But it was still an Oscar narrative that never coalesced.
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It didn't happen that way, it coalesced in one place.
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The machine learning community has coalesced around Google's TensorFlow library.
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I think everyone pretty much has coalesced around that concept.
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The tech and Internet industries largely coalesced around two filings.
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But on Monday, everything coalesced for Eovaldi, an easygoing Texan.
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Around 2008, YouTube Atheism coalesced into one of the first
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But, amid collapse, communities naturally coalesced around local ethnic groups.
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A number of things may have coalesced at the time.
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Disrespected and discounted, the Golden Knights coalesced around that snub.
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We coalesced around a shared commitment to strengthen local communities.
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But no one has yet coalesced around one viable alternative candidate.
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They coalesced around what was then called the America First movement.
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Much but not all of that stuff coalesced into the planets.
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Still, most phone makers have coalesced around the 5-inch mark.
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The party coalesced early around a deeply flawed and unpopular candidate.
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Democrats have coalesced around the only declared candidate, former state Sen.
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Bipartisan groups of legislators coalesced on both sides of the debate.
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An image, combining bodies, music and an architectural element, had coalesced.
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Game-design theory coalesced as a discipline barely two decades ago.
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Protests against the gun lobby have coalesced into a powerful movement.
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That said, they haven't coalesced around any more moderate Sanders alternative.
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Democrats had a brutal primary and runoff and never coalesced afterward.
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Almost all sectors of Haitian society have coalesced to denounce his ineptitude.
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Fag-trails coalesced with weed smoke and the unmistakeable smell of Mkat.
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Individual sounds coalesced into stately fanfares, jiggered by outbursts of Caribbean rhythms.
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They fell into the planet's orbit and eventually coalesced, forming our moon.
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Irish yearning coalesced in Dublin's rubble; all changed utterly; the martyrs won.
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In the end, the 15-member Security Council coalesced around Mr. Guterres.
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Sanders is able to lead because he has coalesced the liberal lane.
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As time passed, small galaxies collided and coalesced, resulting in bigger galaxies.
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But so far, senators have not coalesced around a clear legislative solution.
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" The crowd of thousands in Manchester coalesced into chants of "lock her up.
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"All of it coalesced into them taking control of our business," Acker said.
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Spotify's coalesced curated playlists and original soundtracks into one all-new gaming portal.
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MORE's signature healthcare law, but they have not yet coalesced around a replacement.
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During the first round of the Republican primary, influential conservatives coalesced behind Rep.
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The two moments coalesced in Hnath's mind as the basis for a play.
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Sharing on social media about the tightened political situation coalesced around the hashtag #Ugandadecides.
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Bush's donors and backers have not coalesced around one candidate, one ally told CNN.
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In the run-up to the ballot, opposition groups have coalesced into three blocs.
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For Handel's part, Republicans have coalesced behind her campaign since the all-party election.
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Slowly, fragments coalesced into a glittering, surreal, even dangerous exploration of the Viennese waltz.
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The main elements of the second era of rock festivals coalesced in the nineties.
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These concepts first coalesced into Recent Arts' last audiovisual show, The History of Darkness.
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I feel like over time, your work has coalesced into more song-like forms.
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Exit polls also showed that Virginia voters coalesced around Mr. Biden's candidacy practically overnight.
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A young team that lost 12 seniors a year ago coalesced late this season.
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This criticism coalesced with an ongoing obsession about what suburban white America was thinking.
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Sounds grew and coalesced into dark waves that seemed to take forever to crest.
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Kanem: The fact is, women have coalesced; women have marched; women have spoken out.
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"From the moment this coalesced, I felt it was artistically right," Mr. Mellman said.
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This image shows a set of coalesced collapse pits in western Valles Marineris on Mars.
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The BDS movement, which coalesced in 2005, aims to capitalize on international anger with Israel.
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The crowd stopped turning on itself and instead coalesced around demanding Hillary Clinton's immediate imprisonment.
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The wild west of software distribution has largely coalesced around app stores across all platforms.
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The party still hasn't coalesced around a replacement plan, which makes taking on Democrats tougher.
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Some of those fighters coalesced under Bin Laden, a Saudi native, to form Al Qaeda.
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The party coalesced around him instead of making a binary choice between Clinton and Sanders.
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Crawford's name is one of many that the Black Lives Matter movement has coalesced around.
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"We came from different backgrounds and talents and coalesced around a common idea," he said.
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In the wake of these reviews, the American Dirt controversy coalesced around two major questions.
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Specs for Samsung's Galaxy S10 Lite have coalesced ahead of its imminent European launch. WinFuture.
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The vast majority of Republicans have coalesced around Trump and nearly all of his policies.
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A team that had underachieved in its final season under Matt Williams coalesced around Baker.
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The shock value is a cheap ploy, and the play's three voices never quite coalesced.
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To his credit, Sanders seemed to anticipate his present situation weeks before it had fully coalesced.
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So there are all kinds of things that finally coalesced and came together with that project.
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The parts of internet culture that thrive on this multilayered interplay coalesced around the Harambe meme.
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They coalesced out of the same blob of gas and dust that encircled our young Sun.
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When most of the world's manufacturing has coalesced around the immovable supply chains of Southeast Asia.
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The team coalesced into quite the powerhouse thanks to the shot-calling of support player Hai.
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Leading party members quickly coalesced around Ms. May, insisting that the contest should not be reopened.
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In the early twentieth century, a coalition of reformers coalesced around the aim of vocationalizing education.
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Its best minds coalesced around National Review, founded as an anti-Eisenhower weekly in late 2150.
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A broad and diverse opposition movement has coalesced around the need to return Venezuela to democracy.
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After moving to New York from Spain, these influences coalesced into her current body of work.
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In addition to Grassley, every Republican member on the committee quickly coalesced around the nomination. Sens.
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The attacks created an outpouring of local support and resilience that coalesced around the hashtag #BostonStrong.
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But experts have not coalesced around one simple fix that by itself can solve the problems.
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In them, the aspects of her artistry that she had developed separately coalesced: music, movement, sculpture.
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The two parties have, however, coalesced around some ideas, like approving paid sick leave for workers.
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But Whitmer, a former state Senate minority leader, won easily and Democrats quickly coalesced behind her.
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Senate Republicans quickly coalesced behind an effort to condemn the House's impeachment inquiry late last week.
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This thousand-page tome outlines the sectarian factions that coalesced during the civil war in Lebanon.
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His group coalesced late last year, when stories emerged of SEA's plans to build a downtown stadium.
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For some respondents, several of these factors coalesced to dissuade them from taking action against their harassers.
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But, at least so far, the anti-Trump vote hasn't coalesced behind a single anti-Trump candidate.
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It was a once-an-era moment where two artists coalesced while still asserting their individual styles.
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Republicans have more or less coalesced into two primary political camps regarding the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Democrats have coalesced around 30-year-old Jon Ossoff, who has raised an eye-popping $8.3 million.
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While the group is eying a challenge in Tennessee, they have not coalesced around a candidate yet.
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The Republican establishment in Wisconsin has already coalesced behind the Texas senator, led by the state's Gov.
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The constitutional skepticism has not yet coalesced into an actual threat to the Supreme Court's Chevron precedent.
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The mission scientists believe that 4.5 billion years ago, a rotating cloud of small, icy bodies coalesced.
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Moreover, religious discourse has coalesced a large segment of the public around anti-semitic views of Israelis.
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This devastating collision created a debris field around our young planet that eventually coalesced into the Moon.
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And I had also done some work on state collapse, and it sort of coalesced into this.
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Many political observers have coalesced around a prevailing theory that they say explains Donald Trump's early struggles.
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Now that everybody coalesced on the Democratic side around him, I think you've got to be scrutinized.
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Once the other moderates dropped out of the race, rank and file Democrats swiftly coalesced around Biden.
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DNC members haven't coalesced around one candidate, but Perez and Ellison seized the early momentum and endorsements.
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Republicans have put forward outlines and various legislative proposals but have not coalesced behind one, detailed plan.
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Methanol has been detected in the dust around young stars, before the dust has coalesced into planets.
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By 2015, most of the caucus had coalesced behind Clinton, cutting off oxygen to any potential opponents.
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Wegmans will sit similarly on the outskirts of a diverse group of neighborhoods that have not coalesced seamlessly.
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Samba and Carnival sprung from the vibrant quilombos, or free black refuges, that coalesced atop their ancestors' remains.
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" By the time Guy was using the term, the world had coalesced around calling automations industrial machines "robots.
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Next, they observed how the cells combined themselves into polarized cysts, which then coalesced to form layered skin.
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It kind of coalesced this year because there have been so many examples of violent and unexpected weather.
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The debate around IEX's application to become a public exchange seems to have coalesced around this simple question.
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This ultimately coalesced into installing the shah, whose brutal and oppressive dictatorship sparked the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
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Mark: D A few lines in, the images in this passage coalesced into an Robert Crumb cartoon grotesque.
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While lawmakers have coalesced around the sick-leave proposal, the payroll tax cut has been a harder sell.
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The resulting slosh of debris coalesced into a slightly larger Earth and the moon in orbit around Earth.
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Church, Cole and other artists coalesced in the Hudson River School, known for landscapes that glorified the wilderness.
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The Tea Party coalesced in the aftermath of the 2008 elections amid widespread distress on the political right.
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But during planning, which coalesced around the closing of the West German border in 1961, the project transformed.
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But such a delay is also necessary, because congressional Republicans have not yet coalesced around a replacement plan.
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A spontaneous social media movement has coalesced into the biggest uprising against his rule in nearly a decade.
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Republican senators have largely coalesced around him, while many Democrats have vowed from the start to oppose the pick.
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Since last year, those calls have coalesced around the Twitter slogan "Abolish ICE," mostly tweeted by prominent internet leftists.
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They are representative of a woman-centric community that forms adjacent to the patriarchy, coalesced by its own customs.
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As the war dragged on, the clusters of make-shift shelters in the Algerian desert coalesced into tent-cities.
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Scott Walker, though other members of his family ultimately coalesced around Trump after he became the GOP's presidential nominee.
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By the middle of the decade, witches coalesced around a new cause—they were set on taking men down.
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Over time, these objects likely coalesced, and eventually two of these objects began to spiral close to one another.
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The legislative debate about criminal justice reform coalesced in 2014 around a set of bills introduced by then-Rep.
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Southern Democrats and rural Republicans coalesced against urban members of both political parties to prevent redistricting until the 2628s.
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The bottom line: It's clear that lawmakers haven't coalesced around a regulatory end-goal, even though the threat remains.
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But other protests are simmering, even if they have for now not coalesced into a single, more potent movement.
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When the seat opened up, Republicans quickly coalesced around one of their top recruits, retired police officer Pete Stauber.
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Officials believe Biden may get a boost in these states once the Democratic Party has coalesced around a candidate.
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It went back and forth like this for a while until finally things kind of coalesced and came together.
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The solar system formed from a dust disk surrounding the Sun, which coalesced into the planets and other objects.
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Meanwhile, the election reforms that Mr. Ghani promised as a precursor to the parliamentary vote have still not coalesced.
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In the Democrats' 21625 presidential field, liberals dominate collectively, even if they have not yet coalesced around one candidate.
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Republicans, however, are facing headwinds as they look to repeal the law and have not coalesced around a replacement.
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Finally, the whole orchestra joined in, playing sputtering rhythms, tart harmonies and thematic fragments that coalesced into melodic lines.
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Gradually the work coalesced into a story of a maritime city, its mood and light changing with the seasons.
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A contingent there coalesced around Rob Sand, the state auditor and boyish bright young thing of Iowa Democratic politics.
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The Sanders wing of the party never trusted Clinton and never coalesced around her after Sanders lost the primary.
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For some people, then, the swift stream of accusations, investigations and denials has coalesced into a single, sludgy blur.
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Black asserted that mainstream Republicans would be fine so long as they had coalesced behind one candidate by then.
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But as #GamerGate, as it came to be called, grew, it coalesced into a movement that looked awfully political.
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On climate change, public opinion has not coalesced behind a demand for action as clearly as on gun policy.
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True Detective, especially, was hurt by its second season, a confusing mishmash of storytelling ideas that never fully coalesced.
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After the constitution was adopted, the advocates of strong central government (mainly from Northern states) coalesced into the Federalist Party.
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Only at some later period, when large-enough dark matter halos coalesced, would the galaxy formation process pick up again.
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Another factor fueling da Silva&aposs lead is division among opponents who have not coalesced around an "anti-Lula" candidate.
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They have only recently coalesced within the GOP — and thus become large and united enough to directly shape national politics.
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Though each of these mini-movements invited interesting contributions, none have coalesced into a unifying hashtag with larger cultural resonance.
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The collective resistance of those protests coalesced early on into what is now known as the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The organization coalesced in early 2014 out of a handful of far-right political parties and Maidan self-defense units.
