I was obsessed with checker-patterned clothing, and for a time I rode a checkered bike, wore checkered Vans, checkered shorts, a checkered shirt and to top it all off, a checkered hat.
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"They've had a checkered history, just like employers have a checkered history," said Joe Mastrosimone, an associate dean at the Washburn University School of Law, who specializes in labor law.
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KOMBOLCHA, Ethiopia (Reuters) - Checkered shirts for American chain Gap.
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Shookus, 37, wore a black checkered skirt and black top.
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He donned velvet, plaid, checkered, bright pink or deep purple.
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Trump already had a checkered past with the black community.
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A thoughtful soul with a checkered past, like rocky road?
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An asymmetric hemline showed off Moore's checkered Sergio Rossi sandals.
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He ran out of gas after taking the checkered flag.
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In his 13th career start, took his first checkered flag.
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So it has something of a checkered history here already.
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Joe Jonas looked edgy in a dark red, checkered suit.
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PACERS: It has a checkered flag, like a race car.
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Look, professional basketball in North Carolina has a checkered history.
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Like many a storied hero, denim has a checkered past.
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But Nolde's checkered biography has been whitewashed over the decades.
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I tend to fall once the checkered flag goes down.
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And a state with a decidedly checkered history on race.
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But despite his philanthropic tendencies, he had a checkered past.
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Susana Martinez (R) Martinez and Trump have a checkered history.
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Can you guess the poolside hottie behind the checkered cheeks?
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The question is whether Syd's past is tragic or criminally checkered.
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Crackdown 3's checkered history means it arrives with some baggage.
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Though the pair have a checkered past, Trump tweeted his support.
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Go ahead and pretend like you don't have a checkered past.
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Despite my checkered history with shorts, I've been wearing them frequently.
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Even in Puerto Rico's popular tourist areas, service is very checkered.
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American unions have a checkered history and are far from perfect.
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Michelle wore a checkered, black and white dress with Converse sneakers.
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Both recovered but it was Kurt who took the checkered flag.
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Before, it had been checkered with battles with drugs and homelessness.
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Woodrow's checkered vest and bow tie were very stylish for 1983.
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The kitchen has checkered floors, stainless-steel appliances and Corian counters.
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Before its recent revival, kava had something of a checkered past.
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A car belonging to her grandson's girlfriend was checkered with bullet holes.
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Click through for what checkered pieces we're shopping in anticipation for spring.
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Larry wore a coordinating blue checkered suit from menswear designer Nick Graham.
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The church has a checkered past, even now, with racism, no question.
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Iverson's career was both storied and checkered, but his legacy is secure.
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A minor external shock, and a major reminder of Argentina's checkered past.
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The checkered flag has been raised and the finish line is near.
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Combined, the failures would leave Stephenson with a checkered legacy at best.
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Logano took the checkered flag and the automatic berth in the Nov.
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Experts disagree on which is worse, a checkered history or no history.
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Given the checkered history of drug-abuse policy, that's no small thing.
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A little green checkered-flag icon appears, and the tachometer turns white.
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Richmond is checkered with bronze and stone tributes to the Lost Cause.
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Daly's past is also checkered with domestic violence and substance abuse issues.
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In ZANU-PF's ever-shifting alliances, Mr. Moyo had a checkered past.
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Wuerl is portrayed as having a checkered record of protecting predator priests.
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But his career as a political consultant has been short and checkered.
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Democracy's record throughout the African continent has been checkered in recent years.
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And isn't her embarrassment and upward revision of his checkered past understandable?
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Arabistan's own checkered past is clear when he holds up his cloak, grinning.
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For the occasion, Winter sported a checkered jumpsuit, which highlighted her slim physique.
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Legend looked dapper in a royal blue, checkered suit with tieless-white shirt.
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Kenseth wound up outside the top 10 by the checkered flag, finishing 15th.
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Henry's checkered court history further underlines startling accusations made against him in March.
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Historically, mental illness has had a checkered history in its pop culture depictions.
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The kitchen floor is a mosaic of different black-and-white checkered patterns.
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Trump's business career was checkered, with frequent bankruptcies and bailouts by his father.
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Croats — dressed in their checkered gear — are particularly passionate about their national teams.
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Unfortunately, the checkered history of manipulation prosecutions has made enforcement authorities gun-shy.
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A purple t-shirt and checkered baseball hat added a pop of color.
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Overall, Republicans are more accepting of a president with a checkered moral past.
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The image is segmented into smaller sections checkered with an array of numbers.
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But none of that excuses adding another sordid pardon to this checkered history.
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Tencent's expansion drive with the WeChat messaging app has had a checkered history.
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As it turns out, Giannulli himself has his own checkered past with college enrollment.
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Purnama, dressed in his signature checkered shirt, met cheering supporters at his campaign headquarters.
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Ms. Williams, for example, owned a yellow two-door Mini with a checkered hardtop.
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BCFS, which has been scrutinized over the conditions at Tornillo, has a checkered history.
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Disney has a checkered past when it comes to depicting any kind of otherness.
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To do that, Gilliland will have to translate early speed into a checkered flag.
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The checkered boxer fought his last bout against Chuck Wepner in June of 1970.
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Considering their checkered past, these agencies can't afford to be embarrassed or discredited further.
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Leopold, who has a checkered reporting past, sent an email to Carr, Mueller's spokesperson .
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But the intense attention to their latest scoop has also resurfaced Leopold's checkered past.
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It's a checkered woven print, and there are two different shades of dark green.
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The Catholic Church already has a checkered record dealing with fascist or totalitarian states.
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His father, John, wore a checkered shirt and a tense expression on his face.
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The Puerto Rico power authority's recent history has been checkered with questionable management decisions.
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But he also knows how unexplainable the route to the checkered flag can be.
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The Philippines has a checkered record when it comes to freedom of the press.
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My checkered past, it turns out, may not be a litany of imprudent decisions.
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Voting is the kind of behavior we should encourage in people with checkered histories.
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New Jersey has a checkered history regarding racial bias among its law enforcement officers.
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Lewis Hamilton has been taught how to wave a checkered flag by Will Smith.
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The kitchen has an eat-in area and A checkered, marble floor that is heated.
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Tallulah, 22, opted for a long black jacket, a sheer matching top and checkered pants.
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Nearby, Rodriguez accompanied his date in a tan suit with a checkered blue shirt underneath.
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He then set off to go change into his trademark checkered shirt and tie outfit.
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Red and white checkered table cloth, paper plates, and plastic utensils are optional but encouraged.
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FINRA's system is not foolproof, but it can help weed out advisors with checkered backgrounds.
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Bernie Sanders has the most checkered history when it comes to paying cities' police bills.
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And, yes, "Weird Al" will also come with his accordion, and classic checkered Vans sneakers.
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Aleph repped the team in a purple and gold jersey and a snazzy checkered hat.
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Race car driver Marco Andretti is preparing to wave the checkered flag on single life.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - In the checkered history of foreign-sino joint ventures, Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.
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I think it's fair to stay that merger of equals have a somewhat checkered history.
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But rumors about the building's checkered past has earned it a reputation for being haunted.
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My personal relationship with alcohol, like that of many baby boomers, has a checkered history.
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She wore a checkered black-and-white dress, a silver cross dangling from her neck.
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He was wearing sweatpants and a checkered shirt and had thick glasses and thick hair.
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They will listen because I have a checkered background and I may say something interesting.
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Albany has a checkered history of sexual harassment complaints, and how they have been handled.
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She wore checkered orange and blue Pucci-like pants from the Versace spring 2019 collection.
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Cardi B appears in a white and black checkered suit with cropped, bright yellow hair.
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Fashion icon Harry Styles wears checkered items pretty frequently — which means we all should too.
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Newman was leading the race on the final lap as they approached the checkered flag.
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But on a morning in early August, she greeted me in a loosefitting checkered dress.
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American women joined the army, too, though their experience exemplifies the checkered career of feminism.
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Despite this checkered past, Nader accrued substantial political influence in the US and Middle East.
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This is known as eugenics and has a particularly checkered history in the United States.
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On another, eight fabric dolls stand side by side in checkered coats and frilly aprons.
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Paramount Pictures Cher: Yellow and white-checkered blazer with matching skirt, a yellow vest over white sweater, white shoes, white knee-high socks, Dionne: Black and white-checkered blazer with matching skirt, a red vest over white sweater, black knee-high socks, black shoes.
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Prior to the passage of the Revenue Act of 1924, taxpayer privacy had a "checkered history".
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But as he's gotten more famous, he's also racked up a bit of a checkered history.
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Shelton, 40, looked relaxed in an orange-and-blue checkered shirt, jeans, and trucker-hat combo.
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Following publication of this checkered family history, an audit of the company's art collection was ordered.
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After 36 hours, whichever team's vehicle has travelled the furthest, will be given the checkered flag.
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But Roscosmos' trepidation over showing the launch was likely rooted in the new spaceport's checkered past.
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In contrast to Abercrombie's checkered past, American Eagle has had some PR wins as of late.
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The marble floor was checkered black and white, and the curtains had prints of Roman statues.
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More than 750 delegates, many wearing checkered longyi or saffron-colored attire, attended the opening ceremony.
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The shoes: The VSCO girl alternates between a trio of shoes: checkered Vans, crocs, and Birkenstocks.
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Here, Rick Springfield made a statement in a red checkered jacket at the 1982 Grammy Awards.
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Both combine Japanese culture and modernity, their traditional checkered pattern juxtaposed with their more futuristic design.
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Herrera also made ballgowns out of checkered fabric like tablecloths, and big fat Yankee bandbox stripes.
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Racing shirts and pants have accents of DayGlo or checkered patterns evoking popular '249s graphic design.
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He nonetheless has a checkered past which includes an arrest for fuel smuggling eight years ago.
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Well, lower your expectations, because In the Aeroskank Over the Checkered Pattern is not well done.
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Then every 1 minute, 30 seconds the next slowest driver is eliminated, until the checkered flag.
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Then every 1 minute, 30 seconds until the checkered flag the new slowest driver is eliminated.
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The Catholic Church in southern Italy has had a checkered history of relations with the mob.
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The two men have had a checkered legislative record since Mr. Murphy became governor in January.
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One hundred and 10 laps later, Sébastian Bourdais (a St. Petersburg resident!) took the checkered flag.
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Tempering the enthusiasm is the checkered history of Brady's understudies after they have left New England.
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The first things that caught my eye were snugly red checkered pieces by Fear of God.
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Wearing a dark checkered sport coat, Curry was all smiles watching another lopsided win without him.
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Even in the post-Soviet era, the country has a checkered record on corruption-related issues.
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Did we mention that Jeremy has glasses and a nice checkered shirt, and that he seems nice?
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Despite its best damage-control efforts, Facebook is still dogged by its checkered past on data privacy.
