"They are deliberately manipulating the facts; they are deliberately telling lies," she said.
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Everyday actions, whether they're deliberately positive or deliberately negative, are affecting your network.
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There are hundreds of thousands of people being deliberately besieged, deliberately starved, right now.
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Those earlier shows weren't deliberately opaque and didn't deliberately withhold necessary information from the audience.
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What I study is the deliberately coded signals that are on clothing brands deliberately manufactured to appeal to the far right.
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"If there is such a document, then it would mean that his testimony was either deliberately incomplete or deliberately false," Schiff said.
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I mean, that sounds like to a lot of people like -- GIULIANI: I know it does because they are being deliberately -- they are being deliberately malicious about it.
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In response to Judge Hanen's apoplexy, the government insisted that it "did not deliberately mislead the court or deliberately attempt to hide the fact of the three-year deferrals".
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"Asked about his views when he was appointed by Johnson, Browne told the London Assembly that he had gone through a "phase of being deliberately contrary and deliberately provocative.
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"If he deliberately misled a senator, that could qualify as perjury," Golshan explains, but proving someone deliberately misled a senator, while not impossible to do, would take substantial evidence.
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"People now recognize that the industry deliberately misled us about the health effects of its products, and deliberately undertook a decades-long campaign to prevent the government from acting," he said.
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Cheerleading culture is a murky territory — perhaps deliberately so.
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" And Nadler said Barr "deliberately misled the American people.
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" That doctrine, Dolovich explains, requires plaintiffs alleging a constitutional violation to show that prison officials were "deliberately indifferent to a substantial risk of serious harm," or "deliberately indifferent to a basic human need.
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Russian and Syrian officials deny having ever deliberately targeted civilians.
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Ulyukayev, who denied wrongdoing, said he had been deliberately framed.
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How he'd listen to her requests, then deliberately ignore them.
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So while the situation is confusing, it's probably deliberately confusing.
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And they deliberately and maliciously lied to the American people.
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Graf suggested the rollout could move a bit more deliberately.
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Especially when the plans in question have been deliberately misrepresented?
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They may deliberately seek out drama, because they adore attention.
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I don't think she deliberately took parts of the speech.
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And he deliberately celebrated every victory, no matter how small.
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Grindr is not deliberately revealing the locations of its users.
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De Smet says the character is deliberately written as neutral.
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Others deliberately exaggerate their age, perhaps to appear even wiser.
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They deliberately provided a constitutional process for amending the Constitution.
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Beyoncé's performance deliberately evoked the historically black college or university.
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There are indications that Mr Erdogan deliberately triggered the crisis.
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The PRCA said the campaign had deliberately inflamed racial tensions.
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"My work has deliberately sidestepped psychological profiling questions," Phillips says.
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We did it to ourselves, and we did it deliberately.
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I don't know if we do that very deliberately, really.
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"This story is totally false and deliberately libelous," Manafort said.
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In 2012, Facebook also deliberately experimented on its users' emotions.
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Hell, even the events of the ending are deliberately ambiguous.
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He drove slowly, deliberately, like a beat cop on patrol.
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It was confusing for everybody and it was deliberately so.
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Such talk suggests he is not tanking his campaign deliberately.
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It seems that Moon is deliberately trying to abolish Japan.
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How do you deliberately center Black bodies in the exhibition?
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Pruitt has deliberately prevented the legal questions from being resolved.
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In "Demons," narrative tensions escalate in a deliberately gradual way.
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They inadvertently or deliberately drag other people down with them.
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At first glance, Ueda's work comes across as deliberately disturbing.
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The consequencesBrexiteers are deliberately vague about alternatives to EU membership.
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Were you deliberately going for a famed rock producer there?
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They happened because those in power deliberately inflamed ethnic divisions.
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Some may have been positioned there deliberately by tour organisers.
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Back burns are fires deliberately lit to clear dry undergrowth.
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The ministry accused the United States of deliberately creating tensions.
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Trump deliberately chose to attack NFL players in Alabama. Why?
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Trump advisers leaking to media are now deliberately sabotaging presidency.
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Now the United States should deliberately pick winners and losers.
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I deliberately wanted to invert the conventional "romantic ballet" setup.
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I mean, none of those shots were deliberately set up.
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Instead, he deliberately sank the sub by opening its valves.
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Most appeared to have been killed deliberately, the team said.
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Until Saturday, the tourists had been deliberately, and blissfully ignorant.
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Greek authorities say they suspect the fire was set deliberately.
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Throughout the game, Aya is deliberately kept separate from Bayek.
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" He believes that the Administration is "deliberately avoiding creating records.
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But the point of the summer canvass was deliberately introductory.
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It's one that deliberately sounds less ambitious than it is.
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Sometimes I think Persephone took those six pomegranate seeds deliberately.
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Are repetitions committed deliberately, to send messages to puzzle solvers?
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Is the intent of the show to be deliberately provocative?
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"A lot of this stuff is deliberately inflammatory," Lewis said.
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Now it appears that spending was, in part, deliberately timed.
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An investigator said the driver deliberately stepped on the gas.
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But insurers and PBMs deliberately hide these savings from patients.
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At school a boy deliberately tripped me, breaking my nose.
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He moved deliberately and with purpose inside the Sweatbox ring.
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Deliberately jump on people for the sake of doing it?
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Armed with shotguns deliberately loaded with wide-arc buckshot and .
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"I think those were very deliberately aimed shots," she said.
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But many will deliberately confuse the is with the ought.
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Iraqi security forces deny they have deliberately killed peaceful protesters.
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When I ran, I deliberately sought out the low points.
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I deliberately chose somewhere to stay that was relatively isolated.
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She deliberately turned away from television cameras before doing so.
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Congress deliberately excluded from the NLRA's coverage public sector employers.
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The attackers deliberately killed 21 people, most of them foreigners.
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She is offended, and she is very deliberately showing it.
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In fact, they try very deliberately not to be themselves.
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"Falsified medical products" deliberately misrepresent their identity, composition or source.
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Those ads were deliberately designed to attract attention through controversy.
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This is something that should be deliberately done, carefully done.
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The scientific community is deliberately hiding this fungus from view.
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Instead, it very deliberately paints a picture of brutal mundanity.
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The language was very, very vague, and probably deliberately so.
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By this I mean the deliberately forced, deliberately 'false' voice we get from someone like Al Green creatively hallucinates a 'new world,' indicts the more insidious falseness of the world as we know it.
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The stakes are pitched deliberately low, as if to avoid sensationalism.
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Yet Cruz deliberately chooses not to explain this to his readers.
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Every detail in the HBO mini-series Chernobyl is there deliberately.
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For its part, Instagram has deliberately resisted adding a "regram" button.
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Bugatti kept the interior deliberately simple and focused on the driver.
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The sounds of consumer products are very deliberately designed, they explained.
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The operation was "carefully planned and very deliberately planned," Davis said.
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It's not that I deliberately put in things that are false.
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S. dollar exchange rate, which Beijing is deliberately allowing to weaken.
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"It was a car crash that really happened deliberately," Munch says.
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Indeed, NASA is deliberately taking it slow, as per the plan.
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The graphics are deliberately blocky and look very good for it.
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Heidi and Walter's bond is deliberately not defined on the show.
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"The government deliberately wastes our time," grumbles Bianca Manrique, a doctor.
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The way in which things are structured is also deliberately vague.
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With Trump, the message is crude, explicit, deliberately over the top.
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He is instead deliberately, selfishly and recklessly taking the country apart.
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Texts are forwarded, screenshotted, or typed slowly and deliberately as cliffhangers.
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Both sides stressed the deliberately vague benchmark could still be met.
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She very deliberately made her work feminine, even the frames, everything.
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They're all accentuated body parts, filthy clothing and deliberately uncomfortable movements.
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Experiments showed that deliberately placed stains disappeared within around six minutes.
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A suicide bomber disguised as a television cameraman deliberately targeted journalists.
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"I don't know that you can deliberately do anything," says Decker.
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"Like this," he says, creasing it deliberately, with long, elegant fingers.
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Mr Basu said there is no evidence they were deliberately targeted.
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Which we didn't really think about and it wasn't deliberately designed.
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It has achieved this not deliberately, but because the culture changed.
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Disease X could also be deliberately developed and spread by humans.
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A company that deliberately attacks small businesses is now displacing them.
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Indeed, Democrats are deliberately trying to claim the ground Ronald Reagan
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But when he does speak, he does so deliberately and concisely.
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As for the rest, you're deliberately left to decide for yourself.
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"Doctors are not allowed to deliberately damage someone's health," she said.
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Its website is deliberately free of threatening language and frightening videos.
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"I don't think he was deliberately going for the speech," Sgt.
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This all plays out in a city deliberately stripped of identifiers.
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Kerry's announcement was a surprise, one that defied deliberately lowered expectations.
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Mary Zimmerman's new production engages closely and deliberately with this context.
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That compromise was to deliberately create an uncomfortable experience for users.
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Johnson said the views of EU opponents were being deliberately misrepresented.
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The report is at best opaque — and at worst deliberately misleading.
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So there's a big business in healing that's deliberately destroying people.
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Mobbs said international merchant shipping was "unlikely to be deliberately targeted".
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So perhaps they were deliberately trying to offer an alternative model.