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The idea of recording songs created by refugees and professional musicians coalesced into an idea for an album this spring.
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In retrospect, many of the fears and hopes that coalesced around the NuTech movement turned out to be largely unfounded.
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Thankfully, consumer advocates, importers, top Trump Administration officials, Republican senators and some House members have coalesced opposition to the BAT.
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Be the Change, they called the group that coalesced in this small, conservative city in the Central Valley of California.
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With Trump — a prolific small-dollar fundraising machine — in office, party officials coalesced around their response to ActBlue, called WinRed.
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Democratic primary voters have not coalesced around an alternative candidate to Sanders, however, undermining any potential effort to stop him.
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But workers in Milwaukee soon coalesced around the short-lived People's Party, which advocated reforms like restrictions on child labor.
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"When we considered all the possibilities, a narrative really coalesced this year around words associated with ecological concerns," she said.
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While Trump has said publicly he'd speak with the special counsel, his legal team has coalesced around telling Mueller no.
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So while the Tories have purged dissenting MPs and coalesced around Brexit, Labour radiates ambivalence on the election's central question.
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Hashtags like #BlackLivesMatter and #MeToo popularized on social media have named and coalesced phenomena, causing seismic shifts in our society.
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The idea returned a few years later and coalesced into something more tangible: a melancholy image of a man stranded.
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She decided to speak out, and a group of more than 100 bereaved mothers and wives has since coalesced around her.
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Tiny circular grains called chondrules are found in some meteorites; fragments of the early solar system that never coalesced into planets.
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Part of this ballast comes from the addition of her band, which coalesced in the wake of her last record Heights.
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Perhaps it simply coalesced, an artificial intelligence identifying the internet's strong need for sick Trump burns, and building a device accordingly. .
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It's not clear who animated Kizuna, nor who's providing the voice, leaving one terrifying thought: perhaps she coalesced on her own?
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The giant impact would have created a massive ocean of liquid magma that eventually coalesced into the Earth and the Moon.
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These variations, accentuated by gravity as matter cooled and coalesced, are now reflected in the distribution of galaxies in the cosmos.
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They also plan to offer a replacement plan, but the party has not yet coalesced around what that will look like.
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Resistance to Obamacare repeal unites a Democratic caucus that has not coalesced around the best way to expand health-care coverage.
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Bots are drowning out human voices and creating the appearances of strongly coalesced opinions that are more Astroturf than grass roots.
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Many Democratic voters simply wanted another option and support eventually coalesced around the candidate with the next best shot at winning.
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He said the various factions of House Democrats have coalesced around the agenda to a degree he had not seen before.
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He became involved in youth theater, but it wasn't until after college that his interests in playwriting and science fiction coalesced.
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It suggests an existence largely shaped by dark matter — all the things that didn't happen, that never coalesced, that went missing.
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TSF coalesced because "everyone was starting to get on their rap shit," SosaMann told me when we sat down to chat.
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The piper played in November when passionate voters in key electoral states coalesced around a single principle — trade agreements destroy jobs.
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Democratic centrists note that she is splitting the progressive vote with Mr. Sanders, while moderates have increasingly coalesced around Mr. Biden.
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As it happens, Hawaii has that, too — an identity that, despite the efforts to prevent its emergence, coalesced among plantation workers.
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The protesters, whose movement coalesced rapidly over the last six to eight weeks through social media, have grown quickly in numbers.
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" Its quartet of organizers pulled it off: "a series of accidents that somehow coalesced into something that may never be duplicated.
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While talk of western separation from Canada has ebbed and flowed for decades, no serious movement has ever coalesced around it.
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A fan subculture has long coalesced around Jewish ballplayers, so much so that their cards have a special category on eBay.
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His interest in film coalesced at the university, fueled by a group of friends who were following French New Wave cinema.
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Since Theresa May first blamed Russia on Monday for the attack, the UK and its allies have quickly coalesced their thinking.
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The stardust is an unprecedented time capsule from an era of our galaxy before the solar system had coalesced into existence.
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Mr. Springford of the Center for European Reform said that if Parliament coalesced around a clear proposal for the future, Mrs.
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It is the clusters that have coalesced naturally, especially the deltas of the Pearl and Yangzi rivers, that have the brightest prospects.
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Not long after Earth coalesced, a wayward planet whacked into it with incredible force, possibly vaporizing Earth anew and forming the moon.
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The Tories mainly coalesced under the leadership of William Pitt the Younger, prime minister from 1783-1801, and again from 1804-06.
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Thrash, surf, hardcore, melodic, funk, and even dub-dance rhythms all coalesced under the moniker and compilation albums released by the magazine.
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"We saw improvement in the inflation data, jobs and wages data and those factors sort of coalesced" with improving earnings, he said.
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Through May and June, though, the Yankees coalesced into the slugging, flame-throwing nightmare that everyone thought they were going to be.
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His success spawned associations in villages and towns that coalesced into the Federation Environment Durable (FED) with more than 1,000 local groups.
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On the other is G22, a group of young ZANU-PF members who have coalesced around Mugabe's 22016-year-old wife, Grace.
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She knew early on that she possessed an unusual skill for copying images, which coalesced into the ambition to be an artist.
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Ms. Rae-Fisher seems as energized by large groups as Ms. Monte, whose "Pangaea" coalesced around gnarled lifts involving all eight dancers.
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You encountered me, a stranger, in the worst moment of my life, and you coalesced around me with common purpose — to help.
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Voters in the two lanes of the Democratic Party have now coalesced around Biden in the center and Sanders on the left.
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But suddenly, and to the surprise of reporters and other observers, Republican senators have coalesced around a new plan championed by Sens.
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Their histories coalesced, in Dr. Blasey's telling, in the early 1980s, in the insular, moneyed world of Washington private college preparatory schools.
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He oversees a team that trampled favored New England in the Super Bowl, that has coalesced after a 48-7 defeat Nov.
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But even as senior Republicans again coalesced around Mr. Moore, there were reminders that the party's internal divide over its nominee remained.
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Moderate-leaning Democrats have rapidly coalesced behind Mr. Biden, whose campaign has been rolling out new endorsements seemingly nonstop in recent days.
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That was John McCain, that was Richard Burr, that was Ted Cruz—I think the party would have coalesced around that very quickly.
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But much of what became known as the "modern environmental movement" originally coalesced around groups that formed under the influence of 1960s radicalism.
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John Herrman at the New York Times has covered this extensively, in particular how elements of the alt-right have coalesced on YouTube.
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Image: Jonathan O'NeilFour and a half billion years ago, some dust from a cloud orbiting around a star coalesced into a rocky planet.
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In March, streamer Ninja, pop superstar Drake, and breakout hit Fortnite coalesced into a perfect, record-breaking storm for the streaming platform Twitch.
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In the general election of 2015 Labour was reduced from 41 seats to only one, as supporters of independence coalesced around the SNP.
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While all these things surfaced discussions I wouldn't want to miss, none of them coalesced these individual threads into anything resembling a movement.
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But even then, police moved on these businesses not only due to the gambling, but the crowd that coalesced around these underground venues.
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But eventually, society caught up to the technology and coalesced around the idea of needing safer ways to navigate the roads in cars.
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On issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage and aid to parochial schools, the Democrats have coalesced around separation of church and state.
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The newfound uniqueness of the certified rares has led to a subculture of Rare Pepe traders which has coalesced around a Telegram group.
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Without legitimate chances of winning the governor or Senate races, Republicans have coalesced around the gas tax as way to motivate the base.
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They then coalesced into a common narrative about daycare operators forcing children into rituals involving physical mutilation and animal slaughter, among other horrors.
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So the national party has coalesced behind Hans Keirstead, a stem cell researcher who can self-fund a campaign, as its favored candidate.
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The debate has coalesced around two points, one of which could force Google, Microsoft and others to pay publishers for displaying news snippets.
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Particularly disturbing is the way in which the ideology espoused by these sites has coalesced with the burgeoning white nationalist movement in America.
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Bernie Sanders had an advantage on Super Tuesday he will not see again: many early votes cast before moderates coalesced around one candidate.
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And yet Pérez believes too much power has coalesced around Ramos, just as it had around Iker Casillas and Raúl in previous years.
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While Chinese- and Indian-American voters formed a politically cohesive coalition of support for Khanna, Vietnamese Americans and Latino voters coalesced around Honda.
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But the Republican field still quickly filled, and Democrats again coalesced around Mr. McCready, a former Marine who was their nominee last fall.
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By the time Barack Obama was re-elected in 2012, a scientific and corporate consensus had coalesced around the reality of global warming.
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After the book club's launch, the image of Oprah as rescuer coalesced, both as spiritual guru and savior of the American publishing industry.
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It's tempting to wonder if we could have stopped Gamergate before it happened, in the years before it coalesced into a systematized movement.
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This religion coalesced in the second century out of folk religious beliefs and the teachings of philosophers like Lao-tzu and Chuang-tzu.
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According to Keri Putnam, chief executive of the Sundance Institute, Jackson's approach, taste and leadership skills coalesced to make her the lead candidate.
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Some of the sector's biggest players have coalesced around a raft of interventions and incentives that would treat antibiotics as a global good.
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Lila would speak on her own schedule, when the small, mild experiences she was accumulating finally coalesced into something she needed to expel.
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These ideas coalesced for me aboard the William G. Mather, a decommissioned steamship and outpost exhibit docked at the Great Lakes Science Center.
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In another dimension, New Hampshire voters from both parties coalesced around one candidate and the primaries continued along as little more than a formality.
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A runoff likely in Georgia The Democrats have coalesced around a single candidate, Jon Ossoff, who is raising millions of dollars nationally and locally.
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Trump blamed his loss in Wisconsin on Tuesday night on the so-called "establishment" that has coalesced around Cruz in opposition to his campaign.
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Philadelphia (42-453-14) has coalesced around two resurgent stars, Claude Giroux and Jakub Voracek, the highest-scoring tandem in the N.H.L. this season.
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His zealous faith in God and his disdain of human indulgence coalesced into a dietary ministry that would change the way Americans ate, forever.
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Each city's drivers coalesced around their own particular demands, although drivers across the country were demanding more livable incomes, job security, and better treatment.
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Democrats coalesced around the sharper political message Wednesday that if Republicans repeal the law, they'll be responsible for any negative consequences that might follow.
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National Democrats and progressive groups have coalesced behind Jon Ossoff, an investigative filmmaker and former congressional aide, although four other Democratic candidates are running.
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I've gotten the sense from some fans of the show that they're feeling this season hasn't yet coalesced in the way previous seasons have.
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While Democrats bickered about what kind of candidate could beat Donald Trump, nearly everyone in the party coalesced around a more ambitious policy agenda.
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In recent years, the industry has coalesced for a few big fights in Washington, including SOPA — the Stop Online Piracy Act — and net neutrality.
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What Mr. Vicente described as "a gaggle" of young women, including India Oxenberg, the daughter of the actress Catherine Oxenberg, coalesced around Ms. Mack.
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As partisan Republicans have coalesced around him, he has struggled among some moderate and conservative voters who don't feel an allegiance to the party.
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The precise number, names and whereabouts of his children — a subject around which rumor and urban legend have long coalesced — could not be confirmed.
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Iger told me his desire to step down coalesced around Thanksgiving when he raised it with the board, which had already been targeting candidates.
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The resulting institution, the European Coal and Steel Community, was the first of the entities that coalesced into what is today the European Union.
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Starting this spring, the recent tradition of numerous militia battles in Libya has coalesced into a fight between the two main groups noted above.
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"Farmers coalesced against the E.P.A. being able to come onto their land, and he's delivering," said Jessica Flanagain, a Republican strategist in Lincoln, Neb.
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But in France, debates have coalesced around them in part because of ambiguity over their "Frenchness" — with some seeing them as an unwanted import.
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Consequently the tribes gradually coalesced into a single Chinese nation that had the power to regulate the distribution of water and produce unprecedented prosperity.
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In the wake of that catastrophe 53 years ago, an American organization, Save Venice, coalesced around the efforts to aid the city's 120 islands.
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The exact parameters of this belief changed over time, but by the 18th century it had coalesced into a highly codified and hierarchical structure.
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During Trump's first two years in office, Republicans in Congress have coalesced behind the President as his high profile critics, such as now-retired Sens.
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But authoritarians are more than that: a distinct and newly coalesced class of voters who share a particular set of motivations, preoccupations, and policy preferences.
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Section 230 was written over two decades ago, before the internet coalesced into five websites, each consisting of screenshots of text from the other four.
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Cryptojacking only really coalesced as a class of attack about six months ago, but already the approach has evolved and matured into a ubiquitous threat.
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Groups have coalesced around shared individual deficits and, under the swastika hashtag, found a sense of collective identity and belonging that previously did not exist.
