And this comes through in corporate earnings reports, it comes through in all my conversations.
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TRUMP: So much of their lifeblood comes through China, that's the way it comes through.
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We were just saying whatever comes through on our minds, and I think that really comes through.
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There's a point in time for that, but if you want to be really good at your craft, it only comes through knowledge, and knowledge only comes through experience, and experience only comes through failure.
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Then, it comes through a process of the higher ones ... This is this app that you have ... It also comes through tests.
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No. We were on unblocked streets, so the first cop car that comes through is ours, but there's another that comes through that wasn't ours.
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In all the tracks I played, the bass comes through.
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That's not this movie, of course, but that comes through.
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WHAT HAPPENS, THOUGH, IF THE BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX COMES THROUGH?
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When Zhao speaks in public, his natural combativeness comes through.
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It was like a family experience, and that comes through.
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It's a race against time before Jose comes through pic.twitter.
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That mainstream Hollywood sensibility comes through in the experiences themselves.
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I just hope that comes through in our dance tonight.
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I feel like he comes through as a grandfatherly figure.
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Because it's a genuine fear, some of it comes through.
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None of that joy comes through in the Pitch pilot.
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Her rebelliousness often comes through in more subtle ways, though.
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Another picture comes through of Rihanna, resplendent in burnt orange.
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The little trolley comes through, but there's nothing to do.
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But I guess my desire for timelessness still comes through.
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For me, it's the place that my drive comes through.
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That comes through in Howard's lyrics and the band's aesthetic.
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That comes through in his haunting images throughout the book.
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I think that quiet dignity comes through in the portraits.
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Now sure, everyone who comes through this door loves money.
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Yet he still comes through the jungle to find me.
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So this next question comes through social media through Facebook.
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Much of this comes through no fault of their own.
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"The mendacity comes through on every page," he told me.
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But I hope the spirit of that music comes through.
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And I hope that comes through in the finished product.
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The music really comes through for me as being primary.
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Most of it comes through burping, a bit through farting.
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Mr. Forsythe clearly loves ballet, and that love comes through.
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So much feeling comes through these and the other portraits.
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That enduring enthusiasm comes through in his speeches and interviews.
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Rogan's contempt for political correctness comes through throughout the show.
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Further personalization comes through choices of straps, lugs and buckles.
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But God's wry grace always comes through at the last.
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I have no idea if any of that comes through.
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It comes through in the policy decisions of his administration.
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When Big Shaq comes through they'll open it up again.
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"The message of love strongly comes through this record," she says.
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America will always seek peace—but peace only comes through strength.
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Sanders's newly prominent position comes through on Capitol Hill as well.
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I can say I could try, but it probably comes through.
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Magnusson's candid humor and unassailable spirit comes through on each page.
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But then you will get that special spark which comes through.
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I plug it into the wall and the power comes through.
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" What comes through from younger women is, "I'm less afraid now.
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Another aspect of the mind-body connection comes through your actions.
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When he comes through the door, everybody's glad to see him.
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FAGLIANO: It just comes through waves instead of through a wire.
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And yet, what comes through is more than what he sees.
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I really think his playing comes through the most for me.
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With Fleabag, it comes through most clearly with Waller-Bridge's character.
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And I think that comes through and people relate to it.
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Thunberg's personality comes through in her direct, careful way of speaking.
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If something new comes through the door, something else must go.
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Any kid that comes through will leave with a Hot Wheels.
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He enjoyed himself when he wrote and that pleasure comes through.
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His love for life is what comes through in his poems.
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Polek's imagery, though, comes through like flashes in a silent film.
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And Mr. McConaughey comes through in one cover story after another.
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So does Parks and the jealousy comes through in her lyrics.
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Once the cashback comes through, the total price drops to £15.
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Mr. Sullivan comes through here a lot — even in nice weather.
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But Heller's specific gaze also comes through in certain stylistic choices.
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The first comes through what we might call the Knausgaard route.
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We look at every asset that comes through our core areas.
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"The reason that comes through is because that man's father comes through on the other side, making a connection to you, and talking about, basically, what would be his son's actions or inactions," Henry says to her.
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Paris's only constraint on Trump comes through intangibles like reputation and influence.
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It's no secret he believes that real change comes through complete disruption.
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I'm just waiting for that moment when the emotional depth comes through.
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Everything that we know about Beyoncé's private life comes through Beyoncé herself.
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A hint of coconut comes through, but its primary flavor is almond.
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Everything comes through with great balance, and the instrumentation is extremely clear.
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This is our promise to every patient who comes through our doors.
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"Cadmium" in particular comes through with all the grace of the original.
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Together, they open and read each card or letter that comes through.
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Now the company hopes that message comes through on its website too.
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The 'besharam' name comes through all the boundaries I want to cross.
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Because real power comes through communal efforts—and through transparency at scale.
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Mickey can do the worst things, and somehow Jon's humanity comes through.
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" Obama emphasized that "real change comes through persuasion and openness to others.
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"There are times when the fan in me comes through," he said.
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I think there is overlap there, and I think that comes through.
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I think that's something in my personality that comes through my music.
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"And it comes through in pretty much everything he does," she added.
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Everybody that comes through says the same thing, how weird it feels.
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In the GIF format, this style comes through with even more intensity.
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"Legitimacy and a mandate only comes through the ballot box," he said.
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Her message comes through as clearly as a dog raising its eyebrows.
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The sparkling lyricism of Mr. Barron's piano comes through at many angles.
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"Ninety-five percent of our business comes through NYCxDesign," Ms. Pijoulat said.
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This comes through if you read the more intellectual representatives of #NeverTrumpism.
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We provide free vegetarian meals to anyone who comes through the door.
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Maybe real change only comes through chaos and crisis -- Trump's leadership style.
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"If accuracy comes through, it will be a game-changer," she said.
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Roberts joked that some meaningful learning comes through video gaming as well.
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But he comes through to give the Cubs the 3-1 lead.
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If what's professed isn't what comes through in the interview, take note.
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"Amber Guyger comes through his front door uninvited," says prosecutor Jason Hermus.
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If that comes through in a question or if that comes through in an answer by one of the candidates, well then a voter can decide if they have a different view of women than they would like.
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But it still all comes through one lens in a quarterly board meeting.
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For you, mental expansion often comes through emotionally intense and sometimes painful experiences.
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Most of North Korea's oil and much of its food comes through China.
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To a visitor, it is the Slavic personality that comes through at first.
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A mariachi band comes through, and we tell them it's the mom's birthday.
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She's nervous about how he'll react, but Ben comes through like a champ.
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She sometimes appears out back and comes through the kitchen to the bar.
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And like humans, part of that adaptation comes through knowing whom to trust.
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The song is very chill and I hope that feeling comes through tonight.
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It is about community's need for safety no matter who comes through town.
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It's all about intention, which usually comes through in the writing, she said.
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They stay that way, shutting their bodies down, until warmer weather comes through.
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Once you've grouped up, Miitomo's main interaction method comes through open-prompt questions.
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Whatever it is, be talking to that person because it really comes through.
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Rometty would only say that its success comes through analyzing many data points.
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That's something that comes through in your music, how much you love it.
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However, data shows that most imported heroin comes through legal points of entry.
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Burger King's most distinctive flavor comes through in this hamburger: flame-grilled beef.
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"Every single student who comes through the doors has the potential," Davis said.
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PG: That's exactly what comes through in your video, Audra: this luminous clarity.
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I just trust that whatever comes through is supposed to really come through.
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This comes through clearest in Twain's Neckar narrative, so I followed him upriver.
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The predistributionist philosophy comes through if you read between the lines of Mrs.
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Instead, their social media presence comes through the Instagram account for The Row.
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This will change later this week when the hard-liquor license comes through.
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I feel that comes through very clearly in all three of your books.
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Natural gas then comes through the fractures and is harvested from the well.
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One great expression of the Southwestern native culture comes through the visual arts.
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Your community comes through to support you during the new moon this weekend.
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I like getting push alerts for every Google doc draft that comes through.
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The 'meaning' comes through nonetheless in textures, sounds, melodies, arrangements, structures, and titles.
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When a fire comes through it causes a lot of hazards to firefighters.
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The same discreetly topsy-turvy radicalism comes through in the way she's constructed.
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A whopping 90 percent of the seafood served in Tokyo comes through Tsukiji.
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Trump is not the thing that comes through the door to break America.
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Handel's operatic genius comes through most powerfully in his arias for lower voices.
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For instance, Mozart's passion for opera comes through in all of his music.
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Again, some suggestion of the women's mutual understanding also comes through in Wagner.
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They still have their collections, and their public still comes through the door.
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And even with Auto-Tune, the personality in Davido's voice still comes through.
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Michelle's fierce intelligence, sharp wit, and beautiful soul comes through on every page.
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Trump's tweeting is so effective "because his own voice comes through," O'Connell said.
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Some of that comes through in Sestero's book, but the film doesn't bite.
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And when a settlement offer is finally comes through, it might not be enough.
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I think about ordering something online, but get distracted when an email comes through.
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A majority of the company's sales comes through subscriptions sold to over 2,500 companies.
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In Crashing, Waller-Bridge's wicked read on the human brain comes through romantic entanglements.
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It comes through that Mamacita really cares for her, and wants to protect her.
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I understand it's going to be even more freezing after this storm comes through.
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But, like, if he comes through in, like, these...homeboy's gonna, like, get it.
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I trust the energy that comes through me while I'm looking at the dog.
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"Each sponsor that comes through is reflective of a community coming through," she says.
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Each participant who comes through the program and all their family members have it.
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Carter that comes through in Edmund Gordon's The Invention of Angela Carter: A Biography.
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Nationals bullpen comes through in win over Marlins MIAMI — Emergencies are Yusmeiro Petit's specialty.
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Much of this comes through illicit trade with Lesotho's larger, richer neighbor, South Africa.
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And so it always disguises itself in different ways, it comes through different means.
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Innovation comes through trial and error, but society has grown less tolerant of risk.
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It is in these kinds of situations, however, that American greatness often comes through.
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The subtext to it all is that real power in Russia comes through money.
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Handel's brilliance at examining human nature comes through in Orlando's first encounter with Zoroastro.
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We all actually genuinely give a shit about music, and hopefully that comes through.
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"Political power comes through the barrel of a gun," Newton was quoted as saying.
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And that comes through both in what they say and in how they play.
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Brown's own skepticism, such as it is, comes through in small but meaningful ways.
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A 5G connection will ensure everything comes through with nary a moment of buffering.
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Her cutting wit, which she underscores with a sharply raised eyebrow, comes through occasionally.
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He sees vengeance as a life philosophy, and he believes obedience comes through fear.
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"We are looking ultimately to end up in a better position in the overall cost of the CSeries, whether it comes through the supply chain or whether it comes through efficiencies in building the aircraft," Airbus Americas Chairman Jeff Knittel told Reuters.
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You've described yourself as overly sentimental, and I think that comes through in your music.
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I want to make sure that my roots are represented, that my identity comes through.
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The country's racial diversity also comes through in images of both anonymous and named sitters.
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Freya's icy airlessness comes through in the different robes and layers of armor she wears.
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About £120bn ($150bn) of traded goods comes through Dover each year, 17% of Britain's total.
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Then another call comes through: an Italian fishing boat had turned off its identification system.
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To be sure, much of that comes through in the documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Alexa's voice comes through the speaker clearly, as well, if a bit sharp at times.
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"If I'm feeling good on the defensive end, my offense comes through," Van Scyoc said.
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When a fire comes through, it burns a lot of material, and this creates debris.
|
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Bass comes through with absolute authority and a weight that justifies the buds' chunky form.
|
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Yuen has a pleasantly self-deprecating sense of humor, which comes through in the work.
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She was a very tough and independent woman and I think that comes through brilliantly.
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For Trump, the path to victory comes through states that haven't voted Republican for decades.
|
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Her longtime beef with the controlling exec, Clive Davis, comes through in the song's lyrics.
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His defined, angular face, his thick eyebrows, his piercing eyes—none of that comes through.
|
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But in the new thought experiment, no view of the quantum world comes through unscathed.
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That danceability comes through in the music, but I think it's more about the headspace.
|
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This is where my holy grail Twitter feature comes through: I employ the mute button.
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"What really comes through in this market is value," Finance Director John Bason told Reuters.
