Our video explains — and contemplates — the ever-changing answer.
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His guilty plea contemplates Mr. Cohen's further cooperation with investigators.
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The case contemplates even broader congressional investigative power than Rep.
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In "Killing Time," Ms. Woods humorously yet movingly contemplates existence.
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Cassius contemplates crossing a picket line in Sorry to Bother You.
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Less whimsically, the same character contemplates the brutality of contemporary politics.
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Baldur returns from Hel, resurrected, and contemplates the world that was.
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In the middle of Bosch's fountain, an owl contemplates the scene.
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Kat splits, and Jane fruitlessly contemplates office romance fantasies featuring Ryan.
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The work contemplates what is lost through history and what remains.
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As he recovers he contemplates the dysfunction that surrounds his family.
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He contemplates brevity while gazing into an overflow of erotic desire.
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Hopinka thus contemplates the meaningfulness of life vis à vis death.
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And every time India contemplates retaliation, the nuclear threat is there.
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She contemplates the puddles between rows of tents where she lives.
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Conservatives are cautious about change, but the right now airily contemplates revolution.
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In the regeneration clip, Capaldi's ailing Twelfth Doctor contemplates his imminent dissolution.
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In his chapter on solitude, Thoreau contemplates the emptiness of Walden Pond.
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As a result, Brockmire ends up in the hospital and contemplates rehab.
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Thomas watched Lee's movies and clips on YouTube and contemplates his inspirational quotes.
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Hence Macbeth's famous vision of a dagger, as he contemplates murdering King Duncan.
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She contemplates going off of hormonal birth control, which can make migraines worse.
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Alexa contemplates our conversation, logging the behavioral information of the line of inquiry.
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As Microsoft contemplates the future of its own business, that's also the hope.
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He steals luggage, ransoms stolen cars to their owners and contemplates bigger scores.
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Second, neither constitutional law nor history contemplates a "he did it first" defense.
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While you read this, the congressional GOP leadership contemplates potential courses of action.
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On some pages, the figure contemplates existential questions or the vagaries of fate.
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The final theme, "Anthropocene," contemplates how humans are transforming nature on a planetary scale.
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The more she contemplates the everydayness of her life, the more amazed she becomes.
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She contemplates tossing Mary's letter in the fire and letting Alex rot in prison.
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The injunction contemplates an "orderly unwinding" of the program, they wrote in court filings.
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One contemplates a skull on a grave, resting its head on one bony hand.
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The Constitution, as noted above, explicitly contemplates that the legislative branch will create offices.
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Wood contemplates the death of God; Graham, the overdose of the Who's Keith Moon.
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After all, the Constitution contemplates not only a separation, but a balance, of powers.
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Negan takes out a walker with a candlestick, while Rick contemplates hitting him with Lucile.
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She eyes a stack of letters, no doubt from Goldilocks, and contemplates her next move.
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While Peña contemplates the board of the Cali Cartel godfathers, another DEA agent approaches him.
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AS BRITAIN contemplates its post-Brexit identity, government ministers are racking up the air miles.
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Law enforcement officers know this viscerally, but it's not usually something the general public contemplates.
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While McDonald's contemplates action in the U.S., it is moving ahead in the United Kingdom.
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Is a girl who exhaustively screens every man her mother contemplates seeing a homely wench?
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It contemplates death as it has been presented in prose and poetry over the ages.
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He obsessively monitors the protests in Wukan, networks with journalists and contemplates writing a book.
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In notes that are elegiac and lyrical, the young man contemplates millenniums of Jewish history.
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A samurai, balked on his path to enlightenment, contemplates killing his spiritual adviser, or himself.
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"I hope we can mediate," he told reporters even as he contemplates sanctions against Turkey.
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In his sonnet "When I Consider How My Light Is Spent," he contemplates his condition.
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It also contemplates creation of cooperatives that would grow marijuana plus a new regulatory agency.
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The Constitution contemplates a trial in the Senate, and a trial must have reasonable rules.
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The doctor contemplates and decides that the person could either have a cold or lung cancer.
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Artist Joe Bochynski contemplates what New Yorkers will leave behind today for future explorers to find.
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The Daddy PactA married David Karp contemplates a more fulfilling relationship with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
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This positions Nvidia at the forefront as the computing industry contemplates a fundamental shift in processing.
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A campaign that contemplates legal action against a delegate doesn't understand the way a convention works.
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There is a host of things a start-up should consider as it contemplates CVC backing.
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You laugh when Shylock's servant, the clown Gobbo, contemplates running away from his penny-pinching master.
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That's why, the longer Jovan goes without work, the more he contemplates his own entrepreneurial ideas.
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The Space Dilemma: An astronaut stranded on a mission contemplates the, ahem, gravity of her situation.
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In some she contemplates different symmetrical structures in plain pencil, occasionally achieving a sci-fi strangeness.
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"Was there room in one self for author, parent, lesbian, mistress, wife, companion, solitaire?" she contemplates.
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As Kenneth sits by his bed in his apartment, he contemplates again the role-play request.
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Moreover, the film occasionally contemplates the fatal idea of brandishing its own sense of self-importance.
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There is nothing in the special counsel regulations that contemplates the attorney general making charging decisions.
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This is followed by the flash (pika), which contemplates the idea's profitability, then comes its practicality (iki).
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While Amazon contemplates its choice, it is enjoying a temporary boost in popularity among members of Congress.
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As he contemplates his choice, you can see his mind retreating to the days of his captivity.
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He contemplates staying and teaching theater at a local college, but this idea is never mentioned again.
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Or, does she not want her brand tainted through association as she contemplates a run for office?
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Our approved fiscal plan also contemplates annual debt interest and principal payments of close to $800 million.
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Furious, he walks home alone and contemplates his decision not to be a soldier like Bobbie Kumasaka.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump contemplates two possibilities for when Yellen's term expands.
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Privy to their scheme but seemingly helpless to intervene, the fetus contemplates questions of bloodlines and love.
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It contemplates a constructive dialogue to develop an appropriate framework and solution that will work for everyone.
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But as Mr. Trump contemplates protectionism, Europe and Japan reached a landmark free trade agreement this week.
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As Congress contemplates prison reform, it could take a page out of the book of state experiences.
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It can be dizzying to tell what is derived from what, as each medium contemplates the other.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump contemplates two possibilities for when Yellen's term expires.
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Section 4 specifically contemplates the possibility of involuntary succession of the office, or "contested removal" of the president.
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The new report contemplates how the admissions process contributes to that psychology and how it might be changed.
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Now, she contemplates her worst fear: that he will not recognize her if she ever gets back home.
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Kate Marvel contemplates the cloud question at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York City.
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Frank contemplates having Doug sabotage a deal between Tusk and Grant, but comes up with a better idea.
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But that plan contemplates moving the Preakness to Laurel Park in Laurel, Md., halfway between Baltimore and Washington.
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A passage contemplates the inevitable "I"/"eye" pun that undergirds much of the book: The acquisitive, insatiable I .
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Meanwhile, at a tiny McMansion across town, a Hamster Barb seated poolside contemplates her friendship with Hamster Nancy.
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Edi Rama, the Prime Minister of Albania, sometimes feels his hand doodling as he contemplates a political decision.
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Backed by a 12-piece string section, Olsen contemplates deep affection in a kind of whisper-mumble croon.
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In it, the high schooler gets caught with a boy, is bullied for being gay, and contemplates suicide.
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For example, the Constitution contemplates a cabinet system of government, with the principal officers confirmed by the Senate.
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" Brent Faiyaz doesn't spare us on the first track when he contemplates, "Why they want to see me dead?
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The fun tidbit is mentioned in a recent Vanity Fair article that contemplates whether Twitter will ever get acquired.
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The Fed is looking for evidence of inflation as it contemplates another interest rate hike, as soon as December.
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There is a harrowing moment in the novel when Moose contemplates suicide but is pulled back by his wife.
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The deal contemplates DoCoMo starting commercial 5G network service by 2020, in time for the Tokyo Olympics, Nokia said.
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The ongoing deliberations reflected the conundrum Trump faces as he contemplates wading further into Syria's multi-sided civil war.
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While the United States contemplates a war with Iran, the Chinese are engaged in trade and infrastructure building there.
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Alice is having a quiet moment as she contemplates her reflection in an imagined pool of her own tears.
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Think the GM commercial where an assembly-line robot contemplates suicide, which many saw as more depressing than amusing.
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And not one of those matchups contemplates the almost entirely unforeseen upsets, like the one South Carolina dealt Georgia.
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Lucy Kirkwood's thematically dense "Mosquitoes," which recently opened at the National Theater, contemplates such a void in literal terms.
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"Running to Stand Still" is a portrait of an addict, while "Red Hill Mining Town" contemplates vanishing mining jobs.
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In this movie, the camera contemplates weaponry with more lip-licking awe than is ever afforded Ms. Gerini's curves.
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Virginia Wagner's painting "After the Flood" contemplates climate change, and Suzanne Anker's installation "Astroculture (Shelf Life)" addresses crop science.
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Third and most important, as President Trump contemplates his options, he will also have to consider Iran's likely response.
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The film contemplates its many-splendored, many-layered view of war, art, and the hazardous intersection of the two.
