Elsewhere, pink linen is crafted into oversize shirts with raw-edged bows crafted into the sleeves.
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Forged, because Simlish was not only crafted to last, but crafted to be appreciated over time.
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But behind every crafted post are even more crafted recipes that require heavy rolling, kneading, and rigorous mixing.
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"It could be played off as a hood tale, but people need to see it as a well-told, well-crafted story with beautifully created and crafted characters."
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When cutecoms are crafted well, they're a breeze to watch, and even when they're crafted less well, they're frequently a lot of fun, a respite from the world at large.
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The perfectly crafted Instagram post is dead, but its replacement — the Instagram post that looks like it hasn't been crafted at all — often requires just as much effort to produce.
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McDonald's has been making strides in 2017 with the introduction of the upscale Signature Crafted Recipes sandwich line, the hand-crafted McCafe beverages and the new $1-$2-$3 Dollar Menu.
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" He argued the agreement as previously crafted was "terrible.
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I think we're kind of saturated with well-crafted photography and well-crafted writing, so sometimes the stuff that's really good but lacks craftsmanship is actually the most interesting, refreshing, and powerful.
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Tochilovsky found everything about them artfully crafted and meticulously considered.
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The Moët Belle cocktail was crafted by actress Camilla Belle.
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A "vision" crafted from a digital photo and stock imagery.
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A "vision" crafted from a digital photo and stock imagery.
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The artist Rae Swon crafted the viral, hellish art garment.
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But the bill's success will depend on how it's crafted.
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Her persona was originally crafted on radio, outside television's constraints.
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Twelve exceptionally crafted beers per month, with four different styles.
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Trump's political approach is perfectly crafted for politics of outrage.
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Such is the political reputation Bustos has crafted for herself.
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There were some narrow decisions, and a carefully crafted compromise.
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Nomad has crafted a beautiful wireless travel stand for smartphones.
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There is nothing wrong with a tiny, perfectly crafted show.
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Riley's carefully-crafted formulas really work — and I should know.
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So it was intentionally crafted with who would be around.
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Instead, Bourelly crafted the video to reflect her true self.
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He was chairman when the Trump tax package was crafted.
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A bill crafted by a small subset of House Republicans?
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Macron has nonetheless crafted some interesting arguments to make this
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This is another one of our hand crafted custom potions.
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Comey's statement has the ring of a carefully crafted screenplay.
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The stolen artwork was crafted by French artist Fred Allard.
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Republicans crafted a piece of legislation that faced immense odds.
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He is brimming over, spilling into other people's crafted spaces.
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The Underground Railroad is a brilliant and beautifully crafted book.
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Take, for example, the one the Nashville Predators have crafted.
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Steven and the authors and then Michael crafted this story.
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Advice is only useful when crafted to suit a situation.
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Cass' images are digital composites crafted from thousands of images.
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Committees of bureaucrats have crafted real stinkers over the years.
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Well crafted regulations benefit both American workers and our environment.
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They've crafted this low mood with a purpose in mind.
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Foccroulle's songs were beautifully crafted but somewhat lacking in personality.
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Trilobites What crafted these crisscrossing lines in the Caspian Sea?
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First, there are the tweets — crafted in classic Trumpian fashion.
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After all, the breakfast sandwich recipe was crafted around it.
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This year, Yelena Filipchuk and Serge Beaulieu crafted the Man.
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The bill was carefully crafted to have zero budgetary impact.
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The legs are crafted from sustainable woods from the Midwest.
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Ultimately, each blend is crafted toward relaxation, del Campo says.
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His carefully crafted speeches have changed games and won championships.
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Is this gif crafted from Battlefield 4 or CNN footage?
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These finely crafted oil puddles resemble a sky in reverse.
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He crafted a look, and it helped him stand out.
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Some of those things were crafted [while we were editing].
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But the text around it was crafted to push buttons.
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As a result, intimate thoughts can often be carefully crafted.
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The company purposefully crafted the menu to avoid these costs.
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Logan told Mashable he crafted his son's Mandalorian costume himself.
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His father played a carefully crafted role of tough guy.
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For starters, it's crafted from premium materials and it shows.
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Republican senators said Monday a proposal being crafted by Sen.
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His ads are excellently crafted and stress his outsider status.
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You might find that joke crass, but it's well crafted.
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But overseas, it is buckling America's carefully crafted world order.
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The administration might have an easier time arguing that the immigration order was carefully crafted not to discriminate against Muslims if it were clear that the immigration order was carefully crafted to begin with.
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Nothing makes me happier than a well-crafted New England loafer.
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It's crisp, refreshing, and unlike any other style we have crafted.
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The resolution crafted by Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, R-N.
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She's crafted an argument for the utility and beauty of influence.
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A Swedish brewery has crafted the "world's most expensive" potato chips.
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Good Boy is a line of brews crafted just for pups.
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It's a lovingly envisioned, lavishly produced, and painstakingly crafted cash grab.
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The prose is well crafted and the pace is pitch perfect.
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Overall, Logitech has crafted a surprisingly good package with the G533.
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While certainly well-crafted games, they're just more of the same.
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The new AirPods are crafted for what's popular on Apple Music.
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Additionally, a few pieces stand out as just elegantly, artfully crafted.
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Okay, so the breakup was edited and crafted by the producers.
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I thought Keo had crafted a beautifully cathartic experience for me.
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This is Riverdale — not the meticulously crafted Big Little Lies finale.
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The DOJ's OLC, however crafted its own policy on this question.
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"We have a strong resilience crafted by our past," he said.
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He crafted the various versions of his bill in total secrecy.
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Yoshi's Crafted World is an all-ages title, through and through.
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"We don't rely solely on a new, crafted narrative," says Warner.
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There's something calming and seasonally appropriate about a hand-crafted candle.
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From there, Leitch shared that Reynolds "really re-crafted" his character.
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Four thin pews had been crafted from mismatching planks of wood.
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If there's one thing we love, it's an expertly crafted prank.
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By supercharging the defenses that evolution crafted all on its own.
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ELSE's beautifully crafted books give them the means to be heard.
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And Adam had crafted deep new bonds with Ken and Jessica.
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At Sage, she crafted an "Ethics of Code AI Core Principles".
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Research demonstrates that carefully crafted transparency policies can improve public safety.
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It's unclear who crafted this low-budget bid at voter suppression.
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Granger said she crafted the bill with Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.
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Only five are available for sale, each crafted in New York.
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Zaretskaya was also awarded a Finnish-crafted longboard by Jalla Board.
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" Jentleson said ObamaCare was "crafted in a fundamentally transparent & bipartisan way.
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Chapman's colleagues used fake names and had carefully crafted fake identities.
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There are probation reform bills being crafted in Michigan and California.
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Who decides what makes a hit and how are they crafted?
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Your music festival experience shouldn't be crafted for social media anyways.
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"It's very carefully crafted," Mr. Raska said of Mr. Xi's appearance.
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But Collins, Manchin and their colleagues crafted a bipartisan agreement anyway.
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But it's not Oracular Spectacular's most interesting or well-crafted track.
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Would someone please pass the carefully crafted dressing and sandwich spread?
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However, this coffee drink is artfully crafted with "cereal-infused" milk.
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They crafted a metal bar to be exactly 2458 meter long.
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But mostly, it's because the screenplay was carefully crafted that way.
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Other "meme producers" have crafted tracks with a similar comedic intent.
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It's a consistent, coherent, well-crafted album, but it feels anticlimactic.
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But Maddin has also crafted films that function as art installations.
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Stop falling for the quick sound bites and the crafted edits.
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We crafted this story by listening: it was theirs to tell.
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Her ideas did not feel contrived, never like a crafted joke.
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A similar measure has been crafted in the Senate, she said.
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Wendy's also crafted its menu so all products should sell consistently.
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The measure was crafted by State Senator Anthony Portantino, a Democrat.
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I even saw it on a beautifully crafted zine this week.
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Prosecutors crafted a mosaic of how collusion could have played out.
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However, handmade and artisan-crafted items will be just as coveted.
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Crafted by the Direct Selling Association (DSA) and sponsored by Rep.
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From those humble beginnings, Korver has crafted a remarkably productive career.
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Everything is meticulously crafted to leverage local resources and mitigate waste.
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David Brooks Legislation can be crafted bottom up or top down.
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It's a well-crafted, searing depiction of race, class and oppression.
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Suites are furnished with European flair and hand-crafted antique vanities.
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The entire film is crafted as a kind of spiritual whodunnit.
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But it is not clear that that amendment, crafted by Sen.
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Winder has sloppily crafted an answer to suit her own question.
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Apparently, Trump has crafted his policy towards Mexico using Wilson's playbook.
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The following year, House Speaker Henry Clay crafted the Missouri Compromise.
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It's a bildungsroman crafted with the expert aid of a novelist.
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"We crafted a very long experience," says executive producer Jon Georges.
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It was a well-crafted answer, both mainstream and appropriately progressive.
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It's not as crafted as the rest of our records were.
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The London court has crafted its license to ensure just that.
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Yoshi's Crafted World is the cheese to Sekiro: Shadows Die Twices's wine.
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The cypress tree has been crafted into an exquisite 18 foot penis.
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Hayward, in particular, seems like a bargain crafted specifically for the Chargers.
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Davis, a Republican consultant who has crafted ads for candidates from John
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Each item is hung on the wall on a specially crafted nail.
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The whole film plays like the wild, lovingly crafted experiment it is.
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It's the apology you would have crafted for him yourself, isn't it?
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Like its larger cousin, it's also crafted out of aluminum-framed glass.
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Say therapists use the drug without following the carefully crafted MAPS protocol.
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On Twitter, others caught on to Trudeau's carefully crafted responses about Trump.