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You get to write down whatever inane thought or annoyance that comes through your mind.
|
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That influence comes through the astounding growth in its users — 1.6 billion people and counting.
|
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This plan could represent hope for real change in the region, if it comes through.
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The data comes through as a zip file with folders for photos, stories, and videos.
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" It's a camaraderie that never comes through in "I Came To Win'-style American shows.
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My goal is that every child that comes through this door will feel at home.
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The new feature comes through a system software update for PS24, which is also free.
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This comes through in his behavior — he's irreverent when it comes to Gilead's religious customs.
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So it may be that another European People's Party candidate comes through in the end.
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A lot of that humanity comes through with my character, and Atlanta's characters in general.
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Still, it's not as if Quist's opponent comes through as a squeaky-clean candidate, either.
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Bites The menu at Malibu Kitchen evokes a fictionalized California — but the food comes through.
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There's something in us that is always fighting, and it comes through in our style.
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She said when it rains, water comes through where the two pieces of tin meet.
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What comes through is a persistent effort by Trump to interfere with the legal system.
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As the second batch of rain comes through Thursday night, temperatures dip into the 40s.
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He says he packs, addresses and mails every order that comes through the shop himself.
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The goal is to bring out that implicit bias that comes through your guttural reaction.
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Take one step forward and catch the ball as it comes through the net. Repeat.
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I didn't vote for him because of that but I hope that he comes through.
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" She adds: "We have been evacuated before, but the sheriff usually comes through to tell us.
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Darrow comes through here, as it does in his defense work seen in Making a Murderer.
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There's so much personality that comes through from each dog, even with them wearing a cone.
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Stella is comfortable with Michael, but her social awkwardness comes through when she meets his family.
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He manages to recreate those redemption vibes despite the absurdity, and as always he comes through.
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I have no control over who comes through, what they say and what they don't say.
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When he comes through, he has such an awareness of the love that's there for you.
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What we know of Robbie, instead, comes through her acting oeuvre, and her candid, personal interviews.
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It's not to blame anybody, but change only comes through the conversation of all parties involved.
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And from my perspective, it was also about women's empowerment, which comes through education as well.
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They really have the means because a great degree of (North Korea's) stuff comes through China.
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That enthusiasm comes through in his speeches and interviews and makes listening to him enjoyable. 3.
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But the story of curry's authenticity comes through things like countries of trade and colonial influence.
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" Another potential parallel comes through what Matt Yglesias has described for Vox as the "Great Awokening.
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ISIS supporters mean exactly what they say, and this comes through in the men Wood interviews.
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Perhaps Alex Hornibrook, the Badgers' young signal caller, comes through in the Big Ten title game.
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Campbell says its defense comes through neutrally integrating with everyone, thereby turning potential competitors into partners.
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Even though they're saying it might not come directly from China, it comes ... through other countries.
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VanWyngarden: We've always done whatever we wanted, and I think that comes through in the music.
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We still often fail in our commitment to treating equally everyone who comes through our doors.
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If the deal comes through, it would be a stunning reversal of fortune for the company.
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It's highly drinkable and the terroir really comes through; so does his mastery of grape growing.
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And while the resemblance between these forms definitely comes through, the magic happens in the abstraction.
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So to be able to find a vein when the blood comes through it's pretty intense.
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And it comes through in her personal series on Ukrainian prisoner portraits and military boarding schools.
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Initial contact comes through a letter from someone being held during deportation proceedings, according to Hill.
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A lot of this cocktail music will make more sense once the liquor license comes through.
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I think that maybe that comes through, that sense that I am not making any judgments.
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She hopes to expand her music teaching to Long Island once her work visa comes through.
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When Deirdre finally comes through the door, Chloe rushes toward her like a long-lost friend.
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When Deirdre finally comes through the door, Chloe rushes toward her like a long-lost friend.
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There was a risk expectations would outpace what comes through but generally earnings have been favorable.
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Much of the rest comes through hundreds of urban tunnels built nearby, under existing border barriers.
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I just want something of that other world that comes through and limns ours with meaning.
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But in his encyclopedic way of talking, of thinking, of seeing, an undeniable brilliance comes through.
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Whenever you receive an alert or a call comes through, the information scrolls across the display.
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The core message comes through loud and clear: The harm here is not a historical one.
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During this breathless conclusion, an intentional sense of manic wrestling comes through in Mr. Anderszewski's performance.
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I keep an eye on emails in case anything comes through (spoiler: no job offers today).
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Even if it comes through, supporters of the program worry about the effect of cancellation warnings.
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This comes through in her use of social media, and also in her music and videos.
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Some light comes through, casting a small glow on the top left of the air conditioner.
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He's an amazing mentor for everyone who comes through the programs Is he bald like Kelly?
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Each detail that Crock painstakingly created comes through even more powerfully without the use of color.
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If that comes through it will be just about all that I'm doing for the next year.
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Every so often a slip of paper comes through the slot with some Chinese characters on it.
|
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So November, December people realize that corporate earnings estimates are way above any reality that comes through.
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Eventually Lisa, a VICE colleague, comes through—on the condition she accompanies us on our unlikely pilgrimage.
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And they really care about the sound and the samples and that comes through in the music.
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" She praises her fellow honoree Pink: "She's a mom and that comes through everything that she does.
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But in the video at least, their message about stepping in to prevent campus rape comes through.
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Those are the things that I'm interested in and that comes through in my poetic work, too.
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I think sometimes that really comes through, but there are layers and layers on top of that.
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But when and how this stability comes through is another uncertainty weighing on the minds of investors.
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Each time he gets a call from a hungry customer in a strange locale, he comes through.
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That comes through relationship-building, and I think that's something that we're always trying to strive toward.
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"I count the letters of every garbage meme that comes through," he said told the Journal Star.
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Her athleticism comes through with the dynamic shots of the campaign and slow-mo movie accompanying it.
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Audience member: Well, addressable ads from cable boxes, that comes through the data that cable companies have.
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That comes through in news reports and statistics from the Aid Worker Security Database and other sources.
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We've asked him for a highly important comment and will update this story once it comes through.
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Starting at that point, and even today, about two-thirds of all legal immigration comes through family.
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The originals are in Mexico City and elsewhere, and even in reproduction their browbeating dynamic comes through.
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The advertising spending, described by several sources watching the television marketplace, comes through Bloomberg's Independence USA PAC.
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We all do it sometimes, but to anyone who comes through my door I'm a nice person.
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When Sonja comes through the window, it's to ask why Kimmy's blue scrunchie is underneath Dong's pillow.
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I can take advantage of the access I have of the Hollywood talent that comes through there.
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Access to the metro stations comes through walkways that allow people to cross over the Medellín River.
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As long as growth comes through, markets are going to move higher, although at a gradual pace.
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Citing the work of the theologian Lesslie Newbigin, she says it comes through a more personal knowledge.
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I know you're a big fan of Wong Kar-wai, which comes through in your cinematic videos.
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There Ava met a terrible fate, which comes through in bursts as startling as Rose's Harriet episodes.
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These are the kinds of teams Cetys can expect to face if its N.C.A.A. membership comes through.
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Schieffelin doesn't come from the bike world; he's a scooter guy, and that design influence comes through.
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We'll welcome everybody who comes through and we'll shake their hands and give them American-flag leis.
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Also, because you're in an exploratory phase, it's worth waiting to see if the promotion comes through.
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Once her work permit comes through, Suchite said, she hopes to paint houses or repair telephone lines.
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This solidarity around socio-political circumstances comes through, as I grok the rhetorical variety of the signs.
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As one agent said, until funding comes through 'I have had to put my pervs on standby.
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The contribution comes through his philanthropic fund, the Omidyar Network, and will go to a variety of organizations.
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The bulk of satellite communications today comes through objects in a geostationary orbit, some 113,000km above the Earth.
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I wait, as long as it takes, until the swap comes through, and Bigurl on-boards that pax.
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People's attitude towards themselves and the shitty recipes they've used really comes through, and it's a beautiful thing.
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That point comes through dramatically in recent research on enterprise IoT applications and usage completed by Technalysis Research.
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What comes through in Holbrooke's book is something pragmatic, improvisational, and modest about the use of American force.
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For you, obviously, it had a personal impact and that comes through loud and clear in the book.
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Chance the Rapper also comes through, delivering what will go down as a pivotal verse in his career.
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I was just trying to learn how to paint, but I feel these things and it comes through.
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At the end of the day, maintenance comes through and does a deeper clean on every Dog Parker.
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Even in cases where Smith is quoting directly from the original, his persona comes through loud and clear.
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Be the person who always comes through with a Bluetooth speaker and an impressive playlist at the ready.
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A lot of times that comes through comedy, just because it's maybe more palatable, which I find interesting.
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This comes through in Dirty John, when Vickers briefly appears at the church Newell attends with her mother.
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Where U.S. stocks end 2016 will largely depend on whether or not earnings growth comes through, said Santos.
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Almost all communication from immigration courts comes through the mail and the Mexican postal system is notoriously dysfunctional.
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Naomi's other connection to Brooklyn comes through Buddy (Schwartzman), the owner of a recording studio in the borough.
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You could have Spotify audio blasting out of your speakers, while your browser audio comes through a headset.
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The refugees' monthly allowance, when it comes through, "is not enough at all", he said, shaking his head.
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My business exists because eBay exists, and almost all of my revenue comes through selling on the platform.
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"The agility of the On the Beach model comes through in times when demand is less," Meehan added.
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Klint wanted to create a world that's toxic but sweet—something that comes through in his saturated colors.
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You're working late at the 2800-Eleven when a masked man comes through the door with a gun.
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But despite the offbeat ingredients and colors, like green, it's the taste of the Gouda that comes through.
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He is a very happy man, I and like how that comes through in every song he sings.
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This comes through especially in Private Citizens, which is about four estranged friends in San Francisco circa 2007.
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What comes through is Mazur's openness to making a painting that pushed his supple touch closer to annihilation.
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MADURAI, India — The Aravind Eye Hospital will treat anyone who comes through the door, with or without money.
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One of the nice things about this gig is all of the hardware that comes through for testing.
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"I log on very often just in case an order comes through that I can snatch," she says.
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I do read every question that comes through the inbox, although I can't respond to all of them.
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Instead, I find that creativity comes through relationships and community, and through conversation to find the right design.
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Yet somehow, something comes through all the multitracking: a yearning, a compulsion to explore, a vulnerable heart within.
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And on the game's default setting, that anguished sound comes through the speaker built into the PS4 controller.
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Showers seem likely Saturday night, maybe a rumble of thunder as well, as a cold front comes through.
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That comes through most sharply in how they respond to the frame story that structures the Neapolitan quartet.
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If a deal comes through, it will likely be announced at the court hearing at 11 a.m. Friday.
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What comes through most powerfully in her narrative are the wild social hopes once projected on to computers.
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While no one regulatory provision may be enough to halt business expansion, death comes through one thousand cuts.
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It was a bold decision for Kia to co-opt the implicit branding — but the vehicle comes through!
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A touch of fragile neediness comes through as this rattled Tosca calls out Mario's name three more times.
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He brings an impish joy to the study of human behavior, and it comes through in his writing.
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You know, Section 8 comes through a kind of complicated series where you're getting it through the housing.
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Success comes through the application of power, and power is attained through the cooperative efforts of other people.
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Your point of view, which strikes me as very liberal American, comes through quite clearly in the reporting.
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The real action these days comes through executive orders that are then challenged in court by the opposition.
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One thing that comes through: this is not the "hope and change" optimism of the 2008 and 2012 elections.
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A lengthy wait means the window for a business opportunity is likely to close before a response comes through.
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So a totally different approach which also I think comes through when you read the totality of this report.
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But, she's brought from before she died, to the future, when Thanos' army comes through the Quantum Realm portal.
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"A sexually transmitted infection comes through the vagina and can go through the cervix into the uterus," Khan says.
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They stand to flourish when the transfer comes through, but quenching the thirst of the cities will take priority.
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"By the time the full payment comes through, the transaction is running at a loss," he said in Bengali.
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They should reduce their coca production only gradually, she says, and wait and see if the government comes through.
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That's because Trump, Barr, et al, neither control the information nor who comes through the revolving door of witnesses.
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That style comes through on the M2017's gold edges, gold back camera plate, and all-gold software icons.
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But every once in awhile, the series comes through, like with the Purple Wedding, where Joffrey met his doom.
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Gauge's dedication to pleasure is front and center on the plate, but it also comes through beyond the cooking.
