Using crochet, she is able to create gravity-defying forms reminiscent of, say, Eva Hesse's gravity-defying Rope Piece.
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It was how I'd felt seeing Barack and Michelle during the inauguration, the car slow-dragging down Pennsylvania Avenue, the crowd cheering, and then the two of them rising up out of the limo, rising up from fear, smiling, waving, defying despair, defying history, defying gravity.
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After racking up a quarter century in the majors and more than 21,22 innings on his pitching odometer, Ryan's body was defying time; his arm was defying physics.
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"It was Johnson who was defying the laws of Congress and, in turn, the Army was defying him," says Wineapple, the author of several books on American history and American culture.
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It may sound surprising, but senators actually listen to this stuff; local activists can make the cost of defying a senator's constituents greater than the cost of defying his or her party leadership.
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The Dhammakaya Temple is unusual in defying the military government.
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The gravity defying vegan milkshake consists of Chill by CHLOE.
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Defying doctors' orders, Angel checked himself out of the hospital.
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Donald Trump accused the migrants of "openly defying our border".
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Democrats have decried the bills as defying the voters' will.
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He had lived to see age 12, defying the odds.
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Some analysts argued the rally this week was defying fundamentals.
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There have been other examples of Republicans defying their leadership.
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On July 5th he went further, openly defying Pope Francis.
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Or he may prove unpredictable, perhaps even defying his benefactor.
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Still, the market keeps going higher and defying the naysayers.
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His victory comes despite defying conventional wisdom at every turn.
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But by defying trends, they're creating trends of their own.
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Defying the polls, however, the Conservatives won a parliamentary majority.
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Clinton's margins in the Philadelphia suburbs, defying expectations that Mrs.
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I find myself drawn to specific sounds, defying any genre.
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Sessions spoke as though California were brazenly defying federal law.
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It also has a more recent history of defying authoritarianism.
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He was arrested and tried for defying the executive order.
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The economy is doing very well, defying many expert expectations.
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In real life, the act of creation is defying death.
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Young people are also more open to defying social conventions.
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Wagner's text makes genre-defying movements between poetry, essay, and memoir.
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But gravity-defying style doesn't mean the latter has more substance.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese entrepreneur Jia Yueting is defying gravity.
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Still, I didn't see any women defying gravity in those films.
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A team of EULA-defying modders goes to work fixing things.
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It was just there, motionless, defying explanation and inviting fan theories.
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She's defying everything that people think about a female synth artist.
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For Sanders, choosing the latter means defying the odds once again.
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Even Morisot's semi-nudes, painted from models, radiate selfhood, defying objectification.
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Arpaio was convicted for defying the order of a federal judge.
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"Defying history is what this campaign has been about," Sanders said.
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It's that they organized politically, defying the Communist Party's supreme authority.
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Voters have a way sometimes of defying the polls and pundits.
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The paper's investors were another obstacle to defying the Nixon administration.
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So, I think they're really interested in defying the audience's expectations.
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China's home prices held up well in August, defying property curbs.
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Lupita Nyong'o's gravity-defying 'do for the gala was no different.
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Other GOP leaders, to the extent they disagree, fear defying them.
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She charged Louisiana with "openly defying" the Supreme Court's 2016 ruling.
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Challenged gender norms come into discussion in Defying Convention, room five.
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So why are opponents of abortion defying the political consensus now?
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The Treasury secretary is defying the law and Supreme Court precedent.
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A few of these races stand out for defying conventional wisdom.
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But the administration has a track record of defying congressional subpoenas.
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California has been defying the Trump administration since it took office.
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Daniel Bodin took silver after completely defying gravity in the event.
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After all, pop rides on familiarity with a (copyright-defying) twist.
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But, defying expectations, the Raiders have taken the league by storm.
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Defying branding, ultimately, will be the most successful strategy of all.
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"Ambitious, challenging and somewhat category-defying," Christine Kenneally said here. KADDISH.
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Romney is defying a party solidly aligned behind a vindictive president.
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Defying some expectations, the United States did not immediately retaliate Tuesday.
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Defying him is up to those very courageous people in Iran.
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The besieged human rights lawyers defying an increasingly authoritarian Chinese government.
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Defying all odds in her region, Medina Rosas is still alive.
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Defying categorization isn't a goal or a gimmick; it's a given.
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Nicolás Maduro has a knack for defying prophecies of his demise.
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I saw being able to eat cheese again as defying anorexia.
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"Defying history is what this campaign has been about," Sanders said on Tuesday, but at this point he's also defying his own values — and, just maybe, bolstering the prospects of the candidate who is the anti-Sanders.
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The gravity-defying sensation lasts for just seconds, but it's wildly addictive.
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Defying slowdown fears, US GDP accelerated to 3.2% in the first quarter.
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Watch the video above to tag along on Sam's gravity-defying routine.
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Defying all expectations, the deal now looks like it's next to dead.
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Before long the gravity-defying pound may be brought down to earth.
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In the Gravity-Defying Curls section, we have some enviably vertical hairstyles.
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And Mr Musk has a decade-long record of defying the odds.
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Smith's elaborate, genre- and format-defying objects could not be more engrossing.
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The problem is that zinc has been defying expectations for many months.
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How do women like Shelley pay the price for defying social norms?
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The wave-themed ride features twists, turns — and five gravity-defying plummets.
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Defying predictions, flare-ups between the parties fighting IS have been rare.
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By defying their leadership and the White House, what do they do?
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Anyway, one gravity-defying, pukeless ride later, we're back at the airport.
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In fact, she seems to be defying his counsel at every turn.
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Alternatively, some women fans find defying expectations its own kind of sport.
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"He was literally defying gravity," says Martin Indyk, Kerry's former Mideast envoy.
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Defying its conclusions is bound to lead to delusions and dangerous choices.
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The RTS genre's history is full of these tantalizing convention-defying designs.
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"Victims coming forward are defying the perpetrators of the attacks," he added.
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But Arpaio refused to comply and spoke openly about defying the court.
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Yet there is a mortality-defying pleasure in watching material objects survive.
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"People must try to occupy the streets defying curfew," one poster read.
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But China's neighbours will have seen China get away with defying America.
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They all intersect and converge into one truly incredible, history-defying event.
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Nevertheless, China's need for the feed material seems to be defying expectations.
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It's defying what we thought," said Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money.
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"Defying Labels" may be viewed as part of Lyndhurst tours or separately.
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Kaja Wasik has been defying institutional barriers since she was a teenager.
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The temple has been a rare institution in defying the military government.
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"Parasite" is a genre-defying movie about two families in South Korea.
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The Hill: House approves legislation to reopen the government, defying Trump's opposition.
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Musial made the National League team by hitting an age-defying .2900.
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The top pick for sister Kourtney is Manuka Doctor's Age-Defying Serum.
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Defying convention and how that relates to growing up and being Japanese.
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And so, defying frail health, he improvises a meal and hurries out.
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Kix details his exploits and many death-defying escapes during the war.
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When spun, the top rotates in mid-air as if defying physics.
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Defying the hopeful projections, Japan has rarely grown faster than 2300 percent.
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Soon Jane, Reagan and other Hosts begin defying the Farm's rigid system.
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Defying risk of arrest, women have protested the compulsory Islamic head scarf.
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More and more residents crowded the city's valleys, defying geography and geology.
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Australia Through American EyesEncountering a young indigenous population that is defying stereotypes.
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It markets itself as "tomboy" fashion, defying easy classifications and heteronormative ideals.
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The latest batch of time-defying do-gooders turned up on Dec.
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Defying a reputation for extreme risk aversion, Irish voters ignored those warnings.
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Defying all odds, he outlived that prediction by more than 50 years.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss President Trump's norm-defying tweets.
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Some of these men are defying subpoenas, others haven't even been called.
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This year had its fair share of surprise Oscar nominees defying predictions.
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But then, she's a tomboy, defying the expectations placed on her gender.
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Defying Trump, the members of Congress understand, could cost them their jobs.
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Kant wasn't advocating defying God, necessarily, but he was empowering human reason.
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What interests you about this archetype of the death-defying interplanetary MacGyver?
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And millennials are finally defying one of the economy's most troubling trends.
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And Trump is not just defying Democrats, but also, at this point in continuing with this uncertainty, defying Republicans who, if they can't repeal Obamacare … just make everybody miserable and get blamed for it on the other end.
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People are perpetually fascinated by that which they perceive as defying "normative" conventions.
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This executive order will prove ineffective in its supposed goal of defying terrorism.
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GDP rose 3.2%, defying forecasts that had called for little if any growth.
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He twice was removed from the Alabama Supreme Court for defying legal rulings.
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Rewriting the codes means winning over sceptical voters and defying rapacious special interests.
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By defying the Alpay verdict, the government has effectively disembowelled Turkey's highest court.
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People say love has extended Samson's life, as he keeps defying the odds.
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Benjamin is a misanthropic Manhattan doctor; Midge is a charming, convention-defying comic.
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Goes Cube has spent over a decade defying any clear-cut genre descriptions.
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Defying America's own intelligence agencies, Mr Trump maintains there was no Russian meddling.
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Even just floating in the pool, you feel like you are defying gravity.
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There are category-defying options, like the Lonely Island's new special about baseball.
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That's a lesson she learned one death-defying night a few months ago.
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There are consequences to one party being more aggressive about defying governing norms.
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This tech rally which has been defying all odds, is here to stay.
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But once an insect hits that web, something damn near logic-defying happens.
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No wonder the travel and leisure stocks have been defying the short-sellers.
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A death-defying 50-minute round-trip, all for a bag of coffee.
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Sanders has made a habit of defying conventional wisdom, and reveling in it.
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Republicans accuse John Koskinen of having lied under oath and defying a subpoena.
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That's not even mentioning the gravity-defying price surge towards $20,000 this month.
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It would feature a gravity-defying swimming pool suspended over a striking fjord.
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Donald Trump won the presidency by defying the laws of political gravity. Gov.
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Yet lawmakers appear committed to defying both the constitution and this public consensus.
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However, such culture-defying messages should be sent gently and subtly, said Reichert.
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It looks like Kohl&aposs isn&apost defying the retail apocalypse after all.
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And indeed, individuals tied to the Trump administration are actively defying multiple subpoenas.
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Some Syrian-Palestinians were defying the ban, and some students had joined in.
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Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt for defying a federal court order.
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The President's reputation for defying every political convention and omen would remain intact.
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The novel's literary infrastructure attempts the time-defying aims of a Gothic cathedral.
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Zinc has had several false starts, while lead is also defying bear expectations.
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By refusing to testify, McGahn is defying a congressional subpoena compelling his appearance.
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NBA games are all about big stars, flashy handles, and gravity-defying dunks.
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"I think it starts with having that conversation and defying stereotypes," Karega said.
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I can live with that, although I do love those death-defying tricks.
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But Parwana excels at many things, and defying expectations is one of them.
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Policymakers have always put American interests first, adjusting (or defying) the rules accordingly.
