A label that can describe everyone doesn't usefully describe anyone.
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When you describe that fabric, how do you describe it?
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The right tended to use it to describe persecution of industry, the left to describe persecution of labor and everybody to describe persecution of themselves.
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Trying to describe how it tastes is like trying to describe the colour blue.
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What one person might describe as hate speech, another might describe as free speech.
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How would you describe ... I've seen how people describe how you do your job.
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Trying to describe how it tastes is like trying to describe the color blue.
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Nine describe the general mood: The remaining five describe the political changes these periods bring.
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If you could describe your relationship with your facial hair, how would you describe that now?
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I listened to him, not describe his work, but describe the world as he saw it.
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These emails describe technical milestones for Maven and describe Google's in-depth efforts to develop the technology.
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Some women describe PMDD as postpartum depression every month, some describe it as two weeks in prison.
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Lastly, please stop using the word "serious" to describe yourself and "not serious" to describe Donald Trump.
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But if you were to describe your travels, you're probably going to make gestures to describe your trip.
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Not just to describe allegations like those in the Ford-Kavanaugh case, but to describe any such incident.
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We realized we had to stay calm and focused enough to describe ourselves rather than describe each other.
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"If you want me to describe my territory, then that is how I would describe it," he said.
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In the book, you describe being on drugs in vivid detail, but you don't describe actually having sex.
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The fact that I am using this physical costume does not describe my energy, does not describe my entity.
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Polls describe an expected vote share; prediction markets describe the chance that a candidate will garner the most votes.
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Like Jerusalem (but more so), God provokes Amichai to describe and re-describe, shatters his language into splintered approximations.
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And while people often use them to describe the pain or describe the degradation, dehumanization, these were absolutely evil events.
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Gay men also rate prospective partners who describe themselves as masculine more favorably than those who describe themselves as feminine.
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Women describe how they or a friend were harassed or assaulted, they describe in vague terms the man in question.
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Employees describe working 100-hour weeks and neverending "crunch" — a game development term used to describe periods of intense workload.
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If you could describe your magazine to somebody who had not ever seen it before how would you describe it?
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I can't describe it adequately (I'm not sure anyone can adequately describe it) but trust me, it's worth a look through.
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The clue is "Runs," and while that can describe someone who is running, it can also describe something that is running.
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It would be hard for me to describe, as if you want to describe the idea of God or something like this.
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It's almost as hard to describe exactly what Zoo meant to me as it is to describe what Zoo even was, period.
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" When asked if Assad is an adversary of the U.S., Gabbard replied, "You can describe it however you want to describe it.
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As I was rereading that, I noticed I never describe what she looks like, but I describe what Jimmy Page looks like.
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I think when I describe our first album, I describe it as punk rock, because we didn't know what to call it.
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Try using this simple statement instead:I help [describe the people you help] get/have/be [describe the result you help with].2.
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How best to describe The OA, Netflix's new … well, that's what I'm trying to figure out here — how to describe this thing.
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While you might describe a pug as a "cute little grey dog", you probably wouldn't describe it as a "grey little cute dog".
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She went on to describe how in her household, they were only allowed to describe other people through personality characteristics, not physical traits.
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Among the prohibited materials listed are publications that show sexual abuse, describe methods of escape, promote violence or describe how to assemble weapons.
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She could use terms like in vitro to describe experiments in a test tube or dish and in vivo to describe experiments in living things, but she was stuck when she needed to describe the more poop-oriented parts of her research.
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You might have learned in English class that "they" and "them" describe a group of people, while "he" and "she" describe a single person.
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Absurd, in general, is a good way to describe this movie, which is a term one must use very loosely to describe this ... experience.
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You realize that the word your spouse used to describe you, "selfish," is a word your parents used to describe you as a child.
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If the right word to describe Donald Trump supporters is angry, the best word to describe Bernie Sanders' supporters at this point might be surprised.
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Kellyanne Conway' comment is instructive too because people describe my husband as 'Kellyanne Conway's husband' more often than they describe him by his first name.
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"You need to describe the act in graphic details so the judge can understand and describe the ramifications and consequences of those acts," she said.
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Totally offbeat and a little intimidating is a good way to describe this activity – and it just so happens to perfectly describe the One Direction star.
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"It's really not appropriate to describe cyber operations and cyber weapons in the same way that we describe kinetic [physical] operations and kinetic weapons," he said.
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Only 500 years ago did we started using the word "pet" to describe a dependent, nonworking animal, and even then it wasn't used to describe dogs.
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The interviewer asks questions that allows a victim to describe the experience based on what he or she remembers, even if they can't describe events chronologically.
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VICE: I was trying to describe Climax to a friend, and I always find it hard, in the same way that it's hard to describe an experience.
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"Chic" may not be the word one typically uses to describe a nursery, but it certainly sounds fitting to describe Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's baby's bedroom.
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As they describe it, it is a recruiting device to bring those whom they are interested in into what they describe as prayer cells, where they meet.
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Researchers describe some machine learning systems as "black boxes," because even their creators can't always describe exactly how they work, or why they made a particular decision.
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Trying to describe a short story in a few lines is like trying to describe a bird in flight, or the elegance of a perfectly executed pirouette.
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Great journalism can also help you imagine what's going on in another place, kinda help take you there, describe the setting, describe the scene and so on.
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"If you're having a hard time coming up with words to describe your best employable self, ask friends, peers, or coworkers how they would describe you," Miranda adds.
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"The children I've spoken to who describe their experiences while they were separated describe absolute horror," said Cameron Carcelén, 34, an architect from Connecticut volunteering as a translator.
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When asked to describe his castmates in three words, Druid said there aren't enough words in the world to describe them — but he took a stab at it.
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While more often used to describe a pastry or a meal, the word "delicieux" can also describe a person, even if it is a somewhat old-fashioned usage.
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"She can describe his genitalia, she can describe various conversations that they had that leave no doubt as to whether this woman is telling the truth," he added.
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These are words that I use to describe water, and now to describe the feeling that flowed through my body when I first watched The Shape of Water.
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At the end of the episode, Oz asked Sheen to choose three words to describe how he used to be and three words to describe how he is now.
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Republicans who describe themselves as very conservative are more trusting of Trump than of Ryan — 63 to 34 percent — compared to those who describe themselves as conservative or moderate.
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To describe the situation as chaos, bedlam, dysfunction -- whatever term you want to use to describe the situation in the White House -- is not hyperbole, alternative facts, or fake news.
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The word "whore," I use to describe myself—I would never use it to describe another person because it's a slur that needs to be reclaimed on an individual basis.
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It also showed that men and women are equally likely to describe themselves as pro-choice, while women are slightly more likely than men to describe themselves as pro-life.
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Those changes included making sure we accurately describe an individual immigrant's legal circumstances as well as how to describe people whose gender identity differs from the sex assigned at birth.
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Trump -- who on Monday night repeated a vulgar word used by a woman in the audience to describe Ted Cruz -- was far more charitable when asked to describe Bill Clinton.
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Fire chief uses slur to describe Steeler's coach A fire chief in Pennsylvania apologized after using a racist slur to describe Mike Tomlin, the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Scientists describe their invasion into Florida's waters in the same words noted Key West fisherman Ernest Hemingway used to describe the onset of bankruptcy: slowly, and then all at once.
