"Ordinary Death" nimbly floats these ideas without fully crystallizing them.
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His soaked uniform was crystallizing, hardening into a shell of ice.
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When things are in court, court seems to be crystallizing things.
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But it's her Lady in Yellow who delivers the crystallizing line.
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Crystallizing, rooting, whispering — there are so many cool new trends to try.
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This is one theory that's currently crystallizing among sources close to the company.
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Since then, the boycott has transformed into a resistance movement, crystallizing on Jan.
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Trap Muzik was kind of crystallizing this black experience into a piece of music.
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Maps are tools for structuring, containing and crystallizing space, the tool of conquest and empire.
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All along the walls surrounding the table are photographs crystallizing in time Varble's unique performances.
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To the Editor: I'm grateful to David Brooks for crystallizing my thinking about the Democratic primary.
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"I don't know if there was a crystallizing moment," said Wolfson, the Freedom to Marry founder.
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But this, he saw now, his thoughts crystallizing, is just what the old man knew intuitively.
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The implications of this debacle is about crystallizing the threat about how dangerous the information ecosystem is.
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Modern American cooks seem to be equally afraid of crystallizing sugar, burning the caramel and burning themselves.
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I also plan on crystallizing the entire inside of a fallen tree and displaying it in a museum.
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As for the mint, crystallizing the leaves involves drying them with a coating of egg white and sugar.
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Sam walks with wide, sloughing steps, pushing against the snow, his face crystallizing in a mask of ice.
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That role reversal is crystallizing ahead of a deadline to decide whether to participate in the $1.2 billion project.
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Known as x-ray crystallography, this technique works by first crystallizing a purified sample of the molecule being studied.
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"Why risk crystallizing an undesirable result this November when both sides can work together until December 2020?" he asked.
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Over the course of two years, the carbon solution reacted with the basalt, eventually crystallizing into these carbon storage rocks.
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Use part sugar and part corn syrup, which prevents it from crystallizing, so don't worry about the caramel seizing up.
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A much smaller number will be looking for some crystallizing moment that makes one appear less bad than the other.
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Did you always have the title Become Alive in mind during the recording process, or was there some crystallizing moment?
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Or, Tuesday night was a sign of a crystallizing battlefield for Democrats that will lead to a majority in November.
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But it does emphasize Cleveland's—or, likely, LeBron's—knack for maximizing a player's abilities while crystallizing their role on the team.
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But with House Democrats now crystallizing their intentions, the President and his White House are steeling themselves for what comes next.
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They work almost like noise-canceling headphones, crystallizing whatever you're listening to and pulling it front and center for your eardrums.
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Some of it is effective filmmaking, though the Russos are also prone to milking emotions without really crystallizing them in concise images.
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The highly fragmented overland logistics markets will end up crystallizing around core software services which unify discrete elements of the shipping process.
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If it was caused by uneven crystallizing of a magma ocean, then scientists will want to understand why and how that occurred.
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But the internet and social media have a way of crystallizing this story and turning Gregg into a lightning rod for hate.
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"And with race crystallizing at it is now, I think Trump's running out of time to fix a sinking ship," he told CNBC .
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Or, put another way, one of the crystallizing issues in American politics is becoming: how long can Paducah tell Seattle what to do?
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We have to do a lot of talking, let's see how far we get but it's that balance that I don't see crystallizing.
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"People are looking for results, not a revolution," Biden said, crystallizing his more incremental approach as opposed to Sanders's sweeping call for revolution.
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To them I owe a great debt for crystallizing my vague yearnings to write and for showing me the long dream was attainable.
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Similar to Oneohtrix Point Never's noisy and sublime Returnal, Slow Knife sees the artist crystallizing his aesthetic while also moving in thrilling new directions.
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They help the oil and vinegar in a bottled salad dressing stay mixed, and keep ice cream from forming ice and crystallizing in the freezer.
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The resulting hot plasma flooded the crystallizing water with x-rays, which then diffracted from the ice crystals, allowing the team to discern their structure.
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The story creates an intimate flowchart of household routine; Emma illustrates just how effective even the most basic comics can be at crystallizing social dynamics.
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And, in the meantime, whether gigantic government rescue programmes can prevent markets crystallizing crises of their own by choking funding, forcing bankruptcies and mass unemployment.
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And, in the meantime, whether gigantic government rescue programmes can prevent markets crystallizing crises of their own by choking funding, forcing bankruptcies and mass unemployment.
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Over the course of two years, the carbon reacted with basaltic minerals, eventually crystallizing into a solid form, which will remain sequestered for centuries to millennia.
