People will tell us that sexuality is socially constructed, race is socially constructed, beauty.
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The show explores how Cuba's utopian vision was constructed and later de-constructed by Cuban artists.
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It is incredibly hard because of the ways the laws are constructed and the way power is constructed.
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Bermuda's buildings are constructed to withstand at least moderate hurricanes, though a Category 28 storm may test even well-constructed structures.
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My feed, probably like yours, is a smooth, polished surface, formed by constructed and beautiful photos of constructed and beautiful things.
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In book after book, his characters fall through constructed surfaces and constructed selves into deeper, more terrifying but also more numinous realities.
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But at the same time, people are trying to eat what they'd constructed as "healthier food," which is usually constructed as less tasty.
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Indeed, ancient Roman piers and breakwaters, some of which were constructed more than 2,000 years ago, are thought to be stronger today than when they were first constructed.
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" - Jenna, 29 "A hastily constructed Mayan love hammock.
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Lisa Feldman Barrett on how emotions are constructed For decades, Lisa Feldman Barrett has been demonstrating that emotions are not biologically hardwired into our brains but constructed by our minds.
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Mekong River Hanoi Nam Ou River LAOS Planned Constructed Planned Constructed South China Sea Vientiane Udon Thani Khon Kaen THAILAND Nakhon Ratchasima Ubon Ratchathani LAOS Mun River CAMBODIA Mekong River Tonle Sap Lake Phnom Penh VIETNAM Ho Chi Minh City Mekong Delta CHINA Dots are planned or constructed dams in the Mekong Basin.
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Already today giant pre-constructed, machine-constructed walls and frames are made in manufacturing plants and shipped to the point of instillation, making home building more efficient and less labor intensive.
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"That is a powerful ... beautifully constructed speech," Jamieson said.
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If they're using the term in the strict sense, it says they're against the idea that problems in society are socially constructed or even that most of our experiences are socially constructed.
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Does understanding that emotions are constructed help us control them?
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Race being socially constructed, things work differently in different places.
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The slats are well constructed and easy on the knees.
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In February, Chinese officials banned "weird buildings" from being constructed.
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Batali's dream nachos aren't fancy but they are carefully constructed.
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They lived on the land while they constructed their house.
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The hull has been constructed from a converted cocoa warehouse.
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My building was originally constructed as a factory in 1926.
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It is constructed to keep us separate from our power.
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It was an ecosystem constructed and nurtured by fandom itself.
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A triangular blackface mask constructed from stretchy, black knit cloth.
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The choice Republicans constructed on Kavanaugh never made rational sense.
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Their narrative arcs are constructed by producers rather than screenwriters.
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The places where they live and work are meticulously constructed.
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Yet this thing is also constructed with durability in mind.
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Her kitchen is just as carefully constructed as her menu.
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Tommy Shelby seems to me like a perfectly constructed character.
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They must be constructed – or retrofitted – to withstand natural disasters.
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Another great example is the way shopping carts are constructed.
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The light is constructed with an insane attention to detail.
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The problem is that it is poorly constructed and organized.
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She has constructed an enormous bonfire that never fully lights.
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It's also constructed a number of projects throughout the park.
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The price of a newly constructed home rose 6 percent.
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I've never seen an autobiography that was constructed like this.
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Union was constructed as a separate economic entity, but remained
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"womanhood," were not biological conditions but socially constructed ideals, concepts
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Alternatively, bidets are constructed as part of the toilet itself.
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Miami Marine Stadium was constructed on Virginia Key in 1963.
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There they constructed a large, physical SOS on the ground.
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Rotten Tomatoes' critics' consensus says that it was "poorly constructed."
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In empty spaces the foundation constructed plain, square white buildings.
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"These are not sexual differences, they are constructed," she wrote.
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The phone is constructed of stainless steel and Gorilla Glass.
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Researchers constructed this 6,000 person family tree using graph theory.
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It was the best constructed of all of the garments.
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America was constructed through fear politics, racism, sexism, and theft.