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There were no carefully crafted messages shared across various social media platforms.
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Since Alanna, Pierce has crafted other memorable female protagonists in numerous series.
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But with the perfectly crafted villain, anyone can be made a hero.
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So is obsessing over my custom-crafted wrestler's musculature, hairdo, and attire.
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Hand crafted leather and textile tassels to brighten up any key chain.
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Clearly, when they come together, the result is beautifully crafted pop perfection.
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The statue is crafted and put on display during the state fair.
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"Constitutional amendments are palpable nonsense," he said, "all crafted for political advantage."
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Each has crafted a new, related identity for their e-sports offshoot.
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Playing around with Mosaic, the app seemed well crafted and relatively intuitive.
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But before Puig stepped to the plate, Gonzalez crafted an unusual hit.
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The industry supported oversight, but the agency has still not crafted regulations.
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"They conduct these well-crafted phishing campaigns to compromise individuals," said Cabrera.
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But I think that well-crafted regulation could change that policy, right?
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The proposal would be attached to the House GOP crafted budget resolution.
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Nor will I parse his many well-crafted opinions as a judge.
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The short, in-app messages are crafted by Pasick and his team.
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But on the highly-crafted show, winners don't get the poop edit.
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Where Argento's political backdrop was unspoken, Guadagnino's has a deliberately crafted presence.
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Look under the hood, though, and a finely crafted intricacy reveals itself.
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Agayants even established a stage-crafted pogrom to test his anthropological hypothesis.
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The way in which it was crafted and promoted also raises questions.
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It's not an especially inspiring experience, but it's well-crafted and fun.
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Within two short years, the Montreal Protocol was crafted and agreed to.
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Small businesses need fair, well-crafted regulations, produced in a timely fashion.
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Chef Torres specializes in hand-crafted chocolates made with fresh, real ingredients.
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Next, you're shelling out for space-age aerodynamics, crafted from carbon fiber.
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The impeccably crafted cabin gets the same angular geometry as the exterior.
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After that, legislation will be crafted by the congressional tax-writing committees.
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The Kansas City Royals crafted a champion through deliberate and patient building.
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These are the 'guardrails' within which a bipartisan plan must be crafted.
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"The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks" — $13.79
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Dahleen crafted a plan to leave work for good at age 43.
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Their hand-crafted quality evokes the physical act of twisting the wire.
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The soaps are crafted and hand-wrapped in the South of France.
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And a well-crafted LinkedIn message is a great way to start.
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Each of the LP's 13 songs centered around a perfectly crafted hook.
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He's somebody who crafted the songs that defined my early musical childhood.
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However, it does not guarantee a new rule will ultimately be crafted.
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He's got skills, and his jokes are well-paced and solidly crafted.
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Blonde is a consistent, coherent, well-crafted album, but it feels anticlimactic.
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By the time I got to my desk, I'd crafted a story.
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It was smart, well crafted and balanced and delivered the perfect message.
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"The Breaks" is about early '90s hip-hop, and it's well-crafted.
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Tarek Atoui's beautifully crafted sound-making sculptures are installed on multiple continents.
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A corner of her lip crooked upward as Sofie crafted her message.
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JON PARELES Here is a reminder of how expertly crafted pop works.
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The painter meticulously crafted her own image on a par with Cleopatra.
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"This classically crafted whodunit holds up nicely," our reviewer, Marilyn Stasio, wrote.
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He's crafted a project where he's admitted to all of his demons.
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A well-crafted building will speak for itself in a difficult market.
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The rarity of such a well-crafted and thoughtful piece suggests otherwise.
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As meticulously crafted as the stage action is, that's a tall order.
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He crafted the club, and its reputation, entirely in his own image.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi crafted it with Trump's Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin.
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There were also knickknacks like handsome humidors crafted from Cuban cedar wood.
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The sculptures look like traditional modern forms crafted in bronze or clay.
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Every phrase has been crafted with the precision of a master jeweler.
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And thus emerged this eatery, specializing in exceptionally crafted street-food bites.
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"Top Secret" is cleverly crafted to appeal to audiences of all ages.
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I believe a narrower bill could be crafted to achieve that objective.
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One is immediately struck by how quickly Ethan crafted these substantial lies.
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Any rule crafted by the Justice Department could face challenges in court.
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Each pair is carefully crafted to help runners perform at their best.
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Anyone expressing surprise is luxuriating in a self-crafted shell of ignorance.
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Then I crafted a profile to head off confusion at the pass.
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Mr. Morales crafted custom shelving so they could save even more space.
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Hand-crafted jewelry made by Ugandan women from a woman-owned company
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The interior of the car has a deliberately crafted room-like ambience.
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Instead their treatment is crafted with the care and depth it deserves.
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All of those women gave us hand-crafted TV jewels this year.
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The carefully crafted compromise passed 297-127, earning majorities in both parties.
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They are also well-crafted and beautiful documents in and of themselves.
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They're Hender Scheme, and they're crafted like a pair of dress shoes.
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In the final memo Summers crafted, it was deleted as politically impossible.
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"I never failed to learn from his wonderfully crafted opinions," he said.
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Lee's indelible image was crafted as a rejection of those diminished roles.
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I support a well-crafted Balanced Budget Amendment that emphasizes reduced spending!
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We look at the speech, and the man who crafted its message.
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Her puzzle was often punny, always expertly crafted and filled with wordplay.
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In this new context, I'm curious to know how lenses get crafted.
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President Ronald Reagan crafted and oversaw a new kind of transition process.
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But this switchblade pin is different; it's a beautifully-crafted 22016D pin.
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The eight rugs Burrow came up with are strategically crafted to fit multiple lifestyle needs; ranging from functional with kid- and pet-friendly options to fashionable with luxurious and plush, and even sustainable with options crafted from recycled materials.
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This expertly crafted, thoroughly entertaining documentary serves as a fitting tribute to both.
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Following years of royal tradition, the invitations were crafted by Barnard and Westwood.
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Paksh Novelty 7-Piece Italian Crafted Glass Decanter & Whiskey Glasses Set, $34.99; amazon.
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Murphy was referring to the STATES Act, a bipartisan bill crafted by Sens.
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This is not a story crafted to earn sympathy or destroy someone's character.
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The president said if a Republican-crafted replacement plan ""works, I'm for it.
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The mom of 11 crafted the coat and attached it to Zoey's wheelchair.
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In her latest series Vintage Flufftronics, she's crafted woolen models of old electronics.
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We have no idea, and frankly neither did the legislators who crafted it.
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A judge in December suspended the ban until the provincial government crafted regulations.
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They would also need to flash the device with a specially crafted firmware.
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The Obama-era rules were crafted in 2015 by FCC Chair Tom Wheeler.
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We asked a speech expert Are Trump's "unfiltered" remarks actually meticulously crafted propaganda?
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But Blizzard's carefully crafted business model is as equally impressive as Overwatch's popularity.
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The result appears crafted, even if the reality is kind of the opposite.
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Russia separately on Friday rejected the one-month extension proposal crafted by Japan.
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But new coach Chad Morris has not crafted the same role for him.
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Kennedy crafted an exploratory committee before he first ran for Congress in 2012.
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But on Fox News, there was a different story crafted over the weekend.
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We're habituated to God as an essential ingredient in a well-crafted scare.
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Zach's testimony destroys the myth that Clay has crafted… and Clay is pissed.
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Instead, I crafted a triangular landing strip, stood up, and admired my work.
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They are talking points crafted from a position of ignorance and, often, hate.
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There, the candidate offered concise, tightly crafted speeches tailored to each specific group.
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Together, we crafted a letter and sent it to the hospital network's president.
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Many of these laws were explicitly crafted as challenges to Roe v. Wade.
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Still, personal touches have not completely disappeared from Xi's carefully crafted public image.
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It is a rich and complex love story crafted by an emerging master.
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Donald Trump understood this, and he crafted a campaign around this new GOP.
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He was "very careful" about how the letter was crafted given the sensitivities.
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Stewart and Stewart have crafted a space that is both familiar and abnormal.
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The bill, which was crafted by Hong Kong legislators, would thin that autonomy.
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U Deluxe coming in January and Yoshi's Crafted World coming in spring 2019.
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It's the goods crafted by LGBTQ individuals and small businesses that actually matter.
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Guests could be found sipping hand-crafted cocktails from Dorsey at the Venetian.
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The first is digital trade, which has burgeoned since NAFTA was first crafted.
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Huawei has crafted a formidable contender for the crown of best smartphone camera.
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But he remains steadfast that deep learning, properly crafted, can provide the answer.
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They stage photo ops at factories, give prepared statements, deliver carefully crafted speeches.
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No, he went above and beyond and crafted her a bouquet of McNuggets.
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Juliette, Scarlett, Bucky and the ones who crafted her into a business woman.
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A deliciously crafted passage can reach out and grab you like little else.
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Some of those dresses, like Christian Dior's "Vilmiron" dress, were crafted decades ago.
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They may never spend much time with a browser's carefully crafted user experience.
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For an encore, the lyrical poet who crafted that performance won a Pulitzer.
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Unmade leant their creative prowess to the proceedings, providing some intelligently crafted knitwear.
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This is one of our delicious elixirs, hand crafted and mixed to perfection.
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Later that evening, he got back to Daly with a carefully crafted reply.
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" The small snow house was "hand-crafted, and built using only natural elements.
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It has been crafted to deal with the many diversities of IoT transparently.
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It's called a Sunny and is crafted by organic edible goods brand Amy's.
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Colbert also crafted his own Goop-inspired summit: All's Health That Ends Wealth.
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It's important to note that the new draft rule was very deliberately crafted.
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Unfortunately, poorly crafted government policies threaten to drive up prices at the pump.
