"They're energetically expensive, like running a big house," Leitch said.
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Eileen Myles is handsome like a Kennedy and energetically grounded.
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IRATE BANKERS Japan's banks have lobbied energetically against Kuroda's policies.
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This is a wonderful day to energetically cleanse your home.
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Since Mr Comey went, two solutions have been energetically pressed.
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Even energetically, he's kind of bouncing and nobody else is.
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Find people who want similar things — physically, energetically, and emotionally.
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It's a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home, Leo.
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The reaction from the media was predictably and energetically negative.
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"I met him, he's voting for me," Bush said energetically.
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It's a lovely time to energetically cleanse your living space.
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Carry some obsidian today to help keep yourself energetically grounded.
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This is a great time to energetically cleanse your home.
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She seemed to be wearing lace and sequins, but energetically.
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The question is, 'Is the work moving consistently and energetically?
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This is a great time to energetically cleanse your space.
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Mr. Tillerson has, however, energetically cultivated one person: Mr. Trump.
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Militias backed by Rwanda and Uganda energetically loot Congo's minerals.
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This is a lovely time to energetically cleanse your space.
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This is a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home.
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Energetically, things could not have been more different a year ago.
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I've never experienced this charismatic light energetically coming off of someone.
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This is also a marvelous time to energetically cleanse your space.
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Mr. Soluri's skillfully scored music was energetically conducted by Mr. Deaton.
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It's a great time to energetically cleanse your home or redecorate.
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Spiritually, this is a fab time to energetically cleanse your home.
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Thoughtful Americans need to take these developments seriously and respond energetically.
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"It's an energetically more expensive form of photosynthesis," Dr. Edwards said.
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The more connected you are energetically, the healthier you will feel.
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Both Giuliani and Lategano-Nicholas, now 36, energetically denied any inappropriate behavior.
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As America retreats, expect China to cultivate such networks even more energetically.
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In a poor country of about 2m people, he allegedly stole energetically.
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He has energetically set about reforming France's labour market and tax system.
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American Folk Art Museum curated by Stacy C. Hollander, shows how energetically
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If you're feeling witchy, find a way to energetically cleanse your space!
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Mr. Obama campaigned energetically for Democratic candidates in the midterms, and Mrs.
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After he took office, the Chinese government worked energetically to smooth relations.
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If you're feeling witchy, this is also a fantastic occasion to energetically cleanse.
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Perhaps all you are, energetically and cosmically speaking, is a grown-up Aries?
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Foreign investment, which the government is promoting energetically, has held up surprisingly well.
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Adams sets all this energetically, but with an excess of lightly bouncing parlando.
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Is there air in the egg before they energetically work their way out?
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Energetically cleansing your home is a good way to work today's energy, too.
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And don't offer more—energetically or emotionally—than you have the bandwidth for.
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It's a wonderful day to energetically cleanse your home or call your mother.
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He was also charged with enlarging that trove, and he did so energetically.
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The acoustic one-upfrogship is energetically draining and risks attracting predators like bats.
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He obtained my email address from a mutual friend and energetically deployed it.
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Ms Lagarde has energetically broadened its concerns to include inequality, gender and climate change.
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But ultimately I think why they're seeking you out is because energetically, you match.
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"They were very energetically aligned with where I was at the time," she said.
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In the evenings, he began to beat her, energetically enough that the neighbors heard.
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The pop star energetically got through the rest of the song despite the blunder.
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Energetically cleansing your space is a fantastic thing to do at this time, too.
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And yet, every time I gave her a note, energetically, she was completely available.
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I'm looking to see how I can meet them all where they are energetically.
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Energetically cleansing your space is a wonderful way to work this new moon's energy.
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This is a wonderful evening to energetically cleanse your home and banish bad vibes.
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This is a powerful time for ancestral work or to energetically cleanse your space.
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Use this new moon to energetically cleanse your home and dust off your altar.
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Energetically cleanse your room, or find a private place in nature to ground yourself.
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A few chanted ohms, in hopes it might "energetically" help her take the medicine.
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This is great time to energetically cleanse your space (or throw out the trash).
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Energetically: Mercury is swift and flexible, but Taurus, the cow, is a little clunky.
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He needs to win over the Trump administration — a task he has attacked energetically.
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Today's new moon in Virgo is a lovely time to energetically cleanse your home.
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The grown-ups didn't cavort quite as energetically, but we had a ball too.
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"Prosecutor Bologa ... represents a guarantee that fighting corruption will continue energetically," Predoiu told reporters.
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Donald Trump, however, has shown himself to be energetically defiant and incapable of reform.
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An exhibition of Italian Radical design showcases household objects that energetically defied good taste.
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Take time to energetically cleanse your home today, and spend time in quiet meditation.
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The system might send electrons to them when another, more energetically efficient molecule isn't available.
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Kelly, extracted next, waved his hand energetically and smiled before beginning a satellite telephone conversation.
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Spend time with loved ones today, and make time to energetically cleanse your home, too.
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" Venezuela's foreign ministry responded by "energetically" rejecting the sanctions, which it called "unilateral and illegal.
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"One of her heroes, mentors was Saul Alinsky," said Carson as the crowd energetically booed.
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Also, the oyster and pearl can represent female genitals and therefore energetically arouse sexual desire.
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Use this energy productively by energetically cleansing your home, redecorating, or connecting with your family.
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Should the country confront it energetically, as it did the (very different) east-west gap?
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Schiff is tweeting energetically about the hearings; he's hoping someone out there will tune in.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with your loved ones and energetically cleanse your home.
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This is a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home and reconnect with your ancestors!
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Make time to energetically cleanse your space and reflect on themes concerning security and privacy.
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In more recent years, the Douro has turned energetically and skillfully to making table wines.
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Let's hope Sanders works energetically to motivate Democrats to turn out and vote for Biden.
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"Our animals are very energetically sensitive," Dogs Naturally contributor Brenda Utzerath informs Broadly over email.
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Ms. Swinton spoke energetically about her work during a visit to New York last month.
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At an afternoon news conference, Mr. de Blasio energetically pushed back on Mr. Peters's allegations.
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For firms in need of technical assistance, energetically provide it through universities and state agencies.