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Still, a checkered history means many artisanal miners remain reluctant to place their trust in the government.
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When my family took me out to California, I got a pair of red checkered slip-ons.
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The writer, who died Tuesday at 85, had a checkered history with America's foremost Jewish literary magazine.
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Ferguson chose a yellow-and-black checkered suit jacket, whereas Mikita donned floral pants and matching shoes.
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We'll have an order of the sunshine, with a side of wicker basket and red checkered blanket.
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His journey back into contention at a major has been long, checkered and replete with taxing failure.
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The very idea of a first lady with a past as checkered as Mr. Clinton's is incomprehensible.
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In a sport checkered with mantras like "clean living," Jurek sustained his trek on a vegan diet.
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The front door opens to an entrance hall with a traditional checkered black-and-white marble floor.
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The party's leader remains Mr. Maliki, who despite his checkered political past is itching for a comeback.
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Conversion therapy has a checkered history, with the influence of psychiatrist Sigmund Freud casting a long shadow.
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The treatment is controversial — any psychosurgery is, given its checkered history — and the results have been mixed.
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Each new revelation of Bloomberg's checkered past has been met with a round of angry denunciations online.
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Mr. Colting, a native of Sweden, already had a background in publishing, albeit a somewhat checkered one.
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Trump, Taleb has said, is "heavily vaccinated because of his checkered history" — nothing new can shame him.
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Michael T. Flynn, Mr. Trump's pick for national security adviser, has his own checkered past about rules.
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It can be outfitted with checkered, retro-styled seat covers and a couple of different wheel options.
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The front door opens to a long hallway decorated with murals and paved in restored checkered tile.
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But Pranila Chitrakar, 38, whose husband died in the crash, circled back to Captain Sultan's checkered history.
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Kazuki Nakajima had been heading for the checkered flag when he reported a problem with five minutes remaining.
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In actuality, the physical objects were placed atop a shiny checkered pattern and shot with a bright flash.
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As People reported, Mirren, who's 72, sported black boots, wide grey checkered pants, and a long black coat.
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Meanwhile, up-and-coming artists with a checkered history could be barred from ever joining to begin with.
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In the scene, the two sit across from each other at a table covered by a checkered tablecloth.
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Including me; my employment history is best described as "checkered," and I wouldn't have it any other way.
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The company that will buy Toshiba Visual Solutions has a bit of a rumored checkered past as well.
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A high-top bar, checkered floors and vinyl-covered walls are all in the plan for the space.
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The stories about his checkered business past are now merging with very real evidence of a failing campaign.
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Public records indicate that Fred Couch has something of a checkered past, including several arrests for violent offenses.
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It's a checkered-tablecloth family joint with a lively, comforting dining room where the vibes are effortlessly good.
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Shanghai has had a checkered history since its inception as one of the founding teams in the league.
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If the checkered history of lie detection technology reveals anything, it's our desperation for a shortcut to truth.
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Hillary Clinton chose Tim Kaine to be her running mate despite a slightly checkered history on the issue.
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Truex's car was parked on the driveway, the rope line decorated with festive black-and-white-checkered flags.
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Truex ran strong enough in the past year to grab several checkered flags, but something always went awry.
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In the U.S., the financial record of "independent" corporations responsible for key government functions has a checkered past.
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Jay's aunt was his rival, so Kristin starts to investigate the death as well as Jay's checkered past.
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Mark Hunt was perhaps the most successful Oceanic representative in MMA for a while despite his checkered record.
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It's a very traditional place, and a region with a checkered history of tribal infighting and drug smuggling.
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" Trump ignored their checkered relationship on Tuesday night, congratulating the former governor on a "big and conclusive win.
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Every nook and cranny seems to be adorned with gay flags, checkered tablecloths, tequila bottles and Western memorabilia.
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But as it turns out, in the 21st century, the No. 2 pick has had a checkered history.
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Meanwhile, in the background of Chao's Twitter posts is the fact that he has a checkered professional history.
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By the checkered flag at Albert Park, Mercedes, and Wolff, knew it had a fight on its hands.
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On busy nights, hundreds of people pack into the hall, gathering around tables covered with red-checkered tablecloths.
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It has just three tables with checkered tablecloths in the front room and three in the back room.
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This turns out to perfectly match her confidence-challenged character, whose past is checkered with abusive Mr. Wrongs.
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As a country we have a very checkered history of our treatment of anyone not of British ancestry.
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Cayetano explained that Duterte spoke harshly of the United States because of its checkered past in the region.
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The adjoining kitchen is spacious and contemporary, with checkered floors, wood cabinetry and a large glass pendant lamp.
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Nothing to fear here, nor in a black-and-red-checkered chiffon dress with a ruffled bib ($2,350).
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Even with WhatsApp's checkered history, several security experts told Recode they don't think the app is particularly problematic.
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Among the checkered roofs, their shingles torn off in the wind, are the emerald green above-ground pools.
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He is wearing a checkered cowboy shirt, which he has unbuttoned to reveal a white v neck underneath.
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Of course, Hamilton raced the grand prix — and won — but who was there to wave the checkered flag?
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He lost the lead to Hamlin on the final lap, though, and wound up sixth at the checkered flag.
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Instead, his career is one checkered by bold experiments that startle with their daring objectives, if not their consistency.
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Because of different checkered patterns shown on the screen, half of the track looked more elevated than the other.
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But American Airlines has a checkered past when it comes to dealing with allegations of racial and gender discrimination.
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Though only "almost complete", the space features black and white checkered flooring, unique light fixtures and an outdoor area.
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But they still have their own checkered past and a lot of work to do to get things right.
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Sometimes you'll catch me in ripped skinny jeans, light-pink checkered Vans and the team hoodie or T-shirt.
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As details about Eric's checkered past emerged, some in the close-knit Searcher network viewed Eric's disappearance with skepticism.
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This is why the leggings come in a variety of prints, including black-and-white checkered, confetti and camouflage.
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Her checkered, form-fitting dress brushes gently around her knees as she adjusts herself and gets ready to speak.
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I've definitely reached that point when the checkered flag signals all of us to head back into the pits.
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As you know, Nicki's boyfriend has a checkered past ... he's been convicted of first-degree attempted rape and manslaughter.
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The broderie anglaise looks were interrupted by fabrics with brightly colored flowers and light and transparent pink checkered textiles.
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"In Latin America, we have a checkered past, and one that has bred a lot of resentment," Castro said.
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Monson presided over a period of unprecedented openness about his church's checkered history on civil rights, the piece notes.
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I bring up this checkered track record because I wonder if once again our collective reporting isn't fueling misperceptions.
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In all, the race had 27 lead changes featuring 13 drivers before an ecstatic Keselowski took the checkered flag.
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The checkered history is in large part attributable to vague and ill-conceived statutory language dating from the 1920s.
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" Nonetheless, he added, "this is another black mark on what was already a checkered record of delivering for shareholders.
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In each round, the final elimination will occur at the checkered flag, rather than when the time is up.
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Another aspect that Jordan's allies have pointed out is how two of his OSU accusers have a checkered past.
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The move is remarkable considering the NYPD's checkered history with the LGBTQ community, most notably at the Stonewall riots.
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He slicked his hair back for the occasion and proudly wore a fluffy gray-and-white-checkered wool sweater.
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Incognito's checkered career includes fights with teammates and opponents at Nebraska and accusations of dirty play in the pros.
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But then, conventional wisdom has a checkered recent track record: In that regard, Mr. Trump has shown the way.
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Draper&aposs effort to reshape California failedDraper has a somewhat checkered history when it comes to governments and borders.
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Moments later, she discovers that her new beau, Angelo [Taye Diggs], may have a checkered past of his own.
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The crash in Almaty, the latest to befall a former Soviet republic, highlighted the region's checkered air safety history.
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"They were always in religious robes and wearing red-and-white checkered scarves wrapped around their heads," he said.
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If it is aimed solely at disqualifying Mr. Sharif, then there will be no rupture from our checkered past.
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Models also wore plaid dresses, dark colored knits and checkered coats in black, white, maroon orange and mustard yellow.
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Third, we have to be honest about how the US has a checkered past in some of these countries.
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Florence Journal FLORENCE, Italy — The black-and-white checkered floor of the taxi looks a bit like home flooring.
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Biden has a checkered foreign policy past, and his authorization vote for the Iraq War is its blackest mark.
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Michaels, who describes his past as "checkered, " pleaded guilty to several nonviolent federal crimes including mail fraud and securities fraud.
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If I could actually pull off any Fran outfit, it would be her red turtleneck with the Moschino checkered skirt.
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Further, the United States has a checkered track record when it recruits our friends and allies to buy our technologies.
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Spreading out on checkered sheets of graph paper, these "energy field" drawings have an intricate but technical look to them.
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Given his already-checkered history on abortion — he once voted for an amendment to allow states to overturn Roe v.
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The thrice-married candidate's checkered personal history and crude rhetoric flew in the face of the party's religious, conservative image.
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They managed to fix it and get us out on the circuit when literally just the checkered flag came out.
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Yet, there is no interest in the rather checkered history of either of these key players from the prior administration.
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Kurt Busch was running in the top-five on the final lap before wrecking en route to the checkered flag.
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"I was mired in envy," Ozick told me, nervously fondling a napkin and smoothing and resmoothing the checkered burgundy tablecloth.
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It was their worst result since last year's Austrian Grand Prix when neither car made it to the checkered flag.
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Those awesome wheels, which have a checkered surface for better traction, left 25-foot poop trails all over the house.
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Negative interest rates have a checkered track record in spurring lending and boosting business investment and consumer borrowing and spending.
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The all-white color, checkered stitching, and end-to-end box construction turn your bed into a neatly tailored masterpiece.
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In a checkered shirt and horn-rimmed glasses, he projected a mild air, but his voice boomed over the speakers.
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Most importantly, it is the key to ensuring that the checkered history of the Russia collusion case is never repeated.
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Kevin and Nick chose black ensembles, while Joe opted for a checkered gray double-breasted suit over a beige turtleneck.
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People streamed in carrying coolers and lawn chairs, checkered blankets and wineglasses, plasticware full of crackers, melons and deviled eggs.
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Qatar has a checkered history in the fight against eliminating cash that makes its way into the coffers of terrorists.
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Fourteen years in, a health condition flared up, leaving his calendar checkered with days when it was hard to work.
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But if Biden runs, his past will be raked over—and his political record looks increasingly checkered in today's light.
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The checkered dress was a little boxy, but I was impressed that it appeared nearly identical to the photo online.
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Clinton's reputation for candor is checkered, her team hopes the debate might lay bare Mr. Trump's prolific assemblage of falsehoods.
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Now, when her racing career reaches the final checkered flag, Patrick will have a lot more time on her hands.