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It's about crafting something deliberately, and then obscuring it in shadow.
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But, the obsidian and cicada pendant I deliberately keep with me.
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That is what disrupters do: deliberately look to do things differently.
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Zaharie Ahmad Shah, deliberately flew off course en route to Beijing.
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To encourage unconventional thinking, his early instruments deliberately omitted a keyboard.
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That symphony of mechanical delight is deliberately guided into the cabin.
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The chain deliberately keeps prices low to better customers' shopping experiences.
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Police say the accused gunman deliberately attacked Hispanics in the Walmart.
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Whether or not Johnson started this row deliberately is probably incidental.
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North Korea is a country that deliberately starves its own citizens.
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Russia and Syria appear to be deliberately targeting civilians like Bana.
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"We did not deliberately target personnel in these strikes," Votel said.
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It was deliberately brutal and broke the back of the rebellion.
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Ms. O'Farrell claimed later that she deliberately stepped out of sight.
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His head, deliberately, for maximum shock value, landed at the stadium.
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Some have told us they keep their profiles extremely low, deliberately.
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The wildly popular Baking Show deliberately creates a sense of community.
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The surfaces, on the other hand, are flawful indeed — deliberately so.
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But some Bangladeshis speculate that they are deliberately leaving them alone.
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For example, should nonelite runners deliberately walk part of the way?
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Mr. Akhtar deliberately and honorably chose not to pursue that route.
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It seems like the settlement deliberately did not highlight that option.
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One concept gaining momentum is geoengineering: deliberately manipulating the Earth's climate.
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It was deliberately marketed as a product for the cultural elite.
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It moved slowly and deliberately when it comes to making deals.
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These camps were for refugees, and they were kept deliberately overcrowded.
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I never injured anyone deliberately, and it was never done maliciously.
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Instead, Mr. Puigdemont's speech only deepened the confusion, perhaps deliberately so.
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They are, after all, deliberately and literally splashy: boobs and milk.
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It was always rubbish, marketed by people deliberately indifferent to facts.
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Deliberately so because I can't stand talking to people before lunch.
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But that's why we deliberately never mention Donald Trump by name.
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The imagery is vivid and — no doubt deliberately — often heavy-handed.
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Several readers shared how they carefully and deliberately opened their relationships.
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That feeling will pass, almost as if it's being deliberately disowned.
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But executives see many of the new laws as deliberately protectionist.
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Surely, Trump and his speech writers did not deliberately omit it.
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Unlike Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos, Dorsey deliberately refrains from micromanagement.
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"I deliberately used volume as a storytelling tool," Mr. Gibbons said.
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Each is unique; all of them — not necessarily deliberately — deceive readers.
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State authorities have said a minority of fires are deliberately lit.
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Investigators said the state had been "deliberately indifferent" to these conditions.
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They deliberately want to arrest dozens and to beat up hundreds.
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They deliberately want to arrest dozens and to beat up hundreds.
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Trump has previously accused China of deliberately devaluing the currency. 27.7.
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They deliberately stalled Ukraine's response to the seizure of its territory.
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Finally, there is the danger of diseases deliberately spread by terrorists.
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Maybe people are deliberately hanging up on me because of Trump .
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The larger company alleged that Cigna's executives deliberately torched the plan.
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The conductor's avowedly anti-didactic, deliberately neutral style came sensationally alive.
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"I deliberately grew my label very slowly and organically," she said.
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Some people likely refused to believe her -- deliberately, willfully, even maliciously.
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The building very deliberately combines early 20th-century and contemporary design.
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Reed deliberately avoided creating work that would fall into easy categorization.
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"The subjects were deliberately hiding to evade arrest," Mr. Gierran said.
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But few besides us chose to deliberately instigate and justify violence.
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"I'm wearing Levi's," Mr. Nordine said, deliberately and a bit ominously.
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It was a bit rude, crude, and abrasive, and deliberately done.
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One controversial idea, known as assisted migration, involves deliberately moving trees.
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I think your analysis deliberately obscures this part of the story.
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He's deliberately provoking hysteria over a caravan of migrants, for example.
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Stormer started the court in 2016 and chose the name deliberately.
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"China has very deliberately set its goals on 'firsts,'" she said.
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Our governments, particularly federal, have been very deliberately and systematically destroying the society, shipping jobs overseas, using schools to assault cultural values, deliberately creating a culture dependent on welfare, destroying industry with environmental legislation and such.
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"We would give local authorities the power to take over deliberately kept empty properties, because there is something grossly insulting about the idea you would build some luxury block and deliberately keep it empty," he said.
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We are left with the impression that either Simon Milner and Mike Schroepfer deliberately misled the Committee or they were deliberately not briefed by senior executives at Facebook about the extent of Russian interference in foreign elections.
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But in order to do that, I had to start deliberately failing.
|
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But Trump and his supporters accuse Obama of deliberately dragging his feet.
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Did I deliberately not embed the original version of Ram's ad below?
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Platforms need to transparently, thoughtfully, and deliberately take ownership of this issue.
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So, actually, our policies are deliberately ... They leave a little wiggle room.
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"So that's why we deliberately do not mention Donald Trump," he continued.
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Some immigrants deliberately have skipped their check-ins and gone into hiding.
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Myers rose in what seemed considerable pain, taking each upward step deliberately.
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Heitz said there were no indications that the blaze was started deliberately.
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In April, a man deliberately drove into a crowd, killing 10 people.
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They can deliberately blur the lines between the staged and the observed.
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Liang, who is Chinese-American, was not accused of deliberately killing Gurley.
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I, too, have deliberately worn outfits that would look good in pictures.
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They're real, based off an image and a lifestyle he's deliberately designed.
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You have to deliberately move your hand to advance or go back.
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Syrian opposition groups say Syrian and Russian forces deliberately target medical buildings.
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Only a few mammalian species systematically and deliberately kill their own species.
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On both these questions Brexiteers are being deliberately—and perhaps dangerously—opaque.
|
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Almost one in five said they did so deliberately to upset others.
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"It is the first deliberately," he said in an email to Gizmodo.
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" In response, Streep said in a statement that she "wasn't deliberately silent.
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Paratopic ends abruptly, but the plot doesn't seem deliberately confounding, just underdrawn.
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He is deliberately putting her and all Muslim Americans in harm's way.
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The district attorney&aposs office has said the fire was deliberately set.
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President Donald Trump has voiced concern over countries deliberately weakening their currencies.
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So mission scientists need to deliberately collect samples of different grain sizes.Sand!
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I was deliberately going on dates in neighborhoods where nobody knew me.
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Trump has struggled to leave behind his style of being deliberately shocking.
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Lastly, you deliberately don't include a picture of yourself in the book.
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And I deliberately searched out the most vile content I could find.
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He also alleges they deliberately buried evidence that pointed to his innocence.
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The larger implication was that people could potentially "grow" soil carbon deliberately.
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Pakistan said India carried out an unprovoked attack deliberately targeted at civilians.
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Any journalist discovered to have deliberately withheld information would be let go.
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"There's nothing like Democrats deliberately playing games to unify Republicans," Cole said.
|
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Boehmermann, no stranger to controversy, made clear he was being deliberately provocative.
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Not bad for a company that has deliberately kept a low profile.
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The music is deliberately open-ended for the audience to insert themselves.
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They deliberately kept the public at risk rather than spend the money.
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Ferrer is accused of deliberately trying to run over a government official.
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Do you see yourself as deliberately pushing back against a pervasive pessimism?
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The fact that I'm sober isn't really public knowledge, decidedly and deliberately.
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The officer, a Chinese-American, was not accused of deliberately killing Gurley.
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Which is super stripped down and deliberately has no frills around it.
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Where Argento's political backdrop was unspoken, Guadagnino's has a deliberately crafted presence.
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We satirise and roast everyone, we're deliberately not sympathetic to any side.
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But the second film, Star Trek Into Darkness, deliberately refutes its predecessor.
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Yeah. I deliberately wrote a book that is not Eat Pray Love.
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Neither rules nor technology will stop those intent on deliberately causing harm.
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China is deliberately different from other participants in the global market economy.
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Others are deliberately targeted for killing, abduction and recruitment by armed groups.
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The acting is deliberately wooden, and the special effects are laughably cheesy.
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And part of this was, in my view, we engineered this deliberately.
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He is accused of using firearms to deliberately sink boats carrying migrants.
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Declining to ask those questions and deliberately answer them is not sensible.
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The Myanmar government has denied that its soldiers deliberately attacked unarmed Rohingya.
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And the whole point is that Talma deliberately did not choose it.
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The woman said it seemed as if he were being deliberately vague.
|
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Yet this intimate moment is bracketed by deliberately operatic, even bombastic gestures.
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Then Jack meets the younger Jackie for a deliberately slushy love duet.
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Syria and Russia have both denied they deliberately target schools or civilians.
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But is that what President Trump was deliberately doing with his tweets?
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Such episodes deliberately complicate the book's exaltation of mobility and its freedoms.
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To successfully walk this tightrope, we need to tread carefully and deliberately.
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Deliberately burning forests to develop the land can cause heavy air pollution.
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Deliberately omitting facts can result in up to five years in prison.
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They're not deliberately provocative, but they also don't offer us comfortable resolutions.