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"One needn't fully understand every element of the scientific discovery to feel the excitement that comes through," Harris said.
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"When a storm comes through, I hear the sails flap and it makes me feel alive," said Mr. Stowe.
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He narrated it, so his voice comes through the speakers; you've never seen anyone shout, "Alexa, STOP!" so fast.
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These guys, they've been through a lot in life, and I feel like it comes through in their faces.
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The capital injection should be received by the middle of 2017, if the regulator's approval comes through, said Allan.
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Elle's professor Stromwell may be a hardline teacher, but when times are tough she also comes through with encouragement.
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You know most of it comes through in this country, our southern border, where we don't have the wall.
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The speed at which a missile comes through the atmosphere creates an enormous amount of air pressure and heat.
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He was really multi-talented and just a beautiful soul, and I think that really comes through the film.
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As Anand Shah reminds us, innovation comes through collaborative innovation rather than building walls or trashing free trade deals.
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And then it just comes through your throat and it doesn't hurt your voice, vocal chords, for some reason.
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A consummate host, she of course comes through in the clutch with a step-by-step tutorial and everything.
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He is enormously energetic, both as a journalist and as a writer, and that comes through in his prose.
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Her physicality comes through in rare passages devoted to the things she carried, two of which get an ode.
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He's shown a knack in those situations, to be able to be a guy who comes through for us.
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"I'm just trying to borrow enough so when the settlement comes through I can pay it back," Jones said.
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I have tried to build the firm on these simple values and hope that comes through to you here.
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Rewrites of recent history aside, what comes through in Trump's statement is his anger, his vitriol and his vengefulness.
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Mr. Lansdale's singularly bleak and raucously funny voice comes through clearly in developers Nick Damici and Jim Mickle's adaptation.
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What's key is that we understand the pain and confusion driving it, and I hope that that comes through.
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But it may not be enough to keep investors from panicking when the readout on jobless claims comes through.
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Most of their major films have not been explicitly about Mexico, but their background comes through in subtle ways.
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Songs on Interpersonal, like "Stations," show the former, but on Shouting Matches, her strength comes through loud and clear.
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BARONE I do think the ambiguous allure of the novels comes through in the series, though it's often unspoken.
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But the new rules mean that schools aren't obligated to investigate information that comes through someone like a coach.
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And when she comes through the other side, you'll see that the stone is actually gone, as a clue.
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As for ghosts, every so often a medium comes through, asking if she can feel their presence in house.
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We've been watching Shaun White deliver great performances for a decade, and on the Olympic stage, he comes through.
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Three-quarters of the federal money its clinics receive comes through Medicaid, the federal health program for the poor.
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Melissa, as usual, comes through in a pinch, with a recipe for spinach salad with pancetta and fried eggs.
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About 10 percent of Europe's oil - 1 million barrels per day - comes through the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline via Belarus.
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Much of his involvement with the tech investment scene comes through the firm, where he is a managing director.
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But his main statement comes through an undaunted performance of a staple that remains a summit for aspiring cellists.
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Since I have an AC unit installed, there's always some cold air that comes through cracks around the window.
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About 10 percent of Europe's oil - 1 million barrels per day - comes through the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline via Belarus.
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"I'm not even sure there's going to be a budget that comes through committee," he said at the time.
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One of the things that comes through in this film is that you need money to make your art.
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But the biggest problem for Evers, or whichever Democrat comes through, is that voters seem to be tolerating Republican rule.
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Prestigious government-run institutes are reluctant to allocate more seats for students and believe that quality comes through squeezing supply.
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They take over a laundromat and pay the washing and drying costs for every customer who comes through the doors.
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Up to 80 percent of the food, medicine, and fuel aid coming into the famine-ravaged country comes through Hodeidah.
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Finley originally wrote Thoroughbreds as a stage play, and that comes through in the claustrophobic, contained shots and minimal locations.
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"Now we're paying attention to every satellite image that comes through to see if it jumps again," he told Gizmodo.
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Johannesburg (CNN)The grainy footage is just 24 seconds long, but the freedom fighter's message comes through loud and clear.
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And if art is an extension of personality, then Sam Ray comes through his writing like a fist through glass.
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He makes no claims to being meaningful, and yet something challenging, compelling, interesting, tough, tender, sweet, and odd comes through.
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Sometimes, a big donation during a stream comes through, giving her some room to work with, but it's not reliable.
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The investment comes through Point72 Ventures, launched earlier this year in an effort to get millennials interested in smart investing.
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If Gray comes through the next start without incident, he is expected to be ready to join the Colorado rotation.
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Rachleff is betting the Netflix type "virality" comes through delivering a product people love, and having those people tell friends.
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I guess the drumbeat really just comes and the rhythm just comes through sitting down with a guitar or piano.
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"And there's a feeling when this comes through that he actually would've timed his passing," Henry continues in the clip.
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It's what comes through on Peter Silberman's Transcendless Summer, and, in a completely different way, Mac Miller's The Divine Feminine.
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Some of this additional weight comes through in their faces, which are much more wrinkly than they used to be.
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You're currently hoping that a liver transplant comes through, because if not…well, you just don't know what will happen.
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Ninety-percent of the heroin in the U.S. comes through Mexico, and in 2017 fentanyl trafficking increased by 73 percent.
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USA Today reported that Obama's connection to the couple comes through the bride, whose parents both have ties in politics.
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To be authentic, unique and individual you have to know who and what you are, which comes through self-reflection.
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When Don Wagyu's liquor license comes through, any day now, you can cut the grease with a Suntory-whiskey highball.
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State officials have used a hot water decontamination system at checkpoints, washing the parasite from every boat that comes through.
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"Our overall goal is to represent every child that comes through immigration court," said Lauren Dasse, the project's executive director.
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As Walston explains, there was a good amount of soul-searching to be done, which comes through on the record.
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It's this vibrato sound that comes through, which is an attempt—maybe subconscious, I don't know—to convey strong emotion.
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Saturn might be the grumpy taskmaster of the zodiac, but when it comes through, it's a very supportive, grounding energy!
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There's something about the simplicity of it, that how you feel comes through in how you play, and perform. Right?
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This beautifully illustrated comic is the work of a single artist, Kristin Kemper, and her unique, peaceful vision comes through.
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He does not appear to be a legislator who will make sure that funding comes through from the Maine legislature.
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What comes through during her frequent visits to schools and prisons is a resilience fused with humor and maternal warmth.
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When you look at individual items that compose a large portion of family budgets, the relatively low inflation comes through.
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There's beer and French wine for now; that Sazerac will have to wait until the full liquor license comes through.
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I try to do my best to approach this with as much empathy as possible, and hopefully that comes through.
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I also know that if the stage musical comes through New York again, I'll ask for a ticket this time.
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A strain of serious political critique comes through in some of Mr. Suzuki's films, especially those dealing with Japanese militarism.
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A call comes through on the independent line and you hold your breath: Could someone perhaps, maybe, actually be undecided?
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When fresh produce or organic macaroni and cheese comes through, Ms. Lee said, volunteers often set it aside for her.
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Even that money will take months, if not years, to get, as it all comes through the Congressional appropriations process.
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Mr. Youssef dresses them with nothing but olive oil and a squeeze of lemon, so their natural funk comes through.
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That comes through on "Sound Opinions," the syndicated weekly radio show he hosts with Greg Kot of The Chicago Tribune.
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A lot has to do with understanding strong and weak syllables and making sure that comes through in the singing.
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It comes through in his description of adversaries as on a doomed and self-defeating quest to challenge American preeminence.
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I teach math, but I'm woke and I plan on waking up every student that comes through the halls of MMS.
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ScHoolboy Q comes through with the second verse, getting intense and threatening to "body niggas like beats" to anyone that doubts.
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Sometimes the most powerful healing of all comes through the simple act of sitting and listening to our patients with compassion.
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" JB: "The thing that I hope comes through in the film, that I still struggle with, is the sense of guilt.
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Siegel said Trump could survive a mini sell-off if he comes through with a strong trade deal in the end.
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"Everything I've been through comes through in my art," says Porter, who is marking nine years of sobriety later this year.
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Crowley's craftsmanship comes through most clearly in telling this story of relentless, one-sided slaughter without glutting the reader with gore.
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It's an ethos that comes through in every single one of his movies and all his interactions with critics and fans.
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That passion for flight comes through perfectly in the experimental flights that have occurred at Teal over the last few months.
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She'll remain at the hospital temporarily until an official court order comes through, Human Rights Alert Executive Director Babloo Ioitongbam said.
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But just when we thought we'd seen it all, MAC comes through with a launch that's truly unexpected — and totally genius.
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During these negotiations, Trump signs a non-binding letter of intent to build the Moscow property, but financing never comes through.
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"So, real recovery comes through other channels rather than just stopping using so there's a little more to it," she concluded.
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But when that snack-carrying cart comes through the aisle, I have to retract my knee, and there's nowhere to go.
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She is on their turf, so to speak, both a stranger and not, and all of that and more comes through.
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Victoria's Secret has its 2-for-$49.50 bras, for example, and Aerie always comes through with its 10 undies for $35.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: The core of this storm system comes through, with heavy rain likely during the evening and overnight.
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Accord's ownership comes through a Singapore investment vehicle which is 90-percent owned by its Silver Park International Pvt Ltd operation.
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"There's an energy that comes through, but they acknowledge that they died way too young from their perspective," the medium shares.
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"When you listen to politicians, in particular certain Democrats, they say, 'It all comes through the port of entry,'" Trump said.
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In an instance like Rest in Power, the education comes through insight—black POVs replacing white POVs that alter steadfast ideologies.
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Hutchison—a four-day beard around his jaw—seems at odds with the anxious introvert that comes through on the record.
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"You should be putting away 30 cents of every dollar that comes through the door in preparation of taxes," Jones said.
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If you listen with good headphones, the sound, though hard-edged, is solid and clear, and the astonishing performance comes through.
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The French entry, by Merlet, combines coffee brewed from Brazilian Arabica beans with Cognac, which definitely comes through on the palate.
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Yet, none of those key points that depict two sides of this very emotional issue comes through in the questions asked.
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But the Laconian military comes through the gate and commandeers their station, threatening to destroy entire worlds if its inhabitants resist.
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It is in "Tabula Rasa," however, that Keret's gift for adding layers to what initially seems straightforward comes through the sharpest.
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So much of what comes through in your work is your fascination with the people who are situated in these landscapes.
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We could both play the game, and have a very different take away from it, and I hope that comes through.
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I could sign the talent and I could have that initial thought, but the validation usually comes through the other artists.
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Their head of nursing told them to stop, as housekeeping comes through once at night to clean the area, they said.
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Vibe A nostalgia for destination stores of the '90s comes through, a relaxing addition to the fashion hub on Howard Street.
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Assuming Netflix comes through with the grant money, that means checking in with them and their new test subjects next season.
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A cold front comes through Friday night, with breezy conditions and lows sinking back into the upper 30s to low 40s.
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All ports under Houthi control are still blockaded, and the majority of food that enters the country comes through these ports.
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That quality comes through right from the start of this live performance with Leonard Bernstein conducting the Vienna Philharmonic in 1973.
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The EPA seemed to endorse that interpretation in April, finding that no federal permit is needed if pollution comes through groundwater.
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GM Scoe is from Detroit, but comes through New Orleans on a circuit, playing cash games of chess on the street.
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Applying voltage to each crystal causes them to twist, altering the amount of light that comes through the screen's front polarizer.
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The characters all wear slouchy everyday clothes, so that the distinction between man and beast comes through only in body language.
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Warden Lorie Larson comes through, soaked to the bone, makeup smeared and saying something about her car having been swept away.
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But little sense of this brutality comes through in the painting, which, for all its scenographic detail, is almost gore-free.
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The company's Latin motto means "step by step ferociously," a reference to Bezos' belief that success comes through steady, incremental progress.
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Although we typically talk about it as an issue of career development, authentic leadership comes through a process of self-discovery.
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It is precisely through this simultaneous address of the future and past that the importance of Letters for Olson comes through.
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Li's acquisition comes through his CKP Canada vehicle, a unit of Hong Kong property developer Cheung Kong Property Holdings Ltd (1113.HK).
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This message comes through loud and clear when you compare some banks' market capitalizations with their book values, or their net worths.
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It comes through in a way that feels natural for the characters she's writing — something that is far easier said than done.
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Much of the access comes through the Office of Public Liaison and its deputy director, Jennifer Korn, whose portfolio includes faith groups.