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The tight real estate market has coalesced with an acute problem: A subway system teetering on the brink of collapse and nearly impossible street parking.
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Republicans quickly coalesced around Trump's pick, an associate director at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and most Democrats are expected to oppose her.
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West Virginia's coal country is part of the broader white, working-class vote that has coalesced around a single candidate, Mr. Trump, like never before.
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Yet he forced the prematurely anointed Clinton, around whom the entire party establishment had coalesced years prior, to campaign like hell until the very end.
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Trying to push through a replacement bill at the same time would be difficult, as Republicans have not coalesced around the details of a plan.
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Then she took a climate change politics course at Wheaton College, a Christian university in Illinois, where her worldview coalesced and she found her purpose.
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That immediately put him in Democratic crosshairs and the party has coalesced around Andy Kim, a former Obama national security aide, as its standard-bearer.
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In their vast, icy reaches are clues about how the sun and planets, including ours, coalesced out of gas and dust 4.5 billion years ago.
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But the trio coalesced as musicians in 2007, working out of a spare bedroom in Mr. Yip's condo on the west side of Los Angeles.
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Michigan Support Circle coalesced about six weeks ago to support migrant families affected by the administration's policy, said Rosalie Lochner, a founder of the group.
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Whoever wins, and however fair the victory may be, I remain skeptical: The right-wing project coalesced long ago, and its metastasis has been rapid.
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Moderate Democrats like Pete Buttigieg and Amy Kloubchar coalesced around Biden to help prop up his campaign and set up a firewall against Bernie Sanders.
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Both of them may overall support Biden and if that's the case, the narrative will be that Black voters have coalesced and chosen their candidate.
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Biden also performed more strongly among voters who made up their minds in recent days, after he clinched South Carolina and moderates coalesced behind him.
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The experiments got McGeoch thinking about possible water-protein reactions that might have occurred inside the interstellar clouds that eventually coalesced into our solar system.
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The move by the group of young climate activists was another sign that left-wing advocacy organizations have increasingly coalesced around the Vermont senator's candidacy.
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Although a minority of professors welcomed a well-substantiated challenge to conventional wisdom, the collective hostility coalesced wherever I applied for an academic faculty position.
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"The calendar and these weak-handed momentum shareholders that have gone along for the ride have coalesced to produce a wave of selling," he said.
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"The market had coalesced around expectations for three rate hikes this year," said Michael Antonelli, managing director at institutional sales trading at Robert W. Baird.
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In parallel to that, Senate Democrats coalesced around a plan to actually spend $1 trillion, with the money parceled out across various types of infrastructure.
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Stoners rejoice: the two things that stereotype dictates that you love literally most in the whole word—after weed, and presumably, your mothers—have coalesced.
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Paul Ryan, coalesced around supporting a "premium support" version of Medicare, where seniors get a fixed amount of money to shop for a health plan.
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And then the ringing stopped as the two holes coalesced into a single black hole, a trapdoor in space with the equivalent mass of 62 suns.
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But as the speaker's race drew near, McCarthy dropped out and the fractured GOP conference decided they needed fresh blood in leadership and coalesced around Ryan.
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But the stunt had its intended effect: the conservative base coalesced around Mr Trump and the real-estate magnate took the mantle of the Republican party.
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From the many different pieces of legislation the members of this group have introduced, we have coalesced around a plan of action with three main principles.
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It's a sign that Democratic donors haven't yet coalesced behind the contenders, said Anthony Corrado, a campaign-finance expert who teaches at Colby College in Maine.
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But it also helped launch what has since coalesced into a sort of Cult of Hammer — a new, if unexpected, route to Making Armie Hammer Happen.
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The object seems to have formed after two nearby homogeneous clouds of pebbles coalesced under the influence of gravity, and then slowly merged with one another.
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If Republicans had coalesced behind a consensus alternative to the ACA, they could now phase that program in on their own, with or without Democratic cover.
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And while Suicide was reshaping the musical landscape, the duo's frontman, Alan Vega, was creating artwork, as he had in the 60s before the band coalesced.
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At a time of hyper-partisanship, there is one issue around which both Republicans and Democrats have coalesced: protecting health-care patients and ending surprise billing.
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But the anti-establishment anger in the country has coalesced around Mr. Nehlen in the form of funds, campaign staff and a string of prominent endorsements.
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"The majority's abdication comes just when courts across the country, including those below, have coalesced around manageable judicial standards to resolve partisan gerrymandering claims," she wrote.
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The current protest movement, like ones previously, has coalesced around some of the same long-standing issues of government corruption and a lack of economic opportunity.
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De León has not campaigned as a champion for legal weed, but has not opposed it either, and many liberal Democrats have coalesced around his candidacy.
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This all coalesced last year into a situation where the Premier League's elite clubs were losing their best players just as everyone else was upgrading theirs.
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This group has coalesced around a loose group of left-wing media outlets that call themselves the dirtbag left, most notably the podcast Chapo Trap House.
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The open letter and student protests led to a democratic opposition movement that coalesced in 1980 around Solidarity, the first independent trade union in Communist Poland.
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Asteroids are bits and pieces leftover from the disc of gas and dust that formed around the young sun and never quite coalesced into a planet.
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People are pinning a lot of Biden's success to the fact that the establishment, including Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, coalesced around him at that moment.
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Slowly but surely, Oprah's image further coalesced with a brand, one big enough to defeat both one of the nation's largest industries and its powerful lobby.
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Years of protest and debate over memorials to Rhodes coalesced into a "Rhodes Must Fall" movement and split decisions on two well-known statues of him.
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"..... The Post's story actually reads "Republicans, meanwhile, have largely coalesced around Trump, but it's far from clear that the president has a winning message for 2020.
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In the months since Corker announced he would retire -- and publicly feuded with President Donald Trump -- the GOP establishment and outside forces have coalesced around Rep.
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The House speaker, Paul Ryan, and Republican policy experts have sketched out a variety of replacements for the law, but have not coalesced around one plan.
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But on July 30th, on the eve of the commission's formation, several notable Republicans have coalesced to scuttle the plan before it gets off the ground.
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It is true that the party has not coalesced around one plan — but there are real policy proposals coming from Republican legislators and conservative think tanks.
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It's not hard to see why, given these realities, so many poverty experts have coalesced around an even larger $3,000 to $3,600 per year child allowance.
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During their first practice, the—perhaps cosmic—energy between artist and scientist coalesced, and they decided to pursue a collaborative full-length concept album, Here Comes Now.
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This impact threw up debris that both crashed back to the Earth's surface and also formed a disk of orbiting debris that eventually coalesced into the moon.
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The Democratic Party's congressional campaign arm added the district to its list of battleground districts earlier this year, and national and local support coalesced behind Parnell's campaign.
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It was one of the first times his writing coalesced into the sincere, uncomfortable, and empathetic style that he has continued to develop (primarily via text message).
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These Latino swing voters appear to have coalesced behind Secretary Clinton, who has a long and authentic history with the Latino communities from Texas to Puerto Rico.
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That implies he could well have been defeated in most (given his extreme views on many subjects) had the opposition coalesced around one of his leading rivals.
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Because Jupiter is the biggest planet and formed first, the information will also tell scientists about the cosmic leftovers that coalesced into the solar system's other planets.
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"It started out as rumors on the internet that coalesced in these social media groups and is now having real-life effects in real communities," Warraich said.
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The album coalesced with a specific moment in British culture—the Skins Generation—and allowed the band a stepping stone to the headline act they are today.
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But some Republican politicians support legal weed, and if both the White House and popular opinion coalesced behind a proposal, it would be awfully hard to stop.
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If you're talking about team building, it's sort of an antithesis the way we think of a lot of tech companies, because they're coalesced around the leaders.
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After the trial ended in a hung jury last November, Democratic leaders in the state quickly coalesced around him, dampening any enthusiasm for a serious primary challenge.
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Congressional Democrats have coalesced behind a new push to repeal the 2002 law, which was passed to authorize a military response to Saddam Hussein and his government.
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Democrats quickly coalesced around a call for an independent prosecutor to take over the investigation into Russian meddling in the election, expressing distrust in the Justice Department.
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O'Connor and Weatherall point out that the scientific consensus has long coalesced around human-caused climate change, even if denialists insist that the science is still unsettled.
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But Mr. Barry has slyly provided enough information for you to intuit the social, sexual and spiritual influences that have coalesced here to create this horrific moment.
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This shaming of Quinn was soon labeled "Gamergate," and rapidly coalesced into a much bigger movement that started among the gamers who initially rallied around Quinn's ex.
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Israeli governance today is more stable than it has ever been, and it has coalesced around the political forces that opposed the Oslo process from the outset.
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The concept pays homage to Vaporwave, an online movement that coalesced as YouTube users chopped, slowed, and spliced found audio in resistance of the site's anti-pirating algorithms.
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They have addressed each group demand with its own policy but have not ordered the fights they will take on or coalesced their proposals into an omnibus agenda.
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Denzel studied film at college, the same year he learned to produce, started to rap and discovered hardcore – which have all coalesced into his distinct sound and aesthetic.
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As Canada's Parliament resumed last week, the challenges facing the Liberals on climate change coalesced into a single question about a proposed oil-sands mine in northern Alberta.
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Sometimes an idea just occurs to you, and re-parsing "think tank" as an instruction led right to this puzzle, which coalesced over the course of one night.
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In the week since protests greeted Brett Kavanaugh's historically narrow confirmation to the Supreme Court, Republicans have coalesced around a single talking point: Democrats are an uncivil mob.
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The U.S. team returned home with only one silver in the men's short track relay at Sochi after a series of problems coalesced to create a perfect storm.
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What makes this such an interesting debate is that Democrats have not coalesced around whether to argue for a "buyback" or "confiscation," and the media are visibly confused.
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It's as if Adult Swim, The Simpsons, and the best punk show you've ever been to all coalesced into one ridiculously rad afternoon right before the world exploded.
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Thanks to a large DIY community that has coalesced around vintage games over the years, some companies sell ready-made flash cartridges that can be loaded with content.
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During the campaign and right up to today, political, cultural, and economic elites have coalesced against Trump with a vigor unlike anything before seen in the modern era.
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After a month of debate over the severity of the crisis, Mr. Trump and lawmakers have in recent days largely coalesced around a strategy for fighting the pandemic.
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Overall it was a somewhat soapy but generally very satisfying setup for the final run of "Game of Thrones," as the sides coalesced for the wars to come.
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Almost pristine and undisturbed since the birth of the solar system 4.5 billion years ago, it will provide clues of the early building blocks that coalesced into planets.
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On this night, the traditional role of a closer and the game's inflection point coalesced into a single half-inning, and the league's best reliever did his job.
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In Britain, a left-wing internationalist tendency that had been marginal in the Labour Party coalesced around the leadership campaign of Jeremy Corbyn — and surprised itself by winning.
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Now the Trump administration and GOP Congress have coalesced around bringing economic growth up 3 percent a year, saying their policies can consistently achieve that level of expansion.
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While the technology has already been embraced by many — from police departments to airports to landlords — a growing movement has coalesced over the past year to battle it.
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Eventually, Wang noted, these ancient objects coalesced into the supermassive galaxies observed in the modern universe, which can be five to ten times bigger than the Milky Way.
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The worlds of professional sports, music and business coalesced this week, as a new entrant into the beverage market cashed in on the booming demand for sports drinks.
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Meanwhile, Fed policymakers do seem to have coalesced around a plan to leave their balance sheet permanently bigger than it ever was in the past, the minutes show.
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And now that phones have coalesced around this screen size point of 4.7 inches, choosing a different phone isn't a solution for solving any of these attending problems.
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Kuiper Belt objects (KBOs) are coalesced remnants from the Solar System's earliest days, and include smaller rocks like the recently visited MU69 and dwarf planets like Pluto and Eris.
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Having coalesced, to varying degrees, around the IDEA of a "Green New Deal," if not an actual Green New Deal, Democrats are looking for new things to green. Sen.
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"It's clear he would have lost if the moderate vote had coalesced around one candidate," said Matt Bennett, co-founder of the moderate think tank Third Way, of Sanders.
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That the party coalesced in 2008 doesn't automatically mean it will again in 2016, but it certainly serves as a good reminder of how temporarily fractious primaries can be.
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Once the idea coalesced, they raised funds on Kickstarter, where they told supporters the first electronics kit would be a wifi-enabled robot built on an Arduino circuit board.
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This is where we're at in Seattle; the craft beer culture and the coffee culture are so ubiquitous that it's coalesced into Starbucks putting cold brew on Nitro taps.
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That conclusion would be hard to square with a pair of Supreme Court cases four years ago in which wide majorities coalesced around the religious freedom of Muslim plaintiffs.