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None contemplates how to build the power to force change, as opposed to persuading status quo powers to accept it.
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While he contemplates his next moves, Krytzer says the auction will forever be remembered as the day that saved him.
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The US government tries to meet a family reunification deadline; Canada contemplates gun control after a mass shooting in Toronto.
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The songs themselves hold dualities; "Cadillac Ranch," the album's most irresistibly twangy stomp and holler, praises cars yet contemplates death.
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Like a rat fleeing a sinking ship, Louis contemplates Anita Gibbs's offer to betray his colleagues in exchange for immunity.
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But these drawbacks are quite unlike the restraints it places on the sort of muscular reciprocation Mr Trump's team contemplates.
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About one of every six students in grades 1343 through 12 contemplates suicide every year, according to The Trevor Project.
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As he contemplates his options, Bloomberg continues to make moves toward a presidential run, with recent trips to New Hampshire.
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Biden made the remarks as he contemplates jumping into the increasingly crowded field of Democrats running for president in 2020.
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Nearby, a young boy, seemingly oblivious to the horse and woman, crouches on the floor and contemplates a single rock.
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And watching Arsenal tie Chelsea, our soccer correspondent contemplates on how the latter has surrendered some of its winning edge.
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Gina is so unimpressed by this childish superstition and so dismayed by her austere environment that she contemplates running away.
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Collins contemplates, protests erupt As senators waited for the FBI's investigation to conclude, protests around the Capitol complex heated up.
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Take Edi Rama, for example, who "sometimes feels his hand doodling as he contemplates a political decision," writes Katy Waldman.
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He talks to the user, contemplates deep thoughts, and analyzes everything to form conclusions that are more human than machine.
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On the recent "Good For What," a whir of tough North London bristle, the rapper born Simbiatu Ajikawo contemplates early successes.
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As he contemplates killing Negan, Rick turns to see that the remainder of his forces are victorious, and the Saviors surrender.
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In fact, my agreement with Emerson Collective contemplates the possibility that I may remain in some capacity for some longer time.
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In the meantime, Ngalo, who has not yet heard of WISER, hopes for some rain while he contemplates his next move.
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"Surrogacy" confirms it's Khloe who contemplates bringing the next Kimye baby into the world, since Kim Kardashian experiences famously dangerous pregnancies.
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As the U.S. Congress contemplates its approach to privacy legislation this week, let's all commit to making it work for everyone.
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Some members are even jockeying for an opportunity to work with the rising star as she contemplates her path in Congress.
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As Detroit contemplates a post-Johnson world, the Colts are mostly hoping Andrew Luck can put his health concerns behind him.
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The company's plan contemplates a $750 million rights offering, a $750 million private placement and the issuance of new common stock.
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GAIL's offer contemplates no hair-cut to the debt of the plants, which is around 37 billion rupees, IL&FS said.
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As he and Shiv stroll in the sand, he contemplates whether or not his father will choose him as his replacement.
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He is a doctor who contemplates his moral compass as he participates in executions, even though he personally opposes capital punishment.
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That goal only works if an American president — President Trump or his successors — contemplates risking Chicago in order to save Seoul.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will be in the loop when and if President Trump contemplates ordering the use of nuclear weapons.
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In "Horseman," a smug frat boy tells his professor, "Don't hold back," as she contemplates how to punish him for plagiarism.
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Here, he drinks a cocktail called the Hudson Duster — rye, lemon juice, amaretto — and contemplates the cadence of the average Drynuary.
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Christy contemplates abandoning her dream of becoming a lawyer when Bonnie's ex-girlfriend (Rosie O'Donnell) offers her a real estate job.
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But the mother of two revealed she often contemplates when to safeguard her children's privacy, especially when it comes to social media.
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On the other hand, Disney's Fox deal contemplates betting even more money on TV sports, by acquiring Fox's 22 regional sports networks.
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That record is likely to be broken this week, as the utility contemplates blackouts that could affect up to 3 million people.
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The stark, inhospitable desert serves as an ideal backdrop for the lone trooper as he contemplates the meaninglessness of his own existence.
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"That's just the undercard," jokes Ryan, who is settling down outside Foot Locker, shaking his head as he contemplates the night ahead.
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Contemplates reorganization of its brazilian activities within via varejo * It has entered into a memorandum of understanding ("mou") with via varejo s.a.
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When that bombs, he goes to a bar, orders a drink, and contemplates breaking his sobriety before fleeing without taking a sip.
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In Mustang, one sister contemplates stealing a car to escape, but can't because none of them have been taught how to drive.
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Pleas like these may count for little as the Supreme Court contemplates the legal basis for Mr Trump's move against the programme.
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The Republican-led Senate's planned budget resolution contemplates a tax cut that could increase the deficit by $1.5 trillion over 10 years.
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Yet, the Constitution contemplates that members will move to impeach not when the politics are right but when impeachable offenses are present.
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At the federal level, proposals to raise the gas tax appear doomed, even as President Trump contemplates a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan.
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One interviewee holds forth by his swimming pool in St. Barts; another contemplates his career while strolling through his cavernous horse barn.
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One contemplates cheating on his pregnant girlfriend, and the other, because he's terminally ill, speaks almost entirely in egregious, sub-poetic declamations.
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And as much as she tries to keep a level head, she says, she sometimes feels panicky when she contemplates the future.
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Now the young couple is deciding where they could live, while Mr. Mousavi contemplates giving up his career in the United States.
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As she contemplates her face in the glass, her frown suggests despair at her faded beauty, at the way of all flesh.
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Lasting more than 20 minutes, it contemplates the energy that is variously identified as Brahma, Shiva, Shakti, Krishna, Rama, Allah and Christ.
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She widens her gaze to include her troubled Alaskan childhood and contemplates her damaged past through the lens of her strange present.
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But "We Come Right," a slow waltz undulating among two and later three chords, stays poised and mysterious as it contemplates oblivion.
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And it might be an important precedent as the US contemplates further aggressive moves on asylum, like the Remain in Mexico policy.
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As she sings near a mirror, she contemplates her sense of self-worth and we see the parallel stories of other guests unfold.
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"I'm not the God ... I don't think," he wonders aloud as he contemplates how close he comes to the Catholic conception of monotheism.
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It also marks an important moment for Trump's vision of an expansive executive presidency as he contemplates other areas of sweeping policy action.
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Varda, who contemplates her own mortality over the course of Faces Places, is in many ways herself a figure from an older France.
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Fitch's stress case contemplates industrywide RevPAR declines of 13%-15%, which is conservative, but less severe than the 20% declines in 0003-2009.
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And keep in mind, none of this current concern even contemplates a dust-up with China; in that case, all bets are off.
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But Berry revealed at the time that she often contemplates when to safeguard her children's privacy, especially when it comes to social media.
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Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve, fearing inflation, contemplates higher interest rates that will compound the Treasury Department cost of servicing that has swollen debt.
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Gazing upon the images can open up a space-time continuum in which the viewer contemplates the past but also glimpses the future.
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With his civil case dismissed, Trump's former campaign chair is potentially looking at a lifetime in jail as he contemplates cooperating with Mueller.
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In 2015, Herndon released "Platform," an album that contemplates surveillance by sampling the sounds of everyday life—a refrigerator door, a Skype session.
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Feature As a nation unwinds, Leopoldo López, the opposition's most prominent leader, sits under house arrest and contemplates what might still be possible.
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Adario, the chief of her people, anxiously contemplates the possibility of losing her heart just as he lost the war against the invaders.
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One, called "A Warrior's Last Words," is adapted from the play "Ajax" and shows Ajax and his wife, Tecmessa, as he contemplates suicide.
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Inflation remains tame despite the labor market being near full employment, a conundrum for the Fed as it contemplates tightening monetary policy further.
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The setup may soon change as the family contemplates selling the townhouse, moving into Manhattan and buying a weekend house in the country.
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This film profiles Carlo Musso, a doctor who contemplates his moral compass as he participates in executions, though he personally opposes capital punishment.
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Mongeau joins Worona and his family for Hannukah, and contemplates her own relationship with her family and who she&aposll spend Christmas with.
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LOVE LETTERS The writer Andrew Martin, who grew up in New Jersey not far from the "First Reformed" actor, contemplates an imaginary meeting.
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Who can say what the last member of a species thinks as it contemplates the ultimate mortality, even if it is only a pigeon?
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Her effort to connect with business leaders this time comes as she contemplates entering what will likely be an expensive and protracted Democratic primary.
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There's also New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio who is traveling to New Hampshire later this week as he contemplates a presidential campaign.
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"Sometimes It Snows in April," a more vaguely political track from his film Under the Cherry Moon, also contemplates ideas of mortality and ephemerality.
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The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will issue a request for information as it contemplates new fall protections for shipyard workers.
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First, she is a perceptive 6-year-old who contemplates her Western education, life with an emotionally detached mother and her father's unexplained absence.
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Lastly, consider that the Paris climate agreement, from which the incoming Administration contemplates withdrawing, was signed by all the 190 nations of the world.
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As the nation contemplates the next phase of health reform, it's essential we sustain the momentum of the ACA while also address critical challenges.
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The consequences of China's treasuries selling spree: The Wall Street Journal contemplates the effects of the declining share of foreign owners of U.S. debt.