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The Federalists, when they got their turn, gerrymandered just as energetically as the Anti-Federalists.
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Like fishing lines, they catch energetically excitable particles heading our way in the solar wind.
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This is a wonderful occasion to energetically cleanse your home and get your space feeling right!
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He appeared emotional as he performed "How Great" and he danced (and rapped) alongside Franklin energetically.
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Unfortunately, instead of seizing such opportunities, many African governments are energetically discouraging the spread of technology.
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It investigates albino murders energetically: in recent years it has arrested and convicted several "albino hunters".
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Make time to water your plants, cook yourself a delicious meal, and energetically cleanse your home.
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"It's my big Bronx boogie got all them girls shook," rapped RM and J-Hope energetically.
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"We know that women tend to negotiate less energetically and less effectively for raises, " she says.
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Whatever it is, energetically, these planets are encouraging you to break free from limited ways of thinking.
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"It walked very energetically from the nest down to the sea and happily swam away," Warneminde said.
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More often than not, mystical, gemstone-infused, energetically-blessed beauty products are gimmicks (and they're everywhere lately).
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Performing, of course, is artificial, but how can you do it energetically, and like you mean it?
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Today's energy is great for energetically cleansing your home—or, at least, for taking out the trash.
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The Moon is in nurturing Cancer today, and it's a great time to energetically cleanse your home.
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It's about energetically setting an intention and having your actions lead to the inevitability of that fulfillment.
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The flourishes and trills of the "Viennese Rhapsodic Fantasietta," passionately accompanied by Mr. Sunwoo, were energetically dispatched.
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Her precocity was evident early on; it was like a flag being waved energetically from a mountaintop.
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Clinton energetically defended the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul and called for even broader regulation of Wall Street.
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Along with the eclipses, this will be one of the most energetically potent days of the month.
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It's a wonderful day to energetically cleanse your home or reconnect with your family or your roommates.
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He was back on TV more and more, energetically defending Trump and plumping for various private interests.
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More nominees will hail from liberal advocacy groups, academia and energetically progressive federal agencies and state governments.
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Labour Party leaders, who have long dithered over a second referendum, have never energetically backed the idea.
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We were told to be dying fish and to energetically flop around on the hard wooden floor.
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This is a fantastic time to energetically cleanse your home—or at least to change your sheets, Cancer.
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Mrs Merkel is aware of the threat, so she has taken energetically to the campaign trail in Hesse.
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It's a powerful time to energetically cleanse your home—out with the old and in with the new!
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More broadly, there is grumbling in the Hindutva camp that he has not championed their agenda energetically enough.
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" But Fallon quickly called the actress out on her poor team attitude and she energetically yelled back, "Yes!
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Ultimately, Thomas hopes to develop a sensor that is energetically self-sustaining, allowing him to equip wild birds.
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An attendee at one of Tommy's college games spotted the actor energetically supporting his son from the sidelines.
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" Seemingly unable to believe Tyler's forthcoming answer, Corden energetically replied that the singer was the "best guest ever.
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The Moon enters mysterious and emotional Water sign Scorpio tonight, so make time to energetically cleanse your home.
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We commit ourselves to working energetically to prevent the election of someone so utterly unfitted to the office.
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When you're across the table for someone, you can feel them energetically and there's no lying behind that.
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And they did so energetically, with allegations that he hadn't told the truth about meeting the Russian ambassador.
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She spoke very quickly and energetically on a vast range of topics, and seemed to enjoy fielding questions.
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Connecting with your family or energetically cleansing your home is a great way to use the energy tonight.
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Now she moved energetically around the room, explaining the local cash-bail system, which she suspected was unconstitutional.
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"We energetically repudiate this new aggression and cowardly attack," said Evo Morales, Bolivia's president and a fellow leftist.
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Trump's response throughout this process has revealed how energetically he is willing to use and abuse presidential power.
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On board the Orion, our expedition leader, Doug, summoned everyone to the ship's lounge and greeted us energetically.
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China is energetically trying to rally other governments to its side in its showdown with the United States.
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The moon in Leo brings your focus to your home and family life; energetically cleanse your living space.
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LONDON — Smiling energetically, a video projection of a woman appears to be welcoming visitors to the Whitechapel Gallery here.
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First, motile cells on the periphery of the film develop extra flagellae, which enables them to swim more energetically.
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The moon in Cancer finds you in a nostalgic mood—it's a wonderful day to energetically cleanse your home!
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Spider silk is made of protein and is energetically expensive to make; the arachnids wouldn't want to waste it.
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Make time to energetically cleanse your home and connect with family today as the Moon spends time in Virgo.
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The Post will continue to cover Donald Trump as it has all along — honorably, honestly, accurately, energetically, and unflinchingly.
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" Obama next pardoned "Tot," causing the turkey to energetically flap its wings as the president laughed and shouted "freedom.
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Warrior Mars enters your sign on September 27, which will be an amazing boost energetically— you'll truly be unstoppable!
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This is a wonderful occasion to reconnect with the people you're close to, or to energetically cleanse your space.
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If you're feeling witchy, this is a lovely date to energetically cleanse your home or try a protection spell.
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Lewandowski on Saturday was energetically making campaign plans for the future, according to a source who was with him.
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The legislature is energetically pursuing charter and voucher programs, seemingly determined to dismantle the state's storied public education system.
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And it would require a Justice Department that was really energetically pursuing it—and probably trying to flip people.
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And they say they will push ahead energetically with their own investigations into other aspects of the Trump presidency.
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Nor was it clear how energetically Mr. Trump had brought up human rights with Mr. Xi, even in private.
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Our state legislature, in thrall to the Koch network, is energetically working to undercut every progressive law Nashville passes.
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Peru started energetically, but Denmark has been turning it around, taking over possession and getting a string of corners.
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In the photo, a smiling Clinton is seen energetically shaking hands with Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs's CEO and chairman.
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The American boys were energetically parading flags through New York City to encourage men only slightly older to enlist.
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"If you do more in your body and do all of this, energetically, you'll attract some partners," she said.
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Russian television broadcast images of Ms. Le Pen, gesticulating energetically across the table from a disengaged-looking Mr. Putin.
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It's hard to tell on myself, but Madam Boob Slapper's tits —which she energetically wallops every day—are magnificent.