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The prevailing theory holds that Victor deliberately burned down Cheryl's treasured retreat.
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We deliberately don't create single points of failure with-- with smaller firms.
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Some are concerned that the Kremlin critic may have been deliberately poisoned.
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Wouldn't you prefer your child to be mean accidentally, rather than deliberately?
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"So, there's a status here and he is proceeding deliberately and cautiously."
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He is not using the rules, he is deliberately breaking the rules.
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Boxers who deliberately head-butt can also lose points or be disqualified.
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This suggests Johnson is deliberately setting up his offer to be rejected.
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SPICER: Some members of the media were engaged in deliberately false reporting.
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But lawmakers deliberately let these provisions expire last year for a reason.
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The standard for the judge approving the asylum application is deliberately higher.
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You deliberately reject people and have a negative view of the world.
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We want to click with a purpose, and use our screens deliberately.
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He smoothed his hair slowly, moving deliberately in an imitation of sobriety.
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The company deliberately keeps a low profile and maintains little web presence.
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If he loses a game, he deliberately changes his pre-match habits.
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On the back of each bottle, the language used is deliberately vague.
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Groups deliberately plant code into others' Switches so they no longer work.
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Mary Sciambra was shot accidentally, while her husband, Tony, was deliberately targeted.
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In regard to the film, I deliberately wrote the script without dialogue.
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"She set things up and then deliberately knocked them down," Levin says.
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In public appearances, he said, he deliberately avoids commentary on contemporary politics.
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They deliberately worked to trigger clashes among those with different political ideas.
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A group of people was filmed deliberately toppling the Duckbill in 2016.
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The fund holds only 36 stocks, a deliberately focused selection, he said.
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The foundation said Ms. Banach deliberately erased data from computer hard drives.
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Myanmar's military has repeatedly denied that it has deliberately attacked unarmed Rohingya.
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Others wondered whether perhaps he had deliberately caught Mr. Solomon off guard.
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Russia deliberately blurs its role in influence operations, American intelligence officials say.
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Rumors swept the neighborhood that city officials were deliberately spreading the disease.
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It was not clear whether the Americans had been deliberately stood up.
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Even companies like Nike have faced allegations of deliberately damaging unwanted stock.
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But Hamas also accused Israel of deliberately sabotaging the nascent cease-fire.
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Frank seems to have deliberately dissolved the membrane between dream and reality.
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It's enough to prove that someone deliberately sought to hinder an investigation.
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I deliberately called him a partisan hack as an echo of that.
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I know of one female lawyer who deliberately wears suspenders in court.
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And so union leadership positions were deliberately parceled out among ethnic groups.
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Of course they weren't doing it deliberately, the algorithm was doing it.
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In wandering, his poems deliberately cultivate attentiveness to the motions of mind.
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Do you deliberately devote classroom time to social-emotional learning, or SEL?
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He chose his words deliberately and laughed about his discomfort in interviews.
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Deliberately, I wore my least comfortable rain boots and thin, supportless socks.
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One controversial idea, known as assisted migration, involves deliberately moving trees northward.
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She had the Alabama style, talked slowly and deliberately, wore a miniskirt.
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"The creationists have misinterpreted, either mistakenly or deliberately, our work," Laurin says.
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Then exhale as slowly as you can, deliberately slowing down your exhalation.
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"I thought they did that deliberately to break Iwao's spirit," says Hideko.
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We've deliberately chosen not to work with him in the years since.
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Moscow says Kiev deliberately provoked it in order to trigger a crisis.
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"Sometimes I think Persephone took those six pomegranate seeds deliberately," she admits.
|
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"I am deliberately edgy, I'm not going to deny that," he said.
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With what entry would you deliberately fail the "breakfast test," and why?
|
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But the most challenging part was deliberately injecting errors into each garment.
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The police have said that they believe the submarine was deliberately sunk.
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The Constitution's standard for impeachment — "high crimes and misdemeanors" — is deliberately vague.
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Hunters deliberately channels the grand, mythic spirit of Golden Age comic books.
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In actuality, only 24 people have been charged with deliberately lighting bushfires.
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Rather, Westbrook seems to have deliberately decided not to engage with Star.
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He turned up late at press conferences and spoke deliberately bad French.
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The experience of being deliberately misgendered is deeply hurtful for trans people.
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The experience of being deliberately misgendered is deeply hurtful for trans people.
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Warren deliberately went after Bloomberg, and then she went after him again.
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A thing deliberately, for a brief astounding moment, broken from its element.
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"The possibility this was a deliberately released bioweapon can be firmly excluded."
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Just 287 of those have been charged over alleged deliberately-lit bushfires.
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Though Maxwell's physics is deliberately vague, the implications are immediate and real.
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It also deliberately perpetuates the Nagorno-Karabakh war between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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The interior of the car has a deliberately crafted room-like ambience.
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In some cases, there are sly literary allusions that deliberately transpose gender.
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Others have posited the theory that a pilot deliberately crashed the plane.
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Taylor and Blunt said the movie was deliberately darker than the book.
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Were you deliberately trying not to go too far in either direction?
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Even the suffragists' signature white clothes were deliberately chosen to signal purity.
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Was he deliberately seeking to signal that he had the President's back?
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Its admission that US is DELIBERATELY targeting ordinary citizens: #EconomicTerrorism, illegal & inhuman.
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Deliberately inept painting, a visual form of camp, certainly has its pleasures.
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The latter group just doesn't want their nominee to be deliberately cruel.
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"I can't imagine why anyone would deliberately bring this over," she said.
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Say, white nationalists looking to discredit antiracists by deliberately misidentifying march participants.
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It was a sign that Trump was deliberately pandering to white supremacists.
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Manafort's defense team has argued that he never deliberately broke the law.
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I deliberately say "would" because there's an element of good faith there.
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You get out of this by deliberately turning your attention inside out.
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This is a loaded phrase and I use it deliberately and advisedly.
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Mr. Colella appears to have been deliberately mischievous in acting in this manner.
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There was some speculation that central banks had deliberately co-ordinated their comments.
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" And on top of that, Filucci notes, "All content should be deliberately chosen.
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"Some members of the media were engaged in deliberately false reporting," Spicer said.
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The narrative seems to be that Emma deliberately kept Gypsy from her mother.
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In all, it was a remarkably big and hearty meal—perhaps deliberately so.
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The external looks are deliberately different, the inside is radically different as well.
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Now British police say that Skripal was deliberately poisoned with a nerve agent.
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Police say a huge truck was deliberately driven into a crowd of shoppers.
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Authorities have warned that any fires deliberately set will be regarded as terrorism.
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Meditation isn't about "doing nothing"—it's about learning to do one thing deliberately.
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Nor is he deliberately advocating any form of "pre-war European anti-Semitism".
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But equally style can be deliberately different; the essence of individual self expression.
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Rather they deliberately promulgate blatant lies which play to voters' irrationalities and insecurities.
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Other times, workers deliberately antagonized the residents, patients and some staff members said.
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This policy is clearly and deliberately aimed at restricting the entry of Muslims.
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What that something actually is has remained deliberately vague in the years since.
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"It's now abundantly clear: Barack Obama has deliberately weakened America," Mr. Rubio said.
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Out of sheer impatience, he deliberately vandalizes the protections around an ancient sarcophagus.
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The Chinese government deliberately sows confusion in official announcements and state-controlled media.
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What they may not know is how deliberately he is currying their favor.
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We have consciously and deliberately and repeatedly turned our back on the problem.
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The deliberately small New Light congregation was immersed in intimate and deep reflection.
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It is not particularly scary, despite some disturbing moments, and it's deliberately paced.
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So actually, it's really quite lame in that sense, which was done deliberately.
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Burger King's new ad deliberately gets your Google Home to talk about burgers.
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Deliberately concealing breaches from regulators and citizens could attract higher fines for companies.
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Do you think he eschewed the public acclaim deliberately, or was it indignancy ?
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Companies that willfully and deliberately defy the new rules are liable to fines.
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"Some members of the media were engaged in deliberately false reporting," he said.
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The lawsuit claimed that the defendants deliberately placed Peterson in a false light.
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"Kalinda went off deliberately to disappear, and we're honoring that choice," said King.
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This is the first step in a campaign that will be conducted deliberately.
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The key would be showing users a deliberately more diverse assortment of content.
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Pressing threats included a natural pandemic, nuclear war, and a deliberately engineered pandemic.
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When she speaks, she gives the impression that every word is deliberately chosen.
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They didn't deliberately target immigrants simply for being in the country without papers.
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That suggests there may be information inside the device that was deliberately concealed.
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"Assertions that contracts are deliberately complex are baseless and inaccurate," she wrote. CreditCards.
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It isn't trying to be twee or deliberately offbeat—that's not Cruz's aim.
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Authorities have said there were serious indications the fire had been started deliberately.
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Ankara believes he was deliberately killed inside the building and his body removed.
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Evidence beneficial to McCullough was buried, ignored and perhaps concealed deliberately, he found.
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You've said in other interviews before that your music is deliberately stripped down.
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Some of these microplastics are deliberately engineered like microbeads in a facial scrub.
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She just got herself deliberately stung by a bee to smooth her skin.
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The enduring story of The Great Pumpkin, however, deliberately calls upon Christmas traditions.
