" He elaborates: "As a young man I kept chickens.
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But this isn't just about sibling loyalty, as Farrow elaborates.
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In a new interview with Norm Macdonald, Carrey elaborates further.
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" Her "superpower," as Nilsen elaborates, "appears to be shaming adults.
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" And in Settings, a new message elaborates, "This iPhone is supervised.
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The Diamond episode of Behind the Music elaborates on this opposition.
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An excellent article by Frank Rotman elaborates on the points made above.
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Moore elaborates: rough terrain could shake you, but won't necessarily break you.
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"Our entire instrument is tuned to see, hear or touch," she elaborates.
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West elaborates on this external pressure saying that he feels trapped and directionless.
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She elaborates on the peace she draws from the beaches and their waters.
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" Video editor Sera Timms elaborates, "Chasm's music conveys a sense of ethereal longing.
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"Gould is an example of both the art and the science," Harris elaborates.
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Through kawaii, May elaborates, violence can be expressed in a non-threatening way.
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At his new Brooklyn bar, Altar, Phil Ward elaborates on the classic drink.
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" Celmins elaborates, "Where my dog is, that's where home is — that's not bad.
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"We're trained to talk to customers and restructure the conversation about bodies," Rachel elaborates.
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"For me the linguistic aspect was something that interested me very much," he elaborates.
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"The victim's death appears to be a result of homicidal violence," the statement elaborates.
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Khorramian elaborates on Dubuffet's premise, leaving us clues, setting us up, leading us on.
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" Kreisberg elaborates, "With so many of these characters, they're not who they are yet.
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" She elaborates, "I would be open to doing [that] if the time was right.
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" Kelly elaborates: "This is why we made the project — how do you live queerly?
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The 20-page document elaborates on specific instances of what Fang saw as discrimination.
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She elaborates a self-sufficient world that runs according to its own inner logic.
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"The actual nature of the disaster makes a great deal of difference," Redlener elaborates.
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Later, he elaborates: "Charlie Kushner," said Bannon, smacking his head again in additional disbelief.
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Chiptune Radio's version picks and elaborates on select greatest hits in a parsable sequence.
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And particularly when he elaborates that he believed that President Obama was tapping his phones.
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Ambrose elaborates his crimes further in an episode 8 conversation with Father Blackwood (Richard Coyle).
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In his book Walden, Thoreau elaborates on the ideas Stauffer touches on in her article.
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It always talks about going home, but never really elaborates on where that would be.
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" The Doggfather elaborates: "I don't got Tidal, so a n**** had to bootleg it to me.
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As the Gaming Historian elaborates in his latest YouTube video, a company called Power 10 Inc.
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" A moment later he elaborates: "No more Jimmy McGill esquire poof, like he never even existed.
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His household expenses, which Budiansky elaborates in great detail, amounted to twice his salary each month.
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The full statement from Apple elaborates that 1,000,000:1 accuracy it had originally announced is still valid.
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Garrett also elaborates on his 2-month marriage, which was a source of scrutiny for a minute.
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"Imagine going on a stroll through the forest and there's just bodies laying out everywhere," he elaborates.
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" When the interviewer presses him further, he elaborates: "The conditions that produced Watts were and are criminal.
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"Always assume the customer is right, and give your coworker the benefit of the doubt," Kastenbaum elaborates.
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Federighi elaborates: I think we designed ourselves into a bit of a thermal corner, if you will.
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"Insecure" elaborates on the life of a fictional Issa who is ordinary and not O.K. with it.
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Monday's report elaborates on the Times' earlier tax report, and comes just a week before Election Day.
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"It was never like we were at each other's throats, it just felt distant really," Kele elaborates.
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"He [the white man] will always film from within the national orthodoxy from whence he came," he elaborates.
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The list of Peabody winners not only cosigns this truth, but elaborates the ways these stories stand out.
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" Witt elaborates that, "almost everyone we come in contact with is in some kind of mental health treatment.
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Later, the foundation elaborates further: Enacts a broad-based, 16 percent "Business Transfer Tax" or value-added tax.
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"So, all kinds of love: brotherly love, sisterly love, carnal love, love of the vending machine," Henderson elaborates.
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"It makes you appreciate clothing more than how we normally do," Dean elaborates of the hands-on process documented.