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"Homey," a word used to describe things that are cozy, comfortable, and familiar, has become almost a bad word, a way to describe someone that's plain, uninterested in the outside world.
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The Bogarins describe 306 Hollywood as a "magical realist documentary," a genre they made up to describe how they tell a real-life story through whimsical constructed images and offbeat scenarios.
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Since vectors describe force particles while spinors describe matter particles, this property holds extreme interest to physicists who wonder if a symmetry between matter and forces, called supersymmetry, exists in nature.
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There are countless poems that describe grainy black-and-white photographs in a tenderly impartial tone, as though photographs and the poems that describe them weren't acts of selection and judgment.
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"Petty" can describe the nonsense, but it can also describe the kind of person who is constantly stooping to engage with it, often transparently in the service of his own ego.
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" But sources describe the development process as "strangely separated.
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" "I describe my work as simple, bold, and conceptual.
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" Lundahl and Stiehl describe the audio as "whispered illusion.
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Explain. — Describe the place that most captures your imagination.
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Absolutely, yes — that's a great way to describe it.
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"That's definitely the best way I'd describe it ... spooky."
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" Other indigenous groups describe transgender women as "false women.
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Asked how he'd describe the site to Democrats, Goss said he'd describe it as "a regular dating site where people who are fans of Donald Trump can go and meet each other".
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Trying to describe any part of it alone will make you sound like you've lost your mind; trying to describe it all kind of makes it sound like it's lost its mind.
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The increased media coverage might be the reason for the increased scrutiny on why the words used to describe the women are still very different from those used to describe their male counterparts.
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Meanwhile, just 26 percent of Americans would describe Trump as "even tempered," and 703 percent would describe him as "honest"—while a majority of Americans say they wouldn't paint him in those terms.
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"The best word to describe it is odd," Chapman says.
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Ms. Butler had another word to describe the project: unique.
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"This is a nightmare I can't describe," Ms. Namazi wrote.
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The best way I can describe this monitor is beastly.
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A visit will teach more than the pen can describe.
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Some describe the experience as feeling like a crash landing.
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We tend to describe our immune systems with military metaphors.
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They declined to describe the suspects, citing an ongoing investigation.
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Hard to describe but it just has a richer taste.
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It's impossible to describe how bad it was in prison.
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It's a tough thing to describe using just words, honestly.
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" He adds, "Some people describe our salt as super sweet.
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But I'm not here to describe the death of democracy.
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When answering, consider words that describe the way you think.
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President. It's regrettable, and surprising, to hear Senator Sanders describe
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They do not describe the reality of America in 2017.
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GOODLATTE: And you describe that as smell in capital letters.
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Can you describe to me how this whole system works?
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They describe their findings in a paper published in Nature.
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US authorities describe him as also being a Kazakh citizen.
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"I describe [Nahnatchka] as part director, part therapist," says Buteau.
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We asked Milner to describe his ideal experiment to Gizmodo.
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"It's hard to describe how magical it was," he continued.
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"I guess I would describe it as magical," Jordan said.
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It is hard to describe the narcotics problem as "unforeseen".
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Black Magic I would describe Prudence's look as very witchy.
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Not knowing how to describe even the simplest outfit. 26.
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How would you describe your style in your own words?
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These phrases all describe how many view the US Congress.
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How would you describe your style of communicating with voters?
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They can't describe the joy when you make me laugh.
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"I guess you would describe it as sexting" she said.
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It's the best way to describe it to me now.
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How would you describe your relationship with beauty right now?
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It's hard to describe why it is where it is.
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Can we even describe American politics as a spectrum anymore?
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As noble and romantic a way to describe Flaubert's technique
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"I would describe it as a gateway drug," he says.
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There were no words to describe the incredibly beautiful moment.
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"To describe this as disturbing is an understatement," Keith said.
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The Spanish writings describe two different forms of peyote ritual.
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Rosales thinks people are too ashamed to describe their experience.
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Overcome with emotion probably doesn't even begin to describe it.
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Results may not describe youth in settings without these characteristics.
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It's hard to describe just how big this thing is.
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CHRIS WRIGHTDieburg, Germany * You describe our prime minister as indecisive.
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Both Quigley and Castro declined to describe Nix's exact comments.
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She considers it hers, and likes to describe it truthfully.
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What an interesting way to describe copying someone else's idea!
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Associates describe Fertitta as jovial, versatile, inquisitive — and usually outspoken.
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BofA executives describe that cost as a particularly frustrating one.
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A colour can also neatly describe a pocket of time.
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Sources declined to name those people or describe the transactions.
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There isn't one way to describe your cat's daily activities.
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Investigators would not describe the specifics of the explosive device.
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The events I describe took place between 1969 and 1972.
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Others describe eros as a more spiritual or religious longing.
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Can you describe your interactions with people from the GOP?
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Some people describe Hell as distance from God, from love.
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It's hard to describe but you can hear this happen.
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Q. How would you describe your main responsibilities at Welltower?
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ROM: Can you describe your project at Shanghai MoCA pavilion?
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Do the words we hear describe or compel the movement?
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We also asked how they describe their religion or faith.
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Shocked, devastated, and saddened don't begin to describe my feelings.
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In fact, you could fairly describe it as a disaster.
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Unfortunately, that's not how Johnson would describe the phone call.
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Can you describe the feeling of performing Justin Peck's choreography?
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After all, the theory intends to describe the early universe.
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So how would you describe your personal sense of style?
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We didn't need to describe the policy in great depth.
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"Balls of furry love," is one way to describe them.
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He was definitely, as I always describe him, General Patton.
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How do they describe their problems, hopes, fears, and goals?
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You can only describe a correlational relationship using observational data.
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Other systems can describe what's happening in a video scene.
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People describe Krane as a consummate mixer and tireless enthusiast.
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They describe their findings in a new paper in Science.
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Can you describe what you were feeling in that moment?
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"I can't even describe how lucky we are," she said.
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Pilots in the Arctic Circle now describe the same thing.
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Hence, the very real struggle to accurately describe these ... things.
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"Wary" is the word most frequently invoked to describe them.
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Can you describe what you found when you got there?
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The words they used to describe me were so demeaning.
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"Beautiful" is a word often used to describe open worlds.
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" Asked one word to describe himself, Trump shot back: "Smart.
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They describe their findings in Zoology in the Middle East.
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Those are also things many of them said describe Trump.
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And how would you describe yourself as a media company?
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I really restrained myself in how I describe characters now.
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VICE: How would you describe the feeling of doing drag?
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"I don't have a word to describe (him)," Jenner said.
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Asked what word she would use to describe herself, Mrs.
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We describe these affordances in our book The Ambivalent Internet.
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Barbera thinks for a second about how to describe it.
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Law enforcement describe the footage as a digital neighborhood watch.
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Can you describe a typical Saturday night with your roommates?
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It's something that seems almost impossible to describe in words.
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"I can't even begin to describe the humanity," Serna says.
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"I can't describe God, but there is something," he says.
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It is tempting to describe Carolyn Nowak's work as whimsical.
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"I wouldn't describe it as turmoil," Weaver told VICE News.
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But unprecedented is exactly the wrong word to describe it.
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HDR is a term currently used to describe two things.
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" She added, "I don't even know how to describe it.
