"We would talk among students about director commentaries," she said.
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Management commentaries also indicated a bottoming out of the sector.
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His commentaries on language are heard on NPR's Fresh Air.
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The 1Q16 report and previous commentaries are available at www.fitchratings.
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Negative commentaries have been stricken from China's heavily censored internet.
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In the context of presidential commentaries on intelligence, on Aug.
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Augmented by video and animation, the commentaries showcased witty, snarky writing.
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Pundits are coming out with their "What We Can Learn" commentaries.
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The study excludes editorials, commentaries, routine general news, reviews and interviews.
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For four decades, Mr. Abrahams broadcast political commentaries on Radio Jamaica.
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The opinions expressed in these commentaries are solely those of the author.
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I wasn't tweeting about the NHL or NBA playoffs or reading commentaries.
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Some hawkish commentaries are written by military and government officials under pseudonyms.
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Biographies, investigations, social commentaries, historical portraits, institutional exposes... but how to choose?
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Volcouve has written books and given radio commentaries about the Liverpool foursome.
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Audio commentaries will accompany every episode with the cast and production crew.
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Can we even make lasting commentaries on the state of technology today?
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The views expressed in these commentaries are solely those of the authors.
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Dial 646-291-2407, punch in a code, and the commentaries begin.
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The views expressed in these commentaries are solely those of the contributors.
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Its commentaries on global markets and economics give an insight into policymakers' thinking.
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It was one of dozens of newspaper and Internet commentaries lamenting the death.
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Today, they feed stations "must-run" commentaries by former Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn.
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Another source close to the company said the commentaries will end this Friday.
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See individual commentaries on each banking group for a full list of ratings.
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" Morgan said he "loved" Krauthammer&aposs "commentaries, which were always fair, balanced, intelligent & insightful.
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Other articles in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include commentaries by: Christine LohFernando Cheung
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Other articles in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include commentaries by: Regina IpFernando Cheung
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Other articles in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include commentaries by: Regina IpChristine Loh
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Other guest commentaries in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include: Regina IpChristine LohFernando Cheung
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While Xinhua commentaries are not official statements, they offer a reflection of Beijing's thinking.
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The dense compendium is filled with commentaries, debates, and references outside the text itself.
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The Rating Action Commentaries on the three banks, published today, are available at www.fitchratings.com.
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His private lawyer from France, François Serres, worked the corridors, providing interviews and commentaries.
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I see a pretty straight line between his anti-Omar commentaries and Trump's attacks.
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RATING SENSITIVITES Please see the relevant rating action commentaries for each issuer referenced above.
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On Sunday, Jeffrey Solow begins a traversal of Bach's cello suites, complete with commentaries.
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The photographers on view who adapt Adams's images simultaneously make radical changes and commentaries.
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The New England Journal of Medicine recently published some commentaries repeating the incongruent figures.
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And, indeed it's good advice, for usually these commentaries only go over clichéd issues.
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But some reposts of her videos, with their added assumptions and commentaries, have even more.
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Instead, he sees them as commentaries on social processes, and how these impact the internet.
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"Online commentaries point out this work has a brutal aspect," he was quoted as saying.
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"All the news commentaries from North Korea say North Korea will not negotiate," he said.
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Of his wisdom, we have 38 years' worth of columns, essays, speeches and spoken commentaries.
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Commentaries in state media normally provide insight into government thinking beyond typically thin official statements.
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Despite the network's limited reach, her commentaries, called "Final Thoughts," found a sizable audience online.
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For more details refer to the latest sukuk vehicle rating action commentaries on our website.
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But in general, op-ed is shorthand for opinion columns, commentaries or other authored features.
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Such commentaries from Xinhua do not equate to government policy, but often reflect official thinking.
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There were no official reactions from the South Korean government, nor newspaper editorials or commentaries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Katherine Bisquet's commentaries on the most recent last Havana Biennial and the adjacent exhibitions published in the online daily Diario de Cuba were the most incisive commentaries about Cuba's premier art extravaganza, but unfortunately only appeared in Spanish.
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State-run newspapers, meanwhile, have been publishing a flurry of stories and commentaries on housing bubbles.
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Mr. Hu's sharp-tongued commentaries in Global Times have sometimes urged China to be more aggressive.
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But the commentaries televised in China, Korea, and Japan were watched by about 60 million people.
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Her last three novels have all, to some extent, presented commentaries on technology and its discontents.
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None of the papers were data papers all [sic] were either consensus papers, reviews or commentaries.
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Many of its leaders have personal social media accounts, where they post commentaries, photos and videos.
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"Online commentaries point out this work has a brutal aspect," Mr. Martinez said in the letter.
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He later wrote "Uncensored Simon" commentaries online and columns for The Weekly Standard and Bloomberg News.
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Such commentaries seem to suggest that Danish children don't cry, or hide, or run, when horrified.
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From Indonesia, FX Harsono and Tintin Wulia create politically charged commentaries on Reformasi and its aftereffects.
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He incorporated the visual landscape of popular culture not as pop commentaries but as personal expressions.
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The evidence from social media and published commentaries is that women feel particularly outraged by its violation.
