In that charged moment, Jane realizes Perry — her friend's husband!
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Berman pioneered a form of social criticism that responded to this charged moment.
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There was also, at least for myself, the sense of a singular, highly charged moment.
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This is an emotionally charged moment for you, and you will want plenty of rest.
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Even after the most thorough rehearsals, timings and emphases can change in a charged moment onstage.
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Even in that weepy, high-charged moment, she knew how history might view this upset — because she agreed.
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Well first of all this is a really charged moment in his early career and in American politics.
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The final test for female candidates this cycle comes amid a particularly charged moment for gender relations in the country.
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It's this charged moment, seeing your fate embodied by a horse and its rider, that has drawn people to the track.
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It's a politically charged moment that is unsubtle in its critique of the narrow-mindedness that finds itself being scared of diversity.
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With their new show City on a Hill, premiering on Showtime on June 16, they're revisiting a charged moment in Boston's history.
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For one charged moment, the well-worn rules governing domination and fear are flipped: Who is to be pitied and who judged?
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Flynn's attorneys realized the peril for their client in that charged moment and asked the judge not to sentence him that day.
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It uses an animated GIF usually featuring a charged moment from a popular film or TV show and, often, with some text overlaid.
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Duane Quam and his Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party challenger Jamie Mahlberg gained some traction online for the apparently charged moment in the local race.
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"This project is [a] way to provide a context for cross-cultural solidarity, which is especially important during this politically charged moment," Liu said.
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Barry Jenkins is opening up about facing a racially charged moment in the weeks leading up to winning the Best Picture Oscar for Moonlight in 2017.
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The most erotically charged moment of the final season of House of Cards arrives during a funeral in episode 4 — a very House of Cards sentence, indeed.
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Some people say that the charged moment before the kiss is the best part, so if you just make that the whole kiss ... it's, like, best-case scenario.
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But they carry symbolic weight at a charged moment, as likely the last visible act the United States will take against Russia before power is transferred in Washington.
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The fourth season, which went live on Netflix on Friday, picks up where that charged moment left off, while also continuing to follow Underwood as he campaigns for re-election.
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Even some Democrats believe that nominating a single, black, unabashedly liberal woman at this racially charged moment — and in the old Confederacy, no less — is nothing less than political suicide.
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In those cases, Professor Banja said, telemedicine technology may not be sensitive enough to pick up nuanced social cues, like body language and tone of voice, in an emotionally charged moment.
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But any Supreme Court resolution of the cases could influence evidence available in a swath of House actions against Trump and would certainly color this politically charged moment in American history.
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It seems certain that Trump will emerge from this highly charged moment with fewer constraints if senior staffers who have tried to keep him within the bounds of presidential custom and the law depart.
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So when Streep's Golden Globe acceptance speech on Sunday became a politically charged moment, it shouldn't come as a surprise — she's long proved herself to be anything but silent when it comes to politics. 1.
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Though no doubt Scovell would have had it otherwise, the fact that "Just the Funny Parts" is landing at such a charged moment — when women are exquisitely, bruisingly fed up — may be a stroke of luck.
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His departure from the presidency is nonetheless a symbolically charged moment for a country that has been under the absolute rule of one family since the revolution — first by revolutionary leader Fidel Castro and, for the last decade, his younger brother.
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Pelosi -- as leader of the House Democrats -- has a chance to potentially reset and turn the page on this politically charged moment for Democrats with her speech before the conference, though she's not the first member of her caucus to address this year's gathering. Rep.
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On a day that set the opening tone for the midterm elections of 2018, voters rejected President Trump, handed Democrats a big win in a swing state in a racially charged moment, and provided hope — however fleeting or fanciful — that they can win back power in Washington.
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"It's encouraging that even in this politically charged moment, Republicans and Democrats have been able to reach a compromise to allow a comprehensive mental health reform bill to pass with major new funding to confront the nation's opioid crisis," said Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut.
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The Weinstein Effect has hit Capitol Hill, and the first politician to be accused of sexual misconduct in this charged moment is a Democrat: News radio anchor Leeann Tweeden on Thursday accused Minnesota Senator Al Franken of kissing and groping her without consent during a USO tour in 24.
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The film includes only incidental tidbits about the students' lives outside the classroom or before their arrival in the Netherlands, although in a charged moment late in the film, Miss Kiet asks Jorj about his life in Syria, where he played football inside the house to avoid what he calls the "bang, bang" outside.