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The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, defying President Trump's calls for cuts.
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But that is the market-defying nature of bubbles and anti-bubbles today.
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But a select few have returned in triumph, defying setbacks or Father Time.
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In an odds-defying career, that is one thing he has never done.
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Defying the authorities in the polling booth is too big of a risk.
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They posted memes and videos of themselves defying the guidelines on social media.
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She still faces possible charges of aiding illegal immigration and defying official orders.
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Prosecutors accused Concord of defying subpoenas for corporate records and internet IP addresses.
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Either way, her sound is a refreshingly ambitious experiment with genre-defying results.elsewherebrooklyn.
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Pico, "restless / searching for a nourishing territory," is both death-defying and morbid.
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The video features lithe dancers and Ms. Woods's impressively long braids defying gravity.
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They are homeless, wandering people for the most part, defying all the conventions.
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Elon Musk's electric car maker appears to be defying the laws of physics.
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Climate change tends to scramble time, defying our sense of an orderly progression.
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Instead, the tracks stay fragile and keep coming deliberately unsprung, defying mechanical regularity.
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I recognize that defying this seems like the classic behavior of a Luddite.
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"Parasite" is a stunning, genre-defying movie you should see with zero context.
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The great events of history, however, have a way of defying ideological manipulation.
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In 2016, Britain narrowly voted Leave, defying expectations and a number of polls.
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Still, I remained proud of the gravity-defying nature of my dark hair.
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College was an exercise in defying the wishes of my Haitian immigrant mom.
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He is accused of defying court orders by failing to stop the referendum.
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That could make defying the voters effectively impossible for electors in some states.
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Or are they methods of auto-emancipation, of defying the low expectations of bigots?
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Musgraves wrote her genre-defying song "Space Cowboy" alongside Luke Laird and Shane McAnally.
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The danger from gravity-defying home prices is clear to the ruling Communist Party.
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Additionally, China's exports unexpectedly dropped 4.4 percent, defying projections of a 3 percent gain.
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But that doesn't stop some drivers from defying the rules of the road today.
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Yes, they're defying orders, but without them the loss/toll would be much greater.
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Her time-bending, gravity-defying fight scenes, meanwhile, can't help but recall "The Matrix".
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At 71 years old, Goldie Hawn appears to be defying the laws of aging.
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"We're really defying gravity over there when you consider all the headwinds," said Bergh.
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Once a death-defying feat, our journey into the underworld now required only $21.95.
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A California physicist has been defying the adage about no two snowflakes being alike.
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Witness statements, the only evidence in the case, were conflicting and sometimes physics-defying.
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At times, to be sure, the generals came close to openly defying the president.
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Nina Simone "To Be Young, Gifted and Black" Simone is a genre-defying genius.
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Collett told CNBC that Nintendo shares still looked attractive, despite their gravity-defying rise.
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In the past four years, voters approved abortion and gay marriage, defying the Vatican.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 19 options defying the hemline and silhouette rules of yesteryear.
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He argued that it's wrong to see this as the government defying the president.
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The Donald has got this far by defying conventional advice and following his instincts.
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What everyone does remember, however, is Roberto Carlos and his physics-defying free-kick.
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Late on Wednesday, the president said the assembly should stop defying the Supreme Court.
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He was all about putting money in his pocket by covertly defying the embargo.
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That — the defying of other people's expectations — is the road out of New Jersey.
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This is a pretty steep climb—even for the odds-defying, glorious Icelandic team.
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Defying the sector's weakness was Apple, which rose 1.19 percent to a record high.
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Way back when Bezos was taking the company public, he was already defying convention.
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Fears have grown that North Korea could attempt another nuclear test, defying U.N. sanctions.
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They've created a gin that is distilled with "ingestible collagen" and "age-defying" botanicals.
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But is Disney telling us the magic extends to gravity-defying hair physics, too?
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But Victoria and David Beckham's four kids are defying even the loftiest of expectations.
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Beardy straight guys are getting a 210/22.17 for defying my very low expectations.
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He was defying them because the name "Prince" was now their property, not his.
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Is renewable energy defying the odds of the Trump administration's pro-fossil fuel agenda?
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But he also will be remembered for defying the laws of gravity -- and age.
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But that hasn't happened to a meaningful degree today, defying expectations and confounding economists.
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In upstate New York, Anthony Brindisi is defying political gravity and giving Republican Rep.
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Trump officials are defying orders to stay silent, offering testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
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Arthrell liked that the title of Antwon's poem spoke of hope and defying expectations.
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Recently, , defying the position of the vast majority of global leaders on the matter.
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Town centers, he said, are defying the trend of declining retail store sales nationwide.
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Democrats won seats that November, defying historical trends, but let's keep this in perspective.
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Celeste refuses to comply — an important step in her defying his emotionally manipulative behavior.
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But one Norwegian company is defying Trump and making a big bet on Iran.
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Unfortunately, in Group D, "defying the odds" means finishing third behind Bayern and Atletico.
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After all, Yiddish has always had a canny way of defying the pessimists. "Email"?
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Gravity-defying furniture, performance art in the East Village, totes for travel and more.
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But American Eagle appears to be defying the curse that's been plaguing other brands.
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President Trump has refused to share his tax returns, defying tradition going back decades.
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And she seems to take delight in defying predictions about what she'll do next.
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Many are defying the order, and courting police violence, by trying to walk home.
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In keeping with a long tradition of defying common sense, statehouse legislators said no.
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THE ELECTRIC WOMAN A Memoir in Death-Defying Acts By Tessa Fontaine 366 pp.
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Defying the conventional wisdom of economic development, it is trying to do it all.
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When Kyle Freeland pitched at the University of Evansville, he thrived on defying convention.
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Donald Glover is here to deliver the kind of genre-defying vignettes he wants.
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He's fired people, ultimately, for defying him on special counsel Robert Mueller (Jeff Sessions).
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The influences she pulls from are numerous, coming together in a genre-defying mix.
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Collin Green, the Naval Special Warfare commander, of insubordination for defying Trump&aposs actions.
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So far, though, the Democrats are defying the clichés about their division and disarray.
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Defying the public will by gutting a law is not a good business plan.
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And they understood this President's horrible poll numbers make defying history a giant challenge.
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Trump and other Republicans at the time decried Obama's move as defying federal law.
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She had a penchant for defying what others expected her to say or think.
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Women are at the forefront of the latest protests across Iraq, defying gender roles.
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Jeré Longman also profiled Mr. Whitlock and his age-defying athletic success last December.
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Sure, Trump has opened many doors by his norm-defying -- and potentially illegal -- conduct.
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He didn't condemn these Republicans for defying and undermining his drain-the-swamp pledge.
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Also defying genre was "Motel Chronicles" (1982), a collection of stories, autobiography and poetry.
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Tyler openly defying Pike in a life-threatening situation where time is a factor?
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But what's unforgivable is how many moments of character-defying illogic the movie contains.
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But, also, it talks of death-defying romance—and how can anyone resist that?
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Canadian teenager Brooke Henderson has already grown accustomed to defying the odds in her short yet successful LPGA career but when she takes out the driver to smash one down the fairway, it also looks like she is defying physics.
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There may be tons of Canadians living in the shadows, defying our laws … for what?
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The computers they'll use work on data using the intuition-defying processes of quantum mechanics.
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Maldonado is known as the "Wonder Woman" of vogue for her athletic, gravity-defying style.
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Putin has chafed under NATO's expansion, and he doesn't want former satellites defying Russia's will.
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The IPO shows how companies are defying a bout of stock market volatility with flotations.
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The outspoken Philippine leader is known for defying international pressure and his diatribes against critics.
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This gravity-defying cup typically costs $200, but you can get it now for $144.99.
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They faced arrest for defying the ban as women in other Muslim countries drove freely.
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The "headstrong" 59-year-old news anchor showed off a gravity-defying gift on Nov.
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What is that defying protocol et cetera, is this just disciplinary or is this serious?
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Modular and physics-defying, the video suggests a strange architecture for a post-human future.
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The setting lends authenticity to the genre-defying music movement she's associated with: bedroom pop.
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Poitier, who made a career out of defying expectations, began his life beating the odds.
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China's economy grew 6.4 percent in the first quarter, defying expectations for a further slowdown.
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But they also fear defying the very loud will of Trump's fervent and unshakable supporters.
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He said the move was "defying the feelings of 1.5 billion Muslims around the world".
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A 6 lb 12 oz fighter, breathing on his own and defying all the odds.
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But they're the only ones you use to describe the decade-defining, label-defying Prince.
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Make your own derpy gravity defying driving game using this #Magicleap developer lesson in #Unity!
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"Defying winter has become a common theme over here," Wolfe told BuzzFeed News on Sunday.
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You already have done a ton of crazy death defying s— in your life lol.
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Except, it's not college these kids are preparing for, but death-defying battles and assassinations.
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The actress is opening up about her marriage and sharing her age-defying beauty tips.
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Speaking of defying stereotypes about black women, you made Lana Kane from Archer an icon.
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The job market is defying expectations, but there's a glaring flaw, Axios' Courtenay Brown writes.
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"Defying Gravity" closes Act I, when the two best friends must go their separate ways.
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The country, for example, is openly defying US wishes on a Russian-made weapons purchase.
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The cat man is raising a fist in the air, defying the gun-wielding boars.
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He put the cherry on top by defying legitimate subpoenas from the House Judiciary Committee.
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Morales, who became the country's first indigenous president in 2006, is defying constitutional term limits.
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Now, the 20-year-old adventure-seeker has yet another death-defying story to tell.
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OPEC agreed in November to cut production for the first time since 21, defying sceptics.
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Jokowi has made a career of defying expectations, and he is playing a long game.
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Ted Cruz made a name for himself in the Senate by defying the GOP leadership.
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Bring your friends, because it's going to be a genre-defying performance for the ages.
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In addition to their aggression, Trump and Stone also share a preference for defying convention.
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O'Connor's ruling is abnormal in this way, defying an "established body of precedent," Block explains.
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Footage showed the Iranian military defying a British warship to seize a tanker on Friday.
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Senex shares jumped 3.9 percent, defying a 0.8-percent drop in the local energy index.
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That would give Senate Republicans uncomfortable with the national emergency room to avoid defying Trump.
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"[If] you're getting fertility treatment, you're defying what typically happens in your body," she says.
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The most category-defying dish, Trotsky's Last Meal, is a burrito filled with beef stroganoff.
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Apparently not at all, judging by the belief-defying buddy act in the Rose Garden.
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A terrorist may claim allegiance to Islam, but is actually defying the principles of Islam.
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Now, in Season 3, "The Leftovers" has become the everything bagel of television, defying categorization.
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China's economy grew faster than expected in the fourth quarter, defying concerns of a slowdown.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slabs favor weighty raw material.
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Defying official bans, stinging satires about a fatuous new emperor have percolated through social media.
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When Moore refused, the Alabama Court of the Judiciary cited him for defying court orders.
