The results are really quite good, with the little crowds navigating one another deftly — but never too deftly.
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They mentioned their gubernatorial records deftly and frequently (if selectively).
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This record also leans a bit more deftly toward religiosity.
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Carlos Alvarado dealt more deftly with his own electoral handicaps.
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"geriatric pregnancy" that the first season deftly and even humorously
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Italy has deftly placated German opposition to its tax cuts.
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He enters stage right, slowly but deftly, like a cat.
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But he deftly did not specify just how many billions.
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The reverb is dialed down with new layers deftly applied.
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Part of his strategy included deftly exploiting national security fears.
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He deftly detaches progressive policy positions from the culture war.
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Ma's offer also deftly highlights US missteps while promoting cooperation.
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Warzone deftly forces players together with mechanics that incentivize teamwork.
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One of the owners, Lenny Sinatra, deftly ran the show.
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Ampler deftly hides its 48V / 22Wh batteries inside the frame tubing.
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But Franco deftly keeps the focus squarely on his fascinating subject.
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The dialogue could easily feel anachronistic, but it is deftly handled.
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In many ways, he has managed this reform deftly so far.
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The racial undercurrent is being handled so deftly by the show.
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The writers deftly hit all the right notes for each component.
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A new video by CPG Grey deftly explains what's going on.
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This troublesome shift is the focus of Schine's deftly handled storytelling.
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Instead, it builds the reins for people to deftly control them.
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American political psyche, and deftly contrast them with Canadians' own tendencies.
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Nunez deals these out deftly; they do not jam her flow.
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Mr. Davies has deftly inhabited the Alex character for three years.
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He deftly supported Beijing's nascent transformation away from Maoist central planning.
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Mr. Dean's harmonic language deftly blends tonal elements with raw astringencies.
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He deftly manipulated electronic images to produce otherworldly, sometimes jarring visions.
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Biden's answer here deftly threads the needle between these two imperatives.
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A compulsively readable book that deftly grapples with maternal ambivalence. —T.
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With that, Ms. Kirkpatrick had deftly introduced a new vocabulary word.
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Though played without pauses, the piece is deftly structured in four movements.
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She also danced deftly around Browne's question concerning the study of reparations.
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Others have gone further, deftly discussing how "free speech" could be moderated.
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As Seeber deftly demonstrated, the obscurity trick doesn't always work so well.
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Hirst is deftly flirting, here and elsewhere, with ideas of the transcendental.
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His solution deftly mixes humor with practical steps for overcoming that disconnect.
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Many sudden-wealth recipients manage this process deftly and with few issues.
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However, Delury said that there were precedents for deftly altering ideological course.
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She floated lines with grace and deftly dispatched little embellishments and melismas.
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"You look lost," she says, her fingers deftly controlling a fidget spinner.
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In a 2012 essay, he deftly sticks a hatpin into Julian Assange.
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The transition from there into a quizzically lyrical passage was deftly handled.
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However deftly they manage everything else, they cannot prevent such a scandal.
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His seductive prose twists and turns, deftly matching hallucinatory content with form.
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For decades, as Americans shifted the ways they shopped, Sears deftly evolved.
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But she deftly irritated his guts, and he vomited her up unharmed.
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Director Melina Matsoukas and writer Ben Dougan deftly juxtapose the two scenarios.
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She deftly sifts through the famous stories for half-truths and fictions.
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He's the Tweeter in Chief, essentially, has used these platforms very deftly.
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I have never seen anyone deftly add a contact to their phone.
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Deftly, delicately, he coaxed these folks to disclose judgments free of gushing platitudes.
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The poems are deftly woven from a variety of languages, traditions, and texts.
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All of that hinges on how deftly he integrates it into his remarks.
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The young women on YouTube have deftly manipulated this ethic to their advantage.
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As Mr Zamoyski deftly shows, the arc of his life spanned similar contrasts.
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In everyday use, this deftly maneuvers the concrete canyons it will see most.
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Its tariffs deftly protected domestic consumers, causing less disruption than 99% of alternatives.
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With the help of Colvin's diaries, Ms Hilsum deftly explores her complex motives.
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But Hammer deftly handled questions about the novelty or strangeness of the event.
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His characters are deftly sketched rather than deeply worked, but interesting and sympathetic.
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As Vulture so deftly explains, those are the guys you stay away from.
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It was the first crack, one they deftly sidestepped as long as possible.
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Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger converted through the air, using Antonio Brown, and others, deftly.
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On Monday night, Macron deftly avoided dissolving Parliament and calling for new elections.
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The Kardashians aren't the only celebrities able to deftly mold the news cycle.
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Good musicals deftly stitch the songs into the very weave of the drama.
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While several shows have deftly portrayed millennial misadventures—Girls, Broad City, Insecure, Schitt's
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Delbourgo deftly unpacks Sloane's complicated attitude toward the enslaved peoples of the Caribbean.
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Velasquez deftly navigated the first three turns before sliding out on the fourth.
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He's not that kind of guy, he says, deftly peeling off your top.
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A subplot like that can veer into melodrama, but Moriarty handles it deftly.
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She deftly executed the acrobatics at the end, with joyous, tumbling high roulades.
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Irony is Mr. Meyers's thing, and he was deftly funny pointing it out.
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Johnson and the pro-Brexit leaders play the same game, albeit more deftly.
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As for abstraction not being political, well, Lewis's work deftly destroyed that idea.
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Traditionally, Indian outsourcers like Infosys have deftly exploited the skilled-worker visa system.
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It's a complex, deftly told story that turns some old assumptions upside down.
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This points to the third rule: triangulate deftly, and rapidly when events demand it.
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We can't know, but we do know Colton handles this very delicate situation deftly.
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Shirley Baker, a nurse, deftly ties on a surgical mask before opening the door.
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The role of Cher's boy bestie Christian could be deftly performed by Timothée Chalamet.
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All the while, players deftly move through the chaos thanks to Alex's smooth handling.
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Secor is at her best, deftly weaving a narrative that encompasses the top-level
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He complimented one student who had deftly wrapped one glove neatly into the other.
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"Let's turn around," he said, deftly facing the child and himself to the cameras.
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He has plied his trade deftly across borders, language, cultural barriers and governmental intricacies.
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Personally, I was amazed at how deftly the crew manages confinement with a smile.
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He courted conservative media leaders as deftly as he had the New York tabloids.
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Accessible, relatable, and deftly political, Raj's music is special stuff, and he knows it.
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Has there been a more important time for television to deftly address the issue?
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The Saudis satisfy American greed, deftly playing their role as dollar signs in robes.
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This essay deftly blends (accurate!) critiques of virtual reality's current limitations with hilarious prose.
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They deftly skip past the verbal mind to hit you right in the belly.
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But Alison Brie deftly balances brittleness with determination, and the entire ensemble is lovable.
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President Trump deftly understood this vulnerability within the party and exploited it in 2016.
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Then he spotted Ms. Haley and deftly snaked through the crowd to introduce himself.
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One minute they're deftly evading the police at Grand Central, next they're necking again.
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He's made his name deftly assessing risks but the stakes have never been higher.
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Mr. Roumain deftly folded gospel, funk, jazz and classical styles into his arresting score.
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Alicia Keys was a laid-back host (and deftly played two pianos at once).
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It's hard to imagine any modern TV personality deftly avoiding the spotlight like that.
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Walking through the exhibition, it's astonishing how White's drawings still deftly capture the black experience.
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Bush deftly fought back by saying that he was tired of Trump insulting his family. .
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He then pushed it forward to Eric Staal, who deftly fed Zucker on the doorstep.
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As WeChat and Alibaba deftly transformed their companies to suit mobile, Baidu missed this shift.
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He deftly works the media, as he has for years, to bolster his own relevance.
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It has skilfully taken advantage of globalisation, deftly responding to changing markets and transport routes.
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For years, Apple's public relations machine deftly controlled the media by playing hard to get.
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Moira's experience, though played deftly by Wiley, skimmed the surface in Handmaid's Tale's first season.
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Plus, the video is deftly edited to fit the rhythms of Braxton's jungle-infused track.
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Every time Kaine attacked, Pence parried and deftly shifted the conversation to something else entirely.
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He deftly used the wedge issues of rights, regulations, and taxes as proxies for race.
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The manicured, painstakingly posed Instagram aesthetic is over, as The Atlantic's Taylor Lorenz deftly identified.
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"Heat and Light" — not a helpful title — is really a deftly interwoven set of stories.
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"I think she very deftly provoked him into punching himself," said one longtime Clinton adviser.
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The largest piece was the section that he had carved so deftly from her chin.
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In the 67th minute, Stina Blackstenius deftly converted a pass to make it 2-1.
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Mr. Kirkman deftly dodged the question in a recent interview, so I guess we'll see.
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The faux concern, the removed coldness – it's truly a work of complex, deftly woven genius.
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Both theories are deftly explored by Green without her giving obvious preference to either one.
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Nichols deftly displays Margery's conflicting desires in a way that never seems fractured or disjunct.
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It's all deftly cut together with studio footage and images of a burning Los Angeles.
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Russia has very deftly exploited America's weaknesses — but these are weaknesses of our own making.
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The particular atmosphere of unlovely Belleville is deftly conveyed … yet there is beauty here too.
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She deftly moved her ideas about, positioning them like the slabs used to build Stonehenge.
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The triangular relationship of Noura, Tareq (Nabil Elouahabi), and Rafa'a (Matthew David) is deftly handled.
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The stock-trading minigame deftly hints at a wider world beyond your bare-bones interface.
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Intentionally or not, the far right has deftly applied these insights to the online world.
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Throughout, Roxanna Bikadoroff's lively spot illustrations deftly keep pace as the altered words pile up.
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It deftly invokes supernatural elements to address real-world traumas like death and adolescent angst.
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That's what Little America illustrates so deftly: Most of our lives aren't magnificent or remarkable.
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With her exacting, thoughtful instructions, Ms. Greenspan anticipates pitfalls and leads you deftly around them.
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Fantasy and reality are also blurred deftly, with full-body equivalents of sleight-of-hand.
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Other hedge funds face similar challenges, but few have handled succession as deftly as ValueAct.
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Even so, some states are deftly navigating it all, adding jobs and growing their economies.
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Tracking shots are deftly employed to make the transitions between adjacent story lines and characters.
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The Chrysler 300 is an American sedan that deftly evokes muscle cars while exuding class.
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There's likely no other company on Earth that has defined its brand more deftly than Apple.
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Mr. Dano handles the transition deftly, making his character the most memorable in the mini-series.
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It is fitting that Mr Park's "The Handmaiden" deftly deals with many of the same themes.
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Then Marach attempts a cunning slices across net, but Kobot sends it back his way deftly.
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It's a harrowing but hopeful story about social anxiety, depression, and suicide told deftly and beautifully.
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If he cannot put the deftly evasive chancellor on the spot tonight, he probably never will.
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From humble Corman roots to deftly handling genre (sometimes more than one),he was an original.
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And if the show begins to get a bit too didactic, it quickly, deftly, switches tone.
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The rates so deftly wielded by central banks hit zero, leaving policymakers grasping at untested alternatives.
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Apple deftly transitioned from a computer-centric to a phone-oriented company over the past decade.
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It's also, as Jordan Peele so deftly proved, a genre that's primed for incisive social commentary.
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Few movies nail the pleasures and perils of their own genre as deftly as Mars Attacks!
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Yet they skillfully identified the fault lines and continue to deftly employ them to their advantage.
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They weren't thinking about how deftly he might navigate the complicated particulars of playing NBA defense.
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In addition to inter-Pearson dynamics, This Is Us deftly peers into monogamous pairings (and failings).
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The film deftly exploited dog and cat obsessed moviegoers to appeal to both parents and children.
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He deftly completed the 22 Push Up Challenge ... smack in the middle of an LAX terminal.
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Lil' sis Kylie Jenner has the same playbook, as she so deftly demonstrated a week ago.
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A female Saudi judoka deftly dodged contact with an Israeli by skipping her first round match.
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Mr Schwartz deftly conveys the aesthetic beauty of Fermi's insights without getting mired in their minutiae.
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Figures that were deftly painted would have looked eerily lifelike, particularly in low and flickering light.
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The most effective pitch decks deftly weave data, imagination, and storytelling in a captivating slide presentation.
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He has deftly played Malaysia's brand of money politics, distributing cash to buy party leaders' loyalty.
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But during the service, Mr. Mulkey deftly evoked the humanity of the man behind the uniform.
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Although the ventures didn't find much gas, Mr. Falih garnered credit for deftly juggling conflicting interests.
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"Oh, wait — you saw that?" he said after his eyes quickly, deftly, darted into his cranium.
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Classics like eggplant parmigiana and linguine with freshly shucked clams were deftly prepared and nicely balanced.
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Card deftly grounds these experiments in subtle details that reveal history's imprint on everyday family life.
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He has deftly deflected some of Trump's rulings (on transgender soldiers in the military, for instance).
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Fishman has deftly restated the invitation to turn to art as a source of psychic replenishment.
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Zha deftly stitches together rhythms from Brazil and Lisbon with alternative rock, rap, and ambient textures.
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Deftly, the military authorities have not portrayed themselves as the end point of their redemption narrative.
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Berryman's seemingly simple reenactment of Negro Folklore deftly establishes the primordial link of singing to work.
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I pulled forward and then backed into the spot with my arm deftly turning the wheel.
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Chris Long, directing a script by the creators, Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg, deftly hoodwinked us.
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I pulled forward, and then backed into the spot with my arm deftly turning the wheel.
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The tension that the first chapters so deftly built up and manipulated is allowed to dissipate.
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" In particular, she said it deftly addressed the question, "Who has the authority to define someone?
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The IHG property deftly combines such historic features with contemporary-styled guest rooms with crisp furnishings.
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Lutz's work was too deftly sewn into the English language to be picked free of it.
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On Capitol Hill, that can mean deftly hopping into an elevator when they see reporters approaching.
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The tension that the first chapters so deftly built up and manipulated is allowed to dissipate.
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Finney deftly captures the character's frustrations, tenacity and (particularly in his priceless closing scene) good humor.
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It's essentially a chase thriller, deftly written in the prose Homer pieces together and feeds back.
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Some of Roth's creations stand alone, such as symmetrical drawings deftly sketched with both hands simultaneously.
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This theme has been expressed clumsily, and deftly, but it's been there, somewhere, in every episode.
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She deftly brings two characters to life: Alice the young woman, and Lola the cam girl star.
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But Widows deftly side steps that by establishing the dead men as mostly unworthy of our attention.
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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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As Ornit Shani, an Israeli historian, deftly explains in a new book, the logistics alone were daunting.
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Morgan deftly explores both its intended and often egalitarian purposes, and the ways in which it's abused.
