US and Canada.
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I mean, I don't think ... maybe a couple of chapters.
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There were 6,21940 fraternity chapters on about 21909 college campuses.
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I had two chapters in my proposal that I dropped.
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Kwon's ornate language adds a creeping anachronism to the chapters.
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It's been part of many dark chapters in world history.
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In his novels, he keeps the chapters clipped tight, too.
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Rarely are these chapters more than a few hundred words.
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Students for Carbon Dividends, a group with multiple college chapters.
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They'll be broken into chapters, ten minutes long at most.
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In the opening chapters, most people die within three weeks.
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How do you see Arthur Less in the opening chapters?
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Chapters in these books also begin on the RECTO page.
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The chapters vary in length and tone, aesthetics and punchlines.
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I read a few chapters of my book club book.
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"Movies in chapters — I think they are exceptional," says Katzenberg.
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But most chapters in "Richard Nixon" have room to breathe.
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We are now living through another of those dark chapters.
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The chapters bring her father David Carr back to life.
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Often I don't get beyond the first couple of chapters.
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Even local chapters of the American Medical Association supported it.
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The society now has 133 chapters, including one in Nepal.
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Younger Santas from progressive chapters tended to support the change.
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Older members in more conservative chapters tended to oppose it.
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He described it like cutting a book into short chapters.
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When Calloway began selling annotated "chapters" of her book proposal for $5 a pop on Etsy, I purchased each without hesitation (after sharing the first six or so chapters, Calloway abruptly shuttered the shop).
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Austen divided "Pride and Prejudice" into many short chapters, some just a few pages long, and Sittenfeld has followed that format in her much longer book, so that "Eligible" has a full 181 chapters.
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Even if some additional violations went unreported, these bad actors still make up a relatively small percentage of the 5,600 predominantly white chapters and about 10,000 total chapters in the United States and Canada.
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Its content will include "movies in chapters" (longer, scripted stories broken into chapters that are between seven and 10 minutes long), as well as unscripted shows, documentaries and daily hits of news/entertainment/inspiration.
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The marches over the last two years launched local chapters across the country — a loosely organized network of chapters headed by the more prominent national organizers, similar to other large movements of the 21st century.
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Chapters or act breaks that are 7 to 10 minutes long.
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We take turns reading chapters and catching up to each other.
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None of the chapters of my life's direction would have happened.
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Chapters have also popped up in 22014 other cities in Canada.
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Chapters have also popped up in 13 other cities in Canada.
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I played around with chapters, but then it really felt wrong.
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Alas, these and other topics for future chapters will remain unwritten.
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Thoutt allowed Motherboard to post one of his neural network's chapters.
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By November 1923, the WKKK claimed chapters in all 48 states.
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All chapters of Netflix Original Series #theOA launch this Friday. pic.twitter.
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You read the first few chapters of Mr. — Dr. Putnam' book.
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Every chance I got, I would read at least two chapters.
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"I am writing the next chapters and excited for this journey!"
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And those remembrances are opening chapters of history on the league.
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USMCA also raises the bar with binding enforcement for all chapters.
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In short, densely packed chapters, Mr Powers fashions two overlapping stories.
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Today, it has more than 1,100 chapters, in all 50 states.
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NXIVM has chapters throughout the U.S. and in Canada and Mexico.
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You get to choose your own chapters for all four coasters.
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The case also delves into the darkest chapters of American history.
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Women lead 60% of Students for Life chapters nationwide, Hawkins estimates.
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I view my life in distinct chapters of before and after.
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A few chapters later, he advances the expiration date to forty.
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This is a book of brilliant sentences, brilliant paragraphs, brilliant chapters.
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Puzzle your way through 17 chapters of an action-packed story.
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I am writing the next chapters and excited for this journey!
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Divided into 10 brief chapters, it is impressionistic rather than comprehensive.
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The final chapters describe Betsy's afterlife, which includes a disastrous marriage.
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Right now, there are over 350 registered chapters across the country.
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She thought the two chapters were "the same," she told me.
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And much of what DSA chapters have done pretty much conforms
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But the Indivisible chapters are calling for Schumer to do more.
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Then, in October 2015 came the Define American College Chapters program.
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All of the book's chapters on the law crackle with energy.