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In fact, I would argue that in many cases, some of the best diplomacy comes through face-to-face meetings with adversaries.
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It's incredibly hype, as club music tends to be, but Byrell's aim to use samples to tell a story comes through too.
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He credits Bernstein, an "amazing mentor," for showing him that there is an entire world to explore and it comes through music.
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That's the market that's most useful given that a significant portion of the chicken consumed by the population comes through food services.
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But a border wall would do little to stop that flow: Nearly all of the heroin comes through legal ports of entry.
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As the Nationalmuseum does not receive state funds, the acquisition comes through a gift from the Bengt Julin Foundation, through Nationalmusei Vänner.
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Instead of recording audio that comes through a phone line, Zencastr enables the interviewer to record the audio on the interviewee's computer.
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But in Wonder Woman, that face is largely covered by prosthetics and makeup, and Anaya's intensity only comes through in her eyes.
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However, these ideas may still be on the table for new AirPods if the late 2019 release date comes through as reported.
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The bulk of the parcels the company handles comes through China's growing e-commerce market, from the likes of Alibaba and JD.com.
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After all, when you are seeing the light as it comes through the lens itself, there is no lag or color bias.
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Alphabet's business here comes through Verily and DeepMind, and has focused on Britain's National Health Service, which offers a single, standardised market.
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The e-commerce opportunity for Facebook comes through its steadily advancing users' ability to buy and sell directly on the company's platform.
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"We are very authentic and it comes through because we're connecting with a customer that's underserved or has been underserved," Guenez says.
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There's something that comes through in poetry and the slam poetry format, which attracts young Muslims to that, as a written medium.
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I think we have never put limits on what we digest in terms of art, and so all of that comes through.
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Close friends talk to me on Google Hangouts, high-priority work comes through Slack or email, and light banter appears on Twitter.
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What you see on the left comes through that side of the pad and straight through your body, and likewise the right.
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It comes through in her music, too, and it's that organic connection that made her one of Austin's breakout stars this year.
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" She's hopeful that the show will her boost the brand of her business: Right now, most traffic "comes through word of mouth.
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Every week, he says, a group of students comes through; every month, inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency inspect the operation.
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But even as Hawking serves up an apocalyptic prognosis for the planet and everyone on it, his brand of optimism comes through.
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"America will always seek peace in space, as on the Earth, but history proves that peace only comes through strength," Pence said.
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They each serve as training partner, coach and friend to the other and that always comes through in their post fight interviews.
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Take "715 CRΣΣKS," one of the album's best songs: Vernon's trademark falsetto comes through in a thick vocoder haze, deep and digital.
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Even a plan to reopen the government could leave some SNAP beneficiaries with a major delay before their next benefit comes through.
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Still, Rachmaninoff's mature voice already comes through in the chromatic richness of the harmonic writing, the abundant lyricism and the glowing orchestration.
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At my core, I certainly can be a nostalgic and romantic person, so I am glad that comes through in my work.
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"If a person turns the dial three times and the message only comes through once, the whole interface is useless," said Wolzak.
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That "End of the Moment" was once a play comes through in its shifting perspective, which moves swiftly, drone-like, among characters.
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Stripped of arrangements that have been familiar for decades, Dylan's voice comes through as more insistent, while the lyrics land more sharply.
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Her figures' angst comes through unadulterated, as conspicuous as her horses' formidable musculature, her warriors' barrel chests, and her corvids' menacing beaks.
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Her boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor), who's on the verge of breaking up with her, isn't much help, though he eventually comes through.
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Rossini the opera composer comes through often in this sacred score: The "Cujus animam" movement could be a stirring heroic tenor aria.
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You know the emotion of that comes through in a podcast in a way that is different than on the printed page.
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Thunderstorms may roll in this afternoon — and Labor Day weekend's looking iffy — but here's hoping that Mother Nature comes through for us.
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Spoon's mother comes through in the end, comforting her little guy by gently reminding him of the sweetest parts of his life.
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Listen carefully to last year's "Luciferian Towers" and a wordless message comes through — one of fear and longing and hope and glory.
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The first movement is pensive yet episodic; the finale is like a spirited Rondo, though the restrained overall mood somehow comes through.
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What comes through about Weegee is that he was ambitious, original, energetic, inventive, egalitarian (except when it came to women) and witty.
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They are mostly looking for agricultural contraband, but they also go through the mail that comes through, like every piece of mail.
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But what comes through vividly in this arrangement is the genetic strand of the sarabande as a Spanish dance with Arabic roots.
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The main thing that comes through, is that all of them, both men and women, only wanted their names to be seen.
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Still, the stories are imbued with a humor that comes through in dialogue, in droll observations and even in a story's construction.
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Recently issued Chinese government bonds tend to be much less actively traded, or "liquid", once a new batch of issuance comes through.
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"The puppet is sitting there on the shore, and one wave comes through and fills the entire face with sand," Eliza recalled.
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But the tonal slipperiness of Mr. Monkman's art, with its compound of anger and absurdity, social realism and serious camp, comes through.
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And while officials know about the problem, training about how to spot an attack that comes through Twitter and Facebook remains limited.
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It's hard enough to beat an incumbent president, who usually has a substantial fundraising advantage and the power that comes through incumbency.
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NC: I think the dreaming, or that imaginary space, comes through the process of building and constructing, because I don't sketch anything.
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Beyond the hook, Dolph comes through with a solid Verse, and Thugger wraps up the song with his usual brand of excitement.
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I want to create that bridge, and I know that comes through me building those relationships or me doing work around it.
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The crew comes through with a dubby, sinsemilla-soaked ode to evading weed-hating police, Rizla rolling papers, and BMW sports cars.
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What I really hope comes through in this project is the reverence I have for the place, its history, and its stories.
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"I don't care how bad the earpiece is," he said during a rally in Tennessee Monday, "Ku Klux Klan comes through pretty clearly."
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They have a similar quality to his earlier works, of being torn and repositioned and juxtaposed, yet a sense of whimsy comes through.
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Yet he still comes through in the clutch, even at great personal cost to himself, because he remains at heart a decent guy.
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But I get the notion that, what comes through to me reading this stuff ... There's a stoic website, are you involved in that?
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Yet we're seeing more and more school administrators sideline free speech rather than striving for true tolerance -- which often comes through respectful disagreement.
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" His gray text bubbles appear, and you hold your breath, and then his message comes through: "I don't think that's a good idea.
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In Berlant's meaning, the cruel optimism comes through in the attempt to thrive in a context where sustainable happiness is a ratings killer.
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Brainard's delightfully memorable synthesis of modesty, ambition, inventiveness, and humor comes through in the exhibition Joe Brainard: 100 Works at Tibor de Nagy.
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"A lot of it is going to be driven by how the data actually comes through in the next few weeks," she said.
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Taken together, it feels like a full court press to ensure the message that Apple is still committed to the Mac comes through.
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Currently, the startup generates revenue through advertising, which comes through its content and device partners selling into the platform, as well as programmatic.
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Just. pick. up. a. Dot.For now that's what I recommend, until Sonos really comes through with Google Assistant, Spotify, and Apple Music support.
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That desperate quality that you mentioned really comes through in the scenes that you share with Stanley Tucci as studio head Jack Warner.
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Despite the amateurish sense of comedy that comes through many of the videos, it doesn't mean the music isn't inherently interesting or valuable.
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During this period there was also a heightened anxiety about violent religious conflict and apocalyptic threats, which comes through in the imagery. 9.
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Lipton has built a bench of seasoned deal lawyers who now account for the majority of the business that comes through the door.
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It comes through in benefits that are very focused on families, making it one of the best places for people with a family.
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But the hike comes through a tactic that Democrats have denounced as a "gimmick" they believe will allow damaging cuts to domestic programs.
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Her work shows the moral character of Le Guin's mind, a quality that comes through still more lucidly in the blog's compressed form.
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Part of this effectiveness comes through false equivalence: news organizations, afraid of being attacked for bias, give evenhanded treatment to lies and truth.
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He behaves in a capricious, vain way, and it isn't really until he gets to the abdication that the man's humanity comes through.
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Despite the hardships he and his family have had to endure, Gallab remains hopeful and his optimistic outlook comes through in his music.
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What I have always tried to do is make music that I have fun making and I hope that comes through in music.
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Their reasons for building it were right, and this comes through in the passion of the management team, and quality of the product.
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But living in Michigan, not a lot of good shit comes through here anyway, it being a peninsula, so it's good to leave.
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Our own photo team loves these filters, which pop onto the end of a lens and change the way light comes through it.
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The reality that art and its institutions are political to the core — both for what they do and do not say — comes through.
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His admirable creativity and pluck comes through at the start, with the theme, scored for just four instruments: violin, viola, cello and lute.
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In the case of truck drivers, it will either tell them to park until the certification comes through or merely send them away.
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But remember that the announced money is just memoranda of understanding, and could be pared back if the Middle East money comes through.
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If the federal government comes through with all the money, then those costs would eventually be zeroed out as money pours into rebuilding.
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Sound separation is good, and if you listen to complicated pieces of music, every part of the soundstage comes through loud and clear.
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His buddy Levon's pride, and its cousins anger and spite, are heard through all that dialogue: The voice comes through loud and clear.
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Audio comes through crisp and clear, with impressive width and depth, and the included subwoofer bolsters explosions, footsteps, and your favorite bassy tunes.
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While his political commitment comes through in many works, it's hard to square talk of "revolution" with Ai Weiwei's staggering mainstream US success.
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For others it comes through learning about the world and then becoming engaged global citizens passionate about child labor, education, or the environment.
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In most every letter, a sense of public ownership comes through, as if those writing in are stockholders wanting to hold management accountable.
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It comes through today, undiluted and as recognizable as Bergé's face, with its proud nose, shock of silver hair and raised, jutting chin.
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Jack Antonoff—the pop dude who produced Lana Del Rey's Norman Fucking Rockwell and Lorde's Melodrama—comes through on co-production duty, too.
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But its message -- about the indifference of the authorities, prompting a young woman to recant her initial statements -- comes through loud and clear.
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The bulk of federal funding that Planned Parenthood receives comes through reimbursements from Medicaid, which would not be affected by the new rule.
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Wayfair has a pretty transparent business practice, which is to say any one of us has access to any sale that comes through.
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Saturn sucks: It rules obstacles, fears, and restrictions, but occasionally it comes through for us, Taurus, providing us with support, boundaries, and structure.
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Pan Sonic's Ilpo and Mika's love for dub comes through at very obtuse angles in their catalog, but never as obviously as here.
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The real scrutiny, though, comes through the work of Democratic lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
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I mean, 43 percent of all products that come into America come through LA. It comes through either Long Beach or the LA Port.
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A lot of Twine and browser games operate the same way, and much of their meaning comes through the combination of exploration and failure.
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However, the challenge is to ensure that sales growth comes through at a faster pace and that costs are moderated to counterbalance the investment.
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I started craving the foods I was eating, and was able to decline the never-ending barrage of sweets that comes through my office.
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The tension, I think, just comes through how I feel about the narrow bandwidth in which we can perform ourselves, safely and without scrutiny.
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"There was definitely this kind of sense of racial and imperialistic superiority, which comes through," she says, singling out Christabel Pankhurst as one example.
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In the moments of the boys' silence an e-mail comes through from the editor: Tomorrow, she's promised, they'll get a messenger to her.
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I think it comes through when they do their interviews, when they're walking the red carpet, when you see them onscreen — it just translates.
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The stripped-down demo lacks the beats and the defiance of the 2016 single version, although the emotion in Beyoncé's voice still comes through.
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As a product developer you need to take social responsibility for how your goods are made and that only comes through research and transparency.
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Congress wants transparency about who pays for political ads, but a lot of malign influence comes through people carelessly sharing barely credible news posts.
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Where we do think there is an additional business case if you think a customer comes through, we may need to ask security questions.
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Li Jing, its vice-president, is blunt about the impact of the trade war, a view that seldom comes through in China's state media.
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Infection with the bacteria usually comes through contaminated food or water, but you can also get it from coming into contact with pet feces.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety: What comes through clearly in the opening episode of the second season of The Handmaid's Tale is June's silent, burning rage.
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That's the market that's most useful, environmentally speaking, given that a significant portion of the chicken consumed by the population comes through food services.
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The decisions that are made in writing rooms, cutting rooms and the director's chair have an even bigger impact on how diversity comes through.
