Here she is feeding Kevin broccoli: "Here boy," Harrison coaxes.
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He coaxes her out of those terrifying episodes of sleep paralysis.
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It's something that coaxes one's gaze as much as it troubles it.
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He coaxes out the performances, allows the improvs, and makes the cuts.
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Instead, it breaks DNA and coaxes cells to put it back together.
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At a traffic stop, a policeman coaxes a bribe out of her.
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In another piece, Babitz coaxes an acquaintance into coming to a party by
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The heat coaxes the perfume out of the noyaux and into the preserves.
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Tierney coaxes terrific, nuanced performances from everyone she interacts with along the way.
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But the audible attentiveness with which she coaxes people from tiny rural Firebaugh, Calif.
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Within this chosen lineage, the meeting between Odysseus and Hercules coaxes a trope into view.
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It coaxes you to feel sympathetic, to relate to that vulnerability, but then repulses you.
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At first, his face screws up in concentration as Schmidt coaxes him into admitting the truth.
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They settle into a kind of comfort together, and she coaxes him back into the world.
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And he coaxes Nora, an odd new girl who oozes negativity, into shedding her prickly exterior.
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In a May clip, the "Toxic" singer coaxes her boys to go outside and play with her.
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That's especially true if it coaxes another truly non-establishment candidate off the sidelines to challenge him.
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In the same vein, not knowing anyone at my destination coaxes me out of my introvert shell.
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"Wizard"'s straightforward figuration coaxes out the figurative leanings of Aldrich abstractions and calls forth varied interpretations.
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As he untangles his family's history and coaxes out village gossip, he's joined by a bored, aging actress.
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He plays the mandolin, which means he coaxes music out of notes that are shy and short-lived.
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Front Burner Will Horowitz of Harry & Ida's coaxes ballpark flavors from carrots for his By Chloe vegan dog.
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Ruth coaxes out a yes of her own when she stumbles upon Debbie trying to write the TV spot.
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So Sloane coaxes colleagues from her current gig to join her at a boutique firm battling the gun lobby.
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It's a textbook example of how trickle-down economics coaxes the middle class into voting against its own interests.
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The piano breaks into dizzying spirals of runs one moment, then coaxes the orchestra into dreamy reverie the next.
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She creates drones on the harmonium — an old, air-powered keyboard — and coaxes her bandmates into ripping them apart.
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The Chiron GIVES you confidence, and coaxes you to push a little more, all while feeling in full control.
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Banks makes "212" feel smooth and cohesive because even as she shape-shifts, she coaxes you along with her.
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"Come on, Mr. Milne, a little affection please," a photographer coaxes while snapping a portrait of father and son.
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Mr. Trump has been spotted handing out such information at his events as he coaxes voters to help him win.
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The 100 abducts both Pierce daughters from school in broad daylight, which is what finally coaxes Lightning out of retirement.
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From his leading men (Hawke, Timberlake, Owen, Al Pacino, Nicolas Cage), he coaxes a brooding intensity that resembles his own.
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Similarly, "Moves Like Jagger" boasts a magic combination of beat and melody that coaxes you to whistle along in synchronicity.
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But soon the two are thrown into a fierce, physical intimacy as Franckline coaxes Lore through the waves of pain.
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Soon-to-be dad and alligator wrangler, Mike Kleibert coaxes the beast around, before dropping a watermelon in its mouth.
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Teyonah Parris plays Lysistrata, who coaxes her friends to unite with her in abstinence until their lovers put down their guns.
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It is the region's biggest supplier of illegal weed to the United States, which coaxes the government to destroy illicit fields.
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Kymriah coaxes a very sick child's own T-cells to attack a protein called CD19, expressed by the B-cell lymphomas.
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Ms. Richardson comforts and coaxes and exasperatedly, bitingly demeans, but she and Mr. Sparks play past each other instead of engaging.
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This coaxes more aroma than bitter flavor from the hops; the sheer volume of hops happened to turn the beer hazy.
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And China's mammoth smartphone industry hoovers up skilled workers and engineers, creating demand for labour that coaxes a corresponding supply into existence.
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""The exclusive new DYNATONE way electronically exercises hidden face and neck muscles and gently coaxes them back to youthful resiliency and tone.
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If cooking is an art form, then the mind-bending dishes that Jefferson Rueda coaxes from pig parts is a porcine symphony.