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Massing's book begins with chapters alternating equitably between the two men.
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I'll illustrate Reich's chapters with three examples: Neanderthals, Europeans and Polynesians.
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All six of the previous chapters were directed by Michael Bay.
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The film's six chapters bring together a posse of big actors.
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Episodes are 20 minutes long, and they contain two chapters each.
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But the story Boot recounts in the concluding chapters is different.
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WIRED: One of my favorite chapters was about a calculus class.
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Chapters have begun to spring up at high schools, as well.
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Volunteers organized into local chapters, held protests and lobbied for legislation.
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So, in this case we've closed out several of the chapters.
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He knew the streets, train stations, leaders scattered throughout the chapters.
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Mariani's chapters on these years sparkle with personalities, anecdotes, and ideas.
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Mr. Montgomery is the subject of one of the book's chapters.
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As in a play, these are story subsections, akin to chapters.
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These members belong to more than 210,2000 local councils, or chapters.
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The group has chapters throughout the United States and Latin America.
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In the final chapters, however, she appears sympathetic to the field.
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She had also written the last 22012 of its 22011 chapters.
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Some of this biography's strongest chapters detail their peripatetic war years.
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I gasped at its final chapters, putting it down to breathe.
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Our darkest chapters are those in which we've closed our borders.
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The war hadn't ended, just those earlier chapters from my 20s.
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However, Chapters 2 and 3 disguise old stories with new faces.
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Though less than 300 pages long, it has nearly 70 chapters.
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Compare this with Carson's six chapters on the preamble: Emphases mine.
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In the short six weeks that SAI has been organizing chapters of Students for Self-Defense, there have been more than 10 chapters started which have resulted in over 300 new students involved with the organization.
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Stephen, naturally, has no access to or investment in this circle, so chapters of his first-person narration alternate with third-person present-tense chapters that are set, confusingly, a year or so before the investigation.
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Eden's own story, told in chapters set 20 years in the past, focuses on her obsessive attempts to have a child and is far more moving than the alternating chapters devoted to her daughter's self-absorbed quest.
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The parties also said they did not want to close any chapters in Turkey's talks on accession to the European Union nor open any new chapters given the state of democracy and human rights in that country.
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And second, Mashable has an exclusive peek at the first two chapters!
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Fisher said she's already shared some chapters with her mother, Connie Stevens.
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Other chapters look at women in comedy and comedy's relationship to politics.
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It organized chapters, research material and word processing, all under one roof.
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And we will tell long-form stories but in ten-minute chapters.
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If you've got ten minutes, I want you to read two chapters.
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Best known for her memoir Six Chapters From My Life Downunder (19553).
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Later chapters on post-war American ambassadorships, including Mr Eisen's own, sag.
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Bump's short chapters draw us in quickly, urgently, like: Come hear this.
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"Better Living Through Criticism" is composed of six chapters and four dialogues.
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A few remaining chapters in the report have yet to be written.
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The series includes chapters devoted to specific platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Musical.
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There is more detail in three chapters that expound upon this summary.
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I tried to see which of the ideas applied across the chapters.
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Other chapters are set on the coasts of Sierra Leone and Guinea.
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Tsabari's work is told in self-contained chapters that resemble short stories.
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She mouths off, so they punish her with chapters of group sex.
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James Agee, James Dickey, Jimmy Carter, and Elvis Presley, these chapters pale
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Whole passages could be moved at will, and chapters or sections reordered.
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Jones doesn't pine for the plague years—the book's most wrenching chapters
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"It wouldn't surprise me if this story had more chapters," Edelman says.
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Those chapters are short, and not a word is out of place.
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Of course, there are a lot of missing chapters to that story.
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I saw my future laid out like the chapters in a book.
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Now the pleasures of evolving chapters are migrating away from the movies.
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They are each hosting representatives from CAIR chapters in their respective states.
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That's why we're rolling out Listen First chapters on campuses across America.
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The seven-year-old conflict has produced nonstop new and horrible chapters.
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But, he said, the chapters relating to market access have been settled.
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Its chapters have appeared in Time, The Atlantic and The New Yorker.
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The ultraconservative group has chapters in several states and claims 80,000 members.
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I was totally confused by the chapters that take place on Shis'urna.
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My records kind of unfurl like chapters of a really long book.