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A similar media narrative is constructed over and over again.
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Categories are constructed, and bodies don't easily fall into categories.
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The vessels will be constructed at the Gölcük naval shipyards.
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Symphony No. 2 is constructed, a little bit, using leitmotif.
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Too unusually constructed and cold, despite its war movie roots.
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Longer pieces, though conscientiously constructed, tend to go prettily nowhere.
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That's racial bias — but it's also a socially constructed illusion.
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The building, constructed of plaster and brick, was not fireproof.
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But those rules don't apply to buildings constructed before 1991.
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This expertly constructed show manages never to cross that divide.
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I wasn't really looking at how the dances were constructed.
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Ms. Qu shoots the sturdily constructed scenario with unshowy sharpness.
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Here, the producer Nick Sanborn explains how "Radio" was constructed.
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We obtained photos that suggest the bomb was skillfully constructed.
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"Masculinity stems from gender, which is socially constructed," says Man.
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The bar had a huge ship constructed out of ice.
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On the foundations of such energy flows, nations are constructed.
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On the foundations of such energy flows, nations are constructed.
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They see America and other countries through constructed, societal views.
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This roster was constructed only with managerial panic in mind.
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Can carefully constructed lies heal the emotional wounds of war?
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Instead, as we've explained before at Vox, memory is constructed.
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As a visual metaphor, we've constructed a tower of mass.
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It was constructed in A.D. 1215 and rebuilt in 1229.
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From a single household, a large map can be constructed.
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Do we want to rip apart this nation we've constructed?
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With those knotty gray strips, she constructed a small table.
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Movies have been constructed for male pleasure for so long.
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"Environmental portraits are usually carefully composed, even constructed," notes Comen.
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And everything he bought is poorly shaped and poorly constructed.
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Its perceived harmony offers some contrast to our constructed world.
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As ideas about the constructed nature of race, gender, etc.
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Can you explain more about your argument that emotions are constructed?
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And there are new residential buildings being constructed along every block.
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The movie is so poorly thought out and shoddily constructed that
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I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
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These decks live and breach in a way constructed ANR doesn't.
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The concept building hasn't been constructed yet, and may never be.
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It's beautifully constructed, appropriate for nearly any occasion, and very sturdy.
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Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, was constructed in the late 1950s.
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Every episode is constructed to oscillate between the past and present.
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This mechanical keyboard is constructed with five customizable gaming lighting effects.
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Instead, his films tell deeply personal stories in wonderfully constructed worlds.
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In March 2013, a fully constructed overpass collapsed in eastern Kolkata.
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So much of this world is constructed to make us suffer.
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A movie like The Force Awakens is a perfectly constructed script.
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We realize how easy it is to create a constructed reality.
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The whole package is wonderfully constructed and premium to a tee.
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How a satellite is constructed will also be taken into consideration.
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Yet, Trump has swept him up into the narrative he's constructed.
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Is it the content or the way that jokes are constructed?
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The entire film is constructed of callbacks, references, reminders, and reminiscences.
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In this way the bodily elements are controlled' constructed' and mechanical.
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And there's one sitting right there, fully constructed and mostly empty.
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Without Punk, there's nothing like the WWE as it's currently constructed.
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On a third hand, the essay is poorly constructed and argued.
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It threatens to undo a carefully constructed national climate-change plan.
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We constructed the deal within the laws of the United States.
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The city's first new train station since 1971 will be constructed.
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Constructed vaginal openings, done with rudimentary painkillers, bordered on the macabre.
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"The homemade lighter was constructed of (redacted)," the offense report states.
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With fiction, we know we're watching a constructed version of reality.
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ATMs are solidly constructed and generally don't have any loose parts.
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Revel in the endless sequence of "constructed interactions" known as life!
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"The way they were constructed contributes to their durability," said Mehta.
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A temporary 8,000-seat ballpark will be constructed for the Aug.
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What about other constructed languages like Dothraki from Game of Thrones?
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Sets were still being painted and constructed to accommodate the ep.