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Published in Hebrew in March, the book has topped Israel's nonfiction best-seller lists for weeks, and has driven a national discussion right at a charged moment: as Israel is observing the 50th anniversary of its victory in the June 1967 Middle East war, and the 50th year of its occupation of the territories where most of the world wants to see the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
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We had come in at a romantically charged moment, so our intrusion was especially unwelcome.
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Coombes (Jonna Wake), to upgrade her husband's funeral plan and offers him a job as an undertaker at the funeral parlour. Halfway and Whitney also move into the flat above the parlour. Halfway angrily confronts Ben over selling him a stolen van and it leads to a charged moment between the pair. Ben accuses Halfway of being attracted to men as well as women, but he denies it.
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He insults Aaron in an homophobic manner. David later apologises for his behaviour which leads to their "most intense" and "charged" moment together - but David stops himself from kissing Aaron and runs away. The storyline reached a turning point as David decides to confide his fears about being gay to the local priest Father Jack Callahan (Andrew James Morley). But writers were quick to add more turmoil to David's sexuality struggle.
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The girls forge a friendship that soon proves more complex than anticipated when the girls unexpectedly experience a sexually charged moment between them. As Yolanda and Mari's feelings reach new depths, their inability to put words to their emotions leads to a web of unspoken jealousy. Mari ends up meeting with a boy from the street for money in their study hideaway. The two girls spend time apart.
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He and Lauren run into each other in the garden and share "a charged moment". The following month, amidst Brad and Terese's marriage struggles and her alcoholism, Brad and Lauren finally admitted their feelings for one another and had sex. The plot began with Brad leaving his home after an argument with Terese. He plans to spend the night at a motel, but realises he has left his wallet at Lauren's place, having been there earlier in the day.
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It's clear that she's done some thinking and when Lloyd suggests a Chinese meal, Jenna hesitatingly agrees. There's a charged moment between Lloyd and Mandy but it's ruined when Mandy gets upset realising that Jenna's not going to turn up for dinner. Lloyd tries to talk to Mandy about their relationship and their near kiss but Mandy is quick to close the conversation down and suggests that it's time she moved out. Lloyd meets up with Jenna.
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I want to create work that reminds us that we share a common environment and that our similarities are greater than our differences. As a choreographer, I am an observer. I try to look honestly at how dancers connect to movement and to the complex web of relationships. For example, I look for stillness, for that charged moment of non-movement and what that means to dancers examining their internal motivations and those of each other.
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69 and was elected from Tarragona.See 1936 Bau entry at the official Cortes service, available here Bau could have boasted a symbolic success, since he was the sole monarchist deputy from all the Levantine provinces, Monserrat Cavaller 2001, p. 53 Shortly after the Frente Popular triumph was declared Bau and Calvo visited the prime minister Portela Valladares urging him to call the military and rule by decree; this was probably the most charged moment in his entire career.
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In August 2015, The Forward received wide attention for reporting from Iran at a charged moment in American politics, as the U.S. Congress was ramping up to a vote on an accord reached the month before to limit Tehran's nuclear ability in return for lifting international oil and financial sanctions. Larry Cohler-Esses was, in the words of The New York Times, "The first journalist from an American Jewish pro-Israel publication to be given an Iranian visa since 1979".
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The paper maintains a left of center editorial stance. In August 2015, The Forward received wide attention for reporting from Iran at a charged moment in American politics, as the U.S. Congress was ramping up to a vote on an accord reached the month before to limit Tehran's nuclear ability in return for lifting international oil and financial sanctions. Assistant Managing Editor Larry Cohler-Esses was, in the words of The New York Times, "The first journalist from an American Jewish pro-Israel publication to be given an Iranian visa since 1979." For a few years, there was also a Russian edition.
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They spotted that Kat has a "smouldering tete-a-tete" with Max and she knows how frustrated he is by his family problems, and he is also seen on the phone at the same time as Kat. They said that Michael donating shirts to Kat's football team and Kat giving baby clothes to Michael were clues, especially as there was an "emotional moment" between them. A "charged moment" between Kat and Ray was noted by the magazine, when she injures herself in the pub's kitchen and he helps her. All five suspects are seen with their phones at the same time Kat ends a call from her mystery lover.
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