Yet Knight distinguishes himself by the way he delineates figures.
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Section 2 of the Constitution clearly delineates the roles the president
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The cooperation agreement delineates 5 million sqm of land in Pasar Kemis.
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However, Hurley delineates several specific approaches to a respectable Irish shillelagh fight.
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The report delineates crucial differences between being attacked, imprisoned, blacklisted, and censored.
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The opening long poem delineates the prospect of a post-late poetics.
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That's a big deal and one that clearly delineates Google's approach from its competitors'.
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The act correctly delineates the purview of federal versus state regulation for autonomous vehicles.
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White delineates Grant's virtues better than any author before, and they outweighed his flaws.
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The novel delineates a countercultural artistic creation, which, in today's art world, seems almost utopian.
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The federal government is a limited government, limited by the Constitution, which delineates its powers.
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The book delineates history into four seasonal cycles, or "turnings": growth, maturation, decay and destruction.
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In another collage, the artist Olaf Odegaard delineates himself amidst a sea of adrift torsos.
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China delineates its claims via the nine-dash line, which Chiang Kai Shek advanced in 93.
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Burton delineates the pleasures of the genre and then overstates them to reveal their inner workings.
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Cruz cited the fourth amendment — which delineates lawful search and seizure — in defending the FBI's position.
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It better delineates those from mutuals versus those from strangers by filing them in separate folders.
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Beijing is bristling at a slightest challenge to the way its ancient heritage delineates its territorial waters.
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This resolution, like any offensive strategy, clearly delineates the role various powerful members and committees will play.
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Griswold delineates the hardened resentments forged in Stacey's county, which voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump in 2016.
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A white line delineates the silhouette's left side and a thinner red line helps define its right.
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The $68 million figure, however, is new, and better delineates the scope of CZI's involvement with the HCA.
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This is far more than just a metabolic oddity; it is a factor which delineates the salamander's life.
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It hops its way in discrete digital steps across a red ellipse that delineates his antenna's field of view.
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This standard NDA delineates the conditions and prohibitions of disclosing, storing and maintaining classified and sensitive compartmented information (SCI).
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Indeed the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child delineates the importance of maintaining family unity.
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Each drink is mapped on a graph that delineates it along two scales: comforting to adventurous, spirituous to refreshing.
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Its shoreline delineates a hotly contested maritime zone, with potential oil and gas deposits, claimed by both Somalia and Kenya.
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Ortese gathers concrete details about the realities of poverty, and, like Ferrante, delineates moments of status tension with blunt accuracy.
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Interior: He delineates the bones and arteries of his goddess' hand, her ribs, and the internal workings of her waist.
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Inside, an 18-foot granite-topped center island with Belizean mahogany cabinetry delineates the galley kitchen with stainless-steel appliances.
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Its relative strength index has dipped to a reading of 20, below the 1.93 level that delineates normal and oversold conditions.
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What's most striking about Rothman's profile, though, is the way it delineates Gibson's ongoing attachment to (and relationship with) the zeitgeist.
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Geertz delineates new jobs: Hytting would work on building a replacement wooden "Viking" rudder with the help of Peter Andersen, another crewmate.
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Structurally, the painting delineates the rhythmic indentions of the interleaving petals with a crispness that clearly articulates their triangular forms and serrated edges.
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Within the Google unit, the company delineates how much advertising revenue it gets from its own sites and also from third-party sites.
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At the same time, the smeared skin itself is the flesh, the faux surface its own visage, and the emptiness it delineates its identity.
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It sits on the Tonga-Kermadec volcanic arc, a 1,740-mile-long trench that delineates where the Pacific plate dives beneath the Australian plate.
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He delineates a particular object in a particular cast of light, nailing the way a passing facial expression registers a range of conflicting emotions.
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Nabil Abu Rudeineh added the Palestinians would not accept any changes to the 1967 border, the green line that delineates East and West Jerusalem.
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" In the post, she also delineates how the company did right by its employees and calls the experience "an opportunity to learn and grow.
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Mr. Stephens delineates the double standard lobbied against Israel and how so many in the progressive left don't understand the complexity of the situation.
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The best way to manage this would be to negotiate a cyber accord with North Korea that delineates what cyber activities would not be acceptable.
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More than 1,000 migrants were trying to cross the bridge spanning the Suchiate River, which delineates a section of the border between Guatemala and Mexico.
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To examine that, I looked at Erica Chenoweth's article "How Can We Know When Popular Movements Are Winning?" which delineates the features of successful social movements.
