He moved in many circles—gay circles, transplanted-Southerner circles, banking circles, African-American circles.
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He was going around in circles, and circles, and circles.
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Peer into socialist circles, libertarian circles, tech circles, media circles, the construction trades — you will find men who have sexually abused women.
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Everybody lives in concentric circles — your professional circles, your social circles — and that obviously influences you. Right.
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Looking up, it occurs to me that all of Apple Park is, on some level, circles, within circles, within circles.
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Blue circles represent contributions to Clinton; red circles represent Trump donations.
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Circles: Isolating butt and thigh, trace circles with left big toe (B).
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Larger circles represent older adults, while smaller circles represent children and grandchildren.
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The combination of a loosely brushed monochrome ground and cut circles and semi-circles reminded me of the white circles you see on film leader.
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Triangle passengers go to the triangle station, while circles go to the circles.
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Kokichi Sugihara's 'Rectangles and Circles' illusion is a mind-bending visual trip that turns squares into circles and circles into squares right in front of your face.
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Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) established by the USGS in 1982.
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Look out for "Two Circles IV," two large circles painted yellow and blue, and compare it to the much subtler and more complicated white "2 Circles, 2 Crows" outside.
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Both in our work circles and online, and our social circles, our worlds are tiny.
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Positive reactions are represented as green circles, while negative ones are represented as red circles.
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Then there's the one where circles and circles of clowns ring around a blue-haired woman.
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My intuition rode around me in small and dizzying circles, her shadow riding circles around me.
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Well, if Tuesday's theme has circles, we might avoid a puzzle with circles on Monday and Wednesday.
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Circles indicate how many infections are in a particular area, corresponding to the size of the circles.
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If you were there, you probably haven't forgotten the image of Nicole Mannarino, in sweat-soaked royal blue, striding backward in circles upon circles upon circles across the museum's vast fourth-floor gallery.
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The album cover with the two little circles on there, the orange album cover with the two circles.
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It's like the mirror is actually a portal to another dimension where squares are circles and circles are squares.
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JOEL FAGLIANO: So if Tuesday's theme has circles, we might avoid a puzzle with circles on Monday and Wednesday.
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The red circles — representing Asian countries — are spread wider across the chart than circles of other colors, indicating higher inequality.
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Being well-governed (represented by the dark circles) seems to make no difference; nor, strangely, does being poor (the smallest circles).
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Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is a cult-favorite that expertly masks dark circles and other imperfections.
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At CAAM, the artworks in Circles and Circuits I are arranged in concentric circles, like the spirals of a snail shell.
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At first it seems easy to stripe it with circles, but at the poles, your circles will have a radius of zero.
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"We now no longer just speak to one another in our social circles, but we speak in much larger circles," says Scafidi.
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And their communications with us were always so slow, because it's such a huge label, with circles within circles of decision-makers.
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Nobody asks: 'he spent time in right wing circles, so what do we need to do to address those right wing circles?
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It became a best-seller, and Lean In circles sprouted up around the world — today, the organization counts 40,000 circles in 170 countries.
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The speakers form concentric circles around Faye, each leading closer to the core, like the canals of Amsterdam or the circles of hell.
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I travel in NERD circles and NERD ALERT, at least in these circles, is used almost as a welcoming phrase to each other.
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The costs are covered by donations from the attendees during the gathering, who spend their days giving and taking workshops at the gathering, dancing, meditating, sitting in council circles, women's circles and drum circles or doing herb walks, yoga, tantra or psychedelic drugs.
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It's a puzzle where a user must call out pairs of adjacent numbered, colored circles that are most similar in a web of connected circles.
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The Problem: Undereye Circles The Ingredient: Vitamin C Sometimes it seems like you could sleep for days and still wake up to dark undereye circles.
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At some point while solving you probably noticed that left-hand circles are all around L's and the right-hand circles are all around R's.
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The following three interior circles are in different hues of blue and violet, that the cool innermost circles are contained by hot and warm ones.
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Everyone covers up for it, because it happens within trusted circles -- and within those circles everyone has something to gain from keeping their patrons in post.
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You can tap into your Google+ circles too—search for has:circle to find all the messages to or from people who've been added to your circles.
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We don't really encounter a swoosh like that in any other context, but we do encounter a lot of circles — a lot of colored, slightly overlapping circles.
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Inside the circles were the spirit and power Sunday Service promised, inside the circles were invocation and praise, but the energy wasn't projected down to the crowd.
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Roll out the second disc of dough and, using a 2 1/2-inch cutter, cut another 12 circles, plus another 2 circles with the larger round cutter.
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"You think life has one circle, but no, there are circles which are added to extra circles that create chaos, and it looks like you're drowning," Jordan says.
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The acquisition will give Bharti the ability to offer 4G services in 19 of 22 circles compared with Jio, which has access to 4G spectrum in all 22 circles.
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Clinton — even in comedic circles — is absolutely unacceptable.
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"M" signifies individuals with the mutation; black circles represent individuals with MS and age of disease onset; gray circles or squares denote individuals with the mutation whose health is unknown.
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In several of my recent puzzles with circles, some solvers commented that the circles made the "Aha!" moment too easy, and I wanted this puzzle to be appropriately Wednesday-difficult.
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And it looks a hell of a lot better than three circles in a triangle, with two smaller circles just kind of hanging out there, inside a bigger, round square.
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"Circles" was meant to be a companion album to 2018's "Swimming" — the concept being "swimming in circles" — and he was working on it at the time of his death.
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The four circles of the two lenses and the two yellow circles give the glasses a radically distinct look that is recognizable from a distance — another hallmark of great marketing design.
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A Silicon Valley favorite While most people outside of Bezos' tax bracket likely haven't heard of Brunello Cucinelli or his eponymous brand, it's revered in both fashion circles and tech circles.
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Read these stories next:These Eye Creams Are Like Coffee For Your Face How To Get Rid Of Undereye Circles On Darker Skin Tones 9 Undereye Concealers That Hide Planet-Sized Circles
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The Maybelline New York Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is an affordable, award-winning under-eye concealer that neutralizes dark circles while firming up the under-eye area.