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"New Orleans my birthplace you heard me, where money's more important than the person," he elaborates at one point.
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"These were viewed as tools imposed on communities, added on top of an already imposed government structure," Williams elaborates.
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The European Commission in Brussels, so loathed by Eurosceptics everywhere, must become "a real European government", elaborates Mr Schulz.
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EW further elaborates that the upcoming last season will be split into two, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-style.
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"Yohn elaborates, "An example would be how Airbnb opens the café in its headquarters to employees' families, even for dinner.
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Apple elaborates on that essential notion by saying that its code is expressing its corporate viewpoint on consumer security and privacy.
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" IOTA's Sønstebø further elaborates on Byrne's point and says that distributed ledgers "shine in renting out computation in the fog, i.e.
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"The ever-changing political scenario here also doesn't help much, and then there is the huge currency variation issue," Gurung elaborates.
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Mensa wrote an op-ed for Billboard that elaborates on those themes in the wake of Donald Trump's U.S. election win.
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At her home and studio, Saar elaborates on her powerfully direct stories, particularly as they pertain to the African American experience.
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Skowronek elaborates on this comparison in an interview with the Nation, placing President-elect Trump in the context of historical cycles.
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The unnamed writer elaborates, saying, "You can use it [a rape] as a reason for anything she might do," the writer says.
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" He elaborates that "some of the people will join on to the administration with serious reservations with the guy at the top.
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She elaborates that the first 10 months were an unhappy accident and then she pushed herself over the 365-day finish line.
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"There's certain publications or companies that want something from me but I just don't feel comfortable giving that to them," he elaborates.
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" Arbona elaborates, "It's the whole Brahmin accent, saying, 'It would be so nice if you weren't hee-ah,' instead of, 'Go away.
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It will be interesting to see whether Mr. Kim elaborates this portion of the menu a bit, perhaps adding some larger plates.
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The historian Edith Sheffer's new book, "Asperger's Children: The Origins of Autism in Nazi Vienna," builds and elaborates on these new revelations.
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The book elaborates on how businesses can work for the social and economic well-being of society, as well as company shareholders.
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Mix that fear with what Kong has represented, and the chaos that follows elaborates on what happens when man tampers with nature.
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The artist, Mbuku Kimpala (pictured below), elaborates on her sculpture, stating that it represents the nakedness of all the women in the world.
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"I gave him a list of 30 or so names and he just sort of ran with it," Keating elaborates on their process.
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The behemoth of a report — a door-stopper at 658 pages — was published Monday morning and elaborates on the two articles of impeachment.
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The book elaborates that the statement 'has nothing whatever to do with racism, or the elevation of one segment of humanity over another.
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An essay written by the National Guard Association of the United States further elaborates upon the merits of moving to electronic propeller control systems.
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Mr Eagleton is eloquent when he elaborates on the enduring power of faith as a source of cohesion and inspiration in most human societies.
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Mr Xygalatas, who elaborates these ideas in many academic articles, in a Ted talk, and in a recent piece for Aeon journal, thinks not.
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We're enclosing our December briefing for your reference, as it further elaborates on the challenges we have been trying to work through with Facebook.
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" While most otherkin "know they are human," he elaborates, "some feel what we call astral limbs where we can feel wings, tails, ears, etc.
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"For instance, there is a clause against all forms of pornography not just child pornography—unlike other countries where pornography is allowed," he elaborates.
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The visual dimension of "Cornucopia" elaborates on that mythic vision, conjuring exotic plant life and animal forms on which Björk's face is sometimes superimposed.
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That the early work is where the central ideas are located that the later work elaborates on, even in the case of Jasper Johns?
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"The 'deck of cards' was an inspiration in that it represents the idea of luck, or the opposite of empirical thinking," Kuo elaborates further.
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Traders will scrutinise comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later on Friday, especially if he elaborates on plans for further monetary policy easing.
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If someone wanted to study, for instance, how many of the people charged with cannabis possession were African American, they could do so, he elaborates.
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Leila Abdelrazaq elaborates on her representation of the Palestinian diaspora and the ability for comics to convey dense issues in a more easily digestible format.
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In this conversation, Yang elaborates on his campaign platform which includes a UBI, Medicare-for-all, and a value-added tax to pay for it.