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The draft declaration, which delineates how tariffs would be imposed on Mexican goods, mentions nine instances of Mexico's "failure" to control northward migration from Central America.
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On the window ledge behind his desk, Deschamps-Braly keeps a model of a skull that delineates, with bronze rods, the proportions of the golden ratio.
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Jules Markey delineates those goal posts for us today, at least within the boundaries of a crossword puzzle, but are we really talking about a crisis?
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The energy sector is down 22016 percent from its 232-week high, edging close to the 22014 percent threshold that delineates a correction from a bear market.
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These delineates areas — energy, agriculture, food safety and transport, among them — where the two sides can make special rules that apply only to Ireland, north and south.
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China delineates its South China Sea claims with a roughly drawn sea border known as the "nine-dash line" that runs along the west coast of the Philippines.
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The delivery company has slumped nearly 40% from a 203-week high set last September, almost double the 20% decline that delineates a bear market from a correction.
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The center itself is usually defined by a broad consensus that delineates the relationship between the government and the economy, as well as America's place in the world.
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Maybe that's intentional production, but it's just as likely the way she naturally fills the spaces in between as she delineates her desires, commanding not with aggression, but tenderness.
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"Starting off with a reading of the astrological chart is always useful, because it delineates the forces already at work in someone's current incarnation," Pellerano explained later via email.
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As well as providing a friendly buffer-zone for Kenya, its shoreline delineates a hotly contested maritime zone claimed by both Somalia and Kenya with potential oil and gas deposits.
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But its absence delineates the show's cutoff point: a few years after the Photo League was blacklisted and Grossman defamed, he moved to Provincetown, Massachusetts, and shortly thereafter passed away.
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Muroga delineates the particular genre of arcade game typography covered in the book in terms of a time-frame (the mid-1970s to the early 1990s) and industry leader (Atari).
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Ms. Oishi displays no ability to create memorable encounters or create movement that delineates character, despite giving Mr. Kobborg an odd puppetlike jerkiness and suggesting that Yusupov enjoys cross-dressing.
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The resulting buildable footprint was reduced to 10 1/2' wide by 45' deep after setbacks, resulting in the 473 square foot footprint that delineates the ground floor of the home.
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Only about a quarter of American adults have completed an advance directive, which delineates what medical treatment they want in case of a crisis in which they can't vocalize those wishes.
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The Atlas of Hate, an interactive map of Poland created by local activists, delineates these anti-gay zones as part of the LGBTQ community's efforts to fight the proliferation of bigotry.
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The day before May arrived in Belfast, a group of EU commissioners inspected a busy border road, looking at the faint change in tarmac, all that delineates republic from the north.
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Buy it here >>Through vivid examples, Goleman delineates the five crucial skills of emotional intelligence, and shows how they determine our success in relationships, work, and even our physical well-being.
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The school districts have relied on what some see as a legal loophole: The federal government delineates no minimum age through which public schools must serve students, except for those with disabilities.
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More broadly, the legislation better delineates the DOE's cyber responsibilities as part of Congress's efforts in recent years to decide which federal agencies are best suited to handle various digital security concerns.
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But for a book that carefully delineates the causes and effects that have shaped the recent Hollywood past, the reduction of movies to "stories told in images on a screen" is surprisingly ahistorical.
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Any time we reach an apex of one, a ''grid cell'' in an area of the brain in constant dialogue with the hippocampus delineates our position relative to the rest of the matrix.
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The rocket shoots straight up, as rockets do, reaches escape velocity, then pops its capsule off the top just before the Karman line that officially, if somewhat arbitrarily, delineates space from Earth's atmosphere.
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The pushback from Indonesia takes direct aim at Beijing's claims within the so-called "nine-dash line," which on Chinese maps delineates the vast area that China claims in the South China Sea.
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The discrepancy between falling visible stocks and rising warehouse units delineates the growth of the shadow storage system of LME-certified warehouses with stocks of unregistered metal such as Cobalt 27's physical hoard.
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A 32-foot motorboat carrying Fernandez, 24, who was born in Cuba and defected when he was 15, struck a jetty that delineates the northern section of Miami's deepwater channel and capsized, officials said.
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The site delineates the different types of bad parents, from overpowering or self-obsessed mothers to competitive and angry fathers, as well as the various feelings these parents will likely trigger in their children.
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The deep blacks, purple shadows, and warm and cool whites of the painting's interior are offset by the warm brick that simultaneously delineates the sides of the window frame and forms the edges of the painting.