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All of our realities, to some extent, are constructed or filtered.
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Peace is constructed as the character for woman beneath a roof.
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Rooijakkers's animations play like a Newton's Cradle that's been constructed digitally.
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Excellences & Perfections is supposed to be a criticism of constructed femininity.
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The earlier titles had their flaws, but they were well-constructed.
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The submarine, UC3 Nautilus, is one of three constructed by Madsen.
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So that's how I constructed the film, as a love story.
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This world remains a constructed fantasy, one designed specifically for her.
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Other protesters constructed a giant paper mache effigy of President Trump.
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TWO YEARS ago The Economist constructed an index of crony capitalism.
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It belongs to a category of things called socially constructed things.
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It is being constructed by Tishman Construction, a unit of Aecom.
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The property, constructed in 2560, last changed hands three years ago.
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Are human lives ethically available as fodder for highly constructed artworks?
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S., which included the church building that was constructed in 1871.
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Designed by Gropius, these structures were constructed by his private firm.
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The bottom is constructed out of two layers of stiff leather.
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All at risk, unless Congress fixes this poorly constructed new levy.
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"According to Foucault, everything is constructed, not essentially determined," Tatsumi said.
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But lawmakers and veterans groups say the program was hastily constructed.
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Conservatives must learn that what incrementalism constructed, incrementalism can also deconstruct.
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China has constructed and is expanding a national quantum communications infrastructure.
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So we constructed an economic risk calculator, now available at riskcalculator.
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So they've constructed transit systems that are more convenient than driving.
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Official camps are still being constructed up and down the country.
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The way it's constructed, and the finish I apply is superior.
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It depicts a pair of angel's wings constructed of glass fragments.
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I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
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First of all, the pan is constructed of corrugated aluminized steel.
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You live in a box you've carefully constructed to protect yourself.
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But around 4,000 lagoons constructed before 1997 remain in active use.
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Postmodernism sees every truth and fact as "situational" and socially constructed.
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When new buildings were constructed in between, the system fell apart.
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It is constructed as two parts, connected by a glass breezeway.
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The original version of this grid was constructed in September 2016.
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US government officials also constructed roads, opened schools, and developed agriculture.
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And when memories are constructed, we can't easily see the seams.
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The company constructed a prototype of a pod for the project:
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"Kiss Me, Kate" is cleverly constructed to provide that pleasure squared.
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Are the incentives we've constructed leading to a healthier national debate?
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She enlisted in the youth crews that constructed the country's infrastructure.
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The billion-dollar complex was constructed to be highly fire resistant.
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When flowering they join bulbs in the specially constructed display glasshouse.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Yes, the celebrity-constructed crosswords continue into 2018.
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Blackrock's iShares MSCI ACWI Low Carbon Target E.T.F. is constructed similarly.
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Weren't any great apartment buildings constructed in the 1950s and 1960s?
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She constructed a scenario to push them to consider this further.
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Yeti coolers are similar, but better-constructed and way more expensive.
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The new hospital is constructed to withstand a magnitude 8.0 quake.
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Diversity, however we define it, is politically constructed and politically maintained.
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The final assignment for Constructed Worlds was to construct a world.
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A 19 percent VAT is levied for a newly constructed home.
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The puzzle we have before us was constructed using that tool.
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Are facts a path to truth or a finely constructed gate?
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It is a room arranged and constructed for the TV cameras.
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But there may now be cracks in that carefully constructed effort.
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So what exactly are all these constructed images doing to us?
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The printing blocks are constructed from red birchwood in 13 steps.
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Puzzles are constructed by Adrian Powell, and edited by Vox staff.
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However, replacement projects have been constructed during Trump's time in office.
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Constructed of plaster and brick in 1916, it was not fireproof.
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Hers rises continuously, with the tension of a well-constructed novel.
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Permanent outer courts will be constructed in the adjacent parking lot.
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Garden Underground and its community are constructed on a strict ideology.
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My identity is really constructed by others, based on cultural assumptions.