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True, on the last two tracks he contemplates suicide in his first-class seat and muses about the mother of his very unborn children.
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The deal contemplates the sale of Fox's Nat Geo, Star, regional sports networks, movie studios and stakes in Sky and Hulu, among other properties.
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As former Vice President Joseph Biden contemplates entering the presidential race, the late-night hosts have been working their way through the complex dynamics.
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As the world contemplates what to do about Facebook in the wake of its role in Russia's election meddling, it must consider this history.
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This dreamy debut novel follows Percy in the aftermath of 9/11 as she contemplates her relationships and considers the real meaning of identity.
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Mr. Bannon returned to direct the documentary "Torchbearer," in which the "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson contemplates the apocalyptic consequences of an eroding Christendom.
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What Bloomberg contemplates is not so much an exercise in threading the political needle as pulverizing that needle as it has existed for decades.
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A hand holds fanned-out dollar bills; a pink-hooded child contemplates the Pieta; a woman with a breathing mask stands by her car.
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But Mike, at times, seems almost like he's genuinely worried about his son-in-law, who contemplates moving back to Canada, he's so anxious.
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Grauerholz contemplates the books as objects and artworks while alluding to the past destruction of libraries by fire, cultural censorship and hatred, and war.
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The unconventional characters in Jackson's books often provide thought-provoking studies of love and loyalty; this must-read also contemplates the transformative power of storytelling.
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While she contemplates her own aging, she meets a 51-year-old Upper East Side dermatologist (Greta Lee) who doesn't look a day over 30.
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"Our lowered rating contemplates the investor demand for dividend yield, which has benefited the shares in recent periods and put valuation multiples near historic highs."
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He uses his subjects as metaphors of his own self-discovery and contemplates the transitional moments when the freedom to daydream reveals one's true self.
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The more the viewer contemplates their wavering dimensions and delicate realism, the more the metaverse the paintings inhabit encroach upon our own single-plane consciousness.
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So as Ryan contemplates his "manager's amendment" that could reshape the AHCA before a House floor vote, he'll certainly have a lot to think about.
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Assured contemplates withdrawing from the receiver lawsuit, which is currently set for a May 15 court hearing, if a settlement is approved, the filing said.
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He stops in the Twin Peaks sheriff's office, where he contemplates a hole in the floor where otherworldly jets of fire are about to erupt.
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That attraction could grow if the Federal Reserve embarks on more rate hikes, while at the same time the European Central Bank contemplates more easing.
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" She contemplates mourning and her own death over soothing strings in "Don't Forget About Me," and she prays for equilibrium and self-esteem in "Regal.
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Background reading: • Under guard at his home, the Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López contemplates what might still be possible to stop his country from unwinding.
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Plotwise, a novel about a woman in her 20s who, when seriously inebriated, contemplates her obligation to her parents' music taste is actually quite interesting.
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In fact, this rule contemplates terminating the Flores settlement agreement and actually, there's a legal proceeding just to do that coming out of the implementation.
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Down on his luck and thinking that his life insurance policy would be more valuable to his family than his own life, George contemplates suicide.
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After years of relationships and breakups, an Argentine contemplates the role of love in her life and whether she needs to marry find real happiness.
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The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) on Wednesday issued a request for information as it contemplates new fall protections for shipyard workers.
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So I share Frank Bruni's hope that Hillary Clinton will find peace as she contemplates her shocking loss of the presidency to an insurgent outsider.
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Along the journey, it contemplates philosophical matters, like the effects of trauma or blind chance on our life paths, or the possibility of authentic art.
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"The more someone contemplates suicide, the more likely they are to act," said lead study author John Ayers of San Diego State University in California.
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Related: Nature's Heartbeat Inspires Street Art That Contemplates Human Connection These Murals Mix Street Art with the Recycling Bin Street Artist Literally Makes Streets Art
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While PROMESA contemplates a stay on litigation in the event of default, missed payments matter for the insurers who have to pay out on claims.
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The resulting series, outer space, still ongoing, is now on view at Benrubi Gallery and contemplates the burgeoning industry of space travel and its implications.
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To complement his major solo exhibition at PAM, Hank Willis Thomas has curated a film series that contemplates race and mass media in the United States.
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Rumors that our peace vision includes a confederation between Jordan, Israel & the PA, or that the vision contemplates making Jordan the homeland for Palestinians, are incorrect.
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Renewables are fast becoming a key component of Scotland's energy mix as the country contemplates weak oil prices and declining production at its North Sea reserves.
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Mary-Kate resides in New York City with French husband Olivier Sarkozy, whom she married in 2015, while Ashley contemplates a move back to Los Angeles.
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So I turned to a philosopher, Anders Sandberg at the University of Oxford, who contemplates the moral implications of creating artificial sentient life in computer simulations.
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This unerring sense of purpose in the globalised world is at odds with Britain's own navel-gazing about its role, as it contemplates retreating into isolation.
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In fact, the more one contemplates just untraditional our meat production methods are today, the more attractive growing clean meat in breweries (perhaps called carneries?) becomes.
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"The Fed must tread more carefully as it contemplates further rate hikes," wrote Ellen Zentner, chief US economist for Morgan Stanley, in a note to clients.
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As one might expect when an industry contemplates its own obsolescence, the oil industry is doing everything possible to delay the inevitable -- including funding questionable research.
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He contemplates the collision of old customs and values with some of the grimmer facts of modern Italian life, and craftily blends nonfictional and fantastical techniques.
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Richardson, a Vietnam veteran, doesn't deny his guilt, and the mixture of remorse, terror and simple grief he feels as he contemplates his fate is heartbreaking.
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As Congress contemplates reauthorizing the Higher Education Act, or HEA, lawmakers need to ensure that a quality college education is within reach of students of color.
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She contemplates death as she sings about carrying on her maternal lineage—and then dedicates an entire song to staring at her ex's hot new girlfriend.
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Faris, who is now one of these refugees, contemplates the possibility of a better world on an empty planet devoid of the complexities of national politics.
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The settlement only contemplates postmortem CTE diagnoses—which is the only way the disease can currently be diagnosed—made between January 1, 2006, and July 7, 2014.
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In a spoken-word breakdown, Thompson contemplates asking Michelle Obama to run in 2020, but decides against it, "Naw, let's not put Michelle through that," he adds.
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He contemplates sleeping with Taylor Swift (who joins Kim Kardashian on either side of West in the video) as an afterthought and consummating a mutually beneficial relationship.
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As the handmaid contemplates the joy of being outside for a FULL HOUR of fresh air, her mistress packs her off into the backseat of a car.
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They don&apost have to be successful because the essence of the crime is the agreement, not the acts, not the agreement contemplates if you follow me.
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The plan contemplates options on the debt-equity mix, proportion of equity infusion by stakeholders and change in the airline's board, the company said in a statement.
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In his post, Ocean recalls the moment he became aware of homophobia as a child, details its corrosive effect on the world and contemplates his own faith.
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But Moon said the two neighbours can overcome the past and move toward the future if Japan "contemplates a past that brought misfortune to its neighbouring countries".
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The Trump administration's choice to disburse aid to conflict zones, even as it contemplates cuts to aid elsewhere, appears to amplify this shift in U.S. aid policy.
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But Moon said the two neighbors can overcome the past and move toward the future if Japan "contemplates a past that brought misfortune to its neighboring countries".
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On "She Remembers Everything," Cash contemplates the present as the outcome of a lifetime of choices, balancing memories and prospects, loyalties and second thoughts, repentance and acceptance.
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Christian, who gracefully straddles a host of styles and genres, contemplates the mysteries of human existence with the help of an 18-member ensemble surrounding the audience.
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The 52 Places Traveler At the final two places on our list of 52, our columnist contemplates the swift, irrevocable changes that tourism and development are bringing.
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When he contemplates moving production out of China — to Southeast Asia, for instance — he worries about losing access to China's vast supply chain and capable work force.
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That acceleration gives President Trump a stronger hand as he contemplates more tariffs and takes an increasingly confrontational approach with China, Canada, Mexico and other trading partners.
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At one point Marion contemplates her lack of a moral compass, her inability to feel guilt, and laments that it has not taken her farther in life.
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This is the archetype of Romantic ballets, opening with the image of the title sylph kneeling as she contemplates the Scots farmer James asleep in his armchair.
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That's the question the Department of Transportation (DOT) is asking as it contemplates whether passengers should receive a refund when their baggage doesn't show up on time.
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Thursday's report was the last annual result under Luxon who steps down next month after seven years in the top job, as he contemplates a career in politics.
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Clinton's visit to West Virginia is a recognition that as the country contemplates a new energy policy, it will require easing the transition from old to new sources.
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It will also follow Farley as she contemplates filing for divorce from husband Roger Mathews, plus the weeks leading up to the birth of Deena Cortese's first child.
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My friend contemplates buying a lightly-worn Alexander McQueen sleeveless leather jacket, but I advise her that she could probably find something similar for a lot less elsewhere.
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As the court contemplates the government's requests -- and the country and much of the world waits -- legal experts are in overdrive exploring potential off ramps for the justices.
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But, that exactly what the new version of the DARK act contemplates – even though nine out of ten consumers consistently tell us they want the right to know.
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"We've been aware this shoot was going to be like one long afterparty," says AG. Charli contemplates meeting Lil Yachty for the first time tomorrow over some chilli.