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On the home-front, he accuses Mr Obama of deliberately transforming America's "identity".
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Eurosceptic Tories had wanted a straight veto for Britain, a deliberately implausible demand.
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One proferred solution is to level the field by slowing things down deliberately.
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We may have actually bred this capacity into them, either deliberately or unconsciously.
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Many lunar probes have crash-landed on the Moon, both deliberately and accidentally.
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The government accused Apple of "deliberately" raising "technological barriers" that affected the investigation.
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She was attacked as a "dumb broad" and had her comments deliberately misrepresented.
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So I had understood about, say, the Hindu-Muslim divide being encouraged deliberately.
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We are being deceived systematically and deliberately; this much is on the record.
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Were you deliberately trying to shake off the pigeonhole you'd been put in?
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At every commercial break, they were running ads for their deliberately nostalgic programming.
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It's important to note that the new draft rule was very deliberately crafted.
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A majority of that group says he's encouraged them deliberately rather than accidentally.
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Turkey believes he was deliberately killed inside the building and his body removed.
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Warring parties have deliberately targeted aid workers and manipulated aid for political gain.
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Lives are being destroyed deliberately by some and by the ignorance of most.
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The investigators found that Moonves "deliberately lied" about the accusations from 85033 women.
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In Philadelphia, felons who are ineligible to vote remain on the rolls deliberately.
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There is an entire puzzle with the marketing department that deliberately inspires joy.
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A Chinese newspaper, Global Times, accused them of deliberately provoking the mainland's authorities.
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In the last week, schools, clinics and mosques have been deliberately bombed, too.
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He also deliberately implied that she had falsely accused other men of rape.
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Instead, Republicans did the opposite and deliberately cut payments intended to stabilize premiums.
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Supporters worry the Trump administration now may be deliberately trying it undermine it.
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The Myanmar government has repeatedly denied that its soldiers deliberately attacked unarmed Rohingya.
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"This story is totally false and deliberately libelous," Manafort said in a statement.
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They believed she had deliberately cut the course and then lied about it.
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I didn't knowingly do it badly, I certainly didn't deliberately do it badly.
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Hillary Clinton created an illegal private email server – deliberately, willfully, and with premeditation.
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In Germany right now, the campaign style is deliberately low-key and consensual.
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It's not that there's someone who's deliberately trying to make us all outraged.
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Jojo added that she was being deliberately vague on details, according to Bloomberg.
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It's to make sure these compounds are deliberately removed at water-treatment plants.
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There's no evidence that Google deliberately suppresses conservative viewpoints in its search algorithm.
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Police have not yet said whether any of the fires were set deliberately.
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More than once, she deliberately misled investigators in order to protect her brother.
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Tesla either ignored the alert or deliberately failed to disclose it to Walmart.
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Starting in 2900, China began to deliberately undervalue its currency against the dollar.
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Trump has deliberately tried to make himself unpredictable, even frightening, to America's adversaries.
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Feinstein did not give her opinion on whether Sessions was being deliberately untruthful.
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One celebrity chef wrote that patrons felt "deliberately lied to" by the Engleharts.
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Under my leadership, the CFPB will proceed deliberately and transparently in its rulemakings.
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Hudner could have been court-martialed for deliberately crash-landing next to Brown.
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A few years in, he began deliberately "blowing" his first line of dialogue.
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Zuma says he never knowingly or deliberately set out to violate the constitution.
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His newspaper columns for The Sun and The Times deliberately troll liberal readers.
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" Her lawyers called the connections in these articles "highly tenuous and deliberately inflammatory.
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Only four patients, Dr. Parra-Saavedra said, deliberately chose to have their babies.
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" Laintz is suing the county and Correctional Health Partners for "deliberately indifferent policies.
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House GOP leadership has denied deliberately holding up the bill to punish Jones.
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He weaves his way back and forth, moving deliberately, nose to the ground.
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" He responds deliberately with a nod, an eyebrow wiggle, and a solemn, "Yeah.
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The thing that we work more deliberately to do is reflect on marriage.
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Did Saudi Arabia deliberately set out to squeeze hedge funds with bearish bets?
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Likewise Lemonade's narrative deliberately blurs the lines between the personal and the political.
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They say the tests were bungled, maybe deliberately, and the government is lying.
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Either DeVos hasn't read the Title IX guidance, or she's deliberately misrepresenting it.
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She talks slowly and deliberately, in a tone that conveys even more seriousness.
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Together, these studios began deliberately cultivating what would become known as idol groups.
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Although the mission was successful, NASA seemed to deliberately avoid publicizing the flight.
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Beck himself deliberately created 1999's Midnite Vultures as something fun to tour.
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This is the beauty of college sports—it is a deliberately flawed product.
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It's a line deliberately drawn and one about which too many are indifferent.
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Has the media ever so deliberately and consistently misinterpreted what a president said?
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That's right — a piece of information is being deliberately withheld from the public.
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But this was a deliberately bizarre, weird, low-information way of doing it.
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Their decision is likely to be key, but they have deliberately avoided specifics.
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OR, With what entry would you deliberately fail the "breakfast test," and why?
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Poorly funded and deliberately austere, the homes often doubled as orphanages for infants.
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But deliberately misleading senators about them during a confirmation process has to be.
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"Saudi Arabia is using U.S. munitions to deliberately hit civilian targets inside Yemen,"
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But it was the deliberately ugly that engaged Buruma, that felt so daring.
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During O'Rourke's active period, "we weren't deliberately looking for hacking chops," Wheeler said.
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Or, with what entry would you deliberately fail the "breakfast test," and why?
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Researchers can deliberately induce mutations in enzymes and track how well they work.
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Her set of musical tools is deliberately limited; it's also all she needs.
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As for me, I don't want any deliberately slanted news from any source.
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Abolition is deliberately everything-ist; it's about the entirety of human-environmental relations.
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I think society is deliberately portraying races either as a target or privileged.
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The afterlife in "The Good Place," on the other hand, is deliberately artificial.
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And that music had a deliberately overwrought quality, signaling the author's self-consciousness.
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But the authors of the legislation deliberately included a check on the agencies.
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Mr. Blankenship was eventually convicted of having deliberately skirted federal mining safety requirements.
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Either he is a deliberately racist cartoonist — or an incompetent and careless cartoonist.
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He deliberately revealed his manipulations, saving his client's reputation but destroying his own.
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Another province threatened the death penalty to anyone caught deliberately spreading the virus.
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His name was Bashar Hamood; until now, he'd deliberately seemed to avoid me.
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Why would the Obama administration deliberately devalue the worth of patents and innovation?
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Three other Americans were wounded, and a $75 million aircraft was deliberately destroyed.
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There is a unique joy that comes with being deliberately and unapologetically annoying.
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"…I think it was quite deliberately designed to be a threat." https://t.
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Vindman's testimony, meanwhile, implied that the record was deliberately placed into the system.
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Indonesia's environment and forestry ministry says most of the fires were lit deliberately.
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All of his pieces have a muted color palette that is deliberately off.
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Many young poets, however, confuse being deliberately obscure with creating a deeper mystery.
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And with what entry would you deliberately fail the "breakfast test," and why?
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In 1971, a federal judge found that Detroit's schools had been deliberately segregated.
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Some wondered if Pelosi was deliberately replacing one meme-worthy moment with another.
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But Rolls-Royce deliberately chose a larger, four-engine plane for its versatility.
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By being deliberately violent, it set Fulro on a path of no return.
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Instead, the tracks stay fragile and keep coming deliberately unsprung, defying mechanical regularity.
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With all this catastrophe, who in the world would deliberately start a bushfire?
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Today, Mr. Zhou provides us with an exact recipe that does that deliberately.
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Did a cabal within the F.B.I. deliberately slow-walk investigations into that possibility?
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During our recent time together, he spoke slowly and deliberately, and moved accordingly.
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Many are deliberately ignited to clear the forest for farming and cattle ranching.
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There is no dispute about my actions: I deliberately shot and killed someone.
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Israel says Hamas deliberately provokes violence at the protests, a charge Hamas denies.
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Police allege the suspects had deliberately deflated her tire before launching their attack.
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" A 28503 congressional investigation noted that ATF deliberately chose a "dynamic entry approach.
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That establishment gave them good reason for distrust by deliberately betraying progressive values.
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Suu Kyi's government has strongly denied accusations it is deliberately targeting Rohingya civilians.
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This announcement also deliberately shows Beyoncé's pregnant stomach, which is a pointed statement.
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"That has been deliberately upheld by the retailers and dairy companies," he says.
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One elderly man deliberately tripped a youngster who was climbing through his section.
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It is deliberately opaque, on the level of sentence as well as plot.
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The song was deliberately tense, hinting at an explosion that never actually came.
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Deliberately set up as a lefty response to Fox a few years ago.
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It is not because these texts, as objects, are inherently goofy (not deliberately).
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It also meant deliberately amping up Sunni-Shia sectarianism to serve their interests.
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It alleges Clydesdale and NAB deliberately or recklessly misrepresented a contractual ability to charge a break cost to end the loans early - to which they were not entitled - and deliberately added hidden margins into interest charges on fixed-rate loans.