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The swing spins in circles and circles which ever way you decide to spin it, and you can see all of the leaves above you jumble together when you look up.
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These 12 beautifully clean circles on a page ... Right.
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" In some circles, Nelson is called, simply, "the Prophet.
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Taking a cue from Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In female empowerment "circles", Facebook will organize in-person Community Leadership Circles around the world after assembling three in the U.S. in 2017.
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The result looks a bit like a trapezoid, as you can see above; the EITC is sometimes known in tax circles as a "trapezoidal" policy for this reason (tax circles are extremely fun).
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Later, she powerfully re-stages the airless trap of the abusive relationship, in which no answer placates a controlling partner, by creating a "Choose Your Own Adventure" that circles and circles on itself.
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"The math is that if you think of the voters for Warren and the voters for Sanders as two circles, yes, there is overlap, [but] most of the circles are separate," Cohen said.
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Congestion pricing has been bouncing around academic circles for decades.
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It's just a series of grayed out profile photo circles.
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But it, too, is heard with regularity in N.F.L. circles.
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This gentler version has become prominent in today's psychoanalytic circles.
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Circles emanate out concentrically, dots resolve into patterns, or pyramids.
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Today, Emmy Noether remains relatively unknown outside of math circles.
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You usually find the best help those kind of circles.
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In fact, firing Pruitt may hurt Trump in some circles.
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It was also the dark purple circles on his shoulders.
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I've had undereye circles for pretty much my entire life.
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He can talk circles around your pathetic douchy little a–.
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Anything else, at this point, is just running in circles.
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But outside of Kurdish circles, the decision immediately stirred outrage.
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They also talk people in circles and determine the votes.
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In many circles, sustainability is now synonymous with climate action.
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At IAIA, they found themselves in different circles, different seminars.
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There's a new buzzword in computer design circles every year.
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He can talk circles around your pathetic douchy little a—.
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Camp is also highly regarded in startup and venture circles.
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The question had been debated for months in Tory circles.
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Butina had become a familiar face in conservative political circles.
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Any proposed networking in Republican circles never happened, Stok said.
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Occurrence of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in U.S. cities (colored circles).
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There's laughter, and Lana resumes her cut, circles the chair.
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Wordlessly, Neil watched me rub my clit in slow circles.
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Drape the topping circles over the top of each concha.
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Mastercard's familiar orange and red circles just got a facelift.
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It was not, however, entirely without precedent in Republican circles.
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She came from circles that understood poetry, art, et cetera.
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These deal with totally Euclidean forms — spheres, circles, and ellipses.
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The view in antitrust circles is that only price matters.
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Counties negative for the parasite are marked with open circles.
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It is discussed by certain policy circles, but ... not widely.
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Yet he isn't as well known outside of photography circles.
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It wasn't just the tech circles tuning into the event.
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Another name buzzed about in Texas political circles: Former Gov.
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Wana candies are small squares or circles dusted in sugar.
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They're not influencers, except in their very immediate social circles.
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It finds expression even in impolite circles, such as finance.
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Circles are lovable, triangles are evil, and squares are boring.
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In Republican circles, Diamond and Silk are a big deal.
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It's a joke that circles back around to dead seriousness.
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But the little red circles in the middle are reporters.
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In some circles, that sort of compromise is a win.
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Thermal Blue is out on April 1 via Broken Circles.
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His face is gray and dark circles line his eyes.
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It's like endless circles throughout my life, it's not stopping.
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Meanwhile, Pruitt is getting some new support from conservative circles.
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The Santa spun in circles and played Jingle Bell Rock.
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He is unlikely to face competition from within ruling circles.
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Gillespie has a far more favorable reputation in GOP circles.
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And purity is always in high demand in conservative circles.
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Mr Djurekovic was an émigré active in Croatian nationalist circles.
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One interesting potential VR solution comes up in educational circles.
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After all, caffeine can do wonders for your undereye circles.
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Civil war has all but been declared in journalistic circles.
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There were also reports of crop circles in the pasture.
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Even as a provincial teen, Gianni ran in gay circles.
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"Appropriations" is not exactly a popular term in conservative circles.
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Bannon's recommendations have already drawn opposition, even in conservative circles.
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In broader GOP circles, they have created a weariness. Rep.
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No longer one thing but multiple overlapping spheres or circles.
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These circles represent bulk of India's population and customer base.
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In and out of each other's lives and circles. Everything.
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Mr. Fellrath and Mr. Bardaouil crossed paths in art circles.
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As they talked in circles, Taishi found himself growing irritated.
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One lawmaker endorsement, though, sparked uproar in progressive circles. Rep.
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It's no longer cool, in many circles, to be religious.
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"Those circles are supposed to represent disco," Mr. Stillman said.
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Think about turning sharp circles in a flat parking lot.
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In some circles, though, compromise has become a dirty word.
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Pro tip: Just remember the red circles mean period blood.
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He was pale and had dark circles under his eyes.
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"The circles are now squared," Gates told Manafort in 2016.
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Or simply use a glass to cut them into circles.
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This is what passes for principle in high Republican circles.
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The remark drew a furious response in some conservative circles.
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Where those circles all overlap is your area of destiny.
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That anonymity wasn't always a welcome commodity in dance circles.
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But Cipollone is less known in Washington's conservative legal circles.
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Then it went in circles for more than two weeks.
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Ryan doesn't only have a strong reputation in education circles.
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Instead, deploy allies to be ambassadors within their own circles.
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But outside of these circles, it's often a different picture.
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Emanuel became a minor celebrity in environmentalist and countercultural circles.
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But beyond kindergarten, their classes and social circles never overlapped.
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Mr. diGenova has worked in Washington legal circles for decades.
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These were not shocking charges outside of Republican leadership circles.
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The conclusions have caused a stir, especially in conservative circles.
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"Start With Why" describes a diagram of three concentric circles.
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They are also common talking points in extremist Islamist circles.
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"They're still just doing manic circles around concrete swimming pools."
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"Climate change" is now an unutterable phrase in official circles.
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Drinking mate would have been outlandish in wealthy social circles.
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The report has provoked consternation in scientific circles for months.