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"I would describe it as solid Labour," says Mr Western.
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CNN: Can you describe your first professional race (at Hialeah)?
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Harvey went on to describe the complete chaos that followed.
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Layera says it's hard to describe what piure tastes like.
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So I wouldn't use that term to describe male witches.
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It's hard to describe what this unique novel is about.
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The word hype was invented to describe books like this.
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But these air cushions might not just describe pyroclastic flows.
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That is now how liberals would describe Warren or Sanders.
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Their words describe the essence of each section, if obliquely.
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It's hard to describe, I can't put it into words.
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Describe "Stan Against Evil," it's a mashup of genres, right?
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Let me take a moment to describe rails to you.
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"I would describe (my clay season) as rocky," Osaka added.
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Words can't describe how it feels flying through an #aurora.
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Rogers doesn't just describe the hacks; he actually does them.
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"It's not really a feeling I can describe," he says.
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He doesn't understand my uncertainty about how to describe myself.
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How would you describe the flavor and texture of placenta?
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Ask your children to describe your relationship with your phone.
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KS: This is a little device, can you describe it?
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The problem is, 'unacceptable' doesn't even begin to describe it.
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They describe him as wearing all black with a beard.
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"Free" is actually the wrong word to describe these services.
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The kids often used workplace lingo to describe their lives.
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How would you describe it to someone who hasn't attended?
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" Another great question is: "Describe for me your ideal solution.
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It was in no one's interest to describe this market.
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No words can describe how much he meant to me.
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Describe your experience performing at Carnival in Trinidad this year.
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Journalists typically describe gerrymandering as a contest between political parties.
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What hashtag would you use to describe the 2016 election?
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It's the best way to describe me in a nutshell.
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Describe in one word how Brexit has made you feel.Excellent.
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How would describe what you each bring to a track?
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Yet that term feels too innocent to describe the offense.
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How would you describe your protagonist's perspective on the city?
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I'm using photography as a metaphor to describe black manhood.
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MUNCHIES: How would you describe the taste of a döner?
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"Bittersweet" would probably be the best way to describe Lovesick.
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You gotta see the word he used to describe Marcia.
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Don't think to yourself, I describe men like that too.
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This could describe the United States in 21625 or 2900.
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PEOPLE: How would you describe your style in three words?
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The most accurate way to describe Katie Ledecky is unstoppable.
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How do you describe it, now that you're the CEO?
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But most importantly of all, as they describe, the vast
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Have you ever eaten something that you'd describe as orgasmic?
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It did not describe its methodology in reaching that conclusion.
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That word has scarcely been used to describe the president.
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Describe defining moment in your life that affirmed this realization.
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A scant 4% describe themselves as scared of the eclipse.
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VICE: How would you guys describe your tour packing game?
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We asked him to describe the atmosphere in the neighborhood.
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TC: How would you describe your interactions specifically with CSC?
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Low intensity is a more accurate way to describe it.
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Then use the words they use to describe their body.
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Would you describe your work as a comment on consumerism?
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They talk every day; both describe their relationship as sisterly.
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Did I just describe the world's most mediocre sex scene?
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Words can't describe the joy and fullness of our hearts.
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"Chill" is not a word I'd use to describe myself.
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Describe the vibe of the people you'll meet in Downtown.
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How would you describe your character before Corrigan comes along?
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CNN: Can you describe how you came to this project?
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Second, we have failed to describe what is being asked.
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If true, stunning doesn't begin to describe such a move.
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Can you describe what their pastrami tastes like to me?
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"There are no words to describe this tragedy," said Lando.
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He begins using words like "terrorism" to describe the crash.
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American intelligence officials describe their Chinese counterparts with grudging respect.
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How would you describe what you're passionate about these days?
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Can you describe how this pattern works in more detail?
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BROADLY: How do you describe the work you're doing now?
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But mentally, it was hard a lot harder to describe.
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How would you describe the term the "politics of listening"?
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CT: How would you describe your relationship with your father?
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Describe the Knicks any way you want. Disaster. Trainwreck. Inept.
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After calling it "very successful," he struggled to describe it.
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Heartbroken and angry didn't even begin to describe her feelings.
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But he would use it only to describe the game.
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" Asked for words to describe Trump, he responded: "Current president.
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The cumulative effect of the canyon is hard to describe.
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IS THERE A WORD TO DESCRIBE IT IS IT ELATION?
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You describe a thought experiment you've been learning to perform.
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He decides to tack on third adjective to describe himself.
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"No words can describe how we feel," wrote Jeff Petry.
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"I would describe him as really pumped up about it."
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CNN: How would you describe "When Your Child Is Sick"?
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Maxwell went on to describe the conditions of the arrangement.
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Can you describe the scale of The Times's planned coverage?
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"Genteel poor" was a phrase Helen used to describe it.
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"Frustrating," Girardi bluntly replied when asked to describe the loss.
|
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But Viganò uses vague language and euphemisms to describe what
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The essence of each national position is easy to describe.
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"Can someone describe what you just sang?" the conductor asks.
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To accurately describe how grandiose this film is is impossible.
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Media organizations regularly use the word "risky" to describe it.
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Krystal and Saagar describe the latest in the Louisiana election.
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Whatever you want to describe it as, it is unconstitutional.
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A plan summary will also describe the investment choices available.
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"It's hard to find the words to describe," he said.
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How else can you describe someone who bullies their underlings?
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Liberals who describe themselves as progressives are accordingly half right.
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The reports describe everything from brittle bones to faulty joints.
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In fact, it's hard to describe the film at all.
|
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Can you use science to describe the act of combing?
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Plus like weird ways that they describe those those factions.
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No words to truly describe how much I love you!
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" EX-STAFFERS DESCRIBE HUMILIATIONS IN HILL OFFICE Politico: "Virginia Rep.
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Trump himself has repeatedly used vitriolic rhetoric to describe immigrants.
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Neither did it further describe the Saudis who were released.
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"Words can't describe how happy I am," he captioned it.
|
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Clinton or describe his presidency in ways he would not.
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Mr. Conway declined to describe the findings of the exam.
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I can describe it as -- it's just a media strike.
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The anecdotes describe frustrations with Trump as well as lawmakers.
|
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But that does not begin to describe a machine that
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VICE: First off, how would you describe your new book?
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How would you describe the relationship between music and ASMR?
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In it, you describe visiting concentration camps, you visited Sarajevo.
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How would you describe how you've changed since the breakup?
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On your Instagram page, you describe yourself as a witch.
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I'm not sure how to describe the smell they had.
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Shopify for restaurants is an accurate way to describe us.
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These words could describe the mother's experience or the child's.
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Can you describe the instrumentation you used for certain scenes?
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We chose one particular part of the elephant to describe.
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How would you describe your goal for creating this project?
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The letter did not describe the reason for the decision.
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Metal can sometimes describe anger in a wrong way, though.
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Another way to describe a hard shot, for some reason.
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There really are no words to describe what we saw.
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I don't know, but this does describe your mood today.
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TC: How would you describe the fundraising scene in Atlanta.
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Both: [Silence] AJ: I don't know how to describe it.
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VICE: Describe a typical day for you at Lake Point.
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Amazon has started to describe itself as a transportation company.
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How would you describe the feeling of bathing in beer?