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It alleges Clydesdale deliberately or recklessly misrepresented a contractual ability by the banks to charge a break cost to end the loan early - to which they were not entitled - and deliberately added hidden margins into interest charges on fixed-rate loans.
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"It quite deliberately fails to comply with the requirements of governing law," he said.
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Other potential inclusions might have been deliberately destroyed, or sat unrecognized inside junk shops.
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They deliberately set out to prank the internet and succeeded beyond their wildest expectations.
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He was in specialist schools until he got himself kicked out deliberately at 16.
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Aren&apost you escalating the arms race, and aren&apost you being deliberately provocative?
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However, the jury rejected the argument that Morton deliberately killed Mangan, the site reports.
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Google wouldn't address whether it deliberately deep-sixed search results related to the story.
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It is surprising, then, given their geometric language, how deliberately irrational these paintings are.
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But the Trump administration can, and is deliberately stoking the fear that it will.
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He said that he never knowingly or deliberately set out to violate the constitution.
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Some also questioned whether Trump deliberately left off countries where he has business interests.
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Apple acknowledged in December that its software sometimes deliberately slows phones with weak batteries.
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"The artworks are meant to deliberately enter the life cycle of nature," Langen writes.
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More sinisterly, you could accuse Apple of deliberately making its cheaper phone look worse.
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That does not prove anything, but decreases the likelihood that it was deliberately sent.
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This drawing is designed to show off the thoracic artery—everything is deliberately muted.
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Mr Navarro's suggestion that Germany deliberately attempts to weaken the euro makes no sense.
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Prosecutors contend that he deliberately left his child in the hot car to die.
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He said they deliberately set out to destroy the city's burgeoning black middle class.
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They claim security forces and Iranian-backed militias are deliberately shooting into the crowds.
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Police said there is good evidence that the animals were deliberately and systematically taken.
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It was as if they were taunting me for having deliberately "de-womanized" myself.
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Like Lo, Clouse wanted Chan to fight like Bruce Lee — slowly, deliberately, and forcefully.
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Serious Sam VR, though, is more deliberately designed than your average VR wave shooter.
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The path to profitability is clear, although often deliberately delayed in exchange for growth.
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It said that journalists "had deliberately cherry picked statements" to come to their conclusions.
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It's a very serious allegation to accuse professional journalists of deliberately cherry-picking statements.
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PepsiCo "deliberately cultivates" consumer misperceptions through its marketing of Naked drinks, the complaint said.
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But people close to Harris's campaign say she is deliberately not following that path.
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Amid the uncertainty around both firms, one direction looks set: each is deliberately shrinking.
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As it stands, councils can placate NIMBYish residents by deliberately underestimating future housing needs.
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After five weeks, the Conboys and their colleagues deliberately injured the older mice's muscles.
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It gave me an advantage that I deliberately chose to develop into an advantage.
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He is in a sense, but not in a sense to do it deliberately.
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A book, selected deliberately and precisely for your friend, can a wonderful holiday gift.
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What is more, in future EU regulators could set out to harm London deliberately.
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To deliberately knock out genetic function, the researchers inserted foreign genetic sequences, called transposons.
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It's a question of are these other currencies too low by design, deliberately so?
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The actress has had platinum blond ends with deliberately dark roots ever since February.
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A government minister said there was no doubt the fires had been set deliberately.
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Non-whites were deliberately given poor schooling, lest they get uppity or, worse, skilled.
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Entrepreneurs who deliberately mischaracterize their compensation face reprisal from the IRS if they're caught.
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But things look different if you're worried about someone deliberately manipulating an election result.
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Yes, the prisoner discovers, everyone in authority is deliberately acting against your best interest.
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Internet terrorists are deliberately using social media to target tens of thousands, he said.
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Others note that Benedict's resignation speech, in Latin, was profoundly and perhaps deliberately ambiguous.
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The laws of cricket prevent players from deliberately changing the condition of the ball.
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When he deliberately posts something like the above - the typical response is..meh pic.twitter.
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But what happened to the White Walkers wasn't a deliberately dissatisfying subversion of expectations.
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If someone is killed deliberately, a defendant could receive capital punishment, the law says.
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"Some organizations are deliberately targeting these communities with inaccurate and misleading information about vaccines."
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Rory deliberately models her first kiss with Logan on Lorelai's first kiss with Christopher.
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He has previously accused Japan of weakening the yen deliberately to help boost exports.
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Why it matters: African identities were deliberately erased during the era of American slavery.
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The French government says an attacker with an automatic weapon deliberately targeted police officers.
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Although we used deliberately simple examples, the "real world" isn't that much more complex.
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It was a screw-up … it obviously is not something anyone would do deliberately.
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Some (like Everybody Loves Raymond) might have returned to a more deliberately classical vibe.
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China may have been deliberately underestimating the rate at which this shift will happen.
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Some told me the news has become so disturbing lately that they deliberately disconnect.
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This makes a "troll" someone who makes a deliberately offensive or provocative online posting.
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A comparatively more ascetic creative, McRyhew deliberately excludes samples in his process as well.
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"This story is totally false and deliberately libelous," he said in a written statement.
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"It's not true," he said when told he had been accused of deliberately losing.
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Nothing good can ever come out of deliberately choosing a song to bang to.
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Technologists are horrified by the very idea of deliberately creating software that undermines security.
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Apple seems to have very deliberately targeted 10 hours as its goal and benchmark.
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Startups often use the service in ways that deliberately allow them to switch providers.
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We must deliberately invest it with the meaning we wish for it to have.
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" Stewart cast blame on the left for "deliberately trying to divide Americans by race.
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But poetry, I often deliberately leave unread, so I can come back to it.
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His "sample" is small and deliberately like him: white, straight men of Gen-X.
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In other words, we don't deliberately nurture boys to be emotionally whole (and nonviolent).
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The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack and claimed it was deliberately targeting Mattis.
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The characters speak slowly and deliberately, and the events occur with a calm inevitability.
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Musically, Zinner says the band tried not to deliberately adhere to the EP's style.
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Whether or not the sign was deliberately meant to foster xenophobia is wholly irrelevant.
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Not so the "Boring Conference," a daylong showcase of talks on deliberately dull topics.
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It was, either deliberately or accidentally, the best possible artist for NASA to select.
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Common causes are lightning strikes or humans, who drop cigarettes or light blazes deliberately.
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There is no evidence the van's driver was bypassing men or deliberately targeting women.
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Any revealing details have been explicitly and deliberately withheld to protect this person's identity.
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And they had deliberately decided to do so during the first days of school.
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I deliberately haven't singled any one out, for fear of possibly slighting the others.
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Earlier this month, the company revealed an unrelated data breach that was deliberately concealed.
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Trump polarizes the electorate, deliberately intensifying divisions over issues like immigration, race and trade.
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Odinga accuses security forces of deliberately beating and killing residents, accusations the police deny.
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Spade on a life adventure packed with deliberately repellent sexual humor, misogyny and homophobia.
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At home, my wife and I now deliberately pray in front of the kids.
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For years, Richmond's African-American voters had been deliberately disenfranchised by their own government.
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On Twitter, Watson strongly denied having edited the video in a deliberately deceptive fashion.
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"Definitely yes, there're things I read deliberately knowing I will hate them," he said.
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In fact, I made a comparison between Trump and King deliberately and with reason.
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Impeachment is a constitutional remedy of last resort, deliberately made difficult by our Framers.
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One was deliberately made to fail, but it took 434 pounds of vertical load.
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After Margaret deliberately upstages the opening of her devoted husband's play, she feigns innocence.
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A Republican journalist calling me the B-word as he deliberately misinterprets my statement.
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But it was also dangerous, deliberately meant to stir up the wingnuts and kooks.
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Style, technique, and methodology are not things del Sol handles deliberately as an artist.
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According to film historian and TASCHEN author Paul Duncan, the film is deliberately ambiguous.
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But Scoggins and Thompson have clearly approached their game with a deliberately asymmetrical philosophy.
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Stunned, horrified, trying to survive: Offred's deeply sympathetic but, in the novel, deliberately inert.
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Her latest semiabstract paintings, at Hauser & Wirth, seem deliberately unresolved but still quite tasteful.
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He recently spoke with CNN about living more "deliberately" after his fight with cancer.
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Distraction can stimulate innovative thinking, even more so than deliberately trying to be creative.
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Some privacy advocates believed de León was deliberately setting up Chau's bill to fail.
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What is unclear, some said, is whether information was deliberately kept from Mr. Parker.
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Deliberately misleading governments with misinformation is just something we should not put up with.
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Did Will Shortz and company decide to run this deliberately on the vernal equinox?
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In Zucktown, this notion of firmly separated insiders and outsiders will be deliberately blurred.
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Composition: To create compelling video, compose the elements in a scene or sequence deliberately.
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Mr. Silbermann also deliberately took several years before turning Pinterest into a moneymaking enterprise.
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Travel dates by high-profile individuals are usually left deliberately vague for security reasons.
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Put another way, he's deliberately using his Twitter account as a literal bully pulpit.
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Trump started with a calm pace and deliberately measured tone: a studiously presidential style.
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Prosecutors seem to have deliberately kept the details of the settlement from Epstein's victims.
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"It might seem like, "Oh, you're doing that deliberately to get clicks or something'.
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The boat deliberately intruded into North Korean waters for fishing, the news agency said.