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Use the releasing energy of the full moon to energetically cleanse your home...and to cry a few tears.
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The action bounces energetically from city to city, and each scene reveals a unique set of social and political concerns.
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As Neptune changes directions this fall, spend time energetically cleaning your home, and enjoy time in it with loved ones.
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Yet a customs union that covered only goods would allow free-trade deals in services, which Dr Fox energetically promotes.
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Be it with your partner, your crush, even a person in passing that energetically makes your heart go pitter pat.
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For instance, what is the walking speed at which it is more energetically convenient to turn the auxiliary actuation on?
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But the stock market was lifted by a sense that the government was acting energetically to address the economy's problems.
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"We commit ourselves to working energetically to prevent the election of someone so utterly unfitted to the office," it said.
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He was writing energetically again and trying to give his four surviving children the idyllic childhood that had escaped him.
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A stem this strong, tall and energetically expensive to produce turns out to be an elegant solution for seed dispersal.
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"My work is emotional, intuitive, reflective, and I try to always consider the location, both aesthetically and energetically," she says.
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I wanted to be able to take the vocals away and the narrative still be able to seep through energetically.
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This is a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home, so throw out the garbage and burn some sacred plants!
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Misi's menu is largely meatless and is divided into two categories: vegetables, seasoned simply but energetically, and house-made pastas.
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Mr. Lamb, a former Marine and prosecutor, has campaigned energetically and made striking gains without much help from his party.
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There's the visual of a young rapper energetically performing on top of a boardroom table as executives stoically appraise him.
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There are further separations and the intro of conjoined plush buddies energetically voiced by Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele.
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Trump is already undermining Obama's Iran nuclear deal (which Kristol energetically opposed) and in other ways exacerbating tensions with Iran.
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Then, maybe, you mixed together the salad ingredients a little too energetically, being overly animated from the conversation at hand.
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The villagers trusted the authenticity of the WhatsApp message, which included morbid photographs of mutilated children, and forwarded it energetically.
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The statement said that "with total surprise and disappointment," the company learned of the investigation and "energetically condemns" the behavior.
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At the sound of a Lil Wayne remix by the D.J. Haterade, Ms. Arzón jumped up and started energetically dancing.
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Tap into your creativity and imagination, and practice your psychic abilities—you'll be hyper-aware of what's happening around you, energetically.
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I hope that the EU can work energetically in this direction and for my part I am determined to do so.
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McAuliffe has a distinct political style, born out of decades spent energetically chasing checks as a top Democratic fundraiser and staffer.
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"Forest cities are smart, energetically sustainable and self-sufficient from the point of view of agriculture and food suppliance," Boeri said.
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In the ad, actor Margaret Qualley (The Leftovers) dancing energetically around a fancy building in a gown while pulling strange faces.
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"That's what we mean by saying that resonance is the most energetically efficient way to make something vibrate," Kane told Gizmodo.
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Instead he must enthusiastically and energetically support the Democratic Party nominee and urge all of his supporters to do the same.
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The fires that get going in such forests jump to the treetops and burn so energetically that they cannot be stopped.
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For years, Waters has clashed energetically with the Republican right, which has made her a target on ideological and ethical grounds.
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Lissner publicises Vasalgel energetically, and one glance at its thriving Facebook page should dispel any doubts that men would be interested.
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Reconnecting with your past is a wonderful way to work this energy; so is cleaning up and energetically cleansing your home.
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No country has used such measures as energetically as India over the past 20 years, according to the World Trade Organisation.
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They are broadly and energetically painted, using (apparently) an array of tools for scraping, wiping, splashing, and smearing— nothing unfamiliar there.
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In another, the reality star, 34, sang "run baby run" while her adorable daughter energetically kicked her legs back and forth.
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Sifting out those energetically committed to fighting radicalism can be beyond well-meaning but strained local branches of the British state.
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It just changes Waititi's alchemy by bringing in a character who jumps energetically into the challenges the world throws at him.
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It's a powerful time to energetically cleanse your home and office, and emotionally, to get clear on your needs and boundaries.
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Led by America, the West energetically promoted this vision, both in its formal foreign policy and through NGOs and think-tanks.
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Despite the loud complaints of establishment Democrats to the contrary, Sanders did campaign fairly energetically for Clinton in the general election.
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"Brain tissue is energetically very expensive, so reducing overall brain size might decrease energy demands and thus food requirements," he said.
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It does not matter the topic — birtherism, wiretapping, crowd size — as long as a consistent level of fibbing is energetically deployed.
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The moon enters Aquarius, encouraging you to focus on your home and family life—make time to energetically cleanse your home!
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Indeed, the source of the "teacher pay gap" statistic is an annual report by the energetically progressive Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
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The United States used Section 301 energetically against other countries during the Reagan administration and the administration of President George Bush.
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The three break out of their birdcages energetically and with fantastical ease, finding themselves through the rapacious exploitation of other people.
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Energetically directed by Craig Gillespie, "I, Tonya" charts the hard-won rise and calamitous fall of its title character (Margot Robbie).
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The three break out of their birdcages energetically and with fantastical ease, finding themselves through the rapacious exploitation of other people.
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"We're working very energetically, very actively, in order to invite more people and specifically black voters into this campaign," he said.
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And ironically, it's Jim Carrey's previous characters—from Ace Ventura to Lloyd Christmas— that many kids energetically quoted throughout the 90s.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with your ancestors, energetically cleanse your home, or visit a place from your past.
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It's a lovely day to energetically cleanse your home as the moon in Aries connects with love and beauty planet Venus.
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Pounding energetically as they do, there's nevertheless a dull predictability to this move that makes me wish they'd lighten up again.
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In a statement, Venezuela's foreign ministry said it "energetically rejects the unilateral, coercive, arbitrary and illegal measures" taken by the Trump administration.
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Toy with the idea of flirting energetically with anyone I think might be induced into sending me one, but dismiss as immoral.
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And yet, I also think it's all a little absurd — particularly the rise of crystal-infused, spiritually-minded, energetically-formulated beauty products.
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"Now is the time to energetically continue our work on this matter," she told a televised news conference in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec.