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How would you describe their work in relation to loneliness?
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Noisey: Hi Scott, describe your skin care routine to me.
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There is no way to accurately describe it in words.
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The technical term we use to describe them is 'fantasists'.
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"I didn't know how to technically describe it," the Rev.
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How would you describe the implied texture of his paintings?
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""I'm good at finding the words to describe my feelings.
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"There are no words to describe this feeling," Gsellman said.
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Ass is used to describe a donkey or a fool.
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Scheppele used the term "constitutional coup" to describe Orbán's regime.
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That's how outfitters describe a trip into the Boundary Waters.
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How would you describe the state of opera in America?
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Neither of us knew how to describe what we were.
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Her own disability is not easy to describe, she said.
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Two sexes have never been enough to describe human variety.
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"It is impossible to describe our pain," the family said.
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Afghan officials in the province describe two wars for Ghazni.
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There's something very insidious about the inversion you describe here.
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He declined to describe Mr. Franck's duties at the consulate.
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THUMP: How would you describe this album with one word?
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So let's assume you're left with the quandary you describe.
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They describe movement and subtle motion as well as disappearance.
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My friends would describe me as having an electrifying personality.
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You probably describe them in more vulgar ways. Asshole. Yeah.
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How would you describe that overall tone of the account?
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And how would you describe the dictionary's audience on Twitter?
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They did, however, describe them as a good Christian family.
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The Creators Project: How would you describe your art form?
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I once heard Amy Schumer describe her "outgoing persona" vs.
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Can you describe what it's like to cuddle with MacGyver?
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"I would describe our relationship as sisters," Ms. Cranston said.
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How can I describe the way he brutalized me then?
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The Semaq Beri used particular terms to describe odor qualities.
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A third group was asked to describe their daily routine.
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They may be unwilling or unable to describe their experience.
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American officials invariably describe him as concise, inquisitive, even humble.
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Poles who have worked with North Koreans describe similar conditions.
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How do the reporters describe the casseurs and their behavior?
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Figures are reduced to color and shape; lines describe themselves.
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But employees describe a workplace that was degrading for women.
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And I wonder if you could describe, why is that?
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I asked her to describe what happened on July 8.
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I asked Ms. Tirschwell to describe the events of Sept.
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How would you describe the world your characters live in?
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I was thinking of another way to describe this book.
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Today, we would describe that figure as a lowball estimate.
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But you have to be careful how you describe that.
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It's difficult to describe the landscape during Kaamos ("dayless days").
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There is a reason parents describe it as a juggle.
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Even as I describe all these shortcuts that I take.
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I can't even begin to describe my emotions right now.
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Here I describe the excesses of freedom of the press.
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He told me to describe what you're wearing and everything.
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People often use the word "quirky" to describe your characters.
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"I can't describe how much I love Ty," she said.
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But he struggled to describe the vast expanse of destruction.
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When I asked Soros to describe himself ideologically, he laughed.
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She wants to learn how you describe your life experience.
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Describe one book that made you who you are today.
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SCOTT How would you describe the effect you were after?
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It's helping students find new words to describe their emotions.
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How would you describe how #MeToo has unfolded in France?
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Many mentioned finally having the words to describe their experience.
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I can't describe how compelling and fascinating this research is.
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Can you describe where we are when the season opens?
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How would you describe the "rally around the flag" effect?
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"I don't know how else to describe it," she said.
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Horizon Three is used to describe the most ambitious projects.
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But officials still did not describe the threat in detail.
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How would you describe your life before the heart attack?
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I asked Thrun to describe what such a network did.
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People describe people as brilliant -- but Charlie was truly brilliant.
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The company has declined to describe its financial situation publicly.
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I have no words to describe what we lived through.
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They describe being called porch monkeys, spear chuckers and worse.
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Fans often describe the videos as meditative, or even therapeutic.
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"Pig" is a derogatory term used to describe police officers.
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I wish I had the space to describe every performance.
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The president did not describe the events as a genocide.
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I called the shop to describe the car's current symptoms.
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"I would never describe Jim Hoft that way," King replied.
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Tom Brady is what I describe as the real deal.
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I wouldn't know how to describe or price the watch.
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"Describe what you wish not to invest in," Rodgers said.
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"I don't have words to describe that moment," he said.
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But I can describe it, and its effect on me.
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Why do the writers describe it as a "cultural force"?
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How would they describe their class's shopping habits and why?
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Describe your ideal reading experience (when, where, what, how). Morning.
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"I am not able to describe the information," he said.
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How did the show's producers and writer describe those characters?
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Then it was used mockingly to describe an impossible act.
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Words that describe explicit sexual acts are out, of course.
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Q: Could you describe what you remember for the jury?
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Officials describe the strategy going forward as business as usual.
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Ms. Swift's team contacted KYGO officials to describe her allegations.
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I would be skeptical of a report like you describe.
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Describe how easy or difficult aspects of this might be.
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Q. & A. No one would describe mountains as easy places.
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Like I said, it's hard to describe, but let's try.
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In 200 words or fewer, describe the schools of tomorrow.
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People who have managed to escape describe a dire situation.
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Describe your routines in as much detail as you can.
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Describe what makes it strange, odd, curious, funny or fascinating.
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Court papers describe a "Daniel Schroeder" as Glintmill's appointed director.
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The authorities also would not describe the three explosive devices.
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Business associates describe Wu as passionate, impatient and very ambitious.
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Q: Describe for us how you go about your work?
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"I would describe the President's mood as very focused," Rep.
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These all describe themselves by the problem they are solving.
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Nick Fandos, describe the past 22016 hours inside the Capitol.
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And I would never describe our discussions today as cordial.
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Esty "would go by to describe (Baker's) skills," Ricci said.
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At times, I would even describe the experience as freeing.
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The students were then asked to describe their own beliefs.
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Does anyone describe to you how to register to vote?
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They all describe the potential threat as ongoing and worrisome.
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Some veteran comedians describe barking as a rite of passage.
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The word, then, is great to describe the Lincoln Aviator.
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To describe American riot police as storm troopers is outrageous.
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What word would you use to describe Microsoft in 2016?
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Every reminiscence you read about Gwen will describe her smile.
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Watch the video above to hear Smith describe his measure.
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Republicans often like to describe themselves as defenders of freedom.
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But officials would not describe her or release her name.
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It did not describe those plans in any further detail.
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The episode descriptions, however, are impossible to describe without cringing.
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It did not describe the killings of 1992 as genocide.
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They describe the work in today's issue of Nature Biotechnology.
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It was difficult asking my cousin to describe his darkest
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Supporters describe it as something closer to a noise ordinance.
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L3, L4, and L5 all describe eruptions of varying severity.
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He claimed that "boofed" was a term to describe flatulence.
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"I almost don't have words to describe it," she said.
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" Kurdish camp officials describe al-Hol as an "ISIS academy.
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Literally, the term was invented to describe what I did.
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I would probably describe that as a kind of slumming.
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Beck: You describe your faith as more liturgical than theological.
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Others describe having to devise their own ad hoc procedures.
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I asked her to describe working in a virtual office.
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Describe the process -- from when the idea germinated until publication.
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GOP leaders describe the "skinny" option as a fallback proposal.
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I describe it as a snake that slithers through Washington.
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And dispense with the terms of art to describe it.