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Other guest commentaries in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include: Regina IpChristine LohFernando CheungNathan Law Kwun-chung
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By 1800, the Koranic commentaries that so gripped Marracci and his colleagues were no longer thought useful.
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Especially since the themes of ballroom competitions often served as commentaries on whiteness and the dominant culture.
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Schlafly provided commentaries on CBS Morning News in the mid-'70s and CNN in the early '85033s.
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Fitch has published Rating Action Commentaries (RACs) for each of these banks, which are available at www.fitchratings.
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Xinhua commentaries are not official government pronouncements, but can be read as a reflection of official thinking.
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He wrote newspaper commentaries on world affairs and occasionally met foreign leaders, but lived in semi-seclusion.
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It is especially jarring, then, to read commentaries from soldiers defending the continuation of white male supremacy.
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For detailed ratings and rationale, please refer to individual rating action commentaries released separately on each group.
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It shouldn't really matter—young people don't need validation from media commentaries—yet right now, it does.
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Anybody reading the confused European financial commentaries can see that there is a clear need for that.
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Read around in The Times' collection of news articles and commentaries about Turkey to inform your answer.
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They say Carlson supports white supremacy through his commentaries and programming choices -- a charge he flatly denies.
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Such commentaries are not official policy statements, but can be read as a reflection of government thinking.
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For detailed ratings and rationale, please refer to individual rating action commentaries released separately on each bank.
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Other guest commentaries in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include: Regina IpChristine LohFernando CheungNathan Law Kwun-chungKevin Yam
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Anyone who reads the Talmud will still need to know what the commentaries mean and why they're important.
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Local stations frequently air his pro-Trump commentaries at the behest of corporate bosses in Hunt Valley, Maryland.
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Calendar strips for future quarters and years are far less prominently reported in the media and analyst commentaries.
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Such commentaries are not statements or official positions, but can be read as a reflection of government thinking.
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The commentaries often lumped General Guo with Xu Caihou, another former military commander placed under investigation for corruption.
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Both studies, accompanied by 23 commentaries and an editorial, were published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology on Thursday.
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Mr. Macron repeatedly called her a liar during the debate, and newspaper commentaries on Thursday backed him up.
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Mr. Wolff contributed features and commentaries to MSG Network after his long tenure covering events at the Garden.
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There are various commentaries on his chapel in Houston, the most important such project by any American painter.
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Fitch has also published Rating Action Commentaries for each bank in the peer group, which are available on www.fitchratings.com.
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What doesn't appear to be included is deleted scenes (of which there are apparently many), nor any audio commentaries.
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A sudden barrage of commentaries about the trade war in state media has struck a note of defiant nationalism.
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It surely won't be my last mistake, but this particular error will be scrupulously avoided in my future commentaries.
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In the gallery, the curators of the exhibition had mounted various critical commentaries and biographical notes on the walls.
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The referendum has generated a torrent of analyses, commentaries and appeals — including President Obama's urging Britain to stay in.
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He was well aware of television's power to exploit emotions and was typically moderate, if persistent, in his commentaries.
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Even Palen's post-victory statements come off as one of the most damning commentaries on the exploit's continued existence.
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She found herself scrolling through endless Facebook commentaries in search of group moderators or other sources of provisional authority.
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But, in a departure from previous commentaries in the state news media, it conspicuously failed to mention Mrs. Lam.
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The outlets — CNN, New York Times, and Washington Post — are being sued over commentaries published in the last year.
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Other guest commentaries in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include: Regina IpChristine LohFernando CheungNathan Law Kwun-chungKevin YamAnson Chan
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In addition to an increase in commentaries, Epshteyn is also expected to conduct interviews with Washington, D.C., political figures.
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The statement refers to "more than 200 articles and commentaries containing extremist content" he published between 2013 and 21.
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I suppose I will see if that evaluation is accurate when solvers' commentaries start appearing on the crossword blogs.
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Frenetic volleys of percussion rapping, chiming and tinkling seem like animated commentaries on the vocal lines, not intrusive interruptions.
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But the Turner of The Birth of a Nation doesn't have the benefit of commentaries and books justifying slavery.
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This is a book of misgivings, spells, invocations, dialogs, commentaries, songs, and ruminations on philosophy, poetry, art, and politics.
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Thankfully, that has been recognized by the various commentaries that have come from the Department of Justice or the DFS.
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More recently, though it has appeared in several People's Daily commentaries on issues ranging from Taiwan to the trade war.
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They published commentaries saying that unflattering reviews were not enough to ruin good films and that criticism should be tolerated.
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Well-known throughout the Philadelphia region as a lecturer and media personality, De Carolis contributes weekly commentaries to KYW Newsradio.
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Many of the commentaries I am reading on Trump's proposals are noting disdainfully how many single women are having babies.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating sensitivities for each entity remain unchanged as outlined in the respective Rating Action Commentaries published previously.
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Both of the commentaries concede that documented non-citizens are likely to have lower crime rates than native-born citizens.
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Both are available, along with various commentaries, gag reels and deleted scenes on Blu-ray, DVD and Amazon Video. (Universal)
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The works — which include videos, live simulations, performances and sculptures — range from satirical cultural commentaries to visualizations of future metropolises.
