I've learned my strengths and my weaknesses, and I try to get a team around me that complemented ... not so much complemented me, but that we complemented each other because it is a team thing.
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Carino complemented his lady love in an all black tux.
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I advocate eating a lot of vegetables, complemented by meat.
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This is complemented by the film's Simon and Garfunkel soundtrack.
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On January 235th it complemented this with a derivatives contract.
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Thus, Brazilian and the U.S. law enforcement complemented each other.
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The outlet reported that the two detectives complemented each other.
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This is complemented by good access to contingency liquidity sources.
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It's all complemented by impeccable service and painstaking attention to detail.
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The country also complemented these harm-reduction interventions with prevention programs.
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But we found that tea and cheese really complemented each other.
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It was just a regular braid, and it complemented every outfit.
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It was as if what I wore complemented the entire experience.
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Foos thought their projects complemented each other, and Talese somewhat agreed.
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She complemented the look with a high ponytail and natural makeup.
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So, other gadgets are coming back, often complemented by smartphone apps.
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Trepp's warped and wonderful visuals perfectly complemented Reid's exploratory playing style.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma State complemented its stingy defense with a balanced offense.
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Curry complemented his 15 points with a game-high seven assists.
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It must be complemented by new management techniques, methodologies and tools.
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Fox complemented his 11 points with a team-high seven assists.
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I never really felt her depression, so we complemented each other.
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So other gadgets are coming back, often complemented by smartphone apps.
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LandlordStation, which provides tenant screening, felt that RadPad complemented its business.
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Twitter users complemented Roger's skin and hair, saying she was beautiful.
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His voice, burnished but slightly nasal, complemented his melodic harmonica playing.
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The acting of the entire cast complemented the consistently strong singing.
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The singer's black tux complemented his wife's sexy red gown perfectly.
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The two found over time that they complemented each other well.
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Then he discovered that hot Pilates complemented his hot yoga practice.
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We feel the video complemented and enhanced Sack's powerful investigative reporting.
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This fur is often complemented by dazzling green or yellow eyes. 21.
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Pluto TV's content offering will also be complemented with additional Viacom programming.
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Appointment-based systems better serve their purpose when complemented by evaluation commissions.
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It complemented the functionality of my phone; it didn't make it redundant.
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Her hair perfectly complemented her strapless black-and-white striped Jovani jumpsuit.
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Next, each infused gin is complemented with a different tonic and garnish.
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This will be complemented by training footage, heatmaps and detailed match reports.
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She complemented her baby-blue dress with orange lipstick and dangling earrings.
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The higher resolution models were complemented with appropriate lighting and paint shine.
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A honeysuckle blooming in the alley next door complemented its golden sweetness.
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Eric Bledsoe complemented Middleton's scoring outburst with 34 points and 10 assists.
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His suit and T-shirt complemented her laser-cut maxi dress perfectly.
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It's complemented by a band of smaller diamonds that total 25 carats.
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Dr. Luo, a calm introvert, perfectly complemented Mr. Arison, an energetic extrovert.
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The digital push will be complemented by a lobbying effort to pressure lawmakers.
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It's a sweet track, with a quiet melody, complemented by Mayer's soothing vocals.
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Their efforts are complemented by federal and state schemes for poor adolescent girls.
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Metal-heeled stiletto shoes complemented the outfits along with big lace-like shoppers.
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Shepard acknowledged that he understoodit, and Bruce the lawyer complemented my apparent focus.
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It is perfectly complemented by the sleek cut which has become increasingly popular.
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Schwarzenegger complemented him in a black and silver leopard-patterned Monique Lhuillier dress.
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These days, it's leg slits all the way, complemented by a shaggy 'do.
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Teague complemented his 12 points with eight assists, four rebounds and four steals.
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Minsky's work might have complemented theirs, but they did not refer to it.
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His daring is complemented by the steady, comprehensive game of Marc-Eduoard Vlasic.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows framed the iconic skyline, complemented by gauzy white curtains.
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On race days, she adopted a steely resolve that complemented her inherent aggressiveness.
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She complemented her bold look with black platform heels and bright red lipstick.
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It was not overly sweet, and was complemented wonderfully by a buttery crust.
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These hard incentives need to be complemented with a range of soft incentives.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. complemented Doncic's effort with 26 points, including six 3-pointers.
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Their views will be complemented by hundreds of police cameras across the city.
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Clinton neatly complemented the notion that she wasn't out to help ordinary Americans.
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Biden complemented the women's team on their great run in a separate video.
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The shade is called At The Barre and it perfectly complemented my navy dress.
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It complemented the snowy backdrop of the Amangani resort in Jackson Hole, WY, perfectly.
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Synthetic celebrities will be complemented by synthesized voice as these content types go mainstream.
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Disick complemented his look in a long sleeve, black shirt and army green pants.
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This was complemented with a promise to make shareholder votes on executive pay binding.
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Simpson wore Neil Lane jewelry that complemented her engagement ring designed by the jeweler.
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In its home market, it complemented another, more successful Rocket transportation startup, Easy Taxi.
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Often (but not necessarily) this is complemented with a philosophy of equal democratic citizenship.
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Or should church voices be complemented, even supplanted, by other philosophical and moral authorities?
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But Will did like the taste and thought the cocktail sauce complemented it well.
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It is complemented by a brilliant cast, including Wiig, Maya Rudolph, and Melissa McCarthy.
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During the concerto, he instinctively moved with choreographic grace that complemented his expressive playing.
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Her red gown was complemented with giant pink sleeves that sat below her shoulders.
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The saltiness in the fries is complemented by the sweetness of the ice cream.
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Large silver cuff bracelets complemented the silver eye makeup worn by their runway models.
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It's also backed by a 24-month warranty and complemented by a useful app.
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Their highly stylized acting was a marvel of physical precision, complemented by elaborate makeup.
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A generous croquette of goat cheese from Briar Rose Creamery nicely complemented the tomatoes.
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"From the very start, our personalities have always complemented each other," Mr. Pearlman said.
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He paired his suit with a burgundy T-shirt that complemented his wife's dress.
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Kravitz complemented her head-to-toe gold look with red earrings, lipstick, and nails.
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Bilson complemented Hader's suit in a black gown with ruffled sleeves and gold embellishments.
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This progress is complemented by investments by industry and fellow philanthropists like Bill Gates.
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JAY-Z complemented her look in an all-white tuxedo, white shoes and small sunglasses.
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I think all those reforms are very useful but should be complemented with easier registration.
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The weekend is complemented by fair-specific programming, including talks, launches, special projects, and signings.
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To date, VINwiki has over 100,000 active users, complemented by a wildly successful YouTube channel.
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Beatrice, 30, chose a maroon band that complemented her floral dress featuring a ruffled skirt.
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The Kill Em with Kindness singer complemented her Coach slip dress with shattered glass nails.
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Labour law mostly falls under national competence, complemented by minimum EU social standards and jurisprudence.
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The star's fresh face was complemented by a black jumpsuit, silver headscarf, and glitzy accessories.
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This handcrafted, folk element is complemented and juxtaposed with techniques involving contemporary science and technology.
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A custom blend from a classic Kryolan kit, which complemented the star's nearly naked eyes.
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We thought it was important for the crispy chicken to be complemented by something soft.
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Ms Jaho has great magnetism on stage, her singing complemented by a particular physical presence.
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The dress, with it's a-line cut and sparkly strap, complemented her flawless features perfectly.
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She lent me a pair of anklets with pink trim because they complemented my dress.
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The covers also perfectly complemented the music within — onslaughts of bold and abrasive sonic experimentation.
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We loved the way the gooey, cheesy texture complemented the crispness of the flatbread pieces.
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This is what happens when a Hall of Fame talent is complemented with unprecedented spacing.
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Jamison's skill set in finance and business operations complemented Moody's product development and sales strengths.
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The music here is always complemented by other artistic dimensions like performance, projection, and scenography.
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Academic blogging and data journalism haven't replaced traditional interview-style reporting, but they've complemented it.
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Since 2002, it has been complemented by a second, smaller theater just up the hill.
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The plans, complemented by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and the government's swift resignation, are audacious.
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A 264-26 rebounding edge, led by Hill with five, complemented UCLA's stingy defensive effort.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie complemented each other in classy outfits at the 2009 BAFTAs.
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Hairstylist Ursula Stephen complemented Zendaya's refreshed hair color with a set of soft Hollywood waves.
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So they had this yin-yang of opposite personalities that somehow remarkably complemented each other.
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Often, they turn meals into works of art, where every flavor is complemented and balanced.
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Broderick, 54, complemented his wife handsomely in a dark blue suit, tie and black leather shoes.
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The reality star complemented the look with purple eyeshadow, large, gold hoop earrings, and purple nails.
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These rating strengths are complemented by its substantial operations in Europe and Canada, which diversify earnings.
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Yara's story is complemented by the daily tribulations of an exhausted singing telegram performer (Larry Owens).
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The library's collection of Western erotic imagery is complemented by its holdings of non-Western examples.
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This was a super angled blunt cut that complemented Kim's face and jawline from all angles.
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Meghan and her bridal party's bouquets of flowers complemented the regal green wall paper behind them.
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"Pinks have always complemented fair skin, but this shade takes pink to another level," she says.
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Today, experiments like this one are complemented by detailed analyses of comets and cosmic dust clouds.
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The "All of Me" singer, 39, complemented his wife in a simple-yet-elegant navy tuxedo.
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Draymond Green complemented the Warriors' guard-heavy output with 19 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds.
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The two brothers, for brothers they are, had contrasting personalities and talents that complemented each other.
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Mapping of all visible features on 193–1918 aerial photographs, complemented with two digitized dugout plans.
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Mapping of all visible features on 1915–1918 aerial photographs, complemented with two digitized dugout plans.
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So they must be complemented by alternative sources of energy, which add to the total cost.
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Never before has he been complemented by so many elite shooters and enjoyed so much spacing.
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Her ensemble was complemented by Lorraine Schwartz earrings and a soft, wavy hairstyle and silver sandals.
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Ms. Callahan wore a purple cardigan and purple slacks that she said complemented her white hair.
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Beal and Morris complemented him as the Washington offense scored 60 points in the second half.
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Some episodes are also complemented by written articles on the website with photographs and additional info.
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These metal crescent earrings perfectly complemented the sculptural fall collection — as they would almost any outfit.
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Beal and Morris complemented him as the Washington offense scored 23 points in the second half.
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Industry experts say Mr. Dubuis's understated manner and old-school craftsmanship complemented Mr. Dias's exuberant style.
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The jazzy elements were nicely complemented by the stylish performance of Weill's "Little Threepenny Music" suite.
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Now, centuries later, the main nave of the building was complemented with a vast light installation.
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Political hobbyism might not be so bad if it complemented mundane but important forms of participation.
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The first trailer for the Searchlight Pictures production was complemented by first look photos on NewYorker.
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"Everybody was so complimentary of our outfits and the way we complemented one another," Jandoo said.
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Their work was complemented by the Pacific Division of the United Confederate Veterans, founded shortly thereafter.
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The singer complemented the look with sparkly gold eyeshadow, oversized green earrings, and old Hollywood waves.
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But soon after meeting, the two creatives found that their artistic ideologies complemented each other's perfectly.
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A well-structured pinot noir rosé from Domaine Charles Audoin complemented all five of our courses adroitly.
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The scene complemented her green gown, blue-dyed hair tucked in two buns and shiny blue lipstick.
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The campiness with which Jenna always approached gender is perfectly complemented by Paul's drag performance of her.
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Subban, 30, complemented Vonn's look in a black and gold patterned button-down shirt and black pants.
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"Paper Scissors Stone", the opening track, features Jack Wyllie leading on the saxophone, complemented by the percussion.
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Rodriguez complemented his girlfriend's outfit in a deep blue velvet jacket and crisp white button-down shirt.
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Boeing Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg said last week its services growth would be complemented by strategic acquisitions.
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She completed the look with black tights and booties, perfectly complemented by her man's all-black ensemble.
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Manu's mega-power, the adamantium claws that complemented his healing factor, was his touch around the rim.