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Simpson was the moneymaker in the marriage, thanks to her movie roles and various brand deals that eventually coalesced into the billion-dollar retail empire she presides over today.
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"The rhetoric around what they may or may not say has certainly coalesced around walking back four interest rates hikes in 2016," said Wunderlich Securities market strategist Art Hogan.
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The race has been a battle of who can be the most dedicated Trump supporter and exemplifies the extent to which the Republican party has coalesced around their president.
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At its lightest or most innocuous, you are being added by tangential work contacts to annoying business chats, or groups of over-chatty folks coalesced around a particular interest.
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He inhabits that stature with an ecstatic, gruffly spiritual style that coalesced in the 103s, took full flight in the '70s and still bears relevance on the current scene.
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In both cases, the end to their tenure came as a direct result of popular uprising, when scattered opposition movements coalesced to force out corrupt, dictatorial, and repressive leaders.
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As party leaders coalesced around Mr. Murphy, Mr. Sweeney and Mr. Lesniak opted out, leaving him what at the moment seems like a good shot at the governor's office.
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But some scientists think that once in the planet's past, it had a ring system like Saturns' that coalesced into moons—and will one day turn into rings again.
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He inhabits that stature with an ecstatic, gruffly spiritual style that coalesced in the 275s, took full flight in the '26s and still bears relevance in the current scene.
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"A lot of social conservatives have coalesced around Amy," said Jonathan H. Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University, who said he knows and admires both judges.
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Although President Trump has rolled back scores of business regulations, he and others in Washington — including Democrats — have coalesced around calling for greater scrutiny and enforcement of tech companies.
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In recent years, a group of activist sheriffs has coalesced around such hot-button conservative issues as gun rights, immigration and the use of federal lands in the West.
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"What was very clear from the media narrative and what the establishment wanted was to make sure that people coalesced around Biden and defeat me," Sanders said on ABC.
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Muscle memory alone could have played a part: For nearly four decades, Christian conservatives have coalesced around the Republican presidential nominee, reaching right into the pews to mobilize voters.
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Traditional political forces — anxious to deny the League, which in May's elections for the European Parliament became the country's largest party, the chance to campaign — coalesced to avoid elections.
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And by the end, none were left standing as the party gradually coalesced around Mr. Trump as its nominee — a scenario many swore they could never allow to happen.
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In the end, what doomed Wells Fargo was a predictably toxic mix: A combination of aggressive sales goals and lax executive oversight "coalesced and failed dramatically," the board concluded.
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Brathwaite's stunning portraits of Black women in the 1960s and 1970s expanded our definition of beauty, and his images documented the diverse artistic talents that coalesced around Black nationalism.
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Now on this year's Bandana, their chemistry has coalesced to that of a classic rapper-producer duo, and it's a showcase of two artists who understand each other's tendencies.
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So I think that gold had a spurt in popularity this year and people in some opinion coalesced around the idea that gold is good in times of uncertainty.
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In 2017, the internet coalesced behind Carter Wilkerson, a 16-year-old high school student who set a Twitter record for retweets after asking Wendy's for free chicken nuggets.
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It is likely a fragment that coalesced more than 4.5 billion years ago and which has remained in the deep freeze of the solar system's Kuiper belt ever since.
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Republicans have coalesced around the argument that the Democrats' case amounts to hearsay because it relies mostly on the testimony of officials who did not deal directly with Trump.
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The civil rights of African-Americans were newly salient, as the Black Lives Matter movement coalesced to protest the deaths of unarmed blacks at the hands of police forces.
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Then after about 380,000 years, these protons and electrons cooled enough to form hydrogen atoms, which coalesced into stars and galaxies over the next few hundreds of millions of years.
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That campaign faced an early wave of rumors about Obama's race and religion, which later coalesced into false claims about the president's birthplace, whose most famous champion was Donald Trump.
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Mr. Sanders has coalesced support among many progressives and young voters, while Mr. Buttigieg has established himself as the foremost alternative to Mr. Biden among moderates in the early states.
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The projections spanned a wide range, with one member estimating the rate could be just 73 percent in 2018, though most coalesced in the 2 percent to 3.4 percent range.
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BALANCING ACT Meanwhile, Fed policymakers do seem to have coalesced around a plan to leave their balance sheet permanently bigger than it ever was in the past, the minutes show.
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And as women push back against harassment, rape, and the basic dehumanization that accompanies being female, many of their most insulated and privileged opponents have coalesced into an online network.
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House Republicans only coalesced behind the Senate version of the bill when leaders agreed to take up separate legislation sought by House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas.
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We were truly a band, and it was a democracy, and by the time we got to our last record, Clayton Park, we had coalesced into a heavy rock band.
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A hero narrative coalesced around her and the engineer and activist Marc Edwards, reinforcing a "dangerous dynamic of 'saviors' and 'saved' that disempowered the community all over again," Clark writes.
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" She also points out that "most of these campaigns have been liberal-leaning: Though conservative college students have made their presence known, their actions have rarely coalesced into broader movements.
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What seems apparent 50 years on is that Woodstock was exactly what it appeared to be: a series of accidents that somehow coalesced into something that may never be duplicated.
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Now that a Republican president is in the White House and price gains have proved surprisingly subdued, members of both parties have coalesced around a preference for low borrowing costs.
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"Pumpkin spice has been a kind of moment that consumers have coalesced around — it fit with how the consumer is shopping and sharing these days, creating social currency," she said.
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The core lineup coalesced in 2006 with the arrival of Shelley Burgon, a harpist and sound artist, and Miguel Frasconi, a protean musician whose arsenal includes glass objects and electronics.
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But all the modifications — honing of his pitch recognition, moving a bit farther off the plate and refining his approach — have coalesced so neatly that pitchers are reconsidering their approach.
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A number of forces — climate change, clogged streets, limited parking — have coalesced to generate a coalition, mostly based in liberal urban milieus, that is pushing for a car-free future.
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The Democratic presidential field has coalesced around an abortion rights agenda more far-reaching than anything past nominees have proposed, according to a New York Times survey of the campaigns.
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Scientists also reported last week that a planet the size of Mars collided with Earth about 210 billion years ago, scattering a shower of rocks that coalesced into the moon.
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With a general election looming in 2020, the country's first civilian government in decades is confronted by growing divisions among activists who once coalesced around her National League for Democracy party.
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In the past five years it has coalesced into a well-organised and well-funded plan that is cutting transmission and pushing the number of new infections to previously unimaginable lows.
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A cadre of progressive organizations and leaders have coalesced behind her campaign, including the Working Families Party, Democratic Socialists of America, Ocasio-Cortez, and former Delaware Senate candidate Kerri Evelyn Harris.
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I also acknowledge that it never ceases to amaze me how much today's young people can do on the five-inch to 23-inch screens the smartphone industry has coalesced around.
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Much of that criticism coalesced around Prince's long-time drummer and friend Sheila E, who tweeted a reminder that, in life, Prince expressed deep hatred for holographic revivals of dead artists.
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The band initially coalesced around Peter Green, a 20-year-old guitarist whose formidable chops had earned him Eric Clapton's former slot in the seminal London blues outfit John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
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But choosing among those options won't necessarily be easy — the caucus still hasn't coalesced around an approach to Medicaid, an approach to premium subsidies, or even the scope of their bill.
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On a larger scale, perhaps big-room EDM and vinyl culture have coalesced into a terrifyingly mutant beast, with the art of spinning wax subsumed into wrenching, in-your-face spectacle.
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Several consumer streaming companies have coalesced around a figure of about 30 million music tracks available for listening, out of a global total of about 50-60 million tracks in existence.
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The fate of the two men, James Harris and Gustav Lofberg, rested on an American and Canadian rescue team that coalesced about 650 feet from the scow on the Canadian shore.
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Since the election, they've written plenty of segments that haven't quite kept up with the breakneck pace of news during the Trump era but have nonetheless coalesced around the same theme.
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This fact has been the source of anger on the left for years — after the Oklahoma City bombings, for example — but some prominent conservatives have now coalesced around the same thought.
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These wines did not represent the slow evolution of a region's character over generations, but rather were the products of conscious choices by their producers that coalesced into a dominant style.
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Senators once again coalesced around another modest bipartisan fix in December, after discovering a lapse that allowed the gunman in Sutherland Springs to buy his weapons despite a domestic violence conviction.
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A left versus center battle will exacerbate the factions that never truly coalesced around Clinton, leading to tepid support from the type of voters who were the foundation for Barack Obama.
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To this point, senators I've spoken to say neither side has coalesced around the strategy they plan to deploy for the 16-hour period, but that should start coming together soon.
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These small bodies coalesced at an early stage of the solar system's formation some 4.5 billion years ago and are a key intermediate size step on the way to building planets.
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We also conducted a survey of the candidates on abortion and found that the field has coalesced around an abortion rights agenda more far-reaching than anything past nominees have proposed.
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He says that though he's been talking with other companies about this idea for some time, it was only in the past "six weeks" that it coalesced into something more formal.
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Washington (CNN)Republican governors are expressing new openness to restrictions on gun rights -- but the party hasn't coalesced around specific solutions in the days after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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The version of premium support that congressional Republicans have coalesced around shows up in both House Speaker Paul Ryan's Better Way plan as well as in the 26 budget that Rep.
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The fundamental forces of nature had coalesced from the high-energy post-Big Bang antivoid, the product of a preceding and even quicker period of cosmic evolution, but it didn't matter.
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From talk radio to Fox News to Breitbart, alternative public spheres coalesced as echo chambers, where climate science could be regularly parried and parodied and conservative precepts about government overreach perpetually reinforced.
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Some protesters were from Great Falls Rising, an Indivisible-like group that coalesced after Trump's election and sprung into action around the special election for the Montana Congress seat back in May.
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Their votes did not come as much of a surprise to Democrats, the vast majority of whom rapidly coalesced behind the resolution that ushered in a new public phase of the process.
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When Earth first coalesced, life couldn't crop up because comets and asteroids crashed into the surface so often that the planet stayed too hot for the liking of water and organic matter.
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And in a 6-2 decision issued last week, an ideological hodgepodge of justices coalesced around a ruling that will lengthen the prison sentence of a man convicted of possessing child pornography.
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Regardless of the health effects, the accident certainly had an impact on the anti-nuclear movement in the US, which coalesced in response to the nuclear arms race of the Cold War.
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That opposition coalesced into the Iraqi National Congress, led by Ahmad Chalabi, and included the two major Kurdish parties, the pro-Iranian Dawa party, secular Shiites, and Sunni tribal and political leaders.
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The Somme resonates in a much stronger way with the British than it does with the French, where collective memory around World War I has coalesced instead around the Battle of Verdun.
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Their MO, now as ever, is to heap scorn on ordinary Americans for harboring unenlightened opinions while diverting attention from the structural factors that coalesced to sour folks against the status quo.
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On Thursday, the company held two town halls in which staff could air their concerns — and by 2 pm, shortly after the second town hall meeting, plans to walk out had coalesced.
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It's there — where a physical border with checks and infrastructure has not existed for 2 decades — that complex issues of identity, sectarian violence and trade have coalesced into Brexit's most intractable puzzle.
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Undocumented children poured into the nation's schools over the next generation, and as they reached college age, they coalesced into a movement, advocating access to higher education as well as full citizenship.
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The first major wave started small in spring 2018, in southern Mexico, as migrants on separate journeys gradually coalesced, seeking safety in numbers and guidance from a nonprofit group on the route.
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What began as a series of detective stories about where our food comes from wound up crystallizing the moral, environmental, and public health issues around which a re-invigorated food movement coalesced.
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A cluster of alumni has coalesced around Guardiola, the Premier League leader's coach, both on the training field — many of his staff trace their roots to Catalonia — and in the executive suites.
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It coalesced quickly when Volta, usually at Pier 90, was forced to give its space to the inhabitants of the Armory Show's Pier 92 after the city determined that pier was unsafe.
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In recent months, the problems at the jail, Cuyahoga County Corrections Center, have coalesced into a crisis that has prompted civil lawsuits, an F.B.I. investigation and criminal charges against multiple corrections officers.
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"There's a lot of data available today but it's either not aggregated in a singular place or coalesced in a way that's intuitive," Cigna Chief Executive Officer David Cordani said in an interview.
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Over the past decade, a motley group of rightist and center-rightist social movements has coalesced in Brazil, forming a wave that toppled President Dilma Rousseff in 2016 and swept Bolsonaro into office.
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Cosby was in his late seventies before the allegations against him actually coalesced into a widely followed news story in late 2014, largely because a male comedian, Hannibal Buress, started talking about them.
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Far from preaching a gospel-based message when it came to issues like civil rights, the politicized Christian right of the 1980s and beyond coalesced, in part, as an explicitly white nationalist entity.