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Activists should focus on crystallizing grievances, dramatizing injustice, and mobilizing supporters — all with a view toward gaining political influence, forming coalitions, and making strategic electoral calculations.
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But now instead of just offering a few scattered tools, Snapchat is crystallizing its plan to let you reveal hidden information about the world around you.
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It helps that it's been five years since the release of Gears of War 43—just long enough for fuzzy memories to start crystallizing into nostalgia.
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For some, the process of creating and delivering a presentation is less about dazzling parents than crystallizing for their own selves how strongly they want something.
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Opposition politicians and campaigners have criticized the government for selling the bank's shares, crystallizing the loss for taxpayers rather than holding out for a higher share price.
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The Birth of a Nation may be crystallizing a moment in which Hollywood finally understands it has a problem, but it's not the end of that conversation.
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"But without those risks crystallizing, the implication of the August Inflation Report is likely to be that rates will need to rise several times more," he said.
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Related: How Sci-Fi Invented the Superman Memory Crystal Watch Memories Become Gold in Magical Animation 'The Alchemist's Letter' This BioArtist Takes Beautiful Macro Photos of Crystallizing DNA
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For myself, finding out last night that the founder of one of the main platforms for this medium basically thinks white supremacy is funny was a crystallizing moment.
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Related: Erase Your DNA and Become Invisible With Genetics-Obscuring Spray Bioartist Takes Beautiful Macro Photos of Crystallizing DNA Music of the Spheres: Encoding Synthetic DNA with Sounds
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At any moment, Ruffin can summon the kind of magic that makes you want to slow down, reread and experience the pleasure of him crystallizing an image again.
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Glotzer ultimately seeks the rules that govern emergence in general: a single framework for describing self-assembling quasicrystals, crystallizing proteins, or living cells that spontaneously arise from simple precursors.
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This weekend, Bolton praised Trump's "serious contribution" of proposals to strengthen U.S. national security in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, crystallizing his support for the real estate tycoon.
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Nomura also said its Next Notes "would be redeemed at a steep discount to their closing price on Monday in Asia, crystallizing large losses for investors," the WSJ reported.
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Related: Bioartist Takes Beautiful Macro Photos of Crystallizing DNA Glitch Mob's New Video Is An Extreme Close-Up Of Vibrating Water 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits
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Mike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaignWarren Buffett discussed Apple, bitcoin, coronavirus, and Bernie Sanders in an interview this week.
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It was a turn of events, the co-founders must have realized, that changed everything and nothing at once, that validated years of struggle while crystallizing the enormous battles ahead.
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Published when Heimel was 36 and pushed into the book world as collected wisdom dressed in a funny bright coat, Sex Tips for Girls is a feat of crystallizing uncontainable energy.
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"The risk of selling assets at the bottom of the commodity price cycle - and thereby crystallizing losses - has to a significant extent dissipated," analysts Bernstein said in a note this month.
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Angell and other researchers have looked more closely at the water, and monitored the heat in solutions containing a special chemical called hydrazinium trifluoroacetate that prevented the water from crystallizing into ice.
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The crystallizing moment came when Perry blanked and painfully could not recall the name of the third federal agency he vowed to eliminate as president while speaking on a primary debate stage.
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Instead of trying to own a single use case that might only appeal to certain demographics in certain situations, Uber Eats' strategy is crystallizing: be the app you open whenever you're hungry.
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Rather than following a single path, you get to watch as ideas flower and fade, crystallizing momentarily before popping up again years later on a release that might have been recorded contemporaneously.
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What began as a series of detective stories about where our food comes from wound up crystallizing the moral, environmental, and public health issues around which a re-invigorated food movement coalesced.
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That was the rare moral victory that also had tangible benefits, galvanizing the Red Sox clubhouse around Eovaldi and crystallizing the starters' selfless approach — even if they still don't buy the hoopla.
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After coming to the United States as a college student, she saw a doctor for some bumps on her arms and was stunned to learn that they were cholesterol crystallizing from her blood.
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It may be crystallizing what only doctors — as humans — can offer: critical thinking, clinical intuition, empathic care, exploring what's important to patients so they can make the decisions that are right for them.
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This year, with a public health crisis crystallizing the inadequacies in U.S. workers' rights and protections, the gender pay gap is yet another reminder of how women are hit particularly hard by inequality.
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"It's an option that could only be close to crystallizing if you had a range of things in play, one, obviously the engagement and agreement of the miners," Wyatt told reporters on Monday.