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A red-sauce Italian menu served at tables with red-checkered cloths is the hallmark of this Little Italy newcomer.
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That checkered, decade-long route to standing behind the movie camera drives some of the antagonism toward him in Russia.
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He was seven years older, wearing a blue, checkered button down and dark jeans, drinking a glass of red wine.
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She wore a Martha Stewart checkered dress, purchased at Ross for its appropriateness for a late-August outdoor wedding ceremony.
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"His reportage often illuminates the personal and commercial machinations that inevitably inform art's checkered past and present," Mr. Rothkopf wrote.
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Then, of course, there's what many parents consider the checkered flag at the end of the childrearing finish line: college.
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Mr. Christie's checkered record on transportation in his home state may be indeed be influencing the opinions of many commuters.
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Visitors get to hike with a llama or two in a small group; a red-checkered picnic lunch is provided.
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The original terrazzo floor was replaced at the time with wood in a checkered pattern typical of Masonic meeting rooms.
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The satellite industry has a checkered past, though, and is littered with high-profile failures like Iridium, GlobalStar, and Teledisc.
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On the Austin course, for instance, the gates featured logos of checkered flags that required MAVLab to reconfigure its code.
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At the bar, Holden and a fellow Suffolk student were joined by a heavyset man in a colorful checkered shirt.
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I also remember a black and white checkered ice bag that was about the size and shape of a tam.
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The royal and the star of Grease and Saturday Night Fever gracefully spun around the checkered floor for about 15 minutes.
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The lovebirds looked elegant as can be — Paulson, 41, in a chunky black turtleneck sweater, tailored grey pants and checkered jacket.
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Despite the fun and bubbles, Simone issues a serious warning to Tess about men who are damaged by their checkered pasts.
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The Joint Security Area, with its cluster of distinctive bright blue buildings, has a checkered history of defections, tension and death.
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But this cancellation is noteworthy since the airline has a checkered safety history, having had multiple crashes in the past decade.
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He emerged as the projection of voters' frustration with Mr Poroshenko's checkered leadership and of their hopes for a better future.
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When the checkered-bloused female gets home, she'll call a sitter for her son and make a reservation: dinner for one.
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Photos and video from the incident show one man in a red checkered shirt punching Kessler as he attempted to flee.
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High-risk pools High-risk pools have long been a favorite tool of Republicans, but they have a very checkered past.
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Additional records show Walker has a checkered history on the road, including a previous traffic collision while driving a school bus.
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His checkered blue and white button-down shirt and and loafers contrast Carroll's high-top, white Nike sneakers and dark jeans.
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Eighteen laps later, Elliott took the green/checkered flag for his first stage victory and first Playoff point of the season.
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I bought a blue-and-white checkered dress and braided my hair, substituting Toto with my own stuffed animal named Puppy.
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However, Patrick's excitement was nothing compared to Stenhouse Jr.'s dad after his son took the checkered flag at Talladega Superspeedway.
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And Google's handling of health care data is a touchy subject, on which its A.I. subsidiary DeepMind has a checkered past.
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The conference was put on by the University of Chicago, which has a checkered history of enabling concentrations of economic power.
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In every photo of me as a little kid, I'm wearing a patterned skirt over a checkered shirt and crazy tights.
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Those ready to fully embrace the pom-pom trend can sport this checkered number when they're fighting the winter blues. 9.
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Yet, to the Nobel Prize committee member, even K.Dot is potentially checkered by the profanity of "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe".
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Mr. Simmons arrived in a black Range Rover, dressed in his usual uniform of checkered shirt, baseball cap and prayer beads.
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ESPN's Outside The Lines ran an investigative documentary trailing Mayweather and one of the subjects which arose was his checkered past.
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Swedish model Elsa Hosk gets an A+ for imagination because she just put a new spin on the classic checkered flag.
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When Herta took the checkered flag at Austin, Steinbrenner became the youngest owner to win a race in the IndyCar Series.
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But Vietnam's secretive, authoritarian government, and its checkered history with human rights and worker protections, can make striking those alliances tricky.
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It presents opportunities for honest reflection about the checkered history of suffrage, and the urgent need to protect voting rights today.
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And neither is someone like former Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis the best person to articulate it, given his own checkered past.
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The incident occurred in Arizona in March 2016 after Winston's first season in the league and added to his checkered reputation.
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Wrapped in a checkered blanket, she writhes around in her makeshift crib, a rice sack attached to the ceiling with rope.
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Add to that the checkered ethnic makeup of the chorus, and the Japanese setting becomes unobtrusive to the point of invisibility.
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Virtually his only qualification was his business career, and a checkered one at that, considering his own brush with personal bankruptcy.
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To avoid a repeat of its checkered history, the company will need to convince investors that it can hit that target.
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A few minutes later, Cherry made a less-than-grand entrance, wearing checkered track pants, a T-shirt and a windbreaker.
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Our checkered past is not ignored in the more recent literature on democratic decline, and I don't mean to suggest otherwise.
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Nascar is also replacing its "green-white-checkered" system used late in races with an "overtime line" that will vary by track.
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Beatty used her time during a hearing that was focused on Facebook's libra cryptocurrency project to emphasize Facebook's checkered past with minorities.
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Mr. Andres's "Checkered Shade" begins with churning figures evocative of Minimalism, though the rippling repetitions go through long, discursive stretches and developments.
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Abidjan, the principal city, swirls with traffic, construction sites are everywhere, and swarms of children in checkered school uniforms crisscross the streets.
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Stone's unique, long-sleeve dress (by Loewe) featured a gold and black turtleneck top fading into a red and black checkered bottom.
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"He jumped out of a black SUV and quickly entered Wynwood Diner in a long checkered T-shirt," a source tells PEOPLE.
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The organizers of the games received 14,599 entries, from which the Harmonized Checkered Emblem by Asao Tokolo was chosen as the winner.
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Charyn's book gives a checkered history of the many interpretations of Dickinson, at times attempting to connect them to her actual biography.
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Normally $237, you can get a queen-sized sheet set in a stylish checkered gray pattern for only $26.99 — a 70% savings.
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That these senators are expressing concern merely suggests what was already true: that Puzder is a controversial nominee with a checkered history.
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Along with a checkered history recognizing the talent of women and people of color, Hollywood has a serious problem highlighting trans talent.
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"I'm out of fuel, guys," Rossi told his crew over the radio moments after taking the checkered flag at the chaotic finish.
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Except for Mr. Trump's checkered business history here, he might have enjoyed strong campaign support from the city's deeply frustrated casino workers.
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Biden will be 78 in January of 2021, when he would assume office if elected, and has a long, checkered legislative record.
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A welterweight bout against Leon Edwards, who Masvidal shares a checkered past with, would be "a good fight to make," White said.
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Zatezalo's tenure as a mining executive is checkered with violations of the same health and safety standards he'll be expected to enforce.
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One has a long and checkered history to examine; the other comes with less baggage (and fewer successes) to take into account.
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Perhaps that was one fitting final stroke of luck for a spacecraft that had survived countless close calls throughout its checkered history.
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But Machado, like Trump himself, is a creature of the celebrity-industrial complex, a dogged self-promoter with a fascinatingly checkered past.
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"Pull your front toe up, get that weight transferred," Korich yelled to Maxine, who adjusted her stance in her checkered Vans shoes.
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In a brief final pitch on Thursday, a prosecutor, Janis Echenberg, urged jurors not to let Mr. Howe's checkered past distract them.
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Those deals, and others, involved a series of transactions with individuals with checkered pasts, deep Kremlin ties and a reputation for corruption.
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Most strikingly, the recent good-guy flood has given established singers with checkered thematic pasts a vibrant framework to shoehorn themselves into.
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Palantir, which was last valued at $20 billion and counts Peter Thiel and the CIA among its investors, has a checkered history.
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Will they be more willing to take a chance on people who have been unemployed for years or have a checkered past?
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Even so, unemployment and poverty have been stubborn problems, and the city's busiest streets are checkered with empty lots and rundown buildings.
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Always on opposite ends of the conservative spectrum, Mr. Seehofer, 68, and Ms. Merkel, 63, nevertheless share a long and checkered history.
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The village, set among rolling hills in southwest Puebla state, now calls to mind the checkered destruction of an aerial bombing campaign.
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But as Alex Ward and Tara Golshan reported for Vox, the story of Biden and Iraq is long, complicated, and arguably checkered.
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Tattoos don't necessarily boast of a past checkered by spanking men for money or shooting speedballs, but in my mind they did.
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However, it gives a more checkered picture of the Iranian attack than previous statements that the US had not suffered any casualties.
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Or maybe, say those mindful of Hollywood's checkered racial history, it is because Mr. Affleck is white and Mr. Parker is black.
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Elsewhere, black and white checkered floors line an open-air central corridor, while bamboo and wrought-iron light fixtures illuminate the property.
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Weldon Berger, Honolulu The public editor's take: Here's a case of applying a little too much haste in describing Petraeus's checkered past.
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Ryan Preece survived a green-white-checkered finish to win the Nascar Xfinity race in Newton, Iowa, for his first career victory.
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Like many at the rally, Mr. Najib wore a white shirt and black trousers, mimicking the colors of the Palestinian checkered scarf.
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Mr. Glenn sought the names under Maryland's Public Information Act, arguing that disclosure would help protect women from operators with checkered safety records.
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In the Instagram, Bobby wears a button-downed, checkered shirt and black slacks as he stands in a garden in Amagansett, New York.
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I went with a simple pinstripe design, but you'll find everything from plaid and checkered patterns to solid essentials like blue and white.
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On Sunday, Winter shared a photo from a friend's birthday celebration, which shows her wearing a checkered jumpsuit that highlighted her small figure.
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As we boarded the dive boat, and prepared for our second dive, Rich filled me in on the Tears of Allah's checkered past.
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Statistics show that many businesses are willing to hire people with a checkered past, providing they understand when and how the problem occurred.
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The problem is that Jedao doesn't remember his wartime experience, and the soldiers under his command despise him for his prior, checkered history.
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He is, after all, so unprecedented: never held office, an outsider to his own party, no organized campaign, and a fairly checkered past.
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Authorities say the parents have a checkered record with law enforcement in the few weeks since first crossing their path on June 26.
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Achleitner's record of installing executives and overseeing the lender has been checkered, said one of the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The actress had her hair styled in cornrows, while Wade looked dapper in a black short suit paired with sneakers and checkered socks.
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Dressed down in skinny leather pants, a checkered shirt and black booties, Heard, 30, was spotted exiting the bash with model Clara Paget.
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For the night out with her son, Silverstone opted for a grey, lightly-checkered pantsuit with a black turtleneck and matching black heels.
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For its part, Qatar has a checkered history in the fight against eliminating cash that makes its way into the coffers of terrorists.