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" The "private persons" bit there is telling — Gorsuch elaborates, "I do not seek to address publicly authorized forms of killing like capital punishment and war.
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Traders will scrutinize comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later on Friday, especially if he elaborates on plans for further monetary policy easing.
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Twitter's new Help Center elaborates that individual tweets can be deleted and the account can remain, but at times, the entire account may be suspended.
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She elaborates in the post that you'll also want non-stick oil to prepare the waffle maker and icing, which comes with the Pillsbury rolls.
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He further elaborates on balancing his inspiration with practicality, saying he wanted the dress to move and dazzle as she danced with her new husband.
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"That type of aggression or urgency and immediacy stayed with me in everything I always did, but maybe just took different forms, musically," he elaborates.
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She hides crucial info in subclauses—like how lieutenants seem to communicate with ancillaries by discreet hand-twitch, for instance—and never elaborates on it.
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" The website elaborates: "Unlike most of the party games you've played before, Cards Against Humanity is as despicable and awkward as you and your friends.
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Hopinka's rapturous feature-length debut, małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, elaborates on these enduring themes.
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The law elaborates to say the invention's benefits must be "available to the public on reasonable terms" or else march-in rights could be exercised.
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" In a promotional video for the Gender Spectrum Collection, Drucker elaborates: "Images of trans and gender non-conforming and non-binary people, it's like a vacuum.
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The press release elaborates on the "Tinder for athletes" mission with this line:Tinder: Users can meet other users in their surroundings and work out with them.
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" The show, which premiered in 1998, a year after the movie was released, elaborates more on Hercules' journey to becoming, in the Muses' words, "Hunk-ules.
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" Dr. Henry Fisher, a chemist who is now head of policy at VolteFace, elaborates: "Doing cocaine every weekend is more dangerous than a chemical like MDMA.
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" He elaborates, "I had these little bits and pieces, and I had these little breadcrumbs, and then I get the first script and I go, 'Oh, okay.
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"In [most] clitoral anatomy — [because every body is unique] — you should be able to fully retract the hood and see the complete glans clitoris," Dr. Rubin elaborates.
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" Stephanie Todd, an NSPCC case worker from Croydon, elaborates: "I've worked on several cases where siblings are taken along and have ended up being raped or coerced.
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He recently published a best-selling book, "Principles: Life and Work," which elaborates on what he's learned in a career that's now spanned more than 40 years.
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In his latest published work — less of a book and more a hastily assembled compilation of his public musings on the subject — he elaborates on those arguments.
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"The visual appearance mixed with the process, content and history of the work creates a painting that is in-between being one thing or another," Pour elaborates.
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As the 8-K further elaborates, there were some options in the subsequent sale bids for all of Yahoo that included the patents as part of the deal.
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" He elaborates that it will be more difficult to bring Exodus to China as "China has different rules, everywhere from regulations to how Android even works in China.
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Fitch is of the view that the statement reiterates and elaborates on the framework under the new budget law, covered under Circular No. 43 and Circular No. 88.
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The narrator elaborates: the exciting part, "is the tickle, the tease, the journey," since for this version of Veronica, the fantasy coming to fruition would dull its power.
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"Unfortunately it is not always common practice to have developers identify and address the vulnerabilities just like they would address functionality bugs triggered by their code," Ashbel elaborates.
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" He elaborates on its significance as yet another dimension of her installation works, stating, "Louise's work has always oscillated between real space, the experiential and the psychological space.
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"Abbie is based on people who are really close to me, and all the stuff that happened in her life happened to some women I know," Mills elaborates.
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Investors will also look to see if Draghi elaborates on his recent comments that the ECB would study whether negative rates are starting to have unintended side effects.
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He elaborates his argument through interviews conducted with Turkish NASA employees: from the legal issues of claiming another planet, to the technical challenges of colonizing a separate world.
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Skyy detailed the pain and anguish she was put through as a result of Tekashi's actions in her victim impact statement, and she elaborates on that here with us.
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In a blog post titled "A billion reasons to celebrate music on YouTube," the company elaborates on why the music industry should embrace advertising and subscription models for digital services.
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Update 4/4/18 5:53pm ET: A statement from the Mountain View Police Department further elaborates on the interaction between Aghdam and law enforcement officers prior to the shooting.