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O.J. Simpson, which deftly used tabloid appeal and melodrama to complicate its narrative, Confirmation plays everything straight.
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Sanders probably could have handled that more deftly, but it was a legitimately tricky situation for him.
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In seeing only the red, the bull became obsessed with it while the matador stepped deftly aside.
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But "Fallin'," Keys' first hit, deftly expresses both the ecstasy and the ache of being in love.
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Democrats have deftly deployed feel-good talking points and targeted politically incorrect language to undermine Republican candidates.
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Alternately, flounder can deftly crawl on their fin tips, craning their heads to get a better view.
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The linocut is a fuller-figure image, deftly delineated with an economy of means that rivals Matisse.
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Through image and metaphor, Trump deftly plumbs the depths of the cognitive chasm that fractures American society.
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A trained stuntman who had practiced that move ten times couldn't have executed it any more deftly.
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But to guarantee his defeat, Clinton needs to calibrate her voice more deftly than she typically does.
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It's got worthwhile things to say, and it does so deftly, with plenty of seat-edging tension.
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Mr. Grant's seasonal Italian menu deftly hits basic notes while consistently finding ways to improvise and surprise.
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It's all mixed together incredibly deftly, elevating what could just be a compilation into a cinematic experience.
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Shaheen Seth's panoramic cinematography deftly captures his wobbly world, where every little thing you think is, isn't.
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Still, Somewhere... captures the heartbreak as deftly as a 19th century novel – consuming, dramatic, a bit ridiculous.
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It's simply a matter of packing clothes we actually want to wear, that deftly double as activewear.
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If they pose a question to the audience and are met with silence, they deftly recast it.
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Drawing from years' of meeting notes, McMaster deftly shows that the military service Chiefs were silent accomplices.
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The mechanics aren't deftly concealed here, but the machine itself works, motoring toward about five different endings.
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Mr. Landenberger, who doubles as set designer, deftly suggests the resentment boiling under a man's meek exterior.
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Both deftly unpack the absurdity of a white culture that simultaneously fetishizes, and is repulsed by, blackness.
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While he wrote deftly of life's cruelties, Mr. Murray also captured the joys of his Australian experience.
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Moving as deftly as a Manhattan street vendor, my mother arranged the scarves across my kitchen table.
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McManus, a veritable master of misdirection, plots a whodunit so deftly that it transcends the YA label.
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Most of the actors are capable, and the show deftly mixes emotional extremity with speedy, nonchalant storytelling.
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On a primetime debate about abortion last week, she took the stage and deftly parried her opponents.
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And, as the show deftly displays, dating can be further complicated if you struggle with mental health.
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But President Reagan was confident enough to accept that he needed experts below, deftly maneuvering the strings.
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Bobby seized on their confusion to insert his key in the lock and deftly open the door.
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Ms. Kay was widely admired for deftly and tirelessly handling complex long-form journalism in The Times.
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The Academy spent months stumbling down a red carpet lined with rakes, deftly stepping on each one.
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Deftly sidestepping the question over whether climate change is real is a savvier way to support inaction.
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Bertozzi and Hargan have deftly skirted the common bio-comic pitfalls to make a really nice book.
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Wait, Tom jumps in again, talking over deftly and definitively from Goldman and Mayer, so I am reengaged.
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Avenatti has deftly parlayed the publicity surrounding the Daniels case into a dizzying amount of publicity for himself.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After deftly taking out Marco Rubio in the New Hampshire debate, Gov.
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"Twitter has deftly built something of a reputation for protecting free speech, even unpopular speech," said the Times.
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Mrazek denied the initial attempt by Devin Shore, but Klingberg deftly popped in the rebound with a backhand.
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If a car can deftly handle the San Juan Mountains, it'll easily handle a run through the suburbs.
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The rest of the novel explores the fallout through letters and deftly handled switches in points of view.
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Instead, the game deftly and efficiently uses its first playthrough to put you in the right emotional space.
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Composed by David Cale, they are touching and often funny, simply composed and woven deftly into the narrative.
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Later, Leslie Bennetts's unusually intimate portrait of Gloria Steinem deftly facilitates an unvarnished look at dynamics between women.
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The G6 and the S8 handled the situation deftly, and both captured good detail despite the poor lighting.
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Director Bradley Cooper deftly weaving Jack and Ally's uneven power dynamic directly into the fabric of the story.
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He deftly shows that architecture cannot be better or more pure than the flawed humans who make it.
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Deftly weaving '70s music throughout, "The Get Down" opens in 1996 on a rap star in New York.
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Now I can see exactly how much to apply, and how deftly to buff it for maximum impact.
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Despite moving deftly thereafter between styles and techniques, Ms. Baer has remained little known in the United States.
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There was a time when Handmaid's could have deftly maneuvered the complexities of a narrative spotlighting mental illness.
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Insatiable explores the topic of polyamorous romance imperfectly, but deftly enough to add important representation to current conversation.
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Atari Jones deftly switches flows while trading verses about, well, promises as well as stories of the city.
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After the failed Bay of Pigs invasion, President Kennedy deftly handled the Cuban Missile Crisis 85033 months later.
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The fight continued with Apple's iCloud statements on Friday, deftly shifting the focus to the FBI's forensic fumble.
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It's deftly swept up marquee names like Dusky, Lane 8, and Matt Lange early on in their career.
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It's willing to pick and choose, using those mechanics as deftly as they were used in Dark Souls.
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The book's inclusive, deftly illustrated guides to manual, oral, vaginal, and anal sex positions are our favorite part.
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Fluid sets and projections, by Julian Crouch and 59 Productions, deftly cover more than twenty changes of scene.
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She deftly exploited the Catholic conflation of Protestants and Muslims as two sides of the same heretical coin.
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The reporter Mina Kimes deftly unpacks this company's methods — ever hear of a multilevel marketing model, like Herbalife?
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I remember similarly maneuvering deftly through streets others feared to tread, feeling safe because it felt like home.
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His Piano Concerto No. 3, a piece recorded brilliantly by Ursula Oppens, deftly blends jazz and modernist styles.
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But Ms. Worsham deftly ensures that there's nothing cloying or condescending to the Asperger's elements of the play.
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It would be easy for the performance to turn saccharine there, but Mr. Hiller deftly doesn't let it.
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Besson keeps the story and action clear while deftly slipping in minor details that prove crucial later on.
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During this time, more importantly, the accusations of Swift as alt-right were something she deftly avoided publicly.
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By engaging in a whirlwind of diplomacy, Mr. Kim has deftly sought to play countries off one another.
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With heart and wit, Lily King (author of "Euphoria") deftly pilots readers through this process in "Writers & Lovers."
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She also deftly engages celebrity guests such as Charlize Theron, Snoop Dogg, and Ewan McGregor in comedy bits.
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He deftly convinces her that bringing attention to the misdeeds she's witnessed will only end badly for her.
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The intro deftly weaves through the film's deep cast of characters, offering telling moments with each of them.
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But there's no questioning the roiling passion in his voice, or his knack for a deftly curled melody.
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A series of deftly arranged tarps sheltered patrons sitting on red plastic stools at a handful of tables.
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Dunn deftly kept the puck in the offensive end at the blue line, then went to the net.
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Bill Lipinski (D-Ill.), who deftly maneuvered his exit to position his son, Dan Lipinski, to take over.
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His head rests on an ochre-yellow fabric, and deftly brushed colors at the top suggest banked flowers.
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Yet UMNO has deftly managed to exploit the policy's waning effectiveness and even the prospect of its demise.
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In Boston, meanwhile, Barouch's team had deftly used gene-engineering methods to stitch together the naked-DNA vaccine.
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It deftly blended the emerging ironic aesthetic of new wave with the established stylistic conventions of '70s rock.
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Smith) and an Orc, Nick Jakoby (Joel Edgerton, deftly evincing character from under mottled makeup) — maintain the peace.
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It's a sparkling tribute to the ordinary, moving us deftly from subways to supermarkets, sidewalks to swimming pools.
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That's meaty and fascinating stuff to chew on, and I'm surprised at how deftly UnReal is handling it.
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But the technique isn't perfect, as that pair of teeth and human face in Winston's eyes so deftly illustrates.
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They deftly wield a blade too large to be useful and ride a black steed made entirely of muscles.
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Basically, no-makeup makeup applied ever-so-deftly, and you look like the best version of your natural self.
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The company became a worldwide powerhouse in large part due to the way Ma deftly handled the Chinese government.
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Sartore was masterful, switching directions deftly and often, so that plaintiffs could not be certain of his next move.
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Although Mr. Lenk remains alone onstage, he deftly slips in and out of the other characters in his story.
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Writing and acting (which La La Land executes deftly) weren't as important as pure, unbridled entertainment in those stories.
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Murphy's Murmurations series deftly illustrates the metaphorical leap from the everyday object to the visual associations embedded within it.
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The teacher deftly caught the student, who had missed her first-period science class that day, by the elbow.
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Likewise, if you've deftly manipulated or overly rationalized others into playing nice, that method has hit its expiration date.
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How's a nut-butter-lover supposed to deftly navigate the manic mishmash on a grocery store's shelves these days?!
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My mother politely clapped after Luke deftly slid across the stage on his knees and straight into someone's crotch.
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Anderson deftly parried with a knowledge of the gritty TV Western, noting that Thursday's night debate was less Shakespearean.
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For Donnelly, misogyny and racism are deeply tied to Australia's noxious patriarchal culture, and she deftly draws the connections.
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Nagy deftly captures the way a political atmosphere of mistrust and manipulation can color even the most private interactions.
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The sculptures are all so deftly placed within the landscape that it is difficult to imagine them fitting elsewhere.
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Abadi deftly managed the defeat of ISIS using the Iraqi military in alliance with Shia militias and Kurdish forces.
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"Younger" deftly shows how the new ageism expresses itself as a question less of competence than of cultural fit.
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Bin Salman is tapping into a desire for change and deftly wrapping it in the Saudis' already passionate nationalism.
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As a fine artist, Buchinger constructed figures of wood and deftly arranged them in scenes inside narrow-mouthed bottles.
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Without knowing much about Gail, it can be taken on faith that Williams has deftly approximated her clipped accent.
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By deftly lining up allies and cash, she put together a strategy that on Thursday prompted Chevron to withdraw.
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Politicians are often disparaged for being self-serving; Madsen's acting deftly straddles the line between narcissism and sincere competence.
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The subject matter is serious but deftly punctuated by humor: The vlogger scene, in particular, made the students laugh.
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That she left the administration amicably — without a Twitter announcement or reprimand — shows how deftly she played her game.
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Brown's artwork is beautiful and sparse, and he deftly navigates the complicated politics of North America at the time.
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Here, Ms. Heisler has deftly expanded her source material, an advice book in Junie's voice, into a multilayered story.
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The Russians deftly traversed through the vegetation while Giaconia laid the forest bare with a Mk 19 grenade launcher.
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The set that follows is pure Peretti: deftly written jokes covering everything from male-comic clichés to shitting vs.
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On the album, Mr. Sosa ornaments the space around Mr. Keita's playing with lilting undercurrents and deftly studded terrain.
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Where others have deftly mixed their cocktail of camp, cruelty, and crass humor, LaBruce's tonic feels flat and undershaken.
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Ambitious and deftly written, "The Soldier and the State" is an argument for civilian mastery over a professional military.
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Mel is drawn deftly, lightly; Bors is a barrel-chested Cro-Magnon with a bald skull and angry glower.
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Ms. Jayasundera moves deftly from role to role, though she's ill served by some of the less developed ones.
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It's only in this week's episode that Fred's ability to deftly wield benevolent sexism to his advantage becomes undeniable.
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In the scherzo, the performance shifted deftly, from stretches of somber, driving intensity to passages of lightness and grace.
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Gordie, the S.A.R. Sting's captain, deftly scored on his brother, a goalie, prompting a chorus of hoots from teammates.
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There were bravos galore and bouquets tossed onstage — one of which was deftly caught by a smiling Ms. Netrebko.
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The movie deftly places African excellence, intelligence, technological sophistication and beauty as part of a larger, heretofore unacknowledged, context.
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It first seemed to consist primarily of sculptures cobbled together from driftwood, and deftly striped with bright nautical hues.
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The Momentums also deftly handle every weird, scratchy detail in "Can I Kick It?" by A Tribe Called Quest.
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He deftly held hands and enforced the discipline necessary to get an often-fractious caucus to remain generally united.
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This strategy coordinates diplomacy, information and information warfare, military power shrewdly deployed and economic capability even more deftly demonstrated.
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It swerves from goofy to ghastly so deftly and so often that you can't always tell which is which.
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This deftly conveys the contrast between childhood and adulthood, as well as the vague nature of remembering one's past.
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Transmissions shows, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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In the world of video games, where moral ambiguity is poison, I'm impressed with how deftly GTA gains my complicity.
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Microsoft deftly moved into second place by pivoting its traditional software licensing business to a subscription-based cloud-first model.
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The latest gaffe creates a new headache for HBO, which handled the coffee cup incident deftly, with a lighthearted statement.
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He started to hold serve more comfortably and deftly handled the left-handed sliding serves delivered from the other end.
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As he starts to climax, Bilquis places her hand on his head and deftly stuffs him inside of her. Whew!
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Kapadia's sprawling account covers the player's time at S.S.C. Napoli, and deftly conveys the poetic symbiosis between him and Naples.
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Oshoosi is given the bulk of the humor, and Mr. Abdul-Hamid deftly uses those moments to break the tension.
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On paper, I'm not sure Lawrence makes sense, but Whitford handles his contradictions so deftly that I don't really mind.
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Set in Louisiana in the 1960s, it explores not only issues of loyalty, but race — sometimes deftly, sometimes quite clumsily.
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A MONEY-CHANGER deftly flicks through a brick of bills, her fingernails a sparkly purple that matches her eye-shadow.
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"Lady Dynamite" deftly harnesses Ms Bamford's self-proclaimed desire to destigmatise mental health, without ever getting too morose or preachy.
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Luff started demonstrating some of these modes, at one point running around in circles as the drone deftly kept track.
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Unsurprisingly, the woman who deftly took down her body shamers says to focus on what you need to be comfortable.
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Lovato deftly ducks before landing one of her own — right to the legend's face, and Stallone falls to the floor.
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Within its celebratory context, Murphy's film deftly isolates the places in the novel that make our hearts bleed most indelibly.
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Given how The Visit deftly combined horror and comedy, a show like Crypt could end up being the perfect match.
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Andrew Robson and Felice Doynov deftly rendered the colorful dialogue and trills, runs and virtuosic flourishes of the three movements.
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In the clubhouse, Asmussen had watched Ortiz save yards by deftly slicing through openings without having to slow Creator down.
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After he'd deftly stitched me up, he had me put on a glove and popped the lipoma into my hand.