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"It's true they haven't coalesced around a plan — but it was also true Democrats didn't coalesce around a plan until Scott Brown was elected," says former Congressional Budget Office director Doug Holtz-Eakin.
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Trump wrote that tax returns have zero to do with a person's net worth, and all swung at the establishment wing of the Republican party, many of whom have coalesced behind Florida Sen.
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As Beautiful Swimmers, they have become far greater DJs than their respective parts—the very fact that we're reluctant to class them as a straightforward B2B shows how much they've coalesced as selectors.
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Everyone from Sammy Davis Jr. to Chaka Khan performed behind its darkened windows; it was one of the hallowed halls in which disco turned into house and electronic music culture first coalesced stateside.
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By relying on its partners Social media 'war rooms' — where brand and agency teams coalesced to take on tentpole events on social media in real time — may be a thing of the past.
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That positioning, coupled with the years of backend development that have coalesced behind Assistant should leave Amazon more than a little concerned about holding onto its place at the top of the heap.
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Certain favelas, the urban areas here that largely coalesced as squatter settlements, are festering with ire over the Games — especially those that were literally torn apart to make way for the Olympic overhaul.
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"Although not all issues are resolved at this time, discussions have coalesced around a settlement structure that, if implemented, will increase recoveries to all general unsecured creditors," the firm said in the filing.
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The Movement for Black Lives, a coalition that includes the Black Lives Matter Global Network and other groups, coalesced in response to high-profile police shootings of black people from 2014 to 2016.
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Black voters -- the historical arbiters of Democratic contests -- coalesced behind Biden in virtual lockstep in South Carolina and later several more Southern states, even as Sanders continued to win young voters and Latinos.
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The Gay Liberation Front, aligning itself with antiwar and international human rights struggles, coalesced within days after Stonewall, soon followed by the Gay Activists Alliance, which focused specifically on gay and lesbian issues.
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Mr. de Blasio represented the Orthodox neighborhood of Borough Park, Brooklyn, when he sat on the City Council, and that community coalesced behind him when he ran for public advocate and then mayor.
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Biden's conspicuous centrism on this subject shows how much liberal consensus on fossil fuels has changed in the past few years, particularly as climate science has coalesced around the need for quicker action.
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While it is the government's responsibility, ultimately, to solve problems of its own making, we have coalesced our resources and joined forces with the legal services community to protect the rule of law.
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As antiwar activism coalesced across college and university campuses and entered in to the larger framework of the counterculture, its images, ideals and rhetoric clashed with earlier generations' morality and sense of patriotism.
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Then came the revelations that coalesced into the #MeToo movement, as new reports revealed widespread accusations of sexual misconduct against powerful men like Bill O'Reilly of Fox News and the producer Harvey Weinstein.
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Operatives in both parties and nonpartisan analysts have coalesced around a view that Republicans appear likely to benefit from a favorable map and keep control of the Senate, perhaps even padding their majority.
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The group coalesced during this period of social upheaval in the late 1998s, turning out a flood of satirical, often inflammatory posters and pamphlets, before the rise of social media and viral videos.
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Some athletes, like women in the WNBA pro basketball league, have shown support for the Black Lives Matter movement that coalesced nationally in 2014 after the police killing of an unarmed teenager in Missouri.
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Viewed collectively, Kahlhamer's two shows confirm his is a challenging but meaningful life, one guided by its own internal logic of competing intellectual and cultural forces, that has coalesced into a Nation of One.
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The group coalesced around Galeria Color-Luz (Color-Light), which was started in Havana in 19583 by Loló Soldevilla (21958-21950), just after she returned from several years in Paris as Cuba's cultural attaché.
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Trump's success was hardly surprising given the fact that Obama was the first African-American president and the Republicans have been exploiting racism as a wedge issue since the Southern Strategy coalesced in 1964.
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In Winslow's case, this required more than 20 years of persistent inquiry before the scattered legal and forensic components of her 1992 rape coalesced into something the police and prosecutors were able to pursue.
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In Brazil, public outrage over a sprawling graft scandal at the national oil company has coalesced around Ms. Rousseff and helped drive impeachment proceedings, even though she is not directly named in the investigation.
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"As the environment got better for Democrats and more toxic for Republicans, you had more strong candidates get into these races, the resources … coalesced around them and we took the majority back," she added.
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Following testimony by two senior US diplomats on the first day of the public House impeachment hearings, Republicans coalesced around a new response: The proceedings are just too boring to bother paying attention to.
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Grogan said the administration has not yet coalesced around a particular solution to the problem, but warned that any likely legislation or administrative action will be worse than if hospitals solve the issue themselves.
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Particular outrage has coalesced around the presence of Mr. Hun Sen, who has spent the past six months methodically jailing or exiling his political opponents and critics, in advance of elections scheduled for July.
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Op-Ed Contributor Like many Jewish journalists who reported on Donald Trump's presidential campaign, I spent the 2016 election being harassed by a motley crew of internet racists who coalesced around the future president.
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But the media's insistence that it would provides a key insight into why Gamergate endured, and why it ultimately coalesced into the larger alt-right movement that helped fuel the election of President Trump.
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With Mr. Easton, Mr. Hawkes and Mr. Robinson — who had been the drummer for the Modern Lovers, local heroes in Boston — the Cars coalesced in 1976, working in Mr. Ocasek's basement in Newton, Mass.
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During the first two years of the Trump presidency, Democrats in California coalesced around their role as leaders of the resistance, an idea that quickly became a bumper sticker and social media rallying cry.
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The rising belief that dietary fat consumption was the cause of obesity and heart disease — which had been written about sporadically for decades — suddenly coalesced into fact, shifting the public's attention away from sugar.
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Few has coached some superb teams, but none like this one, which has coalesced despite the fact that five members of its eight-man rotation did not even wear a Gonzaga uniform last season.
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But part of it was the way elected officials, donors, and interest groups coalesced behind Clinton early, making it clear that alternative candidates would struggle to find money and staff and endorsements and media coverage.
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This would be similar to internationally traded and U.S. West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark contracts for crude oil that traders coalesced around in the late 1990s and allow investors to see prices in real time.
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Overwhelmed by a sexual hierarchy in which they cannot compete, and immersed in anti-immigration rhetoric and talk of "white genocide," the alt-right has coalesced around an aggressive, ultra-conservative version of white masculinity.
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The campaign arm of House Democrats has already coalesced around candidate Randy Bryce, a populist ironworker and union organizer who goes by the nickname "IronStache" as their best shot to knock Ryan off his throne.
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In the weeks preceding the fork, bitcoin coalesced around a solution called "segregated witness," which will change how data is stored in blocks to free up some space when it kicks in later in August.
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In fact, looking at those actual polls between February and March, it is clear that Trump's support stayed constant at around 30 percent, while opposition to Trump coalesced around Cruz after Marco Rubio dropped out.
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The activism that spurred these changes coalesced with the March For Our Lives, a collection of marches across the world that brought more than 800,000 citizens of all political backgrounds and stripes to the streets.
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Although Yumi Zouma are a New Zealand group, Yoncalla, with its synthy swirl of dream-pop, was a long-distance effort that coalesced through Facebook Messenger and email exchanges, puzzle-pieced together with intense editing.
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More gigs followed, with Salvant fronting Diehl's trio (including Paul Sikivie on bass and Lawrence Leathers on drums), and the musicians coalesced into a working band, on the road three weeks out of every month.
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The damning U.S. report, combined with scandals in Australia and Chile, have coalesced to form what one Vatican official called "a perfect storm" not seen since the first abuse crisis erupted in Boston in 2002.
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This material orbited and coalesced around the young Earth, forming a moon made of about 70 percent terrestrial material, far more than in older, largely solid Earth models, which came out at around 40 percent.
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However, especially since Trump stepped back from initiating the process of withdrawal in April, Mexican officials say business leaders from the NAFTA nations have increasingly coalesced around a shared desire to keep the agreement alive.
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This coalesced in the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which, in its prohibition of Chinese laborers' traveling to America, was the first time Americans targeted a specific immigrant group for exclusion from the United States.
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But it seems the GOP didn't truly believe it could win the White House in 2016, because they never coalesced around a non-symbolic plan to repeal Obamacare and what, if anything, to replace it with.
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The realities of negotiating licensing deals with record labels have ensured that most streaming services have coalesced around the $10-a-month price point, despite Apple's attempts to offer its own service for $8 a month.
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When they coalesced at a distance of 1.4 billion light years, they created a black hole 21 times the mass of the sun, while transforming another sun's worth of mass into a burst of gravitational energy.
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That could mean that two strong GOP candidates, like Hyde-Smith and McDaniel, could split the vote share and allow for a Democrat who has coalesced their side of the aisle to sneak into a runoff.
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Faced with the prospect of an internecine conflict, he says, Democratic voters might end up rallying behind a candidate, just as Republicans coalesced around Donald Trump in 2016 when the same threat loomed over their party.
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The CSR litigation might not have mattered as much if Republicans had coalesced around a health care plan in the first six months of Trump's presidency, as they have attempted and so far failed to do.
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Referencing the numerous progressive wins in special elections last year, Sanders referred to the start of a "political revolution," a term he often used to describe the progressive upswell that coalesced around his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Then right before Super Tuesday, Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttiegieg dropped out and coalesced around Biden, creating a centrist firewall that helped the former vice president sweep the Southern states up for grabs by large margins.
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When a chemical spill at the Formosa Steel company killed tons of fish last year, outrage coalesced online, where protests were organized, photographs of the disaster spread rapidly and the hashtag #Ichoosefish became a rallying cry.
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He has long had the same effect with white evangelical Christians, a demographic that quickly coalesced behind Trump when he tapped Pence to be his vice president, and has largely stuck by the duo ever since.
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Using parallel sketches, historical documents, and biographical information about the artists, the curators attempt to connect the artists not only by biography or location, but also to define an underlying ethos around which these artists coalesced.
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Slowly—or quickly, depending on your time scale—the shards coalesced and formed the moon we know today, the one that is drifting away from us, at a rate of four centimetres or so per year.
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The crackdown on vaping comes as two issues related to e-cigarettes have coalesced in recent weeks: new evidence that teen vaping is getting worse, and the spread of a mysterious lung illness linked to vaping.
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It wasn't always on point… some songs I recorded didn't work out but in the end I found a few really key songs and key people with whom I clicked and the record coalesced around that.
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The op-ed comes as Trump is embarking on his 2020 reelection campaign and it solidifies Amash's role as a leading anti-Trump conservative, representing a group that in 2016 coalesced under a loose "Never Trump" banner.
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On the ground, firefighters have coalesced from rural and urban California, from northern and southern corners of the state to battle the Kincade, one of the many wildfires that are being made increasingly vicious by climate change.
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The idea for Lovesick coalesced over the course of two years, starting with a conversation the show's creator and writer, Tom Edge, had with a researcher tracking human history at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics.
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Once it became clear there was more to the story, conservative media quickly coalesced behind the students, saying they were the real victims in this case: victims of liberals' instinctive dismissal of anyone wearing a MAGA cap.
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But we and other leaders across the country have coalesced around the principle that while people must be held accountable for breaking our laws, we cannot build our way to a safer society with ever-more prisons.
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This "search for catharsis," as he describes it, coalesced in a 2006 memoir, "A Twist of Lemmon: A Tribute to My Father," and eventually, a one-man stage performance that developed over the course of a decade.
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Since Mr. Trump imposed tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum and insulted Mr. Trudeau as "weak," the country has coalesced behind its leader and hardened his resolve to get a trade deal that is good for Canadians.
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"In 2016, too many Republicans believed for far too long that Trump couldn't win the GOP nomination, and never coalesced around a single alternative candidate," said Michael Steel, a Republican strategist who worked for former Florida Gov.
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The Flyers coalesced under the former Rangers coach Alain Vigneault, winning 10 games in February, more than Washington and Pittsburgh combined, and scoring 4.15 goals per game, the best offensive output in the N.H.L. over that stretch.
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A feature film based on the series has been rumored for more than a decade — the actor Mark Wahlberg and the director Kevin Smith were among those mentioned as interested — but the project has apparently never coalesced.
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In metropolitan Los Angeles, an area with more than 4 million Spanish speakers — more than Uruguay's entire population — linguists say that a new dialect has coalesced as different types of Spanish come into contact with one another.
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Demonstrators took to the streets on Saturday in wildcat demonstrations that eventually coalesced around the legislature, where an hours-long battle broke out between more extreme protesters and police, and spread to other parts of the city.
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But in the past two decades, this style of work, dubbed "asemic writing" by poets Tim Gaze and Jim Leftwich in the late 1990s, has coalesced into a movement with a sophisticated awareness of its own prehistory.
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A different Kasich adviser said their campaign is now hoping that the anti-Trump forces that coalesced behind Cruz in Indiana will now get behind him in key contests in California, and the remaining states before the convention.