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So really attempt to put your money where your morals are – support either financially or energetically a cause that you care about.
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This is a great time to energetically cleanse your home, perhaps by casting a spell or more literally throwing out your trash.
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From the outset, they have energetically engaged in the information war through their own lively, libelous and, at times, ludicrous media channels.
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Like any other local politician, he now spends his days feuding energetically with his fellow councillors over development schemes and municipal contracts.
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Devoret and colleagues wanted to watch a single artificial atom jump between its lowest-energy (ground) state and an energetically excited state.
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They are working energetically to leave their mark on Nevada for Super Tuesday in March and for the general election in November.
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In order to deflect such unwanted advances, one need only visualize a force field surrounding them to energetically deflect the predatory phantom.
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Scores of Bahraini exiles and dissidents live in London, but none campaigns more energetically against their native country's crackdown on its critics.
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Even as he has pushed ahead energetically with initiatives at Tronc's publications, Mr. Ferro's actions have mystified and irritated executives at Oaktree.
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On Sunday, Mercury ends its retrograde, and there's a new moon in Aries, which will encourage you to energetically cleanse your home.
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However, this is a great time to reflect on your boundaries, and with the Moon in Aquarius, to energetically cleanse your home.
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Zimbabweans actively exercised their newfound freedom to speak out: Many energetically insulted President Mnangagwa in their comments on his social media accounts.
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And there were ample female rappers: Saweetie was impressively focused, Rico Nasty was energetically unhinged and Megan Thee Stallion was briskly efficient.
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Payday lenders have energetically fought efforts by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to limit loan practices that consumer advocates have called abusive.
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Previously, though, the scheme energetically courted official favor by promising money to charitable causes and government-endorsed efforts to help the poor.
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As the chronically outraged Alcippe, who cannot sort out whether Clarice has been true to him, Mr. Roach swaggers and fumes energetically.
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"We energetically reject the accusations against me and against Brian Naranjo," said Robinson, in comments streamed live on Facebook by local media.
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Mariem Mint Lessiyad, a tiny woman with piercing brown eyes, chats energetically to the group, interrupted only by a bleating baby goat.
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The new moon on May 6 in Taurus is a perfect time to energetically cleanse your home and do some spring cleaning.
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You're not the most domestic sign in the zodiac, but today is an awesome day to energetically cleanse your space or redecorate.
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Daydreaming has its place, but it's important to develop ways to stay grounded and focused, too, especially for energetically murky days like today.
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It's also a great time to take a spiritual approach to this aspect by energetically cleansing your home and connecting with your ancestors.
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We all know the silly scene of a dog, deep in slumber, energetically scuffling its paws in the mime of a fast run.
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This is how the Russian strongman rules his country and a tactic he has energetically sought to export to others, including our own.
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He suggested we meet up at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he energetically led me around as I snapped photos of him.
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It's a good day to energetically cleanse your home—perhaps change your sheets so you can take a nap in a fresh bed!
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Jupiter, a planet that energetically exaggerates whatever it touches, will be in a challenging angle to Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth.
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The 8-track EP (despite being titled 7) energetically experiments with genres with songs that cater to Gen Z's 1003-second attention span.
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He did so on Thursday, energetically telling jurors how he once planned to break Mr. Guzmán's brother out of prison with a helicopter.
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This is also a powerful time to clear out fears that have been weighing your mind down and to energetically cleanse your home.
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It might be hard to draw the line between what's yours and what's someone else's right now—not just financially, but energetically, too.
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Here was a young composer proving that he could do the complex 12-tone thing, too, but on his own energetically American terms.
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The best thing you can do for yourself right now is to create plenty of boundaries at home and energetically cleanse your space!
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Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) are "responding more energetically" to the BRI than their Western European neighbours, de Blocq van Scheltinga said.
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"This is a big event for me, I've never pulled off a dance-a-thon by myself before," Thore says, as she energetically dances.
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This could mean kicking out a shitty roommate, reconnecting with family, energetically cleansing your space, or simply meditating on what security means to you.
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He appears to levitate as one foot is always departing the ground and every limb swings energetically, arms extended by dance sticks in hand.
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In some ways, the use of religious-freedom laws in left-wing causes is a mirror image of the tactics energetically employed by conservatives.
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Lake & Skye Floral Waters Produced by steam-distilling essential oils — in energetically elevated environments, no less — these hydrosols deliver the therapeutic properties of plants.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state, energetically framed herself as the best candidate to match up against the Republican nominee in the general election.
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In the first act, before the confessional speechifying gets properly underway, each scene moves energetically into the next, with most of the cast onstage.
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"There's only one way to energetically to get through the ice shell of Europa and that's nuclear," Clark said at the NASA astrobiology conference.
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Jolene's thick legs and worn hiking boots trotted along the path, energetically dragging the rest of her muscular yet lumpy form up the hill.
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In true Billy Eichner fashion, the 38-year-old host energetically approaches unsuspecting New York pedestrians, asking if they've seen the hit NBC show.
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I've frequently pointed out the great work of what I once called "Generation E" — young people working energetically to foster social and environmental progress.
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As powerful leaders in China, Russia, India, Japan and elsewhere are energetically promoting their own fractured takes on their history, he punctures their pretensions.
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This painting shares its subject (and title) with one of five bronzes—cast from energetically finger-worked clay—which are Schutz's first exhibited sculptures.
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He remains energetically and profitably exasperated, committed to exposing corruption, the abuse of language, the exploitation of people and assorted foolishness of all kinds.
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"Little Man #220" (1967) is a screaming conglomeration of passages of energetically applied paint, his head dissolving into lighter tones and the neutral background.
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" Waldman is associated with 20th-century experimental writers who have energetically defined themselves against what she calls "the official verse literati culture academic mainstream.
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Mr. Lewis has backed him energetically for Senate, publicly endorsing him before the Democratic primary and privately urging other lawmakers to support his candidacy.
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He has spent much of the race battling accusations ranging from sleeping late to failing to energetically fight a dengue fever outbreak in Kaohsiung.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders don't spend much time talking about their qualifications; instead, they tell us, energetically, that times are very, very bad.
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Across Southeast Asia, China is energetically bringing nations into its orbit, wooing American friends and allies with military hardware, infrastructure deals and diplomatic attention.