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During the 2016 Presidential race, he deftly pivoted from supporting Ted Cruz to becoming Donald Trump's campaign chair in Texas.
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Herrera is still turning heads, pristine in her signature white shirts, her hair deftly wound into a Champagne-colored chignon.
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The IAS writers deftly weave actual, horrifying facts about how easy it is to purchase a gun with ridiculous humor.
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Such contrivances spoil the sense of realism and place that Mr. Caple, who wrote the script, often so deftly evokes.
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And while they took control of the Senate in 2015, they previously used their minority status deftly to challenge Obama.
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The first few minutes of Rob Roth's new multimedia piece, "Soundstage," deftly evoke the fleeting transition from wakefulness to dreaming.
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PG and Melo got the night started at Craig's, grabbing some food while George deftly dodged all those Lakers questions.
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Dickens deftly negotiates the complexities of how fragmenting our time—into work time and leisure time—spells out social decay.
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Above all, though, Costanzo deftly embeds homages to the canon of Italian cinema in the stories of Lila and Lenù.
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But most human beings could not survive the scrutiny she is under, nor so deftly dodge efforts at simplistic caricature.
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The broadcasters who pay dearly for the rights to show the Games can deftly minimize the glare of empty seats.
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"I can't believe I did it," he said of his original attempt, as Chris deftly fixed his brother's impromptu buzz.
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Second, whose sound, more deftly than Lana's, has ushered us from second-term Obama into the collapse era of Trump?
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Mr. Azar, a former top executive at Eli Lilly and Company, the drug maker, deftly fielded questions about prescription drugs.
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The merger that he had so deftly avoided in the late 1990s and early 2000s would no longer be dodged.
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Her memories, which include a pivotal 18th birthday party, are deftly explored, giving a vantage point into her emotional state.
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He darts over the shaded undergrowth and finds a cluster of mushrooms, deftly wrapping them in a bundle of leaves.
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But according to Reddit, The_Donald's moderators — nearly 50 far-flung volunteers — deftly managed to channel action out of the chaos.
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The Penguins stood strong, allowing just one shot to center Adam Henrique that was deftly stopped by Murray's left skate.
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What unites El-P and Killer Mike as rappers is how deftly they thread their way through rubble and assault.
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An ecumenical cellist and vocalist, Ms. Hughes ranges deftly into chamber music, indie rock, R&B and avant-garde improvising.
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The world Ms. Smith so deftly parodies lives on YouTube, which hosts millions of amateur beauty tutorials on its platform.
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A brownish spider tracked down the vibration and deftly delivered his lethal bite, the calling card of most true spiders.
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And both appear to deftly navigate the fine line between leading by example and verbally prodding their teammates when needed.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin deftly conveyed the subliminal structure of the opera; each scene is based on a traditional musical form.
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A cluster of former government officials deftly avoided a shirtless, long-bearded man carrying a white umbrella in the shade.
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But she didn't avoid it, as some women begin to do, deftly stepping out of the shots at family gatherings.
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But Brady's pass to the left corner of the end zone was deftly batted away by Chiefs cornerback Bashaud Breeland.
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A musical prodigy almost from the time he could walk, Mr. Kocsis was known for deftly playing a vast repertoire.
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To boost growth, he intends to bring back tools employed by Ms Fernández's administration—but to wield them more deftly.
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As a work of narrative nonfiction, it's a brilliant example, with detail-rich prose and three vibrant, deftly drawn characters.
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Nevertheless, as seen in the film's terrifying opening and its gruesome climax, Avery deftly orchestrates some grisly, intense set pieces.
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But the Dardennes handle it deftly, with a recognition of the complex factors that bring a teenager to that point.
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But there is a way to deftly navigate that perilous situation without making yourself — or them — look like a fool.
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One looks like a steel insect crossed with a lifted truck and is able to deftly crawl across uneven terrain.
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They could serve as a litmus test for his positions on the subject, which, as governor, he has deftly avoided articulating.
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The BionicFinWave robot can deftly maneuver underwater without any cords or tethers, but that's the only environment it was designed for.
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There's a huge melodic component here as well; they deftly embody the "post-black metal" sound but aren't nerds about it.
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But you know, Facebook did that quietly and deftly, and she went on and on loudly about it and wasn't successful.
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Borrowing from English, Portuguese, and Nigeria's 500-odd languages, Pidgin deftly weaves all of them together and mashes in playful imagery.
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Tony Volpon, an economist at UBS, a bank, thinks it could grow by 3% a year if Mr Bolsonaro governs deftly.
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Other products, such as finely designed beadwork on clothing, delicate pots or deftly woven baskets, are historically the realm of women.
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"Homegrown," far from hyping the threat, deftly points out that the risk from jihadists in the United States is statistically minuscule.
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Roberts has also made a very convincing case for velvet shoes, and deftly mastered the slip dress-T-shirt layering combo.
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Wallace's own experience deftly demonstrates how that could happen, no matter how bewildering Trump and some conservatives find it to be.
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The robot arms dance in this beautiful synchronized symphony, deftly twisting whatever needs to be twisted to spring whatever needs springing.
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He tells me that he and Fox News are two separate things, and he deftly avoids giving me a straight answer.
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Whether she's deftly handling nipple-related Snapchat issues or live-tweeting a naked British dating show, she does it with style.
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In The Map and the Territory (2010), he creates another Michel Houellebecq, who he deftly characterizes as a rotting, dying writer.
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The first, his amazing snapshots of other writers, deftly illustrated that the writers had as much style as their painted trains.
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Given the premise, it's remarkably restrained about what it actually shows, deftly relying on letting one's imagination fill in the gaps.
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Authored by the magazine's co-editor, Emma Rios, I.D. is deftly illustrated and designed with full, rich, and complex page layouts.
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He deftly captures those elusive moments that make reality TV great: ludicrous statements, stranger-than-fiction situations, and mind-melting reactions.
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Or in this case, as Spicer tells it, he was deftly using quotation marks to expand the meaning of a word.
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To judge from Muffat's two works here, sonatas from his "Armonico Tributo," he absorbed both styles thoroughly and unified them deftly.
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The duo offered Kreisler's version of Viotti's Concerto No. 22 in A minor, its virtuoso passages deftly rendered by both musicians.
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Coach Gary Kubiak deftly handled a tense quarterback situation last season, and he sees no reason to declare a starter yet.
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Even when she can't tell the truth, she plays with language carefully and deftly so that she doesn't have to lie.
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If there is one group of the creative class that deftly inhabits the clichés built around them, it is fashion photographers.
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President Moon Jae In has deftly advanced his own discussions in part because of Washington's willingness to engage Pyongyang in parallel.
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The idea is to test whether a human driver can pilot a vehicle more deftly than one with driver assistance tech.
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Ms. Coughlan and, especially, Mr. Isaac-Jones field this so deftly that a climactic twist seems both surprising and entirely necessary.
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Some plays, proceeding carefully but not all that deftly, exist only to dump a helping of devastation onto the audience's lap.
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He deftly staved off that attempt by calling for an open vote of confidence by the Central Committee, which he won.
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Both Dun and Joseph grew up nearby in strict, religious homes, a topic they deftly avoid when recounting their childhoods today.
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Meanwhile, the bartender and waitresses show him that not only will they accept his money, they'll deftly fleece him of it.
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Chinese parents and kids are seated in cracked maroon booths, deftly breaking apart bamboo chopsticks and pouring steaming cups of tea.
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Myrtille Bordier deftly toys with expectations as Mariane, portrayed here as a moody, sullen quasi-teenager instead of a dewy bride.
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Impressively, he manages to provide a lot more than battle histories, deftly delving into technological advances, social changes and political contexts.
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As Lee deftly demonstrates, Farocki's style is based on the presentation of images which reveal how society imagines and portrays itself.
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Atkinson manages them deftly, and equips her protagonist with the streak of ruthlessness, and sometimes cruelty, that she needs to cope.
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Deftly preserving the tension between easy-access pop culture and luxury consumerism — her fanciest containers now fetch $6,000 and up — Mrs.
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The story lines, for the most part, are deftly woven together despite a few too many convenient coincidences toward the end.
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Even as Mr. Messina deftly enforced the law, he made sure not to detract from people reveling in their Roman holiday.
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All of the heavily Democratic, urban parts of Fairfax County that Virginia's 10th deftly avoids have been packed into Virginia's 11th.
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Led by the bassist Bryan Copeland, this group plays deftly sculpted music with an indie-rock splendor and a starry indeterminacy.
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Saariaho's singular language, deftly interwoven with passages suggesting medieval European song and Middle Eastern drumming, brings this rarefied world to life.
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He has been deftly handled by his trainer, Todd Pletcher, who is as good a sabermetrician as he is a horseman.
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Like much of Myles's work, "The Sadness of Leaving" deftly shifts between the mundane and profound, without specifying which is which.
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Learning how to deftly handle these situations is good for your financial health, and the long-term health of your friendships.
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Applications include recognizing speech and language, visually identifying objects, navigating in self-driving cars and making robot hands grasp more deftly.
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Swarbrick, who is 219, shut him down with two words — "OK, boomer" — deftly dividing two generations while simultaneously delighting the internet.
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Deftly interweaving the political with the personal, Ms. Kirkwood introduces an added rationale for Rose's behavior that is best left unrevealed.
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Under pressure from Nurse, Mangiapane made a neat pass back to a streaking Tkachuk, who deftly lifted the puck past Koskinen.
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And because it's written so carefully, arranged so deftly, and bound up so completely in fully realized emotion, it seems limitless.
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Citizenship isn't even an illusory protection in "De Novo," deftly directed by Mr. Solomon for Houses on the Moon Theater Company.
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By ceding the presidency, Mr. Nazarbayev also deftly stepped out of the firing line at a time of irksome civil unrest.
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Barr once more deftly took advantage of the fact that Mueller, with his impenetrable legalese and double negatives, has handcuffed himself.
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Mariota spread the ball around to eight receivers — including himself — and deftly avoided Kansas City's pass rush, aside from two sacks.
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The staunchly conservative Republican proceeded to repeatedly dodge and deflect difficult questions about his beliefs, deftly avoiding any potentially damaging moments.
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Transmissions succeeds in showing, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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You can see the names of friends who are watching, and they can comment on just how deftly you're scrambling those eggs.
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With assistance from The Internet's Steve Lacy, Crush deftly portrays all the stages of getting to know someone in the digital age.
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And it shapeshifts so frequently, and so deftly, that it's a fool's errand to guess at any moment what might happen next.
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The Souvenir comes to us through Hogg's eyes, a memory deftly filtered through her recollection of what she saw, thought, and felt.
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In both cases, the vehicle drove itself for long stretches of the trip, deftly handling intersections, bridges, and pedestrians without human intervention.
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Because for all of its goofiness, Persona 5 deftly deals with a number of dark, challenging topics, particularly around abuse and exploitation.
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But Salah deftly collected the ball at the end line with an elegantly curling shot that evaded both keeper and defenders alike.
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Featuring a number of international and diasporic artists, Paroxysm of Sublime deftly illustrates the cultural specificity behind our reactions to environmental horror.
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It's plush song that builds slowly, her crystalline vocals deftly layered, swelling to the broken flighty beats at the one minute mark.
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It handled the sharp turns deftly, if a bit slowly, and was definitely much easier on the brakes than its human counterparts.
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Will he pull the chivalry card, covering the numbers with one hand while deftly putting down his credit card with the other?
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The series deftly weaves together typical teen fare like crushes and parental expectations with the realities of everyday crime and gang violence.
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Scenes depicting physical intimacy between the two women—too often an opportunity for gratuitous nudity or pornified raunchiness—are handled deftly here.
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Considering how deftly the Kardashian-Jenner family traditionally turns tabloid fodder into masterful reality television, a response to the speculation seemed imminent.
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He deftly dissects exactly why the case captivated us, and also why its core components, and the jury's verdict, still roil us.
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She was plenty chatty, but you gotta see how Chels deftly handled the Trump topic ... someone's had a master class in politics.
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Honestly, give this actor an Emmy for how deftly he played this scene where he's just freaking terrible at wearing a wire.
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You've deftly balanced relations with China, Russia, and the United States – will your successor be able to pull off the same trick?
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One of the more noteworthy developments of this generation's entrepreneurship is how they've deftly parlayed their personal experiences and interests into careers.
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Mike deftly flashes some hefty cash while paying for his food, and blows off Tuco's escalating comments about the parking lot incident.
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In it, Friedländer deftly wove an account of Nazi policies with records of the daily life of Germans and testimony from victims.
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In his 2006 film Children of Men, for instance, Cuarón deftly explores themes adjacent to Roma, but within a vastly different context.
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Sex, pain, piss, goats, and garbage: it's all here in the deftly detailed, deeply symbolic red-ink drawings of Fin Simonetti, a.k.a.
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"Riverside," the opening track of Few Traces, shifts between a gently modulating guitar and soft, barely-there synths, deftly evoking its title.
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Of the names on this list, you'd do well to find another British MC who avoids expectation as deftly as Jamie Adenuga.
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Smurfs: The Lost Village navigates its efforts toward gender parity rather deftly, opening a whole new realm of possibilities for the Smurfs.
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As the errant jester of MoMA, he deftly sheds light on and makes light of art's interconnections with political corruption and violence.
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Deftly curated and accompanied by an excellent catalogue, the Bronx Museum's exhibition is an indelible contribution to the artist's legacy and reputation.
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Tokyo Godfathers plays out as a drama but it's enriched with perfectly calibrated comic relief that deftly livens up the somber story.
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Ms. Hudes deftly suggests the zip of those conversations, and the way people reveal more of themselves when hidden behind screen names.
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Buccola, a professor of political science at Linfield College, deftly guides the reader through the rhetorical and philosophical moves of Baldwin's speech.
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Those are the kinds of ads that Russian malefactors deftly exploited four years ago and that continue to vex tech companies today.
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Now for its 26th edition, the show includes nearly 200 exhibitors from 32 countries and deftly straddles art worlds past and future.
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Delgado took up a needle and thread and a pair of pink silk pointe shoes and starting deftly sewing an elastic band.
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Juanjo Mena, substituting for an indisposed Christoph von Dohnanyi, conducted those pieces deftly and added a rousing rendition of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.
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The excellent cast and the director Colette Robert handle the material deftly, but it also wears thin and can verge on caricature.
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Missouri's experience shows how a conflict, if not deftly handled, can stain a college's reputation long after the conflict has died down.
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Read more " _____ • Mike Allen in Axios: "Kushner has a top legal and P.R. team, and the potentially problematic day was deftly handled.
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Whether depicting massive machinery or little kittens, Rohmann's solidly constructed and deftly colored block print illustrations make every page turn a delight.
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Though the characters sometimes drift into caricature, Adiga's barbed prose deftly skewers India's tangled religious and class dynamics, and its literary stereotypes.