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Mekong River Hanoi Nam Ou River Chiang Mai LAOS Planned Constructed Planned Constructed South China Sea Vientiane Udon Thani Khon Kaen THAILAND Nakhon Ratchasima Ubon Ratchathani LAOS Da Nang Mun River Bangkok CAMBODIA Mekong River Tonle Sap Lake Phnom Penh VIETNAM Gulf of Thailand Ho Chi Minh City Mekong Delta CHINA Dots are planned or constructed dams in the Mekong Basin.
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The final product is an impressive replica, and he was joined by another YouTube builder, James Bruton, who constructed a replica of a droid from the film, BB-9E, which he constructed with a 3D printer.
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I think understanding how emotions are constructed widens the horizon of control.
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Art in Congress was acquired over time as the Capitol was constructed.
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" Strong puts it more bluntly: "It's not a terribly well-constructed house.
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They are well constructed, and I have had 0 problems with them.
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On Tuesday, the social network unveiled its freshly constructed office, MPK 21.
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His budget is a vetted document constructed by people appointed by Trump.
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"The last Mirage was designed and constructed in seven weeks," he said.
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She constructed it out of mycelium, the white matter of a mushroom.
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"There's a panic going on that is a constructed panic," Jones said.
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The Anangu people even constructed signs asking people to respect their decision.
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Dale E. Elkins uses his specially constructed camera to document the battle.
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The building, constructed in the 1970s, was like a "honeycomb," Cervera said.
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So we've constructed a position that's very hard to climb down from.
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Through their chosen medium, these artists explore different ways identity is constructed.
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Many of Alaska's roads and docks were originally constructed to serve mining.
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I've constructed happiness and healing out of a place that isn't safe.
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It then constructed a set of indicators based on the survey responses.
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The Chromebook 2920 is your typical budget Chromebook constructed out of plastic.
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It's an incredibly well-constructed puzzle and a fun solve to boot.
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This polyester layer feels well-constructed and is said to be waterproof.
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The $5 billion project will be constructed 700 miles away...in Wyoming.
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Somewhat similar arguments have been constructed in defence of Mr Söder's position.
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Consider last year's nativity in Barcelona, the largest ever constructed in Spain.
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That night it rains, and we huddle under our self-constructed shelters.
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Parts made of composites are constructed by a process called laying up.
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Then he constructed a thrilling narrative of extreme bravery and compromised morality.
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Initially, her intention was to explore how young Germans constructed their identity.
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In China under Mao Zedong, an estimated 22,000 large dams were constructed.
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It is by far the largest atomic structure ever constructed by humans.
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It's important to note that the challenge environment has been carefully constructed.
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Constructed from an ergonomical oak, it was inspired by aeronautics and watchmaking.
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In the second floor gallery, Hill has constructed a wooden roller coaster.
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With windows constructed out of bulletproof glass, the building also promises security.
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And I think "the party," broadly constructed, should be thinking about it.
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Melbourne artist Patricia Piccinini constructed him primarily from silicone and human hair.
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The Catalan government has quietly constructed the rudiments of an independent state.
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It will be constructed to stop the spread of African swine fever.
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It was constructed during the reign of the Pharaoh Khufu, or Cheops.
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A single makeshift staircase inside appeared to have been constructed from pallets.
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Hypothetically such sophisticated constructed physiology could fool contemporary medical imaging as well.
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He also had a $42,000 soundproof phone booth constructed for his office.
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The hyphen functions here both as constructed language and as paradoxical metaphor.
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The Hyphenated Lives series speaks to the way social values are constructed.
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Multi-dome lunar base being constructed, based on the 3D printing concept.
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Or, it might have been a carefully constructed message to his sister.
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Most crucially, the album establishes Byrne's carefully constructed persona as lead singer.
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They published their analysis in the Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities.
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By the numbers: 2.8 million: The estimated number of dams constructed worldwide.
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It was constructed with concrete reinforced with rebar, and finished with plaster.
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It is simply a straightforward light comedy, well-constructed, modest, and welcoming.