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As a self-taught photographer, Lyon jumpstarted his career as the first staff photographer for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in the early 1960s, which coalesced after four African American college students at a North Carolina lunch counter.
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Such mass loyalties have appeared only in the last few thousand years—yesterday morning, on the timetable of evolution—and they coalesced in order to deal with large scale problems that small tribes could not solve by themselves.
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There's a fierce scientific debate over whether the Earth coalesced from tiny, water-coated grains of dust, or whether our blue marble started its life as a dry rock, with the oceans arriving later via comets and asteroids.
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As befuddled as Jong-su is, the viewer might well believe that they have a handle on "Burning" at this stage: the film seems to have coalesced into an enjoyably awkward romantic comedy about a maddening love triangle.
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Rarely have the Coens' sensibilities coalesced more exquisitely than in this alternately comic and brutal caper set in the brothers' native Minnesota and capped with Frances McDormand's Oscar-winning performance as the sensible, pregnant police chief Marge Gunderson.
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Like a boyfriend, and it was so confusing for her, and then the rage at what happened to her, it just all coalesced into this really uncomfortable sort of — she doesn't know how to feel about her mom.
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As the Black Lives Matter movement coalesced following the killings of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, she also found herself confronted with stories of unarmed Black people's deaths at the hands of police, neighborhood vigilantes, and white supremacists.
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Biden's decision to publicly back Cuomo will rankle the progressive activists who have largely coalesced around Nixon, but his message for the more moderate crowd on Long Island seemed torn from the pages of a national campaign speech.
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U.S. Army General John Campbell, who leads international forces in Afghanistan, has said Islamic State had coalesced over the last five or six months in Nangarhar and Kunar provinces and had been fighting the Taliban for several months.
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A high-level investigation into the fake accounts scandal at Wells Fargo blamed a "sales-oriented culture or a decentralized corporate structure" that "unfortunately coalesced and failed dramatically," resulting in one of the worst banking controversies in years.
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Yet for all the wishful thinking about Mr. Trump's imminent demise — they said repeatedly that even if he cleaned up in Tuesday's primaries, he could still lose the nomination fight — Republicans have not strongly coalesced around an alternative.
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Scientists suspect that this was likely the result of a giant impactor the size of Mars, known as Theia, that slammed into a young Earth and sent into orbit a spiral of material that coalesced into the moon.
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In response to a crisis further inflamed by the coronavirus, existing housing rights organizations have been struggling to meet new calls for organizing and resources, many of which have coalesced around a radical demand: A nationwide rent strike.
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And it enhanced a bounty of diverse talent, from six countries and four prior universities, that has coalesced to form a juggernaut, seeded No. 1 in the West Region and positioned to advance to its first Final Four.
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In a fortuitous twist, a series of NATO goals including a new HQ and expansion to include new member Montenegro have coalesced around Trump's visit, which officials have kept free from the dense policy debates of their biennial summits.
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In 2012, President Barack Obama was running for re-election as the only Democrat in the field and on the Republican side Wall Street money coalesced around Mitt Romney, who was widely seen as sympathetic to the financial industry.
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It-- it-- we are largely-- we are much more financial than we ever have-- have been, partly because we think the industry structure changed-- and as companies have coalesced around franchises— KELLY EVANS: But you see real growth there?
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Bernie Sanders potentially locking up the nomination on Super Tuesday has this week coalesced around former Vice President Joe Biden, with voters across the country picking him as the centrist option and rivals rushing to out of the way.
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In fact, the way they've coalesced around anger is a sign of how few emotional options are open to them, as both men and as elderly people, two groups who feel enormous pressure to avoid any signs of weakness.
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The remark was self-serving — the Walker campaign was broke — but he had a point: Republicans never coalesced around an opponent to Mr. Trump, who went on to become the first Republican presidential nominee to carry Wisconsin since 20123.
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The rift in the progressive wing of the party sits in stark contrast to the way moderates have coalesced around Biden in recent days, providing momentum that allowed the former vice president to dominate the Super Tuesday electoral map.
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He told Smithsonian magazine in 1988 that he had considered an elephant, a deer and a cougar before the catchphrase and the dog character coalesced in his mind during a trip back to New York from the West Coast.
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Ingrid Lunden at TechCrunch describes why this is so important: At its lightest or most innocuous, you are being added by tangential work contacts to annoying business chats, or groups of over-chatty folks coalesced around a particular interest.
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In 2019, the swirl of scrutiny and souring public opinion around Big Tech coalesced into serious regulatory threats as every relevant government body in the country launched investigations into the largest and most significant technology companies in the world.
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Indeed, it's no secret that Docker's fortunes changed quite a bit over the years, from leading the container revolution to becoming somewhat of an afterthought after Google open-sourced Kubernetes and the rest of the industry coalesced around it.
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The DLC, for better or worse, mapped out a set of centrist, "third way" policies that the Democratic Party eventually coalesced behind – and its members went on to serve in senior positions in both the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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By the next morning that thought has coalesced into something of a certainty, or at least what approximates certainty for a brain in the midst of a murderous headache: This misery doesn't feel like sleep deprivation or champagne oversupply.
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When the American conservative movement coalesced in the late 1940s and early 1950s, libertarians like Friedrich Hayek warned socialism would lead to "the road to serfdom" while red-hunters like Joseph McCarthy warned that communists had deeply infiltrated the government.
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"Lee's growing popularity is partly the result of dissatisfaction with Park in particular, as well as the fact that the leftist opposition hasn't really coalesced around a single candidate yet," said Justin Hastings, senior lecturer at the University of Sydney.
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Multiple Republicans had coalesced around Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's talking point of "case closed" in recent days, but now Democrats can argue that even members of the President's own party don't agree that all Russia inquiries should end immediately.
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These thoughts coalesced some days after I heard the architect Steven Holl introduce an exhibition of Brice Marden's Cold Mountain studies — a series of ink drawings — at 'T' Space, a building in Rhinebeck, New York, that Holl designed in 2010.
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The loose cloud of gas and dust that coalesced to form our planet released a huge amount of energy as the cloud collapsed, and despite molding Earth over 4 billion years ago, our planet still retains some of that primordial energy.
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"It's the oldest still-recognizable component of the Internet, with its modern incarnation having coalesced out of several different decades-old messaging technologies including ARPANET node-to-node messaging in the early 1970s," Ars Technica senior editor Lee Hutchinson writes.
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But even as Sanders' coalition appears to have coalesced behind her, 53% of New Hampshire voters have an unfavorable view of Clinton and a snapshot of some of his most ardent supporters in New Hampshire hints that deep fissures remain.
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Rumblings about the role of Big Tech in American society have coalesced into a storm long coming, with revelations that the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are contemplating sweeping antitrust investigations of Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple.
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And then after that, I needed an internship and he needed an intern, so it coalesced — this was when he was still working out of his house in West Hollywood, so I was just cutting patterns for him in his garage.
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As the team eventually coalesced into something more permanent, many of the familiar faces from that meeting would go on to remind future members of our boozy, candle-lit family about what had happened to Phil in those early days.
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Mr. Lopez and Mr. Ramos were also thoroughly invested in the culture of the moment, in new art and music, and in the eroticized atmosphere of gay urban life that coalesced in New York in the late 1960s and '70s.
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With campaigning having ended at midnight, party leaders remained mostly non-committal about potential alliances after the vote - though Spain's political landscape has effectively coalesced around two distinct electoral blocs, one on the left and the other on the right.
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In the reconsiderations of Dworkin that have proliferated in the past couple of years, since Donald Trump was elected and #MeToo made it fashionable to express skepticism or hatred of men, a positive, if qualified, consensus has coalesced around her work.
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Hungary, since 2010, and Poland, since 2015, have adopted more confrontational attitudes to the EU. While relations with the Czech Republic and Slovakia have been smoother, during the migrant crisis all V4 countries coalesced in a common rejection of EU policy.
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To a certain extent, analysts say, accommodations of this sort are necessary if the government is to get anything done in Parliament, because supporters of the Yanukovych government remain a political force in Ukraine, coalesced around the Opposition Bloc party.
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Ms. Stevens is part of a broader network of progressive activists who say that the movement that has coalesced around Mr. Sanders can bring change to state and local governments around the country, regardless of what happens with his presidential bid.
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Like many companies, we are building a global portfolio, and we see it as a positive development that the question of software patent eligibility has coalesced over multiple jurisdictions around the question of whether a claim represents a technical contribution.
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In recent years, the groups have coalesced into two factions: one aligned with the U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA), which controls Tripoli; and one aligned with Haftar and his anti-Islamist LNA, which controls large parts of eastern Libya.
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The Hurricanes coalesced under their first-year coach, Rod Brind'Amour, whose defense has powered a high-tempo, pressure style that forces opponents into making mistakes, as the Islanders have done, that they convert into high-danger scoring chances and goals.
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It is a time-consuming and "dorky" hobby, said Seth Stanton, a founding member of Miles4Migrants, which coalesced after one member of the Reddit group, Nick Ruiz, shared a story about using his air miles to help reunite a Pakistani family.
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But it is notable that the other four have quietly coalesced into something of an informal working group within the Intelligence Committee, pushing the investigation forward and consulting not only with each other and Mr. Burr, but also with Mr. Warner.
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By Saturday morning, it appeared that the remains of the Alliance of Hope, which Mr. Mahathir had cobbled together out of disparate political forces — including Malay nationalists, Chinese reformists and liberal Islamists — had coalesced around the nonagenarian ruler yet again.
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Dozens of Mexican National Guard troops equipped with helmets, batons and transparent shields coalesced on the highway connecting the Mexican cities of Ciudad Hidalgo and Tapachula to stop a caravan of migrants heading to the United States from Central America.
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They'd coalesced around Sal Albanese, a doomed nominee in the city's 225 mayoral race — the candidate of the left-wing white working class, who came in third in the Democratic primary to a white liberal and a black civil rights leader.
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Since I offered my anti-short case in 2017, this bunch has coalesced into a community of sorts, using the twitterized shorthand #TSLAQ to show their enthusiasm not for Tesla's stock going south, but for the entire enterprise going to zero.
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And on Capitol Hill, Democrats have largely coalesced behind their senior member on the Judiciary Committee as she takes GOP heat for her handling of Dr. Christine Ford's letter alleging that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her while both were in high school.
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Storm Area 51 was an obvious joke — one that tapped into the internet's love for memes and easily repeatable humor and coalesced into something much bigger: competing festivals for UFO conspiracy theorists, fans of shitposting, and small-town Nevada locals.
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But perhaps the most arresting moment was James MacMillan's "Memento" from 1994, in which wisps of a melody floated on hazy harmonies and coalesced into heaving sighs before dissolving again into ghostly strains, rendered with a kind of fierce tenderness.
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Over the past two decades, a style of cooking coalesced in northwestern Brooklyn, made from seasonal and local ingredients but generally built along the relaxed, country-French and Italian lines first laid out by West Coast restaurants like Chez Panisse.
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Glein and Waite aren&apost claiming to have nailed down Pluto&aposs origin definitively; a "solar model," in which the dwarf planet coalesced from cold ices with a chemical composition closer to that of the sun, also remains in play, the duo said.
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The show Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace was canceled after six episodes amid scrutiny over the group's ties to the alt-right, which started as an online subculture hostile to political correctness but has since coalesced into an explicitly white nationalist movement.
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And though it's premature to say this has coalesced into anything major, like a television deal, or any money at all, there's no doubt Servideo is a prime example of how, through social media, a hobby can potentially transform into a professional career.
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In the latter category, characterized as a satellite weighing between 1 and 10 kilograms, the industry has coalesced around the so-called CubeSat standard, a format initially introduced with academic research projects in mind but now deployed for a host of uses.
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Mark Baldassare, president and CEO of PPIC, said Democrats quickly coalesced around Newsom after an open, and sometimes bitter, primary in which millions of them voted for other major candidates, like former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and state Treasurer John Chiang .
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Some opponents of Medicare for All coalesced around the idea of strengthening the existing federal health-care law -- the Affordable Care Act as signed into law by former President Barack Obama -- through a government-backed insurance plan, otherwise known as the public option.
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The liberal faction that had coalesced at the hearings of the monuments commission had, in a sense, been proved right: it had said that the monuments were symbols of white supremacy, and now white supremacists were coming to town to defend them.
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Johnson administration and conservatives like Milton Friedman had coalesced around the idea of replacing the complex, paternalistic system of cash welfare then known as Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) with a "negative income tax" (NIT) that would level up every poor
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This is extraordinary when you consider fursuits have not always been a part of the fandom, which sprouted out of underground comic and zine circles in the '60s and '70s and coalesced in the '80s, with furries initially circulating zines and letters.
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But it comes now with his campaign on the ropes following Biden's remarkable revival, which began with a sweeping victory in South Carolina and built over the subsequent 10 days as the moderate party leaders and Democratic voters coalesced behind his campaign.