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Copyright law contemplates small establishments showing the event, like a bar (or church!) and there is a 3,750 square foot and smaller provision that is a non starter.
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Act I opens with an exquisite da capo air in which Aricie, not yet aware Hippolyte reciprocates her love, contemplates the repose that serving Diana will bring her.
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But Kathy's devotion to her birds — and her fervor in protecting the life she built with them — soon fascinated Miron, whose film contemplates the impact of Kathy's fixation.
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He contemplates the right-wing writers of France in the 1930s, with passing notation, for some reason, of whoever among them, a few, might have had Jewish roots.
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Afronauts contemplates the larger ramifications of launching the Black body into space against the backdrop of the independence movements taking place across the African continent in the 1960s.
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A woman mistakes her for someone else and Clare doesn't correct the error; later she contemplates the "near-radical act" of marrying without the intent to have children.
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Now that the world is at last embracing Sottsass in all his incarnations, Zana even contemplates moving on, as he did from Prouvé, though he'll never sell anything.
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While Trump contemplates sending American forces into harm's way in Syria, he is also acting as a general in a different kind of war, over trade with China.
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In "Anna Karenina," Konstantin Levin, the novel's hero, stares into the night sky, reflects upon his brief, bubblelike existence in an infinite and indifferent universe, and contemplates suicide.
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Here's a microscopic gaze into the mysteries of relationships — in a poem from her luminous recent collection, "Be Recorder," Carmen Giménez Smith contemplates the quirkiness of it all.
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And in "Contemplation" (1937/8) a single figure looks off to the side as if in contemplation, much as, in one studio photograph, Rothko contemplates his abstract paintings.
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As its title suggests, "When I Get Home" contemplates returning home and making a refuge there, reconnecting with memories and everyday surroundings that were once taken for granted.
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The bid contemplates assuming protection agreements Sears has previously sold to reassure customers who have bought appliances, televisions, lawn tractors and other big-ticket items, the ESL spokesman said.
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The proposed term sheet for the backstop commitment plan "contemplates that all subrogation claims and wildfire claims shall not exceed $16 billion in the aggregate," according to the filing.
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A key ally of Sherrod Brown has quietly launched an organization designed to promote Brown as a presidential candidate, as the Democratic senator from Ohio contemplates a 2020 campaign.
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Your relationship will not be enhanced by one of you droning on about the "elemental power" of smoke machines, while the other silently contemplates how much their feet hurt.
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We see little risk to KTB's initial FY19 sales and EBITDA guidance, which contemplates the rollout of a global ERP platform, headwinds from the SHLD bankruptcy, and WMT destocking.
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When Team Trump contemplates the upcoming Trump-Kim summit, they see a historic event that will begin as a win for their boss—a vindication of his unprecedented toughness.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action -ESRX's current 'BBB' ratings contemplates gross debt/EBITDA of around 2.3x over the forecast period.
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Receives final approval for $160 million in DIP financing * Approved timeline contemplates plan confirmation and emergence from Chapter 11 in Q3 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Perhaps this is what the Philharmonic needs and wants at an uncertain time, as it contemplates an extended absence from its home base as David Geffen Hall is renovated.
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Clark was drawn to it because he's not the sort of philosopher who just stays in his office and contemplates; he likes to visit labs and think about experiments.
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As the Trump administration contemplates America's future role in the deal, experienced public servants on both sides of the aisle have recommended that America should remain in the accord.
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Such are the scenes that Dickey contemplates when he thinks about next year, about whether he will keep pitching when he's 214, which would mark his 214st pro season.
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At Ruhrtriennale 2016, Atelier Van Lieshout contemplates man and machine with a series of thought-provoking and humorous mixed media pieces, called The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
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Now, even as New York contemplates banning nondisclosure agreements, Mr. Jensen said cities need to go further to fundamentally change the control that corporations have in economic development projects.
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"I am interested in understanding how she and I are relatives," the narrator says in one of her better digressions, and one answer she contemplates is: in Minkowski spacetime.
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Over stately piano chords hinting at both "Hey Jude" and "A Day in the Life," Mr. McCartney contemplates mortality and pain while still trying to offer love and strength.
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"RBC analyst Zukin notes that new COO Nottebohm's experience could be key as Dropbox "contemplates appropriate pricing and packaging changes in light of an evolving set of product priorities.
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The final scene of the series, as Gypsy contemplates the reality that her greatest mistake has wrought, finds Gypsy imagining falling asleep on her mother's shoulder in her prison cell.
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This allows it to address the current reality of the kit students and universities own, even as it contemplates transformational VR-enabled learning environments becoming a mass market future reality.
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A sheriff out of an old Western contemplates suicide as he remembers how he failed to save his lawman father after a coach accident left him dangling from a cliff.
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"The draft [of the agreement] under analysis by the TCU contemplates one, among the various scenarios discussed between representatives of the government and Petrobras," the company said in the filing.
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"As the Senate debates our Middle East policy and contemplates what action to take, I believe it is important that we make a strong, forward-looking, strategic statement," he added.
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While Iran contemplates its response to reimposed sanctions, those who favor escalation against the U.S. will cite this American move as proof of weakness and seek to press their advantage.
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It opens with a remake of "Whispering Sea," one of the first songs Ms. Lynn wrote, and ends with "Lay Me Down," a duet with Willie Nelson that contemplates mortality.
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The turnaround plan green-lighted by the board contemplates only $800 million a year to pay debt — a fraction of what the island owes — even after imposing strict austerity measures.
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This is a cash flow and operating environment risk for Tauron and other Polish state-controlled utilities as the government contemplates an increase of the nominal value of their shares.
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"The President will consult a wide variety of individuals with a wide variety of perspectives as he contemplates his nominee to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court," Earnest said.
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Will disappears, El bumps into her new buddies in the rainy woods, Hopper drinks coffee and contemplates, and electricity helps Joyce in figuring out her son isn't dead just yet.
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Although Article II grants the president broad authority, in part because the framers envisioned George Washington as occupying that office, Article I contemplates that certain powers exceed executive prerogative: e.g.
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If the phone doesn't ring — a good possibility — then Rodriguez will at least wear the redemptive aura into his playing afterlife as he contemplates a continued association with the game.
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Both feel crushing guilt for leaving their mother in China, even as their cousin contemplates rebooting this generational cycle of estrangement all over again by sending her own son abroad.
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Whatever the motivation for the spending, engineers are warning that as storms grow in intensity, the government faces diminishing returns as it contemplates raising levees or digging new drainage tunnels.
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Interestingly, the Constitution explicitly contemplates the possibility of criminal prosecution following impeachment and removal from office, but is silent regarding whether a sitting president can be charged with a crime.
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What may seem like picayune politics — depriving Mr. Maguire's office of funds — is in fact precisely what the Constitution contemplates as one of the foremost means of asserting Congressional authority.
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Listen on as Lena contemplates the path ahead, ushering in a new HBO show, Camping, exploring life as a single woman, and navigating the power — and occasional pain — of social media.
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Schultz will likely travel to Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada to speak with voters while he contemplates entering the race, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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As Europe contemplates what to do after Brexit, the commission had good news on Tuesday for Albania and Macedonia, urging the beginning of formal accession talks to join the European Union.
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As Congress considers whether to add more federal border agents and contemplates lowering hiring standards to do so, I offer my perspective as a career law enforcement officer and police chief.
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He says she was wrong to save him, contemplates not going back to Storybrooke at all, and then his brother Liam shows up and thinks Emma isn't good enough for Hook.
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"Decisive action by law enforcement authorities sends a strong message of deterrence to anyone who contemplates turning their bigoted views into acts of intimidation," said Basim Elkarra, the group's executive director.
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The adjustment comes as the yuan remains under depreciation pressure as Beijing remains in a monetary easing stance while the U.S. Fed contemplates raising rates, which would further support the dollar.
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The procrastinator contemplates his deed and realizes all its future imperfection, but — fallen creature, "man of the world," part of the "infamy of Creation" that he is — he must do it.
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Dr. Nussbaum contemplates his charges with a perspective composed of roughly equal parts philosopher, theologian, scientist and comic, musing at length on exactly how he is supposed to make them better.
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From the deck of an opulent yacht, he contemplates his stratospheric rise after the fall of the U.S.S.R. and, thanks to a series of legal and financial disasters, his impending ruin.
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Global stock markets remain rattled by uncertainty stemming from the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, with reports suggesting that tensions could rise again as Washington contemplates imposing more tariffs on Beijing.
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As a counsellor to the provincial Gobernador, Zama receives occasional distinguished visitors, oversees the odd transfer of a prisoner, or contemplates a petition to requisition a work gang of enslaved Indians.
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Lizzie, a university librarian, contemplates doomerism as she responds to fan mail for a friend's apocalyptic podcast, watches over her brother who has an opioid addiction, and considers having an affair.
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As Congress contemplates how to craft emergency FEMA spending legislation for the U.S. commonwealth of Puerto Rico, it must do so with an appreciation for the rare opportunity the moment presents.
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Also, the model contemplates Fannie and Freddie's long-standing charter commitment to affordable housing, but does little else to explain how that commitment will be assured either practically or in policy.