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Mrs Clinton should fear a Donald Trump whose demagoguery is so well-crafted.
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Bleak and beautifully crafted, The Association of Small Bombs will stay with you.
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But now that hand-crafted pizza has a rival: pizza made by robot.
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Policy cannot be crafted in a vacuum — evidence must be brought to bear.
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"Rather, properly crafted, they can be a part of the solution," he said.
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To that end during its Apollo program, NASA crafted the Saturn V rocket.
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The well-crafted Democratic convention in July, a high-water mark for Mrs.
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Even the robot gestures are crafted to evoke a true coffee bar experience.
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The vast majority of Daytonas from this era were crafted in stainless steel.
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Cydwoq (pronounced "sidewalk") is based in Burbank, California, and makes hand-crafted shoes.
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The Bugatti badge is crafted in a combination of silver and black enamel.
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I hate the vain, highly-styled, carefully-crafted, unsurprising, deliberate nature of it.
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Murphy crafted the measure, which passed 422-2 after multiple compromises and revisions.
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Simogo crafted a tremendous series of them in the mobile game, Device 6.
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Critics said "Rocketman" was a well-crafted dive into Elton John's early years.
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That brought back some wonderful memories of how songs used to be crafted.
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Slick, well-crafted and funny, even with their dated mores and fashion statements.
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Collins, Manchin and the group who crafted the legislation that ended the shutdown.
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Some members of Congress have crafted legislation to accomplish that in the meantime.
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Ryan was one of the "Big Six" officials who crafted the GOP proposal.
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Isolation is not an option, only great and well-crafted trade deals are.
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She found this cat vertebrae in our neighborhood and crafted this lovely thing.
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And this misleading statement, we now know, was crafted by President Trump himself.
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"All pieces purchased from TGap Jewellery have been hand crafted," the site says.
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Sehgal's work has been long criticized as stunts and meticulously crafted practical jokes.
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We crafted an alternative soundtrack full of synths, proggy elements, and downtempo melodies.
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Yoshi's Crafted World comes out March 29, but there's a demo available today.
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I studied the paradigm he crafted for himself and tailored it for me.
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Whoever crafted this track knew exactly what they were doing with the title.
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The cabinet is beautifully crafted in wood, containing the modules and several speakers.
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Titled Improbable Worlds, the structure is a raw, meticulously-crafted piece of woodworking.
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There, you'll see a series of braided hairstyles crafted to look like sculptures.
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Instead of carefully crafted statements, Trump complains about personal politics and offends leaders.
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But many of them are, at the very least, entertaining and well-crafted.
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They may never spend much time with the browser's carefully crafted user experience.
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Having crafted a serious, detailed plan to fight it is no small thing.
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" Of Discovery, she said, "this is not crafted to exclude poor Asian kids.
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Then it crafted the Clean Power Plan to regulate CO22024 from existing plants.
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However, the conglomerate has crafted an elegant solution to mitigate future import levies.
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When they are well crafted, oversight frameworks can provide effective checks and balances.
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Shirting is crafted from an Austrian antimicrobial fabric that prevents unsightly sweat patches.
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Trivia: what revealer ties together this theme I crafted for BuzzFeed in 2015?
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"They crafted these caskets in a very dignified and humble manner," Young said.
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Rather, it is the carefully crafted will of the map drawer that predominates.
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Yoshi's Crafted World, at Target or otherwise, is now back to full price.
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Every single carefully crafted line was both subdued and essential to the whole.
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" Inspired, I crafted my own simple signature: "Jen Doll, author and freelance journalist.
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Republicans are pushing the hastily crafted overhaul in response to pressure from donors.
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Directly or indirectly, every well-crafted public diplomacy program enhances America's national security.
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Do lyrics need to be well-crafted for a song to be good?
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It is a work crafted by a master filmmaker in Bong Joon-ho.
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The Trump administration has crafted a strong and comprehensive new national security strategy.
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It was a tweet devilishly well crafted to create the maximum official uproar.
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In the Green Room, a small group of 9-year-olds crafted silhouettes.
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She carefully crafted legislation that could appeal to diverse wings of her caucus.
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The Constitution they crafted was designed to endure beyond the next election cycle.
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That is because target-date funds are crafted with specific allocations in mind.
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As mayor, Mr. Booker crafted celebrity status through his early adoption of Twitter.
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Their outlines generally matched other surface features crafted by glaciers around the world.
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Instagram tends to be more about hey, is this photo crafted, composed correctly?
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With D.U.I.I, she has crafted an innovative exploration of shame and failed expectations.
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The Beyoncé on the right is a meticulously-crafted collection of molecules. Why?
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Dolls, crafted to appear gender neutral, are made of natural products like wool.
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He will quote historical figures or tell well-crafted anecdotes with a moral.
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The co-sponsors of a totally separate health care bill crafted by Sens.
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Anni's richly crafted textile pieces elegantly commingle with her wild and energetic drawings.
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More continually, they've each crafted their careers in exactly the image they intend.
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But Kavanaugh's dissent was narrowly crafted and did not address the law's constitutionality.
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" The misleading statement the president crafted read: "It was a short introductory meeting.
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She's crafted a synthpop record whose obvious pleasures don't obscure the attenuated ones.
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Her image was once crafted into a nearly life-size lookalike cake for Streisand.
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With the Tread, you get on-demand classes on a beautifully crafted exercise machine.
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Four of those can be crafted into a Steam Award badge until Feb. 2.
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From these tracks, he made his own edits and crafted three hour-long mixes.
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They crafted those songs pretty carefully and were incredibly successful with those four albums.
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Jenner crafted a line of 20 jewel-toned polishes using SinfulColors gel-like formula.
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It's crafted from the results of a personal style quiz available on its website.
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The stories they crafted together inspired the 2016 "Doctor Strange" film starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
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The state Department of Education crafted guidelines for school districts to implement Erin's Law.
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In late January, Trump insisted that certain oil pipelines be crafted from American steel.
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Abuelo's: Today, Abuelo's customers can get a selection of hand-crafted margaritas for $24.
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Etsy has crafted an identity for itself as an artisanal alternative to mainstream marketplaces.
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Jewish women in America have forged their own way and crafted their own destinies.
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Red Bull Music Academy crafted this nifty 3D, 360 degree rendering of a turntable.
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But if a loan could be carefully crafted and secured, it should be offered.
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The legislation was crafted after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocked Puerto Rico on Jan.
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After waiting for two months, I received my beautifully crafted Focals augmented reality glasses.
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It's potty humor turned prestige TV, through the sheer force of well-crafted story.
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But it's one of the most well crafted and sturdy interiors in the industry.
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Crafted of nothing but paper and cardboard, they reimagine Baroque-era decadence in monochrome.
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"And also the vulnerability and the intelligence of how she really crafted [JFK's] legacy."
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Miniot's expertise is in selecting wood and then milling it into finely crafted cases.
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They can be as simple as a hand-written letter or hand-crafted gift.
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David changed all his amplifiers to the very expensive Mark Levinson hand crafted amplifiers.
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What makes us want to believe in things we consciously recognize as crafted illusions?
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Focal has crafted a surprising and delightful pair of headphones with its $1,500 Clears.
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It is music to speak truth to power, crafted solely to tell Ocean's story.
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This fall wreath (top) is crafted together with black dahlias, magnolias, and spindly twigs.
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And articles will be crafted better by news aggregating software than living, breathing journalists.
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But the initial episodes are remarkably well-crafted, making a collapse feel less likely.
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It was not artfully crafted by a stylish barista with an enviable Instagram following.
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Since, the rapper, real name Anthony Henderson, crafted himself as an iconic rap antagonist.
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And tell her what we want, not a side that's crafted by a litigator.
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DeVos froze it and said a new rule would be crafted in its place.
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The character Ogg has crafted feels more real than any of the other Saviors.
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This is, as with most things Taylor Swift, a carefully crafted image of neutrality.
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For us, a beautifully crafted bag is a better investment than any individual garment.
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The top of the camera is crafted from magnesium and the body from aluminum.
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They are well-crafted, fully-realized characters — they just might not be our idols.
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Below, our guide to carefully engineered, lovingly crafted, and just plain good-looking gifts.
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They crafted a harness out of rope and led Noir back to the road.
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Ali designed the service – part of funeral plans he crafted years before he died.
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While some came with traditional posters, some crafted a small town hall of Peeps.
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This is one of our two dozen hand crafted potions, the "9" apple martini.
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Instead, this is a beautifully crafted, premium offering fit for, well, a 2017 princess.
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But, of course, unlike stories, these beautifully crafted video clips could last a lifetime.
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Hence, legal documents are being crafted which take me completely out of business operations.
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The president's proposals could have been crafted to call the bluff of his critics.
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Who can resist the tempting, tasty array of homemade treats crafted by loved ones?
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The gunshot or the burst of well-crafted energy that splits enemies in two.
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In response, Simpson crafted a plan to prove the claims, using Jaden as bait.
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They've crafted little worlds of euphoric madness, places and spaces where time is elastic.
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I want all the wines to be crafted by like-minded individuals as myself.
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Think Pixar characters, or high-res video game characters crafted using motion-capture techniques.
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Apps, including TenderTree and HomeHero, will replace the advertisements once crafted for fusty magazines.
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Warlight, an entrancing and masterfully crafted story, is itself stuffed full of other stories.
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The people who crafted the Republican ObamaCare reform bill seem to want to help.
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Jim Strouse, the writer and director, crafted the role with Jessica Williams in mind.
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Yet one wrong move and your carefully crafted budget could fly out the window.
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The photo that's allegedly from Justice League (crafted by a male designer) does not.
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And a well-crafted vision statement is a simple tool for doing just that.