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Røed's perspective was complemented by a presentation by an artist who did not construct a memorial herself.
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To top it all off, the silvery, pearlescent blue shadow on her lids complemented the jumpsuit perfectly.
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Those visits complemented efforts by Washington to move toward a restoration of relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
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He complemented Facebook's efforts to build ways of catching bad actors even if they're shielded by encryption.
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"Simultaneous land, air, naval and police operations complemented each other putting pressure on (Abu Sayyaf)," Tan said.
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Lush, fruit flavors of cherry and cassis are complemented by earthy flavors of mushroom and forest floor.
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The lawmaker is known as an immigration hardliner whose policies have complemented Trump's focus on border security.
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EIB financing activities are complemented by the European Investment Fund, which finances riskier projects and smaller enterprises.
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I just thought all the tastes complemented each other well and the smoothie washed it down nicely.
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DELACROIX North America's first comprehensive retrospective of this domineering French Romantic painter will be complemented, through Nov.
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The museum show's clearly flowing narrative is complemented by a more diffuse, nonlinear presentation at Saarinen House.
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The beats were hard-hitting trap, but with a levity and playfulness that complemented Wai's relentless enthusiasm.
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Lima's ethnographic, documentary practice is complemented by more speculative and conceptual approaches found elsewhere in the exhibition.
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Guinness's style complemented Deadpool's sarcastic tone, as there was a jokey, almost friendly aspect to the comic.
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A hefty walnut table is complemented by a settee covered in a blush mohair velvet from Fortuny.
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Oklahoma split rushing duties, and running backs Trey Sermon, Kennedy Brooks and Rhamondre Stevenson each complemented Hurts.
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It is muscular storytelling complemented by characters — especially Swede Levov — who burn their way into one's memory.
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Mauch was known for playing small ball and focusing on defense, an approach that complemented Amaro's skills.
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Hubble and Gaia took observations that complemented each other to create a holistic view of the galaxy.
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Berk encouraged women to please themselves — an attitude that complemented and contributed to the brewing sexual revolution.
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Tunisia's idyllic beaches are complemented by the town of Sidi Bou Said's blue and white color palate.
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The effect made way for Riccardo Tisci's cacophonous clothing and complemented its pulled-together-yet-languorous vibe.
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Complemented by a similarly American-dominated long-haul fleet consisting of aircraft such as the Boeing 747.
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Both men were wearing matching black-and-white Mickey Mouse T-shirts that complemented their black turbans.
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The four artists are represented in the exhibition by one painting each, complemented by works on paper.
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Middleton complemented the elegant pieces with a pair of suede Jimmy Choo pumps and her signature glossy waves.
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The performances were complemented with stunning fireworks, ziplining acts, statues of giant panthers and a massive inflatable slide.
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Both women also topped off their looks with feathered fascinators (aka small ornamental headpieces) that complemented their gowns.
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Driver's black tuxedo complemented Tucker's black-and-white gown, which featured multi-colored floral embroidery throughout the skirt.
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EI has complemented its deposit funding with three Sukuk issues, demonstrating good access to capital markets when required.
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The GX9 has Panasonic's 1003-axis "dual" image stabilization, which is complemented by stabilization in the company's lenses.
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ICE said Trayport's business complemented the exchange's existing operations and there has been no loss of customer choice.
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In her latest photo montage, the singer complemented her gray suit with a lipstick of the same color.
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Eventually, that will also be complemented with sourcing information from outside the organization — either contractors or new hires.
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Second, it has complemented external liberalization with domestic reforms through deregulation and lowering the cost of doing business.
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ESMA also said centralised supervision of clearing could be "complemented" by a role for central banks, without elaborating.
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They were standard-issue, droopy slices, and they were complemented by the occasional standard-issue hard-shell taco.
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Tyga complemented his new friend, wearing an all black ensemble, accessorized with a hat, chains and a watch.
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She complemented her J.Lo circa 2000 vibe with a handful of gold necklaces, hoops, and those aforementioned shades.
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It proved truly eerie how well the bawdy, floating face of Gary Numan complemented their abstract funk swagger.
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Boeing Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg said on Wednesday its services growth would be complemented by strategic acquisitions.
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Mr. Ducros, whose colorful, sparkling playing greatly enhanced the evening, offered several solos that complemented Mr. Jaroussky's selections.
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Stacy was gorgeous, prone to violent outbursts, and she possessed a wit that complemented her French-tipped nails.
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Served around a fresh and creamy guacamole and fried plantain slices, the tastes complemented and amplified each other.
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Colleagues also appreciate the way she complemented her boss: Rodriguez was the forceful personality; Haspel commanded the details.
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They complemented that with a Facebook fundraising campaign -- a "virtual lemonade stand" that just kept bringing in money.
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This needs to be complemented by new policies, programs and resources — including at the state and local levels.
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The shiny black paint and ENVE wheels are complemented nicely by the blingy chain and gum-wall tires.
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Baez finished with two hits and two runs scored, while Happ complemented his two hits with two RBIs.
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This was complemented by the Djibouti Code of Conduct that enabled East African intervention to counter piracy threats.
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It helped that future expectations were complemented by the bullish reality of fast-falling exchange stocks of nickel.
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It offered creamy aromas of golden apple and Asian pear, complemented by notes of crème brûlée and vanilla.
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AI is complemented by a thoughtful dialogue and one-on-ones or other types of engagement with employees.
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I've complemented such heart-racing fare with a few games that take me somewhere nice, calm and contented.
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The primary camera has a 48-megapixel sensor, which is complemented by 20MP ultrawide and 8MP telephoto cameras.
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In autonomous vehicles, Hyundai said that V2X technology complemented existing sensors and eased interaction with other road users.
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However at present only about 1% of renewable energy is complemented by storage, reckons Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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When they looked into it more seriously, they found that the two companies complemented each other, they said.
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The outfit complemented a gold two-piece ensemble worn by Shakira, who also performed during the halftime show.
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This almost borderless style is then further complemented by an incredibly thin profile that measures just 15 millimeters.
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Ansari-Cox shined in an off-the-shoulder silver gown, which Cox complemented with a clean black suit.
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Vujacic began meditating when he was a young player in Los Angeles and found it complemented his game.
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She performs with self-confidence and charisma, complemented all along by her bouncing curls and an infectious grin.
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Their graceful faces are complemented by complex hairstyles and undoubtedly reflect the ideals of beauty at the time.
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The largest, most heavily armed sub in the world when launched, her main batteries complemented six torpedo tubes.
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She skipped her signature loose waves for a sleek updo, and Reynolds complemented his wife in a classic tuxedo.
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The huge waterjet is complemented by this similarly huge CNC machine, which literally bends the cut metal into shape...
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The bills, called Modernizing Obstetric Medicine Standards (MOMS) and Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE), complemented each other.
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This economic compulsion to seek variety is being complemented by a rise in ethical consumers voting with their forks.
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INDOORS: The oldest part of the house dates to 97003, complemented by additions in the early 1900s and 1960s.
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These observational advances are complemented by the headway scientists have made in modeling the speculative profiles of these echoes.
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Ecodesign standards are complemented by energy labels to help consumers buy more efficient products that are cheaper to run.
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Such a deal would have complemented the two chains' customer base and improved their buying power, the sources added.
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The spirit was always down to party and perfectly complemented the Technicolor cocktails that dominated the 20th century's close.
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All that bling complemented her long white floral coat, from the Louis Vuitton 2018 Spring Ready-to-Wear collection.
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The clean, crisp look complemented my burgeoning minimalist aesthetic, required little upkeep, and was hard to really fuck up.
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Colab's entire ethos is further complemented by the book's wraparound cover, which doubles as a reversible, fold-out poster.
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The Duchess' fresh cut was complemented with coffee brown lowlights (maybe she asked her colorist for cold-brew hair?).
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Despite not having entirely similar dispositions, Lauren Graham ( the woman behind Lorelai Gilmore) feels the pair complemented one another.
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Foxx donned a black suit with a skinny tie, sequin panther pin and purple shoes, which complemented Holmes' dress.
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Fundamentalists try to prevent people from accessing schools, particularly women, because these fanatics' hate is complemented by serious ignorance.
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Fox complemented 16 points with seven assists for Sacramento, while Cauley-Stein had 19 points and Bogdan Bogdanovic 14.
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Draymond Green complemented the shooting efforts of Curry and Thompson with 12 points and a team-high 12 rebounds.
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The painting is a diamond-shaped study in blue-and-green crosshatching complemented by patches of partially divergent brushwork.
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Room proportions are grand, with ceilings measuring up to 13 feet, complemented by chandelier lighting and plaster ceiling medallions.
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So, too, was the lightly cooked salmon, although its accompanying saffron fennel purée clashed rather than complemented the fish.
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Establishing climate-resilient food systems means the agricultural sector will need to be complemented by energy and infrastructure development.
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The playful pinup styles are a happy translation of its whimsical aesthetic, complemented by Ms. Degreas's figure-flattering shapes.
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FRANCE'S FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS ECB'S MONETARY POLICY SHOULD BE COMPLEMENTED WITH FISCAL MEASURES, INVESTMENTS TO REVIVE GROWTH
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An original brass light fixture hangs in the dining area and is complemented by new cylindrical brass ceiling pendants.
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Friday's version complemented several nice defensive plays by Brown, including blocking a Tony Snell layup attempt off the backboard.
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BI complemented the rate cut with moves to increase market operations to ensure ample rupiah and foreign currency liquidity.
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Two Swedish companies, Cirkus Cirkör and Folkoperan, have combined to create a minimalist opera complemented by the circus arts.
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The shade of the title is contrasted and complemented by vibrant areas of orange, pink, blue, brown and green.
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This time, at least in the first half, Mr. van Zweden choose recent works that complemented Ms. Reid's score.
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In the past, propaganda often complemented military action; now fighting may be necessary only to provide images for propaganda.
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That's complemented by a ceiling system that uses a similar stretched fabric-based lighting system as other Apple Stores.
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The Cavaliers shot 27 percent for the game as sophomore Kyle Guy complemented Hall with 223 points of his own.
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Alexis Scorer, executive director at investment banking firm GP Bullhound, said AI's versatility was being complemented by the London economy.
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Second, Rubio was concerned that as a fellow Cuban-American freshman senator, he didn't think he complemented Cruz particularly well.
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Until now, Chef used an open core model with a number of proprietary products that complemented its open-source tools.
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The engagement was sweet, and Lindsay looked damn good in a metallic dress that perfectly complemented her GORGEOUS new ring.
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" When the reporter complemented the property, Marilyn said, "Good, anybody who likes my house, I'm sure I'll get along with.
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The band perfectly complemented the star's romantic oval center stone engagement ring, which she received from Pratt, 39, in January.
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Thanks to the silver beading, the vibrant yellow wasn't too in-your-face, but somehow complemented Mbatha-Raw's complexion beautifully.
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Both Tyler and Brian's looks complemented their wives and all five outfits created one big fashion moment on the carpet.
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Take Fritz Haber, a Prussian chemist who habitually wore his military uniform in the lab (it complemented his duelling scar).
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Twenty-five of his works will be complemented by sculptures by Louise Bourgeois, who similarly probed childhood and familial memories.
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These pieces are complemented by archival materials and vintage photographs of her and of her works taken by Imogen Cunningham.
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Foxx donned a black suit with a skinny tie, sequin panther pin and purple shoes, which complemented his date's dress.
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Finally, these efforts will need to be complemented by re-integrating former addicts into employment and housing to prevent relapse.
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The Hugo's impeccable pedigree is complemented by a characterful box that is instantly distinct from everything else on the market.
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We all shared the same goal, but our skill sets and personalities balanced and complemented one another in true symbiosis.
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According to The Sun's Lydia Hawken, "Meghan revealed she had second thoughts about her outfit" when complemented by a fan.
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Monumental canvases by Melike Kara (Peres Projects) complemented a hands-on musical instrument installation by David Shrigley (Anton Kern Gallery).
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The mural's background is in shades of blue, complemented by blue-and-white pentagonal shapes, white stars and red daisies.
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Kyle Lowry complemented Leonard's 30 points and Green's long-distance shooting with five 3-pointers en route to 252.4 points.