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In his essay for "Getting There," Buffett elaborates on a message that he thinks "is very important to get across to younger people": Take care of your mind and body.
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While sister Khloé said a week ago that Kim was "not doing well" and reports say that she is seeking counseling, a new story from People elaborates on that assessment.
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" Elaborates the Vinyl star, "To give them a special day allows them to feel extraordinary, which they are, and I want her to feel that way as much as possible.
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" The definition further elaborates that "'severe mental pain or suffering" means the prolonged mental harm caused by or resulting from "a variety of factors," including "the threat of imminent death.
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" The definition further elaborates that "'severe mental pain or suffering" means the prolonged mental harm caused by or resulting from "a variety of factors," including "the threat of imminent death.
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As with many Petty hits, the chord progression remains constant the whole way through, and the chorus riff elaborates on the verse riff ever so slightly, with kindness and invention.
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" He elaborates further: "I think he has a remarkably — and this is not a joke — I think he has a remarkably small penis, and I'm going to tell you exactly why.
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The post also includes the image of a letter from her that elaborates on her new outlook and says she is acting on behalf of her mother, grandmother, ancestors, and children.
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" I ask him what he means by "live textures" and he elaborates, "Well, you know the gospel thing, that really came about us not thinking we would be a live band.
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Jerry elaborates on why many Valley executives encounter mental health pressures as their careers evolve, and details advice he gives to his own clients to help them re-engage with themselves.
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" Or as the stately but sensuous Hatshepsut (Amelia Workman) elaborates: "Yesterday, today, next summer, tomorrow, just a moment ago in 1317 died the last black man in the whole entire world.
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Holley elaborates that the ethos of the nonprofit is to provide support for people going through "periods of intense grief or shame" over their affiliation — voluntary or involuntary — to extremist groups.
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In a conversation with Hyperallergic, he elaborates how climate change personally affects the way his future will continue since his home, as he says, has become a frontline community of destruction.
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In the novel, Stephen King never really fully elaborates on the why behind it all, which has led many to speculate on their own as to why the memories are gone.
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Most importantly, we would like to know: We're enclosing our December briefing for your reference, as it further elaborates on the challenges we have been trying to work through with Facebook. Best,
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Classical design, design thinking and computational design: Maeda says these are the three kinds of design and elaborates on the issues that arise when you take a classical approach to computational design.
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" Butina elaborates in another message that same day that the "crucial" issue in the election race was that Republicans were "for us" and Democrats "against," so "our move here is very important.
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And he elaborates on how he and his team used photography of the moon and digitally covered it over the desert lands to help simulate the moon's surface in a convincing way.
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As if by way of explanation, one canvas repeats the words of a well-known Conceptual work by the artist, "Language Is Not Transparent"; another elaborates thoughtfully on a quote from Cézanne.
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" Stanford's news service elaborates that the scholars will be "exposed to leadership training and development, residential experiences, immersive educational opportunities, additional degree opportunities focused on public policy and problem-solving at scale.
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In an interview with CNBC, Cook elaborates on the shortfall, pointing out that "the trade tensions between the United States and China put additional pressure on their economy," which resulted in fewer customers.
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The announcement from Toyota comes via a Tokyo press briefing on Monday, which elaborates on earlier comments made by the company around its intent to target China first for fully electric vehicle sales.
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Woods denied Tamblyn's claims on Twitter, but she isn't backing down: On Wednesday, she published an open letter to James Woods in Teen Vogue, in which she elaborates on her experience with him.
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"My paintings help me travel to magical places without having to actually leave," she elaborates, attributing her folkloric style to a significant influence by Tove Jansson who created the famed Moomin children's books.
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A passionate bluegrass player, Miyamoto strums an acoustic guitar as the rest of the band elaborates the main theme into a medley of the equally well-known Game Over and level clear fanfares.
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This inevitable sense of falling short is expressed in some of the best poetry ever written, he says, and he elaborates his point with energised discussions of Keats, Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson.
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" Photography, painting and cinema, Gayford elaborates, all belong to a common history that "spills over the normal boundaries between high and low culture, moving images and still ones, even good and bad ones.
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" She elaborates, "I translate the hallucinations and obsessional images that plague me into sculptures and paintings... I have been painting pictures since I was about ten years old when I first started seeing hallucinations.