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True to his reputation, he appeared in court wearing a purple and white checkered shirt, along with a tie knitted from multicolored yarn.
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The Euro 2016 finals started out with pace and style, as France launched an aggressive attack, checkered with (surprisingly) an enthralling Portugal's counter.
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Regardless, of Tilikum's checkered life at SeaWorld, the park says the whale has left a positive mark on countless staff members and guests.
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Citing the regime's treatment of the Cuban people is puzzling, considering Trump has previously praised other countries and leaders with similarly checkered histories.
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He was a portly man of 153 who wore a long white robe and covered his head with a schmag, or checkered cloth.
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On social media, two former members of 'NSync, Lance Bass and Mr. Timberlake, expressed sorrow but also alluded to Mr. Pearlman's checkered past.
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Russia are heavily dependent on game-changing saves by veteran goalkeeper and captain Igor Akinfeev, who has a checkered history in international matches.
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Keeping up the stream of adorable pics, yesterday Beckham posted a photo of two checkered Vans, most likely worn by Moretz and himself.
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Stuart has his own checkered past, as does the building manager for his apartment (Taylor Schilling), a recovering alcoholic and new romantic interest.
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But the announcement on Thursday amounted to a significant setback in cooperative agreements that have had a checkered history since the Reagan administration.
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Like most recent American wars, the battle against the coronavirus is already checkered by the immense incompetence of the administration that launched it.
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The Woody costume includes the character's famous checkered shirt and faux cowhide vest, along with a red bandana and a mini cowboy hat.
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But singer Frank Ocean wasn't adhering to traditional formalities, donning a pair of black and white checkered Vans for his first state dinner.
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As she looked through the sweaters and long-sleeve shirts, she noticed a volunteer wearing a red-checkered flannel shirt and complimented it.
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Stewart attended the world premiere for Café Society in a gown and heels, then changed into checkered sneakers for the formal dinner afterward.
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The checkered Photoshop pattern appears on a blanket that's draped across a figure's entire body; it's like a request for anonymity or deletion.
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The actor had changed out of his tux and into a checkered shirt, a light jacket and his trademark cap drawn over his eyes.
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In a different context, I'd be willing to engage discussions about allowing people to move beyond a checkered past, even if it included racism.
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Cohen's checkered history in the taxi business resulted in the state filing several tax liens against him and his business associates earlier this month.
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At 25 or so feet tall, each cube, checkered with a red metal beams lattice, looked like a shipping crate for a T. rex.
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The rapper slipped on black and white checkered Vans sneakers to the POTUS-hosted black-tie event honoring Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and Mrs.
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The corresponding logo for the Paralympic Games uses the same checkered pattern, but it's arranged as an orb, rather than a wreath-shaped ring.
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The dash to the checkered flag came down to Truex and Hamlin, with Hamlin winning in a photo finish, the closest in 500 history.
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Many companies have a checkered past when it comes to protecting children's privacy, especially as toys and games for kids have increasingly moved online.
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The actress had her hair styled in cornrows and Wade, 37, looked dapper in a black short suit paired with sneakers and checkered socks.
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We asked Bullock to take us behind-the-scenes of one of the most anticipated sequels in the long and checkered history of sequels.
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The cast, which includes Dakota Johnson, Jeff Bridges, Chris Hemsworth, Cynthia Erivo, and Nick Offerman alongside Hamm and his checkered jacket, is all-star.
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Achleitner's record of installing board members and overseeing the bank has been checkered, said one of the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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In 1860, a minister's son named Milton Bradley developed his own version of the Mansion of Happiness, known as The Checkered Game of Life.
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This particularly European form of motorsport encourages smashing, bashing and flipping cars, and most of them are a mangled heap at the checkered flag.
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The Botramkot is a red-white checkered caravan from the 60s that's dragged out of storage once a year for the ten-day event.
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The monarchy has a checkered history of human rights abuses, and has in recent years cracked down on activists, protesters, and perceived political enemies.
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As I arrived in Burbank, there was already a sea of fellow leather jackets and checkered and plaid shirts sitting in the Warner Bros.
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Credit... DONNA, Texas — Two giant construction cranes tower over harvested sugar cane fields, topped by a pair of checkered flags flapping in the wind.
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An elite unit called the Flying Squad has been assigned to investigate, but it has a checkered reputation itself, suspected of many unlawful deaths.
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Gone were the heated interruptions, the name-calling, and, most remarkably given Mr. Trump's advantage, the wave of attacks about his checkered business history.
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At precisely that moment, a tall and broad-shouldered man in a blue blazer and checkered pants emerged in the back of the sanctuary.
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The unit has a private elevator landing that opens to a stately gallery with a black-and-white checkered floor and a powder room.
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One reason is the most famous foreigner to play here: Manny Ramirez, a player with a stellar, though checkered career in the United States.
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Foisting teachers with checkered pasts or bottom-of-the-barrel skills on these students makes their path out of poverty only a steeper climb.
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Only the next morning did we realize that the eastern face of the hotel was checkered with boarded-up windows from years of shelling.
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Yet you can still feed giraffes and baby elephants from within the city limits and see Maasai warriors ordering lattes in red-checkered blankets.
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The crash of the Bek Air plane, the latest aviation catastrophe to befall a former Soviet republic, highlighted the region's checkered air safety history.
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He pulls his large hands from the pockets of his checkered chef's pants and wishes he'd had a chance to change into something sharp.
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Mr. Trump's properties, which he and his family continue to operate, have a long history of serving as home to people with checkered pasts.
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Or how about the Qatar Investment Authority, which is backed by a country with its own checkered human rights record and support for terrorism?
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After idling for a moment, the blue-and-white checkered jet exploded down the runway and went screaming into the restricted airspace around Kennedy.
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The checkered shirts were first popularized by his predecessor as city governor, Joko Widodo, who became president of the world's third-largest democracy in 2014.
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Nick Cannon thinks there's a double standard in Hollywood when it comes to actors with checkered pasts ... and it favors white guys over black guys.
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While Horn rocked a black leather jacket and checkered shoes, Simone chose black pants and a blue top with a fun pattern for the outing.
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Elliott was able to get by to take the green and white checkered flag to take the stage win, while Busch was relegated to second.
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Concern over GitHub's management in the future, along with Microsoft's checkered past with open source, might be the biggest hurdle the company has to overcome.
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Park didn't provide a target date for the smartwatch's unveiling, let alone a release date, which isn't reassuring given the product's (rumored) checkered development history.
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This impressive achievement came 2450 years after the Ford GT200 Mark II, the predecessor to the 2017 GT, took the same checkered flag in 1966.
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It's a checkered ring designed by Asao Tokolo, a Japanese artist known for his geometric, black-and-white, almost Keith Haring-like works of art.
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"You're a lion," the elated team told him over the radio at the checkered flag as they celebrated Ferrari's first win in Britain since 2011.
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And if we would like to wear a dungarees, a rainbow dress, a moustache, a bow-tie, purple earrings, or a checkered blouse we will.
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Ryder kept things casual in a pink button-down shirt and black pants, while Wyatt wore a grey checkered suit with blue shirt and tie.
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Informants in Syria then spotted an Iraqi man wearing a checkered headdress in an Idlib marketplace and recognized him from a photograph, the official said.
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Bailey will stay on as chief creative officer and as president, overseeing all elements of the brand known for its trench coats and checkered print.
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The element has a checkered history: a 1999 claim to have made it was retracted two years later amid accusations that data had been falsified.
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While watching competitors in running, heavy weights, solo piping, light field, and solo dance, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip got cozy under a checkered blanket.
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The writer/director attended a UK junket to promote his new movie, and dressed in a checkered shirt and a red jacket for the occasion.
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Just like Kate, Diana also loved to recycle her favorite styles — Diana wore the red-checkered coat a third time to an event in 1992.
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So maybe he thought this was a situation like the '90s, where hip-hop artists come with a checkered past, and that informs their art.
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By way of warning where all this might lead, Mr Mchangama takes a glimpse at the checkered history of freedom in the historically Christian West.
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The menu is a throwback to retro Italian dining and the décor follows suit, with its dark paneled walls, checkered tablecloths, and plastic floral arrangements.
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The new design is called Harmonized Checkered Emblem—catchy, guys, I like it—and its design is built up of three different indigo blue quadrilaterals.
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In Samah district next door to Zahra, 62-year-old Talal Selim was dragging a red checkered bag through the dust in search of food.
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Others, however, think the deal may well usher in a new era of private investment in publicly equities, or PIPE deals, despite their checkered history.
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The dome on top is also removable, revealing a miniature version of the rotunda inside, complete with columns, a checkered tile floor, and eight statues.
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On top, a checkered blazer over a cardigan and a white dress shirt open to the fourth button; below, salmon pants and bright white sneakers.
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Wearing black Dr. Martens boots, checkered pants, and a black beanie paired with a denim jacket, the YouTube star stepped out with four unidentified pals.
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Leaning forward in his chair, the balls of his feet pressing against the checkered tile floor, he recounted the story of a boy he adored.
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Like we've told you, Nicki isn't fazed by Kenneth's checkered past ... as we're told, she and Kenneth have already discussed having babies and getting hitched.
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Bankers are drawing a distinction between deals that suffered due to market turbulence and those with checkered credit stories, which will be harder to place.
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"Thanksgiving looks," he wrote alongside a photo that showed Dream wearing a white cardigan with a black shirt, checkered pants and a pair of sneakers.
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The committee in Oslo, Norway, that awards the prize has a somewhat checkered history — at times recognizing worthy recipients and at other times, dubious ones.
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The eatery, which seats 120, is a mash-up of red and white checkered tablecloths and modernist murals and paintings from friends of Mr. Alefantis.
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More than a year has passed since Mr. Trump announced his candidacy, and the media has begun to chip away at his checkered business record.
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Performance data has been a thorny subject and often a source of suspicion in a sport which has suffered a checkered history of doping scandals.
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I probably could have chosen one size smaller, but the hem hit in the right place, and I liked the brown-and-white checkered pattern.
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Whether supplement advice comes anecdotally from friends or stems from the findings of a scientific study, the checkered history of benefits and risks suggests caution.
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Other Russian rockets ferrying goods aloft in recent years have had a checkered record, including the Progress, which is almost identical to the Soyuz rocket.
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When she had drunk the faintly sugared last sip, she put down her cup and changed into jeans, busted-out shoes, and a checkered blouse.
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But it wasn't stock car racing's two best-known names — Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Richard Petty — who took the checkered flag and finished runner-up.
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You have to go back to the final Formula One grand prix of 2012, in Brazil, for the last time McLaren took the checkered flag.
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She paired the high-waisted shorts with a sparkly yellow-and-brown checkered knit sweater and a white button-down blouse from the same designer.
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Judge John Hodgman Ryan writes: I often wear checkered Vans slip-ons while running errands, and my wife decided to get the exact same pair.