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Every day at Covenant House, we live and die with the successes and failures of every youth who comes through our doors facing homelessness.
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Their eclectic, modern design style comes through in the bold yellow cabinetry in the kitchen and blue velvet covering on one of the staircases.
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As his character gains dimension, it also becomes clear that some of his glorification comes through the rose-colored lenses of those left behind.
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The space agency is planning to send humans to the red planet sometime in the 2030s, assuming technology development and Congressional funding comes through.
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When we speak earlier this month, there isn't a trace of fear or trepidation in her voice; rather, all that comes through is fire.
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Bella's security detail was deep ... we counted at least 5 people escorting her and, in her defense, the guy comes through like a bulldozer.
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So this list business is a very subjective sport, and I don't think that really comes through to the punters who read the magazines.
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On the island today, there's cell phone service, water comes through most pipes, roads are open, and electricity has been restored to most places.
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Woodland's work in advancing healing justice comes through her commitment to working as an organizer for racial, gender, economic, queer, and transgender liberation movements.
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Luckily, rumors suggest this might be the year Apple finally comes through with a system-wide dark mode feature in the main Settings app.
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This feature can be turned on or off, but when it's in use, your music will be interrupted every time a notification comes through.
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The news comes through a series of emails with a fan, which were posted on Reddit, and later confirmed to be authentic by Eurogamer.
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"I suppose it comes through subconsciously in the food a little bit after working with so many Italian chefs in the past," says Szrok.
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"America will always seek peace, in space as on the earth, but history proves that peace only comes through strength," Pence said last week.
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Chance isn't trying to be that guy with the deep cuts, but instead comes through with a bunch of on-brand, feel good tracks.
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About half of federal revenue comes through income taxes, with the top 10 percent of earners paying in for 21625 percent of that total.
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Moore, Mr. OT, comes through for Devils OTTAWA — When it comes to overtime, John Moore is now a cut above all other NHL defenseman.
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"If the president comes through the midterms well, then he won't just win in 2020, he'll win by a Reagan-style landslide," Farage said.
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Most financing for Chinese investment in Bangladesh comes through soft Chinese loans, with interest rates of 2 percent and repayment periods of 20 years.
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It comes through in her hair and her clothes — she wears a hoodie or t-shirt most often, and she usually goes with pigtails.
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"The worst possible situation is the fire that comes through and kills everything," said Nic Enstice, regional science coordinator for the Sierra Nevada Conservancy.
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But if you've had a shit day before a few games of Rocket League, I really think that comes through in how you perform.
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Only a small amount of aid comes through since the roads are blocked so most people borrow from others or beg on the streets.
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They impact me directly because I am a public school teacher and we teach every kid who comes through the doors for an education.
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Some devotees of Wagner's score feel that the maidens' waltzing music of seduction is, by intention, sickly sweet, an interpretation that comes through here.
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And she has a complete mastery of her materials that comes through time and practice, not only cork but Styrofoam and burned wood too.
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It wouldn't be a Monkeys record unless Turner's vocals were acting like figurative fists, trying to start a fight with anyone who comes through.
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Yacthy comes through midway through the track following it up, laughing at other rappers being too cheesy and not having anywhere as much success.
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Prince's life-threatening medical emergency 6 days before he died comes through loud and clear in transmissions between his pilot and air traffic control.
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As she's recording audio, a text comes through cancelling her plans, and Aine grapples to style out the awkwardness of being plunged into planslessness.
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The tight job market has been especially tough on Mr. Peterson, because he requires a drug test for everyone who comes through the door.
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What really comes through, however, is how Nassar abused the trust of being not just a doctor, but a seemingly kind, well-liked one.
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"Regardless of marketing and advertising," Mr. Speake-Marin said, "people seek value found through understanding, which only comes through the sharing of objective knowledge."
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But the light that interests Wilmarth as a sculptor is the direct gallery light that comes through glass, whether it is unmarked or etched.
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Taylor was desperate for a place of her own and, if the settlement money ever comes through, she plans to buy a small house.
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And it all comes through with little interruption from the hosts, who absorb whatever blasts through the telephone with a preternatural unflappability and calm.
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"And the Twitter account for the sports podcast "Fight Disciples" said: "If Conor comes through Cowboy, he will call out Masvidal for the BMF.
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When a hurricane comes through Tampa Bay, its winds can push a wall of water, known as storm surge, into this ever-tightening container.
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But also, a choice to take France in a different direction: more open rather than closed, turned toward the world — if Macron comes through.
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None of this background comes through the photographer's work, which, like the town itself, seems to carry on the legacy of Fascism's glorification of labor.
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That's probably because owner Aric Rosenberg is known for hand-picking each shoe that comes through the shop, and the man knows what he's doing.
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If that's the case for us, why are these people allowed to pop open a shop and sell to anyone who comes through the door?
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Combine that [content] with the personalization [that] comes through social, so it's not just editors who are picking those stories, it's fellow enthusiasts — that's huge.
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From one Fulfillment Center's Facebook groupScreenshot: FacebookIn addition to automated alerts, several associates claim managers hassle them in person when a VTO opportunity comes through.
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Then a rager erupts, and everyone comes through: Wolfman, Dracula, Dracula's kid, ghouls, Igor providing percussion with some chains, "coffin-bangers," everybody—alive or dead.
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She looks so thrilled to be returning to the stage, and it comes through in her sparkling eyes (and her seriously perfect eye makeup). Injuries?
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Traditional New Girl hijinks do arise when Jess creates a fake engagement in response to Russell "hectoring" her, but she comes through in the end.
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When a ray of sunlight comes through the window and illuminates little dust particles in the air, he will try to catch and eat them.
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And if there's not an investment conclusion, and as a result we probably don't process 80% of what goes-- what comes through, what we see.
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"The Kiwi should drop into the low $0.60s near term, as the impacts of the coronavirus comes through," said Jarrod Kerr, chief economist at Kiwibank.
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But the emotion never quite comes through with Samuel and Miranda, because Aciman hasn't made the effort to turn them into more than flat types.
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This year, the organization announced its Somos Mas campaign, a collective effort to ensure the power of the Latino vote comes through on election day.
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So to "maintain the suspension of disbelief," Matthews and the rest of the 40-person team focused on personality that comes through without a screen.
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Which probably comes through on the records too, because there's lots of those little field recordings and bits of things that we include on there.
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Lee's belief in the power of positive thinking comes through in a letter he wrote to a friend during that shaky period in his life.
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With Grande writing so much of the album, her strange but delightful sense of humor comes through much more prominently than in her past work.
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Kasich battle that Kasich won — Renacci was noncommittal: "As I've said before, I will support whoever comes through the nomination process," he told the Repository.
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The one thing that comes through loud and clear throughout hinges on Ali's ebullient personality outside the ring, and intuitive talent as a marketing pitchman.
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However, the story that comes through the screen is not a focus of that woman's professional skills, talents or pithy commentary, but around her gender.
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They ask Rowan (Joe Morton) for help and he comes through big time in the form of sending David Marjorie's severed head in a box.
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The plot is take it or leave it, but if you believe the medium is the message then it comes through loud and clear here.
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Though these two heroes have inherited a brutal legacy of violence, their power comes through the birds of prey, and so their heroism demands gentleness.
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But what comes through nearly every song is a sense of camaraderie and joyful relief: no more kowtowing to radio and countless ways to jam.
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She's been though sadness, regret, rage, and trauma as a result of this relationship, but she comes through stronger with every turn of the page.
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Ninety percent of all the heroin that comes into this country that claims the lives of 300 Americans every week comes through our southern border.
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He has a deep, bearish voice and a Texas accent, and he seems to collapse himself like a telescope when he comes through a doorway.
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Much of the news they do consume comes through intermediaries, chief among them YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, according to research from Common Sense Media.
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And as funny as "The Favourite" is, there's an aching sadness that comes through in Colman's performance that helps ground the film in something deeper.
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In spite of its dreamy quality, the Ace of Pentacles energy comes through strongly, revealing crystal clear visions of the real tangible potential in situations.
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"If the sale comes through we want to negotiate with the new owner, we want to get our foot in the door," the minister said.
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But ultimately, redemption comes through Nadia and Alan's bond, formed of equal respect, of give and take, and what it does for each of them.
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The background trailers underscore Rabbit's embarrassment that he is living in a trailer park with his mother, and that comes through masterfully in this handshake.
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The nun comes through and Claire is soon striding through the palace in a dark green power gown and her poison necklace from Master Raymond.
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It was difficult to hear in audio because the language is written in a pseudocomputer syntax, but the core of the story comes through nonetheless.
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Part of her revenue comes through $2000 monthly subscriptions on OnlyFans, which caters to YouTubers, trainers, models, content creators, influencers and makers of amateur porn.
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When the crisis comes, through economic collapse or climate change or war, they are the ones best positioned to remake the nation in their image.
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What comes through in all of the work is Gross's seamless merging of painting mastery with curiosity, friendship, tenderness, and humor — deep pools of feeling.
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"If the president comes through on what he says he was going to do, it would be hard for him to lose," Mr. Mohr said.
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When it comes through the walls like light in a forest, it is opening up the space in the most dramatic moment in the show.
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When something comes through, pushes that planchette, and you're with two, three of your friends doing this, and you've got, what, [six] hands on it?
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There has always been a strong notion of the natural world in the book, and that part of the film comes through loud and clear.
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That curiosity comes through in "New Bodies," Ms. Melnick's intimate work for Ms. Mearns and her fellow City Ballet dancers Jared Angle and Gretchen Smith.
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Aziz was a student who became a spokesman, and Mohamad was a teacher turned reporter, but not much else about the group's origins comes through.
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His delight comes through in this live recording from a 1959 performance at Tanglewood with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Charles Munch.
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Trump has been adamant about getting more funding for his signature campaign promise of a border wall, which comes through the Department of Homeland Security.
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Cupid Deluxe is one of my favorite albums and so much of him comes through that record—his experiences and stuff, and it's incredibly personal.
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Every now and then, the New York Times comes through with a weird, interesting piece of research, and, happily, today is one of those occasions.
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No, other than that the listeners are human beings and I have a love and a caring for humanity, and I hope that comes through.
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It's a soft, cute track that fails to hit the mark until Krell's voice doubles its pace and a pretty little percussive hook comes through.
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"And now that I believe in myself more, that confidence comes through, whether I'm working out, singing onstage, or just hanging out by myself at home."
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Usher and other Kansas City civic chiefs have another recent parlor trick: Fielding questions from around the country on what it's like when Google comes through.
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When a big reveal at the end of the episode alludes to the inherent immortality of the elite, it's Angelique who comes through with the truth.
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This comes through in Barr's unsolicited June 2018 memo, which outlines an updated version of the skepticism about special counsel power he expressed back in 2001.
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Beyond her choice of source imagery, Marrin's playfulness also comes through in the titles of her works, which could double as the names of pulp paperbacks.
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"The (military) strategy comes through the liberation of the cities of Raqqa and Mosul," Hollande said in a New Year's address to French and foreign ambassadors.
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Once you're connected, music comes through fine, though it had trouble competing with the many voices chattering in the Apple hands-on room after the event.
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There's also a vibration function, so if you're listening to music on your laptop but a call comes through on your mobile, you can still answer.
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"I absolutely love her look, I think she has a great style and her own personality comes through, it's a chic effortless look," says Llusia-Lindh.
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"There's no way to put a number on it ... We'll grapple with it, we'll address each of these (legal issues) as it comes through," Shrewsberry said.
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There are obvious plays on the nature of celebrity and personal brand as commodity here, but what comes through most is how fun she can be.
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If a call comes through that looks as though it might not be legit, a "Suspected Spam Warning" message shows up so you're on your guard.
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We can't talk about nuisance flooding, because high tide is bringing it into your house, without thinking about what that means when the hurricane comes through.
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Success comes through giving your brilliant brain a bigger spotlight, by working as a team and by choosing projects that align with your most progressive beliefs.
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Rewatching the game, there's an obvious nervousness that comes through during those final 12 minutes, a collective uneasiness from both the Raptors players and the fans.
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Though her current political involvement comes through onstage commentary and participation in protests like the Women's March on Washington, Bag's approach used to be less direct.
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"It may well be that high-yield and investment-grade credit are pretty attractive right now unless the tail risk in the U.S. economy comes through."
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A soul comes through in Whitten's painting — not just in the melancholic mood, but also in the click and dance and croon of his material feeling.