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"Energetically, crystals are believed to be a timeless database of knowledge, because they retain all the information they have ever been exposed to," says McCann.
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This is a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home, and on a less woo-woo and more practical level, to move, renovate, or redecorate.
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Until he withdrew from the Republican race on February 10th, he had, like most of the other candidates, shied away from attacking Mr Trump energetically.
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"I think its very clear you have well-funded groups that are working hard, working energetically against his nomination," she said ahead of the vote.
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On March 24, a smiling Bank walked down the aisle, wed Michael and danced energetically in front of 230 of her closest family and friends.
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It's a wonderful day to energetically cleanse your home or do some redecorating—get rid of some items that no longer work in your space!
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And though World War II might have had its quietist, Beckettian moments, it was mainly six years of indefatigable tyrannies, energetically abetted by ordinary people.
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Well, Joe Biden, the most centrist candidate in the Democratic field, has sketched what would be the most energetically liberal presidential agenda in American history.
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She spoke about her rivalry with Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders in the state where both candidates have been campaigning energetically over the past few weeks.
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This will be a brilliant time to connect with your loved ones, beautify your home, connect with your ancestors, and energetically cleanse your living space.
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China may be a firmly authoritarian state, but it is common for people to argue energetically with street-level police officers, especially over traffic fines.
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When Ruby was 8 months old, I sat on a bench in Central Park and watched a younger baby energetically prance upon a woman's lap.
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Smaller sculptures in Cor-Ten steel, "Junia Prima" (2014) and "Medium Ascension" (2008), are muscular swoops and kinetic curves that energetically fly off their plinths.
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If any show could re-establish the format as a place for innovative, modern comedy, it's "One Day at a Time," energetically political and progressive.
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And what we showed in an experiment published in 2017 was that these vigorous displays, they're actually very energetically demanding and deplete a male's stamina.
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A few staffers, who were feeling "off" energetically, along with Julianne Hough for some reason, lay in a room on massage tables while he worked.
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He was energetically pursuing Turkey's accession to the European Union and his government was making substantial institutional and human rights reforms to meet European standards.
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It's energetically told and fun to watch, but in the end it's not especially traumatic, or unusual, which also makes it something less than revelatory.
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A plural executive cannot energetically enforce the laws, because of the potential for disagreement and lack of cooperation among those who hold the executive power.
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As energetically as the Taliban have fought the United States and the Afghan government, the United States has not labeled the group a terrorist organization.
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The moon in Scorpio illuminates the home and family sector of your chart today, Leo, and it's a powerful day to energetically cleanse your space.
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For now, the candidates have been energetically filling the vacuum of Trump's absence with a competition for who can pledge the strongest allegiance to the president.
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" I clicked my fingers along with the beat and then started air drumming energetically until Maria looked at me incredulously and said: "What are you doing?
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Kennedy may not have read every one of his reports, but when he did, he often reacted energetically, sending questions back to the CIA for clarification.
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The 92-year-old retains a political base in the northern state of Kedah, but is energetically touring battleground states such as Johor to stir support.
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When Mckesson asked why she'd energetically backed Hillary Clinton's presidential run, Perry didn't focus on critical issues like police violence, paid family leave, or college affordability.
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The moon in Leo finds you in a private and sensitive mood today, Taurus—but it's a wonderful day to organize and energetically cleanse your home!
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When Mckesson asked why she'd energetically backed Hillary Clinton's presidential run, Perry didn't focus on critical issues like police violence, paid family leave, or college affordability.
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President Trump has been energetically promoting the tax reform idea, but he's allowed the Congressional GOP to craft way too much of the bill so far.
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So Bernie's job is to run hard as long as he can, and then campaign as energetically and passionately for Hillary as he did for himself.
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Energetically formal like its Schubert music, "Mercuric" is an inscrutable ceremony whose simultaneous geometries pass as satisfyingly and inexplicably as those of constellations in the sky.
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Giselle, digging in "the tasseled Tibetan feed sack she uses as a purse," is so energetically inadequate we even find ourselves sympathizing with her obnoxious son.
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A new realm of strategic analysis took form, and young intellectuals like Weiss energetically set about inventing a field that was intellectually thrilling and deadly serious.
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It also is so mechanically and energetically complicated that if we actually had to think our way through each element involved, we might never move again.
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So now it's up to the employers to understand that simple citizen-legislator dynamic and move forward energetically with a strong E85033E communications and engagement program.
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The US government would be well-served to emulate Estonia's efforts and energetically seek out and lay bare Russian disinformation and propaganda masquerading as authentic news.
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Mr. Arpaio embraced the racist birther movement more energetically than most, starting an investigation aimed at exposing President Barack Obama's American birth certificate as a forgery.
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It's important that you're wise about what you invest in today (energetically and financially), and be especially smart about how you spend your money this evening.
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This is also a great time for cleansing your home energetically or redecorating your spot so it's a more peaceful, magical space for you to retreat to.
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In fact, when defenders of Kavanaugh aren't insisting Ford is a liar, they're energetically arguing that what Kavanaugh is accused of is so normal it doesn't matter.
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The craft of La La Land is impeccable, from the energetically active camera to the staging and production design that re-creates the past without feeling dated.
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I believe that one must fight nationalism energetically if one believes in democracy, in freedom, especially in this age of mixing and the building of great blocks.
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A now-viral clip posted on Twitter over the weekend shows Virgin America flight attendant Mikey Tongko-Burry energetically dancing along to the airline's instructional safety video.
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There is a kinetic sense of visual tracking, an energizing force between eye and hand, a gestalt to the way everything is perceived to be energetically connected.
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But Facebook is energetically pushing into video, and Snapchat, a mobile messaging app that launched in 2011 and is popular with youngsters, is heavy on video, too.
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Yet still he's energetically bounding around the gym, punching bags, using the speedball and bobbing and weaving like a man half—OK: maybe a third—his age.
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U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura said he "deeply regrets" the U.S. announcement but vowed "to push energetically for a political solution" to end the war.
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This is a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home if you're in a witchy mood, and it's also a great time to literally clean your space!
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The activist, Jiang Tianyong, is a disbarred lawyer who has energetically supported the families of human rights lawyers caught in a crackdown that began in July 2015.