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It gently coaxes the audience to filter some very adult emotions through the familiar characters and songs and stories of Rogers' world.
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It gently coaxes the audience to filter some very adult emotions through the familiar characters and songs and stories of Rogers's world.
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The only true game animal is the boar, but Ms. Mar coaxes a brawny flavor, not fully tamed, from the combination of meats.
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Shadows provide the foundation for an artist who coaxes out doodles from the shape-shifting quality of everyday items spotlighted by the sun.
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As the other ships prepare to destroy the Enterprise, Kirk coaxes M5 into realizing that, in protecting itself, it has become a murderer.
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The title character is not human, but genital: a gargantuan, oblong member that coaxes Eveready toward every girl and creature in his path.
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Wet spring weather sometimes coaxes the flowers to pop out all at once for a big botanical party that attracts thousands of admirers.
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Liv coaxes Nell up the stairs for a tea party with Luke and Abigail (just as Luke mentioned earlier in the episode actually happened).
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It coaxes small hotels to become Oyo-branded destinations that list exclusively on its site, without its having to own most of the properties.
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Mr. Sternberg is under pressure to make Entireworld so appealing that even its basics have ineffable magic that coaxes credits cards out of wallets.
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After a blowup back at home, Laverne makes up with Shirley, who coaxes her into singing along with her about that little old ant.
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As he coaxes her traditional knowledge out of her, we can tell that he is calculating to screw her over—it's there in his face.
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We learn that free spirit Bonnie — who's married to Madeline's ex-husband — helped Madeline's daughter Abigail obtain birth control, which coaxes out an intra-family drama.
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Fanning plays Violet, who struggles to return to everyday life after the sudden death of her sister when Finch (Smith) coaxes her back into the world.
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He coaxes from the millions of files and billions of numbers entirely new creations, focused on data only from instruments that collect wavelengths visible to humans.
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Sitting at kitchen tables, Alexievich coaxes out of the women stories that describe a reality vastly different from the officially sanctioned version, with its glorifying tidiness.
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Insisting on branding Jane's rape an "affair," she coaxes the confession out of Celeste that she only learned of the assault the night of Perry's death.
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Working within the constraints he established in the earliest works in the exhibition, dated 1989, he coaxes and pushes his line through lots of different territory.
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Rather, her menu is quite traditional and she expertly coaxes intense flavors from fine local ingredients using restrained techniques, a rarity among young chefs in Rome.
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Ultimately, the play coaxes you into leaving with a sober skepticism about the complexities of modern finance that you probably already had before the curtain rose.
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Neither blame nor absolution entices him as, again and again (eased by Colin Rich's masterly editing), he coaxes forth the perfect, shining moment that speaks volumes.
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In another clip, the "Toxic" singer shows off her son's athletic prowess while in a third, she coaxes her boys to go outside and play with her.
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Initially inspired by a documentary in which serial killers described their bloodlust and urge to kill, the track creeps along and coaxes its way into your being.
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Leon usually coaxes the best from Chris Sale, their struggling ace, so the Red Sox summoned him from the minors and dropped Blake Swihart from the roster.
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Weist coaxes his aspiring influencers — the bro-y personalities Bryce and Mikey — into posting endless content by making them salads or taking them shopping on Rodeo Drive.
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She coaxes impressive flavors from a small amount of cold Chinese broccoli dressed in citrus soy, with a salty, crunchy and smoky dusting of grated egg yolk.
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Instead, Lumi offers a Guitar Hero-style interface that coaxes you into playing your favorite songs by hitting the light-up keys in time with on-screen notes.
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But somehow it works — probably because The Platform commits to its conceptual framework so thoroughly, and with such precision, that it coaxes the audience to do the same.
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By instructing people to focus on their breathing and let go of thoughts and emotions, Mr. Puddicombe gently coaxes users back to fuller engagement with the present moment.
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Instead, she pushes her whites in front of the grays and blacks, and coaxes her colored bands to the fore of the expanse opened up by the whites.
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While Levant coaxes out formal affinities in her installations and collages, another commonality shared by her materials, and by extension her artworks, is their relationship with the human body.
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Gadsby coaxes us into her story with this sadly surefire old-school misogynistic humor: who doesn't feel ugly in a world that's dominated by Big Brother and Big Papa?