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"They are defying the laws of gravity," said Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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In some demonstrations, women cast off their hijabs, defying the country's strict Islamic dress code.
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Why is Trump defying the overwhelming majority of Americans who want the law to succeed?
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But nearly four years later, the six-time Grammy Award winner is defying the odds.
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Defying its title, this frigid satire concerns an unprepossessing antihero with no control at all.
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As she puts it, she is "defying cultural and culinary colonialism," by claiming her cuisine.
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Depictions are usually either awkward polygonal dry humping, or titillating glimpses of physics-defying melons.
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Watching U.S. gymnast Simone Biles land her gravity-defying signature move leaves you feeling disoriented.
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We're not trying to bring about a revolution—we're defying a system, a status quo.
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The liquid, never-seen-before style of play, the physics-defying moves, the silky finishes.
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How is coal defying market gravity, staying up despite the economic forces dragging it down?
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The prime minister is reportedly toying with ignoring the extension bill, thus defying the law.
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President Trump authorized tariffs on imported steel and aluminum yesterday, defying allies and Republicans alike.
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Iran: The lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh had defended women arrested for defying Iran's head-covering rule.
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Japan announced that it would resume commercial whale hunting this year, defying an international ban.
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Some Iranian women have risked arrest and imprisonment by defying attendance bans at such events.
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She spent five nights in jail for defying the federal order and later switched parties.
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On Halloween evening, he announced that he was defying the board and firing Mr. Durkin.
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There is no precedent for a modern president openly defying both Congress and the courts.
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"However, nothing great can be achieved by using verbal excesses, street violence, and defying authority."
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Some do it for the thrill of defying authority, often in view of their peers.
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Our movie critic called it a "gravity-defying, ridiculously entertaining" modern-day Robin Hood tale.
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The Taliban and ISIS are highly active, relentlessly violent, and remarkable at defying the odds.
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Defying a heavy government show of force, Iranians mourned fellow citizens killed during the unrest.
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More than a dozen testified in the House, defying the President's orders to stay away.
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The drop in rates has been defying pundits who thought the direction would be up.
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For a fleeting moment, you may experience the intoxicating feeling of defying your fundamental instincts.
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It was also a microcosm of the convention-defying, coherence-flouting month since his election.
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Paul LePage refused to implement expansion for more than a year, defying state court orders.
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But he actually produced several incarnations of physics-defying perpetual motion machines that baffled scientists.
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California had it second-wettest season on record last winter, defying forecasts for dry conditions.
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Defying easy categorization, the film looks at the people who call the island nation home.
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"In defying my prognosis, I've used mine to really continue breaking down barriers," he said.
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He flashes teenage stubbornness in defying Iron Man (and everyone who seems to know better).
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And the things he's done on the court over that time, all the gravity-defying dunks, the position-defying blocks, the skill set that is as elastic as the game demands—all this, too, has given us an image of Wade that's frozen in time.
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The Virginia senator gave some energetic speeches on the campaign trail, defying his reputation for dullness.
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It wants to be a rousing, entertaining superhero series, with great fights and death-defying feats.
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Meet Flyte: the gravity defying, levitating light bulb that will leave you and your guests mesmerized.
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Feel the electromagnets lock it into place, take your hands away, and voilà: gravity defying light.
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That's why the Night King can survive fire, defying the story's established rules for the undead.
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"Really, it was a good time to get into the business," he said, defying conventional wisdom.
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Defying logic, Elon Musk's barely profitable firm is now the world's second most valuable car company.
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Having China's support allows the North Korean leader to feel more comfortable defying the American president.
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Mr Arpaio faced charges for criminal contempt, after allegedly defying court rulings to stop racial profiling.
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Death-defying escapes, encounters with local wildlife, and yes, those wonderful views after an arduous climb.
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His is a category-defying, often dizzying, piece of writing; both books are imbued with hippophilia.
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The artist's falls, though not exactly "death defying," presumably involved a certain degree of personal risk.
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This year, the schedule is crammed with oddball sci-fi, experimental horror, and genre-defying dramas.
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Defying predictions, GDP growth in the second half of 2016 was faster than in the first.
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But Mr. Fritta's imprisoned laborer is handsome and muscular, defying Hitler's stereotype of Jews as feeble.
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Click through to see which pint (or pints) you'd want to make a death-defying comeback.
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Last year he was convicted of contempt of court for wilfully defying court orders to stop.
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Except for the fact that I buy expensive age defying creams that I almost never use…
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We&aposre going to talk to one of those who is defying the backlash in California.
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"Love my babies 💕kisses from us all x VB," she captioned the gravity-defying shot.
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She teamed the blizzard-defying look with chic leather accessories: patent pumps and an oversize bag.
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By penning this essay, Tran is unapologetically defying the oppressive lifestyle forced upon people of color.
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She's finally, finally sharing the secret behind her gravity-defying cleavage — with plenty of NSFW pics.
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Eustace, 103, spent 13 years working at Google before this death-defying leap from the stratosphere.
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Grande is one such performer, though whether she'll belt out "Defying Gravity" remains to be seen.
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If they&aposre defying congress it&aposs because the president is permitting them to do so.
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The final entry pulls off a death-defying feat no full-length novel would sanely attempt.
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I think defying expectations is something you have to take into consideration when taking these risks.
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The man with an internet-famous collection of incredible death-defying jump videos has been arrested.
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They know they're breaking school rules, but they hope their gender-defying outfits will spark change.
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Three years later, militants shot Malala Yousafzai, the schoolgirl turned women's rights advocate, for defying them.
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Defying the wishes of national Republicans, Trump criticized Arizona's two Republican senators, McCain and Jeff Flake.
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And the army, defying precedent and the predictions of many old Myanmar hands, respected the result.
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She also makes bold and dangerous choices, defying her father and choosing love over self-preservation.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slab works favor weighty raw material.
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Young Iraqis continue protesting night after night, defying the government's repeated attempts to impose a curfew.
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And then, defying the conventional wisdom, they won control of both the White House and Congress.
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China, Japan and the EU are defying Trump's trade policies — and are getting away with it.
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Then I use water to wash my face and the Age-Defying Night Cream from Nerium.
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He even sported a flamboyant and gravity-defying hairdo, though it proved to be a toupee.
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US oil prices initially jumped around 1% on Monday, defying a selloff in the stock market.
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The House of Representatives, defying familiar Turkish warnings, this week passed a resolution recognizing that genocide.
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Beckham is known for his gravity-defying catches and breakaway skills, but also for being temperamental.
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Trump has prided himself on defying norms during both his candidacy and his presidency thus far.
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Renoir didn't stand a chance — the children were mesmerized by this display of gravity-defying mechanics.
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Only Iceland and Norway still allow commercial whaling, defying a nearly 30-year-old international moratorium.
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Some countries are wary about the possible repercussions of defying Beijing by taking a stronger stand.
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Science may some day explain the age-defying vigor that comes from making brilliant popular music.
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Its own ambitions are aligned with the can-do, odds-defying ethos of the space program.
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His hits for the Commodores could be sentimental, even saccharine, but were also sneakily genre-defying.
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Mr. Xi, by defying the norms of succession, has shown that any rule could be broken.
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Another poll-defying election night surprise, like 2016's, would further fuel suspicions of unseen manipulation.
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The Fed chose not to lower interest rates yesterday, defying President Trump's repeated demands for cuts.
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But here I was, defying my convictions and accepting a proposal of love (and health benefits).
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Defying forecasts, a survey of nontraditional employment shows it has actually become less common since 2005.
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Again, she is defying containment; and, in time, she wants to escape the usual sanctified format.
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The dream of wealth was made all the more romantic by tales of death-defying adventure.
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But the arguments come second to the spirit behind them, the sheer audacity of defying Congress.
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Defying expectations, the ward smells only of the antiseptic that the floors are constantly mopped with.
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This gravity-defying shot was taken in Helsinki, Finland, by Jaakko Perälä of Jaakko Perälä Photography.
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But let's be clear, he said: His job is the least death-defying of the bunch.
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Some were fed up with Mr. el-Sisi's zero-tolerance government, yet terrified of defying it.
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When those we are defying aren't listening, we might as well be whistling into the wind.
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The Food and Drug Administration is turning out to be the odd agency defying corporate interests.
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House Democrats, defying White House calls, decided not hold a vote to authorize the impeachment inquiry.
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Mr. Monson delights in defying the caricature of cage fighters as muscle-bound masochists and morons.
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Because these new leaders are defying the left, it is tempting to call them right-wing.
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Toy stores are spying and nature is defying, but first: a cartoon about robot unhappy hour.
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Salvini accused the ship, which has repeatedly challenged his closed-port policy, of defying maritime law.
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" In the Groove, another new website, describes itself as "A lifestyle destination for age-defying women.
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Out of the shadows, it presents itself in all its glory, defying its "lower plant" status.
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By refusing to comply with a final order from a federal court, the President would dramatically upset the balance of powers by essentially placing himself beyond the reach of both the legislative branch (by defying the subpoena) and the judicial branch (by defying the final court order).
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Labour's only hope of forming a government would be through a gravity-defying deal with other parties.
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With the launch, North Korea was also defying China, which had issued strong appeals not to proceed.
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China's economy expanded 6.9 percent in the second quarter, defying expectations for a slight loss of momentum.
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Curry, in his ongoing and history-defying breakout, has opened the possibility of the specialist as star.
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Defying the odds Sheiman, 33, has two rare diseases: medullary sponge kidney disease and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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That has the makings of a dramatic shootout, though division games have a way of defying expectations.
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Located on the Leh-Kargil-Baltik national highway, vehicles can climb uphill, defying gravity, on their own!
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Keith Urban is known for defying convention and not naming his albums after a particular song title.
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However, some women who support the ban have criticized the women, saying they were defying religious tradition.
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Streisand made her sexy, defying the accepted wisdom that Jewish women had to assimilate to fit in.
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But there was still a show-stopping moment with a gravity-defying chair, and beautiful, lyrical choreography.
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Yet, in one unlikely corner of Europe, mainstream politicians are defying the anti-market trend: France. France?
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The story allows for the kind of gravity-defying play which was unique to Super Mario Galaxy.
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Defying the prime minister, his cabinet's legislative committee voted on November 13th in favour of the law.
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Time and time again, Simone Biles puts everything she has and more into her gravity-defying routines.
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That is unless Bloomberg's campaign strategy, based on defying the conventional path to the nomination, proves successful.
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Then on Monday, Grande shared behind-the-scenes clips of the making of the gravity-defying video.
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Though rare, acrobatic performers have made headlines for their death-defying stunts gone awry in the past.
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Now, Austria is defying European Union officials — and frustrating Ms. Merkel — by placing a cap on refugees.
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Click here to view original GIFPhone makers have gotten pretty good at defying water's electronic-destroying tendencies.
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Ukraine's grubby politicians and oligarchs have tried to frustrate Western aims without openly defying them (see article).
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Tom Cruise is giving a behind-the-scenes look at his latest death defying Mission: Impossible stunt.