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In Central Java, Indonesia, Demsy photographed a woman as she crafted a multicolored umbrella.
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Gomez visited the area and photographed a woman as she crafted one by hand.
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"We like well-crafted things, even things that are obsolete and useless," he said.
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The shoes, crafted out of merino wool, promise to be soft, lightweight and breathable.
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The Frye Company was founded in 1863, and crafted its first boot in 1888.
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It's a well-crafted teaser that can make or break your next big opportunity.
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It slammed the process, saying the bill was crafted without letting pediatricians weigh in.
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They crafted their responses working with a mix of communications, political and legal professionals.
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But if Green Room isn't as rich an experience, it's as well-crafted and
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Mixmag crafted this smart and satisfying playlist for the hours after the after-hours.
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The notion took root in what America's constitutional framers crafted as the First Amendment.
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The budget crafted by Vought is a powerful fiscal marker that must be enforced.
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Their custom-crafted messages enter news cycles via conservative politicians and sympathetic media outlets.
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The hours in the hospital waiting room were a series of carefully crafted denials.
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He sends one or two well-crafted tweets for maximum effect, and it works.
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Indeed, it is often crafted with perfection in mind, which can result in blandness.
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"Prostate toys are crafted specifically for that purpose so they're very streamlined," he says.
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They were designed by Raphael and crafted in Pieter van Aelst's workshop in Brussels.
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The result is five practical, structured silhouettes crafted from a blend of recycled materials.
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They share the artisanally crafted molecules needed to extract essential iron from their surroundings.
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"His domestic reforms and rhetoric have been carefully crafted to resonate here," Lynch explains.
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It's a whole new world, crafted with a hand tied behind its creator's back.
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Trade deals have been crafted to advance the interests of politically connected special interests.
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Some, like Pokémon Quest, or Magikarp Jump, are cute adventures that feel lovingly crafted.
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Some, like Pokémon Quest, or Magikarp Jump, are cute adventures that feel lovingly crafted.
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They've made statements that are carefully crafted to avoid saying anything that's technically inaccurate.
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The floral designer Brittany Asch of BRRCH crafted a unique arrangement for each vessel.
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Thompson and Kaling crafted Newbury as a composite of hard-driving people they knew.
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In it, two kitchen islands are crafted to look like giant fractals or icebergs.
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The string of awards the series won is testament to its well-crafted development.
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Winman ("When God Was a Rabbit") has crafted something of a small miracle here.
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Local artists crafted the extensive collection of bottles, a mix of glass and ceramics.
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That makes A NOISE DOWNSTAIRS (Morrow/HarperCollins, $26.99) something of an artfully crafted anomaly.
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I have crafted my room to paint a complete picture of who I am.
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Rings The couple's rings were crafted by the New York jewelry designer Anna Sheffield.
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Mr. Davis crafted a "brass knuckles" approach to help confirm conservative Supreme Court justices.
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And that, perhaps, is the key takeaway from this elegant, loosely crafted, idiosyncratic book.
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Kushner, President Donald Trump&aposs son-in-law and senior adviser, crafted the plan.
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The plan's being crafted by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy with input from Rep.
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The plan was crafted Jared Kushner, Trump&aposs son-in-law and senior adviser.
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In 2015, a group of people in Japan crafted 2,036 snowmen in one hour.
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Prepare for a smorgasbord of symbolic tax amendments crafted for messaging and trolling purposes.
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Congress, instead, crafted its own bipartisan bill, which Hickenlooper wants put on the floor.
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In 2016 Michigan officials crafted a law to address the challenge of early literacy.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) and Deb Fischer (R-NE) have crafted into legislation before.
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This stylish bracelet was crafted in Thailand from round and disc-shaped jade beads.
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For Nadal, the cacophony under the roof was a detriment to well-crafted tennis.
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His beautifully crafted story explores what happens when you can't eat for six years.
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Instead, foreign policy is crafted and carried out in accordance with the national interest.
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The Olympic medals, for one, have been crafted using thousands of old donated phones.
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The debates are over, the hearings are complete, and the language has been crafted.
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Lady Gaga walked the red carpet in a futuristic look crafted by Armani Privé.
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But the details in this meticulously crafted set are worth a few screams over.
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A second one, crafted by bipartisan senators, would provide $1.1 billion in emergency money.
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The lenses that you peer through are crafted out of six individual laminated layers.
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Nunes, the chairman of the committee, crafted the memo along with his Republican colleagues.
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She also said her vows "sucked" in comparison to Fischer's carefully-crafted, heartfelt vows.
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The order being crafted could be an interim step towards more comprehensive reforms later.
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The European Commission has crafted seven principles for guiding AI development and building trust.
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The Republican tax bill was crafted with the richest of the rich in mind.
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" As Republicans crafted a replacement this spring, he promised "much lower premiums and deductibles.
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The USA Act also faces competition from a bipartisan Senate bill crafted by Sens.
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The wood was solid and smooth, and the bed felt sturdy and well-crafted.
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Senate Republicans want Trump to get behind a bipartisan deal Alexander crafted with Sen.
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So what did the artisans and factory owners make of the Crafted Society goal?
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While handsome and well-crafted, these works border on incoherence, resisting any easy interpretation.
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Dudes are great, but there's something really powerful about songs crafted solely by women.
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Poorly crafted statements on what targets will prompt countermeasures raise the risk of warfare.
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Melvin Way's finely crafted, befuddling works demand to be understood on their own terms.
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Baca's behavior is "so at odds with the public image he carefully crafted," Anderson said.
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Popov crafted a new identity— "Hardcore Charlie," a self-described Russian hacktivist aligned with Anonymous.
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A game like Yoshi's Crafted World is one that feels relaxing after a strenuous day.
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America is upending decades of carefully crafted alliances at the expense of our national security.
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Either would likely be a dramatic improvement over the Republican-only maps crafted last time.
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Washington has long been home to cable television spots crafted for solely the city's influencers.
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There's no denying that Luhrmann has crafted a unique, iconic style as a writer/director.
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" Authorities are to work with stakeholders to make sure that exemptions are "crafted exactly right.
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One was a "conservative" measure, crafted by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va.
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Yes, it really looks like Trump's tweet was expertly crafted to avoid those libel laws.
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Designers meticulously crafted the fish-man's physique to make him handsome and a bit grotesque.
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"The Sopranos," the last HBO drama to scale these heights, crafted an enormously divisive finish.
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Fire takes fuel, food restores health, and every resource must be hunted, collected, or crafted.
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The visually stunning adaptation sets a high bar for all future shows crafted from podcasts.
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The app curates music channels that are specially crafted to eliminate distracting elements around you.
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The sitcom crafted an entire episode around it, which never treated it as a punchline.
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The fridge is ENORMOUS inside, and a well-crafted stainless steel cube on the outside.
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New transcripts say that Trump crafted Michael Cohen's lies more closely than was previously known.
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I experience the world with a meticulously crafted, tiny computer slab between me and it.
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They might send five phishing emails, but they're very well-crafted and very, very targeted.
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The vehicle, whose owner remains anonymous, took eight months of hand-crafted work to complete.
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Nine people crafted an online letter demanding that Balakrishnan be barred from professional social events.
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You'll find tweeters crafted out of diamond in Bugatti's extraordinary Chiron supercar unveiled last year.
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We mean the person who actually designed them, or crafted them with their own hands.
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The digital production company is launching a DIY/craft channel called "Crafted," Mashable has learned.
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And he has this phenomenal weapon that he's crafted for himself, which is quite unique.
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Crafted without legions of doting assistants, Butterly's modest-sized, handmade pieces are truly radical statements.
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The Nike Air Zoom Viperfly track spikes are crafted specifically for the 100-meter race.
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With the Droid Turbo 2, Motorola has crafted a smartphone that's durable without being bulky.
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They are also one of the most poorly crafted clothing items in most people's wardrobe.
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And like Stéphanie Kilgast's delectable, miniature food sculptures, Lim's extremely small ceramics are uncannily crafted.
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But the show was also a blast, because it is warm, funny, and thoughtfully crafted.
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The commands to the spacecraft were carefully crafted and beamed to the vehicle long ago.
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The exclusivity of hand crafted products is an important part of their allure and beauty.
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Each brush is crafted in Lowestoft, England, by brushmakers with more than 40 years' experience.
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They have us all aflutter—each one is crafted from lightweight paper with foldable wings.
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So Seyfried crafted a poem and read it to her now-husband upon his return.
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But one thing is certain: their costumes were intricately crafted and took some serious planning.
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Until then, the current standards — the ones crafted by the Obama administration — remain in place.
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So, recently, a local artist replaced the missing piece with a hand-crafted terracotta presence.
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Atlus has lovingly crafted a world that is brimming with personality and attention to detail.
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Also unexpected is the well-crafted timelapse video showing a cross-section of Pyongyang life.
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The scientists were all hired by people, and those strategies were all crafted by people.
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The prototype was crafted of early carbon fiber and raced for only one year, 25.
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Noble Audio has crafted one of the best examples of what expensive technology should be.
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Instead of panicking when their views were unpopular, they crafted strategies to shift popular opinion.
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They know Josh Raffel and Hope Hicks were in the room when that was crafted.
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Palmer's is a matching set crafted from chain mail, by designer and jeweler Natalia Fedner.
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The WRI crafted the steps to be achievable under existing laws, without requiring legislative action.
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And only 13 percent favor repealing Obamacare and replacing it with a Republican-crafted alternative.
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Kylie-crafted powders with sparkle so strong, you can probably see them from TRAPPIST-1.
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The most painstakingly crafted plans are useless if we can't manage to act on them.
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Huawei hasn't skimped on the details — up close or from afar, they appear flawlessly crafted.