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Dozens of chapters... But there's also a lot still left to write.
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Rosenberg: We'd edit each other's chapters and send them back with notes.
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Who needs 33 chapters when you have forthcoming Female Boss, Tulisa Contostavlos?
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At other times it drifts, sensually, into chapters that resemble prose poems.
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It also has 30 "affiliated 'chapters'" around the country according to Businessweek.
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Today, the organization has 64 chapters in cities from Copenhagen to Cincinnati.
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It had 43 chapters and roughly two dozen campus groups in 2016.
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Wilson's concluding chapters are concerned with repairing our broken connection to food.
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There were chapters formed in Haiti, Canada, New York, Miami, Connecticut, Cuba.
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I think women understand that there are different chapters to our lives.
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I got a couple of chapters in, and I'm like, 'And … done.
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The chapters dealing with Christina's visit are like a novel in miniature.
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So we started launching chapters as well as a virtual membership program.
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He wanted her to write the chapters involving Mercer, the female lead.
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But our show is a novel of 12 chapters over eight years.
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MISHIMA: A LIFE IN FOUR CHAPTERS (1985) Stream on the Criterion Channel.
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That includes operating any chapters or colonies it has in the state.
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Banal Presents is the most succinct and austere of the three chapters.
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His chapters are organized with the pleasing precision of a bento box.
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There were whole chapters on Ted Fujita, the godfather of tornado science.
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Today, Resource Generation has 27 chapters nationwide and 210 full-time employees.
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By 2000, the fraternity had chapters at 11 colleges in four states.
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Two chapters in "Cleanness" recount sexual encounters with unrelenting candor and earnestness.
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Corporate NAWBO has about 9,000 members and 80 chapters across the country.
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They also want to rebuild the group's relationships with its local chapters.
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The chapters were bound in gray boards and tied with black ribbons.
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One of Green The Church's state affiliate chapters is led by Rev.
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The last chapters of The Code trace the emergence of the internet.
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The novel's intricately plotted relationships pay off satisfyingly in its final chapters.
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This book lingers, for several intense chapters, on Kerry's experience in Vietnam.
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The group now has 210 chapters and 103,210 members around the world.
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We were both closing chapters in our lives and starting new ones.
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There are a bunch of exciting new chapters in technology coming ahead.
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Each book has thirty chapters, and Wayside School is thirty stories tall.
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All of those things that Michael and I were fan-fictioning as lost chapters between the chapters, Neil was right there with us either nodding his approval or cocking his head with skepticism, and asking us to reconsider.
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Interspersed with the sections set in Athens are chapters covering Bridey's childhood years spent with her smokejumping uncle, and chapters set in contemporary New York, where Milo has landed a gig at the New School as a visiting writer.
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And then I finish the book by giving three chapters of guidance. Okay.
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The order of the chapters is quite important unlike the other two seasons.
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A prestigious list of scientists, including Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, contributed chapters.
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A prestigious list of scientists, including Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, contributed chapters.
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We all must grow through the transitions between the chapters of our lives.
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By 1920 the UNIA had more than 100,20113 members and 800 chapters worldwide.
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Rory's also there to show Lorelai the first three chapters of the book.
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Divided into chapters, the rooms followed a narrative about the metropolis's conflicting forces.
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So all 13 chapters we have Cliff Notes at the back of it.
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The data-rich chapters come with bright, cheerful looking data-visualizations and illustrations.
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Who would have known back then that my journey had so many chapters.
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Each of the game's 20 chapters moves fast, lasting a few minutes each.
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Maybe every two years, do a three-month thing, do four more chapters.
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I stay on the couch and read two chapters of Into The Woods.
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Other moms joined in and the program quickly had chapters in many cities.
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There's now a book, a podcast, and 50-plus chapters around the country.
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"I'm good at closing chapters," he said, continuing to wipe down the bar.
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The final chapters, in which Ms Inglis escapes the archives, are especially compelling.
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The 'dialogue' in italics in Pax's chapters attempts to translate their eloquent language.
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KW: For each of the chapters, we tried to read a couple textbooks.
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I know some readers who burst into real tears while reading those chapters.
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Chapters are labelled by character, dictating the perspective from which events are told.
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Thus began one of the strangest and most controversial chapters in royal history.