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He told conservatives who deny climate change to "have at it" because they were defying the world.
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The artist occasionally incorporates a limp humanoid into his configurations to help demonstrate their gravity-defying ingenuity.
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For his second post, Cruise showed off some of the death-defying stunts from the upcoming film.
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The much bigger risk for Republicans would be defying conservatives and acceding to move forward on Garland.
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"We've gone through the most difficult period," he said, defying many forecasts of even worse times ahead.
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At the top, visitors will step out onto the glass-floored "viewing capsule" for death-defying views.
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Although Johnson and Portman appear to be defying the norm for their party, they're actually not alone.
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American artist Crystal Wagner creates complex and gravity-defying artworks that imbue eye-pleasing palettes with dimension.
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As a monumental sculptor he longed to be exposed, potentially defying the state on a grand scale.
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Long Beach and gathered together a collection of her gravity-defying acrylic paintings for your viewing pleasure.
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Rackete is no longer in detention but remains under investigation for defying orders by docking the vessel.
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Republican silence on Trump's racist tweets shows how fearful they've become of defying him and losing voters
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As the scandals mount week after week, it seems Pruitt belongs to a different, gravity-defying category.
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Well, Rachel Lindsay has been defying Bachelor Nation norms from the start — including the taboo age gap.
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"Defying the Nazis: The Sharps' War" is a generic documentary about two people who were anything but.
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On what ground can the Administration punish Assad for defying an international weapons ban and killing civilians?
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The outlaws got a kick out of defying former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who had initiated the ban.
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These robots are capable of performing death-defying stunts, and will be deployed at theme park attractions.
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"It is astonishing how the German economy is defying global risks, whether politically or economically," Boerner added.
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In August, thousands of demonstrators gathered in Kuala Lumpur, defying police orders, in anger at Mr. Najib.
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Experts say administration officials could ultimately risk financial penalties and even jail time by defying the committee.
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Each also resembles a collection of body parts while simultaneously defying that perception with their floppy passiveness.
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Trump was defying all of this, and peopled loved the fact that he stood up to us.
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They are defying traditional ideas of beauty, power, and the stereotypes that have long plagued black women.
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He is also an investor in industry defying emerging startups, such as Doordash, Guardant Health and Branchmetrics.
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Protesters are defying authorities by wearing "illegal" face masks and flocking to the streets chanting protest anthems.
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Litecoin Founder Charlie Lee wants people to stop fussing over the gravity-defying rally in the cryptocurrency.
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Defying Cartier's sometimes delicate image, it represents a leap as powerful as those once made by Nijinsky.
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CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperCNN's Tapper to people defying social distancing: 'Who the hell are you?
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But here he is, basking in adulation, smiling with President Trump, defying his sport's and society's expectations.
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It is a victory for the rule of law, given how openly Idaho was defying the ACA.
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The race's explicit insistence on defying divisions and violence can have a whiff of protesting too much.
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The government's campaign against Mr. Velasquez — to the extent of defying the court — has set off alarms.
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Prosecutors then obtained a new subpoena, and she was locked up again for defying it in May.
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And they are consistent and beloved, defying a music industry that routinely overvalues the new and young.
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But she argues that she and other girls like her should be praised for defying the militants.
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Ever since they founded their firm in 1988, they have avoided building gravity-defying, eye-catching structures.
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But he wrote often of the possibility of putting off death, or, at least, of defying it.
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Toussaint, who contravened German law by defying orders, Anonymous' acts do not actually appear to be illegal.
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If tiny Hong Kong is defying its mighty Motherland, another great power must be egging it on.
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When people learn the benefits of renewables, they push back against these policies, defying partisan political stereotypes.
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A group of armed men storm a federal building wearing camouflage and openly defying the U.S. government.
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As a candidate, they note, he famously refused to release his tax returns, defying established political norms.
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The document was a letter from the presiding judge to Shahroudi, explicitly defying the moratorium on stoning.
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The migrant 'caravan' that is openly defying our border shows how weak & ineffective U.S. immigration laws are.
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China's home prices in May logged their fastest growth in nearly a year, defying persistent government curbs.
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And Ms. DeVos, faced with the alternative of resigning or defying the president, agreed to go along.
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North Korea fired a ballistic missile that flew over Hokkaido, Japan, defying an escalation in international sanctions.
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Critic's Notebook What's it like to eat at the second incarnation of the rule-defying Copenhagen restaurant?
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Every week, the other puppies mastered commands while Nutella ran around, defying all efforts to be civilized.
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In doing so, he is also taking on the opposition itself — defying its boycott of the election.
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Separately, the administration, defying House subpoenas, rebuffed all Democratic requests for documents related to the Ukraine episode.
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Here's what I learned: Republican institutions don't protect against tyranny when powerful people start defying political norms.
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But it's unclear how much leeway Trump will have with conservatives if he continues defying their wishes.
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Whatever the truth, it's undeniable that the market is defying expectations and making pessimism a losing strategy.
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From the beginning, Jidenna is defying categorization at every turn; his musical range is impressive and thoughtful.
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Domestically, there are indications that a franchise centered on muscle cars and physics-defying stunts, has crested.
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Defying a police ban, tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in the early afternoon.
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House Democrats have threatened to draft articles of impeachment accusing Trump of obstruction for defying congressional subpoenas.
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The idea of relics took center-stage, a favorite subject for collaborator and category-defying artist Arsham.
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Klara, who learns that she will die at 32, becomes obsessed with death-defying stage magic feats.
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That, too, sold out, with throngs of young people defying the critics and flocking to the show.
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The fraternity has argued that members were acting on their own, defying the organization's rules forbidding hazing.
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More than 2,000 Cuban doctors have chosen to remain in Brazil, defying the call to return home.
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He dwarfs the flowers around his feet, defying usual notions of scale and filling the picture plane.
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Navarro has a flair for showmanship and adversarial bravado, and he revels in defying the status quo.
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But Assad has no real reason to meet these demands and in fact benefits from defying them.
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Typically, contempt of court is the appropriate judicial response for an ordinary person defying such an order.
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While not explicitly a beauty supplement, it calls itself "age defying" and "skin perfecting," among other claims.
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Defying a strict "three-line" whip can lead to a lawmaker's temporary expulsion from their party in parliament.
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Defying the "norm" and focusing on my greater mission made it harder to relate to the average person.
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At the same time, elected leaders the world over are growing bolder in defying checks on their power.
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Since his death in November, Peep's genre-defying legacy has been honored in a number of different ways.
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The star truly became "King" Kylie in September with the expectation-defying launch of her app and website.
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The extended play-out of a multi-year supply-chain squeeze is still defying expectations of imminent resolution.
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Music provides the not inconsiderable consolation of at least temporarily defying gravity, in all senses of the word.
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Instead of being one of a faceless crowd, these individuals appear sharp as a human defying improbable odds.
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I was fascinated by her gravity-defying, fiery hair, her seashell bra, and her gorgeous, green, mermaid fin.
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Simien has a backstory for every one of these characters, and they're all college-stereotype-defying, multifaceted badasses.
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Defying somewhat direct orders, Andy Cohen is opening up about an awkward encounter he had with Taylor Swift.
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All this will count for little if age-defying whiskies taste bad and people will not buy them.
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The Fitch Ratings report points out that used vehicle values are defying expectations and remaining healthy this year.
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This includes ads featuring people being belittled for defying outdated norms, such as a man discussing his emotions.
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Now, 30 years later, Gwen is still singing — and defying being categorized into a specific clique or genre.
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But ultimately I decided that defying fear might serve me better than a traditional to-do list might.
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He is the son of the revered Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Sadeq al-Sadr, killed for defying Saddam Hussein.
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"The Wandering Earth", China's first blockbusting sci-fi film, has achieved gravity-defying success with this absurd plot.
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Dairy Queen is gearing up for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing with a gravity-defying treat.
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After years of defying gravity, Apple's core iPhone business has now seen sales decline for three consecutive quarters.
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Here, Fonzie takes on Skizzy at Brew Town's version of Thunder Road in a death-defying—THE COPS!
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Her genre-defying track was inspired by how she fell in love with her now-husband Ruston Kelly.
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They're both defying heterosexual masculinity — Dizzee is having a queer love affair, while Jaden frequently dons women's clothing.
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But rebuilding the country and defying its current disasters will require kids like Ishaq not to lose hope.
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That's why so much copper or aluminium can "arrive" in a single day apparently defying normal logistical constraints.
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In the letter, Cummings accuses Chaffetz of defying the interests of the investigation by not subpoenaing the records.
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The mid-cap index has broken ranks with sterling, defying its positive correlation with the UK's domestic currency.
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And the turmoil continued Friday with U.S. diplomats defying Maduro's order to leave the consulates by the weekend.
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This first 100 days of the Trump administration has been full of drama, heartbreak, and gravity-defying hairstyles.
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And he clearly relished defying those who sought to apply simplistic partisan labeling to his votes in cases.
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The British property market has been generally resilient since the Brexit vote, defying economists' predictions of a downturn.
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The Austrian acrobatic group won Tyra Banks' golden buzzer thanks to their gravity-defying strength and mesmerizing costumes.
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Oprah has been a success in everything she's ever done, defying the odds every stop of the way.
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To hold it all in, she squeezes her outer sphincters and pelvic floor in a gravity-defying stunt.
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But since 1869, Congress has determined that the number of justices should stand at a tie-defying nine.
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From free movement to fishing quotas, governments began openly defying EU law, eating away at the commission's authority.
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His father, highly respected Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Sadeq al-Sadr, was murdered in 1999 for defying Saddam Hussein.
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Yet her gravity-defying sculptures from the tropics resemble nothing so much as this living tangle of metal.
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Trump has been steadfastly clinging to his same gravity-defying hairstyle for decades now, no matter the cost.
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The DOJ has continued to hide information from Congress and repeatedly obstructed oversight--even defying multiple Congressional subpoenas.
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, is defying a subpoena from House lawmakers investigating impeaching the president.
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Popular Tumblrs unleash endless streams of black-and-white images of gravity-defying cantilevers from the world over.
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"I think Venezuela is just defying economic gravity and I think that's a real wild card," he added.
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Sadr's father, highly respected Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Sadeq al-Sadr, was murdered in 1999 for defying Saddam Hussein.
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Except now victims are connecting on the internet, organizing and defying medical explanations for what's happening to them.
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Defying Keynesian predictions, the large spending cuts revived the economy and launched the nation on a long boom.
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We have seen this in the mayors and governors defying the administration's exit from the Paris Climate Agreement.
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California is defying federal rules and encouraging TSA employees working without pay to apply for state unemployment benefits.
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Defying his father, Owen Jr. brings out a ladder and executes crowd-pleasing feats of daredevil slapstick acrobatics.
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They also are defying the majority of voters in New York who support it, according to recent polls.
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It's about their own lack of credibility and authority with the part of the electorate that's defying them.
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Technically, the requirement to purchase insurance is still on the books — there's just no penalty for defying it.