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At night, feeling a tangle of emotions — guilt, fear, jealousy, a determination to expose Whitman's true desires yet a yearning to be loved — Wormley coaxes Whitman into his bed.
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It's basically the equivalent of a motivational speaker, as it coaxes you to map out your vision, define realistic goals, and visualize a game plan on how to achieve them.
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But he coaxes the story out of her, and it's a wild one: Since leaving SUR, Faith's been working as a live-in caretaker of a 95-year-old woman.
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Mo'Nique, playing a superspirited sister-in-law, is simply magnificent, investing even tired lines like "I got vibrators older than that child" with a ferocious warmth that coaxes uninhibited laughter.
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He cranks out a seven-pitch walk the fourth, then coaxes four pickoff attempts to keep him rooted to first base, then goes first to third in comfort on a single.
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Henry Ian Cusick lends a creepy air as a counselor who may or may not have her best interests at heart as he coaxes her to accept the reality she sees.
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Daisy (Sophie McShera), the tart kitchen maid, is making eyes at a saucy plumber, and a butler emergency coaxes Carson (Jim Carter), that reliably priggish defender of probity, out of retirement.
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Later in the afternoon back in Lewiston, Hayes coaxes a 0003-year-old named Destiny Burnell, who had already had one baby after an unplanned pregnancy, to consider long-acting contraception.
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The company coaxes the hotels to become Oyo-branded destinations that list exclusively through its website; it then markets those rooms online to travelers and takes a cut of each stay.
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In a conventional rock context, the distorted, unaccompanied, rapid-fire rumblings that begin the song would sound grandiose, and in fact they still do as Moctar coaxes out a harrowing, terrible beauty.
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" When William coaxes Catherine into attending Mass at a musty old cathedral, she notices a portrait of Jesus "frozen in the stance of the most flamboyant shot-putter I had ever seen.
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If Ms. Dodd's exhibition risks being too airily New Age in its presentation, a gallery news release written by Ms. Dodd and David Lewis coaxes the exhibition into more experimental-art territory.
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What Ms. Dunn lacks in financial literacy she makes up for in charm and candor, and she coaxes her guests into trampling the taboos around money until they get to something real.
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He wants to take her to a Ruth Gordon film festival, and while she initially declines, saying it would be too messy to date in the workplace, he eventually coaxes out a yes.
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On "No Bad News," a work of fearless diagnostics and badly needed affirmation, Mr. Allen coaxes the snare drum in a lateral sway, and pushes things ahead with the kick and high-hat.
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He relies instead on the sweetness of shrimp and blue crabs, which he gets live from Chinatown and coaxes into a stock meant to taste "like you're at a crab boil," he said.
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The lumbering Ford Galaxie that he meticulously coaxes into the narrow corridor, inching forward and back, a car mirror nearly brushing a wall, suggests his isolation from a family that he soon abandons.
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The opening scene, where protagonist/antagonist Teddy (Leo Fitzpatrick) coaxes a 12-year-old girl into losing her virginity uses an explosive punk rock jam called "Daddy Never Understood" to segue into the credits.
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Throughout the book, Rogers identifies Coppola as a "beguiler," someone who coaxes the viewer through pleasurable imagery into an uncanny sense of ease in order to unearth psychological and cultural norms in the unconscious.
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The dials come in several color combinations, which Mr. Gustafsson coaxes out of the forged steel with an oxidation treatment — for example, one model had bold swirls of jade green, royal blue and fuchsia.
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Over the course of Austin's hour at the table, Evans coaxes the big man into spicier and spicier wings; Austin gets all the way to the end of the challenge, and yes, he does dab.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the escalating battle over U.S. prescription drug prices, major pharmaceutical companies are scrambling to limit the economic damage from a new U.S. insurer tactic that coaxes patients away from expensive drugs.
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A camera crew drifts past; the videographer, hired by Josh to capture the proceedings, turns to smile as she coaxes a subject to put his face to the glass dome of the shower and scream.
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In his excellent guide, "The World Atlas of Whisky," Dave Broom asserts that in good blended Scotches, grain whisky coaxes out the complexities of a malt by emphasizing secondary characteristics that might otherwise be hidden.
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Later, they sit in a grocery store parking lot under the bright fluorescents and talk about music, and he coaxes out snippets of a song she's been working on that then, suddenly, comes together like magic.