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Repealing ObamaCare and replacing it with the AHCA as currently crafted seems unrealistic to me.
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"Aston Martin is renowned for the beauty and quality of its hand-crafted cars,"Dr.
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The Cruz campaign quickly seized on the remarks and crafted it into a web ad.
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They are typically long, painstakingly footnoted and carefully crafted to present Pai's preferred legal options.
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But McMaster's carefully crafted statement, a half-hour later, didn't deny what was being reported.
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He has already said he would stick to the 2018 budget crafted by Rajoy's conservatives.
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A 2013 ruling said Vimeo could be held responsible for hosting music crafted before 1972.
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Hard-line conservatives were won over by provisions establishing the coverage waivers crafted by Reps.
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The masterfully crafted "Snowshow," with its benevolent mischief, is evidence of the wrongness of that.
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Some members of Congress have crafted legislation that would bring a halt to the policy.
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In fact, our travel budget has been carefully crafted after lots of thought and planning.
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Last month, I crafted a bipartisan piece of legislation that tackles America's human trafficking crisis.
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Shi went viral on Chinese social media websites after his crafted online identify was exposed.
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Future Unfolding uses a combination of procedural generation and more typical, hand-crafted level design.
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Now, with an HBO budget, she has crafted one of the best shows of 2016.
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The hackers allegedly crafted phishing emails to businesses representatives that appeared legitimate but contained malware.
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That's left ambiguous; indeed, there's a lot of clever ambiguity throughout Atwood's brilliantly-crafted prose.
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If this program were crafted and enacted by Congress, I would gladly pay more taxes.
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Students are not denied letters, but they would not be letters painstakingly crafted by professionals.
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Top Democrats spent days criticizing the smaller figure -- though it was partially crafted by Sen.
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When Kellner called to introduce herself, he threw a wrench into her carefully crafted plan.
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And under these circumstances, this fits within the framework that the Florida Legislature has crafted.
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Instead they crafted American civil religion as an innovative blend of civic and private piety.
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You probably know Le Creuset for its beautiful, well-crafted, and versatile enamel Dutch ovens.
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Mizne climbed atop a giant sculpture called Lord Snort, crafted by Sonoma artist Bryan Tedrick.
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In addition to his graffiti murals, Vile has also crafted stunning works of art indoors.
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"Signature Crafted" quarter-pound burgers also will use fresh beef as it becomes available nationwide.
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Most of the products are made in Brazil with others crafted in the United States.
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Continuing its footwear development, Nike has now crafted a sneaker especially designed for medical workers.
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At just 29 and 30 years old, they&aposve crafted a life that fosters both.
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Brooks Running has crafted the perfect shoe for men and women who love to run.
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" So, the night before the march, King's staff crafted a new speech, "Normalcy Never Again.
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Even fashion house Balenciaga crafted a $2,145 bag inspired by the Swedish store's humble tote.
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Allies are consulted, presidential statements pored over, words checked and double checked, crafted and recrafted.
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The bureau chief was "very careful" about how the letter was crafted given the sensitivities.
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Oh, and there's also a pretty epic detachable train, crafted from 80 yards of tulle.
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So as opposed to true robots, each one is solely crafted as an aesthetic object.
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This alien habitat is crafted with Photoshop, After Effects, Maxon Cinema 4D, and Wacom Intuos.
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And like Stéphanie Kilgast's delectable, miniature food sculptures, Lim's extremely small ceramics are uncannily crafted.
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The girl has sprayed glitter all over her professionally crafted, Lauren Conrad-inspired corkscrew curls.
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Echelman crafted an image using data from NASA and used it to shape the net.
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The Wachowskis expertly crafted a story drawn from Joseph Campbell, with mythological and biblical precedents.
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Neither Chyna nor the firm will fess up to who crafted the fake acceptance letter.
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What's the worst example of something being incorrectly called "hand-crafted" that you've come across?
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Muschietti has crafted a blockbuster-sized, tentpole horror movie that will surely give Warner Bros.
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They also collected Japanese art, in particular lacquerware — decorated bowls, boxes and other crafted objects.
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Well-crafted BD/DR documentation is not helpful unless people know how to execute it.
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Engaging in that dialogue violated his own carefully crafted blueprint for the separation of powers.
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I feel super proud of the story I've crafted with all those things in mind.
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Others crafted their own surgical masks and have taken to recycling whatever gear they can.
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While the materials are organic and hand-crafted, the resulting works are graphic and architectural.
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Detailing features the classic design cues including well-crafted rubber accents and clean white lacing.
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The poet becomes an ad man, like James Dickey, who crafted slogans for Coca-Cola.
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The Alabama bill was purposefully crafted to be a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade.
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It's this throwback, retro, NES, 8-bit game and it's just really, really lovingly crafted.
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Huang has since devoted himself to creating large-scale and ever more elegantly crafted installations.
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Inside each is a custom-crafted dream: 100 to 300 words printed on card stock.
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By Friday, negotiators had crafted compromise language that expressed "appreciation and gratitude" for the report.
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With a skeleton back, it was crafted in 7443-karat gold with a leather strap.
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Recycled pallets had been crafted into a bed, which felt cozy as a ship's berth.
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Rice, however, crafted non-narratives from the scraps of film material that he could gather.
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It is a catastrophically dumb idea crafted by people who don't understand what they're doing.
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The law being invoked to justify these new tariffs was crafted during the Cold War.
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The idea of blackness, crafted by generations of white supremacy, has been paralyzing and narrow.
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If crafted properly, it would make developers and homeowners pay for the risks they took.
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In school, I crafted an image of "happy," repressing the heaviness that hung on me.
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Most of them I know: well-crafted but unadventurous plays, several set at family dinners.
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" In The Washington Post, reviewer Frances A. Koestler called the tale a "crisply crafted cliffhanger.
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What makes Typeform stand out over products like Google Forms is the carefully crafted interface.
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Serving up consistently well-crafted content at the speed Netflix is moving is almost impossible.
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In reality, both the majority and the dissenting opinions were well crafted and eminently reasonable.
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The hour is indicated by a ruby ladybug crafted in the house's signature Mystery Setting.
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Overall, I give the President high marks for a speech well-crafted and well-delivered.
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Now, they&aposve crafted themselves into multibillionaires while growing their businesses into worldwide success stories.
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What they want is a well-crafted ghost story, and that's exactly what they'll get.
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One intricate installation crafted out of silver has a giant crystal shoe at its centre.
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Senate Republicans had crafted a bill in 2015 aimed at providing relief to Puerto Rico.
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This goes double when the buildup to the parallel-world revelation is so expertly crafted.
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They stand out because they're so well crafted, just like the rest of the game.
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The famous 30 Rock quote, "Lemon, it's Wednesday," was crafted specifically for days like today.
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" So they crafted a clause empowering Congress to impeach a president "for treason, or bribery.
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She was admired by her colleagues for her thoughtfulness, candor and finely crafted writing style.
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King was controversial, but he studied and thought and crafted what he had to say.
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Mr Graham and Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, have crafted a more muscular package.
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Known for serving organic fare "crafted with fire," this is caterer Heirloom Fire's signature offering.
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Or entered your bank account info into one of those well-crafted but fraudulent emails.
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In July, recent college graduate Jasmine Pak crafted an honest post about dealing with rejection.
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The dresses crafted for this new era in Midge's life are, in fact, Zakowska's favourite.
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King was controversial, but he studied and thought and crafted what he had to say.
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Now President Donald Trump is putting that carefully-crafted perception of Fed independence at risk.
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Racialized subjects seeking such writs advanced their claims through carefully crafted, often fictional familial narratives.
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What followed is a delightfully unconventional lineup of simple, standout pieces, all crafted in Italy.
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The statute books do contain a series of carefully crafted exceptions to the general rule.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) has crafted a bill based on the White House's immigration policies.
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"I do appreciate a nicely crafted thank-you note, but this is ridiculous," she said.
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And most of them were crafted in the years before cellphone cameras and social media.
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Celebrity health endorsements, no matter how well-intentioned and carefully crafted, frequently lead to misunderstanding.
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Same goes for TrueCar, the car shopping service that offers customers algorithmically crafted flat prices.
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So many of them are being crafted that I don't want to say which one.
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He's crafted his seventh mixtape like an album, calculated for maximum sonic consistency and fluidity.
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Statements are crafted, public appearances are painstakingly arranged, Instagrams are filtered and hashtagged with precision.
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"This legislation that the House has crafted is certainly not the bill that I would have crafted, but it's the only bill that we have before us that could get by the Tea Party element in the House," Nelson said from the Senate floor Monday.
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While that's a fine declaration, perhaps its biggest claim to fame is its well-crafted interior.
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These fake emails everywhere were crafted by Sam Lutfi years ago… I did not write them.
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Committee aides said the legislation was crafted with input from acquisition officials, industry and outside experts.
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This name was crafted by merging two words: "lash" and "Matisse," the French painter and sculptor.
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His guitar, distorted, was played over carefully crafted layers of sound with a slightly industrial samples.
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From the video, it doesn't quite sound alive, like it was crafted from a lion's bones.
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The mood, tension, and even jump scares are accentuated by carefully crafted, and eerily familiar scores.
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But the challenge alleges that lawmakers crafted the new tax code to target left-leaning states.
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This quirky table lamp is crafted from thermoplastic resin in a calming-blue, stick-figure design.
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The sweet will be crafted by Thomas Henzi, the official pastry chef of the awards ceremony.
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All were dressed in the sparkling blue costume that designer Gregg Barnes crafted for the character.
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And the tweet almost seems to have been crafted very wisely with that precedent in mind.
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It retails for $595, and according to Barney's product description, is crafted from black tech taffeta.