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Describe it and discuss what makes it an effective image.
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" The show's media materials describe Reda Hashem as a "C.
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Several websites describe a simple recipe for maple syrup taffy.
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You gotta listen to Faber describe the procedure -- it's gnarly.
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I'm trying to be careful in how I describe it.
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Some doctors would describe that as elderly, but probably not.
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I would describe this as not outside of the norm.
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The rest said the description did not accurately describe them.
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I asked Aggarwala to describe the business model for Quayside.
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"There are no words to describe this, really," Poterbin said.
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Can you describe the most extreme eating experience you've had?
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That is the only word to describe Mark Bowden's article.
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Adam: So I would describe it as an evolving relationship.
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How would your last supervisor describe you in three words?
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Describe who you last hook up with in this outfit?
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Describe who you last hooked up with in this outfit?
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Which letter was harder to describe and produce and why?
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Describe the circuit he travels each day to find trash.
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They describe their transformation from quiet pupil to outspoken activist.
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Can you describe the moment you realized you were undocumented?
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Nevertheless, you describe your home country as still pretty homophobic.
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Words can not describe the loss that we feel tonight.
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How would you describe your state of mind right now.
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He went on to describe nationalism as a dead end.
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It's a reasonable word to describe this kind of work.
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I describe myself as a creature of the executive branch.
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I can't describe my music, but you did it well.
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How would you describe the daily grind of being president?
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Most who know her would describe her as some variation of warm, winning, and/or cool as fuck; they may also attempt to describe her conspiratorial smile, which seems to encompass her entire being.
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Humphries, who also won gold at both the 2012 and 2013 world championships, did not describe what type of harassment she was alleging in her complaint but did describe her workplace environment as "impaired".
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Humphries, who also won gold at both the 2012 and 2013 world championships, did not describe what type of harassment she was alleging in her complaint but did describe her workplace environment as "impaired".
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When asked to describe a typical child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), most people would describe a young boy who climbs on things, is impatient and does not do what he is told.
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" Oliver argued that is not how you describe a law "it's how you describe a Viola Davis character in a movie called It Hasn't Even Been Written Yet But She Will Still Win The Oscar.
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In a statement, Trump used the "D" word for the first time to describe Maduro as a "dictator," a designation the Venezuelan opposition has long used to describe the former bus driver and union leader.
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He told his family and friends, but he does not like using the term "come out" to describe the experience, because he and his friends use myriad sexual identities to describe themselves already, he said.
|
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Priorities found that drop off voters were distinctly lukewarm toward Hillary Clinton: Just 30% describe themselves as very favorable to Clinton, far lower than the 72% who describe themselves as very favorable to Barack Obama.
|
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"When we use words to describe adult women that are typically used to describe children, it changes the way we view women — even unconsciously — so that we don't equate them with adult men," says Bialik.
|
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So let me ask you: Describe your experience of creating Climax.
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"People have an impulse to want to describe things," he says.
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Cultural figures in Russia describe a climate of confusion and anxiety.
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And you know, I do describe what she says about it.
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All of my children, including my sons, describe themselves as feminists.
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Perhaps you are in a place now to better describe it.
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"Morning After Dust — that could describe the whole concept," he said.
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KS: That's a good way to describe problems, big companies. Yeah.
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"Words could never describe my sister," she said, CBS News reports.
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"The way they describe the study is really problematic," he said.
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There are three quantum numbers you can describe, just the same.
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He declined to describe "the means of delivery" of the mines.
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How would you describe Frances, at this stage of the series?
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I describe it as the day the deal breakers are gone.
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There's no other way to describe it: it just feels right.
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And to describe my pregnancy as challenging would be an understatement.
|
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Instead, the charges describe a vast, organized, and explicitly illegal conspiracy.
|
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If only there was a word to describe this whole thing.
|
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Using the specific legal terminology to describe sexual assault is ideal.
|
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In both cases, ecorithms describe adaptive behavior in a mechanistic way.
|
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"Early bloomer" doesn't even begin to describe how I felt, folks.
|
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How would you describe the vibe of the team right now?
|
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Hardworking, passionate, determined, classy – all describe Glen and the Wood Family.
|
|
How would you describe Austin to someone who's looking to come?
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How do you describe the experience to your friends and family?
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People are using the hashtag "#SpideyPool" to describe the, er, couple.
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I can't even describe the feeling of openness it provided me.
|
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I'd describe my home now as like casual, comfortable, California style.
|
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Unfathomable tragedy is truly the only way to describe what happened.
|
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Fisher went so far as to describe Reynolds' mother as abusive.
|
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I don't even have words to describe what it was like.
|
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They can't describe the warmth in my heart when we hug.
|
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And 20 percent are what I would describe as 'normal people.
|
|
So often, the language we use to describe women undercuts accomplishments.
|
|
"Words may not adequately describe the precise emoji meaning," she said.
|
|
The person spoke anonymously to describe private details about Trump's travel.
|
|
On Thursday, Florida Governor Rick Scott tried to describe the devastation.
|
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These words describe the human experience of finding pleasure in another.
|
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We are more proud of our team than words can describe.
|
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It's hard to describe because it tastes uniquely like, well, itself.
|
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A plurality of Republican voters now describe themselves as "very" conservative.
|
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It's the simplest, quickest way to describe what Astro offers today.
|
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I don't really know how to describe that other than curvy?
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VICE: Could you describe the scene at CBGB back in 1975?
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But, we currently don't have an emoji to describe our periods.
|
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The Not Pink color is what many would describe as...pink.
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It may be hard to describe, but Pikuniku is a delight.
|
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So yes, I much prefer to describe him as a person.
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The twins describe their music as raw, lyrical, organic, and real.
|
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Guests describe Ms. Brown as "a hoot" with a sharp humor.
|
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Woodruff would describe her as a combination of authority and warmth.
|
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"There aren't words to describe how grateful I am to everybody."
|
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Neighbors describe a quiet young man who mostly kept to himself.
|
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"The only word to describe Puerto Rico is devastation," he said.
|
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You can describe a sporadic scene every once in a while.
|
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If there's one word to describe Alaina, "grounded" emerges above all.
|
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Zen out Sensory overload: two great words to describe an airport.
|
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All they did was describe it in the language of mathematics.
|
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Barack Obama has one word to describe Michelle Obama: "hotness" pic.twitter.
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"Being a father, it's tough to describe in words," he said.
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Except I'm not sure that's really how we should describe it.
|
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Mueller's indictment does not describe his investigation, leaving experts to speculate.
|
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So, how would you describe the similarities and differences between them?
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I'd like to take them back tonight to describe Bernie Sanders.
|
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Other documents describe bids to penetrate vehicle control systems in cars.
|
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Some people even describe themselves as fat in an empowering way.
|
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For example, how would you describe a dress to a computer?
|
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Even Mr Musk was careful to describe the timeline as aspirational.
|
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He said it to describe how laid back Kenny was. Unbelievable.
|
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Describe the object, then write about why it's important to you.
|
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It does not use the word "experiment" to describe the effort.
|
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I guess I'd describe you as fairly open on social media.
|
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The health department did not describe the gender of each partner.
|
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Exhaustion. In the book, contestants describe relenting after hours of interviews.
|
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In some cases, that strand is easy to identify and describe.
|
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WILLIAMS: I don&apost know how you want to describe it.