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Graze was humming like a well-oiled engine, with staff gliding deftly by each other, managing to genially keep ahead of orders.
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The more experienced coaches know the drill, and most can deftly defuse a tense moment with a humorous anecdote or throwaway line.
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After a poor Canadiens' clearing attempt, Palmieri deftly deflected Andy Greene's point shot for his 12th goal this season at 6:103.
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Lyon defended valiantly, and counterattacked with zest, before Barcelona broke the deadlock — a Messi penalty, deftly, almost thoughtlessly, chipped past Anthony Lopes.
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His maneuver deftly sidestepped the most serious constitutional problems with legislation, because the executive branch voluntarily was bringing Congress into the picture.
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The question of restitution has an undoubtedly political angle, one that Macron is deftly using to leverage foreign relations with African countries.
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The LG V30 ticks almost all the design, spec, and feature boxes while deftly avoiding the gimmicks that have plagued LG's previous efforts.
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The song deftly encapsulates Lil Nas X's Soundcloud origins, his fondness for downbeat instrumentation, and his ability to produce bops of all kinds.
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However, fueled by the deep corporate tax cuts passed by the Trump administration last year and an expanding economy, Wall Street deftly recovered.
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Efron not only bears a striking resemblance to Bundy (the hairdo certainly helps) but deftly captures the off-kilter nature of his demeanor.
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"History and human nature are deftly revealed through the empathetic eye of Bruce Davidson," said Erin Dunn, assistant curator at the Telfair Museums.
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Christophe Lemaire deftly balanced his creased-front trousers with tailored coats, while Dries Van Noten paired a double-breasted blazer with generous trousers.
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Ms Bosker intersperses her vignettes with these lessons so deftly that you are likely to miss them if you fail to take notes.
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The end of The Lego Movie deftly sets up how The Lego Movie 2 will be just as much Lucy's story as Emmet's.
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Given all the strong, talented women deftly portraying many of our politicians, it would be interesting to see a female take on Trump.
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Boy Erased deftly manages to unambiguously indict gay conversion programs, while lending a human face to those who turn to them in crisis.
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She knew, from "Pink Rabbit", how to touch deftly on terrifying things, and that book had become a set text in German schools.
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They pen indelible melodies and deftly combine them with lyrics that speak to the disenfranchised, the underdogs, the LGBTQ community… and the romantics.
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But Abe is wary of Trump's protectionist "America First" tendencies and has — so far, at least — deftly avoided becoming a major tariff target.
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Then they deftly moved through bits of dialogue from Real Housewives of New York's Dorinda Medley and even Kristen Doute from Vanderpump Rules.
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It deftly held my laptop, battery pack, cables, and dongles as well as my snacks, toiletries, reading materials, and a change of clothes.
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What was a pleasant surprise, though, was the mention of Greenpoint's reasonable priced and deftly programmed Good Room, at the number 13 spot.
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He shot deftly with his left hand, crushed down thunderous dunks and flicked passes to teammates as if skipping rocks across a pond.
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Choose your technologies (and your developers) wisely, and you will be able to move deftly, hire (relatively) easily, iterate quickly, and pivot gracefully.
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In fact, Trump has deftly used the opportunity of her book's publication to do what she does best: Make Ivanka Trump look good.
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It used the Dreamcast's innovative analog triggers to create a racer where deftly balancing acceleration and braking was rewarded with subtle, satisfying slides.
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This is a critical and deftly written role, its every word filled with latent violence, that explains the roots of the bar's dysfunction.
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Overcoming resistance from the British and the French, and deftly cutting bureaucratic corners, he steered some 292 million tons of food to Germany.
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The tensions threaten to overshadow Obama's trip to Riyadh Wednesday, where he will need to deftly maneuver his way through multiple diplomatic meetings.
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No one doubts that if the two party's positions were reversed, each party would deftly assume the position that their opposition holds today.
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She deftly steered the conversation away from her own career and achievements, graciously but firmly keeping herself from being the center of attention.
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Part of the reason for this decline is undoubtedly American pressure, which has deftly managed to exploit the Islamic Republic's myriad economic vulnerabilities.
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Captain Shahbazi deftly manipulated the brakes to balance and slow the plane, then tipping its nose down for a miraculous controlled crash landing.
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With its wildly successful "Avengers" franchise, Marvel appears to have the market cornered on computer graphics and deftly written scripts that dazzle audience.
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The Game of Thrones-level complications within the Foster family tree shouldn't take away from the serious issues they're able to tackle deftly.
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The establishment deftly catering to both medieval fantasy fans and pensioners is The Cuan Inn, which sits in the picturesque village of Strangford.
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As cues and miscues (onstage and off) propel the story forward, Prose deftly passes the narrative perspective from one character to the next.
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When the dog hit bottom she slid her hindquarters under her belly, deftly, a waiter helping a fat man onto a seat cushion.
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United's first goal was evidence of it: a free kick that he scooped, deftly and impudently, to Martial, whose finish squirmed under Ederson.
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The movie's several dance numbers go too far in giddy abandon, but the naked wrestling match between Gerald and Rupert is deftly choreographed.
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When the Packers got the football back, they faced a Patriots defense that was mixing its coverages and deftly disguising pass rushing schemes.
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It's a line that captures the myriad tones and themes of her work, which Diaz, who is queer, Mojave, and Latinx, deftly balances.
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The production's most magnetic presence, she deftly moves between vulnerability and confidence, giving a performance that meets the stories' physical and emotional demands.
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The downtown show will demonstrate more generally the fantastic images DeCarava could conjure up with a camera deftly maneuvered through a quotidian world.
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In 1984, Mr. Lubbers deftly sidestepped a confrontation with the United States over the installation of nuclear-armed cruise missiles in the Netherlands.
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Mr. Balvin deftly croons over all of it, favoring an understated vocal approach aligned with AutoTuned American hip-hop — another source of inspiration.
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Crane Murdoch deftly toggles the two arcs to this fascinating story: Lissa and the true-crime investigation she almost single-handedly brought about.
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Doppelganger has long been one of New York's best improv troupes, with the rare ability to weave social issues deftly into absurdist scenes.
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" The difference between the two men in Malabar's orbit is dramatic: "Ben's hands chopped wood, built fences, deftly killed animals of every sort.
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Deftly mixing the run and the pass and some trick plays, New England built a 26-299 lead midway through the second quarter.
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Bernie Sanders chided him for it, but didn't draw blood, allowing Biden to deftly shift attention to his partnership with President Barack Obama.
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She deftly turns this weakness into a strength by recounting how she pushes through it because she cares deeply about the service part.
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Tarek and Mahmoud, used to navigating the complexities of Mr. Sisi's Egypt, deftly steered us outside so that we could continue talking elsewhere.
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They also deftly employ social media videos in their recruitment efforts, splicing clips of their training with footage of members fighting in public.
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But by focusing on strictly domestic problems while pledging eternal brotherhood with Moscow, Mr. Pashinyan deftly avoided a military intervention by the Kremlin.
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The book seemed like a happy haunting, so deftly did Moser divine Lispector's secrets and unlock the workings of her alluring, enigmatic sentences.
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It's strictly comfort food, 99 percent predictable, though the 1 percent that isn't — you'll know it when you see it — is deftly executed.
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And his jokes are structured deftly, building on one another in service of arguments that are meant to unsettle as well as amuse.
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The book deftly reflects this sense of depletion and stasis; it is forthright about its own clichés, leaning hard into their sordid edges.
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They can also be observed deftly picking off beetles or grasshoppers from the grass when they are in abundance in sunny summer fields.
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At the same time, Putin deftly flattered Trump, who was uncommonly positive in his statements about Putin's strength and effectiveness as a leader.
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Porter deftly skips back and forth through the decades, sometimes summarizing a life in a few paragraphs, sometimes spending pages on one conversation.
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But Drake undeniably brought hip-hop to the masses, deftly flitting between pop and rap with palatable hits and a self-assured swagger.
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But other aspects of their lives are shockingly unfamiliar, and Demick deftly shows their development from total trust to disillusionment with their government.
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I walk into the kitchen and see my better half deftly whipping up dinner, music playing and an open bottle of wine waiting.
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Still, Barry Jenkins' lyrical adaptation of James Baldwin's novel deftly mixed a sobering look at racial injustice with a touching, heartbreaking love story.
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Wrong, used to be called global warming and when that name didn't work, they deftly changed it to climate change-because it's freezing!
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Burnham deftly, almost miraculously evokes the awkwardness, the anxiety, the fears, and the small joys that are littered along the road to adulthood.
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Blair appeared in former Sundance favorites Blue Ruin and Green Room, both films that marry deftly sketched characters with startling brutality at times.
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In doing so, #AbolishTheEntrada deftly extends WJT Mitchell's argument about monuments to the Entrada: these are not representations of history, but of power.
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In fact, UnReal's only consistent thread of nuance is in how deftly Rachel manipulates her surroundings — and that's because subtlety is her job.
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For example, it deftly shows how blue is both introspective (they use the wording "interior life") and the hue portraying man's desire for transcendence.
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John Massari's music deftly toes that line between between humor and horror, offering the perfect accompaniment to the movie's campy, neon-vomit creepshow aesthetic.
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In one episode, "Ari" deftly whips up 20 bologna sandwiches, orienting himself by feeling the bread, lettuce and cold cuts between his furry fingers.
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The video post showed Pataky picking up the snake, native to the area, with a mop and deftly moving the animal into a box.
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Over the years, she's had to deftly shut down commenters who accused her of photoshopping her pictures and critiqued her Modern Family premiere dress.
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Its diplomatic efforts have deftly changed the conversation from one centering on Assad's removal to the conditions under which he will stay in power.
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The character deftly navigates raised obstacles, appropriately speeds up and slows down based on the input and reacts accordingly to the walls and bridges.
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Each is deftly evoked by Ian Rickson, the director, via a screen which flashes up familiar scenes of police cordons and candle-lit vigils.
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Like those digital instigators, LaRouche promoted an alternate political reality to his followers that deftly incorporated the latest news within a broader conspiratorial framework.
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Rigid in party loyalty, yet limber in mind, Republicans and Democrats can deftly vault past disconfirming information to land in vastly different economic realities.
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The same can't be said today; Obama and his fellow speakers had to walk precisely that line Wednesday night, and they did it deftly.
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And some in the MAGAland media — who're usually able to deftly spin the chaos inside the Trump White House — seem unmoored by the news.
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He nails the jokes he needs to nail, and deftly sketches Amherst, Ohio as an exemplar of both Small Town America and exurban desolation.
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Bandimic, whose percussive and consonant-heavy Wolof allows for a greater variety of rhythmic emphasis than English could, deals deftly with Lehman's jagged beats.
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He deftly dodged the question and turned it on our common enemy: "We have an epidemic of people sitting on the couch," he said.
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He deftly mixes plain speaking with the story-telling techniques that he recommended to peers at the conference hosted by the European Central Bank.
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That may be due to the strong company culture that has been deftly critiqued in the press and even by shows like Silicon Valley.
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But once you surrender to its thrall, there are few shows like it that so deftly dissect the hollow vapidity of the mega-rich.
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He's behind some of the industry's most arresting imagery of his era, with which he deftly tackled topics such as racism and plastic surgery.
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And Harris—whose deftly executed attack on Biden's civil-rights record dominated the soundbite wars—left the former vice president rocked, but still standing.
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Louis and Santiago deftly moved the thousands of bottles through the storage area and into the part of Penn Station I'm more familiar with.
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Mr. Kaine handled the situation deftly, taking his opponent out for coffee at a local diner to persuade him to support his candidacy instead.
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Rielly was set up on the play by Kadri, who deftly waited for the trailing Rielly to find his way into the offensive zone.
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Bouncing twitchily between Jersey's vibrant sounds, jittery EDM inversions, and trap anthems, it's a deftly mixed exploration of her talents as a club destroyer.
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When the going gets tough, however, the Batmobile transforms into a tank mode that lets you maneuver more deftly through the city's winding corridors.
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It deftly questions what it means to be displaced in one's own country and surveys the extant possibility for wonder, for storytelling, for transformation.
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The ball settled deftly and precisely into the arms of the streaking wide receiver Antonio Brown for a 47-yard touchdown along the sideline.
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As fans shouted to try to get Woods's attention, LaCava deftly slipped out of the picture, unobtrusively making his way to the 10th tee.
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Egypt is home to a population of skilled grilling experts who deftly fan beds of charcoal under sizzling spits of chicken and ground beef.
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He walks with a jaunty bounce and jumped up and down in one bunker when his deftly executed shot nearly fell into the hole.
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Therefore, we can synthesize a vast amount of information – from literally everywhere – and deftly communicate the most important local and global trends and themes.
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Belanger, who is fine-boned with bright blue eyes and a quality of ethereal, radiant lightness, maneuvers deftly around the space, gingerly moving objects.
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Fittingly, the winner of CIFF's crowning Harrell Award is the film that most deftly syncretizes a great portion of these themes, Kirsten Johnson's Cameraperson.
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While Macron was deftly circumventing him on Iran, Trump was also outplayed by his erstwhile buddy Boris Johnson on the issue of climate change.
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By emitting high-frequency calls and listening for returning echoes, bats can deftly navigate complex surroundings and precisely target moving prey in the dark.
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Then, in comes three young dancers — Dahlia Bartosik-Murray, Hunter Liss and Winter Willis — who deftly navigate the tempest and ultimately lead the way.
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Controlling what looked like a Dr. Seuss contraption, delivering gases and medications by crank and lever, he deftly lulled her into a reversible coma.
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Brodeur captures the emotional gradations in a tense room as deftly as she establishes the sea salt air and elaborate dinners of her childhood.
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"The Good Wife" was able to deftly construct inter-firm feuds as a way to develop characters and push the plot in interesting directions.
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It's a well-made, deftly acted period drama, but one built on an irksome plotting philosophy: Why be direct when you can be cryptic?
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But Fleabag deftly evades the accusations of whining and wallowing that Hannah received because, instead of complaining during moments of turmoil, she simply dissociates.
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No matter how deftly they dodge criticism or responsibility in Menlo Park, the fact remains — this is a data breach, and Facebook is complicit.
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Another one is the man who's leading Uber, Travis Kalanick, as Lesser Mike deftly chronicled in his profile of the C.E.O. earlier this week.
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Mr. Steyer is deftly exploiting it, building up his own name ID and a massive database of millions of names for his future endeavors.
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Manning's pass was deftly threaded at the edge of the left sideline and between two New England defenders and into the arms of Manningham.
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His fearless dancing even involved a shoe mishap — he slipped out of his heel, but deftly fixed the problem mid-step and continued on.
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The magic happens when the artists themselves speak, and they deftly — and movingly — cover a range of issues, from the technical to the emotional.