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Brave Robotics constructed the robot in partnership with two other tech companies.
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By Saturday morning, he said, portions of new wall had been constructed.
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All that sizing stuff, it's just constructed to make people feel bad.
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Future purchases will be weighted to the more sensibly constructed Topix index.
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There is a surreal quality, as if these worlds have been constructed.
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In Civ VI, roads between cities are automatically constructed along trade routes.
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Opponents also worry that the new apartment blocks will be poorly constructed.
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Furze walks through how he constructed the shield in an earlier video.
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Now art is all about being constructed out of relationships between parts.
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To me, that process is how politics is constructed: Creating an antagonist.
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"Simeone is the stone around which this project is constructed," Godín said.
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Roughly 700 miles of fencing have been constructed since the Clinton administration.
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It's constructed from a heavily smocked textile with very closely packed pleating.
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Aberdeen had a similarly constructed portfolio for its £4 billion property fund.
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Metzinger started to think about how such a model might be constructed.
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The town — buildings, piazzas, churches — is constructed largely out of volcanic stone.
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Chile, university where Aravena teaches, a group of students even constructed a
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The metal arm is constructed of cheap metal and can get stuck.
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The dam is constructed using concrete (and) hence doesn't support groundwater recharge.
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The CPI and PCE are constructed differently and perform differently over time.
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Krause, who constructed six NBA championship teams, died Tuesday at age 77.
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Some doubted anyone would have constructed such an apparent insult on purpose.
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To understand this, we need to understand how this index is constructed.
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Submerged inside the structure was a code constructed out of LED lights.
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In 2016, there was a railway line constructed linking Madrid with Yiwu.
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Some mattresses are extra firm, while others are constructed with softer materials.
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The light that we constructed to simulate the sun burned out twice.
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We passed villages of half-constructed houses, and the occasional bomb crater.
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It also includes a soap dispenser constructed with the same acrylic material.
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Winker said investigators have also constructed a timeline they feel confident about.
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The plays are oddly constructed; perversely off-kilter; gaudily offensive and random.
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Welcome to Italy, where wine is especially constructed to go with food.
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Today, we've constructed vast and expensive government bureaucracies to draw these lines.
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"Markets are constructed by people, for purposes chosen by people," Appelbaum concludes.
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But even though race is socially constructed, it's a very firm construct.
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They have constructed an ethos that is mostly about dealing with difference.
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Even geometric patterns, constructed from pieces of vintage fabric, vibrate with life.
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The first modern hemp house was constructed in 21998, in North Carolina.
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Or the way it seems, at times, constructed out of other movies.
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Now, these partly constructed buildings have more of a ghost town feel.
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And in Tel Aviv, the world's tallest Lego tower is being constructed.
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A closer look shows that they're constructed from quilts of metal plates.
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Tightly constructed, it observes the classical unities of time, place and action.
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Constructed in 1900, the building was outside the original FEMA flood zones.
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Some more constructed sports bras, especially encapsulation styles, can look Madonna-esque.
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"The beauty of the piece is its constructed elegance," Ms. Booth said.
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It had to be constructed so that it could be satisfyingly dismantled.
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Album by album, she has constructed a persona of cheerful female empowerment.
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Things changed once Lincoln Center was constructed on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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The titular billboards were constructed on a scenic road near Black Mountain.
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There's an elaborate and well-constructed internal mythology that builds on itself.
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Until 19683, marathon racing shoes were constructed from thin slabs of rubber.
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I stayed at the half-constructed house for the next three days.
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Even tall towers can be constructed within weeks, with low labor costs.
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The book is constructed like a cat's cradle, a chronological double helix.
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Scientists have constructed models that show how these changes occur every day.
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"What we see is a picture constructed with workmanlike clarity," he said.
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I think it was an intentional aura that he constructed around himself.
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Anything constructed beyond the limits, residents said, is demolished by the Israelis.
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Maintaining that carefully constructed system is a particular duty of the speaker.