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Some are blaming a broken lid, but that doesn't explain the gravity-defying wine shooting from the top.
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I'd say splitting four Virginia defenders is a good metaphor for how this one went—defying the odds.
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So far, they appear to be defying concerns about age as they sit together atop public opinion polls.
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Well, brace yourself for impact, friends, because a slew of new lip products is defying the category altogether.
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On a similarly architectural note, another one of the stunning murals comes from gravity-defying muralist Cinta Vidal.
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For its part, rather than fielding these concerns head-on, IARC officials are defying inquiries for more information.
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In Wisconsin, some state employees have made it difficult to obtain voter-identification cards, defying a court order.
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Now, read the article, "Migrant Caravan Continues North, Defying Mexico and U.S.," and answer the following questions: 1.
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But in addition to defying actual physical principles, this idea "doesn't pass the fish poop test," Caulfield says.
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Qualcomm on Tuesday increased its takeover bid for NXP Semiconductors, defying Broadcom's demand that it not do so.
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He shook his fist like a king defying god, and happy avalanches crashed down on the empty seats.
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In the past three years, Irish voters have approved abortion and gay marriage in referendums, defying the Vatican.
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His father, highly respected Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Sadeq al-Sadr, was killed in 1999 for defying Saddam Hussein.
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In the past three years, Irish voters have approved abortion and gay marriage in referendums, defying its wishes.
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On Tuesday, he trumpeted Republican victories in several Senate races as defying the odds for a sitting president.
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But then this building, with its sloping floors and death-defying stairs, went up some time around 1770.
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That move, breaking company message and openly defying Zuckerberg, was shocking to numerous former employees we spoke to.
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Everyone else here seemed determined to make this World Cup as nerve-shredding and logic-defying as possible.
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Paris Police tweeted that people were exhibiting "unacceptable violence" while defying a ban on protesting near the concert.
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So far, the police appear to have largely taken a hands-off approach to those defying the measure.
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And the stature-defying successes of both Aaron Judge (6-foot-7) and Jose Altuve (5-foot-6).
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Sentiment in industry rose to -6.1 in February from -7.0 in January, defying market expectations of a deterioration.
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The FBI sued Apple for defying the court order, prompting protests around the country in support of Apple.
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Supporters wore black masks, defying a ban Lam has instituted as the protests show no signs of flagging.
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In Libya in 2015, M.B.Z. stepped into the civil war, defying a United Nations embargo and American diplomats.
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Cloud stocks are at all-time highs and One Medical is still defying gravity as a public stock.
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The widespread adoption of technology across the economy is defying conventional wisdom and keeping wages down, Cramer argued.
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And at the head of all this comes Baby Yoda, defying you to have a problem with that.
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His repertoire begins with lying, but also includes casting blame on others and defying all norms and standards.
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Huawei says it is likely to report record annual revenue of $122 billion, defying US sanctions against it.
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In addition to defying the president this summer, Rapinoe has a long history of supporting progressive social causes.
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Ms. DeVos, faced with the choice of resigning or defying the president, dropped her objections, according to insiders.
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He knows their stories follow the same arc: a provincial David defying overwhelming financial obstacles to outwit Goliath.
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An afterparty with genre-defying producer and musician Slauson Malone will keep attendees grooving well into the night.
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Pompeo said this week Rosneft was defying U.S. sanctions by buying oil from Venezuelan state oil firm PDVSA.
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North Korea's invitation, however, has been revoked, after it conducted a nuclear test, defying a United Nations ban.
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They can oppose the nominee without appearing to voters as if they are defying the president, strategists said.
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Mitchell, though, is only one of the extraordinary characters in this ambitious, challenging and somewhat category-defying book.
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Coriolis, his new album due out on Hausu Mountain on February 15, explores some similarly gravity-defying spaces.
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At that point, he was wearing another weather-defying outfit: a thick red Supreme sweatshirt, jeans, and Timberlands.
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These Hollywood studios were making mass art, but in a really cool, audacious, playful, and genre-defying way.
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But filming many of those moments required death-defying work from directors who had never made documentaries before.
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Sadr is the son of the revered Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Sadeq al-Sadr, killed for defying Saddam Hussein.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE defying Congressional subpoenas is like a corporate CEO defying a resolution of his board of directors.
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The makeup-infused water drops are actually from the star's liquid liner (from her signature cat-eye) defying her.
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The White House has stonewalled various congressional requests and subpoenas, defying the inherent oversight authority of the legislative branch.
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The case is defying expectations, said Amanda DeBusk, chair of the global international trade practice at Dechert law firm.
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This was a kindness to viewers, but eventually it felt curiously static, airless and even defying of common sense.
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice is described as a water sculpture, whereas ST\LL is described as a gravity-defying animation.
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The attorney is framing this as a straightforward case of defamation and a reckless company defying the legal system.
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Death-defying props aside, the Majorette's supportive sense of sisterhood is easily the most awesome part of its story.
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"Defying voters, the Governor of California will halt all death penalty executions of 737 stone cold killers," Trump wrote.
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"The Trump administration is openly defying and lying to Congress," the British aid agency Oxfam said in a statement.
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"One happy dragon mamma defying gravity with my rogue dress strap," she captioned a photo of her Elle cover.
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Now reopened, our critic explains what it's like to eat in the second incarnation of the rule-defying restaurant.
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The theme is meant to signal that Mini is defying those who say it sells only two-door hatchbacks.
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Putting aside the matter of her colonialist exploits, Wasikowska's Alice Kingsleigh is a convention-defying, self-actualized Victorian female.
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If the Federal Reserve raises interest rates before December, it will be defying a quarter-century of policymaking history.
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The Republican front-runner explained that he will govern in the similarly atypical, convention-defying manner he has campaigned.
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Kendall Jenner is capturing her Sunday best on Instagram: gravity-defying low-rise denim—its waistband teeming with ruffles!
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Defying all expectations, the Eagles played beautifully that night, and it was enough to withstand Brady's late-game rally.
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Some people are taking it next level, including a group of pole dancers who appear to be defying gravity.
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Most notably, he seems to have positioned himself for a convention-defying lightweight title shot against Rafael Dos Anjos.
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Wooden said he expects the trend to continue for at least another few years, defying that country's softening economy.
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The market continues marching upward on torrid pace defying prognosticators that predicted economic collapse should Donald Trump be elected.
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In the resulting tiebreak, Thiem suffered a meltdown and Del Potro leveled with a gravity-defying crosscourt forehand winner.
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At first, I gave myself a little pat on the back, celebrating the fact that I was defying expectations.
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"To be honest I'm defying odds ... being 32 and representing, coming back from having a baby...," she told Reuters.
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But he retained his defence minister, defying opposition parties who had pressed for the removal of all three ministers.
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China reported exports advanced 9.1 percent in January on a year earlier, defying expectations, while imports slipped 1.5 percent.
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In contrast, the energy index rose 0.6 percent defying a slide in oil prices with LNG the clear outperformer.
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Graham risked losing her newspaper and even prison time by defying then-president Richard Nixon and publishing the papers.
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But in succumbing to this showboating and spite, hasn't Comey joined Trump almost as much as he's defying him?
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The WWF's Attitude Era in the late 90s was all about defying authority and playing by your own rules.
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The al-Yazeedis fear that defying the order to leave would result in the children losing their Bahraini passports.
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Cordoned off from the media by a rope, a few of them embraced, celebrating their man's logic-defying win.
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Bella's hair is defying gravity, and she is yelling her face off, but being scared is half the fun.
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The result is a campaign whose supporters have grown accustomed to being written off, and accustomed to defying expectations.
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Extreme obstacle courses and death defying spectacles seem so comforting compared to the semi-reality of this season's politics.
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There's a well-worn cinematic trope in which some foreboding object shows up on a radar screen, defying explanation.
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It's quite a good trailer, with explosions, and gravity-defying action sequences, and cool gadgets to fight evil doers.
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His harness, the only thing keeping him secure during his gravity-defying trip, was completely unattached to the aircraft.
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Fresh off a gravity-defying turn in an Apple ad, dancer Lil Buck provides some abstract visuals for Lexus.
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Trainor doesn't achieve the genre-defying brilliance of Anti or Lemonade — nor does she brush against their emotional impact.
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China's economy expanded 6.9 percent in the second quarter, defying expectations for a slight loss of momentum in growth.
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The stocks may just be following weakness in the broader markets, but some say they are defying positive fundamentals.
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Quietly, stubbornly, defying the headlines, bit by bit, around the world, slow shifts are underway towards a better world.
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That hitting is terrifying, even death defying, is perhaps the only thing that fans actually understand better than players.
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Since superdelegates are almost all party officials, they do not want to risk defying the will of the voters.
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We only get a brief glimpse of Reynolds and his logic-defying abs, but it is one helluva glimpse.
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Sometimes you're able to defy those, but when you stop defying those, you have to come back to reality.
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Musk, a quirky billionaire whose transportation ambitions include colonizing the planet Mars, has long delighted in defying conventional wisdom.
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As with data, a disciplined campaign with minimal bureaucracy is the best way to implement operatives' measurement-defying hunches.
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Lawrence admitted that she declined to participate in some of the gravity-defying stunts which Pratt then took on.
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Ms. Hadid's concept was a jagged, gravity-defying composition of beams and floating shards cantilevered into the rock face.
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His predecessor at the bureau, Louis J. Freeh, had been wildly popular for defying the norms of a bureaucracy.
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From the beginning of her career, Ms. Hadid lofted her buildings, defying gravity: Air has been her design habitat.
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Defying conventions of political civility, Mr. Trump leveled cutting criticism at a beauty pageant winner, Alicia Machado, whom Mrs.
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"Defying voters, the Governor of California will halt all death penalty executions of 737 stone cold killers," Trump tweeted.
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The Iranians, defying the expectations of the deal's most vociferous critics, gave up 98 percent of their nuclear material.
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Defying the will of the AG could result in punishment that could affect thousands of cases across the country.
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Read more: Watch a top F-22 pilot fly 10 death-defying maneuvers in a 2-minute hyperlapse video
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Daniel went home, threw open the windows for all to see and got on his knees, defying the edict.
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Blue states are defying the Trump administration in a bid to protect ObamaCare and keep their insurance markets stable.
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Gallagher filed a complaint with the inspector general accusing a rear admiral of insubordination for defying Trump&aposs actions.
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The Macan has been a huge success for Porsche, following on the triumph of its genre-defying Cayenne SUV.
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Most notable was a 1990 demonstration involving 47 women who drove through the streets of Riyadh defying Saudi law.
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"Defying voters, the Governor of California will halt all death penalty executions of 737 stone cold killers," Trump said.
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As long as he kept defying the law of averages, the bombs wouldn't fall and no one would die.
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Incredibly though – defying the laws of everything – while newspapers are in a freefall, applications to journalism schools are skyrocketing.
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Canada legalized marijuana, defying international treaties (which the US is also a part of) that prohibit fully legalizing cannabis.