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Five weeks before "Young Mr. Lincoln" opened, the contralto Marian Anderson, who had been forbidden to perform at Constitution Hall, sang instead at the Lincoln Memorial, crystallizing the monument's association with freedom and civil rights.
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All told, Democrats say, the legal onslaught against Mr. Trump was a crystallizing moment for the party's attorneys general — and a model for how to stall or unwind the administration policies they find most offensive.
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One can't blame Democrats for desperately reaching in all directions, from changing their leadership to trying to relate to the fears of working men and women, to crystallizing their message on jobs, whatever that entails.
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And all these snaps, these moments of boiled-over rage crystallizing into recognition, point to other, earlier snaps: past moments of women's anger that have since receded, faded, lost their urgency (but never really disappeared).
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But in the nonliving world where replication doesn't usually happen, the well-adapted dissipative structures tend to be ones that are highly organized, like sand ripples and dunes crystallizing from the random dance of windblown sand.
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He turns Yoav's naked, Jewish body into an abject display, forcing you to look and daring you to look away, a crystallizing moment in a movie that turns rage into pain and identity into a howl.
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If the Helsinki summit does becomes a crystallizing moment in the direction of nations, and Trump's follies force old allies apart, it may also be judged the moment a new, more unstable world order was created.
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The handling of the case triggered the first major political crisis for Macron, crystallizing the public's view of Macron as a remote figure who favored his rich and powerful friends to the detriment of ordinary people.
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The listing is aimed at enabling Healthineers to raise its own funds for takeovers and investments as well as crystallizing its standalone value - removing some of the "conglomerate discount" that some investors say weighs on Siemens' valuation.
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Healthineers' listing is aimed at enabling it to raise its own funds for takeovers and investments in the healthcare sector as well as crystallizing its standalone value, removing some of the "conglomerate discount" that weighs on Siemens' valuation.
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These specific concerns are all well taken, but what concerns me more than any one of Trump's comments is the more meta-sense in which his views are crystallizing, cohering, becoming fixed—and yet they remain extremely dangerous.
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But another researcher, Alan Soper from the UK's Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, told Wogan that he didn't think one could draw detailed conclusions, and that perhaps the changes observed by that team were the beginning of the water crystallizing.
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Billionths of a second later, as shock waves rippled through and the water began crystallizing into nanometer-size ice cubes, the scientists used 16 more laser beams to vaporize a thin sliver of iron next to the sample.
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Why it matters: Goldman used the first part of his statement to quickly summarize — in under five minutes — Democrats' case for impeaching Trump, crystallizing the complicated series of events surrounding the Ukraine investigation in an easily digestible clip.
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NAMA used 32 billion euros of senior and junior debt to rid Ireland's nationalized banks of risky property loans with a face value of 13 billion euros, crystallizing state losses of more than 40 billion euros in the process.
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These famed Letters to Young Poet in retrospect show Rilke mirroring Rodin to some extent, crystallizing insights gleaned from their talks, and then passing pearls of wisdom on to a young Kappus, who was then 19 and Rilke 27.
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His music is, in a way, reactionary: Darlington absorbs the world around him, culling from evolving musical cultures and trends in hopes of crystallizing them into new forms of dance music, in particular through his use of guest artists.
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The humor and inventiveness in the game's arsenal is second to none, and while a small aspect of the overall "package," it serves as a compact illustration, a crystallizing of the attention to detail that Insomniac's put into this.
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That was really a crystallizing moment for me, but that was within the context of a broader realization and awareness that I just kept finding my phone in my hand any time I had a moment of down time.
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It is crystallizing long-held concerns about the health of parts of Germany's banking system and as other countries in Europe continue to struggle, such as Italy where roughly a third of the loans on banks' books have problems.
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Yuval Noah Harari Yuval Noah Harari Harari did a great job of crystallizing this question, and bringing the conversation back to it again and again despite Zuckerberg challenging the premise that much has changed here rather than providing a response.
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Collar, who also said that SES has already secured 90% of its expected full-year revenue, added that the company would now focus on execution, costs and crystallizing C-band repurposing to support rapid 5G deployment in the United States.
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LEESBURG, Va. — For Wendy Gooditis, a Northern Virginia real estate agent, the crystallizing moment in her decision to run for office was when she heard her state delegate suggest that he had fought gerrymandering in Virginia when his record said otherwise.
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In the past, the team used a combination of two imaging techniques, X-ray crystallography — a process that involves crystallizing virus proteins — and cryo-electron microscopy, which involves freezing the virus and firing high-energy electrons through it to create thousands of images.