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The deliberately hyperfeminine aesthetics are constructed precisely to mask the authoritarianism of their ideology.
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Static shots are edited in a deliberately primitive style, eliding crucial bits of narrative.
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In fact, many theme answers in the present puzzle make this task deliberately hard.
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I was a struggling academic recovering from a messy divorce, deliberately childless at 40.
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Even if that means deliberately looking for the positives and letting little stuff slide.
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Then there is the fade-out into the bedroom, which is deliberately kept blurry.
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And Mr. Blankenship was eventually convicted of having deliberately skirted federal mining safety requirements.
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He speaks slowly, deliberately, as if he is fastidiously refusing to say anything noteworthy.
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Amid accusations that the photo deliberately glamorized the subject of immigration, debate raged online.
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Half the nation's hospitals and health centers have been destroyed, in many cases deliberately.
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" He even deliberately spread misinformation, saying Ebola was: "Spreading all over Africa-and fast.
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A recent "In the Dark" episode pointed out that Kavanaugh's decision was deliberately narrow.
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But Trump is deliberately leaving jobs vacant at the State Department, our diplomatic firefighters.
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Mr. Verzilov's friends said they were certain he did not ingest the medication deliberately.
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"Well the Inspector General has been quite deliberately vague in his allegations," he said.
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Jim: We have actually very deliberately built a plan which is a growth strategy.
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"I would never deliberately mislead my followers or promote a product that was dangerous."
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But he left something behind unintentionally and didn't bring something else along quite deliberately.
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"The Trump administration is deliberately attempting to sabotage our health care system," he said.
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Republican lawmakers have said they deliberately wrote the laws to be challenged in court.
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But the Kims are not lower-class heroes, nor are the Parks deliberately evil.
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At this point the narrative deliberately goes slack as Ms. Pool weighs her options.
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Still, close observers doubt he was deliberately trying to embarrass or undermine his brother.
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He has deliberately chosen to exist only as a persona, never as a person.
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Yes, both sides may have steered deliberately away from a long and messy conflict.
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The inferno may have been ignited by a lightning strike or perhaps set deliberately.
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This brand of ignorance deliberately shuts out the perspective of an already marginalized community.
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But Twitter also deliberately chose only to count daily users who are seeing ads.
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" Trump deliberately tapped into the same animus against citizens who are not "real people.
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" It added: "Coalition forces work diligently and deliberately to be precise in our airstrikes.
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By "deliberately emerging," the authors are referring to a deliberate release of dangerous pathogens.
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During the chase, the truck deliberately attempts to hit pedestrians in crosswalks and alleys.
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" He continued: "The last thing we were doing was deliberately trying to sideline Rose.
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One of the more surprising approaches could be to deliberately manipulate one's facial expression.
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Today's episode discusses North Korea's deliberately crazy strategies, and the Trump administration's immigration plan.
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Some boxes were deliberately placed in the aisles to bring attention to special deals.
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The kidnappers entered the gym through hotel gates police believe were left open deliberately.
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The government said Apple "deliberately raised technological barriers" to prevent execution of a warrant.
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The suit also alleges that Twitter deliberately prevented users from seeing his own tweets.
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Some false stories are produced deliberately, but some build from misinformed social media posts.
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Researchers and scientists will endure a polar winter while deliberately trapped in the ice.
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Moscow had downed the airliner deliberately, some concluded, in an act of undeclared war.
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We are doing something historically unprecedented, deliberately doing our best to asphyxiate this growth.
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"China is deliberately distorting the truth," spokesman Dilxat Raxit said in an emailed statement.
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It was a deliberately unobtrusive place, nestled against a hillside amid otherwise uninhabited land.
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"Also, I'm really allergic to coverage of things that are deliberately provocative," Barbaro added.
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Chiesa claims Conor deliberately created "havoc, mayhem and injury" that resulted in his injuries.
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But theories of the Saudi government deliberately sponsoring the attacks miss two crucial facts.
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Turkey's government believes he was deliberately killed inside the building and his body removed.
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"We are left with the impression that either [policy VP] Simon Milner and [CTO] Mike Schroepfer deliberately misled the Committee or they were deliberately not briefed by senior executives at Facebook about the extent of Russian interference in foreign elections," it suggests.
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Most of these terms are deliberately vague; they refer to "shameful spaces" and "secret places".
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Syrian military assaults continue, with civilians not just caught in the crossfire -- but deliberately targeted.
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In order to do that, negotiators deliberately refrained from including any legally enforceable compliance regime.
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Data retrieved from the vehicle's software suggested Jennifer deliberately drove the car off the cliff.
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T-Mobile appears to be deliberately slowing any and all video content on its network.
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Building a real business and being long-term investors and doing this intentionally and deliberately.
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If you swallowed enough e-liquid deliberately or by accident, then it would be possible.
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It was less clear whether the two surviving gunshot victims were deliberately targeted, he said.
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He said he settled after the FCA accepted that he did not deliberately mislead it.
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Then, when it seemed Rollins might recover, Triple H deliberately and methodically exacerbated Rollins' injury.
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And I prided myself for that, for the ways in which I deliberately limited myself.
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See You Yesterday, adapted from Bristol's 2017 short film, deliberately echoes Back to the Future.
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He continued, saying that Trump's video was deliberately edited to mislead and lie to Americans.
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Sellers, he said, was attempting to sow "racial division" by "deliberately misinterpreting" the senator's remarks.
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Trump was deliberately putting the spotlight on someone who sees the world through similar eyes.
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The government also rejected the accusation, saying aid agencies deliberately exaggerated crises to increase funding.
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Reports on social media suggest that Primera was deliberately stalling the processing of these applications.
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Warren recently ran a false ad on Facebook deliberately to draw attention to the issue.
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We are the only advanced democracy that makes it deliberately difficult for people to vote.
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Where the book feels deliberately arch, the film just feels vague and out of touch.
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He has kept investment and employee count — they have around 300 right now — deliberately low.
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At the same time, some speakers wished to explain why they deliberately chose to attend.
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"We have gone deliberately slow" with sign-ups to the program, to start, Murphy said.
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That incentivizes investment in alternatives, while deliberately making our current carbon-heavy lives less sustainable.
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Some worry that the Democratic Party could be deliberately working to undermine the Sanders campaign.
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On September 29th, Rosetta was deliberately maneuvered onto a collision course with the giant rock.
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They had gathered deliberately to protest against a recent spate of acid attacks against riders.
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But was this reveal worth deliberately hiding Superman's role in the film for so long?
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But this doesn't seem like "fake news" in the sense of being deliberately made up.
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One prominent conspiracy theory revolved around the claim that the fire had been deliberately started.
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This malware somehow managed (either deliberately or accidentally) to infect a Russian nuclear power plant.
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I often deliberately chose not to photograph things that others may feel compelled to photograph.
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That's very important, so that the loonie and the peso would not be deliberately manipulated.
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It is deliberately structured so it's not handling any of its users' personal data itself.
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Why it matters: This is the first time Iran has deliberately violated the 2015 deal.
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Nintendo is deliberately marketing the Labo towards children, and it's basically the perfect STEM toy.
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Photo by Dusdin Condren Chemical Plant deliberately obliterated the expectations placed on Ellis after Photographs.
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My friends and I sat by the stairs at tables deliberately designed to seat six.
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The special deliberately wove the Kardashian-Jenner women into an emotionally vulnerable, but united, front.
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I don't deliberately describe anything to shock people or to throw folks into a mood.
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The first European starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) were deliberately introduced to the United States around 1890.
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Where does law enforcement draw the line between securing a case and deliberately mishandling evidence?
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A second shooter entered, clad similarly, and began firing an assault weapon calmly and deliberately.
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The fires were deliberately set by ISIS militants before abandoning the city earlier this summer.
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Those gaps are sometimes there deliberately because the DOD is restricting information about military satellites.
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Snowden told me that they had thought very deliberately about intimate partner violence early on.
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A highly meritocratic elite plans the economy by deliberately moving it up the value chain.
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She did her research, had a specific "ask," and clearly and deliberately explained her reasoning.
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While it resembled the game, it deliberately locked the screen of the device on startup.
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They deliberately blur the lines between nonconsensual sexual touching, or assault, and alpha-male seduction.
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Konashenkov said one of the missiles had been deliberately exposed to a U.S. spy satellite.
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Sun said he was taking medication for a heart condition and had not deliberately doped.
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Dekanoidze said judges were deliberately reinstating discredited officers for fear the judiciary could be next.
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I don&apost know if he is deliberately being like that or a complete moron.
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Of course, it is not just Assad and his backers who are deliberately targeting civilians.
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He lied to Vice President Mike Pence and deliberately kept him out of the loop.
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The Berkeley government has purposely and deliberately refused to protect right-wing protesters from attack.
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Some local people say the scale of the death toll is deliberately being kept low.
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Most were "target" species deliberately sought by fishermen, others were non-target or bycatch species.
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Modi's critics claim the prime minister is deliberately (and possibly illegally) trying to swing votes.
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Or, even if they can, people might deliberately make different choices, according to personal preference.
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I mean look, I deliberately stayed away from talking to bankers and financiers and VCs.
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In doing so, Flyme OS ends up resembling iOS in many ways, deliberately or otherwise.