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In the first debate, Gabbard, who has a checkered history over gay rights from her earliest days in politics, was asked about her own record.
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Flaws in the plan However, using someone with Singer's checkered history as the focal point of these sting phone calls did not always go smoothly.
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Despite his weak record of late and his checkered off-the-field reputation, Harvey might still draw interest from other teams if he is released.
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Yet as his funeral service was underway in Nairobi, Mr. Moi's checkered rule and the different Kenya he could have shaped came into sharp focus.
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I shower, throw on a black jumpsuit and checkered Vans, and walk to the market to buy a pack of cigarettes (I know, I know).
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As Hamlin took the checkered flag, 42-year-old Newman had to be rescued from his car following a terrifying crash during the final lap.
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A future female being with an elongated Alien-esque head lies with her four legs spread across a checkered floor while gazing at the viewer.
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On Sunday, Kyle Miyata Larson won his first Sprint Cup Series victory by taking the checkered flag at the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway.
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Dressed in a black and white checkered dress with matching black and white sunglasses, the rapper sported close-cropped blonde hair while sticking her tongue out.
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We haven&apost crossed that finish line yet, but we can see the checkered flag from here, and we&aposre ready to tear up some dirt.
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Last weekend, she headed out in the extreme cold wearing an unbuttoned maroon coat with a matching sweater, checkered pants and white-framed cat-eye sunglasses.
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Canadian supermodel Winnie Harlow waved the checkered flag at the end of lap 69 of a scheduled 70, throwing race leader Sebastian Vettel for a loop.
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The $20 billion corporation Monsanto, which brought the world the sweeteners saccharin and aspartame, boasts versatile chemical production, a checkered past, and a highly controversial present.
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Other countries that were also part of the Soviet Union — those in the Caucasus which include Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia — have a checkered relationship with Russia.
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Even the drivers who beat him to the checkered flag acknowledged that Kevin Harvick had the fastest car in Sunday's Gander Outdoors 400 at Pocono Raceway.
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There are currently 268 country flag emojis, according to Emojipedia's blog, along with some fun ones thrown in like a checkered flag and a pirate flag.
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One man wears a red-checkered dress shirt, another a star-spangled black-and-white tee with detroit stretched out across the chest, like a banner.
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The man, who was wearing a light blue checkered shirt and had a little American flag, was apparently the same person who also reportedly heckled Trump.
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The tough and weather-proof checkered shopping bag is a common sight in China, and have become somewhat synonymous with Chinese travellers schlepping their belonging crosscountry.
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He gladly collect the checkered flag, climbed in his dad race-winning car and waved the flag out the window as Harvick drove to victory lane. .
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK I've watched a grown man in a blue-and-white checkered suit dive headfirst into a puddle of mud.
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Biden is convinced that this kind of stuff is what transformed him from a Democrat with a checkered past into "Uncle Joe" of the Obama administration.
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"This isn't the checkered flag to industry to irresponsibly develop robot cars that we had feared," John Simpson, the group's privacy director, said in a statement.
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In addition to formal living and dining rooms, common areas include a library, a family room and a latticework sitting room with a checkered marble floor.
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Incognito has a checkered history, including the infamous Dolphins bullying scandal, and many in the NFL world were not surprised by the penalty in Week 5.
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In a collection rich in vibrant colors and patterns, Beckham stuck to her signature silhouette of fitted skirt suits, which were checkered, and wide-leg trousers.
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His mother, Granny (Dana Snyder), is everything you don't want your own mother to be and has a past that is checkered, to say the least.
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The wood floors in the kitchen are painted with a checkered pattern in dark green and white, matching dark-green cabinets and empress-green marble countertops.
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He's twenty-eight, with three-day stubble, a cowboy hat, half-unbuttoned checkered shirt, and suspenders: A pleasing mix of Bavarian-style gentleman farmer and hipster.
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Baseball cap, red checkered shirt, week's worth of stubble, khaki pants, camouflage backpack, sturdy shoes and a long black carrying case presumably containing a hunting bow.
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With an eye toward my profession's checkered history, our psychiatric expertise must remain completely apolitical as we continue to treat mental illness across this great country.
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Then there was the photo she posted of herself as a little girl among autumn leaves, wearing a checkered skirt, pink leotard and green high-tops.
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"What do you think of all this?" asked an older man with a thick beard and a traditional red-checkered headdress sitting in front of me.
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Cameron, 26, appeared more casual in light denim jeans (rolled at the cuff), and a short-sleeve light blue button-down shirt with a checkered pattern.
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He was winless in 46 races, a drought that dated to the 2017 season, while his Gibbs teammates Truex and Busch were enjoying regular checkered flags.
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TACKLE CLADY CALLS IT A CAREER Ryan Clady, the talented and towering tackle whose nine-year N.F.L. career was checkered with injuries, is retiring from football.
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But now, as tempers flare around the country over Confederate monuments and what they stand for, the Lees are grappling anew with the general's checkered legacy.
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Too many Europeans had reservations about having a predominantly Muslim state, with porous and volatile borders and a checkered human rights record, come inside the tent.
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From luxury to racing Given Aston Martin's checkered 106-year record, which includes several bankruptcy filings, investors may think Stroll has been handed a poisoned chalice.
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Others have marched down into La Paz carrying the colorful Wiphala - a checkered flag symbolic of Andean ethnic groups - to pressure conservative caretaker President Jeanine Anez.
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But a report from The Huffington Post published today laid out Bloomberg's checkered record on tackling lead poisoning during his tenure as New York City's mayor.
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Uber has a checkered history with the harassment of women within its corporate ranks, one reason Khosrowshahi was brought in to replace former boss Travis Kalanick.
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That announcement marked the first time that the F-35 had been used in an actual combat situation -- a significant moment given the program's checkered past.
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Near Purnama's campaign headquarters, the red, white and dark blue checkered shirts cost up to 170,000 rupiah ($13) and have recently been selling fast at street stalls.
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But it has a checkered air safety history and suffered three fatal commercial air crashes in 2010 that claimed 185 lives, according to the Aviation Safety Network.
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The musician, 29, also opted for a monochromatic ensemble, wearing a black shirt with a pair of matching trousers with a sporty checkered pattern on the side.
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Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker's brief tenure has unleashed a torrent of criticism and legal challenges over his scant qualifications, checkered resume, and outspoken attacks on Mueller.
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She wore a black oversize studded furry coat (it's her new signature) and black baseball cap with tan leather pants and a checkered brown Louis Vuitton purse.
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It wasn't immediately clear why Trump lashed out at Cuban, seemingly without provocation, but the two billionaires have a lengthy and checkered history of exchanging trash talk.
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Dodik has had a checkered role in the violent history of Bosnia-Herzegovina, whose civil war claimed an estimated 100,000 lives over three and a half years.
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The cocktails are inventive and the space is moody and sultry, with crimson red walls and accents, dark wood, a checkered floor, and stunning crystal, of course.
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You walk to the end of the aisle just in time to see several bottles of soda bounce once, twice, before rolling across the checkered tile floor.
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There was the time Kardashian defended Jeffree Star, a makeup artist with a checkered past and countless other times and incidents where she was accused of appropriation.
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Craig was dressed in jeans, a checkered button down shirt, a black leather jacket, sunglasses and a baseball hat as he made his way through the airport.
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The star first appeared in the Off-White Ready to Wear fashion show, wearing a revealing gray and yellow checkered ensemble that showed off Hadid's toned physique.
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Diana took the hand of John Travolta, star of Grease and Saturday Night Fever, and the pair gracefully spun around the checkered floor for nearly 30 minutes.
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Elliott knows that feeling, having been in the lead and two laps shy of the checkered flag a week earlier at Martinsville before getting wrecked by Hamlin.
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" In Marvel Comics, Cage is an impervious, super strong hero that eventually escapes a checkered past to become a member of "The Avengers" and "Heroes for Hire.
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He is a woke king, with his own checkered past that includes gang affiliations and a prison stint that took him away from his wife and children.
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Teresa made 12 cents an hour wiping down tables in the dining room where she wore a white button-down shirt and black-and-white checkered pants.
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Fifty-one-year-old Thiel, meanwhile, has faced a checkered reception as a tech visionary and superstar investor, but also a backer of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Missile defense spending has been one of the most contentious fights over the Pentagon budget, as efforts to shoot down incoming missiles have a checkered track record.
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More specifically, why is Donald Trump, a B-list celebrity with a checkered past and no history of public service, now the nominee of a major party?
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In the tournament final, Horiguchi met Shintaro Ishiwatari and despite a long, checkered, and decision-victory filled record, Ishiwatari had a good idea of what to do.
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Meanwhile Major League Baseball, given its checkered past with gambling, is also working to have a hand in shaping state laws so that safeguards are in place.
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Surrounded by family and supporters, she wore a black and white checkered kaffiyeh, a Palestinian national symbol, draped across her shoulders beneath her trademark unruly blonde mane.
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The first task was to buy a black-and-white checkered blanket, then visit a local leper colony and donate it to the first person I saw.
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The pops of color came from bright checkered ottomans and orange and neon-green throw pillows, but it didn't seem to be decorated with children in mind.
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Yet they knew nothing about the limo's failed inspections or about its owner, a man with a checkered history, including a past life as a government informant.
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He backed Dillon in the No. 3 car that last took the checkered flag with Earnhardt Sr. driving at Talladega in 2000, four months before he died.
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It is holding talks around the city about the work and turning the lens on its own checkered racial past with an exhibition at the opera house.
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From the moment the checkered flag marked the end of the 2803 season in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, Formula One immediately shifted its focus to the future.
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The elder Tiah has a checkered business history, including securities laws violations and false statements to the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange, according to the Malaysia's Securities Commission.
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ProPublica published an investigation earlier this year into the checkered history of global offset projects that have failed to produce the planet-saving results they had promised.
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This checkered past, combined with its bizarre characteristics — duckbill, swan neck as long as its body, sickle-shaped toe claw — left some paleontologists dubious about its authenticity.
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Warriors veterans Andrew Bogut, Shaun Livingston, and Andre Iguodala have checkered injury histories, but all were healthy during their team's title run; Iguodala even won Finals MVP.
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As we reported ... Morgan came clean about his checkered past that included an accusation of rape and paying off a former female assistant following sexual harassment allegations.
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Will Smith has been teaching Lewis Hamilton the trick to waving the checkered flag, and it appears the five-time Formula 1 champion is a fast learner.
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In New Jersey's Third District, Democrats are running someone who has been unemployed for the past six years and has a checkered history of failed debt payments.
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She entered the lobby from the scorching Maltese sun wearing her green and white checkered silk scarf and white wide-brimmed hat with affirmation and slight disinterest.