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She had created menus and constructed 3D renderings of her ideal restaurant.
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It feels a little too dry, a little too constructed for that.
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Our explanations for our behavior are shifting and constructed after the fact.
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He has skipped public questioning in favor of carefully constructed photo-ops.
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Everything is constructed to match the consumer, not the wholesaler, Armstrong said.
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Turnkey homes are priced similarly to newly constructed homes, according to Realtor.com.
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This requires structures to be constructed with a special elevated Arctic foundation.
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Dubai is now home to the largest 3D-printed building ever constructed.
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"The Europe of peoples will be constructed against globalist dissolution," she said.
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Thousand of kilometers of roads have been constructed and phone lines installed.
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I love that Sister Night constructed herself from, apparently, a blaxploitation character.
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The company even constructed a noodle bar for anyone who got hungry.
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The majority of newly constructed homes in 2019 cost $500,000 or more.
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Where the reception desk was constructed with marbles the size of grapefruit?
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Obamacare is so poorly constructed it is literally an anti-selection machine.
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In 2014, they constructed a separate building containing a garage and workshop.
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Mr. Dowless, she said, had constructed a careful system to avoid detection.
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"We've constructed the North as a kind of informal apartheid," White says.
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Look: This is one of the first themeless puzzles I ever constructed.
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"The mandate, as it was constructed, was not very effective," Sloan says.
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The ring was immaculately designed, flawlessly constructed and not at all me.
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A new chamber could provide clues to how the pyramid was constructed.
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The pipeline was constructed and experienced its first spill in April 2017.
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A Saatchi gallery constructed entirely out of sugared almonds and lemon juice?
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Kim has already constructed a ski resort and a new airport there.
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Consequently, The Boss feels like it's constructed primarily out of studio notes.
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Cost-benefit makes the most sense in "natural" systems, not "constructed" ones.
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As BuzzFeed News first pointed out, two state media outlets — Global Times and People's Daily — circulated an image of a newly constructed building and claimed it was a hospital in Wuhan that was constructed in just 16 hours.
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We learned that the regime had conducted at least four nuclear tests, constructed a uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon, worked to develop ballistic missiles that can deliver a nuclear warhead, and constructed an experimental light water reactor at Yongbyon.
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But the imagery is delicately constructed — echoing, perhaps, the elusive nature of memory.
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It aims to double passenger traffic and is being constructed in two phases.
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Apple's sleek glass and metal constructed stores are oft-admired around the world.
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Wooden building constructed by a Canadian company in the 1920s in Nikel, Russia.
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Apparently they believe poorly constructed sentences connect best with his authenticity-seeking supporters.
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Larsen immediately bought the domain name and built the website for Constructed Adventures.
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From this largely unscientific observation, Nepom and his colleagues constructed a scientific study.
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The group examines a booth that Anthony constructed for Tilman's new restaurant. Success!
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Michael Kennedy constructed a model for the entirety of Abu Dhabi's Sadyiatt Island.
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"The first time I constructed a model was in graduate school," Krajcik said.
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It's not only deceivingly roomy and well-constructed, it's also so incredibly festive.
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Based on how people answer those questions, a portfolio of funds is constructed.
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The pipeline will be constructed in 2019 and exports will begin in 2020.
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According to Rising S, it has constructed 38 doomsday bunkers in New Zealand.
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But with the weight comes confidence that it's constructed out of durable leather.
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Olympic medals are being constructed out of recycled electronics, such as cell phones.
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But Golden State, as currently constructed, is not brimming with top-notch defenders.
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Sarah Hyland and Elizabeth Banks have constructed viewers out of empty cereal boxes.
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They constructed a portal to share real-time information about disasters and emergencies.
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The original section of fencing that was replaced was constructed in the 1990s.
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The company has constructed several South Korean submarines and Aegis-class missile warships.
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Express Drive is also constructed to incentivise drivers to take more Lyft rides.
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"The device was constructed with a pipe and wires," CNN's Jessica Schneider reports.
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Point one: This is the opposite of how legislative efforts are typically constructed.