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They make up a peculiar ritual — a day-to-day devotion to deliberately unsophisticated handicraft.
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MH370 Those theories that the pilot deliberately flew Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 into the ocean?
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But she now recognizes the large-scale ramifications of sharing these images, deliberately and consistently.
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Like Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, the artificiality of the sets stood out deliberately.
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He is also quite deliberately terrifying, as Petridis found out first-hand in an interview.
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The Pentagon deliberately avoided destroying suspected chemical weapon stockpiles as to not inadvertently harm civilians.
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Rousseff faces charges of deliberately breaking budget rules to help her 2014 re-election bid.
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Deliberately removing even the faintest hint of him from Madden is also a political act.
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"This investigation determined that ISIS deliberately stage explosives and snipers to harm civilians," Isler said.
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Ramos was reportedly identified Thursday by facial recognition software after he deliberately disfigured his fingertips.
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"To deliberately target innocent children is cowardice in its most heinous form," Ryan told reporters.
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Makhlouf claimed the website was "deliberately and systematically hacked", but police said nothing illegal happened.
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But Thakur said that some hackers deliberately obfuscate their language to make tracing them harder.
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However, Gallagher's new work, unlike Baltzell's, deliberately tests the supposed line between abstraction and figuration.
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The plaintiffs accused Arab Bank of deliberately financing terrorism, including suicide bombings and other attacks.
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They deliberately choose not to open it, to leave you waiting: the power is lost.
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In Paris, along the famed Champs-Elysees, a car deliberately rammed into a police van.
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She didn't mince words ... blasting Trump for deliberately making a choice to destroy families' lives.
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But Snyder says it isn't fair to say that Flint was forgotten or deliberately neglected.
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When Getto first opened, we deliberately chose to open our doors to lesbians as well.
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He concentrates on busting crime and deliberately delegates the handling of the economy to others.
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Government spokesman Ofwono Opondo denied security personnel had deliberately beaten up the lawmakers and others.
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That will speed up the work—and the debate about deliberately wiping out a species.
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Fire whirls are sometimes started deliberately by researchers trying to discover how to extinguish them.
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Second, the new helmets have a deliberately narrower gap, which reduces the field of vision.
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Like a lot of saggers, Floyd deliberately sags his pants so his underwear is visible.
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For that reason, Congress provided a deliberately broad definition of what constitutes a labor organization.
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Some legislators opposed the law on the ground that life should never be taken deliberately.
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In short, both Israel and Iran have deliberately escalated the conflict over the past month.
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His advocacy of national populism echoes -- and very deliberately expatiates -- far-right movements across Europe.
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"You cannot have a policy of deliberately trying to injure a family bond," he said.
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Employees made "misleading statements and deliberately removed material facts from their reports," the investigation found.
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Ultimately, the agents recounted that they did not believe Flynn deliberately lied at the time.
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Mr. Batra deliberately puts his stores near beloved — and definitely not chemical-free — beauty companies.
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Migrants and their smugglers deliberately induce accidents to stop traffic so they can board trucks.
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"It's like they were deliberately trying to get everything wrong," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"In multiple respects now, the testimony of Roger Stone appears inaccurate or deliberately misleading," Rep.
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Since March, Britain has seen four attacks, three involving a vehicle deliberately driven at pedestrians.
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Those trying to peddle that nonsense are either profoundly misinformed or deliberately trying to mislead.
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The show deliberately confuses the roles of collectors and artists — is at the New Museum.
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Slowly and deliberately, she heated up potato soup, kotlety (Russian meatballs), and sliced fried potatoes.
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Psaki said former President Obama acted more deliberately than Trump when it came to Syria.
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It becomes a cycle where few are deliberately lying, but deception is spiraling ever outward.
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No one was deliberately lied to, as I felt I had been with my rental.
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Trump has signaled that he has left at least some of those positions deliberately unfilled.
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But the deliberately value-free and judgment-free nature of his thinking can cause trouble.
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They will say whatever any crowd wants to hear and never deliberately seek to displease.
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The authorities did not say whether the man was targeted deliberately or hit by accident.
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Horner even said that he believes his deliberately false stories helped get President Trump elected.
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In these snapshots of life and death in exile, some things are deliberately left unsaid.
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The Russians deliberately targeted civilians and civilian objects with indiscriminate attacks to cause excessive harm.
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At least 611 teachers have been deliberately killed, and 19,000 have been forced to flee.
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Clinton and Obama deliberately destabilized Libya, and now Italy and Europe will pay the price.
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But we deliberately made a game where you play as a black man in 1968.
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But we deliberately made a game where you play as a black man in 1968.
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Earlier tracks—which correspond to infancy—are weighty, deliberately cluttered, and occasionally dour and unsettled.
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And then you are given your objective with a deliberately, brilliantly low resolution title card.
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You can't orchestrate this stuff deliberately; it needs to happen organically, or there's no gratification.
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The report commissioned after a string of harassment allegations said many complaints were deliberately ignored.
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Experts say China may also deliberately devalue the yuan to stave off trade war effects.
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Makhlouf said the website was "deliberately and systematically hacked", but police said nothing illegal happened.
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Some of the blazes were deliberately set by farmers to clear the rainforest for pastureland.
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Investigators determined that a suicidal pilot had deliberately crashed the plane into the French Alps.
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She was found 19 days later and then vanished again, deliberately, into an inconspicuous life.
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There is a measure of solitary privacy, even in a place that is deliberately accessible.
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Apple's late cofounder and CEO Steve Jobs deliberately procrastinated when he needed to think creatively.
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Mr. Proust said he had deliberately avoided marketing his star piece before the fair opened.
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Using heavy black curtains to separate the spaces, the curators deliberately refuse an orderly experience.
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Many residents have said they think that the authorities are deliberately understating the death toll.
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"People who carry out such atrocities they deliberately target memory, past and culture," she added.
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It is deliberately a poetic recomposition of these elements that offers possible, not definitive, narratives.
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This is the second night in three that Angelina has been deliberately deprived of sleep.
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A third hypersonic test vehicle was deliberately destroyed when its boosting missile failed in 2014.
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The director was Cal McCrystal ("One Man, Two Guvnors"), who makes it deliberately, happily outrageous.
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Investigators accused insurgents of increasingly using tactics that "deliberately or indiscriminately" caused harm to civilians.
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But jurors at London's Central Criminal Court concluded that the girl had been cut deliberately.
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In 1003, he created his own technique for a haircut with different, deliberately placed layers.
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Usually backed up by two other women, but occasionally working solo, Ms. Okano moves deliberately.
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The opposition says Syrian government forces are deliberately attacking civilians to provoke them to flee.
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My own view was that was not correct; it was deliberately designed to prevent questions.
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Two more trailers eventually caught fire before Arkema deliberately burned the remaining chemicals on Sunday.
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When they played hide and seek, Mr. Zindani would find himself "deliberately" hiding with her.
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However, the video is clearly and deliberately presenting a false, misleading account of actual events.
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Ms. Thierry plays Marguerite with an understatement that can be enigmatic, seductive, or deliberately confounding.
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Several countries, including the United States, have made it illegal to deliberately alter human embryos.
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The F.D.A. said it was particularly interested in whether Juul deliberately targeted minors as consumers.
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People who deliberately go onto the tracks can be charged with criminal trespass, a misdemeanor.
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Yet by doing so, they have, deliberately or not, diluted the original gesture of kneeling.
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You can either look at the Monitor II's feature set as barebones, or deliberately lightweight.
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Some efforts get deliberately ignored if they don't line up with the new leader's priorities.
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By choosing to retain the peg, west African governments are deliberately binding their own hands.
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Above, Ms. Wall on the submarine, which was later deliberately sunk, according to an investigator.
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" Indeed, she added, Reorg's business model "deliberately keeps its information from reaching the general public.
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It's as if our society were deliberately trying to restrict opportunities and worsen income inequality.
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Another difference is that they did not deliberately implicate a foreign power in domestic matters.
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I won't repeat what he said because it's deliberately misleading and designed to be manipulative.
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Some companies deliberately make exporting your data difficult because they want you to stick around.
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Myanmar's military, known as the Tatmadaw, has repeatedly denied that it deliberately attacked unarmed Rohingya.
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Compared with information on fund cost and performance, voting data is obscure, perhaps deliberately so.
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His latest remarks are likely to outrage opponents who accuse him of deliberately inciting vigilantism.
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The app faces the threat of anti-immigrant trolls deliberately misleading people with false information.
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Schumann often writes deliberately awkward things; Chopin would never write clumsy, and only rarely heavy.
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"A lot of fires across the tropics are started deliberately, often for agriculture," he said.
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It's the sound of a band very deliberately reclaiming a style its fans had missed.
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Instead, they ended up brawling in fights that critics say prison workers deliberately set up.
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Some employees appeared to take pride in deliberately misleading customers and regulators regarding additional training.
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But deliberately targeting cultural sites or cultural heritage sites could amount to a war crime.
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The provisions of the House bill for those with pre-existing conditions are deliberately ambiguous.
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Mr. Michôd deliberately keeps "War Machine" inside General McMahon's bubble for much of the movie.
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One 2012 study examined reactions to emails that had been deliberately manipulated to include typos.
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Welky concludes that Peary, who had made false claims before, probably "misled the world" deliberately.