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When the economy hit the shits, many of the heroic future-defying office towers were turned into apartment buildings.
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Throughout their decade-plus in existence, Animal Collective have maintained a dedication to busted electronics and genre-defying experimentation.
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Several NPS employees have gone rogue in recent days, defying a Trump order to stop tweeting about climate change.
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There have been leaders like Duterte before, who pursue popularity and pump themselves up by defying the United States.
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Also today, a troubling new report on health costs and how Utah's governor is defying voters on Medicaid expansion.
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Oklahoma could soon join a recent wave of red states that expanded Medicaid through the ballot, defying Republican officials.
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Wonder Woman was a box office success, defying expectations and hauling in $821 million worldwide during its theatrical run.
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Before Monday, nine electors in the past century had in fact done so, defying the results of their states.
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Multi-religious and ethnically diverse, it was capable of defying Euro-American spectators' colonial expectations that infighting would prevail.
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Ultimately, Mr. Arpaio was convicted of contempt for defying a federal judge's order to stop violating immigrants' constitutional rights.
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China's economy grew at a steady 6.4 percent pace in the first quarter, defying expectations for a further slowdown.
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Known for their genre-defying practice, Heiss and Kaag often combine disparate functions and textures into single eccentric objects.
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Study after study shows how fish are defying aquatic stereotypes: some fish use tools, others can recognize individual faces.
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Ms. McAdams spoke about her aggressive side, defying Hollywood's expectations and the effects of sharing a personal #MeToo experience.
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Legal experts said nothing in the White House letter justified a president or his administration unilaterally defying congressional subpoenas.
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About an hour into the protest, participants sat down and blocked the two lobby entrances, defying a police request.
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Puerto Rico: Defying protesters who have gathered outside his official residence every day for more than a week, Gov.
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Defying even the most optimistic predictions, the BJP won the biggest parliamentary majority by any party in three decades.
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He is defying the eviction notices that started arriving after his building was bought by a tourist rental company.
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And in 2011, Mr. Ortega, defying term limits law, was "re-elected" in balloting that was denounced as unconstitutional.
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"The migrant 'caravan' that is openly defying our border shows how weak & ineffective U.S. immigration laws are," Trump tweeted.
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Defying market expectations for a hike in late July, the central bank held its benchmark rate at 17.75 percent.
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In the Post article last month, Ross was quoted as rejecting claims he was defying federal record-keeping laws.
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Some of the coasters use blasts of water pressure to shoot rafts uphill in a seemingly gravity-defying feat.
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He says those black churchgoers who voted for Lightfoot weren't defying black church tradition; some were acting within it.
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A New York Times correspondent who covers race in the United States encounters a young indigenous population defying stereotypes.
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U.S.-India trade is "defying gravity" and continues to grow despite trade barriers on both sides, Rossow told CNBC.
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They're not even bad people, per se: They stand outside morality, defying the social binary of good and evil.
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They are defying opposition from Louisiana's health secretary and Nevada's governor, who fear the bill would harm their states.
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House Democrats decided not hold a vote to authorize the impeachment inquiry, defying White House calls to do so.
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Democrats have signaled they're prepared to draft an article of impeachment accusing Trump of obstruction for defying congressional subpoenas.
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Another stereotype-defying woman leader was Golda Meir, who was prime minister of Israel when war erupted in 218.
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Megan "drove the boat" toward inclusivity, defying tired tropes that suggest there can only be one woman in rap.
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More than 20 Conservative members got punished for defying him in September, essentially getting kicked out of the party.
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Some in the National Assembly are openly defying you, and certain factions have requested you pursue a different course.
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It would take us defying every single expectation next Tuesday and making a very convincing case at the convention.
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Defying a ban on protests, the demonstrators shouted slogans calling on President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to leave power.
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In an NFL era where the title "running back" is a risky career proposition, Christian McCaffrey is defying trends.
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Bitcoin, the best-known virtual currency, has been on a gravity-defying bull run over the past few months.
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Defying the studios, four of Hollywood's biggest names — Pickford, Fairbanks, Griffith and Charlie Chaplin — created the United Artists Corporation.
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In another, "T4T" (2016), a pink silicon dumbbell lies limply, defying the "masculine" rigidity and strength that typifies weightlifting.
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Later that day, a House committee voted to hold two Trump administration officials in contempt for defying congressional subpoenas.
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The first is adapted from Defying the Nazis, a Ken Burns documentary about Martha and Waitstill Sharp, who smuggled hundreds of people out of Nazi Germany during World War II. Defying the Nazis VR dramatizes a voyage across the Atlantic in virtual reality, layered with voiceover and archival images from the documentary.
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The cases raise major issues about the scope of the power of Congress to enlist the courts' aid when lawmakers believe a president is illegally spending funds — defying its constitutional power of the purse — or instructing an aide to illegally ignore a subpoena, defying its constitutional power to conduct oversight of the government.
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Sen. Ted Cruz has narrowly defeated Democrat Beto O'Rourke, defying all of the hype about whether Texas might turn blue.
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Yet Kohl, Merkel's mentor, took chances, first with reunification and then by defying public opinion to bring in the euro.
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Bloomsbury; 29.99 pages; $28.99 and £25 A close-up biography of an odds-defying president by our Paris bureau chief.
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Clinton never explicitly said that defying Trump was her motivation, or that she wore white as an homage to suffragettes.
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But she is claiming she needs to review documents but that&aposs not a valid excuse for defying a subpoena.
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And recently, it's put itself in the position of defying a government's claim that it's offering a venue for terrorists.
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LME tin prices were the biggest gainer for February, surging by 8 percent and defying the downdraft sweeping commodity markets.
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But the beauty of this process is that you can teach your brain to become more comfortable with defying gravity.
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Fear of recurrence; fear of it coming back; and instead of living in fear I decide to live defying fear.
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On Tuesday, the administration stiff-armed lawmakers again by defying a subpoena issued to former White House counsel Don McGahn.
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"Instead of living in fear, I decide to live defying fear," she said on Good Morning America at that time.
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The poll-defying election of Donald Trump as America's president capped a year of triumph for populists in many places.
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This is truer than ever on Golden Hour, her most fully realized record yet, and easily her most boundary-defying.
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The death-defying climb — and the lead-up to it — is featured in the upcoming National Geographic documentary, Free Solo.
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But they are also songs that have connected Mr. Springsteen and his fans through the decades, defying time once again.
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The combination of death-defying wire acts and gorgeous lighting design by Etienne Boucher made for an awe-inspiring spectacle.
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To swallow fruit whole, their beaks have evolved to open at geometry-defying angles, wider than 90 degrees, he said.
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Plaintiffs might claim that he was violating constitutional freedoms or defying the original intention of the laws he would invoke.
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Sondland testified behind closed doors last week, defying an attempt by the State Department to block him from doing so.
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As the market's conviction of a rate cut keeps growing firmer, another Wall Street bank came out defying the consensus.
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Its leaders may have to confront right-wing populism head on and in open debate, rather than merely defying it.
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Defying the polls, the Czech Republic's Eurosceptic president, Milos Zeman, was re-elected in a tight second round of voting.
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Check out the decked-out mannequins, which luckily will not have to balance themselves in those gravity-defying heels, ahead.
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Defying President Tayyip Erdogan's repeated calls for cheaper credit, the bank increased the one-week repo rate to 8 percent.
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Paramount Pictures has released its first full trailer for Mission Impossible: Fallout, teasing more death-defying stunts from Tom Cruise.
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Defying convention on command, rather than in pursuit of an actual personal goal, is just its own kind of convention.
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Or ... Tesla delivers: Musk has a way of defying skeptics, and the company may well manage to muddle through — again.
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Bell details the steps necessary to achieve a "non-surgical boob lift" when a dress calls for gravity-defying magic.
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There's a price to be paid for defying cultural norms, whether it's in a classroom or at a cocktail party.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are both defying expectations, albeit in markedly different ways.
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The series' latest collection of stories, The Moth Presents Occasional Magic: True Stories About Defying the Impossible, is out now.
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"You just have to take good care of your skin, which I do," she explained of her age-defying looks.
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January exports rose 22.23 percent from a year earlier, customs data showed, defying economists' expectations for a 3.2 percent drop.
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Don't let her impressive floor routines and gravity-defying flips fool you, Simone Biles is just a regular American teen.
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His influential, genre-defying music blended jazz, funk, R&B, disco and rock, winning seven Grammy Awards and an Oscar.
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"Bond markets continue defying the odds so far in 2016," wrote Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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Tesla has been called a "story stock," defying traditional metrics of measuring a company's valuation given its potential for growth.
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Since President Trump is still quite popular among GOP primary voters, defying him may have seemed increasingly dangerous after that.
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Does anyone even remember it started with former White House counsel Don McGahn defying a congressional subpoena at this point?
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N) in the biggest leveraged buyout (LBO) of the year thus far, defying a challenging financing market for such deals.
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North Korea said Monday it successfully tested an intermediate-range ballistic missile, further defying calls to curb its nuclear program.
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It makes sense, even if it's a silly co-opting of Back to the Future's levitating and physics-defying skateboard.
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MORE had extended an olive branch by defying his base to nominate a centrist Democrat, whom Republicans had previously praised.
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Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt last month for defying a court order to stop detaining suspected undocumented immigrants.
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HARARE (Reuters) - After defying economic gravity for a year, Zimbabwe's homemade U.S. dollars have fallen to earth with a bump.
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They are lean dancing machines capable of extreme gravity-defying feats — but they don't always get the credit they deserve.
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Defying talk of a "post-truth" politics, they are even bringing a retinue of live fact-checkers along with them.
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The directive suggested that school districts defying the Obama administration's legal interpretation could face lawsuits or loss of federal aid.
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Last week, Trump refused to formally certify that Iran was complying with the nuclear deal, defying both allies and adversaries.
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Of course, Catholic voters have been defying their church for 40 years by voting for Democrats who support abortion rights.
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"Defying voters, the Governor of California will halt all death penalty executions of 737 stone cold killers," the president tweeted.
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While fiercely committed to the church, Mr. Biden often has seemed to take pride in defying parts of its hierarchy.
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He was also ousted twice from the Alabama Supreme Court for openly defying the decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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In some cases, legislators and regulators are outright defying voters' will by proposing measures to undermine the election's outcomes altogether.
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Most of the news about health reform since then has been good, defying the dire predictions of right-wing doomsayers.
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Privately, however, Comey would have known the AG did not support charges, and defying the DOJ was not an option.
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Defying predictions that cash is doomed, the volume of notes and coins in the world is actually on the increase.
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Job openings hit a fresh record in March, further defying opinion that the labor market is tightening and near full.
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When Jack Whitten died, in January, at the age of seventy-eight, he was a renowned, category-defying abstract painter.
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The British-made cars are designed for driving incredibly fast, defying physics and looking unbelievably cool (thank you, billionaire doors).
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In order to remember his iconic presence, we've collected some of Bowie's most popular characters and rule-defying looks. 63.