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In one undated gouache, he delineates a formal walkway and three female figures in pinkish-orange on a dark-blue background decorated with a few windows of lighter blue and a series of fingernail-scratch arches.
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It delineates the responsibilities of the three branches of government, he has said, rather than allowing the legislature and the judiciary to check the powers of the president as two of three co-equal governing powers.
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Wood also finely delineates the potted plants on the porch, the cameo at her throat, as well as the one sinuous strand of hair that dangles provocatively from behind her ear and just grazes her neck.
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In this collection of poems, Fabre delineates the corruptness of the Mexican government and the authorities, the rate of disappeared bodies due to the ongoing drug war, and surviving with it as a Mexican in our everyday.
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But when the article came out, people literally would be lined up at the bar in the courtroom that that delineates the bench from the audience to give me a hug and a kiss and congratulate me.
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The first night, especially, offers some snappy comedy as it delineates how Mr. Madoff and a few trusted employees carried out their titanic fraud under the noses of the rest of his firm's employees, including his two sons.
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In addition, as the new administration in Washington delineates its policies in areas such as taxation, trade and infrastructure investment, this will reduce some of the uncertainty that has been an impediment to capital investment by U.S. corporations.
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At an Assembly hearing in January, she jousted with Mayor Bill de Blasio over a sanctuary city law that delineates which undocumented immigrants, when convicted of major crimes, can be turned over to federal authorities for possible deportation.
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Mr. Merrick delineates the authentic anguish Billy feels at his own behavior, but also the feisty defensiveness that emerges, inspired by the new feeling of self-worth that he claims he's found in the arms of his young lover.
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On the ridge of a nearby hill a line of crude black banners, proclaiming "La illaha illa allah" (there is no God but God), delineates the frontier between two of the new worlds that are emerging from the wreckage.
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In both Arabic and English, the sign delineates the distinct paths that Muslims and non-Muslims may take in traveling around the area; from the outset, we are presented with signifiers that demarcate a divide between Muslims and non-Muslims.
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" Perhaps the most moving piece, by Rich Cohen, delineates Linus's faith as portrayed in "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," the classic 1966 television special in which Linus is left "chattering in the cold, waiting for what will never arrive.
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It's perhaps no coincidence, then, that this trio of colors delineates the small dining room of an apartment near Parco Sempione that underwent a recent radical renovation by the Turin-based designers Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa, longtime friends and collaborators.
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Officially entitled Our Land is Alive: Hermannsburg Potters for Kids, the show is set up like a football field: a red floor with boundary markings delineates the gallery and the pots are placed in vitrines that mimic the official football starting positions.
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In the document, a blend of religious teachings and acute social commentary, "Pope Francis delineates the path of the future life of the church so that it can always be an instrument of mercy toward everyone, without ever excluding anyone," Archbishop Fisichella said.
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Trying to stay a step ahead of terrorist and illicit smuggling networks that are pushing deeper into West Africa, Senegal created a new riverine commando squad last year to help patrol the Senegal River that delineates a 500-mile border with Mauritania to the north.
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"You're protected by your treaty," he explained in a reference to Article 130 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which delineates the legally permitted interaction between the central bank and other EU institutions, including the bloc's executive arm, the European Commission.
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"Her position is that during the day she is staff, and at night she is a friend, and she clearly delineates between those two roles," Anita Dunn, a former White House communications director, who remains a close Jarrett friend, told The Washington Post in 2014.
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The visit was arranged in response to reports of overcrowding and unsanitary conditions at the Clint facility, following an earlier visit by lawyers conducting inspections under the terms of the Flores Agreement, a court settlement that delineates how federal officials should treat migrant detainees.
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The 1996 movie version, for which he wrote the screenplay just before his death, excises a lot of the whimsy and more carefully delineates the process by which Lee (Meryl Streep) comes to understand the value of the sacrifice that Bessie (Diane Keaton) has made.
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In the introduction, he delineates his own genealogy, and along the way his stakes in the arguments of the book: My diasporic experience, and the very labeling of being "East African Asian" means that I had grown up with … the necessity of performing multiple positions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Originally delivered as a speech at a 2010 colloquium in Madrid, César Aira's On Contemporary Art — published as part of David Zwirner Books' "Ekphrasis" series — delineates features that have become all too familiar wherever artworks are interpreted, acquired, archived, or exhibited.