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"The text analysis elaborates the tweet word by word using a dictionary of over 5,000 lexical items, each of which has a score for each emotion on the basis of its meaning," fuse* says.
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" Elaborates Johnston's survey report in the Journal of Marketing Management, "This suggests that the majority of the shopping public believe that their shopping dollars can promote a social and environmental alternative to the status quo.
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GUTFELD THOROUGHLY ELABORATES ON SEATTLE&aposS MINIMUM WAGE FAIL The financial missteps are just the latest for Seattle&aposs progressive leadership, which has advanced other expensive social projects that critics have called inefficient and unsuccessful.
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The report elaborates on the key current issues that the agency focuses when analysing AR funds: ability to produce uncorrelated returns, risk budgeting and drawdown management techniques, trading and execution in markets with low liquidity.
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" Curtis elaborates: "I had an amazing phone call with Daniel from T.O.L.D. We had an immediate connection and talked about the meaning of his song and how he sees being human as a species-privileged.
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He also elaborates on the difference between movies shot in Hong Kong, where Mr. Chan was often given months to get scenes right, and those made by American directors, which sometimes obscure the actor's genius.
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Side by side, arms outstretched, their eye sockets stuffed with cotton and their mouths gaping black holes, Purcell's photograph mimicked "a crowd of medieval people who'd been struck by a meteorite," she elaborates in the film.
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Sky Hopinka's rapturous feature-length debut, małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, elaborates on his previous explorations of Chinuk Wawa while hewing to a more linear structure.
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I think the set elaborates on the feeling of the song; the girlies and all the colors are like the feelings, aesthetically, that you feel when you have a crush on a guy or a girl.
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TLS is a basic form of email encryption that protects data in transit, and as Google's warning elaborates, the email delivery services of both the sender and the recipient need TLS enabled for it to work.
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The former elaborates on the impenetrable bliss of having more than a few dollars to your name, sometimes causing you to break out into an improvised shimmy that you didn't realize was alive inside of you.
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His new book elaborates on his predictions and suggests several possible ways Trump could be impeached, including treason charges over possible ties to Russia, abuse of power or offenses from before Trump's inauguration such as housing violations.
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The plot is followed to the letter—for anyone seeing it without having seen Vertigo a few times, good fucking luck—but more compelling is when it elaborates on Hitchcock's (intended or otherwise) critiques of the male gaze.
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A 2013 Kethledge opinion, which has been cited even outside his home circuit, says "there are good reasons not to call an opponent's argument 'ridiculous'" — not the least of which, he elaborates, is that you might be wrong.
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" In this podcast, he elaborates on why that is and shares his thoughts about the broader transportation industry, including self-driving cars, bike-sharing and vertical lift and take-off vehicles like Larry Page's Kitty Hawk "flying car.
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A 214 Kethledge opinion, which is already being cited outside his home circuit, says "there are good reasons not to call an opponent's argument 'ridiculous'" — not the least of which, he elaborates, is that you might be wrong.
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A 213 Kethledge opinion, which is already being cited outside his home circuit, says "there are good reasons not to call an opponent's argument 'ridiculous'" — not the least of which, he elaborates, is that you might be wrong.
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A 2013 Kethledge opinion, which is already being cited outside his home circuit, says "there are good reasons not to call an opponent's argument 'ridiculous'" — not the least of which, he elaborates, is that you might be wrong.
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Getting back to the present day, Wark elaborates on the notion of commanding or, better yet, "monopolizing attention" as the goal of the ideal vector-driven public self, which must represent a diligent consumer to support the economy.
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In an example sent to BuzzFeed News, the group in an email the length of two pages, thanks the donor for his or her contribution, reminds the donor it is monthly, and elaborates on why grassroots support is important.
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"It doesn't matter what sexual [orientation] you are, it doesn't matter what job you do, it doesn't matter if your hair is straight or curly, if you're tall or short, man or woman, what race you are," Jackman elaborates.
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A Kotaku report elaborates that employees were cut across most of the company, noting that "layoffs have affected Activision, Blizzard, King, and some of Activision's studios, including High Moon," although Blizzard itself largely saw cuts only to "non-game-development departments."