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Over time, with the relentless advance of the digital frontier, they became unanticipated, elegiac commentaries on the waning of print.
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For each issuer's Key Rating Drivers, Rating Sensitivities and Key Assumptions see the recent rating action commentaries (RACs), referenced below.
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The result, according to former writers on DVD commentaries, would've had everyone in Springfield loosening up and wearing more paisley.
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Soon he was publishing installments of his novels while writing daily social commentaries about the horrors of Mao Zedong's China.
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But in Wilson-Lee's telling, it's also a culture shaped by the encyclopedias and scriptural commentaries that organized medieval thinking.
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Other guest commentaries in the "Hong Kong's Future" series include: Regina IpChristine LohFernando CheungNathan Law Kwun-chungKevin YamAnson ChanJoshua Wong
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And that fact set up the collision of Wednesday night, and the tone of dismay and shock in the commentaries.
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The short commentaries are being scrapped, and investigative reports are being prioritized, the company confirmed to CNN Business on Wednesday.
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"Zohar," titled after commentaries on the Torah, is said to explore the relationship between a finite universe and an eternal God.
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Often its reports are long, in part because judges make legal commentaries on arguments that were not presented by either side.
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It is woven into medieval monks' erotic commentaries on the Song of Songs and saturates the lyrics of modern megachurch music.
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Even the 1990s, with their abundant talk of America's "unipolar moment," produced many commentaries warning that the country was strategically adrift.
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Through interviews, surveys, case studies and commentaries, the council will deliver unprecedented analysis and insight into today's most pressing tech issues.
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Such articles are seen as having less authority than official commentaries in Rodong Sinmun, which hew closely to the party line.
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And, when you look at it, I'm positive the right-wing commentaries, in small markets, had an effect on the election.
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Effective solutions to lower cancer drug prices were outlined in many commentaries, and became part of the 2016 presidential campaign agendas.
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Mel Gooding, a critic who wrote commentaries for the book, said he remained skeptical of claims from test designers and manufacturers.
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The offender is Sun Jie, a blogger who has attracted more than nine million followers with his often-sarcastic social commentaries.
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Go deeper: Cowen's Washington Macro Commentaries Get more stories like this by signing up for our daily morning newsletter, Axios AM.
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Instead, newspapers highlighted Mr. Kim's performance on the world stage, claiming that international media and commentaries were praising his diplomatic acumen.
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Football is safer today than ever before; we encourage balanced and informed discussion on the matter rather than one-sided commentaries.
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Each morning, I read through a few football websites, like ProFootballTalk, that include good summaries and commentaries of the biggest stories.
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This is why the meta side of Wikipedia—the Talk pages, the essay commentaries, the policies—is suffused with nerdy jokes.
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He created a network of albums, links, commentaries, and comparanda online, sometimes using those resources for his lectures at universities and galleries.
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While some elements of the performance directly reference physical labor, others feel like sly commentaries on a visitor's experience at a museum.
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The structure and core components of the text remain mostly traditional while the explanations, translations and commentaries that accompany it are new.
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Watch ... Sparkle explains why Erykah and Taraji's commentaries were disheartening, and why she's okay with taking down her song with R. Kelly.
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There was, however, no mention in the commentaries of the U.S. missile strike on a Syrian government airbase, which overshadowed the summit.
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The pieces in the exhibition, collectively and individually, are thought-provoking social commentaries that read like a series of dreams and phantasmagorias.
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The unmistakably critical eye the movie lends to parents who straighten their children's hair goes a step further than other notable commentaries.
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Both singers have had to publicly reckon with complex pasts, and been subject to sexist commentaries on their stamina, talent, and authenticity.
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While other state media have run commentaries critical of Singapore through the year, they have been quiet on the troop carrier impounding.
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The disrespect of our US military and middle-class Americans via Cohen's foreign commentaries under the guise of interview questions was perverse.
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Maybe there will be a NewsFlix in the future, with 37 options — with Olbermann's commentaries and a three-minute Al Roker forecast.
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This may also be why, lately, TV's most resonant commentaries on the present have been focused on single stories from the past.
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But such bylined commentaries closely follow an official script, and the government in Pyongyang often uses them to voice its view indirectly.
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Like others, Mr. Gao acknowledged softening his commentaries to avoid trouble, trying to work around, or one step ahead of, the censors.
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It was also one of the most incisive commentaries on our real-world future to emerge from the biggest conference in tech.
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In fact, a few of his most stinging commentaries have been reserved for some of the more prominent names in sports media.
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This January, you&aposll find plenty of page-turners, from engaging thrillers and cultural commentaries to thought-provokers and grisly fairy tales.
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"Online commentaries point out this work has a brutal aspect," the Louvre's director, Jean-Luc Martinez, wrote in a letter about the installation.
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Since the breakdown in trade talks in early May, state media have unleashed a bombardment of commentaries that are highly critical of America.
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"This campaign addresses today's issues and social commentaries, which is a powerful approach, instead of portraying people as superficial objects with no narrative."
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Except instead of writing great novels or composing brilliant music, I was watching the Lord of the Rings DVDs with the commentaries on.
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There were lectures on his commentaries on Shakespeare and Clausewitz, and on his witty diaries, and slides of buildings inspired by his insights.