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What had been Mr. Sanders's early strength in a fractured field — his quick consolidation of younger voters, very liberal voters and Latinos — has proved far less formidable in a two-man contest as moderate and "somewhat liberal" voters have coalesced behind Mr. Biden.
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App offerings have largely coalesced around free add-ons to existing services and low-priced games, leaving developers who want to build high-end software left without a viable business model, and driving premium content publishers to process transactions outside of Apple's platform.
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When London hosted the 24 Olympics, a highlight of the opening ceremony was a dance performance by real nurses whose bodies eventually coalesced into three giant letters: N.H.S. During the Brexit campaign, an argument about the N.H.S. helped tip a tight vote.
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When artificial intelligence coalesced into a field of study from the fog of information science after World War II, scientists first thought that they could simulate a brain by building neural networks assembled from vast arrays of switches, which would mimic synapses.
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In the Baltic nation of Lithuania, anti-establishment fervor has coalesced around the Peasant's and Greens Union, which stormed to victory in the fall parliamentary elections on a populist platform and strong rural support leery of the immigrants filing into the country's cities.
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The tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders, who was honored this year as a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, exudes an ecstatic, gruffly spiritual style that first coalesced in the 1960s, took full flight in the '70s and still bears relevance today.
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One reason the race remains so unsettled is that none of the contenders has reassembled the winning coalition of groups that Obama coalesced during his 2008 run to the nomination, a model that Hillary Clinton largely followed to capture the prize in 2016.
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We still don't know what cameras will officially be featured on the S11+ but rumors have coalesced around a 108MP main camera, a 5X telephoto lens, a wide-angle lens, and a Time-of-Flight sensor which can more accurately measure depth.
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He said "a small group of highly talented, capable people on this side" have coalesced around leaders like Sessions and Goodlatte in recent years, and he noted that senior White House counselor Kellyanne Conway used to poll extensively on immigration in directing her polling company.
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This description applies to the Resistance—which in last week's elections proved that pussy hats deliver—but also to the Tea Party, which coalesced in the first year of the Obama administration and then seized control of the House, and the Republican Party, come midterms.
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The scale and style of that volcanism has changed dramatically over that 4.5 billion years—heck, after Thera bumped into proto-Earth to form the Moon, we probably had a planet-wide lava lake as the molten Earth coalesced and cooled from the collision.
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It's that image of togetherness that runs through the music festival's historical bedrock, from the bare-breasted hippies of Woodstock to the supermarket punks who coalesced into one piss-throwing whole when Daphne and Celeste took to the stage of the 2000 Reading Festival.
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Basically, it was a coincidence that this absurdly talented group coalesced to record a stoner comedy record – Cheech & Chong were recording in the A&M Studios, where all the aforementioned players were working on various projects, and people just sort of trickled in to contribute.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) and his progressive backers have coalesced behind Minnesota Rep.
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The Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), founded in the late 703s by survivors of reformist parties that had broken with the LDP, as well as by former members of the LDP's longtime rival the Japan Socialist Party, coalesced and gradually made inroads against the LDP.
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As pictures emerged of the sea of humanity that coalesced around the white ambulance strewn with red rose petals that carried Mr. Qadri's body, a few thoughts occurred to me: Was this the first funeral on this scale ever given to a convicted murderer?
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The people who turned out to hear Mr. McInnes speak at the Metropolitan Republican Club in October represented a cross-section of New York's far-right subculture: libertarians, conspiracy theorists and nationalists who have coalesced around their opposition to Islam, feminism and liberal politics.
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Bernie Sanders's hopes of sweeping a divided electoral field on Super Tuesday, viewed as a distinct probability only days ago, were dashed as Democratic candidates and voters coalesced around Joe Biden in a stunning resuscitation of a candidacy that seemed to have breathed its last.
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Clinton certainly has a point about the online culture that has coalesced around Sanders — it indeed can be toxic, and often misogynist, and just plain uglier, more aggressive, and more venomous than anything else you see on the left side of the political aisle.
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The Sunrise Movement, the collection of young climate activists who have roiled Capitol Hill and the Democratic presidential primary, announced on Thursday that it was endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, in another sign that left-wing advocacy groups have increasingly coalesced around his candidacy.
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Democrats quickly coalesced around a push for a special prosecutor to take control of the Russia inquiry, saying the leadership of the Justice Department could not be trusted with the job after the termination of the F.B.I. chief on what they considered spurious grounds.
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The attack brought EDT's members together under a common cause, and a lineup coalesced with four members: Brett Stalbaum and Carmin Karasic, two artists with technical expertise, formed the coding backbone of the group; Dominguez and Stefan Wray, activists more interested in theory, were its philosophers.
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Barry coalesced in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday morning, packing maximum sustained winds of 274 miles per hour (2119 kph), a day after heavy showers from the gathering storm drenched New Orleans with nearly a foot (30 cm) of rain, the National Weather Service said.
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That was true of too many Sundance selections to list here, but I've singled out a handful of things that brought some kind of interesting aesthetic, mechanic, or story idea to the table, even if it hadn't coalesced into something truly ready for the world to see.
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His would-be rivals for the Democratic nomination have already been campaigning and organizing for months in the early primary and caucus states that play a crucial role in choosing a nominee, and the contest has largely coalesced around four leading candidates: Biden, Warren, Sanders and Buttigieg.
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Now, in the space of three days, the killings of two black men by Louisiana and Minnesota police officers and the retaliatory murders of five Dallas officers, this time by a black Army veteran, have coalesced all those concerns into a single expression of national angst.
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And while the political idiot savant's appeals to blacks over this issue have been ineffective in this cycle, they could be sowing the seeds of resentment that might one day flower into a fracturing of the black and brown voting coalition that coalesced around Obama in 2008.
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But before the Republican media establishment fully coalesced around Trump, Miller seemed to use Breitbart as an unofficial arm of the campaign, for instance, telling McHugh to create content around a post from another outlet critical of Rubio a few weeks after joining the Trump campaign.
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In a telling indication of how quickly moderate voters had coalesced behind Mr. Biden, the exit polls across the Super Tuesday states found that among voters who decided in just the last few days, Mr. Biden won by a margin of 48 percent to 21 percent.
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The community of innovators at the centre of this history demonstrates that the growth of electronic music was more a case of "simultaneous invention": the result of a sheer, unfettered curiosity that coalesced, however unlikely, in a room in the basement of the University of Toronto.
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Many women's frustration with how they're treated on Twitter seems to have reached a breaking point over the website's temporary suspension of actress Rose McGowan — and that frustration coalesced late on Thursday night into a platform-wide movement for women to boycott Twitter for a day.
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Companies and governments have largely coalesced around addressing violent, terrorist-related and child-exploitation content online, but there is less consensus on issues like what qualifies as hate speech and misinformation, and what forms of political rhetoric are tolerable even if they are offensive and polarizing.
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Ms. Himmelfarb was long married to Irving Kristol, who was often called the godfather of neoconservatism, and her histories coalesced with his journalistic polemics to make them, as a couple, a double-barreled force as the United States became more conservative in the 1970s and '21959s.
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The veil of secrecy attested to just how sensitive the topic remains, but over the course of the two-day gathering, the group coalesced around big ideas like the need to pay farmers to use their land to draw down carbon from the atmosphere, participants told POLITICO.
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In 2016, the backlash coalesced behind the populisms of Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders, each of whom had a compelling story to tell those suffering from real or perceived loss of status: We will de-rig the system with radical solutions like trade wars and socialized medicine.
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The GOP coalesced around that message in statements by congressional leaders, tweets from President Donald Trump and an appearance Sunday by Vice President Mike Pence, who used a visit to American troops in the Middle East to accuse Democrats of holding the nation's warriors hostage to politics.
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The pundit class has coalesced around the theory that Trump's seemingly high level of support is a balloon ready to be punctured and that the Iowa caucus—now less than three weeks away—will be the occasion when the Trump campaign meets the pin that will prick its hopes.
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A MINUS Moby Grape: Live (Sundazed) Was there a more galvanic live band in Haight-era San Francisco than this biz-fabricated quintet of Seattle and LA interlopers, who coalesced to record a dynamite debut they spent the rest of their lives trying to wrest from their manager?
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Yun Hyong-keun (1928–203) was a leading figure in Tansaekhwa (also known as Dansaekhwa), the Korean Monochrome movement, which coalesced in the mid-1970s, a few years after Park Chung Hee, the third President of South Korea, declared martial law in 1972, virtually ensuring his lifelong dictatorship.
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That year, he led a group that coalesced around his music and regulars of a pub called the Cutty Sark to occupy a vacant fascist-era office building in central Rome, which they turned into a cultural center, headquarters, and a squat that still houses more than 220 people.
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Meanwhile, the Goodlatte bill — which conservatives and Trump have coalesced around — would criminalize all unauthorized immigrants in the US and curb legal immigration by 25 percent, while giving legal status to current DACA recipients, and is too far to the right to garner any Democratic votes in the Senate.
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The Democratic field, now numbering 17 candidates, has coalesced into four top contenders according to recent polls: U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who represent the party's progressive wing, and former Vice President Joe Biden and Mayor Pete Buttigieg, of South Bend, Indiana, representing the more moderate wing.
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But protesters have since coalesced around a wide range of grievances related to socio-economic inequalities in a country where more than half the population earns 400,000 pesos ($540) per month or less, as well as dissatisfaction with a political class perceived as unresponsive to ordinary people's interests.
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That seamless marriage of recalcitrant persona to rowdy place coalesced on Sunday in the United States Open men's final when a physically subpar Bjorn Borg, Connors's behavioral opposite, was overwhelmed by 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 and declared Louis Armstrong Stadium to be Connors's house of hardcourt horrors.
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A larger group coalesced, including Sherry Lansing, a former chief executive of Paramount Pictures; Lisa Paulsen, the president and chief executive of the Entertainment Industry Foundation; Ellen Ziffren, a philanthropist, and her husband, Ken, an entertainment lawyer; and Ann Sweeney, the president of the Disney-ABC Television Group.
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Dr. Showalter's team suspects that the new moon likely formed billions of years ago when an icy body from the outer solar system smashed into Proteus — tossing debris into orbit that later coalesced to form the small moon, which they named Hippocamp after a sea creature in Greek mythology.
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But it will also be an IRL coming out for internet born-and-bred Trump supporters trying to distance themselves from neo-Nazi elements of the alt-right, which has become known as a collection of racists, trolls, and general Trump supporters that somewhat coalesced into the president-elect's online army.
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The study blogging community coalesced around a trendy aesthetic, but the tactile, analog fascination itself may have real benefits: recent research suggests that hand-writing notes helps people process information differently than typing them, and that illustrating difficult concepts with visual representations can be far more effective for certain learners.
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Eventually foregoing the brush altogether in favor of the dynamism of his own fingers, hands, and arms, he also pioneered a new, verbally sparse style of poetry characterized by successive iterations of words and unconventional spacing that coalesced into visually recognizable forms — typographical poems redolent of Apollinaire's calligrammes and e.e.
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In the meantime, much fan support has coalesced around 25-year-old Anthony Ingruber, a spitting image for a young Harrison Ford who played a version of the actor in last year's The Age of Adaline, and uploaded his own reel of Han Solo impressions as far back as 2008.
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Asteroids — small, rocky chunks that never coalesced into a planet — would not be that close to one another for a simple reason: If they were big enough and close enough to pose a danger to a spaceship, they would also be banging into each other, themselves reduced to tiny pieces.
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Congress doesn't agree on much these days, so the fact that such a strong show of interest has coalesced around legislation to curtail Section 232 abuses like the steel tariffs sends a strong signal of how much skepticism the steel industry's self-serving protectionism has generated outside the industry itself.
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It's also an "adult movie," an industry term to describe films that don't conceive of their primary, de facto audience as 17-year-old boys — an actual production and marketing tactic that coalesced around blockbuster fever in '70s and '80s Hollywood, which historians date to the 1975 release of Jaws.
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While the technology world has coalesced around several key geographical areas — Silicon Valley at the epicentre and several major metropolitan areas like New York, London, Berlin and so on complementing that — the fact remains that the demand for engineers in those places, where the companies are based, still outstrips supply.
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Contemporary feminists like Rebecca Solnit coalesced around "break the silence" and similar turns of phrase as their operating maxims, the underlying idea being that survivors would speak out about their experiences, both as a means by which to shed the fetters of shame, and to draw attention to the widespread nature of abuse.
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The movement that coalesced behind Sanders began with a similar diagnosis, but it took a sharp turn from there, offering a very different treatment -- advocating for new social spending, with a particular focus on health care, and a broader emphasis on imposing new democratic control on institutions and industries drifting toward privatization.