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Working as a bundler — a fundraiser who coaxes high-dollar donors to back a specific candidate — Mindich raised up to $100,000 for Obama in 2008 and 2012, data from the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics show.
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Moments later, world number one Jason Day, who started the third round on the 10th hole, coaxes in a slippery 12-footer to eagle the par-five fourth and move within four strokes of the lead.
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The actor is both friendly and rueful, hopeful and disgusted, as he coaxes us to try to put ourselves in his shoes, or perhaps those of all our fellow travelers (literal and otherwise) on this trip.
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Still others hoisted finished bird bodies — or parts of them — over open flames, which coaxes color out of the glass, or used metal instruments to fashion beaks and tails from melted glass the consistency of honey.
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Bourgeois's drawing depicts a stern-faced cat that simultaneously coaxes the viewer into an imaginative space and sharpens one's attention: anyone who has ever spent time around a cat knows this look should not be taken lightly.
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After Colette begins an affair with the Marquise de Belbeuf (Denise Gough), who presents as male and coaxes Colette to extricate herself from Willy, Colette returns to her husband wearing a man's suit and a confident swagger.
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Captivating before, Mr. Dumas — a former member of Mr. Brown's company, Evidence, he's commanding and confident without having to push — is spellbinding now as he coaxes his torso and limbs into a seamless balance of sharp and soft.
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With only 35 seats, V Restaurant is a paean to the talents of the chef Richard Robe, a master of French gastronomy who coaxes intense flavor from seasonal products and delights in reimagining historic dishes for contemporary diners.
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Grace prods the reluctant Del into teaching her how to clean houses and coaxes him out of his shell — which, it turns out, he assumed before the apocalypse, when he was a lonely librarian living in the town.
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Much depends on which personality — the 9-year-old Hedwig, the bossy Patricia, the naughty Dennis — has taken hold, and whether Shyamalan is after laughs or shudders, both of which he routinely coaxes out in "Glass" until he doesn't.
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Guenter Wendt, the original pad leader for NASA's manned space program, coaxes a smile out of John Glenn.. However, according to an interview given in 2012, Glenn himself didn't quite understand why people are still interested in his first flight.
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States like Alabama have built a presence in the global supply chain in direct competition with the country's Midwestern industrial heartland, and even if Trump coaxes jobs back to the United States they may well head south rather than north.
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In the video, lying in a bed of flowers, Ms. McFerrin (whose musical style borrows heavily from her father, the jazz eminence Bobby McFerrin, another hero of unaccompanied singing) coaxes and coquets, but she ultimately seems satisfied to be alone.
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But the soundscape and the candy-colored costumes and set (a series of paper banners that suggest baroque stagecraft) work as elegantly as they do only thanks to the dynamic and accomplished performances that Fritsch coaxes from the Schaubühne actors.
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Instead of guessing how much to toast a barrel, operators use lasers and infrared cameras to monitor the temperature of the wood and the precise chemical signature that the heat coaxes to the surface — all subject to the customer's desired flavor profile.
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It coaxes viewers to just let go of their inhibitions and enjoy the ride — a plea underlined in the form of a snobby critic character, clearly meant to mirror anyone who starts thinking too hard about the movie while they're watching it.
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Recognizing that linemen notch so-called coverage sacks when excellent defense downfield forces the quarterback to hold on to the ball longer, Jackson wants to introduce a term that accounts for, in effect, the inverse — when pressure coaxes poor throws that are intercepted.
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Cellist Jessica Bundy glides through the murk like a will-o'-the-wisp, her strings plaintive and eerie in turn (especially on the gorgeous epic "Memento Mori"), as Quist coaxes tense, complex riffs from his own, and Anson Bishoff's drums provide a steady anchor.
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Part of me wanted to be offended at the over-the-top interpretations of "female" behavior, but I was defenseless against the sheer silliness of it all, and the way that it slyly highlighted how our culture coaxes us to treat finding love as a competition.
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Australia Fare 10 Photos View Slide Show ' JARRAHDALE, Western Australia — The narrative is irresistible: a chef who grows almost every ingredient on your plate, who saves seeds from year to year, and coaxes beautiful meals from the same verdant land you gaze upon as you eat.
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One example of this Anglo-French cuisine can be found at Piquet, the new bistro where the chef Allan Pickett, 43, coaxes the best out of British produce with a mastery of classical French technique learned at Galvin Bistrot de Luxe and Orrery, two of London's best French restaurants.