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It's potentially the league's most dangerous lineup, and it could soon be complemented by the restoration of the starting rotation.
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Ashbery's collages are complemented by ephemera, such as copies of his books and the sources from which he took images.
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Dr Pepper's direct-to-store delivery model will be complemented by Keurig's online presence and relationships with major supermarket chains.
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A diverse lineup of over 50 artists, musicians, and performers present two-minute pieces, to be complemented by a meal.
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Vast new reserves of offshore oil would provide an added boost, complemented by the country's robust and sophisticated manufacturing sector.
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Her mix of hidden virtuosity and tender emotion complemented the power of John Kriza, her frequent ballet partner, as Billy.
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It features a fried chicken fillet on a brioche bun, complemented by a few pickles and a slather of mayonnaise.
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As Bart and Laurie switch from sharpshooting to armed robbery, her erotic excitement is complemented by his sense of unreality.
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It made for a scenic, but still short walk to the elevators, complemented by a fireplace flanked by cushy chairs.
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It will soon be complemented by a second, much larger, facility which is already under construction at the same site.
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It complemented a look she took up at the Grammys, when she performed pregnant, channelling African, Hindu, and Roman deities.
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The two players have complemented each other perhaps more than expected, and Hischier finished with 19 goals and 32 assists.
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The result was a pink gold dial — the company refused to call it "salmon" — complemented by a white gold case.
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And at Dries Van Noten, animal bone and teeth on a simple cord complemented oversize knitwear and slim-cut bluejeans.
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The knitted stitches were especially thick and prominent, and the coloring complemented Evans' blue eyes and dark brown hair remarkably.
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Some social media users said the statue perfectly complemented what they called the wooden public appearances of the first lady.
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Some social media users said the statue perfectly complemented what they called the wooden public appearances of the first lady.
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They complemented the sports clips with their own personalities and, in the case of Scott, redefined the highlight show genre.
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Stafford's always had a cannon arm, but he's complemented it with inconsistency and accuracy issues even in his best season.
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Foxx wore a black suit with a skinny tie, sequin panther pin and purple shoes, which complemented his date's dress perfectly.
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He kept the Padres off balance with a fastball in the low 90s, complemented by an effective curveball, slider and changeup.
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Perhaps topping prior years' outfits, her dress featured multiple shades of pink, complemented by her fascinator hat and flower-studded shoes.
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Clear leadership of large-cap growth/tech stocks has been complemented by phases of strength in consumer, industrial and financial names.
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The company said that results of its St. Louis test found that Impossible Whopper sales complemented sales of the traditional Whopper.
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Wilson's ensemble complemented Ciara's effortless beauty, as he sported a tuxedo with an undone bow tie and a silver lapel pin.
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His bleach blond buzzcut, which reminded me of Eminem, complemented the small gold gauges in his ears and the yellow earbuds.
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According to LiveKindly, the cruelty-free quaff will be complemented by vegan bites such as sliders, nuggets, and Kentucky Fried Cauliflower.
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She complemented the dress with a wash of metallic rose gold eye shadow, a pink-nude lipstick and loose, romantic waves.
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Barose both adjusted the hue and the size of the dots to what best complemented each model's complexion and face shape.
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Last month, they complemented a rate cut with relaxation of lending rules and changes to monetary operations aimed at boosting growth.
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She complemented her cornrows with hoop earrings, minimal makeup (let's admire that contouring perfection for a minute), and brushed-up brows.
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These gains were complemented by resilient employment in transportation and warehousing, education and health care and professional and business services. 21625.
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He complemented China, Cambodia's biggest trade partner and donor, for never making such threats and attaching conditions to aid and investment.
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He said Tesla's mission to build zero-emission vehicles and battery packs would be complemented by SolarCity's sales of solar panels.
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The spice was there — an undercurrent that never dominated but complemented the fatty chicken, briny pickle, and soft (non-brioche) bun.
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" McConnell complemented Trump's and Ryan's efforts and then concluded his remarks on the debacle with four words: "Sorry that didn't work.
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This could allow a group of educators, for example, to work together to build out tours that complemented their lesson plans.
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As I walked around campus the morning after the election, there was an eerie silence complemented perfectly by a misting rain.
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Meals worth traveling for are usually complemented by service and décor that's meant to soothe, excite or even dazzle in person.
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In this he complemented the arguments of the anti-urban-renewal activist Jane Jacobs, with whom he developed a close friendship.
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Per our server's recommendation, we sipped Kiku-Masamune Junmai Kimoto, a lighter sake that complemented the first half of our meal.
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Individual studio research is complemented by seminar courses, regular visits with faculty, group critiques, and an outstanding roster of visiting artists.
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Most of Delta's mainline fleet features seatback in-flight entertainment systems complemented with WiFi and in-seat power, according to SeatGuru.
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Gaucho-inspired touches like cowskin rugs and old-fashioned wooden wardrobes are complemented by a small pool and chic public spaces.
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The on-the-ground search, supported by the conservation society, was complemented by a less adventurous investigation — of the scientific literature.
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Fox complemented his points with a team-high five assists for the Kings, who won three of four consecutive road games.
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The festival is complemented by the vital selections of the Directors' Fortnight, with additional movies in another parallel program, Critics' Week.
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When smokers started turning to lower-priced cigarettes, Marlboro started to advertise other products and experiences that complemented its cowboy ethos.
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Complemented by the salmon dial, the watch has "an inherent hint of vintage that otherwise would not be there," he said.
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It failed, but I realized that Emil was the perfect business partner, as we had great chemistry and complemented each other.
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These next-gen sensors are complemented by higher performance CPUs and GPUs, as well as improved cabling, heat management and circuitry.
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But in most cases, as in Yemen and Somalia, local proxy forces have complemented the strikes with operations on the ground.
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The sculptural qualities of rock crystal suited Mr. Webb's bold aesthetic and complemented the clean lines of the James Galanos gown.
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The cutting is complemented by the music, which has flavors of Afrobeat and hip-hop but also more conventional cinema scoring.
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The IDRs and VR reflect the bank's well-established private banking franchise in Switzerland and internationally, now enlarged and complemented by BSI.
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Brown complemented his 16 points with a game-high five assists for Bradley, which reached the finals by beating SMU 75-62.
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She was also prepared for the possibility of rain, walking around with an umbrella (that perfectly complemented her outfit) just in case.
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The clothes were complemented with chunky ethnic bracelets, metal necklaces, big leather clutches and flat slippers in horse hair in earthy tones.
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Complemented with a potential Vision Fund II, Masayoshi Son's vision for a completely transformed SoftBank seems waiting for him in the cards.
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She complemented the white, ruffled neckline with a bright white liner on the lower waterline, courtesy of makeup artist Sarah Nicole Tanno.
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Many of the fall and winter 2017 collections were complemented with stick-straight hair, timeless center-parts, and blunt, brow-skimming bangs.
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The apps are then complemented by a new web experience, which lets you create a variety of visual content using your browser.
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The top, with its oversized buttons and sweet ruffles, is perfectly complemented by the high-waisted bottoms from designer Lisa Marie Fernandez.
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The info dumps characterizing later story quests are complemented by mountains of audio recordings and walls of text, all of it optional.
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It was simple yet striking, and it perfectly complemented the coral-painted walls and bright orange light that constantly flooded the apartment.
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These surrogate domestic media networks are complemented by the Voice of America, whose mission is to tell America's story to the world.
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Standard-issue pub food and a modest beer-and-wine selection are complemented by sixteen cocktails divided into "house" and "classic" categories.
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These groups either complemented or filled in for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the Democratic Party's arm focusing on state legislative races.
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The EU sees as unacceptable May's Chequers proposal for a free-trade agreement complemented by a "single rulebook" for trade in goods.
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It includes a mix of maftoul and other couscous, complemented by tomatoes and cucumber and seasoned with parsley, mint and lemon vinaigrette.
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The Mets knew he complemented a lineup heavy on left-handers and could perform in the sometimes overheated environment of New York.
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The Jersey rapper spits biting verses over a catwalk club beat complemented by a few lines dropped by iconic Canadian singer Peaches.
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These groups either complemented or filled in for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the Democratic party's arm focusing on state legislative races.
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According to Mr. Tillerson, these stunning displays of Trumpian affection for Mr. Xi were complemented by more concrete discussions behind closed doors.
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Thirty of the 47 artists who were in that show are included (six with the same images), complemented by more recent works.
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Blending with the strings but with a reedy brightness that complemented the winds and brasses, her sitar was a persuasive orchestral chameleon.
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Helen Mirren brightened the BAFTA's red carpet when she debuted bubblegum coloured hair, which she complemented with equally eye-catching pink lipstick.
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Calder is thought to have made about 29, and Pace has complemented them with other pieces, for a total of 36 sculptures.
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Specially designed digital signal processing is complemented by a class-D amplifier, balanced mode radiator, and low-profile aluminium high-excursion woofer.
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It's well-complemented by the production of her brother, Finneas O'Connell, who prefers cleanly structured music far less outré than Eilish herself.
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Patients who'd previously failed to respond to either drugs or psychotherapy saw improvements when their treatment was complemented with guided MDMA sessions.
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Strong results for retailers Target, Lowe's and Nordstrom on Wednesday were complemented by better than expected purchasing manager surveys in Europe on Thursday.
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This is perfectly complemented 'under the hood' by a unique, intuitive user interface that exudes sophistication thanks to Porsche Design's signature design language.
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And you can also find the white heels from Gianvito Rossi that she complemented with this look, which you can buy at barneys.com.
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Foxx sported a black suit with a skinny tie and an eye-catching sequin panther pin and purple shoes that complemented Holmes' gown.
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Alexander stunned in a green-and-black metallic dress with a plunging neckline, while Facinelli complemented her look in an all-black ensemble.
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Our first fugu encounter was a blue plate of sashimi, complemented by some fresh wasabi root grated on a traditional shark's skin board.
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It has round keycaps, complemented by a durable metal alloy frame and premium leather or wood surface to make it look more vintage.
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The couple complemented each other in simple yet stylish looks with Amal, 41, wearing a white strapless gown with a one-sleeved cape.
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The glitzy eye shadow look, which was perfected by makeup artist, Erin Ayanian Monroe, complemented the star's dazzling sequin embellished Dolce & Gabbana dress.
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The arrangement complemented Chopra show-stopping gown, a hand-beaded and embroidered creation by Ralph Lauren with a stunning 75-foot long veil.
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Although Stone initially imagined the dress in silver, the way gold complemented her hair color and skin was too good to pass up.
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The running game took some of the pressure off Hornibrook, as Chris James complemented Taylor's big day with 343 yards on 16 carries.
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These are complemented by an elastic lined water (or wine) bottle holder, and an internal key ring snaphook for your matching P.MAI wristlet.
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These goofy white boys complemented each other in a cohesive decorum, but they had also redefined what it meant to be a boyband.
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The cyclical business of selling and installing new lifts is complemented by a steady stream of income from maintaining and modernising existing lifts.
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Moon recently suspended the deployment of four THAAD interceptor launchers that would have complemented two launchers and radar already deployed in South Korea.
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BI complemented its rate hike with market deepening efforts such as regularising foreign exchange swap auctions to provide swap for liquidity management daily.
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The show's usual electronic hum is complemented, and at times supplanted, by screeching strings and dissonant jolts straight out of a horror film.
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Its famous Ferris wheel is complemented by a trapeze school and restaurants, and the summer is host to a series of outdoor concerts.
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That resulted in a robust multilateral sanctions regime — essentially a web of sanctions developed by the Americans and Europeans that complemented one another.
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He fortified the defense and complemented Portland's ball-handlers and furious weakside action splendidly with some of the firmest picks in the league.
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But it's complemented by the machine, which "moves organically along with the body, correcting and removing erroneous patterns," say the Pilates Nerd blog.
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Each man is the other's Ahab, with Wendy playing Ishmael to them all, complemented by one of the strongest supporting casts on television.
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Inside, her watercolor paintings, of mushrooms and wildflowers, hang on the walls, complemented here and there with shells, snake skins and animal skulls.
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But an influx of out-of-town fans has complemented the Golden Knights' fast start on the ice and at the box office.