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And when Wadjda's money-making plans go awry, it is her mother—a character presented as hesitant and traditional—who ultimately comes through for her daughter.
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"Everything that happens beyond the moon comes through the Deep Space Network," planetary scientist Emily Lakdawalla, senior editor at the non-profit Planetary Society, told Motherboard.
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Their Brazilianness comes through in the singing: the sound of Brazilian Portuguese, with its long, wide and warping vowels, suits the liquid feeling of psych-rock.
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There's still time though -- the tourney goes through Friday ... and if we know anything about this guy, it's that he always comes through in the clutch.
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"We're trying to look at it as video, and not think about whether it comes through cable or internet or a linear broadcast," Mr. Eckel said.
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Well, in part because the pathway through which we are able to arrive at a point of justice comes through a process of collective correction, right?
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Several lawmakers who participated in the meeting described it as "positive," but some said that they're reserving final judgment until Facebook comes through on its promises.
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As it comes through the top of the opponent's guard like Andy Hugs' axe kick it is always a scary proposition for the men he faces.
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"Every personality in the world comes through these boats," said Captain Villing, as he steered the 85-foot Belle up the West Channel toward Fair Harbor.
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The investment is critical, Mr. Rubin said, given that 90 percent of the company's business is online, and more than 50 percent comes through mobile devices.
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Money for these charities comes through the company's Share the Love campaign, in which it donates $279 from each vehicle bought or leased to various charities.
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All of which comes through in Facebook's hesitation about shutting down Mr. Jones' page, despite his long record of demonstrable falsehoods that have real-world consequences.
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A sense of humor also comes through in groupings like the whimsical "Man-cave-iana" category, a catchall for sports, weird Americana, beefcake and genre art.
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I hope that at least some of the fun of working together comes through in the resulting puzzle and that it is indeed fun to solve.
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His use of recycled materials, too, points to Mr. Anatsui's underappreciated engagement with environmental crises, which comes through most strongly in the sublime "Rising Sea" (2019).
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It shares a pervasive and insistent atmosphere of otherness, and — this comes through only gradually — a spirit of level-eyed fortitude in the face of damage.
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Simon, who was president and CEO of Walmart U.S. from 2010 to 2014, noted that an overwhelming majority of retail sales still comes through physical stores.
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A subtle tang from the Philadelphia cream cheese used in the sorbet comes through in the plain version, but less so with the berry or pistachio.
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How Iran got a hold on Iraq Much of Iran's power in Iraq comes through militia groups that have roots in the 1980s Iraq-Iran war.
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A sense of whimsical camaraderie comes through photos from the scene; one brings together Graham and other band managers, with their hands in each others' pockets.
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"But we'll keep an eye on him and flag him if he comes through on foot or driving another vehicle," said Mr. Bachelier, the port director.
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Zavvi lists pairs of DVDs at £12 and Blu-rays at £15, meaning you'll end up with the titles for free after the cashback comes through.
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You can see by the above tweets that while Grenell's aggressiveness comes through, so too does his unique ability to defend Trump's policies in clear terms.
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But what comes through all the convolutions is a paradoxically pastoral warmth: earnest, yearning melodies and music that rustles and burbles like a digitally enchanted forest.
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There's a great chance that, by the time the back patio opens and the liquor license finally comes through, Chavez will have things whipped into shape.
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The singular nature of the island comes through in the people and their culture, the wines and cuisine, and the collection of grapes you find there.
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When the state liquor license Mr. Bell applied for about seven months ago comes through, he said, he will take over and buy out Mr. Meehan.
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Luis has been so inspired by Cardi's visit, he's honoring her the rest of the month with a special $20 piercing for anyone who comes through.
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Her fascination with materiality always comes through and frequently generates objects that are not quite painting, almost sculpture, and always invigorating the space between the mediums.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "Then my son comes through with a perfectly tanned bum and says, 'Kyle tanned my a**," Goodsir said.
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Kepler comes through in clutch to lift Twins past Tigers DETROIT — When Max Kepler hits a home run, good things usually happen for the downtrodden Minnesota Twins.
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Cutler's psychic determination really comes through in this ep, no doubt honed by years of watching as an oblong brown ball flew to and away from him.
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But number one is making sure that whoever comes through this door, whether they are 95-years-old or 15-years-old, feels super-comfortable and welcomed.
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The manual features high-level statements about department policies and priorities as well as practical guidance on every facet of legal work that comes through the department.
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Kuri differs from these prior robots because Mayfield stressed the importance of a personality during the design process, which comes through in Kuri's expressive eyes and demeanor.
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While no one welcomes the arrival of a zit, one that comes through with a whitehead would be my preference over an unpleasant under-the-skin spot.
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Still, the studio is interrupted electronically all day by the hum and whirl of calamity as it comes through the computer, the radio, and my news feeds.
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In other exhibited works, what comes through clearly is an aura of almost vengeful brooding, an attitude that may have roots in Munch's own tumultuous romantic relationships.
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Mr. Ligon's piece is very much about complication, which may be why going-for-laughs comedy isn't primarily what comes through in his edit of the film.
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It's a message in lipstick is the way this comes through and it's a symbol, but it's coming through to kind of help convey this individual's personality.
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Even though CBS already reaches 90 percent of those households, the bulk of that comes through pay TV subscriptions, which, as we've already noted, are in decline.
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"You have to create policies that are going to help people, but also you have to transform the mind, and that only comes through education," Gainey says.
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"All I can say about that is, it's all true, that we truly adore each other, and we love each other, I think it still comes through."
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There will be a big budget underwriting their plan, and the international community will be watching the implementation to ensure the government actually comes through this time.
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"I don't care how bad the earpiece is, Ku Klux Klan comes through pretty clearly," GOP presidential rival Marco Rubio said Monday during a rally in Tennessee.
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Dowd says Thurman felt disempowered by the crash, and that comes through clearly, as does the trauma of the crash itself, which left Thurman with ongoing injuries.
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The same confidence that lets him move through his industry on his own terms also comes through in his music and in his public (and private) persona.
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You'll want to make payments on your current loans until the balance transfer comes through or until the personal loan pays off all of your current debts.
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However, the Relay currently does not have any capability to notify or alert users that someone is trying to reach them — the voice simply comes through suddenly.
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The House of Representatives just passed a bill providing $25 million to support teacher professional development, which comes through the Supporting Effective Educator Development (SEED) grant program.
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" She went on, "If you don't look at us, we're allowed to just be who we are, and what we do comes through so much more easily.
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When the approval comes through, Guha's team has the knowhow to scale up from the few hundred units they currently produce, to several thousands for market production.
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The subjects wear a grim determination on their faces, and the photos have an immediacy that comes through in the dirty flesh and sharp shards of light.
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"As a fire comes through, you will more than likely lose power, which in turn will cause the pump from your well not to function," McLean said.
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You really see, when you read all the Tumbleweed biographies together, as we did — we read all 10,000 that remain in the archive — that really comes through.
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"Every seven years or so another wave comes through where we try to reposition cottage cheese," said Dave Potter, the president of Dairy Connection in Madison, Wis.
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A writer's voice is the way his or her personality comes through on the page, via everything from word choice and sentence structure to tone and punctuation.
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The suggestion is that a teenage crush is an experience of haunting and being haunted, and that maturity comes through a process of utter, ruinous self-absorption.
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And you can customize just how much passthrough audio comes through, cranking it up or dialing it down to your liking with the Jabra Sound+ smartphone app.
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Overall U.S. assistance, which nearly doubled between 22019 and 2016, to more than half a billion dollars annually, comes through multiple funding streams within the U.S. government.
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The unspoken point comes through loud and clear: Being forced to endure these accusations without being able to answer them has been deeply unfair in Kavanaugh's mind.
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"I'm not even sure there's going to be a budget that comes through committee," Corker said, noting that there is no current movement on advancing a resolution.
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When I block out that voice-over, Lenù's insecurity and sense of inferiority comes through much more clearly — I had forgotten, for one thing, about the pimples.
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And same thing with the child, child tax credit, it comes through the tax code, you don't really see it but we know that it's really effective.
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Another thing that really comes through in the film is just how deeply the staff cares for the many homeless youth that come through the Covenant House.
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It's not just a matter of flavor text and incidental dialogue, but it comes through in the way each of the new faction's soldiers fight during battle.
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I think the idea of storytelling is something that comes through in a lot of art from the South, which of course manifests in many different ways.
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Reminiscent of the sword-bearing Rani of Jhansi — who led the Indian Rebellion of 1857 against the British Raj — the fearless Indian Joan of Arc comes through.
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"There's so many things that may be going against Serena, and she thrives on that, and she loves that, and that's when she comes through," said Evert.
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I'm really outgoing but I'm also really quiet so I have this duality about me that I think comes through a lot in a lot of ways.
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That sense of humor, which comes through in the documentary a bunch, feels like a good segue to talk about My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult.
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After all, Amazon's investment comes through its Alexa Fund, a pretty clear indication that it sees DefinedCrowd's services as a valuable resource for its massively popular smart assistant.
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Until the pilot's voice comes through the speakers: Hey folks, things are a bit gummed up on the ground, so we're gonna do another loop before touching down.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)For me, the biggest issue with the HS70's sound is that faint hiss that comes through its 3303nm drivers anytime it's powered on.
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As data, sometimes conflicting, sometimes simply inaccurate, comes through over the next couple of days, it should be somewhat reassuring to recognize that the potential explanations are limited.
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As of now, 20% of the brand's business comes through their site and they are experiencing double digit sales growth in both direct to consumer and wholesale channels.
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Mostly it comes through from Woody Harrelson's proclamation, a few slick looking character introduction scenes and some group shots of the assembled team narrowly escaping fire and fury.
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Because they're mostly open, sound comes through loud and clear, and you can easily transition from paying attention to someone beside you to paying attention to your music.
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What comes through in these introductions is a larger picture of Yoshimasu Gozo and his poetry, but also the different angles from which one can approach his work.
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The monologue slips seamlessly between anger, bitterness, humour, and sadness — but it's this last emotion that comes through the strongest as BoJack brings his diatribe to a close.
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I personally use them for my payments support and it's helped us manage our thousands of customer tickets each month, a large portion of which comes through Facebook.
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The vice president's eldest daughter praised her dad's Valentine's Day prowess in an Instagram post: No matter what, no matter where, Dad always comes through on Valentine's Day.
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While the work explores a dual British-Iranian heritage, it is gender, and more specifically social norms concerning sexuality in an Iranian context, that comes through most strongly.
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The hard work of reconciliation comes through a sober examination of discomfiting historical truths about slavery, Jim Crow, and their contemporary manifestations in devaluing black lives in America.
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The sculptural appearance comes through in that the house looks different from every angle, giving visitors a new experience as they wander in and out of the home.
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As for Herzog, his understanding of Gorbachev's eventful life is both awestruck and surprisingly conventional, but at a few points his talent for recognizing the absurd comes through.
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Even in College Hoops 2K6's functional and unconsidered way, the messiness of college ball still comes through in ways that feel very different in today's sports landscape.
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Heavy D comes through sounding like an inspirational coach delivering a mini verse of encouragement at half-time and sending you back in the game invigorated and inspired.
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For example, "city X has this happen, what is the request from the governor, and how do you respond to that governor's request that comes through," Wilkie said.
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It is better known as the Church of the Light for the dramatic way that light comes through a cruciform opening in the concrete wall behind the nave.
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Make sure we're not in your spam list on your email so you get consistent updates from us and we'll furnish you with information as it comes through.
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What comes through is that Chin is interested in how collective knowledge is made, how it comes to be, and how this knowledge wends its way through culture.
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Spector's hatred of painting comes through loud and clear in the phrase, "handcrafted essence," which sounds like a description of scented candles or small batches of artisanal beer.
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Or if you're seriously jonesing, you can plan to be in Chile or Argentina on July 24.4, 256, when the next total solar eclipse on Earth comes through.
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It's not quite like having fun, but it could be this excitement and a genuine love for what I'm doing that comes through to some ears as 'lighthearted.
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What comes through more than anything in these photos is joy, something that was often missing from him as an active player, and it resonated with the public.
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These are familiar tropes to us all, especially considering the environment we're in right now, and the timely poetry of these united voices comes through loud and clear.
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That danger comes through from the start of the opera: Over a deep, sustained pedal tone, the music heaves and surges with murky harmonies and a brassy undertow.