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In the other, orphaned street kid Shine (Juan Ramón López) steals a gun from a drunken gang leader and contemplates shooting him in the head, but he can't summon the courage.
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As he contemplates signing the company over to Polygram—whose executives are portrayed as venal krauts straight out of "Hogan's Heroes"—Richie gets inspired by a punk act, the Nasty Bits.
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It's obvious to anyone with eyes in their sockets or brains in their heads: because Warren needs our stamp of approval and our vote as she contemplates a potential presidential run.
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But by adding $20 million to his planned spending -- bringing the expected spending to around $100 million -- Bloomberg is firmly positioning himself with Democrats as he contemplates challenging Trump in 2020.
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That's a problem as Trump contemplates a lackluster record and goes in search of iconic achievements -- and longed for baubles, such as a Nobel Peace Prize -- ahead of the 2020 election.
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The work restores life to the vacuum of uninhabited places by imagining their past, and in so doing, contemplates what is lost in destruction, and what ghosts of the past can remain.
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In "No Ordinary Blue," written with Keith Sykes, he contemplates the aftermath of an argument and separation: "I hope we don't find it's the last time we ever say goodbye," he sings.
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The positive surprise comes as the Fed contemplates its second interest rate hike in more than 10 years, and Americans are set to elect a new president in less than two weeks.
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Free from the demands of the news agenda, "Mobituaries" eulogises individuals, characters and things (one episode contemplates "Neanderthals: death of a human species"; another "Death of a tree: roots of a rivalry").
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Amidst the madness, Sherlock contemplates how a person who has taken a bullet through the brain can also be very much alive and well, realizing that this situation is all too familiar.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek from the upcoming episode of MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21, the YouTube star contemplates whether or not she'll sleep with Paul on their wedding night.
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It will still be a long night for Lowry as he contemplates being the second player from south of the border to lift a major trophy, after Padraig Harrington, who won three.
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The new season will also follow Jenni "JWoww" Farley as she contemplates filing for divorce from husband Roger Mathews and the weeks leading up to the birth of Deena Cortese's first child.
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The new season will also follow Jenni "JWoww" Farley as she contemplates filing for divorce from husband Roger Mathews, plus the weeks leading up to the birth of Deena Cortese's first child.
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And the dramatic oomph of the final act of "Médée" almost goes without saying: 200 years later, it's still a startling depiction of Medea's shifting emotions as she contemplates killing her children.
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"We hope that Japan will play a leading role together in facilitating peace and prosperity in East Asia while it contemplates a past that brought misfortune to its neighbouring countries," Moon said.
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"We hope that Japan will play a leading role together in facilitating peace and prosperity in East Asia while it contemplates a past that brought misfortune to its neighboring countries," said Moon.
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"We hope that Japan will play a leading role together in facilitating peace and prosperity in East Asia while it contemplates a past that brought misfortune to its neighboring countries," Moon said.
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The result is a story filled with longing and pain, but which also finds unlikely bonds as it contemplates the grim racial history of the Jim Crow South and the war's aftermath.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's mantra "I alone can fix it" is about to face its ultimate test as he contemplates a vast, contentious sweep of executive power to build his wall.
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Disney Chief Executive and Chairman Bob Iger contemplates on extending his tenure past 2019 to facilitate the integration of Fox's assets if a deal is completed, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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At its core, "Westworld" -- whose premiere was delayed due to production complications -- contemplates what makes us human as technology makes more and more marvels that were once the stuff of science fiction possible.
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The parties agreed to a temporary restraining order, but as the bankruptcy judge contemplates converting the TRO into a preliminary injunction that would prevent Hogan from going after Denton, Hogan is lashing back.
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During last season's final episode, Rebecca (played by Mandy Moore) is seen holding on to the necklace in the final scene, as she contemplates the future of her marriage with Jack (Milo Ventimiglia).
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He said the company's three-year business plan contemplates focusing on more profitable stores, improving its product lines and working with social media "influencers" to attract Millennials, "Generation Z" and other new customers.
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TeaPigs Tea Bags, available on Amazon, $8-$20If the tea lover in your life contemplates the idea of tea bags with dismay or even disgust, TeaPigs may be able to win them over.
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The ruling Conservative government, lacking any coherent plan for leaving the union, is embroiled in a bitter legal fight over the process, while a divided opposition contemplates the disintegration of its electoral coalition.
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In 2017, the world not only witnesses the centennial of the Russian October Revolution, but it contemplates its own chronic weariness of the idea that the dominance of capital can one day end.
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He then transitions to a state of mindful meditation, in which he mindfully contemplates his goals for the day and allows himself to focus on the things in life that he's grateful for.
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Ludwig's fate is a variation on the one faced by Prince Fabrizio, the Sicilian nobleman played by Burt Lancaster in "The Leopard," who contemplates the arrival of the new order with melancholy acceptance.
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Still, "The Rest I Make Up" remains a fine ode to the excitement that Off Off Broadway theater once generated, and a wistful look at an ailing artist as she contemplates her life.
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As America demographically becomes a more multiethnic nation, the country that our nation's motto contemplates, some white Americans apparently are clinging to an America that does not exist and hasn't for some time.
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As the network contemplates the future of the show, Davis told CNN in a recent interview she would "absolutely" be up for reprising her role as law professor, Annalise Keating, if given the opportunity.
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As the party contemplates how to win back voters who flipped from Barack Obama to Donald Trump, it should also focus on how to win the support of young people who have never voted.
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She's thankful both for the shelter and the people there who are working hard to keep her and her son comfortable, but words fail her as she contemplates the tough road of recovery ahead.
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There has been similar speculation that Pfizer's deal in February 2015 to buy Hospira for $15 billion was intended to make its off-patent drugs business more attractive as it contemplates selling that unit.
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But its tone is pitched perfectly, lending a real sense of weight and reflection to Ringo Ishikawa as he contemplates his final high school semester with his friends and his future in the world.
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Deutsche Bank's politically sensitive pay disclosures, which were revealed in its annual report on Friday, come as it contemplates a merger with Commerzbank, which unions fear could lead to up to 22.2,225.8 job cuts.
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Deutsche Bank's politically sensitive pay disclosures, which were revealed in its annual report on Friday, come as it contemplates a merger with Commerzbank, which unions fear could lead to up to 22.2,8.63 job cuts.
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He will give the maximum allowed to Mr. Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee, but to spend the amount he contemplates would require donating through a "super PAC," able to accept unlimited donations.
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Hyper-personalization, the flip-side of Putin's dominant rule, means that no sooner than Putin even contemplates retirement, a scramble for power unlike anything Russia has seen since Soviet times is likely to begin.
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But even that outcome contemplates Republicans' winning Mr. Reid's seat in Nevada, where there is a very close race between a Republican representative, Joe Heck, and former Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto, a Democrat.
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"A Felicidade" ("Happiness"), by Mr. Jobim, the pre-eminent bossa nova composer, with lyrics by Vinicius de Moraes, contemplates the ephemerality of happiness with phrases that rise, then glide downward along elegantly chromatic paths.
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The tide of protests appears to be cresting as Mr. Xi contemplates an enormous downsizing of China's bloated state industries, which are producing much more steel, cement and other goods than the market needs.
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" And the clause setting out the qualifications for House candidates, Mr. Young said, "already contemplates someone first being a state citizen, and then becoming a U.S. citizen, which is exactly what Maria has done.
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Tomie Arai's "Beyond the Streets" (2019) — a sleek, silkscreen on plywood bird's-eye street map of New York City's Chinatown — contemplates how a compartmentalized racial logic can manifest at the level of urban neighborhoods.
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A Few Thoughts While We Survey the Wreckage: • Jadis certainly gets the rawest of this episode's many raw deals, considering suicide-by-industrial meat grinder as she contemplates her failure to protect her Scavengers.
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In "Bacchus Atop Silenus," the golden-haired god of drunkenness, naked except for his sailor's cap, contemplates a winding red sail that snakes around a mast that thrusts across six separate sheets of paper.
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" In his ragged voice, Shultz warns, "Don't know if I can play this part much longer" and contemplates suicide — "The best die young/immortalize" — only to be told, "At least you're on the radio.
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As he contemplates taking his life, he prepares what was once a favorite meal for himself and his wife, Angela (Chaley Rose), in an attempt to reconcile himself to the end of their relationship.
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The comedian Desiree Burch recounts her misadventures at the Burning Man festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert in this one-woman show that contemplates her own personal history and that of other African-Americans.
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" Elsewhere, the queer British singer-songwriter contemplates being with someone forever; falls for her new, adopted home on the other side of the Atlantic; and confronts her own mortality on standout track "Princess Leia.
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Elizabeth Kolbert contemplates the idea of a sixth extinction — the result of climate change — and the ways in which human beings are responsible for changing life on earth in a way no other species has.
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Hagan told Reuters on Tuesday the bid, which contemplates re-installing Charney as chief executive, is still alive, even though American Apparel failed to provide his group with important documents such as its quarterly accounts.
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The combination of rising pay with a slower pace of hiring and downward pressure on prices from a stronger dollar complicates the picture for the Federal Reserve as it contemplates its next interest rate increase.
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He contemplates whether he would leave his job, sell his Chicago home and head to Canada or Mexico to reunite with his parents in Francisco Villa, the only place, he says, he would be welcomed.