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But in this joint biography of the first two women to sit on the Supreme Court, Hirshman shows how they complemented each other.
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In his second year as the team's manager, Boone has learned from his missteps and complemented his upbeat demeanor with bursts of intensity.
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"Everybody was so complimentary of our outfits and the way we complemented one another," Jandoo said of people&aposs reactions to the ensembles.
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The FTSE 100 added 0.4%, touching its highest level so far this year, as trade hopes were complemented by easing Middle East tensions.
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It's this final step that gives the American ale its more pronounced hop flavor and aroma, which are complemented by smooth caramel notes.
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Still, the actor Alain Hernández turns in a soulful lead performance under extreme physical stress, complemented by Sergio Jiménez Lacima's lush, romantic score.
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The garden, which incorporates mostly English traditions, including all-green rooms created from clipped hornbeam, is complemented by the house's Nantucket-style simplicity.
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Sky enjoys a strong business risk profile that is complemented by its wider telecoms capabilities, including a strong broadband position and nascent mobile business.
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The 24-MP camera in back also has a neat hexagonal lens, which is further complemented by the Red Magic's rear hexagonal fingerprint sensor.
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And while Michelle Obama's contributions to current political and social discussions has never been only topical, her clothes have complemented her state of mind.
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At Eastern High School, teacher Rebecca Milner welcomed it into her classroom because it complemented the curricula — she teaches Eastern philosophy in her course.
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Pruitt's efforts to push scientists out of the EPA are being complemented by steps to bring industry interests on board, particularly in management roles.
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Therefore, our study should be considered as hypothesis-generating and framework-defining and must be complemented in the future by studies of additional astronauts.
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I think that as it continues to grow, some of that informality might need to shift, or at least be complemented with more structure.
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The country's new long-term energy policy includes hydropower but puts more emphasis on solar and wind, complemented by geothermal, biomass and ocean energy.
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That is partly because the government has not complemented it with a programme to build roads rapidly and provide services in coca-growing areas.
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Reddick complemented his three hits with two RBIs and two runs for the Astros, who were coming off a three-game sweep in Seattle.
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The sparkly Gigi Burris headpiece complemented her low-cut, simple black Maiyet dress with sheer long sleeves, making for one seriously show-stopping ensemble.
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Jay Z, 46, complemented his wife's costume in a black tuxedo with a silver bowtie, a sparkly silver cummerbund and a black bouffant wig.
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The citrus is complemented by a complex, but nuanced gin, floral and herbal syrup and a few drops of bitters to bridge the flavors.
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Just as the lunar eclipse we saw earlier this month complemented the full moon, this eclipse will do the same with the new moon.
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Kevin Durant complemented Curry with 143 points in 26 minutes for the Warriors, who were playing the night after losing 100-98 at Denver.
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A master of glass-encased towers and monumental entrances, both hallmarks of Trump's properties, Fotiadis supplied vision and technical expertise that complemented Trump's salesmanship.
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But weak leadership from President Ngo Dinh Diem, a Catholic who discriminated against the majority Buddhist population, undermined rather than complemented America's war efforts.
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Panelists said the ECB's securities lending programme was complemented by steps from national debt agencies to ease pressure on short-term euro funding markets.
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Throughout the film, the music that followed T'Challa and his rival Erik Killmonger, played by Michael B. Jordan, complemented the ancestry of each man.
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But here he is, complemented by the N.F.L.'s best scoring defense and a cast of dynamic receiving options, and so are the Vikings.
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When we finally decided to create it, we wanted products that complemented the existing collection and that were for both self- or partner-use.
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With a peach-pit-size cabochon emerald centered in a dangling frame, the necklace's contemporary geometry is complemented by an intricate, diamond-bejeweled chain.
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ECB President Mario said last week that if fiscal measures had been in place, they would have complemented central bank policy and boosted growth.
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Those acts were complemented by the dutiful hour-in-and-hour-out basics: blood pressure (110/70), pulse (60), and temp (99.1 — nobody's perfect).
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Its confident, modernist lines are complemented by a less austere chorus of sloping roof, small lattice windows, curvaceous chimney-tops and a weather vane.
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Allen complemented Palmer's scoring with 18 of his own, while Roby found time for a game-high eight rebounds to go with 15 points.
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That will be complemented by videos, photographs and more; recordings by composers he worked with, notably his life partner, John Cage, will be played.
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The garb complemented the restaurant's verdant rose garden, the pleasantly burbling fountain, and the private gazebo in which we sat, surrounded by paisley tapestries.
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It was a coming-of-age saga that captured R&B's confessional style and married it with punchy rap verses that complemented her candor.
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Both Ms. Acra and Mr. Abboud's exotic interpretation of wedding fashion perfectly complemented each other to create a distinctive worldly collection for modern grooms.
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And lastly, Hailey Baldwin hit the red carpet in a dazzling long-sleeve Pamella Roland dress, which she complemented with an extra-sultry smoky eye.
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The piece is perfectly complemented by the gallery's window grates, which are themselves copies of a villa designed by Vann Molyvann, the starchitect of NKA.
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The singer hit the red carpet last night in a multi-colored sequin romper, which she complemented with blue liner, voluminous lashes, and fuchsia lipstick.
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Instead, there's just a simple dragon logo painted on the lid complemented by additional flashes of gold around the touchpad, inside the vents, and elsewhere.
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Her bright new shade perfectly complemented her flawless skin and simple makeup, and stood out against her forest green tracksuit and black leather corset top.
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They will serve a series of small plates that can be complemented with a selection of natural wines, cocktails, or craft beers off the menu.
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The Jackie star glowed in a white Dior floor-length dress on Sunday to the Screen Actors Guild Awards that complemented her growing baby bump.
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This increased Chinese firepower at sea - complemented by a missile force that in some areas now outclasses America's - has changed the game in the Pacific.
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Wilde complemented her bold bob with a plunging grey blazer and trouser set by RVDK as well as Tiffany & Co. jewels and Sergio Rossi heels.
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"Just Say No" was the marketing mantra behind a public-education campaign that complemented an offensive marked by aggressive policing and mandatory-minimum prison sentences.
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The remarks, made by a spokesman at the German headquarters, complemented those made by the unit in Britain saying the focus would remain on customers.
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Its array of eight LED headlights is complemented by what will likely become the Chiron's visual signature: a single rear light spanning the car's width.
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The U.S. isolation policy complemented Cuba's state-controlled information system and the restriction of normal economic, cultural, and political contact with the non-communist world.
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Mitchell and Kalin Fisher complemented Marrow's game-high total with 12 points apiece, but the trio combined to shoot 0-for-9 on 3-pointers.
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Places such as the Mombacho Volcano National Preserve and the Islets of Granada are complemented by eco-friendly hotels, surfing and lots of architectural gems.
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The physical drills complemented the group's ideological training, evidence of which is contained in booklets littering the floor of the tunnel, detailing its uncompromising doctrine.
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But top-down efforts to rationalise coal consumption in power plants and steel mills—however inadequate—are being complemented by pressure from the bottom up.
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Shiny pink lips are complemented by the bright red skin of an octopus; the inside of a human mouth seamlessly blends with a shrimp tail.
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Like Geppetto in his workshop, the Italian design iconoclast "performs" a chair in New York, complemented by a show of rarely seen works in Chelsea.
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Traditional advertising and celebrity ambassador programs were complemented by a web presence on major platforms, informed by data collected from a wide range of sources.
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This preliminary agreement will now be complemented by further discussions in the coming weeks on a credible strategy for ensuring that Greece's debt is sustainable.
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Complemented by Paige, the frontcourt, best in Division I, is powered by a collection of enormous young men whose size belies their agility and athleticism.
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Accompaniments of wild fig and red chili pepper jams complemented the artfully composed plate, and a drizzle of aged balsamic added a touch of sweetness.
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Each house, the material of each building, the shape of each street, the sense of the space, the architectural details: They all complemented one another.
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They are complemented by two high-upside young wing players in Antonio Lawrence, Jr., (216-foot-22013, 93) and Jordan Palmer (29-foot-214, 236).
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That stress seemed absent in the first half against Iowa, when they complemented swarming defense with inside-out balance, racing to a 44-853 lead.
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The accompanying audio is sourced from New Zealand's Nga Taonga Sound and Vision Archive, complemented by recordings of the participating locals reflecting on their forebearers.
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But cutting carbon emissions in the U.S. needs to be complemented by others to influence global pollution — and the results will accrue only over time.
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The exhibition will be complemented by a series of talks and programs beginning Tuesday and continuing through October, as well as an in-depth website.
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The FTSE 100 added 0.4%, having earlier touched its highest level so far this year, as trade hopes were complemented by easing Middle East tensions.
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The home run complemented Chris Tillman's strong start, which featured two hits allowed and a career-high-tying nine strikeouts in 6 2/33 innings.
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With a cast of 20, the production boasts striking lighting by Benjamin Ehrenreich, well complemented by Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew's shadow puppet and video design.
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Such initiatives must be complemented with better, more uniform Internet browser design, so users do not have to tinker with settings to ensure against phishing.
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A person with a different background could have brought an outside perspective to the job, maybe one that would have complemented the military mind-set.
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I tried to look for landscapes that echoed the new growth over old, and to add some different imagery that I felt complemented the words.
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Abundant art was on display from local artists inspired by Southern Florida, which was complemented by a beachy palette of bright pastels and tropical hues.
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The biodynamic vineyard yields a zingy savagnin, a verdelho and a tempranillo, which are complemented by dishes like saltwater barramundi and crispy-skin duck. mimosawines.com.
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These small bets for investors are complemented by the potential for outsized returns given the size and scope that's possible should these markets actually develop.
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Government spokeswoman Isabel Celaa, who announced the measure at a weekly briefing, said the subsidies will be complemented by 25 million euros from European funds.
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Brass and bronze finishes complemented the cool color schemes people liked to use to decorate their homes, making chrome and silver look a bit dated.
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One girl wears a multi-colored dress, her hair styled into a bun atop her head complemented by a white hair tie fashioned into a bow.
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The monarch wore a pastel blue coat over a floral patterned dress complemented by a wide-brimmed hat with flower details by milliner Rachel Trevor Morgan.
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The reality star and author bared almost all from the waist up, complemented by red nails and red lips, in a sultry photo she tweeted Saturday.
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We remember their homes as grand, bizarre estates disconnected from our modern world full of old trinkets and photographs, complemented with stories told but often forgotten.
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The finish of these headphones is really pleasant to the touch, and that's complemented by soft memory foam pads that seem to melt around the ear.
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While an effective flagging system within Facebook and Twitter's GIF searches might be a start, it would also need to be complemented by other moderation tools.
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They all had great chemistry, fulfilling different roles that complemented each other and helped drive a fairly typical fantasy story, albeit a genre-bending one, forward.
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Beatrice paired her pink dress with a black headband embellished by a white floral design, while Eugenie's similar black and white hat complemented her patterned outfit.
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They are complemented by 21-year-old David Pastrnak, who entered Wednesday's games as the leading point scorer in the postseason with nine in three games.
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Content moderation is fragmented into in-house departments, boutique firms, call centers, and micro-labor sites, all complemented by untold numbers of algorithmic and automated products.
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Moretz opted for a lacy LBD and silver stilettos, which perfectly complemented Beckham's black denim jeans and blazer paired with a white button down and tie.
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Konica Minolta said its advanced imaging technology complemented privately held Ambry's genetic testing capabilities, with initial applications for combining the technologies seen in diagnosing hereditary cancer.
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Much of the wood, including poplar and oak in the cabin, is original, complemented by antique doors and wide-board wood floors with reproduction rosehead nails.
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For the Bloch acquisitions, top-level Nelson-Atkins staff regularly advised the couple on assembling its collection and helped amass works that complemented the museum's holdings.
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Jahlil Tripp complemented nine points with a game-high eight rebounds for the Tigers, who had opened with a 74-65 win at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville.
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The Spot is what the future of Amazon's Echo looks like, where Alexa voice controls are complemented by a touchscreen that doesn't demand your constant attention.