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Since then, however, Angela Merkel has rewritten the final chapters of her chancellorship.
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In one of his most fascinating chapters, however, he stays on the surface.
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But after a couple of chapters, I stopped noticing the poorer anti-aliasing.
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I would like to add chapters about a Latin American liberal, for example.
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Berg: We are one of the few Batala chapters that is all women.
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The remaining chapters will reveal whether the unique value prop of what Kache.
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In his role, Kirk oversees all 77 North American chapters of the fraternity.
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If you go back and look at the chapters again, wow. Wow. Exactly.
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It's an old, old story, with many well-known chapters in evolutionary history.
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Lighthizer said only six chapters had been concluded since talks began in August.
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Divide that book into chapters that represent the key phases of your life.
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Instead he bombards the reader with short, staccato chapters, in rough chronological order.
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The comic includes stained and ripped pages, as well as many missing chapters.
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Currently, the Planned Parenthood chapters in Florida operate without state or national funding.
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That's been my way of moving forward in new chapters of my life.
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Chapters have emerged this year in unlikely states like Montana, Kansas, and Idaho.
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Because we have 10 episodes, we're able to look at it in chapters.
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The chapters alternate between the achievements and disappointments of Sel's and Duquet's descendants.
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One of the chapters in Purple Prose is called "Greedy, confused, and invisible".
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Under the current circumstances, the opening of further negotiating chapters is not conceivable.
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The weekend's La Liga games were rolled out like consecutive chapters on Saturday.
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To date, the chapters have been read almost 1.5 billion times -- yes billion.
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There are also darker chapters of silencing critical journalists, including accusations of murder.
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Dated chapters heighten the tension as spring approaches and college acceptance letters arrive.
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"I saw my life as chapters which fit into their work," says Obara.
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But the notion of unpublished chapters had intrigued historians and scholars for years.
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Two chapters of her new book were written after Donald J. Trump's inauguration.
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Some chapters are pieced together from her notes, and are marked with disclaimers.
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"But they're going to skip five chapters to see how the book ends."
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In some chapters, you double down on work; in others, you step away.
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"Most chapters delight or provoke in some way," our reviewer, Jennifer Senior, writes.
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Some of the hardest chapters were the ones that take place in Iraq.
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The last chapters have more emotional heft than anything Child has written before.
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They were reading from the chapters of Genesis we refer to as Vayera.
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The Resistance group Indivisible says that women have organized most of its chapters.
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There's maybe three chapters of straight-up journalism, and journalism is my background.
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Lucile Hadzihalilovic's Evolution (2015) is referenced in at least five chapters, for instance.
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Other chapters were pieced together from her notes, and are marked with disclaimers.
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The chapters are organized by type of fish: round, flat, flavorful and shellfish.
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The final chapters bring a wrenching twist — beautifully handled — that tests her mettle.
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Close to 20 state chapters provided support to candidates and lobbied state legislatures.
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The chapters in the first section — or movement — are named for chemical elements.
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After "La Scala," the first floor concentrates on dark chapters in our history.
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WikiLeaks obtained and then published draft chapters from the TPP, prompting considerable criticism.
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Or, at any rate, turned them into chapters of the same generational odyssey.
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I read a few chapters of my book before bed at 27:230.
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In the remainder of my stay, I typed out my first three chapters.
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The chapters on climate change and the market are stuffed with similar nuggets.
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Since the election, 11 Solidarity Sunday chapters have opened in New York City.
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Snuggling on the couch, we took turns reading chapters aloud to each other.
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It is trite to cite examples of the darker chapters of Europe's history.
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Indivisible also supports a network of local chapters putting those steps into action.
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Explore the chapters of her life in Paris and in the French countryside.
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Club chapters are named after old-timers like Ted Williams and Lefty O'Doul.
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Other schools have been more guarded about the darkest chapters of their past.
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I imagined the chapters would be discrete, even though the themes would echo.
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In several places, entire union chapters and organizations are helping organize for Sanders.
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Indeed, i09 talks about a statistics company who put this disparity into numbers: she gets over 200 minutes of screen time in 52 episodes, compared to only 12 chapters in the book series (out of 344 total chapters in 6 books).
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Why aren't entire chapters of our national history dedicated to this Pacific Northwest catastrophe?