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After repeated clashes in recent years, a tentative truce between the bank and Europe's biggest economy is showing signs of cracking as the ECB contemplates even more stimulus despite vocal objections from the German establishment.
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The policy contemplates a range of punishment for a breach of confidentiality, including fines and a termination of services—another reason it doesn't really make sense for the team or player to leak this information.
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Critic score: 83%Audience score: 57%Netflix description: "On the last day of his life, a legendary director struggles to complete a new project and contemplates his legacy in this layered film by Orson Welles."
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Had the court not intervened when it did, the House of Representatives ultimately might have selected the president (as the Constitution contemplates and as the Founding Fathers expected to become the routine after Washington retired).
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In the first five pages alone she contemplates EST seminars, the I.R.A., Watergate, the Munich Olympics massacre, the kidnapping of Patty Hearst and, of course, Vietnam, where her father, Ernt, was a prisoner of war.
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Instead of sales metrics or star power, Big Ears contemplates the perceptual properties of music: shades of dissonance and consonance, the particular qualities of a drone, the ever-changing applications of subtlety and brute force.
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More important for Mr. Wertkin, if he did what the government outlined in the complaint, this will ruin the rest of his life in ways that no one contemplates when deciding to commit a crime.
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At the Pera Museum, an exhibition on the two journeys, A Road Story: 80 Years of Photography, contemplates how places and the way we perceive them have changed since the 19th-century dawn of photography.
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By contrast, the United States debates the merits of erecting a wall along its southern border, argues about the legality of barring immigrants from several predominantly Muslim nations, and contemplates imposing tariffs on steel imports.
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Our rating contemplates the structural headwinds facing the pay-TV industry which we do not think is reflected in consensus estimates and valuation, our rating is not a call on the May 9th investor day disappointing.
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As the possibility of conflict on the Korean Peninsula looms and Trump contemplates greater action against ISIS, Hewson said Australia needed to ask itself if it would go back into war with a Trump-era America.
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Though the conflict has cooled, fresh signs of tension have been evident recently as the ECB contemplates even more stimulus to lift still lacklustre inflation and calls on Germany to do spend more to boost growth.
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"The memo contemplates a massive expansion of people being removed from the country without ever seeing the inside of a courtroom," said Tom Jawetz, vice president of immigration policy at the liberal Center for American Progress.
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Perhaps that will come years after he leaves the presidency when he contemplates the aftermath of the very difficult decisions he made in office, including those regarding the Syrian war and the nuclear deal with Iran.
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For example, how interest income and expenses are defined can make a big difference in the impact of this provision, as will the special interest expense rules for financial services companies that the blueprint contemplates developing.
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"We will use all the tools our Constitution contemplates to overturn this decision, and we ask that all branches of government do the same," Vizcarra told reporters after meeting with his cabinet and advisers in Lima.
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At an office retreat at Faith's country house, Greer slices her thumb while helping to cook, and as her boss bandages her up she contemplates her charisma: The light touch of this powerful woman was profound.
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When George Bailey realizes he may have to shut down his business, he contemplates suicide, but an angel comes to his rescue by showing him how much good he has done in life through various flashbacks.
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The framework contemplates an enhanced child tax credit that will make things better, but there's no detail here at all, including on the income point at which the enhanced child credit will start to phase out.
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Now the ministry contemplates allowing smoking indoors at establishments that have a floor area of up to five times the 30 square meters (323 square feet) and adequate ventilation stipulated in the earlier bill, media said.
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"The Supreme Court contemplates, and many members of the public would support, a speedy system that reliably identified a small group of the morally worst killers and put those few people to death humanely," he said.
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"The memo contemplates a massive expansion of people being removed from the country without ever seeing the inside of a courtroom," said Tom Jawetz, the vice president of immigration at the liberal Center for American Progress.
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The Jessica James character, who daydreams about violent ends for her ex (Lakeith Stanfield), pores over online dating sites and contemplates a new suitor (Chris O'Dowd), is not meant as a stand-in for Ms. Williams.
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"Secretary Mattis has had a much lower profile, but that may well be his intent as he contemplates his own future," says Mark Groombridge, formerly a top Bolton adviser at the State Department and United Nations.
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When Daniel Caesar, a Canadian singer-songwriter, contemplates adding a key change to one track, Mr Rubin suggests that they keep the key as it is but have the bass play something less rhythmic and more melodic.
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Another, more recent painting that comes out of Snider's research is "Sergei Mikhailovich Contemplates His Masterpiece" (2017), which refers to the famous "Odessa Steps" sequence from Eisenstein's 1926 film Battleship Potemkin (Mikhailovich is the director's middle name).
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As Mr Putin prepares for his annual televised phone-in show on June 20th, and contemplates ways of retaining power after the end of his final presidential term under the constitution, he needs quiet on the streets.
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Zeroing in on the "poetics of masculine panic," she contemplates the absurd theater of the male of the species, approaching men encountered in her personal life, and ones who occupy the public sphere, with a critic's eye.
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A bonus: The space's icy-chic interior, with its textured white walls cut by jagged black lines, will keep your design-junkie date engaged as he or she contemplates your post-concert dinner options in the neighborhood.
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Fernandez said he and his team "feel that the people have supported our proposal ... and that proposal contemplates neither a default nor a risk of not paying debt, nor failing to recognize the state's obligations," he said.
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After the ladies try unsuccessfully to find a time to all hang out, the video ends with Ali writing out a snarky text, which she contemplates sending before deleting it and getting back to her wedding plans.
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A request for comment on a proposed rule change posted late Thursday contemplates a series of changes that would save the government $1 billion per year or more, but result in higher premiums and more people being uninsured.
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" In her petition asking the Supreme Court to review the decision, Ms. Warren wrote that bankruptcy "contemplates that all legal obligations of the debtor, no matter how remote or contingent, will be dealt with by the bankruptcy case.
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I would caution any man who contemplates getting involved with a 'real housewife' as I think it takes a special kind of person to expose their private lives in this way and not have it not cause problems.
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Dia, which earlier this month dropped out of Spain's blue-chip index Ibex35, also confirmed that it contemplates the sale of the Clarel and Cash & Carry (MAX Descuento) businesses, as they are not part of the core business.
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The Trump administration is well advised to gauge the political blowback as it contemplates an assault — disguised as a review — on the Antiquities Act, as well as two decades of amplifying diverse and inclusive stories in this country.
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" She was married to an American serviceman, and in another poem, Mr. Vuong contemplates the irony of the war: Had his grandparents never met, neither he nor his mother would exist: "Thus no bombs = no family = no me.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged Australia on Wednesday to take into account the feelings of Asian countries as Sydney contemplates buying a fleet of submarines from Japan in a deal worth as much as A$40 billion ($29 billion).
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As Congress contemplates reauthorizing the bank and making reforms to its charter, one of simplest things Congress could do is simply require the Ex-Im Bank to comply with U.S. environmental laws like every other federal agency must.
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Over the decades, McMaster has served in key strategic advisory positions that have informed his mindset about civil-military decision making which he will no doubt import the Situation Room as this Administration contemplates its global security posture.
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Bernard, a retired architect, tries to hide the extent of his alcoholism; Stella contemplates acting on her wish to lead a more devout life; and the couple are roiled by memories of violence in their home country, Ireland.
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The plan also contemplates land swaps that could give the Palestinians parts of what is now Israel in exchange for letting West Bank settlements remain, though some of those areas of Israel are heavily populated by Arab citizens.
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Now, as Sanders contemplates another run for president in 2020, he and his advisers face pressing question about whether his political revolution's message, and its messenger, can attract a large enough coalition of voters to win the Democratic nomination.
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" The changes include "New language that more clearly defines the drama/comedy distinction, which now contemplates the hybrid genre of the dramedy and similar pictures with a more precise description: 'dramas with comedic overtones should be entered as dramas.
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In poet Danez Smith's second collection Don't Call Us Dead, Smith contemplates the assaults on a black, male body in our country: police brutality, violence, and AIDS, and the resulting culture of danger, suspicion, grief, psychological pain, and resistance.
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WAYNESBURG, Pennsylvania — As our country contemplates who will be the next president of the United States, there is no better example of the sharp political dichotomy than the state of Pennsylvania, where 20 electoral votes are up for grabs.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's famously pragmatic approach to foreign affairs is currently being tested to its fullest as the country — and the wider European region — contemplates whether to bar Chinese 5G equipment at the direction of the United States.
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Internet providers like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon share Pai's views — and as his agency contemplates a replacement, the telecom sector offered its support for a few, less onerous ideas that already have infuriated web companies in Silicon Valley.
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J., has started consulting with two top Iowa presidential campaign strategists – one who worked with Hillary Clinton and another who worked with former President Barack Obama – as he contemplates a run for the White House in 2020, CNBC has learned.
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Storm clouds are gathering over crucial trade and development relationships with Britain and the US, as the former contemplates an uncertain future outside the European Union, and the latter signals a shift to "America First" protectionism under President Donald Trump.
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" Andrew Wright, a former White House lawyer, told me, "If I were in Congress and I read the McCabe memoranda, I would want to know more about these issues, especially the 25th Amendment issue since that contemplates a congressional vote.