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Pauley Perrette, often reduced to being a bit ditsy, shows her serious side, a performance complemented by a perfectly cast Brighton Sharbino, who plays young Abby.
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For good reasons, the French maintain a strong presence in Mali, but that should be complemented by more effective NATO-led operations elsewhere in the region.
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It was largely complemented by a defense, led by Aaron Donald (the N.F.L.'s defensive player of the year), that made teams fight for every yard.
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Robert Bohr, an owner, said he wanted it for warmth and for how well it complemented the midcentury style of the restaurant, designed by Ken Fulk.
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They also include an effort to tighten restrictions on Chinese investment in the United States, complemented by congressional legislation that is expected to be introduced soon.
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Those efforts were complemented by public investments in security, pedestrian areas, bicycle lanes and cultural initiatives during Brazil's boom period at the turn of the century.
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In July 2016, Swarm collected data on Steve's location, temperature and velocity that complemented the careful documentation that the aurora chasers were delivering from the ground.
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This easy salad has a powerfully tart dressing, thanks to a good ¼ cup of syrupy pomegranate molasses, and is complemented by mint and nutty wild rice.
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Ben McLemore complemented his fellow guards with 27 points off the bench for the Rockets, who won for the fourth time in their last five games.
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The ratings take also into account a funding profile that is biased towards wholesale and retail bonds placed through third-party networks, complemented by sound liquidity.
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The reverse, designed by Knut Yran, comprised of an inscription about the host city complemented by a pictogram of the Oslo Town Hall and three snowflakes.
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Sabonis complemented his 25 points with a team-high nine rebounds and four assists for the Pacers, who won 109-102 at Orlando earlier this month.
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To achieve an orderly, democratic and nonviolent solution to the Venezuelan crisis, international pressure must be complemented by constructive engagement of both the government and opposition.
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Ms. VerPlanck's jingle work complemented her cabaret and recording career, giving her the ability to get the most out of each word and to work efficiently.
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In a statement in November announcing her nomination, Trump complemented her credentials as an education advocate and said DeVos will change the way the US approaches education.
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The WGC said that while central bank demand was complemented by more buying of physical bars and coins, jewelry and orders from technology firms, investors took flight.
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The EU has presented the three areas as the bare minimum it deems necessary, complemented by no internal trade tariffs or quotas and the same external tariff.
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Anchors featured heavily throughout the space's décor, complemented by big gold balloons spelling out "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" and a burlap "ONE" banner by Etsy seller Honey Go Designs.
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But the 'old guard' has been complemented by a younger generation – such as Ante Rebic, Mateo Kovacic and Marcelo Brozovic - who all play in Europe's top leagues.
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A very visionary and product-focused CEO, for example, will need to be complemented by a brilliant CFO who can handle detailed questions about the company's finances.
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Featuring a cinched waist, billowing sleeves and a flowing train, the dress' design was perfectly complemented by her chic netted veil and red-and-black statement earrings.
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He said the EU did not want to reopen the treaty but that it could be "interpreted, or complemented with explanations that may be satisfactory", Bloomberg reported.
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Those three form the rock-solid core of the Polish defence, and are complemented by the incisive talent of Lukasz Piszczek and Artur Jędrzejczyk on either flank.
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It would be a similar move to Apple's polka-dot cases for the iPhone 5C, which complemented the colorful design by letting some of it show through.
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Rih complemented the head-turning design with her hair in Bantu knots, bright green eye shadow with crystal studs, dangly earrings and round sunglasses framed with diamonds.
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Michael Jordan was at his peak, and he was complemented by NBA all-stars Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman and 3-point-shoot-out champion Steve Kerr.
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The early 2011th-century space's original wooden beams and brick walls are now complemented by slate floors, Wegner chairs and porcelain tableware by the artist Wang Hai.
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Phife's sillier impulses complemented Q-Tip's headier style perfectly, not quite punctuating Tip's thought provoking yarns with comic relief so much as grounding them in everyday struggles.
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The reflecting pool, where people tossed pennies, is now complemented by a tiny weir whose tinkle of babbling water adds a sound feature for the visually impaired.
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"If we want full and trained military units, the voluntary system needs to be complemented by compulsory military service," Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist told public broadcaster SVT.
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Thomas roared through the regular season, annihilating opponents in the fourth quarter with an improved pull-up jumper that complemented his collection of impossibly slippery hesitation moves.
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But this approach is as much rhetorical as it is substantive; Cruz complemented his far-right policy positions with a vision of America that necessitated extreme measures.
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Krzyzewski considered how his three freshman starters complemented one another, even on a night when Williamson lost track of his man with the game on the line.
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The line is outfitted with little more than two propane burners and a small grill, complemented by two tabletop fryers — one for chicken and another for beignets.
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Mr. Droga, who will remain the agency's creative chairman, said that while he had fielded acquisition offers before, he felt Accenture and his agency complemented each other.
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These must be complemented with more progressive income taxation, employment-generating policies such as infrastructure investment and political reforms that reduce the role of money in politics.
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Thompson collected a game-high 13 rebounds to complete a double-double, while Love complemented his 16 points with eight rebounds and a game-high seven assists.
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Sanon puts in an effervescent performance as Bitti and is wonderfully complemented by Rao, who brings pitch perfect comic timing to what is otherwise a truncated role.
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The rating is also supported by the bank's leading market position in Dutch retail banking, complemented by a solid franchise in the global food and agriculture sectors.
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Mr. Adams was a stout, ruddy-faced man with a big chin and a flying shock of silver hair that complemented his Harris tweeds and country life.
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Unlike the Little Cheesesteak, the meat in this sandwich was clearly the main focus — and it was complemented by the hot melted cheese and the crunchy roll.
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The musical choices feel like purposeful efforts to create a sound which reflected and complemented the contradictory truths of the song and the man who made them.
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The action is complemented by crispy pixel art and a moody, chill soundtrack that kept me building even when I failed my tiny people time and again.
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The sun has been down for hours, but Milo Yiannopoulos is wearing white Eurotrash shades indoors, complemented by a large yellow snake named Jared curled around his neck.
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Choosing a shimmering, long-sleeve Marc Bouwer gown with a breathtaking train, the star complemented the ombré outfit with a vibrant eye makeup (courtesy of pro Michael Patterson).
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Roy Baynes, Merck's head of global clinical development, said Viralytics's approach complemented the U.S. drugmaker's immuno-oncology strategy and opened up the possibility of new synergistic drug combinations.
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The "Chained To The Rhythm" singer posted a series of photos on Instagram, clad in a rainbow chevron bikini that complemented her platinum pixie cut and white sunglasses.
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Stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse said the measures suggested by the ECB have long been in place on its Eurex platform and are complemented by further security mechanisms.
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My point however, is that if these accounts of the similarities, of the trend, are not complemented by accounts of the differences, then that imbalance strengthens the populists.
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Marble tiles from Istanbul cover the floors, and are complemented by teak bedroom doors and a granite-topped bar with a base of teak and mother of pearl.
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Lovato, 24, couldn't help but post a picture of herself on a yacht on Friday, enjoying some sun and relaxation in a cream jumpsuit that complemented her curves.
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She complemented the look with ethereal hair and makeup, and we've got all the details on how her dreamy beauty moment came together from her pro, Ashley Donovan.
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In a way that complemented the broader themes of the Renaissance, Luther wanted Christianity to go back to the "pristine Gospel": the teachings of Jesus and the apostles.
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Athene was formed in 2008 and has grown quickly primarily through acquisitions but has also developed a strong competitive retail operation complemented by its large flow reinsurance business.
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The ECB's indication it would extend monetary support for as long as needed complemented the promise from U.S. President Elect Donald Trump of fiscal stimulus, according to analysts.
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Both loans will be complemented by the equivalent of 200 million euro ($235.26 million) in parallel financing from KfW, the German government's development cooperation bank, the ADB said.
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Like zooming in on a leaf under a microscope, Lamar unveils a lattice of overlapping narratives, complemented by sly production that informs and undercuts his songs' troubled protagonists.
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These have been complemented by national laws, on freedom of information, increasing the penalties for corruption and, in Brazil under Ms Rousseff, empowering investigators by allowing plea-bargaining.
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Andrew Wiggins complemented Teague's eight points with seven of his own, and Taj Gibson added six and Nemanja Bjelica five as Minnesota ran up a 210-217 lead.
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Eugenie, 29, complemented her grandmother in a floral dress by Erdem, which she previously wore to the Royal Ascot last June and to a U.N. meeting last July.
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They even made time for a few sweet portraits in front of a backdrop of trees and pink flowers, which complemented Sophie's patterned dress and matching head topper.
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"This preliminary agreement will now be complemented by further discussions in the coming weeks on a credible strategy for ensuring that Greece's debt is sustainable," the fund said.
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Second, this complemented previous action by the neighboring United Arab Emirates which had put 85033 Islamic organizations on the terrorist list including CAIR and the Muslim American Society.
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Maaji's cuts are far from the typical triangle or bandeau bikini tops — each suit has a unique silhouette complemented by cute little details, like straps, cutouts, and ties.
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A sampler of Connecticut beers included a nutty-tasting Granola Brown Ale from Black Hog Brewing in Oxford, which adroitly complemented a bowl of (excellent) French onion soup.
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Phillips's art auctions are complemented by sales of 2110.5th- and 21982st-century design, photography and prints, with further revenue generated by luxury items such as watches and jewelry.
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His avatar is a patchwork of fetishes: a tiny girl's body covered only by a thong, boots, and bikini top; a foxlike face complemented by pointed, brown ears.
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The effort complemented the one with which Mr. Friedman and Mr. Sager were involved from 2011 until 2014 to enlist prominent European politicians to vouch for Mr. Yanukovych.
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"Who Dat Boy" is a fun growler, full of Tyler's twisted imagery and complemented by ASAP Rocky's nimble syllabic juggles, a fitting overlap of their sometimes competing styles.
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Why it will boom in 2020: "Qonto is changing the game by providing a seamless online experience complemented by a suite of online services and integrations," says Botteri.
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Bank Indonesia (BI) on Thursday complemented its recent rate cut with a series of rule changes intended to counter weakening credit growth and support Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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A 2014 memo, which complemented guidance from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN offered guidance specific to financial institutions looking to do business with compliant cannabis companies.
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This cheesecake was topped with toasted marshmallow and although that made for a stunning presentation, I didn't feel like the flavors of it really complemented the lemon cheesecake.
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McLaughlin complemented Wiggins with 19 points off the bench for the Timberwolves, who fell to 0-3 on a four-game Western swing that ends Thursday at Sacramento.
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Buddy Hield complemented his backcourt mate with 153 points for the Kings, who won their third straight, their second in a row to start a four-game trip.
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Tre King complemented the passing game with 22000 yards on 203 carries against the Sooners, while T.J. Vasher and Keke Coutee combined for 123 yards on nine receptions.
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Using the Higgledies is essential in overcoming one of the two bosses I face, the dragon-like Longfang, whose vast size is complemented by enormous amounts of health.
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Jay-Z and Beyonce just complemented their current "On the Run II" tour by dropping an album -- a joint album -- that's been highly rumored and anticipated for months.
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"If the euro area economy were to slow more sharply, we could adapt our forward guidance on interest rates and this could be complemented by other measures," he said.
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Phillippe complemented her new hairstyle with a girly REDValentino mini dress featuring sequin hearts, Stella McCartney peep-toe pumps and bold Barbie pink lipstick, plus a delicate nose ring.
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Not only were those components artfully arranged on the plate, they complemented each other beautifully, especially the smoky-salty fish playing off the sweet spuds and tart, vinegary berries.
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Print publications like the 1980s magazine Jihad gave way to online forums, encrypted emails and webzines, which are now complemented by the social media channels that ISIS deftly manipulates.
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The pointy shoes added a level of sophistication to her girly ensemble, which included a blush pink dress featuring feminine pleats, plus beachy waves that complemented her soft makeup.
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That product for identifying drones operating in a space is complemented by a second technology offering that allows WhiteFox to take control of the unauthorized drones in an airspace.
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Wells's strength during the crisis allowed it to snap up Wachovia, a regional bank whose dense network in the eastern part of country perfectly complemented Wells's in the west.