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Endgame definitively closes a few chapters in the Avengers saga in highly satisfying fashion.
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Having that knowledge added a vibrancy to the melancholy of Ned's chapters on reread.
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I settled on one Title style and then used it for all the chapters.
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Thankful that this chapter of our lives has ended so new chapters can begin.
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We discussed the first three chapters last month, and we've returned for the conclusion.
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Bunchie often has Bible chapters written on his arms or uniform during his games.
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And—in the tale's final chapters—of the company's earnest attempt to redeem itself.
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Some stories had hundreds of chapters, each ending with a coy "To be continued".
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"Prey" is also one of the chapters in Kathleen Hale Is a Crazy Stalker.
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Nzinga said his group has 36 chapters nationwide but declined to reveal membership numbers.
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In any event, Mr Ewing's tale will need a new edition with extra chapters.
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And it's the local chapters that have kept most busy organizing events and campaigns.
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Divided into eight clearly written chapters, it explores how the art market really works.
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Some chapters of heroic labour in the fields or mines echo Socialist Realist doctrine.
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In 2016, she added two more chapters to her best-selling selfie art book.
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Nearly 200 new chapters were created, and in total, over 1,000 new members joined.
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Use "next chapter" and "previous chapter" to jump around (or specify chapters by number).
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We had a deal that was over 150 pages long with seven different chapters.
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T. reads and edits the chapters I just finished and then he makes dinner.
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I have just a few more chapters left of this book for the week.
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We have many chapters in our life, and we actually get to rewrite them.
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In one of the chapters, you talk about the effects on arts and culture.
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It has 17 chapters, each exploring a major theme in domestic or foreign policy.
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Additional chapters will be available on LINE Webtoon every Sunday, beginning on March 27.
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Moms Demand Action has over 20 chapters across the state; we've grown a lot.
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Instead, actively participant in local chapters of a national group or a neighborhood association.
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Financial writers devoted high-profile newspaper stories and even book chapters to Omarova's discoveries.
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"You can't leave out those chapters, just like you can't leave out Chapter 5."
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During the game's next two chapters, the full cast of characters begins to emerge.
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Whether I can keep this enthusiasm up for 34 chapters remains to be seen.
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The Society of the Spectacle consists of 66 short theses divided across nine chapters.
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One of the chapters is about the Summit at Sea cruise ship. Ugh. God.
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Morton addresses those risks across his chapters, noting that geoengineering can indeed go wrong.
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There are about 25,000 Ahmadis in Britain, organised in 150 chapters across the country.
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Chapters of our own lives draw to a close, but then things go on.
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The four central chapters each portray a talented writer who capitulated to the State.
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"I read passages, I read areas, chapters, I don't have the time," Trump said.
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I think actually some of the chapters I wrote earliest ended up getting cut.
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For students, this could mean forming or participating in BridgeUSA chapters or related initiatives.
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The novel's chapters originally appeared online as individual "episodes," each ending with a cliffhanger.
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And, if you get tired of reading, there are several chapters of blank pages.
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And we're both iterators, so we would send chapters back 40 times, maybe more.
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I have also sometimes spoken to individual Federalist Society chapters at various law schools.
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The chapters where that is mentioned, they are not the bulk of the book.
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Only 6 chapters in total have been closed across the seven rounds of talks.
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The leaders represent local chapters with membership ranging from dozens to more than 2900,220006.
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Excerpts from "Under the Hood" appear at the end of the first five chapters.
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In 2018, the Magic Yarn Project's goal is to establish chapters around the world.
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Black nationalist groups surged from 2202 organizations in 2628 to 28500 chapters in 6900.
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The tragicomic chapters about this episode alone are worth the price of the book.
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Guelfenbein narrates this intricate plot in chapters that rotate among Estévez, Husson and Infante.
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Mr. Obama's story also had its Hawaiian (as well as Indonesian and Kenyan) chapters.
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In alternating chapters, two female narrators provide the long, lurid and psychologically complex answer.
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"Uncover the lost chapters of your family history with Ancestry," a voice-over says.
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In addition to astronomy, chapters cover potions, herbology, charms and other Hogwarts curriculum staples.
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Some lives seem predestined to be shaped into stories, and Berlin's contained infinite chapters.
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My book has two chapters about the sexual history of the World Wide Web.