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The original MacBook Air was beautifully constructed, but only had one USB port.
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The big one is having a very coherent and believable identity already constructed.
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Even more problematic, the few programming classes that are offered remain terribly constructed.
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They are constructed out of wooden frames and have a concrete slab floor.
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The panorama was constructed for the 1964 World's Fair and remains a marvel.
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"So the jackets are really beautifully constructed, really light and really incredible fabrications."
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REMEMBER OUR MANDATE IS MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT, NOT SOME CONSTRUCTED VIEW OF FULL EMPLOYMENT.
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A worker takes a break against a backdrop of partially constructed ice buildings.
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Relying on public participation to build it, it is being constructed from Jan.
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" He eschewed the term wall, and instead used the term "well-constructed barrier.
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Residents told CNN the building had two staircases, one constructed of wooden pallets.
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A stable for the horses would be constructed in Central Park by 2018.
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The body is constructed of ABS plastic and magnesium with an aluminum back.
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"They had parts where they wanted a physical barrier constructed yesterday," Kelly said.
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Law enforcement authorities also found partially constructed Molotov cocktails when searching Ciccolo's apartment.
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The Oasis and its sleeve were constructed to work as a single unit.
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These are basically confusions of language, questions constructed so as to preclude answers.
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As currently constructed, the Cavs are nowhere good enough to win the championship.
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The Chinese have constructed islands in contested waters, installing military radar and airstrips.
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It is certainly the most personal of his many preserved and constructed Edens.
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Zak said the wall was constructed using 700 ThirdLove classic T-shirt bras.
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R. Martin constructed his original story with the thrilling amorality of actual history.
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Gadkari's international cargo hub has been partly constructed and some tenants have arrived.
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The documentary "16 Bars" is constructed around a workshop that Todd Thomas — a.k.a.
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Extraordinary sentences, flashes of fresh perception, a carefully constructed edifice with deep meaning.
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They're available in different colors and constructed of either leather or ultrasoft suede.
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Fortunately, Mexico has constructed an "earthquake early warning" system to blunt the tragedy.
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They like the Marquis of Queensbury rules that they have constructed for themselves.
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The castle was constructed in the early 1800s to honor its builder's family.
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It is constructed out of 100 percent lightweight polycarbonate with a glossy finish.
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Three 6-inch gun casemates were constructed in a line along the beach.
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Mr. Dolinski suggests that classic European dishes were constructed with wine in mind.
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However, both believe the strategy is poorly constructed and could lead to defeat.
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Modularly constructed with the help of a shipbuilder, the center opens next summer.
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Sweden's defense may be one of the best units constructed in international play.
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It's only the virtual sections, which we witness being constructed, that are affecting.
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Mr. Sessa has constructed a grid where the crossed references are quite literal.
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An aerial view showed that an artificial turf playing field was being constructed.
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It was constructed in August of 2015 and accepted for publication in December.
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Ron Johnson has said he wouldn't vote for the plan as currently constructed.
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Dugway's main operations include the "BRAUCH" training facility, constructed from various shipping containers.
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David Kwong, crossword constructor and prestidigitator extraordinaire, constructed this puzzle for the show.
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Both were constructed between 2009 and 2013, per satellite images of the island.
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Even to a casual observer, it's clear that these aren't scientifically constructed instruments.
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So he got mad at her, and he constructed a website about her.
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The nests were constructed by zebra finches using items provided by the artist.
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The production crew had constructed a spacious set for the funeral-service scene.
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The answer has to do with how stories are constructed for those films.
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And then there are Hispanics, which are another strangely constructed category, over here.
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A crisp sandwich constructed with anything that costs more than 70p a loaf.
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I've always loved puppets, and I think artfully constructed puppets are very uncanny.
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Leh Palace was constructed out of mud, wood, sand, and stone in 1553.
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He said in an interview that he felt the piece was beautifully constructed.
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"The video perfectly constructed for you?" she says, when I pose the possibility.