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She tried to leaven the legalistic atmosphere at the town-hall-style meeting with realistic-sounding examples, defying gender stereotypes.
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It ends with him on two feet again, defying everything you and I ever assumed about the restaurant advertising industry.
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Each composite artwork was designed and curated by the genre-defying artists and enriched by ABRA's dark and ominous soundscape.
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And when he remains so popular among Republican voters, a GOP Congress fearing primary challenges will worry about defying him.
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Trump abruptly reversed decades of U.S. policy on Wednesday, generating outrage from Palestinians and defying warnings of Middle East unrest.
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Defying hospital protocol, Mathilde slips away to the convent, where she discovers a pregnant novice in the throes of labor.
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She initially drew theatrical and literary personalities and, defying censors, smuggled in the works of D.H. Lawrence and Henry Miller.
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The partygoers intentionally got together "thinking they were invincible" and purposely defying state guidance to practice social distancing, Bashear said.
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The partygoers intentionally got together "thinking they were invincible" and purposely defying state guidance to practice social distancing, Beshear said.
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Assad's Iran-backed allies are also fighting in the campaign, defying Israeli demands they keep out of the border area.
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Stewart, who called Gillespie a "cuckservative" and attacked him for defying Trump, came within 2 points of winning the primary.
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Defying Mr. Trump's call for a pause, the Fed raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point on Wednesday.
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Defying the Syrian government's historic secularism, Iran and Hezbollah have infused parts of the country with a strikingly religious tint.
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Defying "armies of lobbyists," the U.S. Senate voted 52-47 to block the Trump administration's repeal of net neutrality rules.
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Some changed the landscape, some created symbols defying a certain kind of change, and some imagined the community already transformed.
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But since the postwar surges of 1.43s and 60s, productivity growth has slowed, also defying government efforts to lift it.
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But openly defying the queen — a classic, if risky, misdirect — while he secretly plots to poison her from the shadows?
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Generating empathy, defying small-mindedness, this is an inherently political show that arrives at a time of fervently uncivil discourse.
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The company's software can check for furniture-destroying pets, package-lifting thieves, the death-defying antics of toddlers and more.
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A Republican, he was known for defying his party's leaders, including President Trump, who was notably absent from the tributes.
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Now some Conservatives, especially at the local level, are openly defying what has been a pillar of the party's ideology.
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No one wants to believe their leaders are defying their wishes because a functioning democracy requires checks on public demand.
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She didn't know it at the time, but she took that death-defying drive across the Iraqi desert with us.
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"Netanyahu is defying political gravity," says journalist Neri Zilber, a senior fellow at the Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre.
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There have also been reports of young people in Europe defying lockdown orders and holding large parties despite the outbreak.
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Perhaps defying the insurmountable obstacles she faced as a woman to create her body of work is its own triumph.
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"Dead Poets Society" has to be one of the most conventional works ever written about the importance of defying conventions.
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In Nassiriya thousands of mourners took to the streets, defying a curfew to bury their dead after the mass shooting.
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That culture shifted permanently with Mariano Rivera and with Hoffman, who was known for his incredible, time-space-defying changeup.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, revealed details of the alleged affair in the interview, defying a nondisclosure agreement.
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The man dubbed "the magician" for defying the odds to pull off improbable election victories had run out of tricks.
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"He's defying the laws of gravity," said Peter Hildick-Smith, president of the Codex Group, which analyzes the book industry.
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Below the leadership level, Republicans are defying Trump more often, and McConnell and Ryan aren't always standing in their way.
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On the data front, U.K. employment jumped again in the final quarter of 25, seemingly defying a broader economic slowdown.
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And yet, its deception runs deeper than you can imagine, defying traditional expectations of trolling and transforming into sheer delight.
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But, defying the N.F.L. trend toward running-back-by-committee, the bulk of those went to one man: Dalvin Cook.
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"The lower courts have, generally speaking, been defying Heller," said George Mocsary, a law professor at the University of Wyoming.
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Among Prince's singular talents was defying expectations, an artist's prerogative that he claimed more often than his fans might like.
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A handful of citizens moved by basic humanity have risked being found guilty of defying national laws to help them.
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But he retained Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist, defying opposition parties who had pressed for the removal of all three ministers.
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Pyongyang is defying United Nations resolutions to pursue its ambition to develop a nuclear weapon that can strike U.S. territory.
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This week, acting Inspector General Charles Sheehan accused Jackson of defying investigators by refusing to fully cooperate with two probes.
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Not surprisingly, actors' challenge photos got a good bit of media attention, with most falling into the "age defying" bucket.
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The students were defying a long-standing ban on demonstrations to protest against government restrictions on guerrilla activities in Lebanon.
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Nik and Lijana Wallenda's Times Square high-wire walk evoked a rich history of death-defying stunts in New York.
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On Recode Decode, Kara will talk with Arlan and Wendy about being underestimated, finding the drive, and defying the odds.
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The Pirelli calendar, known for its exclusive readership and tantalizing imagery, is defying its own conventions with its 2018 theme.
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And that made a big difference here, but he is defying, I think, as one Democratic critic put it, simple gravity.
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He clearly respects tough-minded men who are unafraid of defying Washington in the name of defending America from its enemies.
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Imgur users can't get enough of the raven-haired baby girl, with several commenters weighing in on her gravity-defying mane.
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The books they encountered months ago, but keep thinking about (defying that frustrating tendency to immediately forget every book we read).
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When Peter (Williams) first showed the Darling kids his gravity-defying ways he got a little close to a pesky wall.
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Prison officers had demonstrated outside jails across England and Wales early on Friday morning, defying government demands to return to work.
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At Dragonstone, he refused to bend the knee to Daenerys Targaryen after defying the wishes of the Lords of the North.
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Yet among other obstacles this plan would have required defying King Bhumibol's apparent preference for his only son to succeed him.
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Defying protests from the Methodist hierarchy, White remained committed to arousing Pentecostal-style "enthusiastic" worship, with singing, shouting, dancing, and fits.
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"On social, he's referred to as 'the Bob Ross of dogs,' " Agador's owner, Allan, said, noting the pet's humidity-defying bouffant.
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Op-Ed Contributor DEFYING most polls and predictions, a Latino won the Republican Iowa caucuses, and another Latino came in third.
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Pompeo said Russian oil giant Rosneft was also defying U.S. sanctions by buying oil from PDVSA, which was sanctioned in January.
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The bespoke design, based on the designer's Spring 2016 couture collection, turned heads with its gravity-defying neckline and cascading skirt.
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Her bosom used to jut out of her tight suit in older games, but it's no longer as conspicuously gravity-defying.
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Although buyout firms pride themselves on generating market-defying returns, the broader market is still a significant influence on their performance.
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Fans of America's Got Talent and similar reality TV show competitions are accustomed to witnessing countless death-defying stunts executed flawlessly.
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The band split in 2002, but reunited in 2009, making three more albums, with their latest being 2017's Defying Gravity.
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The AIC, in a public statement, cited concerns about government surveillance and criminal liability for defying NCSC orders, among other issues.
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The trick here, of course, is that it would be the President and the Executive Branch itself defying a court order.
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Clad in a short, long sleeve floral cocktail dress by Zimmerman, Brinkley credited her healthy diet for her age-defying looks.
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The plot centers around the Chinese team defying the United Earth Government's orders and hatching their own plan to save Earth.
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Defying expectations for the start of 25, mortgage rates spiraled down further last week, spurring more volume in the mortgage market.
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And it's safe to say that according to her family's age-defying power, Cher will be turning back the clock forever.
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But wind and solar have been defying gloomy predictions for well over a decade now, so maybe they'll keep doing so.
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Australia's commercial property sector is defying a softening in home values, with city downtown capacity barely growing and demand outstripping supply.
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Which is almost too much to bear for those of us who have been admiring his anatomy-defying genius for years.
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Not satisfied with letting you simply watch the death-defying feat, Budget Direct has launched a 360-degree video companion ad.
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For over a year, Trump had repeatedly been politically pronounced dead, only to rise again, defying every expectation in the process.
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For his first solo effort, Wear Your Wounds, Bannon has deviated from his blood brothers at his genre-defying day job.
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Media wins despite though the candidate they loathe defying all the negative coverage that redefines the definition of a pile-on.
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And like My Big Fat Greek Wedding, it features an individual defying his family's wishes for the sake of a relationship.
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There may even be a forecast-defying storm that turns the ancient lake bed into thick mud soup; it's happened before.
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Another was also bemused after oil prices fell this week, defying too a steep drop in Libyan production due to unrest.
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Cafes serve smoked omul, defying a moratorium on fishing the threatened whitefish that has long been a staple in this region.
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Breakingviews Viacom's chief executive, Philippe P. Dauman, proving he may be the world's highest-paid indentured servant, is defying his boss.
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Mr. Trump is being accused in court of exceeding his power on policy decisions and defying the law on personal matters.
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He apologized, and his wife gave the house back, but P.R.I. politicians have resisted effective anticorruption laws, defying the popular mood.
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Defying his mother's disapproval, the aristocratic Fortuny, born in Granada, lived with and later married Henriette Negrin, a beautiful French divorcée.
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Join Mario as he ushers in a new era of video games, defying gravity across all the planets in the galaxy.
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Non-manufacturing economic activity climbed higher in October, defying expectations of a contraction following a banner month of growth in September.
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Fifty Socialist members of parliament have already joined Macron, according to his team, defying threats of expulsion from their own party.
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If you're looking for an effective anti-aging foundation that's affordable, the CoverGirl Advanced Radiance Age-Defying Foundation is a winner.
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Evading the appearance would set up the likelihood that the committee could take punitive measures against McGahn for defying the subpoena.
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It's just that one involves defying gravity on land, and the other involves battling it to not sink in the water.
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But it's noticeable that imports of lead concentrates dropped in the first six months of 2017, also defying the broader trend.
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It's not "La La Land," despite a shared pedigree, but the movie's buoyancy does offer similar moments of gravity-defying escapism.
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Here are nine gravity-defying building designs across the globe that you should only visit if you aren't afraid of heights.
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A sartorial introduction shows a young O'Keeffe defying the frills and bows of the time for a style entirely her own.
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The British-born artist Sean Rogg's genre-defying vision, The Waldorf Project, is back with its most ambitious chapter to date.
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Donald Trump has expressed displeasure over the dollar's strength, defying a custom that U.S. presidents avoid openly interfering in financial markets.
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You see it almost every day there's some other announcement about a black or brown founder or LGBT person defying odds.
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They're defying new legislation requiring them to store payment data solely on computers in the country, saying they need more time.
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And defying convention, three grand 5013th-century rooms have not been roped off but may be contemplated from newly designed benches.
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President Trump signed off on tough tariffs on steel and aluminum, defying opposition within his own party and protests from overseas.
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And so, between defying orders, mutinying, and leaking highly sensitive information, he almost single-handedly gets the entire Resistance wiped out.