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Viaducts have been crafted so that families of large animals, such as giraffes, can pass under.
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The Priority Embark is thoughtfully crafted using some of the most reliable components on the market.
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ACCORDING to a document crafted by the Trump administration, a model trade agreement has 24 elements.
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Designs are typically very simple: unlike Western ads, they are crafted to inform rather than seduce.
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Ahead we've crafted four easy-to-follow recipe formulas to fire up your office oatmeal routine.
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Wolf crafted it from foam, lycra and sequins (which show where the clit's 8,000 nerves run).
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The reports suggest that the whole incident has been crafted to make Saudi Arabia look bad.
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That an often-underestimated 24-year-old Afro-Latina crafted it, makes it all the sweeter.
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The phishing attempts caught the attention of Citizen Lab researchers because they were particularly well-crafted.
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Mr Mattis used his formal speech to offer a carefully crafted answer to the first question.
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Carefully crafted and brightly painted, they keep us company and light our way through the darkness.
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Researchers crafted the rods and cables, called "struts," from shape memory polymers that unfold when heated.
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He follows that with an expertly crafted, near-pixel-perfect rendition of the LastPass login screen.
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Before I knew it, several hours had gone by, and I hadn't crafted a single thing.
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Sharpton, in some nimbly-crafted political strategy, appeared Thursday at the historically-black Virginia Union University.
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Bkav says the mask is crafted through a combination of 3D printing, makeup, and 2D images.
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It's basically like a finely crafted plate of fine dining where the flavors are all wrong.
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In total, they crafted five different prototypes, which family and friends wore and offered feedback on.
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It was in no way a contrived, crafted pop masterpiece that we sat down and specified.
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The cat furniture company is dedicated to creating hand-crafted, artisan products made in the USA.
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This originally took the form of a $2.4 trillion tax cut plan crafted by Utah Sen.
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Then I walk to a nearby Caribou Coffee and order a hot crafted press with pumpkin.
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It's crafted out of soft, breathable, microfiber fabrics that are found in clothing and athletic wear.
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That won't stop us, though, from stalking her Instagram and Twitter for more carefully crafted clues.
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These are well-crafted and entertaining shows, highly recommended and worthy of just about anyone's time.
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My roommate (hey, Arianna!) and I crafted weekly schedules and proceeded to swap our meals (i.e.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the bill was well-crafted and would defend the most vulnerable.
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And now the person who crafted the plan is heading out the door having accomplished nothing.
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The mission of the business is to serve internationally inspired, chef-crafted, New Orleans-style sandwiches.
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She quickly crafted a Facebook post alerting donors that it was fake, but it was useless.
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While Sergey crafted the commerce of technology, Larry toiled on the product and imagined the impossible.
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As Miss Kitten and the Hacker, Herve and Amato crafted records that absolutely stunk of electroclash.
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The six-string is crafted from Ekoa, a composite made of flax and industrial waste bioresin.
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The city's celebrity chefs have crafted elaborate prix fixe menus complete with caviar and champagne toasts.
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But the EsaVox is actually crafted out of authentic Lamborghini parts, featuring an original Lamborghini exhaust.
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Each is crafted from quartz glass and designed to replicate the look of a normal roof.
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We crafted a poetic three-season arc on how her journey ends, which is true redemption.
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"God was definitely looking out for ya boy when he hand crafted this one," he wrote.
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This was an entertainment complex crafted for discerning adults who liked scampi with their disco dancing.
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Rosenzweig: Not all cyber policies, but well-crafted cyber liability policies do cover such regulatory investigations.
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The aluminum is so thin that it cannot be stamped into shape; it must be crafted.
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A well-crafted lie can easily be indistinguishable from the truth and distributed across the internet.
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BlackRock recently called for a 12-month delay in implementation until the rule is better crafted.
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The finalists in the contest have crafted beautiful, detailed, and complex work using bacteria and agar.
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She crafted each individual episode as well as the overarching storyline that tied each one together.
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On albums like Tender Pervert and Hippopotamomus he crafted bedsit symphonies for voarcious consumer's of culture.
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His death was a meticulously crafted suicide designed to look like suspects killed him, investigators concluded.
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A hand-crafted personal touch is not just thoughtful, it actively sets you apart from others.
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Because you, too, could soon be wearing clothing crafted from fish scales and Tencel-powered cashmere...
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There's also a Pico Guacamole Buttermilk Crispy Chicken sandwich on the new Signature Crafted Recipes menu.
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It's fun, funny, and well crafted, and should satisfy anyone who grew up loving the show.
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Instead he gave an address crafted almost entirely with his own immediate political fortunes in mind.
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The demonstrators, consisting largely of young students, fortified barricades and crafted makeshift weapons, according to Reuters.
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John Sarbanes, pointing to new legislation being crafted by House Democrats, offered a more mundane explanation.
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Typically, a non-disclosure agreement would be crafted by a lawyer for the participants to sign.
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Every piece in the line, which has been crafted from dead-stock Italian fabric, is black.
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Her bridesmaids donned floral head wreaths, and Lipinski's mom crafted handmade baskets for the flower girls.
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I asked Rachel, who is also an ergonomics expert, why my carefully crafted plan had failed.
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Despite supporting reauthorization for the FAA, Democrats said that the package was crafted without their input.
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Each of the laws mimic the model legislation crafted by libertarian think tank, The Goldwater Institute.
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Last year, it began importing its "hand-crafted artisanal" Les Recettes De L'Atelier bars from Europe.
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The "net neutrality" or "open internet rules" were crafted by the Federal Communications Commission last year.
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We intentionally crafted legislation designed to get the largest possible number of votes from both parties.
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I've seen good legislation crafted and passed and equally good legislation fall victim to partisan politics.
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Beecher's cheese is crafted in-store, and you can watch the process through a glass window.
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The biotech Moderna is using it to make personalized cancer vaccines custom-crafted for each patient.
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The GOP crafted one as a compromise between the demands of centrist and conservative Republicans. Rep.
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Only a "limited number" of the bags have been crafted for "top clients," according to Christie's.
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These signals can easily overpower even the most carefully crafted corporate statements of mission and values.
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Jewelers especially often ask me if its a family heirloom because they say it's beautifully crafted.
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"That's a narrative that is crafted by folks that don't really know DSA," Garcia told me.
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A hand-crafted personal touch is not just thoughtful, it actively sets you apart from others.
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Trump pulled the U.S. from the pact, which was crafted under former President Obama, in May.
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The TPP, now known as the CPTPP, was also crafted to advance U.S. foreign policy interests.
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I like losing party members and having to go find them in dangerous, well-crafted environments.
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The levy remained in Republican-crafted tax legislation signed by President Donald Trump on Dec. 22.
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Sarah Heyward, the writer who crafted the episode, is hardly asking us to sympathize with Hannah.
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By contrast, most speech recognition systems, including Siri, use multiple, engineer-crafted steps to make translations.
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They've crafted an immediately lovable, open record that does a lot more than just spilling guts.
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Where possible, the products are free of toxins, harmful chemicals, sustainable, cruelty-free, and consciously crafted.
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According to the Southwest Times Record, Coolidge crafted doll carriages at the Ludlow Toy Manufacturing Company.
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It was crafted that way for a reason; it's what designer Matt Thorson wanted to make.
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Resident Advisor crafted this excellent playlist filled with deep cuts from the 90s UK garage era.
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The system is specifically crafted for generality so that the end result will be emergent properties.
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But before we can benefit from these improvements, Congress must first approve the carefully crafted agreement.
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The essay, like most pieces of highly effective professional writing, was crafted with specific design goals.
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The WAB has likely been crafted to give the prime minister greater powers to bypass Parliament.
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Snarky straw man arguments are crafted and knocked down to give the impression of rebutting them.
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Each bag is hand-crafted with authentic Italian leather at a family-owned factory in Tuscany.
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Economists said a carefully crafted, quickly enacted stimulus package could cushion the blow from the coronavirus.
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For Lily Aldridge, mugging for the latest campaign for Levi's Made & Crafted, was a natural fit.
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Levi's Made & Crafted Jane Doe jeans, $228; trucker jacket, $598; and cotton turtleneck, $168; at levi.com.
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Sakara Life's Beauty Chocolates ($45), crafted with skin-plumping phytoceramides, have also developed a cult following.
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It's a pie baked in religion, crafted by workers, steeped in community, and made in Lancashire.
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It's a monster of an album, and has obviously been crafted with the utmost evil intent.
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So you have this giant industry of retail that was held to be completely hand-crafted.
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The lace, crafted in farmhouses, became popular with Queen Victoria and fashionable aristocrats of the day.
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The video below — crafted in partnership with Bed Bath & Beyond — is an ode to staying in.
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Chukwu has crafted an intense but personal film that's one of the best of the fest.
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He has twice crafted Premier League title challenges, seemingly out of nowhere, before ultimately falling short.
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He has never quite crafted a defining postseason moment that gives a pitcher a halo forever.
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They're useful, affordable things crafted with care to elevate and dignify the lives of their occupants.
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And now, crafted it into a cleverly flattering reminder that we all might do the same.
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Seasoned entertainers have expertly crafted images, no matter how many times they trip at the Oscars.
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Whether the NFL will move to quickly approve a personally crafted crown for Brown is uncertain.
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Key provisions of his tax cuts were carefully crafted to extract more revenue from blue states.
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I'd rather look down on a beautifully made, crafted object that's like a piece of jewelry.
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Beautifully and delicately crafted, they dance between presence and absence, grief and joy, bleakness and rejuvenation.
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Moore and Gibbons's meticulously crafted political thriller and murder mystery is reflected by its inventive structure.
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In this thoughtfully conceived and crafted memoir, the authors offer evocative, relentlessly honest portrayals without judgment.