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Nonetheless, footage of Tran's comments soon spread in conservative circles.
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Across the centuries, around the world, humans have loved circles.
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But maybe that's Buttigieg — he squares a lot of circles.
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In policy circles, heavyweight economists have churned out scathing attacks.
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So all the show can do is walk in circles.
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Talk of outlets circles us back to the sneaker caper.
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We stayed up for nights on end, talking in circles.
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After all, Brazil's samba circles were first rooted in resistance.
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His death sent shock waves through East Africa's wildlife circles.
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Our fights went in bizarre circles and were never resolved.
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In productivity circles, this phenomenon is known as Parkinson's law.
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Mr. Gordhan was widely respected in financial and business circles.
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The closings prompted a swift outcry from China's media circles.
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Circles of women who wanted to help appeared before me.
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LONDON — They call Tony Bloom "The Lizard" in poker circles.
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"I can only imagine those, um, circles," Henry said, grinning.
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You fend for yourself and make your own friendship circles.
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There are now more than 33,000 Circles in 503 countries.
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The idea has been percolating in activist and progressive circles.
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"Circles" features Miller singing and rapping along to live instrumentation.
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A pattern of circles or rectangles might be a face.
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The paper was widely praised in defense circles as insightful.
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Ajit Pai is hardly an outsider in Washington policy circles.
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That line of reasoning has become common in Republican circles.
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It's not an opinion unanimously shared in foreign policy circles.
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The couple met through legal circles in Columbia in 19933.
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Mr. Delrahim has been a divisive figure in antitrust circles.
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The couple met through legal circles in Columbia in 2012.
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He circles the point, illustrates it, doesn't get too explicit.
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Ms. Kakutani's departure quickly rippled through journalism and literary circles.
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The idea has been pushed in conservative circles for years.
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Attracted and repelled, Garner circles around the unspeakable, abysmal horror.
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The robot drew crazy circles while Bucky cheered it on.
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The role of taxes is hotly debated in economic circles.
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"I almost never recruited within my friendship circles," he said.
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The painter and the critic probably met through political circles.
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A famous story in veteran media circles proves that point.
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"People of color are not in those circles," she continued.
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"Justice delayed is justice denied," say people in legal circles.
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In fact, in some circles, it's cause for bragging rights.
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Evaporating puddles left reddish circles on the ground, they said.
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One feels, in these letters, an art that circles loss.
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Truly, they were a power couple within Washington, D.C. circles.
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It's no longer conservative circles calling for Mark Zuckerberg's head.
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This isn't Cameron's first time dating within the celeb circles.
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That would be an absolutely extraordinary number in literary circles.
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Warming greater than that was rarely discussed outside scientific circles.
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Mr. Torres, 286, is a rising star in progressive circles.
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Still, jackals have a kind of renown in some circles.
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The existence of the circles of five was no secret.
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We'd been driving in circles around Austin for 40 minutes.
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Some Circles, like the one in Seattle or those at military bases, have frequent meetings and many members, while more than two dozen of the listed San Francisco Circles have fewer than five members.
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Enso takes its title from the zen art of drawing circles with single brush strokes, and the piece features such circles being created from the digital ether over and over, rendered in three dimensions.
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In "300 Circles" (1996), we see rows and rows of similarly sized, cream-colored circles, all of which are punctured and arranged within the confines of a black slab measuring 333 by 11 inches.
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In the irregular circular painting, "Red with Two Black and Two Blue Circles" (2018), the placement of the black and blue circles along the painting's circumference makes you conscious of the empty field between them.
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To test with the coasters, users take a drop of their drink and rub it on two small circles (one tests for GHB, another for ketamine) and wait to see if the circles' colors change.
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Although it's less than three years old, the Lean In-ternship initiative seems to be working: Many women who are part of summer circles have gone on to establish circles when they return to school.
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It's been used in feminist circles since at least February 2017.
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On each tile, two quarter-circles connect midpoints of adjacent sides.
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The study proves that gossip, cliques, and inner circles aren't bad.
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Then they expanded outward in concentric circles, to eliminate the spread.
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There's an imaginary line that circles the sky called the ecliptic.
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Although, it seems Lucy wants more than driving around in circles.
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The whole thing is just going in circles without any clarity.
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Heat a griddle to 250° and ladle the batter into circles.
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The driver had a rigged meter and drove me in circles.
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He's perhaps unknown outside technology circles but is an outspoken figure.
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Why I think "Lean In" Circles in your company are important.
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Is it like Beyonce showing up to these "Lean In" Circles?
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More recently I've felt quite satisfied making concentric circles in grays.
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The glowing circles look like fireflies — tiny fireworks — small heartbeats reverberating.
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But Ford is revered as an excellent pilot in aviation circles.
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It helps to think of it in terms of concentric circles.
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That is how you gain access into these elite social circles.
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Circles are scaled by the number of deaths in each incident.
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Despite this, within these academic circles, Ms Warren's ideas spark debate.
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The outside world circles and intrudes: we find ourselves in 2016.
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It reports directly to the president, irking some in diplomatic circles.
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While they knew each other, they also ran in distinct circles.
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Everybody call your grandma and get those prayer circles on deck.
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His brutality is the stuff of legend in New York circles.
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Taxing the ultra-rich has become increasingly popular in Democratic circles.
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Coleman blasted a wrist shot from between the circles over Peterson.
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In both paintings, two central circles overlap like a Venn diagram.
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The thing is, we don't actually use diameter to describe circles.
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Even as the car drives away, the dog circles the vehicle.
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Until his political advent, norms were rarely discussed outside academic circles.
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I'm extremely self-conscious about the dark circles around my eyes.
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Berlin is trending among hipster circles, as well as Chinese dissidents.
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I thought we were friends, despite rolling in different friendship circles.
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This new colloquial use of "crypto" caused consternation in security circles.
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We also did leg circles and bicycles to tone the abs.
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Another draw: Plus' Circles, the way the product grouped people together.
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The decline is not for want of support in education circles.
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He wasn't racing in circles from group to group like Aubry.
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You can go around in circles a million times over again.