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While she contemplates the choices she's made to get where she is — those choices neither idealized nor condemned — Andrea watches as her brother and sister-in-law struggle under the weight of caring for a baby with a terminal illness.
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" She contemplates life with her son but without his father, and compares herself to the mainland trying to imagine itself as an island: "It is the linear thing I really object to, Ev, I say, the unfolding of a set trajectory.
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PPC said in a statement that Lafarge, which is headquartered in Switzerland, is expected to submit a firm offer in November as it contemplates a deal which could include a partial cash offer and a special dividend to PPC shareholders.
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Though it acknowledges the bleakness and desperation of Mildred's case—at one point she contemplates setting fire to the police station as a symbolic gesture—it suggests that she is only a hero when she is pursuing solutions, not destruction.
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Riffing on the lyrics of the artist's recent single "Another World"—a mournful ballad that contemplates the possibility of an impending apocalypse—the journalist asks her if she thinks that Obama's election will help usher in a period of peace.
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The revelation comes as the United States Senate Judiciary Committee contemplates testimony concerning a bill that would make it a crime for any national governing body under the USOC to fail to report allegations of sexual abuse to the proper authorities.
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So as the home secretary prepares her move to that storied, terraced house in SW1 and contemplates a Labour Party tearing itself apart, the thought must cross her mind: time to go to the country and secure a five-year lease?
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They might ask whether the Fourteenth Amendment, through which certain parts of the Bill of Rights have been incorporated to apply against the states, contemplates the possibility that judges may find new rights or novel ways of applying extant rights.
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If past Malick films are any indication, Bale will undoubtedly spend a good portion of the film staring into the middle distance as the sun perpetually sets and he contemplates the weight of his own existence, or vaguely defined moral dilemmas.
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A series of misunderstandings builds up between Bernadette and the Seattleites around her, and between her and Elgie, her husband—a brilliant but rather milksop-ish celebrity Microsoft engineer—who contemplates having his beleaguered wife committed to a psychiatric hospital.
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Now, while he contemplates sentencing and what could amount to life in prison, Mr. Trump, within less than 24 hours of Mr. Stone's conviction, ignores the advice of the Pentagon and intervenes in military war crime cases to grant pardons.
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As she eyes an impending exit from political life, however, and contemplates her legacy — Ms. Merkel has announced that she will not run again as chancellor when her term expires in 2021 — her reticence to discuss such issues is clearly changing.
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A similar shot appears about two thirds of the way through Killing of a Sacred Deer: a bit less schlubby (and boasting a Black Forest of a beard), Farrell leans forward, shirtless, in a corner chair and contemplates his epic dilemma.
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That seemed bad news for Lockheed, as the Navy contemplates the future of the LCS program -- to whom it should award the final batch of LCS contracts, and whom it should hire to build the "frigates" that will succeed the LCSes.
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Multilayered in meaning, Andrew Moisey explores the male bonding rituals of American frats and contemplates how the effects of such behavior impact the character of the individuals participating — particularly in light of the historically prestigious position that fraternity members have held within society.
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On the contrary — the Fifth Amendment, added to the Constitution at the same time as the Eighth, expressly contemplates that a defendant may be tried for a 'capital' crime and 'deprived of life' as a penalty, so long as proper procedures are followed.
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The unhealed ruptures of slavery, persistent as memory and rubbed raw in such an instant, course through "Homegoing," the hypnotic debut novel by Yaa Gyasi, a stirringly gifted young writer, that contemplates the consequences of human trafficking on both sides of the Atlantic.
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One reason that the liberal Justices, especially Kagan and Breyer, have lately been banging the drum for stare decisis is that it might be the only principle that could make the conservative majority pause as it contemplates a wholesale reversal on abortion.
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Throughout the course of her debut essay collection, Hard to Love, Briallen Hopper contemplates this thorny and capacious emotion from the position of someone whose love life defies traditional conceptions of the term: It is nourishing, brimming, but wholly untethered to sexual romance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A single tear drips from Othello's bronze eyes as he contemplates Desdemona's marble handkerchief in the 1868 bust by Pietro Calvi depicting Shakespeare's tragic hero in a moment of tense anguish over his wife's perceived infidelity.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — YOU know how desperate President Obama is — as he contemplates all his accomplishments going down the drain at the hands of a man he has total contempt for — when he is willing to do something so against his nature.
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Hassinger performs an elegant, straight-legged planting of her heel in the ground, her body draped in white fabric as she solemnly contemplates that gesture against a soft, green hill under her feet and a radiant cacophony of purple leaves in the background.
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As the US government contemplates the recent hack of Ukraine's power grid, which is only the second hack of this kind against critical infrastructure since the Stuxnet attack against Iran's nuclear program was discovered in 2010, the implications for the US power grid are clear.
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Hollande is France's most unpopular leader in modern times and is struggling to regain credibility both on the fight against terrorism and on the economy, leaving the president in a weak position as he contemplates mounting a bid for a second term next year.
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In Max Tegmark's new book, Life 2100: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, the MIT physicist and founder of the Future of Life Institute contemplates this seemingly scifi possibility, weighing the potential benefits of autonomous machines in warfare with the tremendous risks.
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"I still take shoes off of a table if I ever see one because it signifies death, even though I don't want to live that long," she says, and contemplates the past in order to experience the future with the same hope she once had.
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But I'm certain G considers it, and contemplates deeply, even now, each morning in a far away country on his third tour of duty, as he slings an assault rifle over one arm and slips a dagger inside his vest, what carrying concealed weapons means.
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" Mr. Matthews also contemplates childhood joys — "We will rope swing and river swim" — in "Virginia in the Rain," a jam-like six-minute song with Tim Reynolds deploying multiple electric guitars in a thoughtful dialogue and Mr. Matthews crooning, "Don't grow up too fast.
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"The framework contemplates that the committees will adopt measures to prevent the recharacterization of personal income into business income to prevent wealthy individuals from avoiding the top personal tax rate," says the tax reform blueprint presented on Wednesday by congressional Republicans and the Trump administration.
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It has been about three months since Terrell Gills's release from jail, and there are still sleepless nights and days spent in his room as he contemplates the year and a half he spent on Rikers Island for a crime of which he was acquitted.
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You know in movies when a grizzled detective who got out of the game after his wife was brutally murdered is asked to do one more job, and he contemplates his decision while staring at a breezy, joyous photo of said brutally murdered wife?
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If octopuses could somehow gain the upper hand against those predators, their natural life spans should increase, though it's hard to see them making it to our 115 years — and when one contemplates the thought of a century-old octopus, perhaps that's just as well.
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But in paintings like "The Holy Name of Mary," a glorious, asymmetric composition from around 1695 in which the Virgin contemplates her own name written in the clouds, Villalpando infused the drama of the European Baroque with the bright light of the New World.
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This all comes as Congress contemplates how to deal with the Justice Department's denial of House Democrats' request to hand over an unredacted version of the Mueller report, and whether to hold the attorney general in contempt over his refusal to appear before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Benchmark bond yields in the euro zone, Britain and Japan are also expected to climb along with U.S. Treasuries as the Bank of England contemplates an eventual rate rise and as the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan look to move away from exceptionally stimulative policy.
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"This prosecution sends a clear message to anyone who contemplates the use of threats or intimidation to interfere with the right of individuals to worship as they choose, without fear," U.S. Attorney A. Lee Bentley III of the Middle District of Florida said in a statement Monday.
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As the Fed contemplates when to move next, the dynamics working against it were obvious this week when the yield on Germany's 10-year bond dropped into negative territory, helping keep the spread between it and the U.S. 10-year Treasury note near a euro-era high.
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That leadership race will likely be a fight over the party's core philosophy, as the party contemplates styling itself more after avowed leftists like American Democratic primary candidate Bernie Sanders or U.K. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, as opposed to emulating a more third-way labour party.
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Instead, the last month has passed in a blur of fear and dread as the industry contemplates the Trump administration's threat to impose 100 percent tariffs on all wines imported from the European Union, along with a variety of other goods including foods, spirits and clothing.
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Spanning Yugoslavia's turbulent twentieth century, and full of brutality and trauma, the novel amounts to a microcosm of the Balkan experience, in which everyday lives are punctured by history—a student falls in with Chetnik royalists, and a woman contemplates her unwanted pregnancy while watching Tito's funeral.
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And the ramifications of ending the nuclear deal may yet weigh on the President's mind as he contemplates the prospect of traumatizing relations with key US allies and the prospect of another nuclear crisis to add to the showdown with North Korea if Iran then races for the bomb.
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As Hopper contemplates the circumstances of her spinster life—among them fraught cohabitation, seeking out a sperm donor (see the incisive and metaphorically hilarious essay "Moby-Dick"), and assembling a care team for a friend with stage four cancer—she foregrounds a claim that ought to be obvious.
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He spent five days there, and when he got out, he wrote "It's Kind of a Funny Story," which centers on a teenager named Craig who feels crushed by the pressures of his prestigious high school and calls a suicide hotline after he contemplates jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge.
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A $200,000 membership fee plus annual dues often affords members and their guests the opportunity to rub elbows with the President, sometimes calling his attention to certain issues or attempting to influence his policies -- opportunities amplified by the President's habit of widely polling as he contemplates major decisions.