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At the end of a satellite's life, two thin composite sheets—coiled tight like a tape measure during the rest of the mission—will pop from it, making the satellite resistant enough that it slips down and crosses the Kármán line that delineates Earth and space.
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One of my favorites is from Dennis Sciama, Dr. Hawking's mentor, who said that due to quantum uncertainty, the exact location of the event horizon — the spherical shell in space that delineates the point of no return — would be uncertain and would fluctuate or wiggle as a result.
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For those who have yet to deal with a DMCA takedown, "Fair Use" is both a legal principle that delineates the limited use of copyrighted material without permission from rights holders, and an affirmative defense in place to help protect the author of creative works from exploitation and theft.
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"While our previous definition focused on acts of violence intended to achieve a political or ideological aim, our new definition more clearly delineates that attempts at violence, particularly when directed toward civilians with the intent to coerce and intimidate, also qualify," Facebook stated in a blog post Tuesday.
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While the wall between Tijuana and San Diego — an imposing part of the landscape of this corner of the continent long before President Trump made it an issue in his campaign— clearly delineates a separation between the two countries, on the plate, lines are blurred and flavors are fluid.
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" As the exhibition delineates, Warhol either idealizes or uncovers the blemishes and failures of the body, a dichotomy that mirrors what he said of Pop in a 1966 interview: It's "just taking the outside and putting it on the inside or taking the inside and putting it on the outside.
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This is in stark contrast to the careful precision with which the production — especially Oona Curley's excellent lighting, shifting from shadowy to glamorous to blindingly clinical — delineates the defiant unreality of Marty's mind from the reality of the hospital room, whose curtain walls are the same filmy yellow as Marty's gowns.
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An impressive still life with a guitar by Gris, painted in 1916 and seen in 2013 on the auction block, has resurfaced here: More legible and more sensuous than the puzzles of Cubism's first years, it delineates the surfaces of a room, a table, and an instrument's body with thousands of individual speckles.
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In his resolute, cogent "Stamped From the Beginning," the 2016 winner of the National Book Award for nonfiction, Ibram X. Kendi delineates the scope of racist thought in America in five parts, which hew to the lives and philosophies of prominent nationals — Cotton Mather, W. E. B. Du Bois and Angela Davis among them.
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That (thankfully) doesn't appear to be the case here; instead, it's just a subtle stylistic change that more clearly delineates the two parts of the drawer from each other and from the rest of the OS. It's also not worth panicking yet because we've seen Google experiment with different visual treatments of these elements before, so things may change.
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An 23-part drawing, "211 Moves in Nine Seconds, The Jackie Series 2264-2381" (dated 290-22001; graphite and gouache on paper, sheet size 33 by 23 inches), breaks it down, frame by frame: a vertical strip through the center of the sheet delineates — in a recondite but obviously rigorous manner — the incremental changes in the images constituting the film.
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The fact is you need to attach these smaller to larger vehicles if you want to see them get passed, and the reality is sometimes I think Washington forgets that our Constitution sort of delineates their power very clearly, it&aposs not the other way around, you do not have the right to do this, but they forget that a lot.
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As the joint statement produced by the Six Party Talks in 2005 clearly delineates, denuclearization of the Korean peninsula requires action by all parties—North Korea, as well as the United States and South Korea—to remove all nuclear weapons on and around the Korean peninsula and guarantee that no side will attack the other with nuclear or conventional weapons.
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Liu notes to Penn State News examples of famous works that came in a sequence, including work done by "Lord of the Rings" director Peter Jackson; Vincent Van Gogh, whose most prominent paintings were done late in his career; and Albert Einstein, whose four published papers in 1905 — including the one that delineates E = mc2 — were significant in the foundation of modern physics.
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Although he is never named or even shown, and only overheard as a muffled, off-camera voice, communicating with Jane via email or phone, the villain of this piece is spoken about by his underlings in a way that delineates him as a kind of mundane monster: Whoever he is, he is manipulative, quick-to-anger, entitled, feared and — in ways that only gradually come into focus, over a fleet but nauseating 87 minutes — an abuser.
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Product wise, the companies' offerings are essentially identical: both let you play short-term, daily fantasy sports games across nearly every sport; both spend insane amounts of money to advertise with professional sports leagues and stadiums, mainly to compete with each other; both operate in the same gray area and, at the time of writing, have pulled out of 11 U.S. states; and both are locked in legal battles with these states (and others) to convince them to pass legislation that legalizes the industry and firmly delineates daily fantasy sports from illegal sports gambling.
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