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RABBLE-ROUSING is not a term often used to describe historians.
|
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They describe a near future in which China overreaches and stumbles.
|
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Rosenstein said the term "activism" doesn't necessarily describe the company's approach.
|
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The thing is, we don't actually use diameter to describe circles.
|
|
All these figures describe the tariffs trade negotiators usually haggle over.
|
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How would you describe the personality of "El Cocotazo Radio Show"?
|
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"I would describe it kind of like a rollercoaster," he says.
|
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"It's hard to describe eloquently—it's just a feeling," he says.
|
|
Others, however, were entranced by the cult of beauty you describe.
|
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"It was brutally graphic," he said, declining to describe the content.
|
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Tall was the word I used to describe myself growing up.
|
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Words can't describe the overwhelming love affair that has already begun!
|
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I don't even trust people who self-describe as allies now.
|
|
We could describe the performance, but you should just watch it.
|
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JS: How would you describe your relationship to those two artists?
|
|
Donald is using this analogy to describe the decline of Studebaker.
|
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But Wednesday's study is the first to describe this in fungi.
|
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Describe the first outfit you had that expressed your femme identity.
|
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I don't have worlds to describe the loss of her life.
|
|
First off, how does Kendall describe her personal sense of style?
|
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Maybe don't describe yourself as the girl version of Guy Fieri.
|
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"I would actually almost describe it as a miracle," he said.
|
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The researchers describe the process as almost accidental in its accuracy.
|
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How do you describe what you guys want to accomplish here?
|
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It's the most pure, child-like joy that I can describe.
|
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Whirlwind fad is the only way to describe OMGPop's Draw Something.
|
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"There aren't words to describe that kind of devastation," Hassan says.
|
|
"Complicated," he said when asked to describe Kaling in one word.
|
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I can best describe it as tasting like a Greek cheesecake!
|
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Describe the night we met… I can't — I was too hammered.
|
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They describe this work in a new paper in Genome Research.
|
|
They took pains to describe this as correlational and not causal.
|
|
"My style, I don't know how to describe it," Leathers said.
|
|
And how would he describe his life in a single hashtag?
|
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"A lot of these things are hard to describe," says Bitonti.
|
|
Rather than try to describe the indescribable, watch the video below.
|
|
"Happy is kind of a hard word to describe," Lenny says.
|
|
But friends of Mr. Clinton describe that period as an aberration.
|
|
Some Californians would describe the oil industry in the same way.
|
|
Eventually they came up with words to describe their unique bond.
|
|
Whatever sign the moon is in will describe your mood, Cancer.
|
|
Other places describe their hotpots as the sophisticated food of emperors.
|
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Nearly everything other people describe as purple I see as blue.
|
|
Her U.N. counterparts describe her as charming and yet very tough.
|
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There are no words to describe the tragedy that occurred today.
|
|
That means you only need one number to describe the network.
|
|
If that isn't a way to describe DiCaprio, then what is?
|
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There are no words to describe what we are feeling now.
|
|
The official declined to describe the details of the executive order.
|
|
It's an understatement to describe this year's Bucks as a disappointment.
|
|
The meetings I've had frankly have been nothing like you describe.
|
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"I describe it as the weirdest blind date ever," she says.
|
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Hard to describe really, but some say it sounds like trumpets.
|
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I don't think that what you describe is that far off.
|
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But their hope, ultimately, is to describe a far richer reality.
|
|
There are plenty of terms meteorologists use to describe storm systems.
|
|
The gospels describe how Christ fed a multitude with almost nothing.
|
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Ze, I normally describe you as the king of BuzzFeed video.
|
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I have no words to describe what I'm feeling right now.
|
|
Most of the images we were seeing — it's hard to describe.
|
|
Here, eight Reuters photographers describe their favorite images from the tournament.
|
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Correction: This story has been updated to properly describe Dorchester's location.
|
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It's a term used to describe a deadbeat or absent parent.
|
|
The terms "masculine" and "feminine" are usually used to describe gender.
|
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That's a long way to describe what insiders are calling rationalization.
|
|
If you can take one word to describe America, it's 'liberty.
|
|
To describe the song as tone-deaf would be an understatement.
|
|
" He went on to describe "the Trump phenomenon" as "powerful stuff.
|
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It was just the most intense... I can't even describe it.
|
|
But other experts describe disasters as "manifestations of unresolved development problems".
|
|
Describe your perfect Friday night in the most minute detail possible.
|
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You might just as well try to accurately describe being drunk.
|
|
Bannon deserves extra scrutiny, given how his former employees describe him.
|
|
Several Western and Arab diplomats describe the November exchange as tense.
|
|
The filing does not describe the specific grounds for an appeal.
|
|
So at its worst moments, how would you describe the feeling?
|
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MH: How would you describe how young voters see themselves ideologically?
|
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How would you describe Austin to someone who's never been here?
|
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Describe a better future and how you're going to get there.
|
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Q So can you describe how General Kelly feels about it?
|
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Those were the words my girlfriend was using to describe me.
|
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There's no words to describe how much we love these boys.
|
|
"Straight shooter" was the innocuous phrase often used to describe him.
|
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This does not describe most of the humans in the world.
|
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This could describe what we're now seeing in the climate polling.
|
|
"More chiseled" is how I'd describe the 2019 Notebook 23.1 Pro.
|
|
Gaby Wilson, MTV News correspondent How would you describe your identity?
|
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"I cannot describe the sadness I feel right now," he wrote.
|
|
White House officials declined to describe the meeting in detail afterwards.
|
|
Beyond that, how would you describe the general attitude of Montrealers?
|
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There are no words to describe how I cherished our friendship.
|
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You can use it to describe breasts, butts and even balls.
|
|
How would you describe Remi's world in L.A. — is it realistic?
|
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I love you more than words could ever describe HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!
|
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How would you describe them and the world they live in?
|
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Think about how you describe the young women in your family.
|
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We're not sure, exactly, how to describe this look to you.
|
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Amazon's privacy policies don't describe how reviewers handle some Alexa audio.
|
|
A hypercar is used to describe the top fraction of supercars.
|
|
Another way to describe the ontological value of presence is authenticity.
|
|
Notably, fathers used DIY language to describe work traditionally considered feminine.
|
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To describe this as generous is an understatement of colossal proportions.
|
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There isn't a word in English to describe the special kind
|
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We'd describe hopes of a functional Renault-Nissan merger as delusional.
|
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It's hard to describe but I was just feeling particularly creative.
|
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"The word catastrophic does not appropriately describe what we're facing," Rep.
|
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As a self-identified "nun," how would you describe your spirituality?
|
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Stubborn is the most commonly used word to describe this sign.
|
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My friends and I often describe ourselves as Ilanas and Abbis.
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That's how Microsoft, Google, and Apple describe how things will go.
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How do you describe the album to me in five words?
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Be sure to describe your background, relevant experience, and skill set.
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"It's an adrenaline rush that you cannot describe," William told me.
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You can describe these videos in a host of unflattering ways.
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There's a webpage, Reddit and Subreddits that all describe DoorDash's practices.
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If any of those questions describe your life, you're not alone.
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The format was so incipient that he struggled to describe it.
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It isn't enough to describe Camille O'Sullivan as merely a singer.