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An inordinately bloody ordeal, it's one of the most unforgiving meta-commentaries on action games and their binds to the male power fantasy.
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"Maybe some of you don't know what you've gotten yourselves into," Mr. Denk, who excels at spoken commentaries, told the audience before starting.
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Does Trump even know that the great Blackstone's "Commentaries on the Laws of England" represent the jurisprudential beginnings of all U.S. domestic law?
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And her reputation — among supporters, detractors and her prodigious online following — has been built on the commentaries with which she closes each show.
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At many Democratic and Republican National Conventions, Mr. Tuck published Reliable Source, bulletins on "back-room wheelings and dealings," with commentaries by pundits.
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This sounds exotic to us until we realize that commentaries after the State of the Union speeches are all but the same thing.
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Our list attempts to consider both cultural impact (ubiquitous bangers, meme-able anthems, social commentaries, record breakers) as well as innovation and quality.
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See most recently published rating action commentaries or research reports for additional information on other key ratings drivers pertinent to specific entity ratings.
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But the show needs only to flick at certain details to suggest stunning and troubling commentaries on our current political and media systems.
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He uses Periscope to livestream events and offers running commentaries of the day's proceedings as he walks home through New York City at night.
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China reacted to the Hague decision by outright rejecting it, and its state media released a series of harsh commentaries reiterating its maritime claims.
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In the first of series of web-only commentaries, CNBC Senior Contributor Larry Kudlow explains why the next president needs to fix the Fed.
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"The disrespect of our U.S. military and middle-class Americans via Cohen's foreign commentaries under the guise of interview questions was perverse," she added.
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And as a bonus, they'll come with the usual round of cast commentaries, an animated history of Westeros, and some behind-the-scenes featurettes.
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In addition to commentaries and interviews, the three-disc Blu-ray edition restores footage cut from "Animal Crackers" for its post-Production Code rerelease.
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"The disrespect of our US military and middle-class Americans via Cohen's foreign commentaries under the guise of interview questions was perverse," she wrote.
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He has often been quoted in the news media and has written commentaries for newspapers, including the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong.
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Naamah (the name is mentioned in Genesis but only linked to Noah in the Midrash, the commentaries) has hard daily labor on the ark.
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Greene conducted a whopping 86 interviews for this book, which he combined with archival material, past show-related interviews, and quotes from DVD commentaries.
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And in newspaper commentaries, the tree became a symbol of the Italian capital's decline, moving the controversy from local news to national front pages.
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He is a former contributing editor to the philosophical think tank, The Objectivist Center, where he wrote commentaries on the issues of the day.
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Granted, it's not like all British Jews grow up particularly well-versed in the Torah, or the endless other commentaries that make up Jewish teaching.
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Officially, the Chinese Communist Party denounced the Cultural Revolution decades ago and the two commentaries toed the official line, but many Chinese still revere Mao.
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His darkly comedic monster films like The Host and Okja, double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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This evening's result in the European elections provides some answers to that, and caveat the more excitable commentaries about the rise of nationalists in Europe.
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State-run broadcaster CCTV's also dedicated an entire multimedia section on its English website devoted to the issue, including explainer videos, expert interviews and commentaries.
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Jones went so far as to publicly apologize for "any negative impact our commentaries had" on the owner of the pizza joint or his employees.
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Despite this, Schlafly remained active in politics into her 80's, publishing a monthly newsletter, a column, and doing radio commentaries on over 460 stations.
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" Kirk Clyatt told MSNBC that local affiliates have been forced to replace community stories with "these forced, must-run, lockstep with the Trump administration commentaries.
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Simmons was best at commentaries on issues, as in a segment about a failed referendum to fund a new stadium for the San Diego Chargers.
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"We have not noted an impact on supply related to these commentaries," Marfrig's Chief Executive Officer Martin Arias told Reuters, in relation to market chatter.
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At the time, the former ESPN SportsCenter anchor was MSNBC's highest-rated host who often sparked conversation and controversy via his nightly "Special Comment" commentaries.
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Yang has an active Twitter account with more than 130,000 followers, to which he routinely posts satirical commentaries that are critical of the Chinese government.
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It's fascinating to track how Marvel's movies increasingly seem to be commentaries on what it means to be such a world-defining pop culture force.
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His commentaries on current events have been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Los Angeles Times and numerous other leading publications.
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Her commentaries appear twice weekly on the opinion pages of The Des Moines Register (USA Today Network) and are distributed weekly by Tribune Content Agency.
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Six years later, he decided to leave Parliament and returned to private legal practice and consulting, writing many commentaries on public affairs in European newspapers.
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In "Rabbi Turei Zahav and the Two Porters of Buczacz," a rabbi grows concerned that his lifework, a "book of commentaries," may be fatally flawed.
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When I searched for the term "projector in chief," I found commentaries on the websites of Psychology Today, WaPo, and AlterNet, to name a few.
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This large book collects all his various early comics, which are often commentaries on Chile's military dictatorship and the Chilean Marxist fantasies of the 1970s.
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Min Aung Hlaing's pages - one of which was "liked" by 1.3 million people - gave detailed running commentaries of what it said were battles with the militants.