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The other non-top-21998 one was a 213th-place finish at Auto Club Speedway in California — a long day nursing an "off" car to the checkered flag.
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Given Trump's well-documented checkered record with the workers who have been part of his own real estate projects, this should not come as much of a surprise.
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And Busch got maximum points in the victory, winning all three stages along the way to taking the checkered flag at the finish for his 47th Cup victory.
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Even in light of that checkered history, director Fergal Reilly said "Angry Birds" could be defy the trend because of the approach the producers took making the movie.
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Quinoa has had a checkered history in the United States, even being called a "curse" after past efforts to grow it here failed for one reason or another.
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The flag carrier for Egypt has a checkered safety record, having been the victim of no fewer than eight hijackings, according to the Aviation Safety Network's safety database.
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In other words, I already distrust a lot of what I see or read on Facebook and mostly because of Facebook's checkered history as a source for news.
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The two-time Super Bowl champion's checkered past includes: • In 2011, he pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct with a teenaged girl and was sentenced to six years probation.
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The 24-year-old pop star was decked out like a human taxi cab in bright yellow checkered sweatpants, a black sweatshirt and a dark helmet to match.
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We live in an era checkered with gun violence, overwhelmingly committed by men with histories of instability, using weapons that no ordinary citizen could possibly have need for.
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The L.A. Clippers star, 28, also kept things casual in a pair of ripped jeans, tan Chukka boots, a grey shirt, and a blue and white checkered flannel.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeWatch the behind-the-scenes footage of any effects-laden blockbuster film and you'll see actors running around in checkered body suits.
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Mr. Hernández cut a striking figure among the former rebel leaders, appearing before reporters wearing dark sunglasses and a checkered scarf similar to those worn by Palestinian rebels.
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While the company has been trying to pivot from its checkered past and some employees are trying to reform its toxic work culture, Uber simultaneously has other problems.
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Guests are greeted by a buzzing and friendly waitstaff before being squeezed into cozy red leather booths and wooden chairs, marked by checkered table cloths and tiled floors.
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It was a similar multi-manufacturer display directly atop the Kansas scoring pylon with Keselowski's Ford leading Chevrolet's Alex Bowman and Toyota's Erik Jones to the checkered flag.
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ThorSport has won the last two Gander Outdoors Truck Series events at Eldora Speedway, with Matt Crafton winning in 2017 and Briscoe taking the checkered flag last year.
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North Korea's missiles have seldom worked on the first try, but a string of five successive failures with the Musudan was unusual even by the country's checkered standards.
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But even with the regional centers in place, EB-5 didn't prove to be a major draw for foreign investors, and what interest it did attract was checkered.
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He got rich betting on the collapse of the subprime housing market by shorting some of the bonds backed by mortgages issued to consumers with checkered credit histories.
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While Suzuki had hard losses to Bas Rutten and Masakatsu Funaki, and continued to suffer injuries as his record became more checkered, he was simply wonderful to watch.
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Mr. Netanyahu sees in the governments of Central Europe potential defenders within the European Union who could help dampen pressure from Brussels over Israel's checkered human rights record.
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But he has a checkered history, stemming in part from the Pedroia incident, and also from suspensions he served for his role in brawls earlier in his career.
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Instead, the defendant, who is often jailed, pleads guilty to the charge before the prosecutor or the defense ever learn if the officers involved have a checkered history.
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Rahal's Honda-powered racecar finished 1.17 seconds ahead of Josef Newgarden's Chevrolet, a day after Rahal took the checkered flag more than six seconds ahead of the competition.
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Once it hit the wall, Newman's car — facing back down the track — flipped into the air as the other contenders covered the final yards to the checkered flag.
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Kovot Personal Fondue Mugs, Set of 2, available on Amazon, $14.95Miniature, personal-sized fondue — grab a couple long candles and a checkered table cloth and you've got romance.
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Arrests, purges, protests and even gunfire mark a proxy battle pitting an old guard struggling for legitimacy against a new generation of leadership with its own checkered history.
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In addition to its deal with Turkey, the European Union and its members have often paid third parties with checkered rights records to stop migrants from reaching Europe.
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Our political processes were so broken that a political novice with a checkered business history and claim to fame from reality television rode his way to the presidency.
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The iconic image of Mr. Arafat in his khaki uniform, checkered kaffiyeh and shades had emerged by 1968, when he was featured on the cover of Time magazine.
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" The history of movie stars playing stand-up comics is checkered, with Dustin Hoffman and Tom Hanks delivering some of their least memorable work in "Lenny" and "Punchline.
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The viral component means anyone can become a public figure overnight — but it also means an increased likelihood of discovering that a new favorite has a checkered past.
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The challenge for any political candidate, but especially those at the extremes, is to snatch the checkered flag before someone else crosses the finish line going the other way.
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Scroll through to see every new blue and white-checkered steal, and shop them all — just in case the whole collection ever goes the way of Pink Chiffon (RIP).
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While sons Deacon and Tennessee had their own matching moment thanks to mirror-checkered Vans, it was doppelgängers Reese and Ava that raised the bar for red carpet coordination.
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Affleck, 46, showed off his team pride by wearing a Boston Red Sox cap and a blue sweater, while Garner, also 46, opted for a checkered shirt and jeans.
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Farnsworth, the head of MoviePass parent company Helios and Matheson Analytics, has an impressively checkered past that is full of bizarre businesses and get-rich-quick schemes, and lawsuits.
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In the sweet snaps, Lorenzo wears gray shorts and a striped, dark-blue polo shirt while Giovanna sports a high ponytail and black checkered dress with a daisy print.
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Friesen still had a solid day, an impressive rally from last place on the starting grid to seventh at the checkered flag — forced to conserve fuel down the homestretch.
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But the jigsaw-like mosaic of black-and-white photos on the wall, the classic red checkered tablecloths, and the oldies playing over the loudspeaker stirred something in me.
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Some of the companies named in the Dallas lawsuits have checkered pasts, a BuzzFeed News review of FDA documents, court filings, and state pharmacy board and business records shows.
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The man who dresses the world's "ultimate [fashion] muse" is wearing head-to-toe black: Prada boots, Saint Laurent trousers, a checkered Dior shirt, and a tailored Balenciaga jacket.
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Dulce was last seen wearing a yellow shirt with a koala bear on the front, black and white checkered pants with a flower design, and white sandals, police said.
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The president has a checkered history of indirectly inspiring acts of violence, and big media brands have, in recent years, made their imagined martyrdom part of their essential branding.
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Because of that checkered schooling, I didn't grow up learning how to be super normal socially, but it was also the foundation for how I think about the world.
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The 49-second video, taken on a windy spring day in April 2017, shows a lone black target with the words "Boy" and "Girl" flanking a purple-checkered target.
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At Suno, a beautiful jacket and pleated skirt came in muted tartan; at Victoria Beckham, where many looks included woven jackets, a checkered dress with cutouts was a standout.
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It's not exactly the sort of invention that'll catch the world on fire – especially with all of those yellow, checkered cars driving around with a something similar on top.
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Vilailuck shared a sweet video of the couple and Luna singing "Happy Birthday" to an adorably confused little Miles, who sported a blue checkered shirt and bear-patterned bib.
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And she even dared to wear checkered kicks to the festival's Opening Gala dinner which she paired with an equally casual cropped white T-shirt and striped mini skirt.
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"It seems like expectations are fairly low, or at the very least checkered heading into earnings season as we are," said Thorne Perkin, president at Papamarkou Wellner Asset Management.
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Even then, of the 10 suspects indicted, five remain on the loose, believed to be hiding in Russia, a country with a checkered record of cooperating with cybercrime investigations.
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The Pats coach -- sporting a snazzy checkered jacket -- sat up front at the TD Garden with his girlfriend, Linda Holliday, to watch the Celts take on the L.A. Lakers.
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Having started boxing professionally in his mid-teens, Margarito has no education, no other skillset and an unyielding desire to either atone for or profit off his checkered past.
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Lovato showed off her fit physique on the red carpet in a slightly oversized black-and-white checkered suit jacket and matching pants (both Styland) — with no top underneath.
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But Israel's announcement on Tuesday marks the first time that the F-35 has been used in an actual combat situation -- a significant moment given the program's checkered past.
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Smiling for cameras from Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, Melania Trump wore a checkered suit and her ubiquitous high heels, appearing happy and well for the 3 a.m.
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Despite having little time to fix the problems, engineers conducted another test on Tuesday, also unsuccessful, an unusual streak of flops even by the checkered standards of North Korea.
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But while its history is checkered, nuclear energy mostly operates out of sight, generating about 10% of the world's total electricity and 29% of the world's low-carbon power.
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James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, is fond of reminding the public of the F.B.I.'s checkered past and what happens when the rule of law is not followed.
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Sustainable fashion, Britain's looming exit from the European Union and climate change were addressed as models presented oversized checkered coats, tailored jackets, silk dresses, fitted knitwear and clashing prints.
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Eclipsing a soberly attired Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and their high-profile like, a bewigged Kenny Kenny arrived, an unabashed spectacle in a purple-and-cream checkered Rochas suit.
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Utility has a checkered past In recent years PG&E has suffered repeated blows to its reputation for its connection to other disasters and failing to meet regulatory standards.
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But Haverkamp said the floating nuclear plant is "riskier than running an ordinary nuclear-power station, and Russia has a checkered past when it comes to ordinary power stations."
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Metropolis is Paris, the Eiffel Tower to your left early on, with the checkered flag dropped before the Champs-Élysées as fireworks pop and fizz in the night air.
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It was 100 pages of Saudi cotton candy, filled with splashy photos of the crown prince smiling serenely beneath his checkered headgear here, shaking hands with President Trump there.
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The show initially resembles an array of extra-large game boards, and the checkered center of one quilt was indeed intended for playing chess, another pastime of enlisted men.
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Since stepping inside Uber's doors last fall, the 48-year-old has made it clear he wants to put the company's checkered past behind it as fast as possible.
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He's wearing one of his signature black T-shirts, emblazoned with the same gold-painted sad face that overlays his sullen album cover portrait, and checkered red boxer shorts.
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Instead of waving the ol' finish line flag, the Victoria's Secret model waved her legs while wearing a checkered two-piece during a photo shoot Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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In dark jeans, a checkered blue dress shirt under a blue sweater and Nike hiking boots, Mr. Booker more than looked the part of a New Hampshire primary contender.
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Instead, he has so far elevated into key roles some of the same politicians he had denounced in the past over their political opportunism and checkered records on corruption.
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There are about 50 groups that govern individual sports under the Olympic and Paralympic umbrella, some with painfully checkered pasts when it comes to handling accusations of sexual misconduct.
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This one came about while playing with CHECKERED FLAG for another puzzle — CZECHERED FLAG and FINNISH LINE popped right out, and I just had to create some matching entries.