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To describe these events obscures how swiftly and efficiently they happen.
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ANCIENT GREEK writings describe livestock eating seaweed, as do Icelandic sagas.
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It's to describe what happened on specific dates in specific moments.
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We constantly use economic metaphors to describe romantic and sexual relations.
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If there's one word to describe Becky Albertalli's book Simon vs.
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In fairness, politicians rarely describe their opponents' views in generous terms.
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In a novel, you can describe that in a paragraph, beautifully.
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Conger cleverly coins the term "blue vulva" to describe the process.
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Would you describe your gym as being a hyper-gendered space?
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Police reports did not describe Hernandez-Llach as showing irrational behavior.
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Aravena likes to use the word "irreducible" to describe Elemental's approach.
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For starters, neither the terms "popular" or "classical" really describe him.
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Users describe painful convulsions leading to hallucinations and loss of consciousness.
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Beto O'Rourke Absolutely, yes — that's a great way to describe it.
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At that time, Democrats did not describe the nominee as unqualified.
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My colleagues used words like "medicinal" and "syrupy" to describe it.
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Paget coined the phrase "seed and soil" to describe the phenomenon.
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Note: This story has been updated to more accurately describe Hogg.
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That led him to describe, in some detail, his nightly routine.
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The language used to describe the progress, however, was less clear.
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Melancholic would be too mild a word to describe Bernie Gunther.
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How would you describe your career path at Etsy so far?
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America, employed the language of the business world to describe the
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MORE, respectively to describe certain groups of voters in recent years.
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"Words can't describe what they've done to this city," said Bigorra.
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People who get past the smell describe the taste as bland.
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They describe their findings in a new paper published in Science.
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Can you describe your arrest and the legal situation that followed?
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Men's-wear experts invoke it to describe a certain artful dishevelment.
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Meanwhile, just 19% of respondents describe their boss as a mentor.
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He uses childish nicknames to describe political opponents and foreign leaders.
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He asked each to describe their children and how they died.
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On Thursday, she refused to describe her role in either matter.
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Public records, and those who knew Kelley, describe a troubling history.
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But the word could just as easily describe the area's thoroughfares.
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The companies tend to describe such work in overtly patriotic language.
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Many economists describe that notion as somewhere between fanciful and delusional.
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Former Insys employees consistently describe Burlakoff's arrival as a turning point.
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Oceanographers use a compelling and arcane vocabulary to describe this process.
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"The best way to describe my family is old school," Mrs.
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It's tempting to describe the Sinfonias as jewel-like in construction.
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White House aides often describe Trump as his own best messenger.
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Better for it to be turned into the bunker you describe.
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Describe your friendship by October 31, 2019 to enter the contest.
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The final chapters describe Betsy's afterlife, which includes a disastrous marriage.
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Lowkey is typically used to describe a speaker's desires or emotions.
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The owners describe the construction process as a "labor of love."
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He said he would use the word "kind" to describe them.
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Can you describe what a typical Modafinil study session looks like?
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Words cannot describe how it felt to be back on stage.
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The faith I followed was simple, yet incredibly difficult to describe.
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"That's one way to describe it," he added with a grin.
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I'd describe it as a wish list more than anything else.
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Will we describe the press as the 'enemy of the people'?
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You could describe it as a small piece of gear for
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"Different people describe the same behavior in different ways," Buckels says.
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Describe what happens when you get a call for a shooting.
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The only accurate way to describe her expression is, Ohhhhh, shit.
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Could you describe one of your earlier pieces, titled Cratering Piece?
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Here, seven people describe why they stepped out of the race.
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Why do prefer to see and describe yourself as a capitalist?
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Describe the vibe of the people you'll meet in West Hollywood.
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Can you describe the moment you decided to have the surgery?
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It is interesting to hear you describe photography as pure thought.
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How would you describe the link between partying and political resistance?
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"I didn't want my group to describe their trips," he said.
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How would you describe the ambiance and vibe of these Seders?
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Would you describe yourself as an anxious or depressed human being?
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"The best way to describe is it's just command," Maddon said.
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Add irrepressible and irreplaceable, and you begin to describe the man.
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There are parts in the book where I describe his thoughts.
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Look, we could describe it to you but what's the point?
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That's the only word I can think of to describe it.
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Could you describe the Lower East Side in the late 1980s?
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Describe the vibe of the people you'll meet in Silver Lake.
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You need to change the language with which you describe yourself.
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How would you describe the set up of a Sudanese Kitchen?
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I would describe my drag as artistic, amazing, fierce, and inspirational.
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"The best way to describe it was border politics," he says.
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For example, how do you describe a certain type of cough?
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Can you please describe every instance you encountered that thing, ever?
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Ann Givens: Can you describe the book in your own words?
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Can you describe how the LGBT scene has evolved since then?
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" They also describe black people as "wild animals on the loose.
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They all agree it was nauseating for reasons difficult to describe.
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"I could describe it as a deep sleep," Dr. Chin said.
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The film's best segments describe the extraordinary growth of women's running.
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Murphy had me read it first and describe it to him.
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Trump would describe Hamilton as a loser who got himself shot.
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Those are words Madeleine's family used to describe their little girl.
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"Aggie's hit, you couldn't describe it as any bigger," Counsell said.
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Even Mr. Leckey declined to say how he would describe himself.
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Witnesses describe what it was like the moment the train derailed.
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Describe the images you see in the night sky over Reykjavik.
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It's difficult to describe, but the enormity hits fast and hard.
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He refused to describe sin as a failure or a disqualification.
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But that theory might not describe the actual marketplace that well.
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Instead, they describe market trading volume about where it should be.
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"My concerns still remain," she said, declining to describe the contents.
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To try to describe that scene is to recognize its folly.
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Ask individual sex workers how they prefer you describe their jobs.
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Economists describe the measure as more carpet bombing than precision strike.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly describe Botsford's photo.
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That does not describe the way that people do politics online.
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Their job is to come in and describe what they're doing.
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Describe the situation, including details about any treatment that was tried.
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"I lack words to describe this day," Kipchoge told reporters afterward.
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If that doesn't describe predatory behavior, I don't know what does.
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The genre usually invoked to describe his presidency is reality television.
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The company did not describe the employee's role or possible motive.
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The phrase "literally Hitler" is frequently used to describe anything bad.
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VICE: Can you describe what you mean by the term "awake"?
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"Live cinema" is a term sometimes used to describe such technique.
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The theme of dystopia is frequently used to describe your work.
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You also describe the installation as a form of metaphorical communication.
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The dispatcher tried to describe to firefighters the stranded woman's location.
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Sometimes it's so hard to describe that I almost give up.
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Those who know them describe their relationship as a total partnership.
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He was recently asked to describe what they do during games.
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Because it's a handy way to describe Hollywood's function in America.
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Steven Adams chooses the wrong words to describe the Warriors' guards.
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One officer approached Venus and asked her to describe what happened.
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These are people who describe the context in some new way.
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Check. Do ALL of the first words describe common POLICE activities?
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And you can use pi to describe the size of angles.
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Yet she remains uncomfortable using the word "feminist" to describe herself.
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It's hard to describe the depth of my feeling of betrayal.
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Dearest Amy, I'm at a loss for words to describe today.