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Milwaukee complemented its efficient offense by locking in defensively, with Houston enduring six-plus minutes between the Harden trey and a P.J. Tucker 3 with 9:50 to play.
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"Well you learn, isn't it, over the years," responded Verstappen when complemented by former-racer-turned-commentator Martin Brundle for his poise in a race of ever-changing fortunes.
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Still, his concept has intriguing elements and is strongly complemented by the compelling, vulnerable performances he draws from a strong cast, especially the astonishing soprano Nina Stemme as Isolde.
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"In the future, submarines may have to fight more like an aircraft carrier," he said, describing a system in which submarines are complemented by a variety of unmanned platforms.
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The phenomenal popularity enjoyed by a more comic success story, "Ghostbusters," in the summer of 1984, complemented an outpouring of patriotic love for the president characterized as Reagan-mania.
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In Virginia, many outside progressive groups either complemented or filled in for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the arm of the Democratic Party that focuses on state legislative races.
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Chef Peter Knogl updates classic French haute cuisine with modern Asian and Mediterranean influences, serving exquisite meals complemented by top-shelf Continental service and commanding views over the Rhine.
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Not all his deficiencies can be explained by his surroundings, but it'd be interesting to see how he'd look in a less-rickety system, complemented by more obedient defenders.
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For all intents and purposes, the wall is already there: a fence across large stretches of the southwestern border complemented by drones, sensors and a small army of agents.
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Her sweeping views of the country's protected lands (complemented by photographs by Lee Friedlander and Ansel Adams, among others) open up new ways of thinking about America's contemporary divisions.
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"Self-Portrait in Hell," for one, is complemented at Scandinavia House by a nude self-portrait shot that same summer in Asgardstrand, Munch's left arm cocked above his hip.
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" He complemented his jazz gigs with studio work in the early 1960s, recording on a number of pop singles, including Tony Bennett's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco.
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Its blued hands, numerals and hour markers sit on a silver-toned and vertical satin-brushed dial, complemented by a strap of blue calfskin leather with a woven effect.
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Of course, I'd prefer a darker leather with a lighter wood, but the folks in Gothenburg have thought of that, and offer rich brown seats complemented by lighter wood.
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Mr. Walczak's red bow tie complemented his black suit as well as a parade of hats: All six grandchildren accompanied the couple down the aisle wearing matching red hats.
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Crutcher complemented Toppin's dominant play in the paint with a solid game on the perimeter, knocking down 4-of-9 3-pointers and dishing a game-high three assists.
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By 1890, Monet was rich and famous, and he concentrated his purchases on two artists: Renoir and Cézanne — no doubt, according to Ms. Mathieu, because their art complemented his.
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John Fraser of Toronto, who is from New Zealand, found the wines fruitier than the Loire sauvignon blancs and said they complemented his meal of halibut and vegetable ragout.
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Analysts said that signs the ECB would continue to provide monetary support for as long as needed complemented the promise of fiscal stimulus in a welcome cocktail for investors.
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But where Judgment Day could have complemented these arresting visuals with a psychologically complex rendering of a newly hard-bodied woman, Sarah's character overall winds up disappointingly one-dimensional.
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VR ABN AMRO's VR reflects its strong Dutch franchise, complemented by its international private banking and energy, commodities and transportation franchises (ECT), which provide it with resilient revenue generation.
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The 18th-century stay mirrored a cone-shaped silhouette, but by the 213s, shorter stays emerged, resembling proto-brassieres, which complemented the new fashion trend of high-waisted dresses.
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The program has a diverse and multidisciplinary core faculty whose work with students is complemented by visiting artists who will hold technical workshops and give lectures through the summer.
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The new framework must be complemented by renewed efforts to ensure children, young people and adults alike have the skills and awareness to navigate the digital world safely and securely.
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Inspired by her signature nineties-era fashion, Abloh's ready-to-wear runway styles were complemented by elegant Jimmy Choo shoe designs comprised of conceptual plastics, tulles and bold floral prints.
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The man behind it is the popular 25-year-old Mumbai rapper Divine, whose raw and powerful lyrics are beautifully complemented by the video's striking, flickering visuals of the city.
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Issa RaeIf you look closely, you'll see that makeup artist Joanna Simkin dusted green above and below her crease — a fresh, whimsical approach that perfectly complemented Rae's citrus, floral dress.
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The simple rose gold and white face on this watch is complemented by the soft grey leather strap — it's a casual piece that will still look great at the office.
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The academic and creative work is done from home, complemented by biannual trips to campus to reinvigorate your practice and strengthen your connections with fellow students and world-renowned faculty.
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Chris Paul complemented Harden with 227 points, seven rebounds and six assists for the Rockets, who went 258-249 at home in their first-round triumph over the Utah Jazz.
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And like Visual Studio for Windows, it's complemented by Visual Studio Code for times when you don't need a full IDE, but want a lightweight yet rich standalone source editor.
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" That storm-battered hairstyle was complemented by a look that make-up artist Pat McGrath described as "very strong — for a woman bold enough to wear this kind of lip.
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Asked about the possibility of a cross-border merger of Deutsche Bank with a foreign financial firm, Bsirske said it would be a good thing if they complemented one another.
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This time, I was able to have the claustrophobic close-quarters intensity of the green-room situation be complemented and contrasted by the exterior work, which was all moving camera.
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Rookie Jordan Bell (20 points and 33 rebounds) and Draymond Green (13 points and 11 rebounds), returning from a four-game absence, complemented Durant with double-doubles for the Warriors.
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Samsung, meanwhile, complemented the new Galaxy GS7 and GS7 Edge phones by debuting Gear 360, a camera that captures 360-degree video, using the phone as viewfinder and remote control.
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At New York's new Fish Cheeks, the Thai seafood-focused menu by brothers Chat and Ohm Suansilphong is complemented by a cocktail list by Employee's Only principal bartender Dev Johnson.
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Rdio complemented the thumbs with compelling audio metadata, but it mostly just repurposed a third-party library, licensed for a hefty fee from Rovi, an entertainment and media data service.
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Ward Curtin, Horn's campaign manager, said Horn had no idea the ads were coming but that Bloomberg's team had done its homework and struck advertising themes that complemented Horn's messages.
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Infineon's strength in areas such as managing drivetrains would be complemented by Cypress's prowess in on-board systems, enabling the merged company to offer more complete packages for electric vehicles.
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With this background, I know we have the power to prevent these birth defects, if only there were sufficient funding available from the U.S. government complemented with private sector support.
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But Woolf, like all of us, was not a single person so much as a cascade of different voices, emotions, personas—all of which complemented and conflicted with one another.
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The report, commissioned by credible human rights groups, is based on documentation by the brave staff of the Memorial Human Rights Centre in Moscow and complemented by thorough legal analysis.
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The arrival of Williams, the league's foremost talisman, followed by a trade the next day for the rugged top-line right wing T. J. Oshie, supported and complemented Washington's core.
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Maryland also relies heavily on freshmen, as junior Melo Trimble (17.4 points) is complemented by a pair in forward Justin Jackson (10.8, 6.3 rebounds) and guard Anthony Cowan (813 points).
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"Complemented with having more guards on trains, it would be a way of combating these attacks, which have seen a very worrying increase in the past few years," Williamson said.
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Bellinger complemented strong performances by Clayton Kershaw and Yu Darvish in those victories, going a combined 4-for-6 with a triple, home run, three RBIs and four runs scored.
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The slightly bitter greens are complemented by the saltiness of the tinned seafood (buy premium here, not Bumble Bee), along with some sliced scallions and a hit of sherry vinegar.
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These are complemented by a pair of pink tipped stigmas (the female parts), which emerge covered in furry hairs that are thought to aid the plant in capturing pollen grains.
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The galleries are complemented by a bucolic sculpture garden inspired by Monet's gardens at Giverny, featuring traditional Asian sculpture and modern works by Henry Moore, Robert Morris, and Barbara Hepworth.
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Austin complemented nine points with a game-high 11 assists, while Matt Bradley added 16 points for Cal, which ran its winning streak over San Jose State to seven games.
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It has an art deco architecture that is both classic and modern, complemented by an amazing and eclectic private collection of antiques that give you a sense of Thailand's history.
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Aidoo said to achieve the target, Cocobod was seeking funding to undertake an extensive rehabilitation of farms, to be complemented by a hand pollination program to be launched next week.
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"McAfee believes that such digital forensic evidence must be complemented by traditional evidence from law enforcement and government agencies to make such assertions," Raj Samani, McAfee's chief scientist, told CNN.
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The subject matter is complemented by the Frick Art and Historical Center's location on the grounds of Henry Clay Frick's mansion in Pittsburgh's posh East End neighborhood of Point Breeze.
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And for all the other standards that were set to go into motion with the Open Internet Order, complemented by what we've done recently, there's just no cop on the beat.
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Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, which backs Syrian President Bashar al Assad in his fight against insurgents, said the raids complemented its own fighters' campaign to stop militants entering Lebanon from Syria.
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Break-ups, he argues, need to be complemented by regulation that weakens this effect, for instance with requirements that a user of one instant-messaging service can exchange texts with another.
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The actress wore a black T-shirt, black leggings and black round sunglasses while Culkin complemented her with a white and black patterned button-down shirt, black jeans and black sunglasses.
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He is well complemented by French-born midfielder Younes Belhanda, and both were on target in Morocco's 3-1 win over Estonia in their final warm-up match earlier this month.
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"Appropriate demand expansion should be complemented by trimming overcapacity, inventory destocking, deleveraging, cost reduction and improving weak links in the economy," Chris Leung, an economist at DBS, said in a note.
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France and Germany want national initiatives to be complemented by EU ones, which can have more added value for the establishment and the growth of tech start-ups, the paper said.
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The naturally aspirated V12 engine of the Centenario is complemented by a lightweight design, keeping its weight to just over 1.5 tons and giving it a power ratio of 1.97kg/hp.
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These high-fidelity features are complemented by a comfort-first design, exceptional battery life (35 hours of wireless listening), and a 33-foot Bluetooth range — making this deal a great value.
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VR ABN AMRO's VR reflects a strong Dutch franchise, complemented by the bank's international private banking and energy, commodities and transportation franchises (ECT), which provide ABN AMRO with resilient revenue generation.
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Earlier this month, Taylor previewed the song on Instagram ending with a sample from Lauryn Hill's "Lost Ones," which would've probably complemented the interlude Hill was said to have given Taylor.
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His warm embrace of their use was complemented by the separate publication of benchmark rules in the Fed's monetary policy reports submitted to Congress and on the Board of Governor's website.
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"Similarly, as regards CCP resolution, the development of home country arrangements in line with international standards must be complemented with the involvement of relevant EU authorities in resolution planning," he added.
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Turtleneck Man was a youngish audience member whose lantern jaw and realtor's haircut were complemented by a charcoal turtleneck and one of the most remarkable "Question Time" questions in a while.
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Mr. Brodsky said picking up more dogs would help in the short term, but would need to be complemented by increasing the access to and the affordability of spaying and neutering.
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The star was joined by Kaulitz, who complemented her futuristic look as an astronaut wearing a broken helmet, making it look as if Klum had broken through and gored his face.
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Meyer; her Hamburg-born husband, Carl; and their two children — had just bought Shortgrove, a country estate in Essex that completed the Meyers' real-estate portfolio and complemented their aristocratic aspirations.
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They knew that his powerful right-handed bat perfectly complemented their lineup and that, as their best all-around player, he offered them their best chance at competing for a title.
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These visuals are complemented by contemporary interviews in which Edwards, a vibrantly natural storyteller, and other crew members recall their great race with both mist in their eyes and modulated outrage.
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To round out the meal, we split four pieces of black bass nigiri with ponzu, a tart-tangy sauce that complemented the sweetness of the fish, and two lobster hand rolls.
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Hader is the clear standout among the cast, finding notes of desperation and tenderness beneath Richie's relentless wisecracking, and he's well complemented by a nuanced Finn Wolfhard as the younger Richie.
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The program has a roster of diverse and multidisciplinary core mentors whose work with students is complemented by visiting artists who will hold technical workshops and give lectures through the summer.