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The energetically crafted, well-acted movie about characters one would go to considerable extremes to avoid in real life is turning into a veritable indie micro-genre.
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Freestyle-monologuing in a pub on what seems to be karaoke night, she energetically advertises herself as a potential cult leader while fellow drinkers profanely heckle her.
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To the Editor: Kim Brooks's article is an important reminder of how swiftly and energetically mothers are demonized for making decisions many parents make at some point.
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Spiritually, this is a powerful time to energetically cleanse your home— burn some sacred incense or toss out junk you no longer need cluttering up your life.
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Ms. Abrams declined to run for the Senate in 2020, but she has pledged to spend the year stumping energetically on behalf of the state's Democratic slate.
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After acknowledging the camera, the star turns back toward the screen and wipes tears from her eyes as she continues to follow energetically along with the song.
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A startling late work, "Hydrangeas Spring Song" (1976), heralds a new style, with swift patches, squiggles, and glyphs (crosses, crescents) in two blues, energetically scattered on white.
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Loud pop music blasts in the background, while 75-year-old Clinton Foundation president Donna Shalala energetically shares stories of working in her father's grocery as a teen.
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Timeless themes of tyranny, family loyalty, and loss are updated with ostentatious fashions, drag cabaret, and newsreel projections, as five actors energetically take on a series of roles.
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Why it matters: AMLO has worked energetically since taking office to sell the White House on a "Marshall Plan" of support to address the region's growing migrant crisis.
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After unleashing an onslaught of energetically-uptempo-yet-unerringly-tuneful numbers, he'd throw in a tricky riff from "Rhapsody in Blue" just to show you that he could.
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Not only are full moons energetically heightened occasions, but Mars connects with Jupiter in Sagittarius on this day, too, bringing plenty of opportunities to party, create, and connect.
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It's a marvelous time to energetically cleanse your space or to create a fresh start with your family (or roommates!) thanks to the new moon in Virgo tonight.
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It's another case of energy flow: "This allows the occupant to literally, energetically, and metaphorically see and feel who and what opportunities are approaching their life," she explains.
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Winners: Marco Rubio and Rand Paul -- Rubio for energetically holding his own as the center of attention, and Paul for turning in his sharpest debate performance thus far.
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This version is less like the original keema, a stew of ground lamb and peas, than it is like an energetically spiced filling for a vegetarian sloppy Joe.
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William McKinley, whose two daughters died before they were 4, succeeded in office largely because of how energetically he threw himself into his work to flee his pain.
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This is a great time to energetically cleans your home: Mop the floors, change the sheets, and give your space a deep clean before the autumn season begins.
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Similar to how we wrote the songs, I think we just had this instinct to fill space and energetically take up all of the air in the room.
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Whether you share experiences, exchange service for money, offer your time, or merge energetically, this is an appropriate time to be conscious of intimate give-and-take dynamics.
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This weekend's new moon in Taurus helps you take the initiative to feel more grounded either by energetically cleansing your home or getting in touch with your family.
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"This will be extremely energetically challenging for us all as the moon will be in Virgo, a sign ruled by the planet Mercury," astrologer Lisa Stardust tells Refinery29.
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From this portrait, the first and richest portion of the show bounces energetically backward, forward and sideways among variously modern or reactionary works, whether paintings, photographs or drawings.
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It seems, said Dr. Askew, that when they are sucking in water, they do so in a wide stream, rather than in a more energetically costly narrow one.
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But the work's playful spirit helps compensate for discrepancies in ability—here a demi-plié meets a dab, perfect turnouts meet less-than-perfect but energetically attempted twerking.
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And so we end up very energetically going in circles, or practicing politics as a form of entertainment that stimulates you immensely, but doesn't particularly change the world.
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The researchers try to use their time with him energetically, so there is an excited murmur while the experiments go on—shoptalk conducted mostly in acronyms and initials.
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Bennet, 55, told supporters shortly after polls closed in New Hampshire that it was "fitting" to end his presidential effort in the state, where he had campaigned energetically.
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She posted a video late Thursday showing Irgo greeting his family with an energetically wagging tail, jumping up to lick their faces, with Wichita posted as the location.
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Mr. Donen was again on his own in 19933 when he directed "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," starring Powell and Howard Keel and choreographed energetically by Michael Kidd.
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The energy today is overwhelming, little crab, so if your psychic senses are telling you to lay low today, you are spot-on with what's happening energetically today.
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Provincial yahoos too often serve as university trustees or administrators, energetically erecting barriers to the kind of wide-ranging curiosity that a university education is supposed to foster.
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Their breakthrough hit, which is also their only fabulous song, 2014's "#Selfie," stands as an anomaly in their catalog for its energetically abrasive beat and spoken vocals.
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Then, one dancer set up a microphone and yelled indecipherable sounds, while another energetically waved a white flag, and another set off fireworks — all at the same stage latitude.
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Mr Trump has vetoed the resolution, which was energetically championed by Democrats such as Ro Khanna in the House and Mr Sanders, along with Chris Murphy, in the Senate.
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As any practicing witch can tell you, the equinox is a powerful time energetically; the start of autumn, specifically, marks the point at which the light begins to wane.
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So today, the states and regions in the West, fully formed and matured these long years since 6900, should more energetically and explicitly demand their place at the table.
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Onstage, he was surrounded by empty chairs and crowds of black music stands; in the audience, some people rustled plastic bags between their feet while others energetically shushed them.
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These plants, like rice and wheat, undergo a type of photosynthesis called C3, which is less energetically efficient than the C4 photosynthesis process that happens in crops like corn.
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He meanwhile continued to work energetically to prove his fealty to the United States, offering military support for NATO operations in Afghanistan and deploying more Georgian troops to Iraq.
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A fresh start to your schedule comes on February 4, thanks to the new moon in Aquarius—treat yourself to a new planner, or energetically cleanse your old one.
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But during several stretches the collective impact and intriguing specificity of the music come through, especially when you see the conductor Simon Halsey energetically gesturing to hundreds of singers.
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You're in a domestic mood today, tidying up your altar, energetically cleansing your home, and connecting with close friends and family, as the moon moves through water sign Pisces.