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"She had been under fire for a number of things, but there's no doubt that the Laquan McDonald case was the crystallizing factor," said Dick Simpson, a political science professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and a former Chicago alderman.
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Ms. Goodson's death, in a Midtown station that has no elevator, could be a crystallizing moment for advocates who have been pushing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to make more stations accessible to disabled riders and to those who find stairs an obstacle.
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By the end of her set, I fully believe that Governors Ball is just some weird nickname my best friend, Lorde, came up with after staring into my soul and crystallizing my most distinct personality traits that I will come to understand in time.
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The book charted the evolution of human social organization from hunter-gatherer village to global village—or, rather, to the verge of a global village, to the threshold of a cohesive global community of the kind Trump so often seems determined to keep from crystallizing.
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Central to audio porn's continued expansion—with websites like, say, Quinn, which allows amateur porn creators to upload recordings, and Dipsea, an app that produces erotic audio for people of all sexual identities and orientations—is ASMR erotica, crystallizing into a bright, wondrous form.
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I wish Mr. Sill had pointed out that the "Death of Mélisande" finale (which was played at Fauré's state funeral in 1924) was one of two numbers that Balanchine added to "Emeralds" in 1976, a classic case of how Balanchine's vision went on crystallizing over the years.
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NATO's modernization is crystallizing around a new force in the Baltics and Poland of up to 4,000 troops to serve as a constant reminder to Moscow that the alliance is back to its founding mandate of defending its territory, after years of missions beyond its borders.
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I had written a goodbye note to my previous ex, which I never gave nor intended to give to him but had hoped would give me closure — tie a neat bow on that relationship by crystallizing my gratitude for it, and signal the start of my unfettered single life.
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They do not know this story because it was such a crystallizing moment of shame and terror to me that I have only told it to two people in over 30 years – my spouse and a therapist – and it remains the hardest thing I have ever spoken aloud.
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Obama's lawyers say a Trump super PAC is taking the former president's statements out of context in a Biden attack adBernie Sanders' promise to turn out young voters is a double-edged swordMike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaign
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ROME — The populist parties that won Italy's elections two months ago by demonizing the political establishment, the European Union and illegal migrants in often vulgar terms were granted the go-ahead on Wednesday to form a government, crystallizing some of the biggest fears of Europe's leaders, who were already bracing for turbulence.
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In many respects, that was what made the movie so fun for me and made it so attractive to me, was the crystallizing challenge of it — the nature of close-ups and the nature of perfect and imperfect eyelines and what to do to keep the audience hooked or give the audience a break.
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For Democrats, newly in control of the House, the shutdown fight has proved unifying, crystallizing a near-universal belief in their ranks that Congress should act as a check on the power of a president who has shown little regard for the law and has used his office to sow fear and misinformation on issues like immigration.
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Read more:Mike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaignThe lack of diversity among the 2020 candidates looms over the Democratic debate as Buttigieg points out the '7 white people on this stage talking about racial justice'Mike Bloomberg said in 2016 that banks were 'my peeps' and vowed to defend them as president.
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Washington (CNN)The escalating immigration drama is crystallizing for some lawmakers and presidential advisers their long-held views of John Kelly, President Donald Trump's chief of staff: He's a fierce advocate for hardline policies that drastically limit the number of people entering the US. And he'll remain so, even as the government barrels toward a potential shutdown over the issue.
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That estimate even assumes no further price falls – an optimistic assumption in what has been a downward trending market for the past two years But for every buyer there is a seller and while the current environment may offer compelling opportunities to purchasers, dollar-based owners who are already holding property are likely to be rationally averse to crystallizing a significant loss on property.
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"If you are an acquirer, you are likely modeling a deal where the synergies and the incremental value of combining is what is driving your purchase price and your premium, not an assumption on the underlying tax rate," said Chris Ventresca, global M&A co-head at JPMorgan Chase & Co. "If you are considering selling the entire company, as long as the buyer is willing to pay your price, you take the certainty of crystallizing a premium now with some ability to participate in tax reform upside via buyer stock," Ventresca added.
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"If you are an acquirer, you are likely modeling a deal where the synergies and the incremental value of combining is what is driving your purchase price and your premium, not an assumption on the underlying tax rate," said Chris Ventresca, global M&A co-head at JPMorgan Chase & Co. "If you are considering selling the entire company, as long as the buyer is willing to pay your price, you take the certainty of crystallizing a premium now with some ability to participate in tax reform upside via buyer stock," Ventresca added.
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