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Daisy Badcock is someone I describe as a funny burlesque performer.
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I can't describe it, it was really amazing — everybody was one.
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Is that the right way to describe it, a TV network?
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They spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private discussions.
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How did people describe that night to you the next day?
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Her critics frequently used the epithet "Lady Macbeth" to describe her.
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The use of the — what's the polite way to describe this?
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Let's be sure, though, that you face the quandary you describe.
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But she shies away from using traditional labels to describe herself.
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Gay parents describe the difficulties of completing even small administrative tasks.
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Still, it's hard to describe their collaboration without leaving that impression.
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Meteorologists even have a term to describe this phenomenon: orographic lifting.
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The auction rules, published Thursday, describe three rounds of blind bidding.
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I, too, struggle to describe what kind of fiction this is.
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"I would describe him as an iconoclast," Dr. Fan said, laughing.
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Mr. Todorowski doesn't use the word "improvisation" to describe this process.
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But "nurturing" is not how one would describe its leadership culture.
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Submission Process Proposals should describe focused, idea-driven, original group exhibitions.
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"Hungry" is the first word his friends use to describe him.
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Again without surprise, it will describe atrocities and the humanitarian disaster.
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As a result, the document uses male pronouns to describe Manning.
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I would describe my initial reaction as nonplussed, or maybe bemused.
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Others describe themselves as "blue ribbon," meaning they support the police.
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Has that experience you describe in the book visited you again?
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Major housing landlords describe the process as a work in progress.
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Searing vignettes describe her life before and after her mother's death.
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"Words can't describe what it was," Isabel said of that day.
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Those who know him describe Mr. Shkreli as charismatic and intelligent.
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"Clark Kent is the best way to describe him," he said.
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But the web-based system you describe doesn't sound very rigid.
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She was also asked by prosecutors to describe Weinstein's naked body.
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But there are no words to describe the last two years.
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It is purely about creating the "reward" you describe — feeling great.
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"Symbol of racial animus" is way too mild to describe this.
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"; "Recall your most shameful memory and describe how it changed you.
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"She can describe his genitalia," he said on NBC's "Today" show.
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Describe the editorial process after a story is pitched or submitted.
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Lawyers describe such actions as having a "disparate impact" on minorities.
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Or perhaps quixotic would be a better word to describe it.
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The term may work well to describe the perception of incumbents.
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They describe having common symptoms of mental illness and panic attacks.
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There will be voting, but "election" doesn't quite describe the result.
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Trump could describe losing as a "coup" against him, for example.
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When someone finds a new way to describe love or grief.
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"He's in my bloodstream; his words describe my nation," he said.
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Duterte later said he regretted using that language to describe Obama.
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How do you describe what's happening with your team right now?
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We're reading through them now and will describe them next week.
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"I don't know how to describe my work," he once reflected.
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What adjectives would you use to describe the new space jumpsuit?
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However, as I describe in a new paper, this is misguided.
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I simply wanted to describe the intractability of the partisan divide.
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From what you describe, the board is certainly neglecting its duties.
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Then, describe your drawing and explain what evidence supports your prediction.
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Q: Can you describe to the jury his tone of voice?
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Despite the donations, doctors and hospital workers describe a desperate situation.
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"It's hard to describe the tone of that one," said Cramer.
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Barr likes to describe Trump as the heir to Ronald Reagan.
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The lyrics describe a deliberate seduction followed by an acute betrayal.
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"There are ZERO WORDS to describe the loss," the statement said.
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My fear is that I won't be able to describe it.
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Friends describe Scotty as funny and humble, but also fiercely protective.
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The movement is largely leaderless — or leaderful, as some describe it.
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Can you describe the feeling of seeing yourself dressed as Hitler?
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They describe what they feel only very broadly: sad, happy, scared.
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People close to her describe Hicks as a friendly, loyal fighter.
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I don't even know how to describe how it hit me.
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Fogg even picked out a word, "shine," to describe the feeling.
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It's difficult to describe the current feeling of malaise in Australia.
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That was how Booker would describe Buttigieg later, in Sioux City.
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Similarly, that SINKING FEELING might describe "Anxiety, to a plumber" (52A).
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Words like "Disney" and "confection" get bandied about to describe them.
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" To describe this terrifying new reality, a terrifying new idea: "omnicide.
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It doesn't really adequately describe what's going to have to happen.
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How would you describe your views and attitudes toward the military?
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If these words describe you, it's time to change things up.
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France has also become what experts describe as a "rebound" destination.
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It didn't fully describe intrinsic value .. it was a reasonable proxy.
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"It's nothing like they describe in the early days," she said.
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To describe a tank, the Comanches, for example, used a wakaree'a.
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" McDonald's leaders often describe the business as a "three-legged stool.
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Some found themselves short on words to describe what they felt.
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Now quick — describe society's idea of a "typical hipster" for me.
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"[There are] many words I've seen to describe it," he said.
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"The moment it happened is really hard to describe," he said.
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That's not what I would describe as a fun work environment.
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Name Withheld You're right to object to the conversations you describe.
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Police declined to describe the relationships between the children and women.
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Isn't what you describe the way this country was in 1980?
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Describe your way of participating, and what you enjoy about it.
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Words fail to describe the destruction of this ancient, beautiful land.
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No, words cannot accurately describe how truly cursed these photos are.
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EU officials describe conditions there as akin to wartime concentration camps.
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But that's how I'd describe the spicy mayo on this taco.
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O'Leary could hardly come up with the words to describe it.
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The fires are difficult for many Australians to comprehend or describe.
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I would describe the accent as just shy of Cockney east.
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It's hard to describe Thornwatch, but it's definitely for advanced players.
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That said, maybe exclusive isn't the right way to describe it.
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"How would you describe his attendance at work?" he was asked.
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Cheap is the only way to describe the camera's build quality.
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Friends describe her adjustment to her new career as remarkably smooth.
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Describe the class action suit about overtime pay for truck drivers.
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What's the most accurate way to describe kids' relationship to "Frozen"?
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There isn't another way to describe this except as a subsidy.
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Now, 73% describe it as an opportunity, 21% as a threat.
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Or what phrase would you use to describe talks right now?
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It is purely about creating the "reward" you describe: feeling great.
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The official also insisted on anonymity to describe the private conversation.
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Residents in Bama describe a town without any permanent civilian administration.
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"They describe it a bit like a lost paradise," she said.
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However likable, you could not properly describe her as a friend.
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So let's describe who you work with, first of all. Sure.
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How would you describe attitudes toward teachers in the United States.
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This led people to describe the photo as a nude selfie.
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Could you describe what exactly we are hearing on the tape?
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Can you describe what it looked like when you got there?
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Now, describe the distribution — its center, variability and any unusual differences.
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I feel the answer, but to describe it is not easy.
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The last few paragraphs of the article describe Bolden's early life.
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And that is just to describe an online breaking news story.
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Unfortunately, they no longer accurately describe the experiences of many households.
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I describe it as the day the deal-breakers are gone.
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So how would you describe what a meme is in words?
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"People describe a lot of my work as feminine," he said.
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Describe what you observed in as much detail as you can.
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If I tried to describe my stalker, what would I recall?
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VICE: How would you describe the legacy of SATC in 2018?
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Prolific is not even a generous way to describe his songwriting.
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