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That fascination pervades Karasu, where even a whiskey neat is crafted with a many-stepped ritual.
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These days, such deliberately crafted products are simply too costly to compete for a mass market.
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Despite supporting reauthorization for the FAA, Democrats said that the package was crafted without their input.
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Unicef Bracelet This stylish bracelet was crafted in Thailand from round and disc-shaped jade beads.
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Like those blockbusters, there's a built-in fan base that's been crafted for years and years.
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The page boys' uniforms were made on Savile Row and also crafted out of blue doeskin.
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Redeeming Yoshi's Crafted World, for example, provides 300 Gold Points—or three dollars in digital currency.
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Some even speculated Trump crafted the tweet after being counseled by someone outside of the administration.
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The Republican-crafted memo alleges corrosive abuse of United States surveillance powers by the Justice Department.
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Had Mr. Sonia-Wallace crafted the world's most perfect application and recycled it over and over?
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Dr. King was controversial, but he studied and fought and crafted what he had to say.
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Salieri's operas are tuneful, excellently crafted, inventive in their orchestration, and sometimes startlingly progressive in outlook.
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And because Jones's books are crafted with so much complexity, they grow up with their readers.
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There seems to be a carefully crafted campaign to discredit everything that he is and does.
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And making an effort to shop for sustainably crafted goods is a great way to start.
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Instead of losing your cool, keep calm and consult the house-party checklist we've crafted ahead.
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Finally, I moved on to the "kitchen crafted" tacos, which are currently a test menu item.
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The principles were crafted by the "21st Century Infrastructure Task Force," which is lead by Rep.
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It's gluten-free, crafted with alkaline water and 7x distilled for purity in Santa Barbara, California.
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Bannon's views on trade, immigration, taxes, and foreign policy crafted the Trump campaign's most successful moments.
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Taylor also mentioned that the Pentagon crafted an analysis of the aid's effectiveness, another potential document.
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The reforms are well crafted, but they don't do enough to promote efficiency in financial markets.
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Playing something as silly, creative and expertly crafted as "DOOM Eternal" has helped a little bit.
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Still, with "Fanny and Alexander," Ms. Deliquet has crafted an impressive vehicle for the Comédie Française.
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A bed he designed looks like a sarcophagus crafted from alabaster, and weighs over a ton.
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Crafted Society, an Amsterdam-based start-up, wants to give artisans their moment in the limelight.
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The gay plays I've been seeing more recently are variously charming, sexy, provocative and beautifully crafted.
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I really appreciate the way you crafted that question, because it's one that's not being asked.
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A suit and countersuit are related to a problematic agreement that CEO Marissa Mayer crafted (badly).
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O'Keeffe consciously crafted her public image and notably resisted the erotic interpretations imposed upon her art.
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The federal government did not expect this would happen when it originally crafted the CAFE standards.
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Rand Paul, for example, has in the past crafted budgets significantly cutting the Department of Defense.
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In another, latrines have been crafted out of steel, zip ties synching together a dome overhead.
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By contrast, the power of Rorschach's inkblots derived in large part from their painstakingly crafted designs, refined through much clinical trial and error to give them the appearance of naturalness—as if the shapes had not been crafted at all, but rather "had made themselves," Searls writes.
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But its songs, crafted by a young Kaori Nakaba, have become earworms, refusing to leave my head.
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Since the onset of internet porn, there's been a gaping hole in content crafted specifically for women.
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This is a finely crafted slice-of-life… just with a few dead bodies strewn about. Netflix.
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He also saw a picture of a hand-crafted paddle that reportedly belonged to the indigenous tribe.
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To be sure, those looking for traditionally crafted prints from black-and-white film can find them.
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Together we crafted a legacy of music that has given so many people happiness and great memories.
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Once you've crafted the perfect mix, submit the recipe on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #MakeYourMixContest.
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She's crafted her own red carpet dressing rules, calling out sizing stereotypes that exist in the industry.
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But a well-crafted resume acts as both a strong first-impression and a convincing sales pitch.
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I relate to my cat-fox because he seeks results, in the form of meticulously crafted soups.
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Bolstered by NGOs, governments around the world set goals and crafted a plan to knock out malaria.
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That historic boxy piece of furniture was crafted from timbers of a 19th-century Arctic exploration ship.
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For others, it's more fantasy-based, a crafted identity, representing something they aspire to or deem important.
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Back in 2012, a dressmaker even crafted a voluminous gown out of 555 of the cobalt bags.
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Kevin Murphy saw this coming, too, and crafted a new line called DenimOnDenim to meet the demand.
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" Rather than delivering her carefully-crafted speech, Welch says she "just started to speak from my heart.
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Raúl M. Grijalva of Arizona crafted a letter imploring President Trump to remove Haapala from this position.
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He is an accomplished writer who disdains legalese, often drafting complex opinions in plainspoken, well-crafted prose.
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If there is one thing the Internet holds dear, it's a well-crafted sentence with correct grammar.
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"Romantic Choking" was meant to be a great lifting of this deceitful veil that I had crafted.
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In honor of the upcoming holiday, DJ duo Discodromo crafted an exclusive Halloween-themed mix for us.
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But from the pain of these struggles, she's crafted the perfect salve: her sixth album, Petite Afrique.
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In that case, Democrats in the state lodged challenges to the redistricting map crafted by Republican lawmakers.
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Reality TV has learned to resolve its innate flaws with dedicated character development and well-crafted storytelling.
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Why you'll love it: A true classic, the Mikasa Capella Champagne Flute is crafted in lead crystal.
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It can be recorded on a terrible Skype line or meticulously crafted by an army of producers.
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Real designer goods are beautifully crafted, made from the best materials, and hold their value over time.
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In one expertly crafted exchange, he's able to embody the larger moral question of the entire show.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had wanted to hold a vote on the bill crafted by Republican Sens.
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You can see it in his assiduously crafted physique, and in virtually everything he has ever designed.
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Dance Music Northwest crafted this smart and engaging compilation of how classic dance tracks influence contemporary EDM.
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Hip-hop has been, historically, crafted on the back of samples from soul and R&B songs.
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Tomomi Inada, the LDP's policy chief, noted that the party had already crafted a draft revised constitution.
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One of the collabs is Dorotea for Amazon, which includes floral-patterned ceramics crafted by Carolina Silva.
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National bias is "not checked well enough," said Jeroen Prins, a Dutch judge who crafted the proposal.
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Ladies and gentlemen, let the show present the most well-crafted Steve Martin and Baldwin sketch ever.
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See for yourself in the video below: The Omni Pillow is crafted with 100% memory foam cushion.
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Our feet, and the rest of our carefully crafted outfits, deserve a grown-up flat sandal alternative.
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This week, though, political rivals seized on his comments about gay people and crafted them into attacks.
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The brand offers hand-crafted ice cream mixed with booze custom-selected to make a delicious cocktail.
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The future you envisage for him is one of carefully crafted albums and a dedicated live following.
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The colorful stretch lace is crafted from moisture-wicking cotton to keep you feeling dry down below.
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In this phase, he made irreverent but inventive, well-crafted portraits of machine parts he called mechanomorphs.
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It's the racist Iago, betrayer of Othello, who may have, in the poetic imagination, crafted this mirror.
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This has the effect of making each episode feel a little bit more precious and perfectly crafted.
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Some of the crafted scenarios are designed to test the robot operators' skills and problem-solving abilities.
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That's what happens when something crafted by market research to be "cool" stumbles along for 25 years.
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Rick Santorum and was crafted with the help of the American Enterprise Institute and the Galen Institute.
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Mr. Trump's deftly crafted and spontaneous messages inevitably trigger a response from friend, foe, and neutral alike.
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So Susan Bernofsky's finely crafted translation of "Go, Went, Gone" reaches Anglophone readers at an opportune moment.
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The 19-year-old carried with her a birthday cake, crafted for Matarazzo's 13th birthday on Thursday.
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It's crafted with an Arabica coffee blend, milk, and sugar and flavored with pumpkin, nutmeg, and cinnamon.
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The ability to handle rough terrain and a bed that's well crafted and functional overall is key.
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These delicate jewellery pieces from the Sydney designer Ginny Reynders are crafted using old-world silversmith techniques.
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The story experience had been expertly crafted, with every narrative setup leading to a dramatic pay-off.
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It's a story crafted so perfectly that it only begins to yield its secrets on second viewing.
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But this particular Disney deal has widespread implications for how future TV carriage deals will be crafted.
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But even then, the writing shies away from the more transportive aspects of King's lovingly crafted universe.
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And it is carefully crafted through use of makeup, skin lightening products, and often also plastic surgery.
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The custom-made steel pits are designed by KGFirePits on Etsy, and are hand-crafted to order.
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McLean crafted long and devastating combinations of attacks on the fly; Kishida rejected them with seeming clairvoyance.
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The Paris climate accord, for example, was crafted without thought for economic ramifications and promised negligible results.
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Del Toro is a master of the macabre; his films are all wonderfully crafted things of beauty.
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From this absurd vision of humanity's "ideal" future, Denny crafted an equally absurd fantasy in board games.
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Farm-to-table restaurants, hand-crafted goods, bespoke immersive "experiences" — none of these things is easily scalable.
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It's been carefully crafted with a little help from aromatherapy accessories and an astounding eye for detail.
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This is the kind of prestige-season movie that's mostly built around lovingly crafted, emotionally shattering suffering.
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In purely big government form, this rule was crafted with virtually no input from colleges or universities.
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In "The Last Judgment" the instruments of torture are crafted out of funnels, barrels, jugs and bells.
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Disappointed but determined, she crafted her own pair and made all of her friends try it on.