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She may not experiment as much as the next pop star, but Swift elaborates on the elements that work for her, such as rebooting that red lip classic thing that you like over and over again (if it ain't broke...).
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" The fourth question, in particular, elaborates on the nature of the solicited wager: "We're asking for speculation—rather than, say, prediction or prophecy—for its twin definitions: as a conjecture made without firm evidence; as an investment involving considerable risk.
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The inclusive business model has been so successful that the bakery recently launched the Open Hiring Center, a collaborative learning space that "elaborates, improves, and defines" Open Hiring, and aids other companies as they seek to eliminate barriers to employment.
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In it, Ms. Shields elaborates on why she discarded the Suit, an amalgam of sexy clothes, lipstick and labor-intensive grooming; expands on her original arguments; and continues to explore the ways in which her feminism intersects with her Christian ideals.
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Rorty elaborates: For if you turn out to be living in an evil empire (rather than, as you had been told, a democracy fighting an evil empire), then you have no responsibility to your country; you are accountable only to humanity.
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His new book elaborates on these arguments, looking back at the evolution of welfare states and the allied idea of "social citizenship" (rights to education, health care and housing), while targeting the neoliberalism of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
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Attention now turns to ECB President Mario Draghi's news conference for signs of whether the ECB elaborates on how it will use redemptions from its bond purchases after the scheduled close of the quantitative easing program at the end of 94.663.
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" It elaborates on this claim, stating that "the altered sleeping patterns of Mr. Gauch, and the underlying medical condition, have caused irritability and mood swings in Mr. Gauch, causing great marital discord between husband and wife, deeply affecting the quality of their marriage.
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While Heaven and Earth drew attention to the varied states of chaos and ecstasy that make up the black experience, his short film elaborates on that by depicting black people as spiritual beings who can transcend the pain of the physical world.
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Dr. Gavin Schmidt, the Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies elaborates on this topic telling TechCrunch that, in addition to their vast sensor network, NASA leverages a system of Earth-Observing satellites to get a full picture of the climate.
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"Like the coastal communities of Newport Beach, Balboa Island, Laguna Beach and San Francisco, Pasadena has attracted and inspired a significant number of artists, yet the creative outputs vary from sea to Seco," elaborates Gordon McClelland, the show's curator and a California historian.
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The chef Josef Centeno, who runs a cluster of restaurants downtown, elaborates on the cuisine's foundations with creativity and range, and the swagger of someone who grew up in San Antonio — home of the puffy taco — but now lives in Los Angeles.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artworld polymath Greg Allen has made an odd, ritualistic, perhaps metaphorical memorial by creating a digitized work that elaborates on another piece of art, one originally concocted by Félix González-Torres, "Untitled (Death by Gun)" (1990).
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Pose elaborates on those subtle distinctions with a subplot involving Stan (Evan Peters), a rising star in the Trump organization with an obnoxious boss (James Van Der Beek), a pretty wife (Kate Mara), and a secret relationship with Angel (Indya Moore), a trans woman.
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It looks simple enough, but as Vuignier elaborates in this 'Making of' video, it was the subtlest of design tweaks and improvements, discovered through elaborate testing, that led to the rig's final design, and the amazing bullet-time footage that only requires a single operator.
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With the confidence of an engineer tackling a faulty piece of software, Zuckerberg boils this down to the four major kinds of diseases that kill most people, as he elaborates in his Facebook post: heart disease, cancer, infectious disease, and neurological disease, including stroke.
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Attention now turns to ECB President Mario Draghi's news conference at 1230 GMT for signs of whether the ECB elaborates on how it will use redemptions from its bond purchases after the scheduled close of the quantitative easing programme at the end of 94.3163.
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Noah Bookbinder elaborates in The Times: The staff member heard Mr. Trump ask Mr. Sondland about the status of "the investigations" — which witnesses have testified was shorthand for inquiries into the Bidens and the origins of the investigation into foreign interference in the 2016 election.
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" Pushed, he elaborates: "I was thinking about doing something monochromatic... I just wanted to go to the market and do something really seasonal and see what was there—I was thinking about doing something all-white, but then I wasn't really finding what I wanted.
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As this very smart piece above by our friends over at Waypoint elaborates on, the dynamics between white gun ownership and black gun ownership in America are worlds apart, as the former has historically used firearms as part of their ongoing oppression of the latter.