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The Chiefs don't play this weekend, but before the playoffs — and, quite possibly, during them — they will encounter an opponent that appears equipped to slow them, a defense that coaxes interceptions and excels in the red zone and might prevent them from scoring so darn quickly and often.
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He condescends to the cashier merely doing her job when some white woman tries to use a cash-only lane (relatedly: imagine a cash-only lane today, or alternatively, a grocery store where the cashier isn't a malfunctioning robot!!!), and then he coaxes her into using the credit card machine.
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Young Adult slowly coaxes the audience into sympathizing with Mavis, a fading queen bee who's had trouble letting go of her high school glory days, and who starts out hilariously awful even before she embarks on her alarming quest to "liberate" Buddy from domesticity ("babies are boring," she boozily insists).
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Click here to view original GIFOne scam video that appears on YouTube and coaxes people to hand over personal information to get "early access" to Facebook's Libra digital currencyGIF: YouTubeIf you search YouTube for Facebook's Libra, you'll find plenty of videos that tell you how to buy the digital currency.
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Her rustic-domestic refuge is in fact a laboratory of microbe-friendly funk, a place where she conjures up vinegars and vermouths, kimchis and tinctures that can transform a roast duck, a bowl of pasta or a well-mixed cocktail into something that coaxes the palate along unexpected pathways of tang.
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The prog rock-tinted explosiveness of "Interstellar Universe" transitions seamlessly into a tight hip-hop groove that forms the backbone of "As I Think of You," all while maintaining the spiritual jazz flourishes that make the record feel cohesive and while showcasing the clarion notes Leimburg coaxes from his instrument.
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Vocal gloss provides a foil for interiority, reflecting and amplifying whatever emotion happens to be there; it's as if the ability to croon feelgood major-key melodies as beautifully and synthetically as one's favorite R&B singers coaxes from rappers an exuberant, receptive emotionality suddenly enabled by form and technology.
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It's a subtle echo of her 1977 documentary News From Home, which juxtaposed letters from her mother with scenes of New York, as well as her 1975 fiction masterpiece Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, which coaxes the audience into watching the mundane activities that make up a life.
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Which may be why I'm even more bothered by the way Facebook coaxes us to change our profiles for the most mundane or silly reasons, a never-ending effort to turn its members into sheep: Hey everyone, let's all put hearts on our profile photos to show just how in love we are.
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In Winterfell, Davos and Jon exile Melisandre and Littlefinger coaxes a hint of plausible malice from Sansa, from whom I believe we can expect something of a Dark Phoenix period from given her Mona Lisa smile at the death of Ramsay and her seeming ambivalence at Jon being declared the King in the North.
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" (Literally: Amanda Green took her scalpel to the original.) And then there is "Pretty Woman: The Musical," itself a modern "Pygmalion" story, which seems more ambivalent about its changes: Even as its creative team is whispering to theater reporters that the show holds a "feminist twist," the poster coaxes the audience to "fall in love all over again.
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So there's the excitement of seeing the long shot go up against the giant, but Queen of Katwe also follows the contours of the "magical teacher" movie, in which some enterprising instructor coaxes a classroom full of students toward the greatness that was always latent in them — think of Dead Poets' Society, Mona Lisa Smile, or Mr. Holland's Opus.
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That's not just because casting the nonbinary actor Asia Kate Dillon as Taylor Mason — a brilliant analyst who strides into Axe's office, informs him of their preferred pronouns, and proceeds to impress him so much that he coaxes them out of their plans to head to academia with offers of a hefty paycheck and mentorship — is a milestone of representation.
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She coaxes her sister's long-suffering housekeeper Alba (Carla Jimenez) into joining her as she throws herself fully into the task of treating the house like her own personal playground, complete with binge-drinking and wardrobe raiding that ends with the kids finding her passed out in their mother's wedding dress on the foyer's marble floor, face-down in a bleeding puddle of red wine.
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But when opponent after opponent after opponent after opponent, world without end, coaxes Hunt into the cage to risk his neck for money, only to prove himself anatomically unclean and morally corrupt, a born fighter like Mark Hunt can't be blamed for using every weapon at his disposal to beat back the brutes, in the name of decency, civilization, and a purer kind of cage-fighting.
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