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The shrinking contango has coincided with a rush of commentaries from oil analysts predicting the crude oil market is now well on the way to rebalancing.
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For further details on the particular key rating factors and rating sensitivities of each of these entities, please view individual rating action commentaries, available at www.fitchratings.com.
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There was no direct statement from ISIS about al-Shishani, though dozens of ISIS supporters have posted online commentaries memorializing his death and sharing his photograph.
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Finally, let us make a forlorn hope: that this all-woman leadership contest can be devoid of endless commentaries about what May and Leadsom are wearing.
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In recent commentaries for The Hill and elsewhere, some have argued in favor of the Palestinian Authority's decision to pay salaries to terrorists and their families.
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In published commentaries just after the debate, they universally claimed against all evidence that Trump had "lost" the debate and predicted a dismal defeat in November.
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Each of the seven "Doctor Commentaries" will be roughly 2-3 minutes in length and will be posted on both HBO's and Dr. Mattu's YouTube channels.
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Mr. Swanson, who frequently posts long commentaries on LinkedIn and Facebook, then used the message and photo to open one of his own posts, attacking Mrs.
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Brennan subverts the familiar Y.A. love triangle in uproarious, touching, unexpected ways, and her commentaries on gender roles, sexual identity and toxic masculinity are very witty.
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He began writing books in the 22013s, at first commentaries on religious subjects, like "Run With the Horses: The Quest for Life at Its Best" (1983).
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His darkly comedic monster films like The Host and Okja, double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at inequality, particularly in his native South Korea.
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His darkly comedic monster films like The Host and Okja double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at inequality, particularly in his native South Korea.
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For years he elaborated on these and other ideas in a series of commentaries on his website, written on the first and 15th of each month.
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The shock in the postdebate commentaries, in print and across the airwaves, was revealing: France had never witnessed such a brutal political confrontation in real time.
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In numerous published commentaries, Chinese officers and strategists point to the PLA's lack of experience in conflict, technological shortcomings and failure to introduce effective command and control.
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The opinions expressed in these commentaries are those of the authors Julian Zelizer: Elizabeth Warren had the best moments Senator Elizabeth Warren had a very good debate.
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Of course, some negative commentaries can be written off to cranks, just as some glowingly positive ones can be the handiworks of well-intentioned, if inexperienced, travelers.
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Many spend their time poring over the Torah, including the Talmud and its commentaries, seeking a spiritual experience that gives them a more intimate relationship with God.
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The texts come with commentaries that are careful not to reach broad conclusions, but Mr. Li did not stand in the way of scholars with dissenting views.
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Finally, in a delicious irony, you accuse Mr Modi of "controlling and bullying critics", while basing your entire tirade against him on the commentaries by those same critics.
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In addition to her drawings, a new documentary produced by La Casa Encendida features the artist's commentaries alongside archival photos and videos spanning 40 years of her career.
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One of the best commentaries on the government's continuing fiasco with the penny and nickel is from Congressman Ron Paul's statement at a Congressional hearing on coin production.
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These subjects' commentaries — on everything from their respective moments of radicalization to the sexism of other social justice movements — are punctuated with candid, woman-on-the-street interviews.
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The Chinese state news media has stepped up its criticism of South Korea in the last week, publishing a number of commentaries attacking the plans to deploy Thaad.
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The commentary on Wednesday did not directly attack the government or the Communist Party of China, instead criticizing "commentaries" and "some ignorant politicians and media persons" in China.
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"It surely won't be my last mistake, but this particular error will be scrupulously avoided in my future commentaries," Horsey wrote in a letter attached to the column.
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If he is elected to the Senate, Mr. Moore will have gotten there as a rare retail politician with a penchant for reciting Blackstone's Commentaries on common law.
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Every day, I'll be rounding up the most important tech stories from The Verge and delivering them to your inbox with short commentaries and the occasional editorial essay.
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I wanted to go into the Torah and share lessons from the Talmud, and then things from the Midrash and the Zohar, these medieval texts that were commentaries.
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Beyond the range and vitriol in Stockman's commentaries, another of his notable features is his willingness to stick his neck out in terms of financial and economic forecasts.
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His dark comedies/monster films, like The Host (2006) and Okja (20143), double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at social inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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The reviews are clever commentaries (by people who've likely never donned the shoes they're "reviewing") on what Donald Trump represents and the type of presidency he's expected to lead.
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Bibles sales are still permitted at Church bookstores in China, and some analyses or commentaries of the Bible are still sold on major retail sites like Taobao and Amazon.
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She combines these objects with one another in three-dimensional menageries that have become powerful symbols of protest, deeply personal meditations on grief, and timeless commentaries on human nature.
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Muslim commentaries on the story often stress that Ismail as well as his father clearly consented to the act of sacrifice; it was not an unpleasant surprise for anybody.
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Perhaps commentaries like Ms Abe's will inspire them to cultivate other cherry trees, which flower earlier or later, and delight in their variety, as their ancestors did centuries ago.
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The former International Monetary Fund chief economist had irked some members of India's Hindu nationalist government with his socio-economic commentaries before quitting after just one three-year term.