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It's not obvious that someone with Mattis's set of interests and checkered history of public comments would be the kind of person who would even want to be president.
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In his past three Cameos, he wears the same blue checkered button-down, suggesting that he records these personalized messages much as a famous actor autographs headshots—in batches.
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He tapped into the same creative energy that had helped him weather his checkered middle school years, when he was bullied and used writing as an escape, he said.
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But a review of personal injury cases filed by two of the lawyers named by prosecutors — Marc Elefant and George Constantine — include some with plaintiffs who have checkered backgrounds.
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And, speaking of checkered ... it's a big show of support for her son, who's smack in the middle of the Jeffrey Epstein pedophile scandal after that disastrous TV interview.
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On the corner of Jackson Street and 23rd Avenue last summer, a man in a bright blue vest and matching checkered shorts — greeted a small, out-of-town crowd.
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On a chair constructed from four square steel-tubing frames, nylon webbing in various shades (cyan, khaki, optic white, vermilion) creates a seat with a similarly unpredictable checkered design.
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Last year, though, Ms. Lynch, who is H.I.V. positive, found a studio at 1191 Boston Road, a new building in Morrisania with a checkered red, blue and yellow facade.
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The pants were part of the Eva Mendes collection and the design resembled the Palestinian keffiyeh, a checkered black and white scarf that has come to symbolize Palestinian identity.
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Despite this checkered history, many in the global health community have another deadly disease in their sights: Malaria, which kills 22050,22016 a year, the majority children younger than 22.
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His campaign team is hoping the checkered shirts will resonate with voters, in much the same way that U.S President Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" red baseball caps did.
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Arbiter also notes the checkered history of the first person named Charles to sit on the British throne — Charles I, who was executed in 1649 following the English Civil War.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appears to have set his sights on a North Dakota construction firm with a checkered legal record to build portions of his signature border wall.
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To be an artist these days, he suggests, you just need to rack up a checkered employment past and draw attention to your wildest actions while calling them conceptual art.
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Vikander dazzled in an embellished black dress with plunging neckline and shimmering sleeves, her long hair pulled back, while Fassbender looked dapper in a dark suit with subtle checkered detailing.
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Nicki Minaj has a long history with her new boyfriend, because she first fell for him when she was a teenager -- and she feels he's changed since his checkered past.
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Competitive cycling already has a checkered history of its riders using performance-enhancing drugs to cheat, but it's long been rumored that some professional bike athletes are also engaging in...
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The tennis champion showed off her moves in a short Instagram video Tuesday, wearing a blue checkered dress, sneakers and carrying an umbrella as a prop as she danced outside.
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Security has been instructed to keep the headcount under 950 — the tent can hold more, but giving everyone ample space to express themselves across Despacio's surreal checkered floor is paramount.
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On the left, the company has a checkered history of sometimes unwitting censorship in incidents that have affected everyone from Black Lives Matter supporters to parts of the LGBTQ community.
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In his checkered suit, the bow-tied host —speaking Russian, not Ukrainian, in a nod perhaps to potential livestream viewers outside Ukraine—seemed to get more excited introducing each bout.
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Clinton had come to perhaps the foremost site of Mr. Trump's checkered business history to make the case that his appeals to working people belie his history of hurting them.
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Harvey has a checkered past — he's done a lot of things to a lot of people and put a lot of people away, and Frank Gallo is one of them.
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Denny Hamlin prevailed in a four-lap dash to the checkered flag in the wreck-filled Sprint Cup race at newly paved Watkins Glen International in central New York State.
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The reality is that homespun and traditional HIV treatments have a checkered history, particularly in regions of Africa where high rates of infection exist alongside strong faith in folk remedies.
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But Mr. Newman's career, which he started while he was still a student at Yale, was checkered by a long list of debts and unpaid judgments to friends and acquaintances.
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For one thing, it bunched the field for an overtime restart that put brothers Kurt and Kyle Busch center stage for a breathtaking finish, with Kurt taking the checkered flag .
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The checkered flag at the Quaker State 1003 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race was the Chip Ganassi Racing driver's first of the season and sends him into those playoffs.
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But the White House's crackdown on Cuba's human rights record is puzzling, considering Trump has previously praised other countries and leaders with similarly checkered histories, such as Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte.
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The Latuza robe is 100% cotton flannel and comes in several different plaid patterns, including a timeless red and blue blend and a few different light and dark checkered styles.
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Flecks of ash checkered the blue uniform of Robert Valente, 61, a security guard for the facility, as he halted a stray group of tourists from the San Francisco area.
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On the corner of Bowery and Canal, a tattooed woman in a checkered mini-dress and a young boy stooped to pet Kuma, seemingly oblivious to her tabloid-famous master.
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Nicki and Kenneth started dating last year after rekindling their flame ... and she says she's convinced he's matured from a checkered past that includes convictions for attempted rape and manslaughter.
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Albany has a checkered record when it comes to sexual harassment, on both sides of the aisle, perhaps most notably of the disgraced Democratic power broker, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez.
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But despite Inpax's checkered record, after denying any blame for Escamilla's death, Amazon continued using the company to deliver its packages across Chicago and at least four other major cities.
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Less than a mile from Manhattan exists a little-known island that has been abandoned for over half a century and whose history is checkered with death, disease, and decay.
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There was no line, and the agent started off the check-in procedure by handing my son a very stately little bear, checkered in the brand's signature pale-pink hue.
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Queen Elizabeth doesn't seem to be shedding any tears after cutting the cord with Harry and Meghan, because she showed up with Prince Andrew, smiling and wearing a checkered coat.
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Timothée Chalamet made a statement in 2019 when he wore a shiny printed blazer with accompanying shirt, and form-fitting black pants with red checkered panels and black combat boots.
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In the afternoon, as she does every Friday, she'd driven to a mosque in Deah's old Honda Accord, his black-and-white checkered keffiyeh still draped over the driver's seat.
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Muscle stimulators are relatively old devices, and have a checkered history—ineffective and at times dangerous electric "training belts" were sold to gullible trainees at the turn of the century.
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Morton tells us Meghan becoming a Duchess after marrying Prince Harry is a much-needed step forward for the Royals after a checkered past where issues of race are concerned.
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Vettel had led from start to finish but lost out to Mercedes' championship leader Lewis Hamilton after the penalty was added on to the German's time at the checkered flag.
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The prospect of losing aid has caused alarm in Guatemala, where the legacy of its bloody 1960-1996 civil war still casts a long shadow over the country's checkered development.
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He said he was surprised that the Vermont senator had not explicitly described his father as a "Polish Jewish immigrant," a significant distinction given Poland's checkered history with its Jewish population.
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And when he does get to Belushi, it's already kind of this seedy dissolute scene, and Belushi is with this woman, Cathy Evelyn Smith, who has a kind of checkered past.
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The 16-year-old star paired her chic asymmetrical checkered dress with a big smile and an explosion of ringlets at the Stella McCartney fall 2016 presentation in L.A. on Tuesday.
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Teigen's mother Vilailuck Teigen shared a sweet video of the couple and Luna singing "Happy Birthday" to an adorably confused little Miles, who sported a blue checkered shirt and bear bib.
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"If I'm right on the cash flow, the stock will go a lot higher," said Osha, who rates the shares "market perform" partly because of Tesla's checkered history of meeting forecasts.
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Despite Dean's autism and Virginia's checkered past, the two of them have navigated an unplanned pregnancy, the turbulence of the violent lifestyle around them, and the overprotectiveness of Dean's older sister.
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McGinniss was a key witness for the government at evidentiary hearings on the case ordered by the 4th Circuit in Wilmington, North Carolina in September 2012, despite his own checkered past.
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Huawei's Mate 10 Pro is entering the US market at a great disadvantage, with no carrier partnerships and a checkered past when it comes to questions about the cosecurity and trustworthiness.
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Decked Out Checks Depending on your experience, the checkered print might evoke memories of chess club, or race car driving, or just teenage days spent at Hot Topic in the mall.
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A man in a blue checkered shirt sits at a table set with three things: a spoon, a pint of Ample Hills Creamery Peppermint Pattie ice cream, and a hefty burrito.
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Dee Dee also set up power of attorney once Gypsy turned 18, which barred her daughter from making her own medical decisions or even having access to her checkered medical records.
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Basing a VR title on a successful motion picture isn't a terrible idea, but it's one that should be acted upon with caution, considering the checkered history of franchise tie-ins.
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The Tesla C.E.O. has a checkered history on Twitter, but it still came as a shock on Friday when he announced that he was taking a break from the social network.
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Siting at a checkered table, Dakota Johnson, 27, and Stella Banderas, 20, can be seen on either side of her, along with birthday cards and a bright red M&M cake.
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When I entered the dining room one afternoon, my expectations were low: Though the pumpkin-colored stucco walls and tables covered in checkered plastic tablecloths were immaculate, the place was empty.
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McAfee argues his electability comes from his ability to communicate with voters and his "checkered past," which includes a dramatic flight to Guatemala in 2012 following the murder of his neighbor.
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But the checkered history of Syrian cease-fires — the United States agreed to one with Russia in February, only to watch it unravel weeks later — has left the president deeply leery.
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The deal was a surprise to some because of Gordon's checkered history and the fact that the Browns had been on the verge of cutting him before finding a trade partner.
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He also did not fault China or his host, Vietnam, for their checkered human rights records, even as he offered a general endorsement of the rule of law and individual rights.
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Started by a health fanatic with a checkered history as an entrepreneur, Juicero devised an elaborate scheme to deliver small glasses of expensive cold pressed juice to kitchens around the country.
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Of course, the checkered history of civil rights and suffrage means even the suggestion of such tests would be ripe for criticism and, if implemented carelessly, subject to abuse and discrimination.
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Perhaps, but given the checkered history of quarantines — throughout history, they have been used to persecute the marginalized — lawmakers and the media should rigorously examine the bases for any such restrictions.
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In the '70s, as the Hawaiian renaissance began taking hold, the band adopted a uniform: checkered palaka shirts, a vestige of the plantation era and a symbol of working-class pride.
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Dahlia Group, the company whose bus slammed into a city bus at a Flushing intersection on Monday, killing Dahlia's driver, a city bus passenger and a pedestrian, had a checkered past.
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More recently, Mr. Cohen and his father-in-law lent more than $25 million to a Ukrainian businessman who has a checkered financial record and a history of defaulting on loans.
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Janelle Monáe is the queen of black and white on the red carpet, as proven by this gorgeous checkered Nicci Hou gown she wore to the Critics' Choice Awards in 2016.
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The sober room — checkered floor, white tablecloths — was empty save for a table of three dweeby Swiss guys trying to eat pencil-thin foie gras canapés with a fork and knife.
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The bar is also a time capsule of a more squalorous Times Square; it has cracked black and white checkered floors, and its green vinyl couches are bandaged up with tape.