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Fate had dealt him one of the strongest hands in foreign affairs ever awarded a new president, and for the most part he played that hand cleverly and energetically.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Schmidt added, "Eric has a long record of working constructively and energetically on important technology issues with American and world leaders across the political spectrum.
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For example, "More than one thing is happening at the same time" (2019) comprises an oceanic scene with three Black figures among waves energetically painted in several blue hues.
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The real man was a more or less benevolent character who energetically involved himself in the musical life of Vienna and taught dozens of composers, including Beethoven and Schubert.
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"He energetically fought against the coup plotters last year and exceptionally contributed in strengthening peace and security during and after elections," Nkurunziza said in a statement late on Monday.
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That way, when you place the crystals among your plants, they'll be energetically charged toward what you hope to accomplish — even if it's as simple a high-vibe Instagram post.
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With Mr. Rawlings producing, the band released a self-titled album, followed by "Big Iron World," and emerged ahead of a flood of energetically earnest acoustic acts, including Mumford & Sons.
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Having a bit of fun during one of the rides, Subban shared a video of himself energetically lip-syncing along to the 2000 song "Let's Get Married" by Jagged Edge.
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In the accompanying video, the 8th-grade student energetically skipped, flipped her hair, bopped to the music and clapped as she delivered a spot-on routine with the Colts' cheerleaders.
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Under King Vajiralongkorn's father the palace preferred to maintain the fiction that Thailand's monarchy holds a symbolic role which is "above politics", even while it meddled energetically behind the scenes.
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Just watch out for Venus's opposition to Uranus on November 3 (or 4th if you're on the East Coast), which could bring some unexpected costs— financial or energetically— your way.
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Our company is one among many that has expressed its views, and we will continue to participate energetically and constructively in the public discussions that help define our democratic processes.
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We must energetically join our colleagues who have been doing this work for decades, show them we stand in solidarity and support, and seek out and listen to our critics.
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Boasting energetically to a new friend, he claims he was once engaged to Versace (he wasn't), who took him to dinner at the fabled San Francisco restaurant Stars (he didn't).
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The higher calling has instead been to become the party of unthinking resistance, energetically and blindly coalescing against every position of the current administration – even positions they once themselves espoused.
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Leo season begins on July 22, putting you in a nostalgic mood—this is a lovely time to reconnect with your past, honor your ancestors, and energetically cleanse your home.
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Our boundaries and needs are always changing depending on where we are and who we're with, and this eclipse will find you in a very new space, physically or energetically.
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Throughout a marathon career, she came to define herself — acerbically, sometimes world-wearily, always energetically — as much by the roles she didn't get (or was fired from) as her successes.
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"Blue whales are interesting because have such an energetically demanding foraging strategy, called lunge feeding, whereby huge volumes of water and prey are engulfed repeatedly during foraging dives," Goldbogen said.
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"She loved music, she lived as energetically as she could," her mother wrote in the statement carried by NHK, saying she last saw her daughter two days before her death.
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"Think of all the hands that have done this for thousands of years," said Andrew Margon, an English teacher, as his students energetically pummeled lumps of corn masa into tortillas.
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Johnson, whose shock of blonde hair and nonchalant exploitation of power are almost as iconic as they are unkempt, pushed energetically for Britain to leave the European Union in 2016.
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The moon enters Libra, the sign of balance and harmony, and illuminates the home and family sector of your chart, making this a wonderful day to energetically cleanse your home.
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Content platforms say that in the short term they fret most about being required energetically to police their platforms, which would be difficult and costly and could turn them into censors.
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President Donald Trump on Monday energetically mocked his Democratic adversaries during a campaign rally, his first since the Senate acquitted him on two articles of impeachment less than a week earlier.
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A fresh start at home is found on February 4, thanks to the new moon in Aquarius, creating a wonderful opportunity to energetically cleanse your home or connect with your ancestors.
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Whether you're staying or going, this is a great full moon to energetically cleanse your home, and to let go of the past—toss out things you no longer need, Aries!
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Standing close to the former president was Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, whom Mr. Clinton energetically tried to defeat when he challenged Mr. Peres for the prime minister post in 20123.
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Today's new moon in Libra activates the home and family sector of your chart, making this a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home, re-do your space, or even move.
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Before and during the presidential campaign, Mr. Trump energetically disputed the existence of global warming, despite the overwhelming scientific evidence that the climate is changing and that humans are causing it.
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The Corn Laws were repealed in 1846, three years after the magazine first appeared, and Wilson began to proselytize more energetically for free trade and the increasingly prominent discipline of economics.
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In one of the central cases, don't miss the incredible seated male nude, probably depicting Seneca committing suicide in the bath, that Guercino energetically drew on the back of a letter.
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That is why we are encouraged that the vast majority of the private sector and civil society is energetically embracing the need to reduce carbon emissions and waste of all kinds.
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Still, it is telling that while Trump was headlining a convention that energetically projected a message of despair and exclusion, Kasich was a couple hours away addressing the NAACP's annual convening.
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Getting AI to race as energetically as humans could take some time, especially as the computers need to account for problems like motion blur, which limit their ability to track their surroundings.
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You'll especially feel energized to work things out at home—whether that means cleaning up your space energetically, hashing things out with roommates or family, or working out an issue around moving.
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Some people feel [physical] vibrations, it just depends on how sensitive the body is energetically—some people can walk into the house and just know the lights are on downstairs, for example.
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During a tree-planting ceremony, Kennedy tried to one-up Diefenbaker by energetically digging some dirt and in the process sprained his back, causing persistent pain that required treatment until his death.
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In 2014, the Russian government and state media energetically promoted the idea that Ukrainian "fascists" were plotting a genocidal campaign against Russian speakers in Ukraine, who were in urgent need of protection.
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"That's how we know there's something we have to talk about, that we have to solve...whatever's between us energetically, before we can sort of get down," Tatum said during the chat.
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Adams ranges widely, energetically, from early modern English poetry to contemporary television, offering definitions, etymologies and theories of language development, all the while tracing patterns in the deployment of profanity in English.
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The Philharmonic retained its rounder, more polished sound, but many passages seemed energetically charged, with one Bourrée so swift that a whole section seemed to fly by in one gust of air.