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President Obama, who offered a new level of "transparency" and a hope for racial healing, has disappointed many with his divisive commentaries amid attempts to reform the American government.
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He has long felt drawn to the priesthood; the two masses he has composed and his book on devotional readings, "The Bible as Prayer", are commentaries on his belief.
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And one of the most ingenious commentaries on women's gender presentation came in the form of a white gown with bras strewn about, ending in a bra-shaped purse.
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Those commentaries are built on a hidden respect for the outcome, that this is a rejection of a Republicanism that wasn't working and it points in some better direction.
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Oobah Butler "Mr Blobby's rise to stardom has provoked anguished commentaries about just what he stands for," Pulitzer-prize winning author Elizabeth Kolbert once wrote for The New Yorker.
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Rendered in her characteristic mode of thick, gestural brushstrokes loaded with paint, many of them are commentaries on and responses to the art historical trope of the female nude.
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" He remained curious about it in his later years, writing in "Memories and Commentaries": "I would be curious myself to see what I was composing just before 'The Firebird.
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Cannabis began to routinely crop up in illustrated botanical compendiums, such as physician Leonhard Fuchs' 1542 tome De Historia Stirpium Commentarii Insignes (Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants).
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According to the regulations, all online publishers — including websites, apps, blogs and social media accounts — must obtain permits from the authorities in order to publish news or news commentaries.
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" Sir William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, a seminal legal text that American judges rely on to this day, defined the term "high misdemeanor" to include "maladministration.
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Iyer and Smith read Mohamedi's journals as well as two penetrating commentaries on her work, by Geeta Kapur and Roobina Karode, that will be published in the show's catalogue.
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Even the right-wing newspaper, Kayhan, close to the Intelligence Ministry, in its early commentaries acknowledged that people have grounds for economic complaints but drew the line at violence.
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"We intend to collate together material, including newspaper reports and other commentaries, in the exhibition because we think people do need to be aware of these kinds of issues."
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His dark-comedies-slash-monster-films, like The Host (2006) and Okja (2017), double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at social inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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This video, edited by Kees van Dijkhuizen Jr., illustrates Bird's points about what makes animation great using his audio commentaries for scenes in The Iron Giant, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille.
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For more details on the particular key rating factors and rating sensitivities of each of these entities, please refer to individual rating action commentaries published today and available at www.fitchratings.com.
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Additionally, management commentaries of IT firms on client budget, implications of changes in U.S. visa regime and expectation of demand in the healthcare sector post Obamacare will be keenly watched.
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The same month, Sinclair hired Boris Epshteyn, a Russian-born former Trump-campaign and Administration official, as a political correspondent; his pro-Trump commentaries now air several times a week.
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The troop cuts and broader reforms have proven controversial and the military's newspaper has published a series of commentaries warning of opposition to the reforms and concern about job losses.
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From a love story to commentaries on obesity and climate change, the movie is much more than the mere travels of a lovable robot (but that part is great, too).
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At the same time, we are seeing more and more commentaries around the question of whether a shift is taking place, slowly but surely, from the dollar toward other currencies.
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Mr. Swanson, who frequently posts long commentaries on LinkedIn and Facebook, then used the message and photo to open one of his own posts, attacking Hillary Clinton and the Democrats.
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Amidst the fantastic stores of Atlanta are commentaries on race, class, gender, toxic masculinity, drugs, relationships, and so many other important, everyday topics that affect every aspect of our lives.
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Make your way through the Criterion Collection, which since last spring has offered a streaming service of renowned international, independent and art-house films alongside commentaries and interviews with filmmakers.
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But commentaries in state-run news media have suggested the government could target American companies that source key components, like the minerals used to power batteries and smartphones, in China.
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Movies like "Saw" and "Hostile" were extremely violent films, but were also commentaries on society and how we deal with torture, Andre Loiselle, dean of humanities at St. Thomas University, said.
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It's safe to say we can expect posts like this one detailing Storj's anemic codebase to become the norm and, more importantly, that these commentaries will sink many so-called ICOs.
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The troop cuts and broader reforms have proven controversial, though, and the military's newspaper has published a series of commentaries warning of opposition to the reforms and concern about job losses.
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For Trump's most ardent supporters and all the Republicans still standing by him, these 140-character commentaries should be troubling signals about whether he will be able to withstand what's ahead.
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BUT IN TERMS OF THE CONTENT OF THEM, I DON'T THINK THERE WAS REALLY ANYTHING SURPRISING, IF YOU LOOK AT THEIR OWN COMMENTARIES, IF YOU LOOK AT WHAT THEY HAD SAID.
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The official commentaries suggested that deep corruption in the People's Liberation Army, especially buying and selling promotions, had sapped the preparedness of officers, and even their loyalty to the Communist Party.
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Since March, he's traveled across the country to Detroit, Austin, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Louisville, and each stop reveals its own set of commentaries and personal revelations on the African-American experience.
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Seemingly anti-climactic, the film features a series of commentaries, made by a pedestrian strolling around the enormous St. Petersburg Palace Square, where 100 years ago the October Revolution took place.
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In contrast to the often-heard doomsday commentaries that robots will replace human workers, research firm Gartner predicts that artificial intelligence may actually create more jobs than it's expected to eliminate.