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Drab white walls and the grimy checkered floor left little to look at but the tacky blue lacquer booths within, while overhead a toddler-sized plush Tweety dangled from the ceiling.
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Salinas said that the Mexican league, which is affiliated with Minor League Baseball and is considered Class AAA, had previously rejected players with checkered backgrounds involving problems like doping and gambling.
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In his room, he twisted the boy's arm in unsightly ways to fit the suit, a blue Tommy Hilfiger blazer and pants with a burgundy vest, checkered shirt and bow tie.
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That's not just a reflection of Harry's checkered public image (a British soldier who served in Afghanistan, Harry had years earlier sparked controversy for attending a costume party in Nazi regalia).
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Gigi, 22, looked cozy in a bright orange jacket covered with graphic prints and embellishments, which she wore over a black turtleneck, dark checkered pants, and a pair of black combat boots.
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" Asked about aspects of the company's checkered legal record, Cramer said "that level of scrutiny is important, but I would hope the same scrutiny would be put on the Corps of Engineers.
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Brett Young was all smiles on Sunday night as he and his pregnant wife Taylor posed for photos ahead of the 2019 ACM Awards in Las Vegas, wearing a creatively checkered suit.
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On Friday of last week she was seen walking around the city in a checker-print lace-accented blouse, checkered trousers, an oversize black and green coat and top-handle black bag.
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The fallout from the controversial January drill at Penn-Trafford School District began after parts of a video circulating on social media showed a teacher playing the shooter wearing a checkered keffiyeh.
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The future father was all smiles on April 7 as he and his pregnant wife posed for photos ahead of the 2019 ACM Awards in Las Vegas, wearing a creatively checkered suit.
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Mirren, 72, wore a Chaplin-esque buttoned coat and wide-legged grey checkered trousers and as she made her way down the runway, she playfully slung a walking stick over her shoulder.
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Across from the gym is a large indoor heated pool with an Art Deco-inspired black and white checkered bottom, flanked by plush cabanas that feel pretty indulgent for an indoor offering.
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Kabila had wanted Tshisekedi to appoint Albert Yuma, a Kabila ally and chairman of state mining company Gecamines, but Tshisekedi refused because of Yuma's checkered history, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Hayek also stunned in a vibrant lavender dress with gold platform heels as her husband Pinault, 56, who is the CEO of Kering — which owns Gucci — sported a navy blue checkered suit.
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The Jaguars (20153-22015) traded a sixth-round draft pick in 22016 to the Buffalo Bills (2124-2) on Friday in exchange for the 330-pound run-stopper with a checkered past.
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The Black-ish starlet, 16, arrived on the red carpet in head-turning fashion, looking gorgeous in a checkered gown from designer Virgil Abloh's Off-White Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Richie, 19, wore the Isla bikini top and Malia bottoms by Fox Swim, while Disick, 34, paired his checkered swim trunks with a casual white button-down and "Lord Disick" velvet loafers.
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I suppose my real true dream is to be in the car when the checkered flag comes out, to finish the 24-hour race and to have done a really good job.
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The most benign is the explanation advanced last Wednesday by Trump's latest legal team addition, Rudy Giuliani, whose credibility on the facts has been, at best, checkered since he has come aboard.
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Pompeo noted the checkered history Monday, saying the US "has been fooled before" but the two countries must come together and have "sufficient trust in each other," to get a deal done.
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The dominant decorative pattern of the furnishings is the black-and-white checkered fabric that in Bali represents rwa bhineda, the duality of good and evil, life and death, yin and yang.
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Out in the waiting room, David DiCarlo and Michael Horstman of San Diego waited in matching checkered shirts and seersucker blazers for their turn in the chapel, and finished each others' sentences.
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" After a 12-hour night shift in a checkered cab without air conditioning, he said, "you'd get back to the garage and you'd be rubbing the pollution off your face and arms.
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And the person at the center of it was Andy King, a Bronx councilman whose brightly colored checkered suits and crisply knotted bow ties allow him to stand out in City Hall.
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The main entrance is at the rear, up a flight of stairs adjoining the garage and around to a tall foyer with bright red walls, Greek columns and a checkered tile floor.
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"I started performing when I was 21998; I'd come out in a little checkered suit and pull down the clown's pants — I loved that!" he told The Los Angeles Times in 22001.
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His theory was put to the test at the 1998 World Cup in France, the first time Croatia, wearing the now iconic red-and-white checkered shirt, had qualified for the tournament.
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Mr. Brown had a checkered employment history, having been fired from a job with the City Parks and Recreation Department and having failed a probationary evaluation with the United States Park Police.
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But inflamed passions over the country's checkered yet proud tradition of immigration drove many complex truths — along with bipartisan consensus around reform of the immigration system — out of the national political debate.
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This funky, counter-style burger joint with retro design (think checkered prints and vintage signs) has a wall clad with dollar bills, a popular outdoor seating area and a pick-up window.
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They worried that Tuberville, a first-time candidate with a checkered business record — including a former business partner who pleaded guilty to fraud charges — might prove (electorally) to be another Roy Moore.
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This comes despite a historically checkered run of investments at the high end of the sector, buffeted by volatile growth patterns, fragmented demand, long turnaround times and dependence on creative directors' output.
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After taking the checkered flag, every driver still on track slowed by Elliott's Camaro on the cool-down lap to give the young driver a thumbs-up and acknowledge the career achievement.
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And so we know about that checkered past, and we also know that when a woman stands up and speaks truth to power that there will be attempts to put her down.
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She established herself as an elite driver and fierce competitor in IndyCar, blazing a path to the winner's circle when she took the checkered flag at a race in Japan in 2008.
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"Mexican food has a checkered history in Kenya," said Salisha Chandra, one of the co-owners of Fonda NBO, which became Nairobi's first authentic Mexican restaurant when it opened in October 2017.
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It used to be that cars would start on lap 1 and when the checkered flag waved, whoever was in first place would win and drivers got more points the better they finished.
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Since much of the best racing happens at the end of the race, when position really matters, having three checkered flags should mean fans see more and better racing throughout the entire race.
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Curiously, the black and white checkered knot is tethered to one of the gallery's structural posts which straddles the hulking, defunct elevator lift mounted to the ceiling, a permanent fixture in the space.
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A person with a checkered past and little status can be fundamentally decent (Jimmy), and a person with a blue-chip education and the esteem of society can behave like a weasel (Chuck).
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The Jaguars traded a sixth-round pick in the 2018 draft to Buffalo on Friday in exchange for Dareus, a two-time Pro Bowl selection with an impressive resume and a checkered past.
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Cooper's look complemented Shayk's menswear-inspired ensemble perfectly, the Alias alum wearing a three-piece gray checkered suit with a white polka dot shirt, blue patterned tie, and black lace-up dress shoes.
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The couple hit Laguna Beach with their pup in tow, where, at first, Hailey was wearing a checkered flannel while JB went bare-chested ... showing off his tats in blue and grey trunks.
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Today, he is a sought-after speaker and fraud consultant based in Washington, DC. But Abagnale's checkered past has opened him up to suspicion that his new life is part of the con.
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But when Martin Truex Jr. and Harvick pitted early on Lap 22, Allmendinger inherited the top spot and held it through the green/checkered flag, collecting the first stage win of his career.
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The Balls also claim they had no knowledge of Foster's checkered past ... and that he spent several years in federal prison in the early 2000s for his alleged role in a ponzi scheme.
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The argument is that the revolution of democracy fundamentally changed the character of government, absolving it from the crimes of its admittedly checkered history and setting it on a new and just path.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hillary Clinton disparaged the economic record and policy acumen of Donald J. Trump in a speech on Tuesday, suggesting his ideas were ill-considered and scrutinizing his own checkered business history.
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The Honda rider led from the first corner to checkered flag, heading a Spanish one-two-three with Suzuki's Alex Rins 1.654 seconds behind as runner-up and Maverick Vinales third for Yamaha.
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My mother's best friend would send us the used clothes her son had outgrown, so I was one of the first children in Tel Aviv to wear blue jeans and checkered flannel shirts.
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In "First to Pass Through" (2015), a dazzling mandala configuration bordered by yellow-and-green checkered jackets of old reference books, you'll find cats, coats of arms, Nefertiti, jump ropes, and William Shakespeare.
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Sabrina's boyfriend, Harvey (Nate Richert), is still a total dreamboat, and as an adult woman with a checkered past and a Tinder profile, I appreciate his unconditional kindness toward Sabrina even more now.
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Johnson, 41, took his first lead of the Ford EcoBoost 400 on the final restart, a two-lap overtime sprint to the checkered flag, and finished several lengths in front of Kyle Larson.
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CAST Felicity Jones stars as Jyn Erso, a defiant fighter with a checkered past who is recruited by Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), a Rebel Alliance captain putting a team together for the mission.
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Manny Machado, the shortstop-for-hire, has a history at Fenway that is lengthy and checkered, having spent much of the last seven seasons as a regular visitor here with the Baltimore Orioles.
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Do you take the checkered flag first and save being bloated until your victory lap, or do you down your drink immediately to get the best power-ups by racing after the pack?
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These and other such examples have, to be sure, often involved eloquent Buddhist critics of violence — but the fact remains that the histories of Buddhist societies are as checkered as most human history.
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That puts Bloomberg in sharp contrast to Biden, who, although he has his own checkered policy past — the crime bill, Anita Hill — has come to earn the trust of many in the community.
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She quickly becomes aware of Master, "one of those teachers," just as swiftly as he zeros in on the girl reading Tolstoy alone in a local diner, whose checkered history makes her vulnerable.
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They include a generously scaled ring near a big swimming pool, and a substantial standing cube, its surfaces a checkered weave of horizontally and vertically placed branches, near chess tables and patterned pavers.
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Eight laps from the finish, Hamilton made another daring move, passing Kimi Raikkonen of Ferrari around the outside of turn one to claim a lead he held on to until the checkered flag.
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Wuerl, who served as the bishop of Pittsburgh for nearly 20 years before ascending to Washington in 2006, is painted as having a checkered record when it came to protecting known predator priests.
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As Sihad stepped from the house, a young soldier lifted up his shirt to reveal the face of Mustafa, with his thick black mustache and checkered red head scarf, sprawled across his back.
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When the final whistle blew and they knew they were going to their first World Cup final, the Croatians ran to their exuberant fans, jumping in their iconic red-and-white checkered jerseys.
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Late to this party, Andre arrives with the trepidatious young M.C. Freda Gatz, an attempt to convince her that she can consider herself part of his and Shyne's families, despite their checkered history.
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Mitrani recounts Bly's tale during the first five minutes of the 45-minute-long performance, which is simply illustrated by black-and-white, animated collages, filled with checkered patterns inspired by Bly's coat.
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