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Voting restrictors justified their new laws by claiming corruption in the voting process, deftly redeploying the old racist idea of the corrupt black politician.
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The reception space features powerful video works and often-provocative sculptures, with desk staff employees acting as de facto docents, deftly answering interpretive questions.
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Oleksiak deftly shuffled from his forehead to backhand before tucking the puck past Rinne for his first goal of the season at 12:18.
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Through biting, gorgeous prose, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie deftly illustrates the complexity of America's relationship with race, and how it informs every moment and interaction.
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He toggles deftly between the distant and recent pasts, imbuing the story with a kind of meandering informality while managing to keep it coherent.
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In NDSU's passing game, Wentz deftly identified man coverage match-ups to target and then threw with anticipation to slow but sure-handed receivers.
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The student was deftly sidestepping her government's act of violence against its own people, while internalizing Beijing's view that social stability trumps everything else.
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With Patterson deftly at the wheel, Fluxus absorbed and spat out the modern repertory in a form better suited to our shrinking attention spans.
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With its super-sharp, thin blades, it deftly navigated knobby knees and bony ankles, while the water-activated moisture ribbon protected my skin from nicks.
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He slammed Clinton on her speaking fees, where she can't use Obama as a shield, and deftly made a calculated break with Obama on deportations.
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Fallon asked her to confirm the identity of the Beyoncé biter (fans generally agree it was actress Sanaa Lathan), but Haddish deftly played it off.
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But Alessandro Piccinini made the biggest impression, both in a toccata for two lutes and in a stirring solo passacaglia played deftly by Mr. McFarlane.
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This clever conceit allows Khorramian — who clearly loves making all kinds of things — ample room to maneuver, and she deftly ranges across mediums and materials.
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But it suffers from comparison with "Loving", which is more deftly scripted, its characters more fleshed out and its critique of segregation laws more piercing.
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Writing for The Atlantic in 2015, amid buzz about the internet of things, Robinson Meyer deftly characterized Cooper Hewitt's collection as things of the internet.
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He harked back to a "tough" 2015, when he lost his father, Mario, pivoting deftly to a call for 12 weeks of paid family leave.
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The system operators have taken lessons from Europe, which handled a three-hour eclipse deftly in March 2015, with 90GW of solar to deal with.
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Then he deftly punctures the membrane of the soft little egg to wire it to a small capacitor, an electrical component similar to a battery.
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Iñérritu deftly handles everything from complex battle scenes to moments of intense intimacy to, oh yes, the bear attack, shooting scenes primarily in natural light.
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It's perfect timing for Ghodsee's new book, Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism, a provocative and deftly argued text that comes with lofty ambitions.
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Howard is biracial, and the film deftly touches on the complicated racial dynamics of the mother-daughter relationship without ever pushing it into the spotlight.
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With less than a minute left in overtime, Eberle deftly tipped a point shot from Oscar Klefbom, but Elliott got his pad on the puck.
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Marianna McClellan deftly portrays Louise, a sweet young woman who later learns about the conniving ways of the world and how to deal with them.
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The people at the heart of these movies are complex, deftly drawn characters working within a system that&aposs rigged against them at every turn.
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Even when Rob Halford's deftly poetic lyrics like "You 'bin fooling' with some hot guy" come barreling out of Arcanabyss' mouth, it feels on brand.
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He shot me full of anesthesia, deftly removed the entire implant, cleaned and packed the wound, and immediately sent me to an infectious disease doctor.
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During last year's men's final, she deftly managed a rowdy pro-Roger Federer crowd that had turned on his opponent, Novak Djokovic, the eventual champion.
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The 500th anniversary of Luther's 95 theses is being celebrated at institutions across the country, showing how deftly he used the media of his day.
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Douthat sets out the liberal and conservative "master narratives" about the Second Vatican Council and then offers a third narrative that deftly blends the two.
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All of this photographer's strengths are on view in this deftly chosen and admirably displayed exhibition that covers most of her 40-plus-year career.
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" In the midst of so much complication, certain poems may seem to end too easily, but others are riddled, deftly complex: "There was a bottle.
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He has been in campaign mode for months, deftly uses social media to amplify messages, and is espousing a politics of unity, hope and inclusiveness.
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The outdoor restaurant offers a perfect view of one of Dakar's toughest breaks where wave-riders deftly navigate black jagged rocks poking from the water.
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At first, Vikings fans were undoubtedly energized to see Cousins deftly move the team down the field yet again in the waning seconds of overtime.
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Rapper Utkarsh Ambudkar came on shortly after the surprise "Lose Yourself" performance to give his own rap, deftly freestyling a recap of the night's events.
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The production is deftly directed by Eleanor Reissa, who is terrific in the role of Yankl's wife, Sarah, herself a former worker in Yankl's brothel.
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Mr. Ax deftly navigated the concerto's mercurial quick-cuts in his scintillating and colorful performance, qualities matched by Mr. Gilbert and the impressive Philharmonic players.
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During baseball games, women walk through the stands with heavy kegs strapped to their backs, deftly serving cold draft beers and other spirits to spectators.
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It's even deftly faithful to the original shows' looks, going blue and steely when the action centers on Jones, white and misty for Iron Fist.
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Unwaveringly focused on Ayanna (a captivating Zora Howard), 17, during the summer before she leaves for college, the movie deftly alternates between two distinct tones.
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Yet during his lifetime, Swiss-born painter and printmaker Félix Vallotton deftly demonstrated that everyday, middle-class people were just as worthy of artistic representation.
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Deftly handling a story ripe with psychological and cultural meaning, Spotts paints Mann as a hero, waging a war for truth, liberty, and self-determination.
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But, for now, AI needs to get better at nailing fatalities before it can start deftly jacking rides in Grand Theft Auto V's Los Santos.
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Snyder's writing deftly incorporates elements of both formats, and Lemire's loose watercolors feel like a dream, while just below the surface a sinister nightmare looms.
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But with a flick of the page, Stelfreeze is able to deftly shift into solemn drama, conveying weighty moments and relationships with the same precision.
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The housing comments were just another case of Ocasio-Cortez deftly turning the personal into the political, a skill that many older politicians utterly lack.
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In this piece, we find De Forest deftly blending autobiography (although, perhaps, he is nonobjective) with a personal mythology rendered such that it feels universal.
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But her uniqueness lay in combining that realism with a new narrative style, one which moved deftly between the narrator's voice and the characters' innermost thoughts.
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New York City is constantly under construction and is organized in a grid, so runners need a shoe that can deftly handle multiple 2300-degree corners.
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At the forefront of this new kind of trans visibility is a family-aimed series which has been deftly handling LGBTQ storylines since its 2014 premiere.
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To survive, he will need to carefully distance himself from the damaging charges and deftly manage how his Senate colleagues -- and the public -- react to them.
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Meet 76-year-old Meenakshi, who's found her spot of Internet fame thanks to a viral video of her deftly fighting a man half her age.
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During the call, Assistant deftly works with the salon receptionist to find an appointment time, peppering its questions and remarks with realistically placed umms and ahhs.
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As has been the case throughout this reboot, Ms. Anderson deftly shows, in an emotionally complex episode, that she still has a handle on Scully's personality.
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While Erdrich's novels have stayed in North Dakota, and stayed with Indians, they've grown more deftly plotted, to the point that they're almost page-turners now.
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"Or, as Jorge Cham of PhD Comics so deftly put it, "Imagine your whole life you had been deaf until one day your hearing was restored.
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And though we, as an audience, know that she does, On The Basis Of Sex deftly puts forward the idea that it wasn't always a given.
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The school network has put down deep roots in the United States over the past nearly two decades with administrators deftly navigating the public funding process.
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From the florets that were ripening, it pulled out the little seed parachutes one by one, deftly nipping off the seeds and discarding the feathery down.
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But even if you add up all the faults of the Osmo Action, you've still got a solid action camera that deftly followed the GoPro blueprint.
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They raised money for their project through crowd funding and deftly used social media to promote their venture, posting catchy videos and even a theme song.
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Burnett often sets his films on a small scale but deftly explores universal themes, including the power to endure and the rewards and burdens of family.
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But he still always has the capacity for something brilliant, and he delivered again, deftly sticking his wedge within three feet to tap in for bogey.
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Deftly marked with pen and ink, the newest pieces from artist Tim Doyle draw common pop culture locations and fixtures set under the guise of night.
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Where a lesser author might imagine Thibaut as an embittered loner, who follows only his needs and his conscience, Miéville navigates his protagonist's complicated affiliations deftly.
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Towards the very end this conflict based on principles is transmuted into one based on deeper family history—but the change is done deftly, and convincingly.
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Korngold's caloric and deftly scored Violin Concerto gave the orchestra more chances to shine giddily, though the real point here is virtuosic display by the soloist.
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Gabriel deftly describes the actions of Edward Snowden, the former CIA employee turned NSA whistleblower, using a seamless combination of metaphor, simile, and statement of fact.
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It's the same demographic Anki targeted with its first product line: a series of smartphone-controlled toy cars that can deftly maneuver a circuit-embedded track.
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During the demo, the robot immediately reproduced all of the operator's movements, deftly opening and closing its fingers, manipulating plastic blocks and grasping a rubber ball.
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Hopefully, their armor, or lack thereof, does not stand in the way of the same feminism that Wonder Woman so deftly presented on the big screen.
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Benjamin Carter Hett deftly summarizes this dismal period in " The Death of Democracy: Hitler's Rise to Power and the Downfall of the Weimar Republic " (Henry Holt).
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Patsy's distaste for Javier, an all-around good guy deftly played by O. V. Daniels, results from pure bigotry — he was born Hispanic instead of Italian.
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She deftly veered our discussion away from the 2016 election after I asked her about the possibility that Hillary Clinton could become this country's female president.
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You never find yourself so far east that you are west, but always somewhere new—not unlike a crackerjack comedic routine or deftly-executed magical illusion.
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" She deftly tied Mr. Trump's propagation of a "racist birther lie," in her words, to what she called his "long record of engaging in racist behavior.
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Deftly and with a criminal élan he worked the shrimp fork into the buttonhole and over the top of the button till the thing popped open.
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All of this photographer's strengths are on view in this deftly chosen and admirably displayed exhibition in Washington covering most of her 40-plus-year career.
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After I signed what seemed like a lot of waivers on a tablet, the nurse found an appropriate vein and deftly yet gently hooked me up.
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In this way, he walked the tightrope deftly, a nifty feat that did not go unnoticed by sample Iowa voters who were interviewed after the debate.
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Carlos Melo, a political scientist with Insper, a leading Sao Paulo business school, said Bolsonaro has deftly capitalized on polarization that has deepened with Lula's downfall.
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Thanks to Mundy's book, which deftly conveys both the puzzle-solving complexities and the emotion and drama of this era, their stories will live on. Opinion
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Deftly probing the nature of honesty, accountability and freedom with a blend of magic, comedy and an ethical quest, it's a "Magic Flute" for our times.
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John McCarthy, an A.I. pioneer, would reach into his pocket and deftly extract a quarter as an example of the most challenging tasks for a robot.
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Mr Harding's affectionate family story is deftly sandwiched in the rise and fall of empire, two world wars, and two centuries of social and political change.
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The excellence of Œuvres Électroniques proves that Radigue is a deftly uncompromising musician, and sits high atop the historical scaffolding underlying electronic-based art and music.
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But it was Mr. Trump's highly public chastening of Mr. Donnelly that showed just how deftly the senator needs to move to navigate his conservative state.
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In this score, Talma, who died in 1996, deftly combines spiky 12-tone writing with stretches of radiant violin lines that float atop sonorous piano harmonies.
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" The book "deftly guides the reader through the rhetorical and philosophical moves of Baldwin's speech," Meaney writes, and "becomes revelatory in its interpretation of Buckley's performance.
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Even his famous nicknames — "Crooked Hillary" Clinton, "Sleepy Joe" Biden, Stormy "Horseface" Daniels — while occasionally puerile and sometimes cruel, deftly capture something essential in their subjects.
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The film-geek fun that Porumboiu so deftly indulges serves as an implicit rebuke to those who reflexively associate Romania with stripped-down, tough-minded realism.
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They were especially intrigued by how often he deftly sidestepped any responsibility for a coldblooded business that financially benefited a few at the expense of many.
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Wasson is excellent on the nuances of Hollywood, which is hardly unexpected: He has the access and has written deftly about the industry in previous books.
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Mr. Buttigieg deftly dodged by suggesting that the black voters who "know me best" — in his native South Bend — chose him twice to lead the city.
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The port is home to the city's most popular tourist attractions, among them the recently renovated Galata Museo del Mare, which deftly chronicles Genoa's maritime history.
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A chest-high pass to forward Dmitry Poloz was deftly guided into the path of Denis Glushakov, who chipped the ball over onrushing goalkeeper Stefan Marinovic.
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Ann VehslageSkillman, N.J. To the Editor: The annual column by Maureen Dowd's brother so deftly avoids the "big issues" — the sheer inhumanity of the Trump administration.
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In "Spring," a team of five jugglers deftly toss balls and rings while four dancers perform Whitley's urgent, flailing moves, together offering a unique, entertaining hybrid.
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The rounded handles on Sardel&aposs cookware make it comfortable and easy for me to cook deftly, especially when the food I&aposm cooking is heavy.
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"An English professor and literary critic deftly exposes the hidden origins of the MBTI and the seductive appeal and fatal flaws of personality types," Grant writes.
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Hallberg manages to satisfyingly wrap up most — though not all — of the characters' stories almost as deftly (and much more succinctly) as he brought them all together.
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Of special note is how deftly Maar experimented with editing, photomontage, and superimposition, mingling her work in commercial fashion photography with both dreamy and nightmarish Freudian references.
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Cruz deftly dodged the question, and took the opportunity to launch a tirade against the mainstream media, Hillary Clinton, and silly paperwork errors all in one go.
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Not only is it a classically adored comedy but it's deftly feminist and true to the material, including Cher's characterization as a well-intentioned but oblivious busybody.
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Determined to sniff out the contents of her surprise, the young girl deftly penned a letter to her mother under the guise of her forgetful father, Don.
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Some Democrats credit Lamb for deftly navigating what has been a potent attack against other Democrats: attacks tying him to Pelosi, who is unpopular in this district.
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They can make something as simple as a white top feel like resort wear, and they can deftly brighten up an LBD that takes itself too seriously.
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It's an understatement to say that the episode resonated, in the way it deftly confronted the anxieties of an audience still shell-shocked by Donald Trump's rise.
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National representatives in Brussels report that Mr Barnier and Mr Tusk, sometimes with Mrs Merkel standing behind them, have deftly bound in the governments throughout the process.
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You know, like a giant spinning top that you can ride in, which is also able to deftly slice through congestion without crashing into any other cars.