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After stints in book and magazine publishing, Mr. Simmons was hired as a copy boy at The Times, where he also composed brief commentaries for the editorial pages at $15 each.
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On the Hudson side of the sixth floor, Jessi Reaves's alternately raw and beautiful hybrids of found furniture and sculpture provide both seating and ingenious commentaries on design, modernism and waste.
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There have been other parodies and commentaries aplenty: Jena Friedman has created videos poking fun at us, and Zach Miller's "Veiled Conceit," a blog from years ago, was the most elaborate.
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He waged war against racism from above the barricades — with political influence, jawboning, court injunctions, philanthropic grants, legislative proposals, and commentaries on radio and television and in newspapers, magazines and books.
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Memos and cables and briefing books and think pieces and reports and foreign press commentaries and official-informal emails are laboriously prepared, rewritten, cleared and then transmitted to be summarized and filed.
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The website, Communist Youth Net, which is owned by the Communist Youth League, published three commentaries accusing Mr. Rehage of "blaspheming" the founding leader of the People's Republic, who died in 1976.
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The issue has been extensively discussed by officials, including the president and foreign minister, as well as in opinion commentaries ("China voice: Ten reasons China, U.S. can avoid Thucydides Trap", Xinhua, 2017).
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Gage takes the most familiar and played-out genres (a remake of Space Invaders, an update to Solitaire, a Milton Bradley board game, word puzzles) and contorts them into commentaries of themselves.
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In France, since Sorlot's original translation, two additional unauthorized translations of Mein Kampf had been published, as well as a few other book-length commentaries that quoted extensive excerpts from Hitler's book.
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The action in this case might seem extreme, but it is against a backdrop of decades of similar judicial decisions and commentaries that quite simply are not appropriate for modern day society.
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HOMEWOOD, Alabama — Judge Roy Moore, perhaps the leading candidate in today's Alabama Senate race, pulled a laminated copy of Joseph Story's 1833 Commentaries on the Constitution out of his dusty maroon briefcase.
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Mr. Shepherd himself reads the sometimes very funny voice-over commentaries on the screen action and, you may be sure, is responsible for the bits and pieces of 1940s trivia we see.
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Most reflect a genuine fascination, ranging from simple expressions of good wishes to commentaries on royal weddings past and the significance of a popular, modern prince marrying a mixed-race American actress.
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By chance, that organization came into possession of Bach's copy of Abraham Calov's three-volume edition of the Bible, which contains Luther's translation of the Bible alongside commentaries by Luther and Calov.
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After migrating, he remained an influential voice in China, using his online presence to sell health supplements and to offer lectures, commentaries on current affairs and advice on migration to Western countries.
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When warnings of a property bubble intensified on surging prices last year, China's state-run media carried commentaries arguing that the down payment rules were a sufficient buffer for banks if prices reversed.
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Astin and Reiser's roles are very much meta-commentaries on famous roles they played in the '80s — specifically, Astin's role as an original Goonie and Reiser's role as a corporate flunky in Aliens.
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In recent years, I could also cite the commentaries that attend the translations in Peter Cole's marvelous anthology The Dream of the Poem: Hebrew Poetry from Muslim and Christian Spain, 950-1492 (2007).
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The 53-year-old writer routinely posted satirical commentaries critical of the Chinese government to his nearly 130,000 Twitter followers before his detention in January, during a visit to see family in China.
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President Donald Trump will be back in the White House after his week abroad, and many on Wall Street are wondering if he will resume his Twitter commentaries, after a relatively quiet week.
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Zatarra Research, which popped up on the web only shortly before launching attacks on Wirecard, has made repeated accusations via Twitter and in commentaries that expand on an initial report, released on Feb.
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These particular Passover stories have been around for millennia: two are taken from a section of the Talmud (the most famous collection of midrash and commentaries) that was compiled during the fifth century.
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On Sunday afternoon, July 3, the cellist Jeffrey Solow presents Part 1 in a survey of Bach's six solo cello suites, playing the first three of these seminal works and offering spoken commentaries.
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This allowed fellow Democrats, like his Connecticut counterpart, Senator Richard Blumenthal, to take over for substantial chunks of time, offering lengthy commentaries that made forceful and emotional points about gun violence in America.
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This mimics the commentaries once found in the J-14s and Tiger Beats of older generations, but without the credible sources, fact-checking, and often spell-checking at times... so not exactly foolproof.
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The accompanying article is titled "Beyoncé in Her Own Words" — not a profile, but a collection of brief, only-occasionally-revealing commentaries on a range of topics: motherhood and family, body acceptance, touring.
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But her insightful, unscripted commentaries — a blend of history, criticism and observations on Leonardo da Vinci, van Gogh, Botticelli, Rembrandt, Monet and other Western masters — connected emotionally with millions in Britain and America.
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He has used his online presence to offer lectures, current affairs commentaries, advice on migration to Western countries and online sales of health supplements while also staying within the bounds of official acceptance.
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Yes, and I got on TV because, well, actually William Kennedy Smith, because CNN called the American Bar Association and was looking for a lawyer to do commentaries and gavel-to-gavel coverage.