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It's like trying to conceal dark circles with a Crayola crayon.
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Near the water, there's a scraggly, scarred squirrel walking in circles.
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Talk of talking with Russia is politically toxic in many circles.
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"green & purple got me goin in circles," Jenner captioned the pic.
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Cruz cut his teeth in conservative legal circles advocating gun rights.
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Suicide Squad movie runs in circles, chasing its own nonexistent tail.
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His rhetorical tips and phrases are regularly distributed among Republican circles.
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But the review still circles around a mostly positive, jovial tone.
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The mammoth CERAWeek industry conference is really concentric circles of events.
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This, of course, leaves two more circles open: Lust and Violence.
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Otherwise you'll just be following people you see around in circles.
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Where we're going, we don't need buttons or circles, just glass.
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Still, skepticism about his economic credentials is widespread in business circles.
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"Smile" widens that grin and plants pink circles on your cheeks.
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It does not engage in the exclusion of exclusive small circles.
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My key-rings are metal circles of diameter about two inches.
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We know the same names that are repeated in unrelated circles.
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Even in many podcasting circles, Art20113 isn't exactly a household name.
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But this is the plan kicking around House Republican circles today.
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Scott Keller, the lawyer for Texas, found himself arguing in circles.
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In conservative policy circles, a carbon tax is controversial at best.
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How about a webcam showing crop circles of a band's logo?
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Commuting will be super annoying, and conversations will spin in circles.
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This "tug" is known in astronomical circles as the Great Attractor.
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Out of the way, Superman — Skeeter will fly circles around you.
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Anything is possible, from capoeira circles, to performance art, to parades.
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In Washington, she became a fixture in some conservative political circles.
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Hundreds of people from a variety of circles attend the events.
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Even within the House of Saud, decision-making circles are shrinking.
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Circles believing that they will take revenge this way are mistaken.
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York's radical feminist circles in the late 1960s, you were careful
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And, of course, nothing Icahn does in investing circles goes unnoticed.
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Scepticism has been growing in Republican circles that either will run.
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How did you choose to decide the circles represent the balls?
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After the show, the handlers begin forming circles around the talent.
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No other form of grass cutting (diagonal, circles, etc.) is permitted.
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Our only company was a bald eagle tracing circles above us.
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In legal circles, this is known as the settlor/fiduciary doctrine.
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The shift squares a few circles for the Bank of Japan.
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In antidoping circles, he is not regarded as an aggressive crusader.
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For years, Sinema built her political career in far left circles.
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This is before your social and creative circles start to broaden.
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Like Gonzales, Miers had a nonexistent profile in Federalist Society circles.
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Mr. Alexander is something of a celebrity in policing circles nationwide.
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The answer to the riddle was: If you travel in circles.
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In many circles, sex work is seen as a social ill.
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The fairy circles are the center of a long-standing debate.
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The result was Circles, an elegant take on classic memory games.
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Priebus has made other enemies within the circles close to Trump.
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The alligator in the UFC's middleweight pond is swimming in circles.
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During the 1960s, a bootleg copy circulated in New Left circles.
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She tried to cover the circles under her eyes with makeup.
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But the grumbling in liberal circles was beginning to pick up.
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Tesla is apparently still deep in the circles of production hell.
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These things have given flan a bad name in some circles.
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His plan was to charm his way into the right circles.
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They had known each other through shared social circles for years.
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You can also have an effect outside of your social circles.
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It's all kinds of vicious circles on top of each other.
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Irregular circles are used to indicate breasts on standing nude women.
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This makes knitting circles especially appealing for those who don't drink.
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Positive thinking has almost become an ideology in foreign policy circles.
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Mr. Wu was once a major figure in Chinese business circles.
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Both are Japanese-American and they ran in overlapping social circles.
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Imagine being a Trump supporter in even one of those circles!
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Disruption is a virtue and instrument of efficiency in tech circles.
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In the spring, the sorority grew as women joined different circles.
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There is a new buzzword in trade circles these days: diversification.
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But in conservative circles, your well-being isn't linked to mine.
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It is Lean In Circles to empower women — not universal preschool.
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It is also popular as a club drug in some circles.
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Now, all-women samba circles are pushing back against sexist tropes.
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He leads you from walking in circles to finally making progress.
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Over time, I just became synonymous with pizza in my circles.
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The initial reception was somewhat chilly in philanthropic and nonprofit circles.
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The samba circles are free, they're rowdy and, increasingly, they're changing.
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Ms. Fares traveled in the same social circles as both women.
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In veterans' circles, this amounted to a slap in the face.
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"Don't go round in circles," Mr. Solomon wrote in his book.
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But cold brew has a poor reputation in some coffee circles.
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RUNNING IN CIRCLES Back down the river someone painted this maze.
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In such circles, the hunger-striking educators are simply leftist militants.
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He's tall and good looking and hangs around the right circles.
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How often do we see a basket-weave pattern of circles?
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The existence of these circles first became apparent in the 1960s.
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The DNA circles lurked unseen in the crowded neighborhood of chromosomes.
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One couple walked in circles, laughing at how cold it was.
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"There aren't a lot of circles in the wild," Burns whispered.
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The reasons for this are much debated in international economic circles.
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This lightweight cream targets dark circles, puffiness, fine lines, and dryness.
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The most extreme remedies, like impeachment, remain nonstarters in Republican circles.
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Building casinos in Atlantic City brought Trump into similarly genteel circles.
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In the US, similar claims could be found in QAnon circles.
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Using a 4-inch round cutter, cut 10 circles of dough.
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The first mainly rippled through circles of academics and antitrust professionals.
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The footage then went viral in the young women's social circles.
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I did not have circles or shaded squares in my submission.
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Loopy and hyperliterary, she can write circles around anyone and anything.
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It's one of the most virtuous circles of parenting and teaching.
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Mac Miller&aposs final album "Circles" was posthumously released on Friday.
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I wonder if the four middle circles will be playable characters?
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Then it started running around in circles on the treatment table.
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I knew of the constellation — could the circles be grid art?
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In Catholic circles, economic conservatives and progressives both use the term.
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The two eventually became friendly as their circles drew closer together.