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The creative director Bruno Sialelli underscored his love of clean lines with a range of capes and wool coats in boxy silhouettes that complemented the trim, minimalist handbags the models carried.
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The imprecision of the dubbing also complemented the unsavory tone of the films themselves, which tend to involve cynical characters who engage in dirty dealings and inflict gratuitous violence without remorse.
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Mariners left-hander Andrew Albers, pitching out of the bullpen for just the third time this season, complemented Hernandez with three innings of two-hit relief for his first career save.
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French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire said the EU proposal needed to be complemented by further work to ensure reciprocity in public procurement and more widely in all EU trade relations.
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Ivy Leagues and other big-name private schools sit pretty at the top, complemented by a spattering of elite public schools and smaller liberal arts colleges rounding out the top 50.
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It said the agreement would soon be complemented by a second deal allowing Tencent Music Entertainment to acquire a minority stake in UMG's subsidiary that houses its operations in Greater China.
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Roentgenizdat is the central focus of the traveling exhibition, but at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Coates and Heartfield have complemented Soviet history with more contemporary examples of musical censorship.
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The vibrant shade of the dress popped beautifully against the This Is Us star's skin, plus her bouncy curls and pale nude Laura Mercier lipstick (in the shade "Vibe") complemented it perfectly.
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The mom-of-two, who is no stranger to revealing ensembles, accessorized with ankle-strap Christian Louboutin heels and diamond jewelry that complemented her 35-carat engagement ring from fiancé James Packer.
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" This would be complemented by a new threading system that "increases the density of the replies to a tweet and has some controls over expanding and collapsing sub-branches of a tweet.
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Its compact shape is complemented by a reassuring weight, however, and a feeling of solidity that again, you won't find most other places in the crowded world of gaming PCs and components.
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If a cosmopolitan-nationalist divide has emerged, it has not so much supplanted the old left-right axis as complemented it, suggests Cas Mudde, a political scientist at the University of Georgia.
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At the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's Hope and Heritage Gala, she worked the red carpet in a stunning black Zuhair Murad gown, with intricate floral embroidery that complemented her megawatt smile.
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After the country star and her partner Savchenko, 36, performed an Argentine tango to "Whatever Lala Wants" by Sarah Vaughan, Inaba complemented Alaina on how strong her core appeared during the routine.
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The trick was learning to layer acoustic sounds over the sequenced stuff in a way that complemented what was done "in the box," but that still felt organic and imperfect and alive.
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The 3,000-square-meter space is located at the company's Munich headquarters, and it will soon be complemented by a second larger facility, which is already under construction at the same site.
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We scaled down her CH Carolina Herrera coat to a Via Spiga option ($148.80), and then complemented it with a Lulus clutch for $28 (hers was a $295 version from L.K. Bennett).
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The cute couple even coordinated their outfits, with Pippa opting for a yellow wrap dress patterned with yellow flowers, which James complemented by opting for a yellow tie with his blue suit.
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The color complemented her complexion and fiery hair perfectly, plus any 55-year-old woman who can pull off a gown with cutouts (and crocodile detailing!) is worthy of some serious praise.
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China's economic issues can be helped by monetary policy but also need to be complemented with structural reforms and fiscal policy, he said at an event in the Chinese capital of Beijing.
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Those profits appear mostly to have been offset by losses from another transport bet: on a new type of lithium battery developed by a plastics operation which complemented the old paper business.
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Danny DeVito gets some of the biggest laugh lines as the in-over-his-head ringleader Medici, and he's perfectly complemented by the deadpan of his assistant/accountant/strongman Rongo (Deobia Oparei).
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Hecker took 15th-century choral works and turned them into collections of digital detritus, and he worked with the Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhansson on new arrangements that complemented the warped original work.
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UGC platforms generally do not pre-screen content – instead they typically rely on users and content moderators, sometimes complemented by AI tools, to flag potentially problematic content after it is posted online.
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The contrast between these two events is evident in the lyrics and complemented by the band's dramatic, harmonic sound, which falls somewhere between electronic post-rock, avant-garde jazz, and synth-pop.
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While no one color was the perfect match (in fairness, there's no such thing in any brand), I found three that nicely complemented lighter and darker areas as well as my neck.
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We expect the group to have available cash on balance sheet of about EUR258 million at end-2017 and this will be complemented by around EUR125 million in committed unsecured credit facilities.
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But nobody provided more entertainment at Sedgefield Country Club than three-times major champion Spieth, who made a couple of unlikely bogeys that complemented six birdies and an eagle in a 64.
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"He merits support, it doesn't matter if he is from this party or that party, he and his team have executed an extraordinary accomplishment, and should be complemented," the U.S. investor added.
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Teresa Rasberry praised a display of University of Arkansas tailgating equipment — coolers, grills and folding chairs — complemented by a fluttering effect created by putting electric fans beneath overhead banners for Razorbacks football.
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Mostly, though, "Skyscraper" is about the movie's other, far more towering figure: Mr. Johnson, a performer whose colossal physicality is strikingly complemented by a delicate expressivity too rarely seen in contemporary blockbusters.
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They rode another stellar performance from Verlander, who complemented his complete-game, 26-strikeout masterpiece in Game 33 with seven shutout innings, and a better-late-than-never awakening of their bats.
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The paintings are complemented by a 26-part series of gouache paintings on paper titled, "Alphabet for a Season of Corruption" (2018–2019), and installed on three walls in the back gallery.
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It complemented the effects of some of my other abilities and items, and suggested a deeper game in which stacks of items and abilities would meaningfully add up, encouraging thoughtful team composition.
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That advantage, against a disciplined and structured team like Washington, persists as long as Vegas adheres to its principles: an aggressive forecheck and rugged defensive play complemented by quick, smart support passes.
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The twice-weekly service operated by the airline's Airbus A320 is part of JetBlue's expansion in Montana and complemented new service from New York and existing service from Long BeachSource: JetBlue Airways
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Mr. Langrée chose older works by Mozart and Lully that complemented Mr. Lang's piece, scores that incorporate, for their time, exotic percussion instruments, including cymbals, triangle and tambourines to evoke Turkish locales.
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Interviews with survivors, eyewitnesses, scholars and musicians are complemented with archival material, animation (which is fast becoming a staple of modern documentary filmmaking) and the retrospective thoughts of critics, journalists and musicians.
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Her natural beauty is not so much upstaged as complemented by the gorgeousness of St.-Tropez itself, which lolls across the hills behind her, caressed by impossibly blue water and gentle wind.
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My gaze immediately went to a striking mural of quotes from French novelist Marcel Proust, reproduced on the lobby's 30-foot-wall, which was complemented by soaring ceilings and an enormous chandelier.
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He will give backbone to the post-Comey F.B.I. Mueller's investigation must be complemented by congressional inquiries into the Trump campaign's Russian connections that are likely to move faster and more openly.
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The block was surprising in that it marked a significant departure from the department's previous practice of approving so-called vertical mergers in which businesses complemented one another and didn't compete directly.
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Cooper's look complemented Shayk's menswear-inspired ensemble perfectly, the Alias alum wearing a three-piece gray checkered suit with a white polka dot shirt, blue patterned tie, and black lace-up dress shoes.
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Those protocols were complemented by a set of organisations that allowed the rules to evolve, along with the software that puts them into effect, and keep both from being captured by outside interests.
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While wandering through the 16-acre, labyrinthine live/work compound located in a former Pabst Blue Ribbon brewery, I stumbled upon eclectic studios that complemented the vast range of artistic practices on display.
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Tight cost control and higher transactional revenue contributed to an improvement in net margins in the wealth management (WM) division, which was complemented by strong performance in the wealth management Americas (WMA) division.
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When blended together, the two creamy products made for a dewy, realistic flush, which Brock complemented with a swipe of the Perricone MD No Lipstick Lipstick for just a hint of natural color.
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States sceptical towards the ICC, led by the US delegation, opined that automatic jurisdiction might be appropriate for genocide, but needs to be complemented by other specific "jurisdictional links" for the other crimes.
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But rather than money without strings attached — investors who would have little involvement beyond writing checks — Lacob and Guber purposefully sought out entrepreneurs and businessmen with attributes and access that complemented their own.
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We expect a continuation of mild margin progression for Sodexo, driven by implementation of its efficiency programme and complemented by margins in the benefits and rewards segment remaining stable at around historical levels.
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But, critically, it has long been complemented and supported in America by a religion distinctly separate from politics, a tamed Christianity that rests, in Jesus' formulation, on a distinction between God and Caesar.
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The Playlist The constant thump and clang of axes hitting and missing the targets provide the beat of the night, complemented by the high-pitched squeals and guttural screams of boisterous team competition.
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Mains, like seared codfish with salsify and miso hollandaise (18563 Swiss francs), and venison loin with savoy cabbage, celery and juniper (58 Swiss francs), are complemented by an extensive, thoroughly researched wine list.
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From the medieval towers of Notre Dame to the 19th-century iron lattices of the Eiffel Tower, the riverside offers a stunning survey, complemented by postmodern structures like the Institut du Monde Arabe.
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A Linde-Praxair deal would have had a good chance of passing anti-trust regulation in the United States, analysts believed, with Linde's strong position in healthcare complemented by Praxair's focus on industry.
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Ms. Watkins called her music lowdown, stomping blues and complemented it with crowd-pleasing antics into her 22005s — playing her electric guitar on her back and behind her head, sliding across the stage.
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The second effect, complemented by the inclusion of younger subjects, including the artists Zhang Huan, Sienna Shields and Pozsi B. Kolor, is a collective portrait of a proudly polyglot city and subway ridership.
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"On Lupita's eyes, I wanted to use a shade that complemented the shade of blue of the dress and didn't want to go with the usual grey or navy blue palettes," she tells PeopleStyle.
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Take Capcom's Kitchen, for example, a terrifying tech demo for Sony's Morpheus that shows off the company's new game engine in gloriously grimy 1080p at a super smooth 120fps, complemented by DTS surround sound.
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Thompson complemented Curry's 215 points with 19 of his own, helping the Warriors outscore the Trail Blazers' tandem of CJ McCollum (23) and Damian Lillard (19) 55-42 in a battle of premier backcourts.
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Given our relationship, they were able to know exactly what tracks complemented the exhibition and like my performance, their setlist was unplanned and therefore added another level of authenticity to the purity of it.
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"Last year's strong results were thanks to growing wages, stronger employment and higher confidence, complemented by anticipation of tax cuts that led consumers to spend more than expected," NRF Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz said.
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As the homeownership rate fell following the recession, the towers rose — the vast majority boasting luxury rentals, complemented by high-end amenities like rooftop dog parks, fitness centers, private movie theaters and party rooms.
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Complemented by 19th-century personal narratives, raised-print textbooks, and teaching tools of the visually impaired, Jaynes's original works challenge our cultural assumptions about the interrelationship between art, sight, and the history of disability.
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Jude Law pays Pius XIII (born Lenny Belardo), a newly elected pope possessed of pure, ascetic good looks: His flawless complexion is exquisitely complemented by his snow-white cassock and its fine gold trim.
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"The data weve collected gives us confidence that with existing customers we are getting a larger share of their wallet and that's complemented by new customers we are bringing into the fold," he said.
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Westbrook, who returned from a six-game absence in Monday's loss at Sacramento, complemented Schroder's scoring with 213 points, 239 rebounds and a game-high 33 assists, his first triple-double of the season.
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A master of glass-encased towers and monumental entrances — hallmarks of Trump's properties — the New York architect supplied vision and technical expertise that complemented Trump's salesmanship and attorney-fixer Michael Cohen's brass-tacks negotiating.
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Dark chocolate oozed out of a five-spice cake, but the bigger surprise was in how well the Asian spice mixture, sprinkled over the top, complemented rather than distracted from the flavor of cocoa.
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It now feels contemporary and refined, injected with a neutral color palette that reflects the earthy tones of the outdoors, complemented by custom-designed furniture, and natural materials to create an inviting, relaxed vibe.
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Hammons's sensitivity to language — from mass media ("Orange Is the New Black") to racial epithets ("Spade") — is complemented by his incisive exploration of the porous border between seeing and not seeing, visibility and invisibility.