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The gate was actually part of a city wall constructed in the 1700s.
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I can't write any memoir without envisioning that "I" as a constructed thing.
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A private elevator may be constructed in an old shaft between the levels.
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With the frame constructed, they went on the road to fill it in.
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Constructed of shoelaces, it spells out "We Shall Overcome" (also the title, 2015).
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The same discreetly topsy-turvy radicalism comes through in the way she's constructed.
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Macy's built around it, and Siegel-Cooper constructed its own building in 1903.
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How is it constructed and by whom (government, developers or public-private partnerships)?
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It's a consciously constructed illusion of spontaneous self-revelation, a sincere put-on.
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The Armor vest runs a printed graphene temperature sensor constructed by Bon Bouton.
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It has since been constructed daily by Joel Fagliano, the digital puzzles editor.
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However, it became one of the more labor intensive 15x15 grids I've constructed.
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To break a mold that was constructed for her but not by her.
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The following example, which I've constructed, shows the gap between probably and definitely.
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Last year, McPhee constructed a roster nearly from scratch through the expansion draft.
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This puzzle was constructed in May 2017 and accepted for publication in July.
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The newly constructed first phase of the Bergen County Jail in May 2000.
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Slowly, laconically, technicians wandered around Sunday afternoon, dismantling the stage they had constructed.
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A 200-bed facility constructed on a soccer field in the Seattle area.
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Next, Dr. Haegert said, his father constructed a sandblasting cabinet in his garage.
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The players seem convinced that the roster, as currently constructed, could be competitive.
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The machine is no longer precisely constructed, its every action no longer measured.
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It was during this period that many of Poland's Brutalist buildings were constructed.
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In Florida, unlike the Caribbean, many buildings are constructed to withstand powerful hurricanes.
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"We constructed a floating fabric wall installation in the Boboli Gardens," says Green.
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It was a 215x22018 cryptic crossword I co-constructed with a fellow student.
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Instead, screenwriter Hawley constructed an entire backstory to answer a single question: Why?
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The Knicks seemed to have a poorly constructed roster with too many forwards.
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The movie is replete with ingeniously constructed mini-narratives, including a turf war.
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Chances are those codes are stricter than when your house was first constructed.
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The couple had constructed a model existence and befriended people of other faiths.
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On StreetEasy, she saw ads for the newly constructed Aurum in Central Harlem.
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The thick, slanting walls were constructed decades previous to deflect blasts from Iran.
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To counter this, a new package of "inclusive growth" policies must be constructed.
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This puzzle was constructed in September 2016 and accepted for publication in December.
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The first world championship on a constructed track wasn't until 2010, in Munich.
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Light and tight, "On Turpentine Lane" is constructed with an almost scary mastery.
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The stout chassis is constructed to a large extent from high-strength steel.
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From there, the Safdies constructed microcosms in which Sandler could practice these skills.
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I mean, I thought 'Gone Girl' was a well-constructed, well-written book.
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I mean, I thought "Gone Girl" was a well-constructed, well-written book.
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I have also directed that new pipelines must be constructed with American steel.
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That star-power is a key factor in how each panel is constructed.
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And this idea that art history and picture making is constructed and framed.
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Many of the destroyed dwellings in Abaco Islands were simply constructed plywood homes.
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I constructed this puzzle around four seed entries: DUMPSTERFIRE, VITRUVIANMAN, SETOFPIPES and GAMETHEORY.
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They are learned and constructed, which means they can be unlearned and reimagined.
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Other furniture — chairs, a table, shelves — had to be constructed from scrap lumber.
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He said that's how interstates, schools and other public buildings have been constructed.
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It's a shattering scene, constructed with an assurance that is kind of terrifying.
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It rose during the two years before and after the barrier was constructed.
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D'Souza has constructed his argument by cobbling together anecdotal accounts of campus incidents.
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The building was constructed from angelique teak, a gift of the French government.
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Romantic love has its biological side, and it has its socially constructed side.
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This, too, is a constructed story, one patched together from the myth itself.
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