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In After Preparing the Altar, she closes gaps in her family's silenced history by deftly interpreting and honoring their experiences through a merging of sculpture and poetry.
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To his fans he is a new kind of leader—deftly embracing the popular mood on "difficult" subjects but using the ensuing power to transform the country.
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Like the novel, Helen Edmundson's adaptation jumps between different perspectives and timelines, deftly conjuring the childhoods of two principal guides, Hortense (Leah Harvey) and Queenie (Aisling Loftus).
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While that tidbit was a nice add-on, nothing was more exciting than the constant stream of horror-tinged moments, deftly captured by James Wong's unwavering camera.
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Take the taut pace of a police procedural drama and infuse it with the deftly wrought relationships of a Celeste Ng novel, and you'll get Miracle Creek.
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This history is all deftly evoked in Visconti's film, which ends after the southerners return from lunch to their shift on the assembly lines of Alfa Romeo.
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However, Gypsy Sport's fall 2017 collection managed to tackle the difficult subject in an innovative way, and far more deftly than other designers have in the past.
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At the start of his administration in 2200, Peña Nieto deftly changed the country's narrative from it being a hotbed of drug violence to an economic miracle.
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Twenty-one-year-old Daham Hassaki deftly scrolls from one screen to another as he plots positions on a Google map and sends text messages to headquarters.
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Here's the French President sitting proudly in the central position of power, the military forces he commands pirouetting deftly before him and screaming overhead in the skies.
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Since 2007, the band has been fronted by lead singer Arnel Pineda, who deftly handles the vocal parts made famous by Steve Perry, who departed in 1998.
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Of these 11 artists, Madsen Minax's work stands out, deftly connecting his exploration of his own trans identity to more universal themes of religion , addiction, and grief.
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They both deftly prove how a current-day cultural phenomenon was born to some extent from legitimate tragedy, while also giving us some vaguely catty fan fiction.
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Snap is deftly using acquisitions like Placed and Flite to close the advertising gap between its tools and those offered by the duopoly of Google and Facebook.
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Likewise, the game's narration is deftly performed and is processed just enough to make its own contribution to the palpable, sensory wound that is Wire Wood Daughters.
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And each one, after conception, is deftly peeled bare until it reveals some distillate of the cosmic laws that govern our bodies and the spaces around them.
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Mr. Bailey and Mr. Barbato deftly reproduce his vision, showing how he edited the images, adding color and form, recalling both contemporary geometric art and classical sculpture.
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Curtis Granderson, one of the Mets' best hitters during the past month, does not have Cespedes's arm, but he has deftly handled Citi Field's quirky right field.
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But it deftly limited its downside risk in negotiations with a company that desperately needed cash, said John Sirico, an analyst at credit research firm Covenant Review.
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Despite his stateside ban and the ongoing game of cat and mouse at home, Giggs continues to plow forward with music that deftly operates in two worlds.
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Shaina Kasztelan's assemblages deftly combine a metric ton of cheap commodities for girls, like stickers and plastic jewelry, to tell startling, funny, and personal stories about adolescence.
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He sends two more stewards crashing into each other, before charging through a converging mass of security guards and deftly eluding the grasp of an overweight policeman.
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Then Minnesota's front seven sacked Browns quarterback DeShone Kizer three times in the next three Cleveland possessions, and Keenum deftly led the Vikings to a runaway victory.
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Deftly bobbing and weaving while answering questions, Mr. Pompeo insisted that the senators shouldn't de-link Mr. Trump's statements and actions from administration policy statements and actions.
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Here and there she is a touch too literal, but for the most part, she deftly tracks the quicksilver and sometimes knotty texture of the author's prose.
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That slippage is also a reminder of how deftly Kippenberger played Kippenberger Art critic Diedrich Diederichsen has described the artist as a "Selbstdarsteller," literally, a self-performer.
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Watch a chef deftly toss a portion of potatoes or spaghetti with sauce, and chances are the pan the professional uses is a simple carbon-steel skillet.
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For all the Fab Foursome's admirable achievements, they never managed to wield an album so deftly united in subject matter, theme, production, and song-to-song quality.
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In the final movement, Ms. Malkki deftly balanced the music's tumultuous frenzy with symphonic majesty, driving headlong to the brassy climax without a trace of cinematic excess.
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A gorgeous ball over the top from Banega finds him at the top of the area and he brings it down deftly and buries it far post.
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Look out for an astronomical level of sartorial expertise that's likely to include monochrome, deftly matched prints and makeup applied with a seemingly impossible degree of precision.
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Yet side by side with Trump at a joint press conference, Macron deftly disputed Trump's account of events, saying he did it for France, not the G7.
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In Panama City, Johan Venegas runs on to a through ball and deftly chips it over the sliding goalkeeper to give Costa Rica a 1-0 lead.
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While this production's other five cast members deftly assume a flamboyant variety of parts, Mr. Eden remains a compellingly still center amid social flux and emotional frenzy.
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Throughout the novel, McCann deftly connects these micro-narratives to Smadar and Abir's stories, and to their fathers'; they are the complex stuff of life in Israel.
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Themes of bodily autonomy (or lack thereof), chaos and order, fear and resilience, and outsiderness around gender and race are deftly conveyed in punchy yet operatic lines.
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At intermission, I remarked to a friend I couldn't believe how deftly the whole team, led by director Scott Ellis, were handling all the potential problematic pratfalls.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of Poland's governing Law and Justice Party, has been a potent political force for decades but has deftly positioned his party as populist outsiders.
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Crawling deftly along the rocks or sand of the sea floor, sea stars find their prey – generally shellfish, like mussels or other bivalves — by following their scent.
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Odds And Ends: Jurati, who deftly hid her murderous ways in last week's episode, begins a romance with Rios as he kicks around a soccer ball shirtless.
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The Devils went up 2-0 when Gusev pickpocketed Sharks defender Jacob Middleton in front of the net and deftly slid the puck through Jones' open pads.
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Tom Brady on Hulu, deftly making use of a corporate payday to torture fans about whether he'll play quarterback next season for the New England Patriots. 234,978,098.
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Qiu deftly exposes the interplay between hate and desire, illustrating how the compulsion to prey on queer and gender nonconforming people is often born of repressed desire.
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Yet, Abbott deftly plays it safe, saying little, investing his political capital in nothing, making his leadership of the nation's second most populous state an absolute cipher.
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Fitch handles this progress deftly, pulling "White Oleander" back from the brink of predictability; her startlingly apt language relates a story that is both intelligent and gripping.
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In his answer, Buttigieg took the assumptions the evangelical right often makes about gay people — that we're conniving, amoral perverts — and deftly redirected them toward Pence himself.
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It must be said that the Tooting Arts Club's deftly, uh, executed stunt of a show, which originated in London, delivers on its ingenious, if limited, objective.
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As one of the longest-tenured members of the President's inner circle, Miller has deftly moved between warring factions in a West Wing famous for back-biting.
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Lady Sarah has effectively ruled the realm for years, deftly manipulating its main players — including Anne — and living a comfortable life at the top of the heap.
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The North Korean diplomats and officials likely to attend the meeting are some of the country's most experienced negotiators, who have deftly wrangled with several American administrations.
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And it's fair to ask that question in terms of whether she acted improperly, exercised poor judgment, or showed that she can't deftly handle a political scandal.
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While the lobster meat is tender and deftly accompanied by homemade spicy ketchup and garlic aioli, conversation soon turns to the gargantuan size of the crustaceans' claws.
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Square, a Harvard professor and first-time curator, deftly navigates the history of racism that exists across the school and investigates how that history still resonates today.
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In "China's New Red Guards" he deftly traces this contradiction as the common strand connecting much of the news to have come out of China in recent decades.
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Inside Google, these artificial intelligence systems deftly identify images inside apps like Google Photos; recognize commands spoken into Android Phones; and significantly improve the Google Internet search engine.
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So far Putin is deftly dancing around otherwise offensive comments, such as during Trump's interview with Fox's Bill O'Reilly, accepting the anchor's claim that Putin is a killer.
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All the more so at IUEKE's Saturday performance, featuring Phuong Dan, Tolouse Low Trax and Vladimir Ivkovic, and led deftly by Gwen Jamois with his tonton flingueur looks.
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Available for iPhone / iPad and Android One part novel, one part RPG, inkle's Sorcery series is a deftly smart adaptation of Steve Jackon's gamebooks of the same name.
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The counterman deftly flipped a sizzling skein of thinly sliced steak onto a roll and then applied a lacquer of Cheez Whiz to create a classic Philly cheesesteak.
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The ad is a reminder that Mrs Comstock—first as a state legislator and now as a member of Congress—can deftly split the difference on difficult issues.
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McCain moves deftly from answering a question on the state's solar energy infrastructure to slamming the President's signature health care law, calling it an "unmitigated disaster" in Arizona.
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Eriksson Ek deftly made his way down the right wing before cutting into the circle and scoring on a high shot to the far side of the net.
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In either case, he said his piece, he was deftly smacked down by Lightning forward J.T. Brown, and that seemed like it would be the end of it.
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Along the way, the film deftly explores the heavy personal sacrifices that all the astronauts made during America's pioneering treks into space in the 1960s and early 1970s.
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The 30-second spot, titled "George Scott Common Sense," features the candidate outside in what appears to be someone's backyard in the country deftly handling an assault weapon.
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Danner draws evidence from the rich histories of the era, deftly repurposing the words of former administration officials, many of them still loyal to the president they served.
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" She also deftly flipped the script when Robach asked her about losing weight for The Force Awakens: "I did lose weight, and I think it's a stupid conversation.
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Whilst album number two, Next Thing, has seen the band continue to grow in following, Kline's writing remains deftly relatable, unnervingly honest and practically impossible not to like.
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The designer deftly used futuristic techniques including injection molding, laser cutting, and 3D printing to create the romantic-futuristic collection; this is clothing that looks like wearable architecture.
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The multi-layered display of string-pulling here — production on Ben, Ben on the puppet, Lauren H. deftly adjusting her standards about her own destiny — is just staggering.
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Recognizing this and developing a critical realism regarding this situation that can switch deftly and quickly between the two positions is the basis for crafting a path forward.
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The orchestrations, by Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose, are simultaneously rich and spare, deftly echoing the sounds of traditional folk music while also having an indie-pop flair.
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The baritone Justin Ryan offered a strong portrayal of Hopper, deftly conveying difficult scenes like a graphic recollection of how the "textures" of a pornographic film became art.
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Though it deftly uses 21st-century technology, Mr. Landsman's production is also steeped in the harsh sentimentality associated with literature from the early days of this country's industrialization.
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The novel makes too much use of shopworn archetypes—a seductive housekeeper, a self-sacrificing prostitute—but Altan deftly pushes the tropes of detective fiction into existentialist territory.
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They could tell you how the skinny doctor reached out a yellow hand and lightly fingered Ah Yang's penis, then carefully and deftly inserted the wire into it.
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In Trump's seven-month run, Mattis time and again has deftly shifted the tone and message of the president's seemingly never-ending stream of off-the-cuff comments.
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Captain Max worked deftly after we had returned, filleting the halibut and slicing out the highly prized cheeks, while the crew packed our individual catches into garbage bags.
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Buy it here >>National Book Award-winner Jacqueline Woodson deftly touches on race, class, religion, and sexuality in a spare but poignant multigenerational portrait of a Brooklyn family.
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According to David Perkins of Harvard University, the brighter people are, the more deftly they can conjure up post-hoc justifications for arguments that back their own side.
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Clinton deftly parried her rival's arguments, deriding many of them and agreeing with a few, and at times interrupting Mr. Sanders in hopes of provoking a testy explosion.
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Garry Shandling, a comedian who deftly walked a tightrope between comic fiction and show-business reality on two critically praised cable shows, died on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Instead the operator runs boiling water from a tap through a strainer filled with tea leaves and into a series of glasses deftly carried in his off hand.
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That time, however, his client wasn't a multinational; his client was the C.I.A. Though it deftly navigates the subject, the focus of "Black Water" isn't really American hegemony.
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The stability control feathers in as deftly as a Jedi mind trick, going full Darth Vader only when the driver does something stupid, which I'll admit to. Once.
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After three fruitless trips to the A.L.C.S. — in 1985, 1989 and 1991 — they had broken through with titles in 1992 and 1993, deftly interchanging superstars between those seasons.
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In response to these incidents, the website Super Deluxe made a video deftly skewering the Clinton campaign's less-than-successful attempts to use memes for political gain. Mrs.
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"Swimming in the sea puts you in a different zone," Walton says as she deftly removes her denim shorts and Nike top to reveal a purple cutout swimsuit.
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Holder threw to third baseman Miguel Andujar, whose leisurely, off-kilter throw home gave Bradley just enough time to deftly slide around the tag of catcher Austin Romine.
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Ms. Yu recalled one program where he "deftly moved" from excerpts from "The Marriage of Figaro" and "The Magic Flute" to "The Hippopotamus Song" by Flanders and Swann.
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It plummeted toward the on-deck circle, where Orioles shortstop Manny Machado deftly caught the flying lumber with one hand and brandished it proudly as the crowd cheered.
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J&J's appeal will doubtless center on Oklahoma's public nuisance law, wielded deftly by Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter and outside counsel from Whitten Burrage and Nix Patterson.
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Deftly negotiating the wobbly line between steaminess and cool, she wore a scarlet ballerina-length Calvin Klein dress of silk gazar, demure except for its coyly slit neckline.
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This plot-driven element, which culminates in a raid conducted while the American doctor Lisette Moreno performs field surgery under duress on a wounded fugitive, is deftly constructed.
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Her breakout collection, "The Empathy Exams," deftly explored the balance between the inward and outward gaze and the intersection of the body's frailty with the mind's analytical prowess.
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In the clip, a deftly orchestrated confrontation from 2012, Mr. Letterman asked Mr. Trump, who had railed against exporting jobs to China, where his company makes its clothing.
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The memoir offers an almost contemporary take on Delhi, but deftly weaves in events from the city's momentous history even as it details the eccentricities of daily life.
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All of it is handled deftly by the writers in a way that gives the subjects the weight they deserve but without deviating from a thoroughly entertaining script.
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"Voulkos: The Breakthrough Years," a taut, electric exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design, shows us just how quickly and deftly Voulkos (1924-2002) reinvented ceramic art.
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He rattled the Cowboys' defense all game, catching them moving too slowly on substitutions, taking advantage of penalties, and deftly avoiding the rush to set up passing plays.
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Like all family-focused holidays, it is a time of both celebration and anxiety — deftly parodied by a new and popular song about the ritual of relatives' interrogations.
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Cash has deftly handled the challenge of a character who, when she's not partying or copulating, spends a lot of time hiding under blankets and staring out windows.