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For weeks, Republicans have been publicly and privately admonishing the way their health care bill was crafted.
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Within the exquisitely crafted vitrine are objects, photographs, and drawings he made during his week-plus journey.
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But they added that their questions in the commerce category were crafted with that fact in mind.
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Bird and LimeBike scooters Bird crafted an SOS — Save Our Sidewalks — pledge, but it hasn't caught on.
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They just dropped the Immortal Power-Life Dryer, a model crafted in Korea with a brushless motor.
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Upsetting this carefully crafted plan is irresponsible, and a clear capitulation to the oil and gas industry.
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Any transparently crafted bipartisan legislation, written in the language of 2017, seems absurd in the current environment.
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" According to Pruitt, Trump's mythos as crafted by TV producers for "entertainment" morphed into publicly accepted "truth.
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Chelsea Handler just gave a shout-out to Donald Trump with the most perfectly crafted Instagram post.
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Why this matters: The Senate is expected to vote on a bill, crafted last year by Sens.
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The Suns crafted a 60-893 halftime lead behind 15 points from Warren and 14 from Booker.
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Excited by the find, Lobley immediately crafted a PhD proposal focused on understanding and preserving the collection.
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Her image is inspired inextricably by past eras, though her sound is crafted perfectly to remain current.
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From the hardware to software, everything about this experience was crafted by Google, and it was terrific.
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Considering how well-crafted it looks, um...can we get a cozy sweater made from this stuff?
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So it will be important for Plaintiffs to make a carefully crafted argument to refute this point.
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Still, Mostly 4 Millennials is well-crafted comedy and an exciting edition to the network's changing programing.
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But the real showstopper is the grand staircase and massive front doors, both crafted from Bulgarian bronze.
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Time is the property that distinguishes a crafted sweater from one summoned in a flash by a
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Meanwhile, some members of Congress have crafted legislation that would specifically end the practice of family separation.
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Bipartisan bills aimed at protecting Mueller were crafted in the Senate, but did not receive a vote.
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This beautifully crafted night light looks like a mouthwatering piece of pizza sitting on a paper plate.
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It's evident that this is an environment not just crafted with care, but presented with directorial intent.
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But he ultimately believes that VR, at least when it's crafted with real artistry, has staying power.
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Congress should approve a well-crafted balanced-budget amendment and send it to the states this year.
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Nearly all of the garments are crafted from a soft cotton rib — one of Yeung's favorite fabrics.
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Marisol Alcantara, a Manhattan Democrat, crafted legislation entitled Kokito's Law -- a new pet passenger bill of rights.
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States were prohibited from tolling on the interstates in 1956, when Congress crafted the Interstate Highway System.
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Each box includes a unique pendant, a small bottle of hand-crafted oil, and a curated crystal.
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Cable and tech industry lobbyists are determined to halt this progress with a carefully crafted misinformation campaign.
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Boots are crafted in artisan Italian workshops from buttery soft leather or suede and sold directly online.
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Once a candidate has earned an interview at McKinsey, they follow the firm's meticulously crafted hiring process.
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Hicks was aboard Air Force One and was speaking with Trump while the statement was being crafted.
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They're watching this thing that they've crafted collapse and they're saying we're not coming to the table.
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So far, that chamber has been willing to take a back seat as the House crafted legislation.
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That mirrored the Kigali Accord, which was crafted as an amendment to the ozone-protecting Montreal Protocol.
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The product is part of several new gadgets being crafted under the T288 code name, Bloomberg said.
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You may have crafted a wonderful résumé, but why not get another pair of eyes on it?
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Each of these lamps is uniquely crafted by hand and comes with a hand-carved wooden base.
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Cocktails crafted by local mixologists are also available on the fourth floor at the roastery's Arriviamo Bar.
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It was around that time that marshmallows had begun to be mass-produced instead of hand-crafted.
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It's hard to believe the speech's writers weren't thinking of that similarity when they crafted the address.
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Trump has repeatedly said if a better deal can't be crafted he would pull the U.S. out.
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They are crafted from camel, cow or donkey hide and each character represents a particular social trait.
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He rightfully pointed out that a Republican-crafted bill has little chance of getting through the Senate.
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He had earlier crafted a globe for the short-lived Trump World's Fair casino in Atlantic City.
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But The Weekly Standard has also been a magazine that appreciates well-turned phrases and crafted journalism.
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His songs have always been an entry to his meticulously crafted persona, not the other way around.
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The only questions that remain surround just how the constitutional amendment would be crafted into a statute.
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Kim Kardashian and her family have crafted and cashed in on a post-privacy version of celebrity.
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In this way, the show exposes the carefully crafted persona behind the flowers, ram skulls, and bridges.
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Many of the machines have black drapes pulled over the windows, hiding the components being crafted inside.
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Fursuits are, you'll notice upon close inspection, better fitted and intricately crafted, made for show and individuality.
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The kinds of policies that get crafted, considered, and passed, reflect the balance of power in society.
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Masses of orchids or tulips are crafted into otherworldly sculptures in the shapes of spheres and cylinders.
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While speaking about the launch, Westbrook said she has "30 collections already crafted out" for the future.
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Democrats say it's important to have a seat at the table as legislation is being crafted. Rep.
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Though reliably handsome and spectacularly well crafted, the works aren't especially expressive or, God knows, conceivably functional.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, who led the House and Senate conference committee that crafted the final bill.
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The filing was crafted narrowly to focus on his false statement and the meeting with the Russians.
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Putin works best in the shadows; international scrutiny risks damaging his own carefully crafted domestic media message.
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Furthermore, she noted, the bill was simply not crafted to address the problem it had in mind.
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As for watches, Piaget and Patek Philippe have introduced special watches with dials crafted in wood marquetry.
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As readable as it is dense, Powell's book is rich and thorough, expertly crafted and completely accessible.
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The anatomy chamber had eight wax statues, muscles, and bones crafted by Lelli and two other sculptors.
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The design is crafted from stretch suede fabric and features a tie-back detail and block heel.
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"It's a fiction and this hill is a fiction," Eccles said of "Cabin" in this crafted environment.
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Theater Review The Printemps des Comédiens festival features productions uniquely crafted for, and occasionally by, their performers.
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It's a message crafted by its founders and passed down to its staffers and its loyal riders.
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Mr. Alwi is a jailhouse artist who has crafted model boats from found objects at the prison.
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Trump's plan falls short of the sweeping, bipartisan package crafted by Reagan and congressional Democrats, analysts said.
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Neanderthals, it turns out, made art, crafted jewelry, may have used speech, and even buried their dead.
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Mr. Kreiz's strategy for Mattel, analysts said, is reminiscent of one crafted by its longtime rival, Hasbro.
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Dano discusses how he crafted a period film with dramatic fire scenes on an independent feature budget.
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Its exterior is crafted from waves of curled aluminum pieces, shimmering like thousands of silvery fish scales.
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Inside was a pair of gold-plated dime-coin earrings he had crafted while we were chatting.
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Morgan Stanley's boss, James Gorman, though, has crafted a more attractive-looking business for the longer term.
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My dad and I connected through our shared love of words and of a well-crafted story.
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A similar event triggers "The Violin," Dan McCormick's clumsily crafted, finely acted and, yes, high-strung drama.
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It's the kind of quiet, meticulously crafted collection that's a sign of even greater writing to come.
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Ms. Nourry's version weighs nearly two tons, and has lifelike hazel-brown eyes, crafted from handblown glass.
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Mr. Murdoch and his board will want to see which side has crafted the better regulatory maneuver.
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That's because hand-crafted tortillas can elevate even the most mundane burrito or taco to gastronomical greatness.
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In this renaissance of the finely crafted politics of hate — surely there's a word for that, no?
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When policymakers, led by the Bush administration, crafted the ethanol mandate in 2628, oil prices were high.
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Aspiring singers learn how to sing and dance, and their personas are crafted by their record labels.
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"Everything Is Imaginable" showcases five queer dancers whose early obsessions come to life in carefully crafted solos.
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But it doesn't spark that ineffable sense of satisfaction and rightness that well-crafted physical objects can.
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He has re-crafted his pitch to fit the times, to fit what he thinks voters want.
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The last agreement was crafted through negotiations involving Iran, the U.S., China, Russia, France, Britain and Germany.
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Both bustiers were crafted by Versace, and feature matte textured leather, neck collars, and delicate stretchy lace.
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The repeal of the insurance mandate may have unbalanced the painstakingly crafted improvements to ObamaCare from Sens.
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I'd argue that it's human behavior that's responding to powerful, addictive products and well-crafted marketing campaigns.
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This time, he crafted it for consideration by the Senate Judiciary Committee, hoping for a better reception.
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Her Instagram account is a bit more active, allowing some — carefully crafted — glimpses into the superstar's life.
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" Kramer said he was never alone with Dushku and he called her allegations "a well-crafted fabrication.
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" Spelunker Vernon Unsworth had called a submarine crafted by a team of Musk's technicians a "PR stunt.
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The hand-crafted maker marketplace is chock full of unique gifting ideas for everyone on your list.
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Naughty Dog has crafted a rich, deeply believable world full of intricate environments and tiny, scrutable details.
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Little tops a sweet homemade gift, especially one crafted by a loving, 92-year-old great-grandfather.
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Two people briefed on how the speech was crafted said its lack of policy detail was intentional.
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Crafted from classified intelligence, the Nunes memo is said to portray FBI agents abusing their surveillance tools.
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Since 2014, his company, Mikkeller, based in Copenhagen, has crafted 10 beers for the Scandinavian airline SAS.
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We offer a dynamic and individually crafted curriculum with special strengths in media, technology, and global modernisms.
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It is really well crafted and feels like I might have it the rest of my life.
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