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This contrast between clear, unobstructed light, as it comes through ordinary transparent glass, and the bluish light that appears when glass is etched, reoccurs often in his reliefs.
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There's an ever-present sadness, a recognition of mortality and of frailty that comes through the music, which is what makes it so powerfully appealing and so moving.
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In many ways, Legendary finds is in the usual Hollywood spot: crossing its fingers that film bets pay off and a corporate parent comes through with promised backing.
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Of course, the best performance comes through Gigabit Ethernet, and the GT-AC5300 offers eight of those ports, two of which can be combined for 2-Gigabit performance.
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And that's the case even if an attack on U.S. troops comes through "surrogates," he warned, a reference to Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, Syria, Yemen and elsewhere.
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The evident joy of orchestrating these shenanigans comes through early in a scene in which Nikki appoints herself actress-director and does the blocking on a sex tape.
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"What comes through my committee is going to be paid for, but I'm limited by my subject matter and I found it in my subject matter," he said.
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Molière's sparkling wit still comes through beautifully, but Lenk resists succumbing to silliness the way Fritsch does, a decision informed, at least in part, by her source material.
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"Our refineries are ready to pump the (low-sulphur) fuel once the (Beijing) tax policy comes through," said a PetroChina executive, who declined to be identified by name.
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So the city builds a predictive model based on thousands of previous cases that can assign a score to each case that comes through that helps prioritize it.
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"We have expertise in the machine-learning field, but the challenge today is pretty much every business that comes through to us is machine learning or artificial intelligence."
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And just as I finished beating the shit out of women at Top Shop for the first season of Ivy Park, Bey comes through with another whole season.
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You cannot deny that; 90% of the heroin comes through the border and we shouldn&apost protect our border when a thousand people a week are dying from drugs?
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If there's one theme that comes through over and over above, it's about the importance of predictability … which is why I'm calling it out as a separate item here.
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His enthusiasm for the program comes through experience: Voloshin has participated in two bed-rest studies that lasted a total of six days between them, he told me proudly.
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"We have plenty of rock and hip-hop and R&B and pop and country influences, and I think that kind of comes through in this album," he says.
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"Time and time again we see situations around the globe where normal communication modes are compromised and social media comes through as a vehicle for mass communication," he added.
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What comes through many of the works in this exhibition is a feeling of isolation, of anonymity, of being a witness, all touched with a light sense of humor.
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FP comes through and calls up Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) to help him and Tall Boy (Scott McNeil) with what looks to be another drug run for Penny Peabody.
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The source added that McFarland would go to State if she were offered a high-level job, but is happy to go to Singapore if no offer comes through.
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She will not be defined by her male love interest, but by her own startling, complex sense of self—something that comes through in every glance and every pause.
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Dull comes through again as Athletics top Twins MINNEAPOLIS — Don't confuse Ryan Dull's surname with the job he's done out of the bullpen this season for the Oakland Athletics.
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A large part of U.S. aid to Mexico comes through the Plan Merida program, under which the U.S. Congress allocated $2.6 billion to security assistance between 2008 and 2016.
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Whenever he comes through One Bills Drive, he makes a point to stop and chat with everyone from the security guard in the lobby to media representatives and coaches.
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"I just see dad over here and you over here, so I see you and your dad being separated basically in the way that this comes through," Henry continues.
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A similarly joyful sense of engagement and purpose comes through in Danai Gurira's Okoye, the general of the Dora Milaje, the female warriors devoted to protecting the Black Panther.
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"A bit of old school Mike Skinner with new school Grim Sickers," says the man himself, while Ghetts obviously comes through with an impossible to ignore stand-out feature.
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The California DMV had already issued temporary operating permits for two of Uber's self-driving Volvos, but they are still being driven manually until the proper permit comes through.
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The new Slider is bigger, because "the new taste comes through more fully" when that size patty is on the regular 2-inch-squared bun, according to the company.
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Ninety-five percent of the country's foreign currency earnings comes through the sale of oil, and supply is down by over 600,000 barrels per day for this year alone.
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Sunlight comes through a glass pyramid over the lobby, but there are very few windows, which makes roaming through the complex disorienting, like spending all day inside a casino.
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During a period of spotty government economic data resulting from the partial federal shutdown, the Commerce Department comes through with its weekly jobless claims report at 8:30 a.m.
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The thematic meaning comes through vividly, as staged and performed here: The parts of the ship are fused into an entity, just as atomic particles make up all matter.
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Some of the shit I've been through, I have to think: The next Black girl that comes through, it's gonna be a heck of a lot easier for her.
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Essentially, the idea that comes through is that life is just a coordinated action of all these parts, and death of the individual is the lack of that coordination.
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"If he plays his cards so that he comes through as open to denuclearization but resistant to Trump bullying, he'll be pretty well-positioned for follow-ons," Jentleson says.
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The guy was a character and it comes through as much in the grappling he did in real fights as it does in his professional wrestling to this day.
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Where the budget does anything of significance regarding the epidemic, it comes through cuts to the office in charge of coordinating drug policy, Medicaid, public health programs, and more.
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In addition, hospital emergency departments are unique in that they have a federal mandate to screen and stabilize everyone who comes through the door, regardless of ability to pay.
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A picture of how the job losses unfolded in Pennsylvania - from steel plants to ski resorts - comes through layoff notices companies send to the state's Department of Labor & Industry.
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As M. and I start walking to S.'s place, the guy comes through again and at this point, we're convinced that he is under the influence of something.
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She still insists on reading "every single DM, every question, every comment" that comes through the brand's social media channels to ensure that every inquiry is addressed with care.
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And of course, the great challenge for these creatures is as long as there isn't another bleaching or a major storm that comes through here, these guys will flourish.
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When a job comes through on one, they accept it, making sure they go offline on all the other apps so they don't get penalized for turning down jobs.
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They also, of course, have technique galore on traditional instruments, something that comes through in this 2009 video: an extended portion of Steve Reich's "Drumming," played on matched drums.
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Though the whole beans smell of coffee, the whiskey aroma comes through once ground, even subtly perfuming the coffee in the cup with a volatile hint of malty spirit.
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A pop music station in Montreal comes through clearly on the radio, and it is not all that unusual to make a run to the other side to shop.
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The seeds of the mighty sequoia trees that people flock from around the world to see won't even germinate unless a wildfire comes through to clear the forest floor.
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"Put simply, when the item comes through, a box would come around and surround the item and say 'hey, stop and take a look at this,'" he told CNN.
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So, for example, we might want to simulate what happens as a bicycle comes through an intersection, runs a red light and crashes into the side of our car.
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Yet Mr. Thor's impish sense of humor comes through over social media, as when he worked with a designer to photoshop the cover of "Use of Force" into Gov.
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That well of experience comes through, as the series' martial arts mayhem exhibits a level of professional polish you'd expect more from a feature film than a TV show.
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"We've got a really old boy that comes through every night," Anne Carter said, adding that sightings of echidnas — also known as spiny anteaters — and wombats are also common.
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I think where we succeed, and it's a testament to Billy Bob's acting, is that core of humanity comes through, even though he's often acting in very despicable ways.
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I feel really proud of where these recordings ended up, knowing how different they were in the beginning, I hope some of that comes through in the listening experience.
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The strangeness comes through in an experiment conceived by Robert Spekkens, a physicist who studies the foundations of quantum mechanics at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Canada.
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The title comes from Madison's Twitter catchphrase "keep it," which is the two-word clap back Madison uses to shut down the trash news that comes through his Twitter feed.
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If you've used an earlier version with any regularity, on the other other hand, the increase in surface area is pretty readily apparent, especially when an email notification comes through.
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They have to do with getting better ways of connecting the systems and calibrating it, and putting wireless together to make sure the data all comes through without any dropouts.
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And since Facebook controls the backend for all three apps, it can store more complex metadata, like which app will send you a notification when a WhatsFaceGram message comes through.
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A sign's "masculinity" is not exhibited in its desire for confrontation or macho posturing — it comes through in the dynamic, adaptable energy it harnesses to move through life, he says.
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I don't really touch on those nerves directly, although I think there's a bit of a melancholy about my work that is aware of that and it comes through regardless.
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I think there's a lot of downsides to the mentality for sure, but one aspect I really appreciate — which I do hope comes through in the book — is the inventiveness.
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That features comes through an additional $5,000 Enhanced Autopilot package, which adds the ability to auto-match traffic speed, stay within the lane, lane changes, self-parking, and upgrade software.
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Democrats, for their part, are on full alert, aware that any nominee who comes through the doors of Senate judiciary committee could one day return for a Supreme Court seat.
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After Wally attempts to contact Batman (in a scene uncannily similar to one in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice), something comes through the Speed Force and into the Batcave.
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Experienced pilots know that a sudden change in the angle of the light that comes through a cabin window can be the first sign that the pilot is changing course.
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When Saweetie comes through your headphones on the intro track to High Maintenance, her voice is delicate but her message, though brief, is probably exactly what you needed to hear.
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UNICEF executive director Henrietta Fore warned that up to 300,000 children live in or around Hodeidah as well as millions more who rely on aid that comes through the port.
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His advice to be "tougher and stronger" comes through, and results in her telling an NRA representative that she'll die in hospice care feeling ashamed about supporting gun rights. Harsh.
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On this project, Anu comes through with an uptown genre clash in line with his vital series of The Shed live jam sessions at Ginny's Supper Club on Lenox Avenue.
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The kingdom is responsible for cutting off most supply routes in Yemen, including the crucial port of Hodeidah, where about 80 percent of the Yemen's food and aid comes through.
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The knife-edge zing of pink grapefruit, mellowed with a touch of sweetness, is what comes through in this new soft drink and mixer by East Imperial of New Zealand.
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Some of this comes through in the women themselves, and in particular Marziyeh's apoplectic brother, who is beside himself with the dishonor that his sister has brought on the family.
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In the passages where the little match girl's story is told, the text comes through with crystal clarity; there is no way to avoid the details of her sorrowful tale.
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Despite the degrees of separation, Coleman's spirit comes through — especially on Mr. Colley's "New Year," which has all the bounce and topsy-turvy swing of a late-50s Coleman tune.
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We know nothing of Anna's feelings on the matter — but the triangle of Frederick, Anna and the love-struck Ottilie comes through like the plot of an Edith Wharton novel.
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Fowles's love for baseball comes through in every essay in the collection, but she refuses to shy away from the sport's problems, particularly in regard to its treatment of women.
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Ezra Klein, the editor of Vox, is curious about almost everything, and his appetite for information comes through on his show, where he interviews journalists, politicians, political scientists and others.
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Typically, I would instantly fade a side getting that much of the action in Vegas, but sometimes the betting public comes through, and this feels like one of those spots.
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Until the grant funding for the shelter comes through, Ms. Coulter will continue spending her days on the streets, occasionally taking refuge in a friend's garage and in her music.
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The couples in each of these films are forced by circumstance to engage in romance covertly, yet what comes through in the performances is the pleasure of being — truly — seen.
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Rizzo comes through in 8th as Cubs edge Nationals CHICAGO — For more than six innings Monday, the Chicago Cubs couldn't find a way to touch Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer.
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That's the joy and freedom this book seems to be after, and it comes through much more clearly in Garfein's understated anecdote than in Winder's hot air and specious detail.
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That theme comes through in every element of this haunting production, whose intensity coexists with a sense of disorientation: Ms. Zimmerman has subtly destabilized almost every aspect of the work.
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The shared data comes through agreements with technology companies such as Grab that operates ride-hailing and logistics services apps in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.
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And each year, despite the reliably tough odds (movies are hard to get made) and the industry's perpetual existential dread (things are always bad unless they're awful), Sundance comes through.
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Some say that change only comes through organizing, policy changes, and cultural shifts that lead to a place where the best schools, jobs and positions are not reserved for white men.
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Some kind of answer comes through in the dialogue between the fictional Goreys, whose performances and chemistry are quite strong as they share the stage for almost the entire 75 minutes.
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"We can do wiretaps, but in order to understand the day-to-day workings, the power structure, how they organize — that comes through people who were within the organization," she said.
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"What's odd to me is that even as this good news comes through the system, analysts aren't really raising numbers for 2019 as a whole," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation " Friday.
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"For example I was very glad to see that some of my Dad's sense of humor comes through in the film, because he really was a pretty funny guy," Armstrong said.