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The most striking effect of the album's stylistic sweep is its presentation of her voice across contexts — her loud, blunt, clotted, physical voice deftly swallows up any style.
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With 21,22 years of practice at Dota 43 under its belt, the system looked unstoppable — deftly navigating strategic decisions and racing to press its advantages with uncannily good judgment.
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He shows the technique on my phone and pocket, one hand deftly pushing the phone up out of the pocket, while the other grabs it from the pocket's top.
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The actress debuted Warrant Officer Ellen Ripley in director Ridley Scott's moody 1979 sci-fi/horror masterwork Alien, deftly eluding a monstrous, murderous and nearly indestructible extraterrestrial life form.
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The subject of the Indian Ocean slave trade is handled deftly and innovatively, combining video and text, detailed historical imagery, maps of slave routes, personal testimony and interactive montages.
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How he handles the Brexit opportunity – ham-handedly like Orlando or deftly like his recent policy speech – is the early indicator of whether he has the discipline to win.
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He played with an appealing tone in Prokofiev's Opus 119 sonata, also written for Rostropovich, with Mr. Kigawa deftly illuminating both the work's lyrical lines and turbulent pianistic flourishes.
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The Game of Thrones finale was an exhibition of the power of Tyrion Lannister (and the acting mastery of Peter Dinklage, who brought the character to life so deftly).
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Palmer's performance is honest and brave (particularly given that she's often just performing scenes alone), and Shortland deftly switches between locked-door thriller mode and more nuanced character work.
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Print publications like the 1980s magazine Jihad gave way to online forums, encrypted emails and webzines, which are now complemented by the social media channels that ISIS deftly manipulates.
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Ken Addington of Brooklyn's Five Leaves is a bona fide brunch master, and he can deftly whip up any number of incredible items to help you survive your hangover.
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Raul Reyes: Diversity a strength for Democrats The organizers of the Democratic National Convention put together a program that, over four nights, deftly portrayed the diversity of our country.
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Mr Suzman deftly weaves his experiences and observations with lessons on human evolution, the history of human migration and the fate of African communities since the arrival of Europeans.
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Yet the R21 was able to deftly dodge tree trunks and branches and even keep up with me as I transitioned from a brisk walk to a light jog.
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Kirsch's title is a play on the Quran's name for Christians and Jews, "people of the book," but as he deftly demonstrates, even Orthodox Judaism relies on multiple texts.
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When interviewed during the winners' ceremony, he credited Airwaks with improving his skills, including teaching him to move around Fortnite island more deftly and survive into the end game.
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He deftly and patiently handled so many situations where I would have absolutely lost my shit, and I always marveled at the fortitude it must've took to do that.
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Together, they agreed to elect leaders who deftly sidestepped the issues that divided the party, let committees operate somewhat independently, and generally took a light touch to party discipline.
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A short documentary filled with thoughtful commentary and carefully curated visuals, In This Climate deftly sets the stage for an in-depth discussion on the deterioration of environmental health.
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As it was for Sykes, Picot and Balfour, this is a time for bold ambition, not to draw new lines, but to deftly manage the erasure of old ones.
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Samsung has deftly blended strong elements from both the Surface Pro 4 and the iPad Pro for a solid hybrid machine that should please both business users and students.
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However, it's nice to check in and see what pop culture Seth MacFarlane and co are deftly incorporating into the show every once in a while, for nostalgia's sake.
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It was a moving character arc revealed over many seasons, woven deftly into the series mythology, turning one of the show's most outlandish characters into a complex, tragic figure.
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Finn's coming-of-age story and the exploration of the post-apocalyptic plotline are handled just as deftly as any other subject—with fun and a tinge of sorrow.
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Some former Justice Department and FBI officials praised the move as deftly avoiding a ugly showdown, while others lamented that Rosenstein had failed to stand up to the President.
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Make your shopping lists and start browsing options for flights now, before this Sunday rolls around, and you'll deftly avoid being a sitting duck to the moon's powerful beams.
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Like a Fellini film, the G-Rough deftly balances the refined and the rugged, creating a sophisticated hotel with both a sense of place and a sense of style.
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At the same time, Xi has been deftly covering his own back, laying the basis for a difficult year ahead for China that he appears quite confident he'll master.
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Donald Trump's Venezuela putsch, for example, reorders international relations, while deftly keeping Florida's electoral votes and setting the terms of the 2020 presidential election: America will never be socialist.
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The production deftly uses the self-consciousness of its characters to create a more pervasive, self-examining consciousness about the artistic process that sets the rhythms for their dialogue.
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It makes sense: these are all characters from the platformer world, and they always moved about the battlefield deftly, running around, hopping on enemies' heads and warping through pipes.
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But Berlin's Islamiq Grrrls has deftly nailed that balance in overcast, electronically-driven pop songs that cut straight to the heart of a feeling without giving too much away.
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In this way, she deftly sweeps together fellow artists like Selena Gomez and, to a degree, Beyoncé, ignoring the fact direct songwriting isn't the be all and end all.
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Jerry Lousteau's standard poodle, Satchmo, barked at the boat as it deftly navigated the right turn off Magazine Street onto St. Joseph Street a little after 2305:2305 a.m.
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In another room, two workers deftly wrapped and hand-tied reeds around wheels of pungent Livarot, the traditional method to help the soft, washed-rind cheese retain its shape.
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One year after losing Kevin Durant to Golden State, Thunder General Manager Sam Presti deftly acquired both George and Anthony without surrendering a single future first-round draft choice.
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Deftly plotted, with a real kicker of an ending, the film's greatest strength is its pair of ice-cold Soviet villains, Rosa Klebb and pre-Terminator robot-like Grant.
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Wenders's approach is perhaps too reverential, but he gets substantial interview time with Pope Francis and deftly underscores the modest, empathetic message he's trying to send around the world.
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Dril's tweets, brief and usually scattered with intentional typos and profanity, reveal something about the online human condition that no one else has been able to so deftly capture.
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In "Street Singers of Lucknow and Other Stories," the table of contents deftly traverses Bombay neighborhoods, grand Lucknow zamindari estates and serene tea gardens in what is now Bangladesh.
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Lucas Hedges, like Timothée Chalamet in "Beautiful Boy," the season's other alliteratively titled tale of a young man fighting a drug habit, deftly captures the nuances of this condition.
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And this is one of Puccini's most complex and moving scores, with boldly modernist harmonies and hints of Debussy and Richard Strauss deftly folded into the composer's own voice.
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Seemingly no topic is too obscure or out-of-reach for Mr. Proops, who unpacks trivia and historical tidbits as deftly as he delivers personal anecdotes and political diatribes.
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Peele has been victimized to some extent by his own success, and the way "Get Out" deftly tapped into the cultural moment while weaving in laughs amid the thrills.
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But this crisis is already beginning to reveal a more fundamental question: Is the administration truly prepared, manned and equipped to deftly handle the many foreign policy crises brewing.
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Betty Pat Gatliff, a forensic sculptor who helped law enforcement identify scores of people who went missing or had been murdered by deftly reconstructing their faces, died on Jan.
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For decades, the country's elite have deftly crafted a veneer of prosperity on the backs of the country's marginalized, analysts say, but the bubble now appears to be bursting.
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Call it the Harry Truman model, since he took a first-term rebuke by voters and turned it to his advantage, running for re-election by deftly attacking Congress.
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Deftly eluding two defenders close enough to touch him, Cruz dashed down the sideline — leaping over another tackler on his way — to complete a spectacular 99-yard touchdown reception.
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In James Gray's ''Ad Astra,'' Pitt used the same tools he wielded so deftly in Tarantino's film — laconic cool; understated emotion — to build an entirely different version of masculinity.
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Ennis grabbed a rebound, deftly maneuvered the puck around a sprawling Elliott and potted a marker at the six-minute mark, then Borowiecki floated in his fourth through traffic.
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But as one Reddit user deftly pointed out, Laurie's favorite play-thing (aka the big blue Dr. Manhattan dildo) was a subtle wink wink and probably the ultimate giveaway.
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"Urban Inventory," recorded deftly on a 2018 album, is one highlight of a portrait concert that Columbia University's Miller Theater is devoting to her music on Thursday, Feb. 21.
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It may be candy-colored, and manic in how deftly it bounces from scene to scene — or, rather, from shootout to musical sequence to water ballet — but it coheres.
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Season one was hugely lauded by both critics and Emmy voters, and its second season deftly evaded the sophomore slump label, winning roughly similar levels of praise and awards.
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Having worked as an artist, model, and activist herself, Crabapple is able to deftly merge the beauty of the human body with the political charge of these women's lives.
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As any drag racer will tell you, achieving withering acceleration isn't just about power, but finesse—applying throttle fast enough for a good launch but deftly enough give tires traction.
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So many of her mixed-media works in Strange Girls, now on view at Garvey/Simon, deftly play on their titles, offering a refreshing mix of humor and feminist critique.
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Poehler's directorial touch deftly balances out the drama, layering mega-Nancy Meyers lifestyle porn vibes with a script by Spivey and Liz Cackowski that drops one joke after the other.
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A reboot appearing after a 14-year-gap that must accommodate both old fans and newcomers is trickier still — though Star Wars: The Force Awakens deftly managed a similar feat.
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Ms Merridale neatly unites background and foreground, and deftly evokes the atmosphere of the time, with references to John Buchan's madcap wartime thriller, "Greenmantle", whose plot neatly matches Lenin's adventures.
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What really makes the show shine is how deftly it weaves in knowing asides and callbacks to the movies, occasionally dropping in clips, and garnishing scenes by using '80s songs.
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The season kicks off with "Nine Bucks," which deftly catches viewers up on the Big Three's present-day storylines (because obviously they have to fast-forward through the summer months).
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With a smaller group of characters, Kowal deftly plays through the friction that arises between crew members, and forces them to confront their own hangups as they speed toward Mars.
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There's some of that in Coco, to be sure — but it's hard to shake the feeling that Pixar is falling into the kind of rut it once so deftly avoided.
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Instead, they were bamboozled at the eight-minute mark, when Rodriguez deftly picked Geoff Cameron on the early corner, leaving Zapata unmarked to bang home a shot to Guzan's left.
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But there is another issue that complicates things -- the ceasefire in Syria on July 9 that Trump apparently so deftly negotiated with Russia and, by extension, President Bashar al-Assad.
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The fact that only four people had minor injuries out of 6,000 passengers and 1,500 crew members is a testament to how deftly the captain handled an unexpected weather system.
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Anderson's depiction mixes the heroic with the ironic, deftly showing how the very dirty work of oil exploration fit into well-worn myths about the conquering of the American frontier.
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GPS smartphone apps like Waze or Google Maps help drivers find the quickest routes to their destinations, while deftly dodging traffic jams and highlighting areas of interest along the way.
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Chefs with tattoos is a subject that could have easily descended into cliche shots of tatted up "hipster" chefs, but author Isaac Fitzgerald and illustrator Wendy MacNaughton deftly sidestep this.
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Covering pregnancy, birth, love, and death, the stories are compact yet often novelistic in scope, deftly alighting on the seemingly trivial moments that determine the direction of relationships and lives.
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Some historians write about combat well, others are stronger on politics and policy, but Roll, the author of a book about the presidential aide Harry Hopkins, handles both areas deftly.
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As Joe Biden fails to deftly dominate the field as predicted, leaving Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren with decent shots at winning, Wall Street guys must surely be freaked out.
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One diplomat said Kushner is deftly juggling competing interests, including the US allegiance to Israel, Trump's promises to his base on moving the US embassy and relationships with the Gulf.
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The album, which will be previewed in part during this weeklong run, deftly reimagines familiar songs by popular figures ranging from Prince to Johnny Cash to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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Dazzle them with technique, blind them with finesse, and on those nights when you can't get there, deftly fall back on your ability to make them feel what you don't.
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If you look at today's kids, they're on iPads at the age of 3, deftly playing colorful, touchscreen games rather than the clunky, monochrome ancestors that I grew up with.
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They have deftly played on such "fears," presenting themselves as paranoid, reactive victims nuking up for sheer survival, thus garnering sympathy from the gullible and willful denialists the world over.
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This poem deftly volleys between acceptance on the soccer field, where "brown is/an international color," and anger provoked by racial and sexual slurs encountered in the everyday adult world.
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Kennedy deftly avoided a possible nuclear war with the Soviets during the Cuban missile crisis, while George H. W. Bush assembled a massive international coalition to expel Saddam from Kuwait.
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"The movement tells you what the piece is going to be," said Mr. Harris, a Philadelphia native who has deftly brought hip-hop and street dance to the concert stage.
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"Speaker Ryan has taken on all the challenges of the modern speakership and deftly kept the conference united while advancing an historic conservative agenda," said Mr. Ryan's spokeswoman, AshLee Strong.
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But it's funny and poignant in ways we haven't seen before, and more deftly directed and impressively cast than you'd expect for an original series on a small streaming service.
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The attentive viewer is apt to end up scrutinizing every inch of the composition, as the differences both underscore and complement the divergent vocabularies that Jio has deftly joined together.
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We need a fresh round of policy innovation focused on creating a safety net that gives workers the peace of mind — and the money — to move deftly when circumstances change.
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Deftly knifing a window through the tender pith, he inserts a straw and hands the fruit across the counter at Dinga-Fling, his roadside stall outside this drowsy coastal town.
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Mr. Trump manages to deftly turn racial issues into left-right political fights that are race neutral, said Ernest Lyles, a black private equity partner who lives in New York.
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"Caliphate" debuted in April, with Ms. Callimachi, who has covered Al Qaeda and ISIS for The Times since 2014, serving as its guide, deftly aided by the producer Andy Mills.
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He was again the punching bag but handled the punches more deftly than he has in the past and even went on the offensive a bit with Sanders and Warren.
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Ever so deftly, ever so coolly, she flips over the surface and gives us a glimpse of the repellent or the beguiling or, more often, the repellent-beguiling thing underneath.
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But if you have watched a D.J. scratching furiously behind a rapper in the last few decades, you have almost certainly seen one, or, more likely, a deftly manipulated pair.
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But Barr's allies described a reverse dynamic— Barr was one of the adults in the administration, one of the few people who could deftly manage the mercurial president, they said.
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For this show, however, the Octopus Project will be showcasing songs from its new album, "Memory Mirror," which deftly veers from dazzling Afro-pop guitar hooks to bizarre, psychedelic workouts.
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It marked the end of the postwar era in which disciples of the British economist John Maynard Keynes had argued that governments could deftly manage economic conditions, including interest rates.
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Cook has deftly navigated a nuanced relationship with the president by engaging him in private meetings and dinners while maintaining his views on policies on which he disagrees with Trump.
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He ends up yielding in most of those battles, taking a particularly rough loss from the Arizona governor, who deftly paints him into a corner by accentuating Kirkman's authoritarian tendencies.