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When the British tabloids first found out about the relationship a year ago and let loose, Prince Harry was compelled to issue a fierce broadside denouncing "racial undertones" in some of the commentaries.
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"Party leaders always feel peril close at hand, especially Xi, and that has not gone away," said Deng Yuwen, a former editor with a Communist Party journal who now writes current affairs commentaries.
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Seasons 2 through 6 offer some of TV's shrewdest commentaries on issues both topical and timeless, from MeToo and celebrity apology tours to the futility of magical thinking and the chaos of grief.
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In stark contrast to the Bush-bashing rants and anti-war diatribes that marred "Absolute Friends" (2003), Ed's state-of-the-nation commentaries add texture to his character and help justify his actions.
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Ms. Button also compiled the monumental multivolume "A History of Costume in Slides, Notes, and Commentaries," a 20123-page text accompanied by sketches and 22012,21967 color photographs by her former husband, Stephen Sbarge.
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Chinese state media has opened the floodgates to patriotic commentaries since the latest U.S. tariff hike and there has been a surge in internet chatter about the trade war during the past few weeks.
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Chinese state media has opened the floodgates to patriotic commentaries since the latest U.S. tariff hike and there has been a surge in internet chatter about the trade war during the past few weeks.
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Conservative television host Glenn Beck once described him in a series of hour–long commentaries in 2010 as a shadowy political "puppet master" who manipulates unions, the Democratic Party and the Obama White House.
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Along with his fellow devotees, Mr. Siegel shaved his head, wore a dhoti and spent hours each day chanting and dancing in public places while distributing Prabhupada's translations and commentaries on ancient Vedic texts.
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The Herald newspaper and the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation - state and ruling ZANU-PF party mouthpieces - routinely heaped lavish praise on the 93-year-old Mugabe and his wife Grace in sycophantic articles and commentaries.
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All of them have helped to disseminate the folksy commentaries Hansen delivers on WFAA in Dallas, the ABC affiliate that has employed him for more than 30 years, to a much, much wider audience.
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"I want our viewers and listeners to know that we regret any negative impact our commentaries may have had on [Comet Ping Pong owner James] Alefantis, Comet Ping Pong, or its employees," Jones wrote.
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The paintings will be interpreted by curators from museums in London, Amsterdam, Munich, Philadelphia and Tokyo, who will deliver a sequence of live 15-minute commentaries while standing with the works in the museums.
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Lui from the Hong Kong Baptist University thinks the pro-establishment camp has split views on the matter, amid recent pro-Beijing commentaries that seem to set a tone of sticking with the timetable.
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Thinking I was fueling this hatred because I support President Trump, he showed her some of my commentaries when to his surprise she pointed out the rudeness and attacks that mirrored her own experience.
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These two books are insightful and worthwhile commentaries on a country both authors love—but it is surely a gloomy reading of Britain's traditions to see its current predicament as a national self-fulfillment.
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Commentaries critical of Tokyo, which has maintained a harder line toward Pyongyang than Seoul and Washington, have increased noticeably in recent weeks in a strategy aimed at driving a wedge between Japan and its allies.
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In a back-and-forth series of commentaries authored by Cantor and Fedoroff just published in the journal Current Sexual Health Reports, Cantor highlights major shortcomings in the 2014 study suggesting that pedophilia is changeable.
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Let's take the Wikileaks compilation as an example—there's 33 tracks in all on the compilation—this means that there are 33 differing and relatively ambiguous artistic takes (or "commentaries") on the subject of Wikileaks.
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In the intervening years, I was dimly aware, Jafari either left or was excised from the Grumps, building up his own YouTube network and prodigious subscriber count with video game-focused clips, skits, and commentaries.
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Thousands of Cambodians have poured in from all corners of the country to Phnom Penh, the capital, to pay their respects to a man famed nationally for his radio programmes and his measured, impartial commentaries.
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The discs also feature four episode commentaries on Rick's final episode, the two final episodes of the season, and season nine, episode seven, which was directed by Michael Cudlitz who played Abraham on the series.
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Eschewing more traditional media outlets, Mr. Andrews reached out to The Onion, the satirical news organization known for outlandish social commentaries, comedic horoscopes and political spoofs, which since 2012 has had an internal ad agency.
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BlackRock, which employs more than 13,000 people, already uses data to pinpoint which financial advisers are most likely to recommend its funds for clients, while Franklin Templeton now uses software to part-write fund commentaries.
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While these could be perceived as larks, or heady commentaries on the tired conventions of art in the lineage of conceptualists like Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol, for Cattelan, they are about something else: survival.
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He was said to study its volumes and commentaries 18 hours a day, and when diabetes left him blind about 53 years ago, he had teams of volunteers read the rabbinical legal debates to him.
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Closure: Have students put together their commentaries to create a class New Sentences column by hanging them on the wall, binding them in a book or using an online blogging platform, like Tumblr or Edublogs.
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The president said he had not intervened in Mr. Stone's case, evidently making a distinction between his public commentaries and explicit orders, but added that he had the power to do so if he wanted.
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In the 1980s and '90s, he produced commentaries and books on censorship and other constitutional issues; murder mysteries; portraits of educators and judges; and an avalanche of articles on abortion, civil liberties and other issues.
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