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Bravely defying intense resistance from the White House, Secretary Clinton appointed Holbrooke as her special representative to handle Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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One day earlier they had broadcast the highest-stakes political-opposition gathering in recent memory, defying warnings from President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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As predicted, Russia and Saudi Arabia buddied up to cut production and bolster prices, defying Mr. Trump's call for cheaper gas.
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But he played a familiar role on Wednesday, the political insurgent defying traditional foreign policy, while also fulfilling a campaign promise.
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Hobby Lobby is defying state-mandated lockdowns by quietly reopening stores, including nearly all of its stores in Wisconsin and Ohio.
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In recent years abortion-rights supporters moved from using neutral language like "autonomy" and "choice" toward using positive, stigma-defying language.
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The CW's Legends of Tomorrow is a superhero show that promises time travel, death-defying exploits, scenery chewing, and then some.
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Have also mentioned this a few times, but senators really don't want to be in Washington, defying CDC recommendations right now.
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The IPO values Tencent Music at $21.3 billion and shows how companies are defying a bout of market volatility with flotations.
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Although they don't possess superpowers, they might fool you into thinking so with their gravity-defying aerial arts and trapeze work.
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Defying the expectations of many of his rivals, the health scare seemed to revive his struggling campaign rather than kill it.
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To senators, that might be the best reason of all for defying Mr. Trump and holding on to their precious filibuster.
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Some Trump supporters floated the idea of defying Pelosi by staging the State of the Union address away from the Capitol.
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Why it matters: In appointing Loeffler, Kemp is defying pressure from President Trump and other GOP leaders who have backed Rep.
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The Winnipeg Jets, who missed the playoffs last season, finished with the second-best record in the league, defying most prognosticators.
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Mr. Mnuchin led the Treasury Department in declining to label China a currency manipulator, defying one of Mr. Trump's campaign promises.
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Prosecutors accused Botin of defying a court order that the work — deemed of cultural significance to Spain — remain in the country.
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In one particularly odds-defying third period, Pittsburgh put up six goals against Vancouver in an 8-6 win on Wednesday.
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Among the many things that keep people awake at night is a vision of a tyrannical Trump openly defying the Constitution.
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Zhang had acted as her own attorney, defying the judge's advice, and reportedly struggled with the English language during the proceedings.
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He's been defying gravity since the 1980s when he was a teenager and the sport was becoming a rising subcultural force.
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Not only are Herman Miller and Steelcase defying conventional wisdom, but they also have room to continue rising, the host contended.
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Every couple minutes, a flood of ice skaters or animals pours across the stage, setting up the next death-defying number.
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Diane Arbus photographed children's clothing models in ways that are eerily similar to the convention-defying portraits that made her name.
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And defying what she sees as an unfair image of her fellow millennials as "lazy and entitled," Avalon, 27, works hard.
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The United States abstained in a U.N. vote against Israel's settlement policy, defying calls to veto from Israel and Mr. Trump.
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Amazingly it could, culminating in "See How They Fly," a mind-bending, gravity-defying finale that successfully landed this improbable airship.
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"They are capable of completely defying the laws of physics, as far as I'm concerned," Keating said of the LMP1 cars.
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I see women standing together, their solidarity signaled by their afros — big, blown-out, defying the mandates of the dominant culture.
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Nickel is defying both the general macroeconomic concerns weighing on other industrial metals and signs its own internal dynamics are weakening.
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Doing this would put a dent in YouTube's retention numbers, essentially undermining and in some cases directly defying YouTube's new rules.
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Someone who made death-defying drives to the basket, perhaps, a three-point shooter or maybe a power dunker, like Shaq.
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" The co-creator further explained that Prairie's experience with Khatun, while boundary-defying and fantastical, is actually "taken from a doctor's perspective.
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Bob Goodlatte, (R-Va.), on former FBI attorney Lisa Page initially defying a Congressional subpoena and FBI agent Peter Strzok's upcoming testimony.
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Under state law, they'd face criminal charges and a $1,18763 fine for defying the state's election results, but they could do it.
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The result is plenty of death-defying excitement, as one wrong move could mean utter disaster for one participant in the chase.
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These moves show the lengths to which North Korea will go to make money, directly defying the international community in the process.
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The mass reprimand against China's actions represents a growing view that the Asian nation is defying international norms of fair economic practice.
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Iron ore rose to a 30-month high of $89 a tonne in mid-February, defying most forecasts for prices to recoil.
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Within 45 more minutes I had toured Japan's world heritage sites and flew through the city on a gravity defying, endless rollercoaster.
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Candela's experience as not only an architect but also a contractor and engineer prepared him to build these massive, gravity-defying shells.
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After all he was a human flying machine who captivated audiences and judges alike with his daring yet elegant gravity-defying skills.
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Now, pushing 2200, he's still appearing on platinum and gold records, defying the popular opinion that rap is a young man's game.
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Defying the broader bearishness, resource-related stocks surged, with the mining index up 2.3 percent to its highest in nearly eight years.
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Cisco's success under Robbins is defying expectations on Wall Street, as the company reported growth in its security, collaboration, and services business.
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Despite appearances, a former Trump campaign aide, who declined to be named, cautioned against viewing these negotiations as staffers defying the president.
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From supporting plus-size models to posting motivational messages on social media, the 45-year-old is all about defying industry standards.
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And genre-defying musicians like Björk finally have a pair of headphones that's just as comfortable straddling a wide variety of styles.
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Cadres have also been punished for complaining about government policies, defying orders to move to other posts, or spreading rumors about leaders.
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Japan's economy grew at an annualized 2.1% in the first quarter, defying forecasts for a contraction due to net contributions from exports.
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Second, voters are defying expectations by shunning the Liberal Democrats, says David Spencer, a professor of economics at the University of Leeds.
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Almost every major character, good and bad, managed to escape major skirmishes in over-the-top death-defying fashion in season 7.
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If a solution is not found, Open Arms has not ruled out the option of defying Italy's ban and attempting to dock.
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Some mother-daughter duos are defying the clichés, rewriting the business and creativity rule books, and getting along at the same time.
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First of all, if these employees felt so strongly about defying Trump, why ditch the account now that it has worldwide attention?
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Always a survivor, Lilliet transforms herself from the girl to whom things happen into a diva defying fate while her voice lasts.
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While Hawkeye may be able to do death-defying stunts with ease, Renner suffered a little bit while attempting some crazy moves.
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For its Asian neighbours the political and economic costs of defying China, and of helping America police the high seas, are rising.
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Countless movies and works of literature envision fantastical worlds full of complex life forms and spacecraft that travel at physics-defying speeds.
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Only this time he's not leading logic-defying comebacks on the football field or staring in his personal meme — he's playing baseball.
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The Killers seem to be the exception, perhaps The Strokes too, and 12 years into their career, Warpaint are also defying stereotype.
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Like Trump, Corbyn has broken unwritten elections rules, defying observers who assumed party members would settle on mainstream, voter-friendly establishment candidates.
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By defying the Alpay verdict, the government has in effect crippled the country's top court, says Hasim Kilic, a former chief justice.
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He's already done a masterful send-up of "Defying Gravity" from Wicked, so another Broadway smash hit is a natural follow-up.
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The show frequently takes those kinds of turns, defying expectations with a level of violence and gore rarely seen at 8 p.m.
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O supplier, reported on Friday 13 percent growth in fourth quarter net profit from a year ago, defying expectations for a decline.
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What is new, though, is that convention-defying statements of gender identity are moving from stage and dance floor to everyday life.
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" A spokesman for Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi denied the report, saying "Italy has no intention of defying Brussels on the banks.
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American Realness 216 The annual American Realness festival, which began in 21, means to be category-defying and controversial — and often succeeds.
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Taking a roughly $60 billion company private is a tall order, even for a CEO with a reputation for defying the odds.
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Tebow praised his mother Pam for defying a doctor's recommendation that she undergo an abortion after falling ill while pregnant with him.
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In the 2016 by-elections, the SP came back to win 8 out of 11 seats, defying the much hyped 'Modi wave'.
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But people are constantly defying it by showing that there is no reason to accept limitations or boundaries when living with diabetes.
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The first group was more likely to take advantage of the opportunity, defying widely-held beliefs about the gradual nature of corruption.
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Now in her 40s, Naomi Campbell continues to model, defying the notion that a model's career has to end in their 20s.
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In this sense, being an "artist" is more about designing your life, defying the kind of giving up that retiring sometimes implies.
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By including a host of age-defying botanicals and combining them with drinkable collagen, this is the alcoholic equivalent of a facial.
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While Obama was defying Beijing with the meeting, he was skimping on honoring the man who symbolizes Tibet's fading dreams of independence.
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Some funds hold their shares for a long time, defying their popular image for seeking a short-term bump before selling out.
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With an all-star cast, gravity defying stunts and show stopping musical numbers, The Greatest Showman is making waves this awards season.
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Beamen's struggle in the film, like Westbrook's in real life, is defying the doubters, even in the face of his obvious talent.
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Defying expectations, he made no mention of standing down, saying instead he would preside over a special ZANU-PF congress next month.
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Apple tried to address that with its ad featuring a dancer busting gravity-defying moves and yet, the AirPods stayed in place.
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Defying world powers is essentially the foundation of his brutal regime, and Trump has given him even more bait to do so.
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Praised as a "transitional album," Butterfly saw Mariah meld hip-pop, R&B, and pop to craft her trademark genre-defying aesthetic.
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The two women then shared some words about Perry's voluminous hair, which the singer admitted was defying gravity thanks to a Bumpit.
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You have probably seen such gravity-defying contortions before; you are less likely to have seen them executed with such jaunty insolence.
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A state of "panic and chaos" now exists, the city's embattled leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday, defying fresh calls to quit.
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After Deadspin's acting editor-in-chief Barry Petchesky was fired for defying the order, the rest of the staff quit in protest.
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"Defying history is what this campaign has been about," he said of his bid, which was initially seen as a long shot.
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Just because we can't explain the object's gravity-defying speed doesn't mean there isn't a perfectly good reason for it, Lincoln wrote.
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Utah's governor on Monday signed legislation into law a limited Medicaid expansion plan, defying voters who approved a full expansion in November.
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So, yes, he is defying the rules of political correctness but he is doing so by often making xenophobic and racist comments.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly refused to release his federal income tax returns, defying the practice of presidential candidates going back four decades.
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Apra announced on Twitter that it was expulsing both for defying the party's decision to not form part of Kuczynski's new Cabinet.
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Bucking the weakness, Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp jumped more than 5 percent after defying estimates by retaining its annual profit outlook.
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Police spokesman Patrick Onyango said Besigye had been arrested as he left his home after defying orders to use a designated route.
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The Germans, who have admirably confronted the terrible genocide in their own history, did the right thing in defying Mr. Erdogan's threats.
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In some criminal cases, he has come down hard on prosecutors or government officials, while also sometimes defying colleagues on the bench.
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Printed cookbooks have been defying their own death notices for years now, probably because they don't just offer recipes, they offer relationships.
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