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" Moreover, the president's letter elaborates, Congress has explicitly authorized the chief executive, in an emergency, "to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the States or possessions, or from one State or possession into any other State or possession.
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Those measures included: fondness for each other, "we"-ness or how much each spouse emphasizes unification in the marriage, expansiveness or how much each partner elaborates on what the other is saying, negativity, disappointment in the marriage, and how much the couple describes their marriage as chaotic.
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The oral history elaborates on this, and reveals that some fan-favorite moments — such as when Michael fell into a koi pond and drove into a lake, the Stamford office played Call of Duty, and everyone ran past that speed radar gun — were inspired by personal experiences.
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Matthew Stoller elaborates on this in a fantastic dissection of WeWork and, well, the economy at large: We do not have companies like Uber and WeWork because they're efficient or innovative or even because we want to, we have them because they are being subsidized by venture capital.
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Those who appreciate what he has to offer are few and far between, most aligning themselves instead with the position Kathryn Schulz elaborates in her scathing takedown of Thoreau, "Pond Scum," an essay I've taken to assigning alongside Walden ever since it ran in the New Yorker last October.
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Bristol producer Pessimist today shared "Astrous," a malicious new track off his forthcoming Pagans EP on Osiris Music UK. Underpinned by a noxious flood of subbass, the track elaborates an ambiance of heated dread by melding gestures from the producer's drum and bass background with a techno template.
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He referred specifically to industrial distributor HD Supply, which bounced back from a serious "whack" in 2008 — an example he elaborates on further in his book "The Real-Life MBA: Your No-BS Guide to Winning the Game, Building a Team and Growing Your Career," cowritten with Suzy Welch.
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Up with adultery: An Italian woman's manifesto In The Secret Life of the Cheating Wife: Power, Pragmatism, and Pleasure in Women's Infidelity, another book on infidelity to be published this November, the sociologist Alicia Walker elaborates on the concept of female infidelity as a subversion of traditional gender roles.
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The alert elaborates on "Russian government actions targeting U.S. Government entities as well as organizations in the energy, nuclear, commercial facilities, water, aviation, and critical manufacturing sectors" — a goal consistent with suspected Russian cyberattacks like last year's NotPetya malware which focused on industrial targets and past hacks of energy systems in Ukraine.
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Interestingly enough, these words in the presidential oath clause are the only first-person-singular words in the entire Constitution, a document that begins, famously, with collective language — "We, the people, ... do ordain and establish..." — and that also elaborates the legislative and judicial branches, which are far less personal than the presidency.
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He elaborates: The damage that will have been done by the party, had it been willing to have as its candidate with senior official support, somebody who is that far away from supporting the basics norms of constitutional government — I think it would call into question the basic integrity of the Republican party.
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Organization of Foster Families Justice Stewart elaborates, ''[i]f a State were to attempt to force the breakup of a natural family, over the objections of the parents and their children… I should have little doubt that the State would have intruded impermissibly on 'the private realm of family life which the state cannot enter.
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The complexity at work here is an intentional part of the exhibition's curation: "I would argue that the strategies the show's artists use for grappling with such issues goes beyond the kinds of mirroring or enhancing of the aesthetics of such systems that have become standard of much of contemporary art today," Malick elaborates.
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The New York Times elaborates on what exactly went down: After "Live" ended on Tuesday morning, Ms. Ripa was called to a meeting along with the show's longtime producer, Michael Gelman, and the WABC general manager, Dave Davis (the show is produced by WABC, and it is distributed by ABC and Disney's syndication group).
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"Cunning past men's thought," as Antony notes, she ingeniously elaborates a whole battery of stratagems to keep herself in the forefront of his attention: flirtation, capricious annoyance, the constant private teasing, frustrating allusions to significant undelivered information; but also, shared ambition, trusting collaboration, sincere deeply felt admiration for his achievements, insistence on her own equality.
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He elaborates on this idea later in his remarks, envisioning future arcade machines as some sort of bizarre eight-passenger tram with a big screen at the front, seemingly based on the logic that because the machines were getting more complicated and expensive, the solution would be to cram as many people into each machine as possible.
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As he elaborates in this lengthy explainer he created, you have to not only work within the limitations of the hardware (making hi-hat cymbal sounds was impossible), you also have to find clever ways to expand what the hardware can do (using known auditory illusions to make some quiet sounds more apparent to a listener).