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Of those, no message comes through more loud and clear than the title track, a bittersweet goodbye that takes its inspiration from Harmon's longtime romantic relationship with Arkansas teacher Kathleen Couch.
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Regina Tiedemann's anger with her bank really comes through as she screams in German over the phone, and with subtitles it gives you a much clearer understanding about her financial situation.
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His bat wags and his front foot taps in tempo, his bat comes through with a disorienting lack of hurry, and his follow-through tells you where the ball will go.
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Through the course of his career, he's amassed an army of Parrotheads—what his fans call themselves—who identify with his escapist, laid-back attitude that comes through in his music.
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The move comes through a joint venture with investor SoftBank — which led OYO's $1 billion round last year through its Vision Fund — which will cover hotel-based accommodation and home rentals.
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The alternative, especially for those on fixed-incomes who genuinely need the discounted copay, is mail order pharmacies, where the only patient-pharmacist interaction comes through a toll-free phone number.
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More from Tonic: Anne Bassett, director of the Dalglish Family 22q Clinic, has been treating 22q patients since the early to mid-1990s—she sees every patient that comes through there.
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I think that, because I work in such a journalistic way with my own life, that you see how I evolve in the personal sense that comes through in my artwork.
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The Wall Street Journal warned that a loophole in the bill would leave workers whose health care coverage comes through their employers on the hook for more out-of-pocket costs.
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What comes through in Sachs's long chronicle is the extent of Toscanini's role, witting and unwitting, in transforming the way that classical music was produced and consumed in the twentieth century.
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He believes that change comes through conflict rather than consensus, so will expect the markets and media to tell him he is ruining the country: that's what the reactionary establishment does.
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Nor is it that "a real love of ideas" only comes through "practice"—an interesting plea from the head of a company with a big stake in testing and test prep.
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"Our in-house news team monitors every alert that comes through our system and determines if they are relevant crime & safety incidents to send out to impacted neighborhoods," the document says.
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About 40 percent of the total U.S. containerized import cargo comes through the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex, and California accounts for more than 11 percent of all exported products.
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"After some discussion on the doorstep, generally men's compassion for the 3,000 women forced to travel overseas and the countless other forced to buy illegal pills online comes through," Kavanagh adds.
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Federal law defines an "emergency medical condition" as one that a "prudent layperson" would think it needs immediate attention, and it requires ERs to treat everyone who comes through the door.
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The message that comes through after a careful reading of the data is this: Some of Mr. Trump's campaign promises cut in the direction of higher economic growth and corporate profits.
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A manager armed with a thermometer sits in the lobby of the facility where she works, checking the temperature of everyone who comes through — employees along with contractors and delivery workers.
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What I love about the project, maybe more than anything, is that I'm constantly struck by how much people care about this issue, and how much emotion comes through their letters.
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Each guest that comes through the airport produces roughly half a pound of trash, an airport spokesperson told CBS News, and around 653,000 bottles of water used to be sold daily.
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Honestly, it sounds corny, but just put a passion into something, and if you just show your passion without fear of what anyone else thinks, then it kind of comes through.
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As she's done many times in the past, Maggie Siff underplays Wendy's frustration and anger, which has the effect of making what comes through seem that much more intimidating and sincere.
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The other thing I discovered that I didn't expect was when I looked at diaries of white women in the South on this day, and their intense bitterness really comes through.
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Best Buy comes through once again with a $34 discount on the iteration of the AirPods 2 that includes a wireless charging case: Normally $199, they're only $164.99 there right now.
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While his political commitment comes through in many works, it's hard to square talk of "revolution" with Ai's staggering mainstream US success, epitomized by his reception at an elite private university.
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"I just pray that nothing comes through the window and hits Mother," Ms. Harris, 58, said, glancing over at the spot where Mr. Martin's body had been a few hours earlier.
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It is obviously not true that all of these drugs came from Mexico; Trump himself has repeatedly said that a significant portion of trafficked fentanyl comes through the mail from China.
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The only solution is a transplant, but instead of finding yourself on a waiting list hoping a donation comes through in time, you're whisked into the operating room to be prepped.
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For as much as its users love to hate on their platform of choice, Twitter occasionally really comes through with a deep dive on a hot topic that provides actual, meaningful insight.
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This is where the "pro" element of these headphones comes through: they have less bass and more treble than the most pleasant and enjoyable headphones, such as the HD 650s, will offer.
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Throughout, the sense of loss -- from parents who lost six year olds to the sorrow and guilt of those relieved, arbitrarily, that they didn't -- comes through in a manner that's almost unbearable.
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" The more bothersome concern, she adds, is that "there can be bacterial colonization, because once again it comes through your vagina, which is close to the rectum, which means bacteria are present.
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"One of the great things about our operation is that because it's so efficient, we spend much more on the cost of ingredients, which really comes through in the flavor," he says.
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And if you're not comfortable with the answers (or learn the last five people have quit within one year), it's also OK to take a pass if an offer comes through. 2.
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All of this normally takes place at the start of labor and then again at the end, when the child comes through the birth canal and everything is pushed out with it.
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But an occasional smirk or glimmer in her eyes lets you see the character's moxie and sunniness — Thomas's knack for striking this balance in Evie comes through in Lovesick's very first episode.
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She has a language partner, Chris, who likes to take her window shopping and is helping her develop a plan for leaving Freedom House as soon as her work authorization comes through.
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Have a look at some linguistic curiosities in Malta, where about a third of the words are derived from Arabic, and Kenya, where understated humor comes through in Swahili and English euphemisms.
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The artist, scornful of Abstract Expressionism's bleeding-heart tendencies, would have preferred it that way, though in places a personal story comes through in the show, one being at the very end.
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Most of the taxpayer money — an estimated $390 million, or 87% of the total paid out by government, per the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) — that Planned Parenthood gets comes through Medicaid payments.
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"Renee has been down some rough roads in her life, yet each time with her strong faith in God, she comes through a better and stronger person," Scott told PEOPLE in 2015.
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But that tone, and the feeling that animates it, comes through more clearly and purely in Nutter's poems than in those of most of his contemporaries, because his ear is more scrupulous.
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In it, though, her voice comes through loud and clear—as it does in the chilaquiles she cooked for us out of the spoils of a high summer garden here at MUNCHIES.
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It's funny watching Milos Forman — who directed "Man on the Moon" — refer to Mr. Carrey as Andy, but when Mr. Carrey turns into Tony Clifton something more sinister and menacing comes through.
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But if Mr. Lepage has ideas about the relevance of the cycle today — or even about who Wagner's characters are and how they relate to each other — little of that comes through.
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These days, doctors and nurses are alerted to acute kidney injury via a patient's blood test, King said, but by the time that information comes through, the organ may already be damaged.
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"'David' can indeed be painful at certain moments but, in the end, its message about going beyond surface appearances comes through admirably," John J. O'Connor wrote in a New York Times review.
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"If Congress comes through – which is still our baseline – the combined policy actions should substantially mitigate the risk that the virus shock is amplified by an economy-wide credit shock," Guha said.
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In the score, the struggle with the awesome power of a black hole — "the ultimate power struggle," Ms. Thorvaldsdottir called it — comes through in mounting tension among the strings, percussion and winds.
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Another element that comes through: How merciless even nature's smaller beasts can be, an angle in this first episode when the narrator observes a fly perched on the back of a crocodile.
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The opening passages should be erotic and feather-light, but on the Echo the massive orchestra comes through as smothered whooshes, the exhalations of a pint-sized table fan caked in dust.
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The president is also so disliked by the Democratic members of Congress that they "resist" any effort that might afford him a victory, whether it comes through Paul Ryan or anyone else.
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Another element that comes through: How merciless even nature's smaller beasts can be, an angle in this first episode when the narrator observes a fly perched on the back of a crocodile.
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In black, white and gray; right angle; and three primaries, Mondrian hit on a formula that feels all-encompassing, and the impeccable balance of his palette also comes through in his construction.
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That comes through loud and clear in "Sense8: A Christmas Special," even when it's offering up hyper-goopy covers of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" or a glorious chorus of men dressed as Santa.
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Fight coordinator Phil Silvera talked about the sequence to Entertainment Weekly: "Last year, that hallway fight, [Daredevil] was tired, already beaten, broken, hurt, but he comes through to save this child," he said.
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Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told The Verge ahead of the launch that he wants the company's vehicles to have a "Patagonia-like feel of enabling adventure," and that comes through in the R1S.
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Details: Ocasio-Cortez has received so many death threats that it has prompted Capitol Police to train her staff to conduct risk assessments for everyone who comes through her office, reports Time Magazine.
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That strength comes through in the patients Joy sees in her day-to-day work as a therapist, who provide micro versions of the crises and changes that the main cast go through.
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The intent on making what comes through your headphones as physical as possible is also appropriate since her last three albums including this one have been about the natural world in some way.
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That's when Rockne's voice settles in, she starts drinking to forget, the slide guitars back off of one another, and the heart of the record comes through: weary but not quite broken-down.
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Naturally this has a huge impact on expression, and someone who relies on translation or voice synthesis regularly will appreciate that not only what they say comes through, but how they say it.
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"A customs union is going to be one of the amendments that comes through and that is something that is going to have a very good chance of getting a majority," Nick said.
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That melancholy spirit comes through beautifully in the stunning fourth episode of the new season, in which BoJack has to attend the premiere of "Secretariat" at the Pacific Ocean Film Fest, held underwater.
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The smaller-is-better template comes through with particular power each summer with the series A Little Night Music, one of the most popular innovations of the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center.
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The rest of the taxpayer money, about 13% of that $450 million annual estimate, comes through Title X, a federally funded program that issues grants to clinics devoted exclusively to family planning services.
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Plus, on a ridiculously hard track called "See No Evil" Skepta comes through with a round of bars about remedies and vegan recipes that's kinda one amazing extended metaphor for hip-hop beef.
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That is because several federal courts weighing the program's future appear to be on conflicting paths, and unless Congress comes through, only the Supreme Court will ultimately be able to resolve the issue.
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That the composer was a teenager when he wrote it comes through on the final page, which contains various musical sketches, doodles and a charming caricature that Chopin drew of a Mozart bust.
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The John Williams of rhythmic complexity, brass melodies and militaristic percussion comes through in subsequent scenes, but only in passing; the score is otherwise understated, as mysteriously slippery as the film's U.F.O. sightings.
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The personality comes through in the beat-up / dented faces of the type as well as the inking style and how much packing the artist adds or takes away that makes it interesting.
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"I consider myself not just the rival of LeBron James but of every opposing player who comes through Barclays Center," Reznick said, posing for selfies with fans after having arrived for Friday's game.
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Homeowners certainly have to go through an insurance process and kind of get their arms around the damage, and so therefore we'll wait until next year to see how exactly it comes through.
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"As more of this comes through, it becomes obvious to the rest of the market and triggers further sales among those who had been hoping to ride out [the tough market]," he said.
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"You should be putting away 30 cents of every dollar that comes through the door in preparation of taxes," said certified financial planner DeDe Jones, managing director of Innovative Financial in Lakewood, Colorado.
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I'm so happy that comes through because pretty much all of my personal work is just "me" — as in, I don't really ever design personalities for my characters because they're all just me.
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" On screen, "If you got to be mean and hard, tough and dangerous," he said, "it comes through in an attitude, and let's say, a mystery, more than in how much you weigh.
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The poet's weariness with white male supremacy and female labor comes through perfectly in the wry face of Julia: "I wish you were a beer/ instead of a colorblind mansplainer," reads one meme.
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When nobody's there to tell you it's wrong and when the entirety of your life comes through online interaction, the only people who can steer you are the ones you talk to online.
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This unsettling feeling is what Segre is in touch with; it comes through her work in so many ways that I have come to think of what she does as urgent and indispensable.
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Seeing as Kardashian West always comes through with a look that's so well thought-out and perfectly executed, it comes as no surprise that she's receiving a prestigious award for her influence on fashion.
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The degree to which Groot is able to push glass to resemble the rough crackled, texture of the South African vessel is astonishing, with material so thin between the cracks that light comes through.
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"That comes through in the overall color palette, but also via some of the more natural details like the fiddle leaf tree, woven window shades, the raffia texture of the dresser, etc," Battle explained.
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He added, "What she is doing today, and continues to do, is going to benefit thousands of children that comes through this facility, and for that we are sincerely thankful and very, very appreciative."
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That comes through in scenes like the boardroom one mentioned above, which Hannah said is based on events from Graham's life, but also her own experience as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
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