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Some of those pictures appeared in her autobiography, "Vignettes: Chapters From a Life" (2012).
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After that, I took copious notes, and the chapters more or less wrote themselves.
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But the core of "Ten Drugs," the subject of three separate chapters, is opioids.
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Each of the book's chapters were directly plagiarized from other parts of the web.
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One of the more gripping chapters speaks to dance's role in healing and recovery.
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"Movies in Chapters" deliver bigger stories in multiple installments lasting 7-10 minutes each.
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Enforcement has been key: More than 30 chapters have been closed for alcohol violations.
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And all the chapters are short, so you can finish them before you sleep.
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The film doesn't always maintain its revelatory effect, particularly in chapters on thematic ideas.
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All this is told via 181 short chapters, many less than two pages long.
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Certain chapters were added or changed given the circumstances, and what I lived through.
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Indivisible now claims 5,983 local chapters, with at least two in every congressional district.
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He never wrote more than a few chapters of Building a Billion Dollar Company.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, I think, you know, we've always talked about there's multiple chapters.
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Each of the three chapters in Chiron's life is handled by a different actor.
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One of those chapters is in Minnesota, where both Nicole and Shari are members.
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Even the writing style changes for these chapters, becoming less nostalgic and more didactic.
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They're essentially movies that are broken up into several-minute chapters with weekly releases.
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But long chapters of American history have been devoted to presidential deceit at wartime.
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A few chapters in "On Fire" are about things like dogs, hunting and family.
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Readers are challenged to figure out rhyming riddles to unlock the password-protected chapters.
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With this, the narrative shifts gears, abandoning the leisurely pacing of the opening chapters.
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But California chapters of the UDC and Sons of Confederate Veterans remain active today.
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I went back over chapters to make sure I had not missed a word.
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The hall was full of representatives from local chapters — men, women, blacks, whites, Latinos.
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In the opening chapters, Jordan's heroine faces multiple instances of sexual assault and harassment.
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The report's 10 chapters each deal with a different type of social media manipulation.
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It's apparent that many regulating, participating, and leading the global economy skipped these chapters.
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Time passes but the movies have remained structurally consistent, which helps connect the chapters.
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It emerged as a political epithet during the darkest chapters of the French Revolution.
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Beginning in the '90s, you get the lawyers' chapters forming all over the country.
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I attempted it a couple of times but never got past the first chapters.
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Or recent ones that you think could make great chapters in a few years?
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I once uploaded two chapters of a Harry Potter fanfic called The Black Cat.
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Is it a lot better than reading chapters four and five from this textbook?
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Only six of the roughly 30 chapters in the talks have been closed and Canadian officials do not see how the three nations can close the remaining chapters in the next two weeks, a source familiar with Canada's negotiating position told Reuters.
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America's recent wartime history, which includes ugly chapters, should be fully recorded and reckoned with.
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"It would be better to think about amending some chapters of the constitution," he said.
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Their local and national chapters are at the forefront of the battle for abortion rights.
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There are whole book chapters dedicated to describing the impacts of stress and infection risk.
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I love the device of chapters breaks in [Quentin] Tarantino and Lars von Trier's films.
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Since then, Bolden's Flaming Knights have soldiered on without him, establishing chapters across the country.
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Other chapters have been excerpted in his other books and on iTunes or Google Play.
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The overlays are separated into four chapters, each with a different set of art themes.
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And yet, four chapters in, we're knee-deep in a dramatic conspiracy against the Constitution.
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In the meantime, check out a sneak peek of the book's first two chapters below.
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But a few chapters in, Monument Valley starts to expand in new and interesting ways.
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There are whole book chapters dedicated to describing the impacts of stress and infection risk.
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According to an investigation by TechCrunch, the Proud Boys had over 35 functioning regional chapters.
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The Bandidos are a huge, international club with 603 chapters -- 42 of them in Texas.
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Emma said that Jaclyn was the one who connected with local chapters for the tour.
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With over 21 chapters across the country, including nine in Alabama, PFLAG is stretched thin.
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"They have such a strong connection with other girls, even from different chapters," she said.
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Over the course of 10 themed chapters, there are 40 different designs of varying difficulty.
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It's an unfinished story, in which certain chapters are bolder and more complicated than others.
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