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As one character observes, "We move in circles in this life."
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She slid off her goggles, exposing white circles around her eyes.
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"Fairy circles" in parts of Namibia have baffled scientists for years.
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Taxing the ultra-rich has become increasingly popular in progressive circles.
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Multiple airports in Somalia show circles around airfields in the city.
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Its translucent quality easily reveals dark circles, fine lines and dullness.
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The idea has been widely debunked but persists in some circles.
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By drawing salt circles around themselves, they're able to stay safe.
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The SIGAR effect is felt in many ways within agency circles.
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Disembodied hands knead stress balls or stir paint in hypnotic circles.
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But once she did, she drew quick attention in poetry circles.
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"I'm going to run circles around you," she would silently vow.
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Maybe those legal circles were for- You people allow a lot.
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Still, though, it remains a pariah product in certain passionate circles.
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Transfer the mini sandwiches and their circles to a baking sheet.
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In education circles, testing has become the villain of the day.
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He remains a revered figure in Republican circles, lives out there.
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Social circles in high school Kavanaugh testimony Kavanaugh testified that he and Christine Blasey Ford, the California professor who has accused him of sexual assault, "did not travel in the same social circles" in high school.
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His backing follows that of another prominent Republican in national security circles.
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I wandered in circles among the warehouses of Long Island City, Queens.
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The Holacratic system is grounded in small cells of people called Circles.
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Some 90 years later, the rare monograph is legendary in design circles.
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Still, Washington's foreign policy circles, for the most part, criticized the meeting.
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Instead of circles, the fibers of those spaces are three-dimensional tori.
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With one long stream, he drew small circles around her other breast.
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It is, after all, a bunch of people going around in circles.
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Chao is well-networked in the most "establishment" Republican circles of Washington.
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Make your Facebook groups, make your circles of friends and start mobilizing.
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The move could face resistance from law enforcement and national security circles.
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But this all circles back to who you're even paying attention to.
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Nevertheless, apart from art circles relatively unknown outside of China, it's notable.
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It has sown political discontent in and beyond nationalist circles in Scotland.
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Dance circles are, undoubtedly, the worst thing to happen to this planet.
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Gorsuch has been well-regarded in conservative legal circles for many years.
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We drink sake from cups of stacked plywood circles coated in resin.
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At 23 years old he told his closest circles he was trans.
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That&aposs provocative in some circles, G7 historically hasn&apost included Russia.
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Also, many in the media spinning in circles over me -- yours truly.
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That's become the key point in Trump's favor in social conservative circles.
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Before long, a police helicopter circles overhead, its spotlight strafing the crowd.
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The volunteers ran on adrenaline, working with dark circles under their eyes.
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The redesign is also supposed to help people expand their social circles.
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It was better than anything for covering up dark circles and discoloration.
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Instead it began turning in massive circles, as a huge storm approached.
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That's probably why they have been dubbed "anti-fans" in scholarly circles.
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But it was not at all an unusual one in her circles.
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Otherwise, you can spin in circles to see the latest brushstrokes emerge.
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Circles are scaled by the number of people killed in each incident.
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I submitted the puzzle close to a year ago, without the circles.
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Ahead, the common culprits and solutions for dark circles on dark skin.
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Its past failures were a source of some shame in jihadist circles.
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The company is also killing Google+ circles and some Google Labs plugins.
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Every forty minutes, the MiG-21 drew lazy circles around the city.
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We keep it locked in our heads or in small professional circles.
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All she heard was the sound of the machine, whirring in circles.
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Stephen Barker Liles is probably "Dancing in Circles" — he's a dad again!
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Besides the healing circles, what else do you have on your plate?
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These days, Bulletproof coffee is still going strong in certain wellness circles.
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Eight smaller, solidly colored circles border their circumferences, four to a circle.
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Kardashian insists this combination helps her perfectly conceal her under eye circles.
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Maybe I'm chasing myself in circles because the show wants me to.
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Cut 12 circles with a 2½-inch round cutter from reserved dough.
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Be leaders among your friends and social circles and colleagues at work.
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Gray circles reflect the sample mean classification scores for all seven emotions.
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Draw or trace smaller circles into the center of each circle. 3.
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Already, the reaction to Fallout 2120 leans negative within more hardcore circles.
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Counties that were positive for rat lungworm are marked with closed circles.
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A small airplane, presumably monitoring the camp, circles from time to time.
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Or wade through the seven circles of weird messaging hell on OKCupid?
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Will they be little circles at the top of your search results?
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Image: NASA/New HorizonsBecause of its tilt, Pluto also has arctic circles.
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It may have been a well-kept unfortunate secret in entertainment circles.
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To tell the time you look at the intersection of the circles.
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Tony Minor, who has been heavily involved in his city's activist circles.
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His identity, says Zoe York, wasn't really a secret in publishing circles.
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"[Lena] and I ran in the same circles in college," Clemmons wrote.
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Dazed & Confused featured characters characters culled from different social circles, spanning genders.
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Since they run in similar social circles, both splits have ended amicably.
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Unnatural geometry like straight lines or perfect circles merit a closer look.
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Suddenly Bravo's hands, which had been sweeping in small circles, stopped moving.
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Money is still a pretty taboo topic of conversation in many circles.
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Vodafone and Idea have 4G spectrum in five and 12 circles, respectively.
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From any webpage, click the three circles in the top-right corner.
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"Repetition happens again here with curves, lines and circles," he points out.
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This sand at Alimos Beach in Athens has been smoothed into circles.
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For more basic figures, like Mickey Mouse, animators worked mainly with circles.
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The problem ... he's tried getting treatment, but always circles back to drugs.
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Trump runs circles around them because in his world, he has to.
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Unlike the three telcos we have now, SingTel, Starhub and M2000, Circles.
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The four circles on this mural consist of images of swimming pools.
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He also said this information had been widely disseminated in intelligence circles.
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The vast majority of the people in such circles are not evil.
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In scientific circles it is known simply as "the trip to Stockholm".
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If you spent any time around LA underground circles, it was clear .
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In legal circles, this might be referred to as The Costanza Defense.