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The scattered cattle — a motley assemblage of breeds, including creamy Charolais, hump-shouldered Brahman and Simmental — coalesced into a driven herd, lumbering old bulls and skittering calves, lining up along a rutted dirt road and heading toward what is usually a narrow creek, but which was now more than 150 feet across.
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"I'm for grass-roots politics, but if you're going to actually win seats, you need to focus on helping candidates who will be the most potent for the general election," said David Axelrod, the veteran Democratic strategist, holding up Mr. Ossoff as an example of someone party officials had coalesced around early.
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Save for early parries with Joe Biden on school segregation (that she later chose to partially renege on), her talking points largely coalesced around indicting the sitting president, and even provided openings for more marginal candidates such as Tulsi Gabbard to capitalize on the dissonance that undermined any attempt at progressing her campaign.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates have coalesced on a distinctive approach to fighting poverty — transferring people money — and are including it as part of bigger proposals that help poor and middle-class people alike, ensuring that these ideas have a more prominent spot in the campaign than past anti-poverty plans have had.
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As Kim Taylor Bennett writes in her retrospective on the album, the trio always stood out from the crowd: Looking back now, the second-wave indie/emo scene that coalesced in the early-2000s—a movement that spawned a glut of internationally recognized rock bands, many of whom are still adored today—were suspect.
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After a lead-up of more than a year — in which everyone who's anyone in the Republican Party said they wanted to cut taxes for the middle class, and not for rich people in general or Donald Trump in particular — the Senate's coalesced around a bill whose long-term distributional impact looks like this.
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As soon as polls in France closed Sunday for the first round of voting in the presidential election, a very uniquely French thing happened: Virtually all of the defeated presidential candidates and other political leaders promptly coalesced around centrist Emmanuel Macron, who faces off against far-right populist Marine Le Pen on May 220.
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Although their choice of moniker has inspired a raised eyebrow or 64, since the trio coalesced in 2013, their star's been steadily rising thanks at first to hard graft, tirelessly playing in and around Brooklyn, where they're largely based, and furthered by word of mouth and a couple buzzy Bandcamp demos posted in 2014.
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What's more, Langway could see that some cores came to the surface hazy and loaded with bubbles, resembling cylinders of frozen milk, whereas deeper ice emerged clear like glass—only to become hazy a few weeks later as gases that had been under tremendous pressure deep in the ice sheet coalesced back into bubbles.
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The alt right, which coalesced out of several web outlets that launched in the last five years, began to gain mainstream exposure at the end of 2015, when Buzzfeed's Rosie Gray wrote a feature on the movement—its most expansive treatment in the press thus far—and tied its newfound prominence to Trump's campaign.
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He and Jon Sidel, a restaurateur and club impresario, began a series of parties at temporary locations that coalesced in the mid-1980s into the popular dance and art club Power Tools, which featured Mr. Dike as the main D.J. and shows by young groups like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Beastie Boys.
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If that's the case, any potential deal on DACA will be a test not only of Trump's drive to strike bipartisan agreements but also of how Trump's base — which has coalesced around his hardline anti-immigration stance — will react to what Democrats would undoubtedly bill as a major concession from Trump on the wall.
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It sets out to survey the amazing plethora of progressive European trends that helped jump-start American design in the 1920s: the more austere styles emerging from the German Bauhaus, the Dutch de Stijl movement and Scandinavia, as well as those from Vienna, where European modern design coalesced, opulently, at the turn of the century.
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But like many other Rust Belt communities that have courted immigrants to reverse population decline, Hazelton over time has coalesced a critical mass of local residents who see the new arrivals as echoes of their own immigrant ancestors-and as the lifeline to maintaining a viable number of local taxpayers, consumers and K-12 students.
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Clinton wore an ivory Ralph Lauren pantsuit to accept her nomination at the Democratic National Convention, both movements really coalesced after her appearance in another white Ralph Lauren pantsuit — with a slightly raised collar and off-center buttons that sparked comparisons to Star Trek and supreme beings — in the third presidential debate in October.
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And it suggest that a combination of demographic, economic, and political forces, by awakening this authoritarian class of voters that has coalesced around Trump, have created what is essentially a new political party within the GOP — a phenomenon that broke into public view with the 2016 election but will persist long after it has ended.
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And as they coalesced into a tight-knit group of students (about 20 in the core group solving many of the harder puzzles, with more than 100 floating around in various side chats), they became more willing to play back against the design team—that is, to stretch the boundaries of what The Parasite could be.
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Dwight McKissic, a black pastor from Arlington, Texas, called on Southern Baptists to formally condemn the movement's "retrograde ideologies, xenophobic biases, and racial bigotries" and re-affirm its opposition to racism in the aftermath of a presidential election that saw the rise of a small movement of nationalist and white supremacists that coalesced in support of President Donald Trump.
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The Art Deco style — a geometric update of late 19th century Art Nouveau flourishes, recast through the machine-made polish of European Futurism — emerged soon after the end of World War I. But it wasn't until a few years later, in 1925, that the seminal movement coalesced with the legendary Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes.
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Six years later, with time and careful parsing of words and sincere expressions of appreciation and, most important, the shared goal of the stability and well-being of our children, my relationship with my ex has coalesced into a functional, even friendly, co-parenting relationship — one I know I from other people's divorces that I'm lucky to have.
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"It is a very large front that brings together people who are angry about different things, and it is drawn from a number of different segments of French society that has coalesced around outrage about taxes and the increase in gas prices," said Jérôme Fourquet, the head of opinion polling for IFOP, a leading public opinion research firm.
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Though these stories have been coming out for months, in the past few weeks they have coalesced into an almighty scandal that has led to calls for the resignation of Amber Rudd, the home secretary, who oversees the enforcement of immigration, and even the resignation of her predecessor at the Home Office: Theresa May, now the prime minister.
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Opinion When the modern Tea Party movement coalesced in the early days of the Obama presidency, its allusion to the political grievances of the protesters in Boston Harbor a couple of hundred years earlier seemed plausible enough: Its members felt that their taxes were too high and their interests not adequately represented by the remote authorities in Washington.
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That anti-vaxxers have coalesced around the language of choice could be harmful to the pro-choice movement, Stormer continued, and the malleability of the word "choice" is why some supporters of abortion rights have urged the movement to embrace stronger and more precise rhetoric and identify itself as "pro-abortion," or situate abortion as a human right.
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But it did, and in order to remind ourselves of the true meaning of "iconic"—and reclaim some much needed gravitas for the word—we need to travel back to that sublime moment of decadence, when the low-end couture of gossip magazines and pop-world iconography coalesced into what can only be described as one of the modern world's most iconic moments.
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The Pompidou show is organized accordingly, moving from New York, where the group members coalesced around Ginsberg and Kerouac in the 1940s, to San Francisco, where they gravitated in the '50s, to passing destinations like Big Sur, Los Angeles and Tangier before culminating in Paris, where Ginsberg, Burroughs and Corso lived off and on in the Beat Hotel until it closed in 1963.
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The authors say: Although there are numerous bilateral and multilateral agreements on which EPA might rely [to show reciprocity], the strongest evidence may be found in the procedural rights provided and the substantive commitments made through the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the international efforts to address climate change which recently coalesced in Paris in December 21973.
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In search of change in the face of chronic unemployment and a string of terrorist attacks, France's young people, in particular, are being drawn farther from center in two dramatically different directions: Youth membership to the National Front has increased significantly, while radical left organizations and movements are also attracting more and more young people, many of whom coalesced around Mélenchon.
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It was a fascinating story because it was a working mother, a doctor married to an Indian, they were living just outside Boston, and it felt like everything in the moment that was yuppie in America at that time, following on from "163something," coalesced in this story about this girl who was working for not very much money, looking after their child.
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The liberal, leftish, cosmopolitan, modern and urban part of the electorate coalesced behind the Green candidate, while his right-wing populist rival picked up the votes of all those who are resentful of elites or simply wanted to knock the Green candidate off his perch for being too radical (on grounds that being a Green is still regarded as "radical").
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Crapo and ranking Democrat Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (Ohio) both expressed interest in moving a bipartisan regulatory reform bill this year, and committee members have largely coalesced around key provisions of deal.
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Donald Trump fired an F.B.I. director for blatantly improper, self-serving reasons — and his entire party (and its supporting talkers on TV and radio and the op-ed pages) instantly coalesced on a brand-new theory that the president has an absolute discretionary right to fire the F.B.I. director at any time for any reason, including to protect himself from investigation.
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" Filipovic said that at a time when Donald Trump is president, waffling on supporting Sanders if he wins the primary is "wildly reckless," but Clinton is not wrong "about the online culture that has coalesced around Sanders — it indeed can be toxic, and often misogynist, and just plain uglier, more aggressive, and more venomous than anything else you see on the left side of the political aisle.
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Undaunted by their failure to affect any electoral outcomes, the coterie of thinkers and writers who have coalesced loosely around the "Never Trump" movement have staked their careers on the notion that Donald Trump is an aberration, a kind of eruption of atavistic "tribalism" from the prehistoric past, instead of the result of a historical narrative that's hiding in plain sight for less blatantly self-interested interlocutors.
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The story of how they succeeded involves a wide range of forces in New Jersey and beyond that coalesced to doom the bill at a time when a spate of deaths from measles has been reported in Samoa, a Pacific island nation that had a low vaccination rate, and public health officials are urging greater flu vaccination because of more severe strains this year.
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With cultural roots in the skinhead movement (though a separate strain than that which is associated with White Power politics), Northern Soul dance parties allowed workers to throw off the shackles of their repetitious work week, as cogs in the industrial machine, with all-night dance parties fueled by amphetamines and a particular type of music that coalesced in the wake of the Motown sound.
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Somehow, it all coalesced, and, as the character turned 50 years old, a blockbuster franchise was born -- one that would boost comic sales, launch a toy and merchandising dynasty, spawn further film and TV iterations as well as a fresh superheroic cinema genre and, perhaps most importantly, reimagine Batman as the dark avenger of the night he was always meant to be (fond memories of Adam West notwithstanding).
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Earlier iterations of the project had received government funding from places like the NEH and NSF, and came about in part due to the labor and funds provided by large public universities such as UCLA, UVA, and now IU. This virtual reality experience reflects not just the splendor of Rome, but also how the incredible skills, thoughts, and ideas of students, teachers, and graphic designers coalesced into a digital model.
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This is big news because while Huawei is currently the world's second-biggest mobile phone maker, we haven't seen any platform gain reasonable mobile phone traction against the hegemony of iOS and Android outside of China — including the failure of Firefox OS, which retreated from the market only to reemerge, phoenix-like, as KaiOS two years ago — in part because of the extensive ecosystems that have coalesced around these two.
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The 2016 election of Donald Trump — who, at that point, had been accused of multiple counts of sexual assault and misconduct — sparked a wave of outrage and frustration that coalesced into a wave of writing ("The Importance of Being an Angry Woman," Soraya Chemaly's Rage Becomes Her, Rebecca Traister's Good and Mad, Brittney Cooper's Eloquent Rage) and the 2017 Women's March, which drew between 3 million and 163 million people.
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They have a bunch of big ideas out there and I don't think that the party has coalesced around one but something like this, you're going to have absolute evidence of it and I would say within ten years there's going to be European countries that have it and it's not unlikely that someplace like Canada will, along with all of these lower income countries that are already doing this.
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In death he joined a pride of literary lions, like the poets John Ashbery, whose voice — "by turns playful and elegiac, absurd and exquisite," his obituary said — remained singular despite his many imitators; Richard Wilbur, the American laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner whose words, by many lights, coalesced into things of beauty; and Derek Walcott, the Nobel winner who filtered his acute observations on colonialism and culturalism through the rustling palms of his native Caribbean.
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Part of this change is down to the fact that these events have become increasingly alike: from Reading Festival and the Isle of Wight to Stateside events like Coachella and Bonnaroo, the festival experience has seemingly merged into one coalesced, purchasable vision of the exact same idea—wherein it's possible to watch an electronic DJ, a rock band, and a rap artist before queuing up to buy some day-glo paint and a strawberry flavoured cider.
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Figures like Jesse Jackson have tried to build this exact coalition before: In the spring of 1984 — while mulling a second bid for president — Jackson coalesced a wide-ranging, rainbow coalition of progressives, black activists, and working-class white voters annoyed with the status quo of the Democratic Party that would push his progressive populist campaign to better-than-expected results in the primary elections despite ultimately losing the bid for the party's presidential nomination to Walter Mondale.
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One place to start is 1992, when Bill Clinton's first election shattered the GOP's dominance of the White House over the previous quarter century, and coalesced a new partisan alignment in which Democrats have carried the popular vote in six of the past seven presidential contests (though they have won the Electoral College, and thus the White House, just four times.) Over those seven elections starting with 1992, 24 states have voted Democratic at least four times.
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