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Charlotte Langley has deliberately gained 22 pounds and feels happier and healthier as a result.
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Instead, his path in the film is inward, pitiful, apolitical, and (I think deliberately) monotonous.
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"I have a dream, to become a top rider," he said, deliberately invoking Dr. King.
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By loving Hope I was learning to love a part of myself I'd deliberately ignored.
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What is clear, however, is that moms often deliberately transmit healthful microbes to their infants.
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But both Pinera and his ministers have repeatedly denied that they deliberately facilitated the violations.
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Both Dorsey and Sandberg remained calm and controlled throughout their testimony, speaking deliberately and clearly.
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That's an undemocratic, inegalitarian principle that was deliberately baked into the Senate from its inception.
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Her parents told me they had done this deliberately because they had concerns about vaccines.
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"Fed officials have deliberately tried to downplay a chair speech at Jackson Hole," said Cabana.
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Her 2014 book House of Grief follows a man who deliberately drowned his three sons.
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That left immigrants from Asian nations in the lurch—deliberately, as Congress soon made clear.
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The ethnic stereotyping and animosity has deliberately deprived the Tribal Areas of schools and hospitals.
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This book is deliberately structured to thwart the reader's desire for a traditional narrative arc.
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It's also quietly radical in its makeup, deliberately welcoming to people from low-income backgrounds.
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The opposition says Syrian government forces are deliberately attacking civilians to provoke them to flee.
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I've deliberately chosen illnesses [to study with open-label placebos] that don't have objective markers.
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These are often overlaid by other Gordon-Setterfield recordings; the aural layers become, deliberately, baffling.
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White House officials said House Democrats were deliberately trying to step on the summit meeting.
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That deliberately muted aesthetic was meant to underscore the show's darkly comic and unsettling themes.
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Some 63% of journalists killed worldwide were murdered or deliberately targeted, Reporters Without Borders added.
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So it's interesting to think about communities deliberately trying to attract newcomers and keep them.
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Trump is deliberately putting readers back on their heels, making them doubt their own eyes.
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The FBI found no evidence that the emails were deliberately deleted to circumvent the subpoena.
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Philosophers have deliberately stripped out all those details, allegedly to focus on the core issue.
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But Uber argues there was no indication Levandowski deliberately downloaded the files for improper use.
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He thinks the local community and the police are "deliberately indifferent" to the surfers' behavior.
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He also says Oliver deliberately left out facts about an accident that killed 9 miners.
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She is far too stealthy to let LF know that he is being followed, unless she did this deliberately," the post reads, later adding, "In S7E6, the directors deliberately show us Sansa opening and closing a very squeaky door as she goes into Arya's bedchamber.
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According to the study, 17 percent of respondents self-reported that they had used their car to deliberately block a cyclist, 11 percent said that they had driven close to a cyclist on purpose, and 9 percent that they deliberately cut off a cyclist.
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The constraints of its genre are too bizarre not to have been chosen deliberately, just as Wohl deliberately constrained "Small Mouth Sounds" by setting it at a wordless spiritual retreat, and "Make Believe" by using the playacting of children as a medium for dramatizing mistreatment.
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And talk about race and gender, I think probably in a way that reflects your personality more than ... The CNN one seems like you deliberately staked out ... You're on the left edge of the spectrum, right, but it seems like it's deliberately more centrist.
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In his scholarly writing and his comics, Marston insistently, deliberately portrayed lesbianism as normal and good.
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Whereas past schemes have imposed lots of conditions, the new one is deliberately undemanding (see article).
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The charity explained that it had deliberately chosen to use what it described as "inclusive language".
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It was deliberately designed with grandeur and opulence in mind by Thomas Lamb and Harold Rambush.
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Beijing has accused Washington of deliberately creating tension by sailing its ships close to China's islands.
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Image: MOLAIt's unlikely, the researchers say, that the man was deliberately buried with his boots on.
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"This is to prevent violation of the Computer Crime Act, deliberately or not," the ministry said.
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The Supreme Court easily upheld his conviction, because he was deliberately evading the law restricting advertising.
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In the summer, the air becomes humid, so heavy and wet it can feel deliberately spiteful.
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Alternatively, you could join a group of people who are deliberately living off of the grid.
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But when you do it deliberately, it's called propositional swearing, and that can be incredibly nuanced.
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Some administration officials blame asylum seekers for this, saying they're deliberately trying to sabotage the system.
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But yes, i think MAGA hats (deliberately) reflect a movement that conjures racism, homophobia, xenophobia, etc.
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For instance, some young people are using others' social media accounts to deliberately overstep cultural authority.
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One possibility is that the ancestral population of Luzon arrived deliberately using some sort of watercraft.
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He was fired after a subsequent Chinese health commission investigation found he had "deliberately evaded oversight".
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He argued the financial system was deliberately attempting to block the NF from the democratic process.
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It's that they're deliberately skipping over a strangely vital bonding moment that can never be reclaimed.
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I was a deliberately provocative, sexually precocious teenager, and was thoroughly bored by boys my age.
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Police dismissed Makhlouf's claim that the website was "deliberately and systematically hacked", saying nothing illegal happened.
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In the hectic consumerist China of the late 20th century he cut a deliberately quaint figure.
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They include reports of unarmed civilians being deliberately shot by snipers and other military, he said.
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He pointed to a flight last year when a Germanwings co-pilot deliberately crashed a plane.
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That's what leads me to believe that Jon Snow deliberately forged this breakthrough moment with Daenerys.
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The conclusion was that somebody had saved the most irreplaceable data, then deliberately flooded the office.
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But at his best, every word has been chosen deliberately to produce a complex, unusual effect.
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But instead of reporting this danger the media could not resist deliberately distorting and mischaracterizing it.
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Aid workers told of multiple occasions where riot police deliberately blocked migrants' access to aid workers.
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Sorry to Bother You deliberately runs off its rails and then out of the railyard entirely.
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They just deliberately meant to kill as many innocent civilians as possible, and terrify the people.
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The Syrian president has been accused of deliberately targeting civilians, executions, torture and crimes against humanity.
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Authorities ended up filing murder charges against Duval, alleging she deliberately drove over the cliff's edge.
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When markets plummet, they are often blamed for deliberately exacerbating the fall to reap bigger returns.
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"This organization is deliberately muddling the intent of this important legislation to advance their own agenda."
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For proof that supply can be deliberately kept well short of demand, consider New York City.
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Mr. Rubio is animated and aggressive, speaking quickly and playing deliberately to the in-house audience.
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The halls and stairways are deliberately made narrow as a way of encouraging people to interact.
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Publishers deliberately merged education and entertainment: they shrewdly realized that such games would appeal to parents.
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In fact, there are only three other groups known to successfully, deliberately disrupt industrial control systems.
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It has also warned that deliberately concealing breaches from regulators and citizens "could attract higher fines".
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It doesn't mean that people who express outrage are deliberately trying to show off to others.
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Or deliberately chose not to be responsible for anything outside the narrow scope of business growth.
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I had ironed my state-green pants the night before, and picked out my shirt deliberately.
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He recalls a test screening deliberately held in Arizona, far from New York or Los Angeles.
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It is also not known if they were deliberately placed there to potentially deceive the coalition.
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And hackers are known to deliberately misuse language in order to circumvent this kind of analysis.
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It also deliberately focused on militants, rather than Pakistani troops, which would have been more provocative.
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The third call, Kratz claims, was an alibi call deliberately made after Avery allegedly abducted her.
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Sometimes written in deliberately ambiguous language to frustrate fascist censors, the notebooks are voluminous and fragmentary.
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Johnson claims Trump had to move deliberately because her face was framed by a baseball cap.
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And he defends doing so by deliberately misapplying what happened 16 years ago in Bush v.
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The company also sued Evergrande claiming that the investor is "deliberately starving" Faraday Future into bankruptcy.
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Many fear that Russia is deliberately attempting to weaken the country for its own strategic advantage.
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A standout scene features Karen (played by Deborah Ann Woll) deliberately provoking Fisk in his lair.
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They are effectively putting a tariff on our exported goods when they deliberately devalue their currency.
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But that's the point: Gerda grabs me from the inside and I deliberately let it happen.
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His deputy, Vitaliy Kasko, resigned on Monday, accusing Shokin of deliberately sabotaging efforts to combat corruption.
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But to spend hours deliberately looking out a window—virtual or otherwise—is another thing entirely.
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The ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP, has since deliberately discredited and paralyzed Turkey's parliament.
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In the process, Germans deliberately overlooked the fact that most other Europeans never shared this goal.
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Coolness strategy: Snap's retail strategy for its Spectacles glasses has been deliberately unusual from the beginning.
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"This is going to be good," I told George, who smiled deliberately and avoided eye contact.
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He says that, despite their denials, the regime and Russia are targeting hospitals deliberately and cynically.
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Aid groups and western countries have accused Syria's government and Russia of deliberately bombing medical facilities.
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Before the study started, four of the animals were deliberately doped with the two aromatise inhibitors.
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I deliberately refrained from talking about Julie but then she seemed to know something about it.
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And now, very deliberately, they've hammered the message home in the first line of their synopsis.
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And, crucially, she deliberately leaves herself open to whatever attack or confrontation Arya might be planning.
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