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The last scene circles back to when we first see handmaid Offred.
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It has been a generic concern in national security circles for years.
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Weeks ago, October was the favoured date for many in government circles.
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His continued support of Trump has drawn criticism in some tech circles.
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Meanwhile, the competition runs circles around you and the market moves on.
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But ISAs are neither simple to implement nor uncontroversial in policy circles.
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I'd like to see squares, rectangles, and circles make cases that solid.
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Undereye circles aren't the only issue Becca is setting out to fix.
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Trump to the bombastic former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who ran circles
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The group has also embraced thinkers expelled from more polite conservative circles.
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I think myself in circles about what to do all the time.
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But he still possesses a large following in right-wing internet circles.
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Everyone is covered in white sand except for circles around their eyes.
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The provision is so unpopular in some circles that New York Gov.
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Singapore's smallest mobile operator is looking to hit the big time. Circles.
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This rhetoric is common in extreme far-right circles & perpetuates anti-Semitism.
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If he did cooperate, he could have helped prosecutors penetrate powerful circles.
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But within mental health policy circles, those words mean a great deal.
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After that, however, UM1's movements began raising alarms in some circles.
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Abhishek Gupta, shared why he considers the solely digital telecommunications company, Circles.
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The train that circles Disney World and Disneyland can finally be yours.
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India's restive Communist circles came to extol and emulate his tactical prowess.
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My skin feels softer, brighter and the dark circles are less noticeable.
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But in others, especially within working-class circles, those lines are blurred.
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The Civil War fighting went in circles until President Lincoln discovered Gen.
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And you know in some circles, that's very controversial to say that?
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Her departure has been widely viewed as a loss within Republican circles.
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There was some worry about Kavanaugh's potential #MeToo problem within Republican circles.
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Populism can descend through several circles of hell into fascism and Nazism.
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Founded in 2014, Allbirds has skyrocketed in popularity, especially in tech circles.
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The concept of "hacking back" has been criticized in national security circles.
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Nobody in NXIVM circles seemed to call it what it was: starvation.
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Ziff and Weinstein were renowned in show biz circles for partying together.
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Hillary Clinton debated circles around Donald Trump during Monday night's presidential debate.
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Janney approached "Several Circles" (1926), which had been one of the models.
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Then there are eyebrows being raised in New York real estate circles.
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But those things are common enough in the circles he spun through.
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But his change of heart has met with skepticism in some circles.
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Using a 4-inch round cutter, cut circles out of the dough.
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Stories like Ruby and Jack's are familiar within right to die circles.
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That decision is still debated in some scientific circles to this day.
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In Korea, undereye circles are considered youthful, cute, and "puppyish," Eldridge says.
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Infiltrate social circles, go to parties/events, record evidence and report it.
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And while most doujin circles eventually wind down, Touhou's has stayed strong.
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They're known in antitrust circles as having traditional Republican pro-business leanings.
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The Millennium Prize Problems are considered exceptionally difficult even in expert circles.
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Distributed organizing is a big buzz word around forward thinking political circles.
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They begin to march in circles as the music to "Freedom" begins.
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A lack of sleep leads to dark circles, puffy eyes and stress.
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It is time white women start making change within their own circles.
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And his whole biography is in sort of elite professional circles. Right.
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The issues at the museum have raised eyebrows in art circles nationally.
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TECH TIP Tired of seeing your friends as initials in tinted circles?
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He started going around criminal circles to track down his father's killers.
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In financial circles, there's a term for such events: a black swan.
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Many of them have become pillars of Miami business and political circles.
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The garden features hedges and paths in concentric circles punctuated by fountains.
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In some circles, female trimmers are actually more likely to be hired.
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But some in migration policy circles fear this transition has already begun.
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Sam spun in circles, unable to decide which direction was most exciting.
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Resilience has been a buzzword in psychology circles the past few years.
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Several Generation Identity activists have a past in avowed neo-Nazi circles.
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Three of the donors are well known in political circles in Iowa.
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Ten years ago, Ms. Nelson created GirlFriend Circles, a kind of match.
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A network of fissures crackling the glaze marks each of the circles.
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The theory has also found a foothold in more mainstream political circles.
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He was a celebrated figure in Colombo's business circles and politically connected.
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Its nine circles, diminishing with each tier, symbolize a monarch's bountiful merit.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Those diagonal circles in the grid … what could they mean?
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In the Dublin circles she describes, the Roman Catholic Church barely figures.
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She didn't bother with makeup on the dark circles under my eyes.
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Usually I use the Clé de Peau concealer for my dark circles.
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These two meanings have chased each other in circles for 15 years.
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In some cooking circles, even turkey itself is on the way out.
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As their collection grew, the Williamses, too, took part in art circles.
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She herself socialized in exclusive circles that included people connected to politics.
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There was a backlash to your efforts, even from within liberal circles.
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Mr. Dowd, by contrast, is a longtime insider of Washington's legal circles.
|
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These mysteries deepen as the investigation continues and Costello's ruthless employer circles.
|
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The piece was an instant sensation in black and feminist art circles.
|
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Why that exchange never aired is now a question in political circles.
|
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In recent years, the paper has made inroads into top Republican circles.
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Her husband, on the other hand, grew up in rarefied social circles.
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Sadie whirls in circles, the audience cheers, the bit goes just fine.
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Cohn, who died in 1986, helped introduce Trump into Manhattan society circles.
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But in Democratic policy circles there is little lightness this time around.
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How do you join a conversation when everyone is in little circles?
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The circles merged together, creating the scalloped shape that remains popular today.
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In some cells, extra circles of DNA float alongside the regular chromosomes.
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Gainesville is densely populated—built in concentric circles of strip-mall sprawl.
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They don't grow in straight lines, or in triangles, or in circles.
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Unlike Mr Bolton, Mr O'Brien is relatively unknown in foreign-policy circles.
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There are some signs the critique is spreading through conservative circles regardless.
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I thought school dances would be full of things like grind circles.
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Prior to becoming an alleged cult leader, Ray ran in powerful circles.
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In guerrilla warfare circles, this is known as a false flag attack.