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The novel deftly conveys its unnerving strangeness through interludes and asides: "New York, New York, it's a hell of a bay" does have the ring of a culture adapting itself.
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It's amazing to note how much happened in European art in the early 1900s, from Surrealism to Cubism to Concrete art, and how Klee deftly interweaved all of these aesthetics.
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Danler deftly captures the unique power of hierarchy in the restaurant world, the role of drug and alcohol abuse, and the sense of borrowed grandeur that pervades the serving scene.
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Regardless of intent, the overriding impression relayed by the painted hands is one of faceting and fragmentation, a scrambling of expectations that Beach deftly exploits in her three-dimensional work.
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It's true that Ms. Hamoud deftly portrays the world of modern, urban Palestinian women — the world to which she belongs — and explores how they are affected by constrictive, suffocating traditions.
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A Florida-raised rapper and producer in his early 20s, given to mystical loops and deftly interlaced syllables, Chester Watson is a cult artist who seems bound for bigger things.
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She has mastered a Brooklyn accent and a host of classic, vaudeville-style line readings, deftly presenting Fanny's comic flourishes as an arsenal of pre-emptive weapons, deflecting pain and ridicule.
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French meme-makers have deftly accepted the baton and are vocal about "Making France Great Again," even offering tips on how best to fight the Great Meme War on French shores.
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He's big and overstated where he needs to be, but otherwise balances braggadocio with neediness deftly enough to make us care when he conquers both to lead the Sharks to victory.
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Minutes before boarding, my sister whisked the baby out of the seat and deftly folded the stroller in about five seconds flat, almost like a circus juggling act without the applause.
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There's no overt threat, just deftly scripted manipulation in which a woman's sense of obligation to keep the peace is used to leverage her into doing something she doesn't want to.
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In analyzing the culture of bodies, food, diets — deftly, as always — she reckons with the fact that none of the as-yet-established sects of body positivity make sense for her.
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Actress Angely Gaviria deftly inhabits the role of Carmen, and she's surrounded by a capable cast of supporting characters who, for the most part, aren't threatened by her practice of brujeria.
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In the end, Zumas's deftly woven story leaves us in awe of the power of quiet defiance — the exhausting, morally opaque work of choosing autonomy, even in a world completely unmade.
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The narrow fight over her citizenship spotlights a troubling legacy of ISIS, including how deftly the terrorist group was able to recruit people across the world using social media (including Americans).
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Christie deftly responded, pointing to an infamous moment in a past debate when Rubio accused Bush of attacking him only because someone had instructed the former Florida governor to do so.
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A deftly-timed dodge provided a brief opening to lay a trap in the path of a sprinting beast, the ensuing explosion buying us just enough time to catch our breath.
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Each obstacle they face is handled deftly and quickly, to the point where our rogues never feel like they could be in trouble or face any consequences for what they've done.
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She deftly notes myriad ways Harry and Ruby mirror — and rebel against — their parents' behavior, and the many ways their teenage passions remind their aging parents of their own youthful follies.
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Men in rubber pants and knee-high boots deftly hoisted the fish onto cutting tables with metal hooks, while restaurateurs and fishmongers roamed the stalls, making deals with fistfuls of cash.
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But Pace's pitch-perfect palate makes for deftly balanced versions of classics like jambalaya and red beans and rice, and he has an impressive ability to incorporate inventive twists into tradition.
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First, she pushed Bertens back behind the baseline with powerful strokes, and then deftly sliced numerous balls into the forecourt, many with her backhand, where Bertens was unable to retrieve them.
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Overall, 'The Politician' deftly satirizes our political climate — and uses its lack of authenticity to its advantage While "The Politician" isn't perfect, it's definitely Ryan Murphy's best new comedy to date.
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Meantime, he's going to make the most of it, having fallen hard for Lola Cola (the veteran Jeff McCarthy, deftly switching from his baritone to a falsetto in his big number).
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It's hard to tell who will strike first during this thoroughly chilling hunting party: Chad and his temper, Alex and his deftly wielded words, or another black bear hungry for blood.
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What is less clear, however, is the longer term impact on the C.C.P., which has ruled China since 1949, partly by deftly institutionalizing the peaceful transfer of power at the top.
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Laure Prouvost's film deftly mixes high-resolution footage with shaky smartphone video, and is so up-to-the-minute that, at one point, we see the crumbling steeple of Notre-Dame.
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Dressed in a tan jumpsuit and popping tabs of chewing gum into his mouth, Mr. Furuya deftly switched the gears of his machine as if he were playing a musical instrument.
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Like any good assistant, Keigo can slide deftly into many situations: to prepare for the job interview, to win the second date, to better understand a partner after a big fight.
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The Harvard historian, a State Department consultant, was rumored (correctly) to be involved in a secret scheme to communicate with Hanoi via "French channels," but he deftly deflected the reporter's grilling.
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Taking the high bounce deftly, he slams a shot into the turf to keep it on line and its deflects off a defender — but not toward the goal, and Belgium clears.
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In exploring the incredible lengths (and depths) that successive administrations have gone to in planning for the aftermath of a nuclear assault, Graff deftly weaves a tale of secrecy and paranoia.
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Throughout My Morningless Mornings, Goldberg is on a journey toward understanding her position in her own life, and she deftly unpacks these ideas and thoughts with every turn of the page.
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The play moves swiftly, if not always deftly, from Ora's worries for her son to the broader concerns of how to go on living in a place where peace keeps receding.
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In the process she deftly shoves the clamorous memories of Carol Channing (who created the role on Broadway) and Barbra Streisand (in the 1969 film) at least temporarily into the wings.
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The penultimate episode of the HBO series Watchmen aired Sunday night, and in the too-short hour, the show deftly tied together the events of the superhero drama before the finale.
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President Barack Obama's administration discovered that when it pulled all its troops out of Iraq at the end of 2011, which helped to create a vacuum that ISIS then deftly exploited.
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A deftly propulsive bassist, Allison tends to devote his creative energies to original music; he's the author of more than a dozen albums and a founder of the Jazz Composers Collective.
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Froome and Thomas were there for the British cheering section (one member deftly caught an empty water bottle tossed his way), and Bardet, at that point, was in on the action.
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Spiro deftly balances big-picture discussions of Progressive-era nativism with anecdotes that give you a picture of Grant's day-to-day life: part purveyor of monstrous ideas, part quirky outdoorsman.
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I'm impressed with how deftly this show talks about political and social issues without feeling stilted, which is something TV has struggled with since the heyday of Lear's shows in the '70s.
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My passport says "born in Iran," and every time I want to cross the border, I am made deftly aware of all the identities imposed on me by name and geographical circumstance.
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His conclusion is above, but German deftly goes through decades of medical research as well as his own reporting with real people to grapple with a topic that has no easy answers.
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Peele became known for deftly inhabiting characters in comedy skits, which led to him joining the cast of Fox's sketch comedy staple Mad TV in 2003 — alongside new performer Keegan Michael Key.
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Yanyi deftly captures the desperate search for one's identity, using tarot and dream interpretation, other people's words and art, and one's own desires — which can be so much scarier than one's needs.
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But for the most part, Heroes deftly balances the two, resulting in a streamlined strategy game that mostly resembles Fire Emblem, but in a way that feels at home on your phone.
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The three of us sat at her anchor desk and, along with the audience, watched a dizzying day-by-day montage of President Trump's first 50 days, deftly edited by Doug Maio.
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Mr. Crane deftly manages many incidental characters (I loved his South African psychiatrist treating Paul) and has a quiet stunner of a monologue as Dan when he unfurls his complicated personal history.
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The evening ended with alluring performances of five Chopin works, including elegantly voiced mazurkas and a powerfully wrought Ballade No. 2 and Scherzo No. 2, whose technical challenges Mr. Varjon deftly conquered.
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After hiding in the ceiling of the first floor, she deftly takes out four of the men, but is chased off by the remaining Saviors before she can secure the gun herself.
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Meanwhile, the sweat-sodden crowd are stood arse-to-elbow, deftly twisting their spines and ankles as they try to get even a glimpse of the stage through gaps in the walls.
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It can run up to 31 mph through dense underbrush, jump almost 7 feet into the air and is a skilled swimmer, so it can deftly fend off threats, the zoo says.
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"The original series so deftly captured both drama and comedy, and that made it very appealing to a broad audience," Cindy Holland, Netflix's Vice President of Original Content said in a statement.
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The long-awaited face-off between the Avengers and Thanos (Josh Brolin), the MCU's ultimate big bad, is massively entertaining, deftly incorporating dozens of characters across multiple storylines with a kinetic flair.
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In the clip from The Driver's Seat, Taylor deftly draws on a sharp wing, a cut crease, and blends it all to perfection with blue powder — all with a stubby little brush.
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If over the next few weeks, McConnell can use his skills to quietly and deftly thread the needle between his party's policy and political interests, he might be able to have both.
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With 3:34 remaining in the first period, Kane skated into the right circle before deftly backhanding a centering feed for Toews, who shoveled the puck past Allen to open the scoring.
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Kaling pulled from her own experiences as the only woman of color in The Office writer's room, and she deftly balances out Molly's sunny enthusiasm with the bleaker realities of ingrained misogyny.
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Asked whether he thinks the U.S. really ought to spend $1 trillion to modernize its nuclear arsenal, he deftly sidestepped the question and said that would be up to Congress to decide.
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On the surface, it's an absurd sci-fi premise, but Lawlor uses it to deftly explore gender, identity, and the way we form relationships with other people as well as with ourselves.
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Neymar had a quiet game but he got Brazil's third with 16 minutes to go when he seized on a long ball to outrun Sebastian Coates and deftly lob the stranded Silva.
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Goodman switches between the narratives deftly: The movie progresses chronologically through major flashpoints in the history of vanguard white extremism, while interspersing accounts from the Oklahoma City bombing's immediate aftermath and investigation.
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The jury thought the use of illustration in "I Miss My Grandpa" was particularly strong — a variety of visual styles are skillfully dispatched to deftly explore the idea of ancestry and absence.
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Jackson, who had no desire to threaten Georgia with federal forces or openly challenge the Supreme Court, solved the problem deftly by convincing the governor of Georgia to set the missionaries free.
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This envoy should be a seasoned national security professional and respected statesperson who is able to navigate this intensely political environment with White House and bipartisan support and deftly manage alliance relationships.
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He got out in front of caricaturists by mocking himself (and his opponents) while simultaneously understanding how to "star" in a televisual campaign and deftly time a one-liner during a debate.
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In a state where you cannot talk about history or politics without talking about race, our politicians persist in deftly moving around the issue, sometimes clumsily and other times with balletic precision.
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In the sixth round, Bradley came in headfirst, trying to fire a right hand, but Pacquiao deftly and quickly twisted to his left to meet his opponent's head with his right fist.
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But "More Than Meets the Ear," released last year, is the first big band effort under Mr. Eubanks's name, with brisk new arrangements deftly executed by peers like the saxophonist Antonio Hart.
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Depicted in swerving, finely brushed red lines in a Walt Disney-like style, the pink hot dogs have the deftly rendered legs, arms and facial features of a stereotypically attractive cartoon woman.
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The tale starts and ends in woodland, and, as it draws to a close, we see somebody step from a trail and slip, as deftly as a deer, into the welcoming trees.
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Deftly tracking opium's path along global trade routes, Inglis illuminates various cultures and industries that have sprung up around it, from the Chinese opium den to the contemporary pharmaceutical manufacture of opioids.
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The show's pared-back display is entirely aligned with Calero's own clean-cut new look, with hair that has been deftly shorn to shoulder-length by Dominguez in a matter of moments.
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He deftly introduces us to a college student who is still trying to figure out what he believes, what he wants to do, and what he'll have to compromise to get there.
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Korean artist Kyung Me turns to frustration and dramatics in her depiction of day-to-day life, deftly hinting at deeper themes behind her artwork of meme-ish, decidedly pissed-off faces.
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After the sublimely silly and still-supremely addictive song went viral, Tituss Burgess deftly capitalized on Andromedon's "ode to black penis" by launching his own brand of pinot noir earlier this year.
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James J. Fenton's rough-hewed set design deftly disguises one of the thick columns, which can be problematic, as a tree trimmed in Joseph Cornell-style boxes full of bric-a-brac.
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Whatever your chosen interpretation, Art Sqool manages deftly to present us with one of the problems of contemporary civil society: you're going to be eaten alive, and you need to recognize it.
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Far more satisfying is the deftly handled slice of literary history portrayed in "It Is Easy to Be Dead" at London's tiny (50 seats) but ever-tantalizing Finborough Theater through July 9.
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"Witchmark" is thoroughly charming and deftly paced; I appreciated how well the world-building meshed with the plot's development, like a map's surface being revealed in time with one's progress along it.
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There was a black man (Booker), a Latino man (Castro) and three women, one of whom, Amy Klobuchar, deftly drew attention to their presence with what was probably the night's best line.
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The idea is that the same techniques used to generate realistic deepfakes and deftly play Go might be able to decipher the complex rules of drug design and generate molecules from scratch.
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Descending the icy steps carefully, still she'd slipped, turned an ankle, would have fallen if a tall young man ascending the steps hadn't deftly gripped her elbow and held her upright. Hey!
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Spanning the years 1950 to 1969, "Abstract Climates" (which debuted at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum last summer) deftly interweaves creative and personal breakthroughs with a combination of artworks and ephemera.
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Washington (CNN)Former national security adviser John Bolton and his forthcoming book are threatening to draw Attorney General William Barr into the impeachment political fight that Barr has deftly avoided for months.
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Sanders, who had a strong night, deftly used humor to try to remind Iowans that he is more than just a left-wing ideologue screaming about the injustices of the capitalist system.
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Although her vision sometimes verges on the polemical, she succeeds in eliciting compassion for her characters, and she deftly incorporates insights about literature and art into a work that feels entirely contemporary.
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Now, instead of deftly dodging enemies on the ground, I was combo'ing together epic leaps from mid-air snowballs and trying to slide down slopes, ever-so-slightly increasing my overall speed.
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Spanning the years 1950 to 1969, "Abstract Climates" (which debuted at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum last summer) deftly interweaves creative and personal breakthroughs with a combination of artworks and ephemera.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE Updated to the eve of World War I and deftly toggling between wit and heartbreak, this Robert Carsen production was a revelation for me when it was new in 2017.
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Lyrically, Pure Comedy is among the year's knottiest albums, deftly weaving together alternately sincere and/or obscure and/or cynical speech acts intended to convey the queasiness of, say, scrolling through Twitter.
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Most recently, someone very skillfully photoshopped pictures of the president's bewilderingly long ties, deftly extending his sartorial faux-pas so that it dominates entire scenes, becoming the proverbial elephant in the room.
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