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The trick, Mr. Weinberg added, was not being "piggy" and coming up with a selection that complemented what the Whitney already had: a lineup strong in 1960s Lichtenstein work but weaker in other periods.
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Draper Esprit's focus on Britain and Ireland would be complemented by Earlybird's strength in Germany and the Nordics, he said, with each region accounting for around a third of the total opportunities in Europe.
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The Skinnygirl founder wore an eye-catching black jumpsuit with a plunging neckline and slits along the legs, while the real estate developer and film producer's outfit, a smart black suit, complemented Frankel's ensemble.
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And Frank Ntilikina, whom the Knicks took with the eighth pick, looked genuinely comfortable and suave in his suit, a red checkered affair complemented with a spotted bow tie and a pink pocket square.
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Ms. Wang injected a hint of goth-tinged darkness, embellishing an otherwise streamlined cream-colored gown with an outrageously oversize black corsage; she complemented a bias-cut dress with an austere black cape. Mrs.
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Its 360-degree shots of the Amazon are effectively complemented by moments of artificially rendered color that represent the hallucinogenic effects of sacred plants, and Hushuhu's story of intense training and dedication is genuinely fascinating.
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Behshad Behzadi, who leads the engineering teams working on Google's eponymously named AI voice assistant, claimed many jobs will be "complemented" by AI, with AI technologies making it "easier" for humans to carry out tasks.
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Looking sharp in a vibrant Gucci suit that complemented his baby blues, Swift hit the red carpet like a pro among the movie's stars, including original cast members Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and Mark Hamill.
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The cute couple even coordinated their outfits — Pippa chose a wrap dress with a tie at the waist patterned with yellow flowers, which James complemented by opting for a yellow tie with his blue suit.
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Total said its strategy would be complemented by the sale of assets that only break even at high oil and gas prices, such as the recent disposal of mature assets in the British North Sea.
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The 93-year-old monarch wore a light blue coat over a floral patterned dress – which coordinated with Kate's pink ensemble – complemented by a wide-brimmed hat with flower details by milliner Rachel Trevor Morgan.
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The recognizable Robinson Pelham pear-cut diamond drop earrings — which she wore during her famous bridesmaid turn in 2011 — complemented her custom silk cotton lace gown by Giles Deacon and custom Manolo Blahnik Seneca shoes.
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It's complemented by a neo-pop sculpture of two happy kids with a beach ball, designed by the Brazilian-born artist Romero Britto, as well as lush greenery — jasmine, kikuyu grass, olive trees and pittosporum.
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For following seasons, the company said it had changed its payment system to base them on market prices, with two instalments in December and March, complemented by rebates and other bonuses later in the season.
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The exterior shots of Cleveland's landmarks are complemented by a Greek chorus of fans (including a young Neil Flynn as a longshoreman) who use various forms of profanity to describe their feelings regarding the Indians.
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Curry complemented his 23 points with 223 rebounds and seven assists for the Warriors, who won for the fifth time in their last six road games and 222th time in 213 road games this season.
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Indonesia has been a bright spot, she noted, where government bans on clearing peatland and on new concessions for logging and plantations have been complemented by more palm oil companies earning certification for sustainable production.
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In a sign of the times, top singers of dangdut — a raunchy musical form complemented by gyrating dance moves — have famously given up their miniskirts for the hijab, or jilbab as it is known locally.
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The horses were in festive finery and obedient to every subtle command from perfect-posture riders whose stiff-brimmed Cordobés hats complemented their high-waisted paseo trousers, short jackets — chaquetillas camperas — and tall leather boots.
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Mr. Trump also raised the issue of ports of entry for immigrants, but again, he eventually stuck to his demand that any strengthening of controls at such ports needed to be complemented with a wall.
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The division of labor in Linkin Park was crucial — Mr. Shinoda handled the bulk of the rapping, earnest and slightly lumpy, and Mr. Bennington complemented him with fierce, tightly controlled shrieks and tempered, reflective crooning.
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The artist biographies are complemented by an introductory history by Jenelle Porter — formerly a curator at the ICA Boston and ICA Philadelphia — addressing the rise in the use of textiles in modern and contemporary art.
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But the CCC also said it was likely that renewables would need to be complemented by low-carbon power options such as nuclear power and carbon capture and storage at gas or biomass power plants.
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Keith Urban Talks Friendly Competition With Nicole Kidman Over Taking Their Kids to Work The "Big Little Lies" star glittered in a gold Givenchy gown, while her husband complemented her look in a classic black tuxedo.
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After the country star, 24, and her partner Gleb Savchenko performed an Argentine tango to "Whatever Lola Wants" by Sarah Vaughan, judge Carrie Ann Inaba complemented Alaina on how strong her core appeared during the routine.
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Jayson Tatum complemented Rozier with 27 points, helping the Celtics beat the Hawks for the third straight time this season in a duel between the teams with the best and worst records in the Eastern Conference.
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An array of gorgeous, traditional hymns and instrumental pieces by British composers was complemented by a truly majestic version of "Stand By Me" performed by the Kingdom Choir, a Christian gospel group based in southeast England.
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Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt's 13-story blue and purple painting "Loopy Doopy" (also the namesake for the hotel's rooftop bar) makes a strong statement, complemented by Monica Ponce de Leon's "Veils," a dramatic dangling steel installation.
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Looking at the clothing again, I wonder whether much of the emotional sweep I felt was in the music—Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, a spell of unadulterated splendor—and the setting, complemented by the balmy day.
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Whitehaven Coal Managing Director and CEO Paul Flynn said the project was "a significant strategic acquisition," which complemented existing assets and tallied with a longer term plan to meet Asian demand for premium quality coking coal.
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Examples by Americans Carl George and Avram Finkelstein, who caricatures the pharmaceutical industry's grip on self-care, are complemented by designs from Cuban-born Rafael Sánchez, Canadian-born Anthea Black, and South Korean-born Yeonjune Jung.
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Once I put the top on, in the privacy of a changing room, I saw how well it complemented the male body: its low crew neck and tight, stretchy fabric showed off my chest and arms.
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Road design has smoothed dangerous curves and urban planners have added speed bumps to slow traffic, complemented by safer cars, drivers' education, points on licenses for repeated infractions, and increased enforcement during periods of greatest risk.
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The dish encapsulates Elda's winning approach: respect for the bounty of Maine's waters, complemented by outstanding technique and a dash of unexpected flavors like the buttermilk snow and lemon oil that topped a meaty Pemaquid oyster.
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The removal of meaningful consumer protections will be complemented by tax reductions for the wealthy at a time when income is finally beginning to shift away from the wealthy into the hands of middle-class America.
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The film&aposs earnest script is complemented by a dreamy pastel color palette, an aching score from Nicholas Britell, and an outstanding cast from top to bottom, including an Academy Award-winning performance from Mahershala Ali.
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The account was complemented and supported in interviews with two senior Afghan officials who have conducted their own investigations into the Taliban leader's death — Haji Agha Lalai, presidential adviser and deputy governor of Kandahar; and Gen.
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That skill was complemented by brute strength when Higgins shrugged off a tackle from Heskin Smith — a cornerback who was surrendering five inches and 225 pounds — and scored on a 23-yard touchdown catch and run.
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It's also, hands down, one of the prettiest films Pixar has ever made: The warm glow of the stars pops against the deep indigo sky, and their soft tinkle is complemented by a lilting Giacchino score.
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She has been visiting and treating cats professionally since 1978, after she and her then-husband sold their veterinary practice in Manhattan, where she complemented her husband's medical-based visits with a more psychological-based approach.
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There's the story about the time "Ma$e pre-preacher cleared a whole Atlanta dance floor" in order to hit on the poet, or the time Edward Norton complemented her from an escalator at Port Authority.
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It even complemented it with a story about how Erlich (who'd always been best at translating Richard's ideas into plain English for the non-techies in our midst) was distracted by his own flailing financial venture.
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Silk slips, cone bras, girdles, garter belts and a host of other unmentionables are delicately suspended from the ceiling in this immersive installation, further complemented by sheer colored stockings modeled on various mannequin legs throughout the space.
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Your mom set the bar high for this item: it had to be easy to clean, in a color that complemented everything in her wardrobe, with a strap long enough to sling over her shoulder with ease.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Voluminous side-swept bangs, an aristocratic demeanor complemented by a cold stare, and impeccable outfits are standard features of bishounen, the "beautiful boys" that populate Japanese comics (manga) and cartoons (anime).
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Hezbollah, which is heavily involved in backing Syrian President Bashar al Assad in his fight against insurgents, said in a statement the raids complemented its own fighters ongoing campaign to bar "terrorists" from entering Lebanon from Syria.
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Astros' McHugh, Gattis too much for Angels HOUSTON — Astros right-hander Collin McHugh was proud to declare Saturday "Gatty Day" in honor of his battery mate Evan Gattis, whose offensive output complemented his coordinated effort with McHugh.
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My idea of a successful relationship had been that of a Venn diagram with a healthy intersection, not two mostly overlapping circles, and that the best match was one in which you complemented, not replicated, each other.
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"The shale revolution highlights that rapid change in the energy system is possible when an initial push to develop new technologies is complemented by strong market incentives and large-scale investment," IEA executive director Fatih Birol said.
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Reporters and Clinton supporters are inundated with one anti-Trump email after the other, complemented by "big" speeches about how "Dangerous Donald" is on foreign policy and Atlantic City speeches on his smoke and mirrors business record.
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Donald and Brockers are an ideal pairing inside, and they are complemented on defense by several other top-level players including a star-studded secondary that features Lamarcus Joyner, John Johnson, Kayvon Webster and Nickell Robey-Coleman.
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The leisurely crossword, hijacked here for more political, didactic purposes, is complemented by a series of sculptures focusing on the cult of wellness that has been booming in recent years, even in institutions like the American military.
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His anti-malarkey stance is emblazoned clearly on the bus he's using for an early December tour of Iowa, complemented by a #NoMalarkey hashtag, a Twitter video, and all the other accoutrements of a modern political campaign.
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It brings together many of their earlier iconic works, complemented by new commissions, and give us a sense of the way in which the Lebanese duo have carried out their mission to find referents where none exist.
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The narrative heard is spoken in second person, allowing the user to imagine their own body going through the decomposition process, which is complemented by the Thames Estuary setting—a place where the river meets the North Sea.
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The heady base running complemented the team's stellar pitching, with starter Steven Matz allowing only an unearned run over five innings while striking out eight batters, and closer Jeurys Familia doing yeoman's work with a five-out save.
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"The agricultural campaign that is beginning gives much better numbers, which are complemented by better international prices ... we are waiting for a recovery almost at normal levels, close to the potential of 4% for next year," he said.
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Here, his beautifully structured screenplay is complemented perfectly by wide shots that capture the emotional distance his characters feel from each other — until they have a moment of minor catharsis and he cuts in for a close-up.
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The gradation of color, from black to indigo to rust and golden-brown, visually coheres the work, while the geometric simplicity of the rectangle and circle are complemented by the almost baroque interlacing of the gossamer seaweed strands.
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Mr Cuccinelli's image as a brittle conservative ideologue was complemented by the public perception that truculent Republican majorities in the House and the Senate were largely responsible for the shutdown, refusing overtures from the Obama administration to compromise.
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The event was organized by a group called Proud of the Blues, which alleged that Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime performance of "Formation"—which featured Black Panther imagery that complemented the song's pro-black themes—was anti-law enforcement.
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ASSETS SALE Total said the focused strategy would be complemented by the sale of assets that only break even at high oil and gas prices, such as the recent disposal of mature assets in the British North Sea.
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ASSET SALE Total said the focused strategy would be complemented by the sale of assets that only break even at high oil and gas prices, such as the recent disposal of mature assets in the British North Sea.
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The strategy would be complemented by the divestment of assets that only break even at high oil and gas prices, such as the recent sale of mature assets in the UK North Sea, Total said in a statement.
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Andrew McCutchen complemented Crawford's performance with three hits, including a pair of doubles, as the Giants turned the tables on the Rockies after Colorado had won the first two games of the series 26-23 and 22-23.
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