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" (We'll come back to that word "action" later.) A shot of Truman's Road and Stoke Newington Road — featuring a man in a blue sweater talking on a cellphone while another contemplates the scene of which he is a part — was taken between "12:01pm-12:34pm, 12th June 2009.
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Compiled from Flickr, with some color manipulated slightly by Umbrico, the different moons represent the efforts of photographers around the world — amateur and professional alike — brought together as an archive that contemplates why we continue to produce images of the same things and how we consume their digital representations.
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Aranda has previously made serious, compelling work that cleverly contemplates the nature of time, what underlies our dreams of space travel and colonization of other planets, the sometimes arbitrary relation of science fiction to lived reality, but here the work recycles some of the earlier strategies and objects without achieving coherence.
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As President Trump contemplates withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement, 2015's landmark legislation binding 195 countries in the battle to curb global carbon emissions, international markets, including fashion, face an increasingly urgent call to reimagine their production methods and to create solutions for defending a steadily warming planet.
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The Wintersian virtue of concinnity become a principle of governance: The poet contemplates the chaos of experience, the confusion of accident, and the incomprehensible realms of possibility—which is to say the world in which we all so intimately live that few of us take the trouble to examine it.
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"The negative outlook also contemplates the execution risk in returning the narrow-body franchise to normalcy following the grounding's end, which remains uncertain, and the timeframe for repaying the debt incurred to fund the grounding and restore confidence in the all-important MAX program, and in Boeing, more broadly," Moody's said.
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"Waltz For One" is an jangling plea and love song from the perspective of teenage girl; while on aching fiddle strings "Haldimand County" contemplates colonialism of First Nation communities and the disappointment of a "new world"; and "Yonder White Mare" is an a capella track, emphasizing Schmidt's emphatic, stunning vocals.
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The expansion of the Republican majority in the Senate, and the failure of the tariffs to ignite a political brush fire, is likely to embolden Mr. Trump as he contemplates additional tariffs on all Chinese imports before he meets with President Xi Jinping of China this month in Buenos Aires.
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As Congress contemplates budget cuts to fund priorities such as tax reform and health care, policymakers should reconsider wasteful farm subsidy programs which duplicate privately available services and whose benefits typically are enjoyed by producers who typically earn more than non-farm families and who could otherwise afford such services.
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Seated in a Mexican equipale chair beside a massive California redwood tree, the man contemplates a translucent blue and golden globe taken from the exterior panel of "The Garden of Earthly Delights," which shows the world on the third day of creation, before people arrived and there were only plants.
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Jessa and Ben, who tied the knot at the First Baptist Church in Bentonville, Arkansas, in 2014, have been open about wanting to expand their brood in the future — and in a previously released supertease for the upcoming season of TLC's Counting On, the couple contemplates the possibility of a third child.
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According to a report in The Washington Post, Apple has been searching for places to put hubs as it contemplates how to spend the $30 billion it has committed for new facilities and 20,000 new employees in the U.S. over the next five years — and it looks like Virginia is on the list.
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" But on "Kill Jay-Z," the rueful opening song, he contemplates the downsides of having such a strong one: "Die Jay-Z, this ain't back in the days/You don't need an alibi, Jay-Z/Cry Jay-Z, we know the pain is real/But you can't heal what you never reveal.
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In her essay "The Pink," Andrea Long Chu contemplates the symbolism of the vagina in the context of the feminist movement and her own gender transition, and ultimately argues on behalf of "a vaginal imaginary": Just before she undergoes surgery to "get a vagina," she has a geometric vulva tattooed on her forearm.
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The report contemplates three options for Europe to handle a number of challenges — how to finance the challenges of climate change, how to enable prosperity and jobs in Africa, how Europe should respond to the China challenge, and how the diffuse alphabet soup of European development and development finance entities can work together more effectively.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.There is an episode of Sex and the City in which Carrie contemplates breaking up with somebody because the sex is really awkward (for some reason she does not consider breaking up with him because his name sounds just like "burger" and he's a man-baby, but I digress).
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Vox has covered GPT-2 before — the system achieves state-of-the-art performance on some important tasks in natural language processing, writes decent poetry, and has attracted controversy due to OpenAI's decision not to release the full version while it contemplates countermeasures to prevent its use for spam, Amazon review fraud, and fake news.
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In the equally notable city sequence "Pigeon," we watch our titular hero (comically drawn by McGuire with an exaggeratedly round body and a tiny noggin) as it contemplates a crumb, sticks its head in a bag and tries to connect with other avian creatures, be they fellow pigeons or those metal birds, high above.
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Trump's comments came with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Moscow for frosty talks with Putin -- and could reflect a new perspective on the Russian leader from Trump as he contemplates the Kremlin's support for Assad and the horrific aftermath on chemical weapons attacks on civilians that prompted the President to launch cruise missile attacks last week.
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Wolfenstein: The New Order remains one of the most remarkable games of the past decade for myriad reasons, not the least of which is how a Schwarzenegger-looking character known for grunting transformed into someone who quietly and introspectively contemplates their penchant for enacting violence, wrapped within a game whose tones swing wildly between hilarious, sad, inspiring, and upsetting.
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But the 46 paintings in "Tintoretto: Artist of Renaissance Venice," which arrives at Washington's National Gallery of Art this week from an inaugural run at Venice's own Palazzo Ducale, also include moments of stately pleasure like the six-foot-long "Summer," in which a partially undraped woman in a soft pink robe contemplates a parrot of rainbow hue.
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And even after Stacey Abrams, the failed Democratic 22016 gubernatorial candidate in Georgia, was asked repeatedly to run for Senate, the former Democratic leader in the Georgia House told Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee staff that she was a "no" as she contemplates her next steps -- which could mean a presidential run in 2020.
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Suicidal ideation is a running theme in the episode from the first five minutes, when River sits alone at a dining room table holding a gun, from a scenes in which he contemplates different methods of killing himself, to when, as a candidate for class president, he speaks about his thoughts of suicide to an auditorium full of his peers.
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But what actually went down was, to those watching, a tragedy of epic proportions: a guitarist who falls over and tries desperately to get back on his feet; a perplexed pause in which the band contemplates, for what feels an eternity, what to play next; a singer who pours more beer onto his upper body than he actually gets in his mouth.
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Our lives are now organized and dominated by the needs of the ruling economy: The alienation of the spectator to the profit of the contemplated object is expressed in the following way: The more [the spectator] contemplates the less he lives; the more he accepts recognizing himself in the dominant images of need, the less he understands his own existence and desires.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald may not have used the exact term "American dream" in "The Great Gatsby," but Churchwell (who herself wrote a book about that novel) cites Fitzgerald's concluding passage, in which Nick Carraway contemplates how Gatsby's dream receded into "the dark fields of the republic," as a mournful observation of how an expansive vision of "human potential" had degraded into cupidity.
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From the grizzled satyr Mickey Sabbath's imagined obituary ("did nothing for Israel") to his elation at his late mistress Drenka's "uberous" breasts, to the unseemly depths of his lecherous interest in friends' daughter's underwear or his urge to urinate on Drenka's grave, he erupts into exhilarating life even as he contemplates suicide in his grief at Drenka's death and his own aging diminution.
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Gallup on Thursday said that recent polling shows respondents' views of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE have slipped since he left office, but the overall numbers still remain high as he contemplates a 2020 White House bid.
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And so, as Trump contemplates declaring a national security crisis in order to build his wall on the Mexican border, or sending American troops to Venezuela without congressional authorization, or ordering the incoming attorney general to deep-six the Mueller report, I suggest that his White House counsel, or perhaps his daughter and son-in-law, read him the following story, perhaps at bedtime or before his afternoon nap.
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ANNOUNCES FIRST QUARTER 2018 FINANCIAL AND OPERATING RESULTS * PRODUCTION VOLUMES IN Q1 OF 2018 AVERAGED 353,740 BOE/D (74% NATURAL GAS WEIGHTED), REPRESENTING 6% GROWTH * SEES FULL YEAR PER UNIT PRODUCTION EXPENDITURES RANGE OF $7.65 TO $8.00/BOE * UPDATED BUDGET CONTEMPLATES A RANGE OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES IN 2018 OF BETWEEN $55 TO $60 MILLION * SEES 2018 AVERAGE DAILY PRODUCTION 34,000 - 35,500 BOE/D Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The special counsel regulations, which were written in 1999 against the backdrop of Kenneth Starr's sprawling Whitewater investigation (and his invasive report to Congress about Monica Lewinsky and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE), contemplates parameters and accountability for a criminal investigation — not a counterintelligence one.
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The piece, titled "America Must Be Ready To Nuke First," argues that America must be first-use to stave off Russian aggression: While the Obama administration contemplates a no-first-use policy, the Russians threaten the opposite: first, to intimidate and coerce U.S. allies and partners; and second, as part of a strategy of escalation, to de-escalate (that is, less apt to provoke a nuclear response and more conducive to war termination than second use).
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From the changing landscapes and wildlife that inspire her to the literary ancestors (Emerson, Whitman, Poe) who sustain her, Oliver contemplates what it means to build a life and survive — whether it is the spider whose feeding, spinning and birthing she devotedly monitors in "Swoon"; the gravely injured gull whose battered existence she honors in "Bird"; or Emerson and Poe, whose diverse creative paths Oliver views as a search for moral order after grievous personal loss.
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