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" Dorsey actually elaborates as to why Twitter still hasn't incorporated the edit button and he does make a good point: "You might send a tweet and then someone might retweet that and an hour later you completely change the content of that tweet and that person that retweeted the original tweet is now retweeting and rebroadcasting something completely different.
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" He elaborates: "Imagine you're looking at 200 women, some of them have changed your diaper as a kid, some of them took care of you in kindergarten, some of them knew your mom before you were born, and they're sitting there, judging you, expecting you to be able to answer the questions about why you got in a fight.
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" Ziff elaborates on his process: "Sometimes I'll tactically hang around the central stations late into the evenings (even more so with the Night Tube now); sometimes I'll spend a few hours hopping on and off carriages; and sometimes I'll find myself with a great scene, as a normal commuter going from A to B. Thankfully I rarely leave the house without my camera!
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Representatives of the band have confirmed to Pitchfork that there will be no singles from the record released in the lead up to May 11, and in the Mojo story, Alex Turner elaborates on it, noting that the idea came from the band's guitarist Jamie Cook: "Jamie was really keen on that idea, and I guess people at Domino," he said.
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In response to questions about Facebook's potential unwitting role in influencing the outcome of the election, Mark Zuckerberg famously dismissed such concerns as a "pretty crazy idea." via Facebook/Elliot Schrage via Facebook/Elliot Schrage In a Facebook post, Schrage elaborates: After more than a decade at Facebook, I've decided it's time to start a new chapter in my life.
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" (Chana Orloff does indicate that the neighbor might have thought Soutine was murdered because of the smell emanating from the studio above.) He elaborates in purple prose, describing the neighbors running upstairs and finding the artist "paddling in pools of blood, painting frenziedly at a grandiose nightmare canvas, in which reds and blues dripped pus-like on the soft warm nakedness of the flesh.
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"I've experienced junkies getting their fix, three-dollar payaya, talking with some real nice hard-working folk, the filming of a softcore porno involving a large Mexican guy in drag dancing with a few mechanics, loose pit bulls, storage-containers-turned-shelters for many homeless people, garbage cans on fire, and the list goes on," elaborates MATEO, another graffiti writer and frequent visitor to the area.
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" A statement from the Decolonize This Place collective elaborates: "Solidarity is not just a thing one asserts, but an activity and relationship through which we sustain and care for one another, whether in the space of a jail cell, a social center, a direct action, or even a long-distance campaign of images and words in which communicating truths is also a means to building power together.
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" Later in our conversation, Pecknold elaborates on his consciousness of the trend cycle, stating that, as a songwriter, resisting the urge to follow the current of contemporary sounds comes naturally to him: "I pay attention to stuff that's going on, and when I see stuff that doesn't sound like what we're working on, I'm like, 'It's good that we're not going down that road, because somebody else already did that.
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Exploring the roots and ramification of both trends, "Greater Gotham" elaborates on the message that Professor Wallace, who teaches at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, and Edwin G. Burrows of Brooklyn College, an expert on the colonial period, conveyed in "Gotham": That current events, indeed, occur as part of a current, an ongoing momentum, and that you cannot understand New York today without appreciating the city's history from a global perspective.
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Snap's publicly available guide to law enforcement for requesting information about users elaborates on the sort of data available from the company, including the phone number linked to an account; the user's location data (such as when the user has turned on that setting on their phone and enabled location services on Snapchat); their message metadata, which may show who they spoke to and when; and in some cases limited Snap content, such as the user's "Memories," which are saved versions of their usually ephemeral Snaps, as well as other photos or videos the user backs-up.
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Here are some possibilities, based on the unique aspects of their plans so far: Biden homes in on his foreign affairs experience and talks up his plan for how the US could lead the rest of the world on climate action; Yang elaborates on his unique support for geoengineering, intervening with the Earth's system to reverse climate change; Booker, Castro, and Harris jostle to be the environmental justice champion; Warren dives into her detailed plan for how the military can respond to the climate emergency; Castro expands on his call for a new category of refugees called "climate refugees"; Buttigieg and Klobuchar pitch themselves as the Middle American candidates with climate plans that will boost agriculture.
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