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Still, in corporate governance circles, that level of support is remarkably tepid.
|
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In online UFO circles, To the Stars has been a controversial organization.
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He has been hailed as a hero in some American conservative circles.
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Does the appeal of the film in wealthy circles limit its power?
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Analysis out of an investment bank rarely extends beyond small investment circles.
|
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Neither president, nor their inner circles, meshed with the tastemakers of Washington.
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Another column contains information on family members, social circles, and religious heritage.
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They won numerous tournament trophies and earned widespread notoriety in fishing circles.
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In the Venn diagram of your social circles, is there considerable overlap?
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Still, she became something of a celebrity in some immigrant rights circles.
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Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked the Mall with makeshift encampments and drumming circles.
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As family and friends succumb to their ailments, circles of contacts shrink.
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But the low-profile hostage negotiator has a history in conservative circles.
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We flew circles around production sites to identify where the leaks were.
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In legislative circles, he is among the foremost authorities on the issue.
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In black circles, the "she's a cop" refrain was heard most often.
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Stéphane Gerson's slim volume of anguished reflections circles around a terrible story.
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What's with those raggedy circles drawn on the wall of each floor?
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Dave Brat, an economics professor who wasn't well known in political circles.
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" A few minutes later, he said, "I think we're going in circles.
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Many of the participants were in Mr. Collins's social and professional circles.
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In New York City's elite social circles, Trump was persona non grata.
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Women and men have started more than 35,000 Circles in 160 countries.
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That's the question Succession circles and flirts with and ultimately digs into.
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Most of us have wide social circles, work, college, high school, etc.
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But word of a dossier had begun to spread through political circles.
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But even in her family's educated circles the program was a phenomenon.
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The package of ideas has evolved over years, mainly in academic circles.
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Ms. Cennetoglu has invested herself in taking the List beyond activist circles.
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A yearning for a science-religion synergy is growing in some circles.
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These are indicated on the map with blue-line circles around Kaliningrad.
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Ten years ago, reparations were a total nonstarter in Democratic Party circles.
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This can take several forms, such as peacemaking circles and conferencing models.
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As Earth circles the sun and the moon circles Earth, the combined gravitational fields and centrifugal forces create an energy landscape with five stationary points where all the forces cancel out: one peak, one valley, and three saddles.
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Other buttons pull the brightest dots to the center, or organize the circles by when the photos were taken: January 2018 goes to the center, and the circles radiate out so that colors from December 2018 populate the edges.
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Burns expands this material into a willfully demanding and opaque stream-of-consciousness novel, one that circles and circles its subject matter, like a dog about to sit, while rarely seizing upon any sort of clarity or emotional resonance.
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Dr. Tarnita responded that their model showed that both termites and plants could make the fairy circles, but that the entire system, which includes the vegetation and the small-scale patterns seen in the Namibian fairy circles, needed both.
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As a result, stimulus has almost become a dirty word in policy circles.
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Colored circles show the pore pressure increase at the location of the earthquakes.
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They were a successful Sunni family, their names known in Iraqi leadership circles.
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Rafsanjani was widely respected in political circles, even amongst his adversaries, Marandi added.
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Developer Circles is Facebook's community-driven initiative for engaging with and training developers.
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Sometimes the foundations help find appropriate nonprofits to suggest for their circles' grantees.
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It leaves behind large red circles which last about seven to 10 days.
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After biting his foot, the giant predator started swimming in circles around McQuillen.
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Since launching in 2016, Carcel has received near-universal praise in fashion circles.
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Light dresses bore graphic circles while loose blouses were paired with loose trousers.
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They are beautiful, simple silver circles by a London-based brand called Coops.
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Drum circles, mariachi bands, block parties — these neighborhoods have histories, customs and rituals.
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His debut album, released in 1976, made an immediate splash in jazz circles.
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" He added that the legislation "changes the power balance in U.S. political circles.
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The outermost circles are the agencies themselves, within them are the specific offices.
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Doctors may make judgments about their patients' social circles and interests, for example.
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Then there's Solyndra, whose name sounds more like "Voldemort" in clean energy circles.
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Circles, squares and triangles appeared in her work after her studies with Ouspensky.
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In some of my queer circles, in fact, monogamy is the rarer beast.
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She said she first learned about Majid through mutual contacts in communist circles.
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They also suffer from conditions like dark under eye circles or bulbous noses.
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Gang of Four made an immediate impact in British and American punk circles.
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There will be rumors of crisis actors and blurry photos with red circles.
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Like Orji's life, none of these circles seem to exist by happenstance, either.
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"Here's to circles," Brooks wrote on the pictures of their full-circle moment.
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So in the circles that are coming here, it hasn't been a disaster.
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So each time I have dark circles, that's what I enjoy the most.
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In some circles, blessings from hijras or Khwaja Siras are considered very powerful.
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Japan is best known in crypto circles for its introduction of exchange licensing.
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Dark and puffy undereye circles is a problem faced by just about everyone.
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After the upgrade, these will change to the Assistant logo with its circles.
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The knock-off relationship is no longer top-down; it happens in circles.
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Even the most liberal, feminist circles are struggling with expanding ideas about gender.
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Carbon taxes face opposition from advocacy groups that are influential in GOP circles.
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Circles are in some, but not all, of the spaces that open up.
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For a true breakthrough, I needed to step outside of my familiar circles.
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You said you're going to start doing your healing circles again in 2020.
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Before Page joined the campaign, he was virtually unknown in foreign policy circles.
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HANNITY: OK. That is in some circles in the rest of the media.
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We had been driving in circles looking for a Mohawk community crafts store.
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Among certain circles—witchcraft-adjacent ones, mostly—Susun is a nearly legendary figure.
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Cut out three circles from black paper and tape them to your shirt.
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Kokichi Sugihara's 'Rectangles and Circles' illusion is a…Read more ReadOpen kinja-labs.com
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Our need to expand our circles of empathy has never been more urgent.
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This election has created division within evangelical circles and the church writ large.
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The reason is largely relational: Moore has long run in Republican political circles.
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Australian fairy circles typically measure 12 to 22 feet (7 to 9 meters).
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She had taken photographs from the air showing features consistent with fairy circles.
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"Teresa, this one's got you going in circles," Gorga said, pointing to Staub.
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Giving companies a human first name isn't a new thing in startup circles.
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In some circles, OurSA is already eclipsing the conference it's breaking away from.
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I use concealer to spot treat any blemishes or circles under my eyes.
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She is at ease in political circles, lobbying for candidates such as Sen.
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Each of the three circles in Cockerham's spinner have a 15 inch radius.
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The average person wouldn't even think it, but he'll run circles around you.
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Why it matters: ICOs are becoming increasingly popular among some circles of technologists.
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This woman has ... Her ideas are brilliant and she runs circles around you.
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In New York real estate circles, Jared is best known for that building.
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For engineers, that means the fluid-cooled stator now circles the moving rotor.
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That's the collective wisdom about M&A in venture capital and startup circles.
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His face was painted white, with black circles around his face and nose.
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Outside cryptocurrency circles, the boyish-looking Silbert, 41, is hardly a household name.
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After 9/11, we had what we described as concentric circles of trauma.
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I must have walked three circles because I didn't know what to do.
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The cliché has actually taken a beating in political circles for its ubiquity.
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I like seeing dark circles and veins on eyelids — that's sexy to me.
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It's an idea that's been floated in immigration policy circles for a while.
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Leaning over, I draw a few circles around it to create a bowl.
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Rcom has future plans to share 800MHz spectrum in the remaining five circles.
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Dr. Meredith says that human meat is not a delicacy in shark circles.
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Online retailing sites Wayfair and Etsy are running circles around Amazon this year.
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But since then, it's become a kind of blanket truism in Republican circles.
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The shaky situation is accentuating rifts in the country's political and economic circles.
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In physics circles, Lorimer was elevated to the position of a minor celebrity.
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About a decade later, chaos theory started to catch on in scientific circles.
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The circles indicate industries, sized by their average number of employees over time.
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Are you suddenly wondering about the conspiracies afoot in America's nutritional policy circles?
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Even in most bohemian circles, living together or having a child outside marriage
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People in the countries in the larger circles will catch a partial show.
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Someone so famous that even his name causes stunned silence in modeling circles?
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"I don't know anyone in my circles who'd vote for Clinton," DeLuca said.
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UNITED STATES is a case that is little known outside of legal circles.
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Can you spot 16 circles in this mess of straight lines and boxes?
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Inside the Beltway and in activist circles, the policy prescriptions were greeted optimistically.
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Talk inside military circles is that Ottawa could announce a sole-source contract.
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His stature and influence in liberal circles have suffered significantly as a result.
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The accusation has been one of many floating around Beltway circles for months.
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Pipe more white icing in overlapping circles, then decorate with mini gum drops.
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Police believe the three missing women ran in the same circles as Burgan.
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Libras, meanwhile, tend to oversee their social circles with stringent attention to detail.
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Outside South-East Asian circles, Anderson's prolific and diverse output is more obscure.
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T-Mobile and WeWork have leadership in place that runs in similar circles.
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Debate has unfolded in pharmacy and policy circles over the efficacy of ADFs.
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As the title suggests, this episode circles questions of faith, deliverance and grace.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Super Mario is running circles around a Japanese rival.
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Today's new moon in Aries finds you connecting with new social circles, Gemini.
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Or not just swimming in circles, to go back to Mr. Browne's metaphor.
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Ms. Carteris, 93, was not especially well known, even in show business circles.
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Santa circles in his biplane as he tows a glittery message of "Believe".
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The intelligence community's report has stimulated all sorts of reactions in political circles.
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He avoids dwelling on trauma but circles it constantly, carefully exploring its fringes.
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When she auditioned, in 2010, she was obscure even in Chicago theatre circles.
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That's the kind of shift that disconcerts some critics, even in Republican circles.
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MP for Islington North since 1983, has been well respected in activist circles
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For no particular reason, I drew more circles and a theme was born.
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Finally, the circles in the grid make an anagram of the word PHONETIC.
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Don't expect full coverage, but expect your dark circles to look significantly lighter.
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One school that received praise in certain circles was Emory University in Atlanta.
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He has, literally, spent decades being developed within conservative circles for this moment.
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Perhaps you think that in investment banking circles two bathrooms is considered camping.
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There are also art classes, salsa dancing and knitting circles, among other activities.
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It's an area of low pressure that circles the North and South Poles.
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Mr. Zuckerberg must run in different Facebook circles than the rest of us.
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Ron Paul, the former Texas GOP congressman who is revered in libertarian circles.
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In elite London poetry circles, the initial reception was underwhelming, Mr. Parkes said.
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The Hofellers retired to Raleigh, N.C., where Hofeller remained active in redistricting circles.
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While they ran in circles, he moved forward to fulfill his campaign promises.
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Another is sheeted with unfinished plywood with circles cut out by a jigsaw.
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Routinely dipping into hot or cold water is becoming popular in certain circles.
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Good vibes will start flowing in the communities and circles you belong to!
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One name that's reportedly been raised in political circles is former Texas Gov.
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The bathroom is completely dark, except for these two shiny red half circles.
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A short man with shaved head and deep blue circles under his eyes.
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It's, these are things that were only done in the most elite circles.
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I didn't know him, but I knew of her from different friendship circles.
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We have known each other for years, just running in the same circles.
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But you have to understand the circles that she and Bruce traveled in.
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She circles back to small town Nickerson, who Tom James convinced to abstain.
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There's been some talk in Democratic circles about restructuring the Court in response.
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Maxwell ran in similar circles and also maintained close connections to tech executives.
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Lengthy negotiations are a waste of time and often go around in circles.
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The case raised eyebrows in legal circles when it was filed in 2014.
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He sees prayer circles, pipe ceremonies and a unifying fight for clean water.
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Since the Renshaw trial, he had become a minor celebrity in leftist circles.
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Stone "may be well known," the judge said, but only in certain circles.
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Vice's old CEO, Shane Smith, is a scandal-plagued figure in media circles.
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Going outside closed inner circles makes leaders more likely to listen and learn.
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