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In October, after going nearly two years without a sale at a gallery where she had a nine-year relationship with the owner, she decided to market her pieces more energetically online.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's Middle East emissaries spent this week energetically selling his Israeli-Palestinian peace initiative throughout the Arab world, from Saudi Arabia and Egypt to the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
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A description of the threat of no-deal alarming enough to get business to prepare energetically would frighten the horses; too rosy an account of the future and people will not prepare.
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Mr. de Blasio continued his push on Thursday, energetically bounding onto the stage at the mayors' conference for his first address outside New York since his pledge to spread the good word.
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During the class, the otherwise glum Tesfa burst into life and moved her body energetically as the maids enjoyed a recital of "heads, shoulders, knees and toes" with one of the teachers.
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Hillary Clinton is the first Democratic nominee to have to put forward a new agenda in light of the Great Recession and the policy revolution, and her agenda energetically incorporates these ideas.
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Sagittarius season is a wonderful time for you to energetically cleanse your home, gather with old friends and family, indulge in nostalgia, connect with your ancestors, and engage in your spiritual practice.
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Taking this time to energetically cleanse your home, work out some issues with your family or roommates, or reconnect with your roots is a great way to support yourself emotionally at this time.
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Ted Cruz in Texas, where he came up just short but in the process became a national figure because of how he campaigned — energetically, across Texas — and whom he campaigned against — again, Sen.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — Last Thursday at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum, DJs were playing music as dancers were energetically spinning on the floor and flipping up into handstands.
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A diminutive, energetically sociable woman with seemingly indiscriminate curiosity, Ms. Weisberg gained wider recognition (and some local notoriety) in 1999 when Malcolm Gladwell wrote a long article about her in The New Yorker.
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In a letter to alumni, Eisgruber stated, "We must strive energetically and imaginatively to make this campus a place where all of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni can feel fully at home."
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Hustle is also a word that people use to describe selling or promoting energetically and Ysiad's strategies and tactics took the company from $0 to $5 million in booked revenue in eighteen months.
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He was trying to answer a question that had long puzzled workers in his field: how could the evolution of an organ as energetically expensive to sustain as the human brain have happened?
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When the tehina seizes up or tightens, keep adding ice water, bit by bit (about 23 22/22 cups in total), whisking energetically until you have a perfectly smooth, creamy, thick sauce. 210.
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But many Democratic colleagues, especially the women, are growing weary of his progressive lectures that seem more fit for a dais than a lunchroom encounter, and his unwillingness to energetically back Mrs. Clinton.
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To ensure the memory of these brave Americans and their sacrifice will never fade, the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress has been working energetically with Congress to preserve their stories.
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FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said the watchdog wanted to make sure that asset managers were "pursuing energetically" their duty to act in their customers' best interests so investors got value for money.
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Mars squares off with your ruling planet Neptune on Saturday, creating a tension that you're not sure what to do with—avoid drama at home, and focus on energetically cleansing your space instead.
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The Cuban government, in a statement on Thursday, said it "condemns and energetically rejects the attempt to impose a coup d'état, a puppet government at the service of the United States" in Venezuela.
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A fresh start arrives with the new moon in Libra on September 28—it's a wonderful time to energetically cleanse your home, and reconnect with your family and sense of safety and comfort.
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Change your sheets, toss out the trash, set a boundary, and energetically cleanse your space; it's a lovely time to do so as the moon mingles with sweet Venus and communication planet Mercury.
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The citizenship bill would be bad enough on its own, but combined with another initiative being energetically pursued by the BJP, the compilation of a National Register of Citizens, it could be explosive.
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"The UN will continue to push energetically for a political solution of the Syrian conflict regardless of the very disappointing outcome of intense and long discussions among two crucial international stakeholders," the statement said.
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On Sunday night, Fizdale decided to start Bobby Portis over Mitchell Robinson at center, leaving the Knicks with no rim protection and no ability to energetically defend the perimeter — a Robinson specialty — in switches.
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He visited Paris in 1920 and, moving there the next year, soon bedazzled the art scene with works like the energetically fragmented, blazingly colored "The Farm" (343-22), which was bought by Ernest Hemingway .
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We're energetically nurturing and developing the top of the talent funnel (we're particularly excited to work with university initiatives like Oxford Sciences Innovation and the UCL Technology Fund and talent investors like Entrepreneur First).
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He has declared a determination to drive Iran's oil exports to "zero" and energetically pursued the grotesque objective of conflating Iran, a Shia nation, with Al Qaeda, an expression of murderous Wahhabi Sunni extremism.
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In the rehearsal room, Metcalf found dozens of variations on throwaway phrases, energetically and speedily trying out "we know"s and "honestly"s in different registers and moods — furious, intimidating, apologetic, silly, exasperated, entreating.
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Each line also signifies a specific energy: The intersections of various curves on a standard world map indicate which locations might be best energetically for the client, both for vacations and a permanent dwelling.
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In shots of crowded downtown streets, overflowing store windows and a teeming waterfront, Mr. Herzog — who was a young German immigrant at that time — shows a city energetically inventing itself, building itself, consuming itself.
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It's no fun to be skewered on national television, something both Spicer and Kellyanne Conway, a counselor to the president and a frequent spokeswoman for the administration, have now experienced after energetically defending Trump.
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I felt the helpful rocking motion on my runs, and when I wore the shoes into the office I only half-jokingly worried that I might step down too energetically and pitch myself forward.
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Today probably isn't the best day to take action in your relationships since there is so much happening energetically—instead, see what the day teaches you, and allow yourself time to digest all the information.
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But if Mr. Rubio starts to hustle for votes in any one state very energetically, as Mr. Cruz is doing in Iowa, he may risk raising hopes that could be dashed with potentially devastating consequences.
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The opening moves rapidly and energetically, with a Nightcrawler-esque setpiece establishing how Frank lies to get facts on a breaking news story, then spins those facts into sensationalized fiction for his latest news report.
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The way it cuts out at the end of the track, I thought that was an opportunity to take everyone down and give everyone a break after playing quite energetically for six to seven hours.
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This is a crucial time to reflect on the support systems in your life, to energetically cleanse your home (mop the floors, banish demons, you know), and to do things to comfort and nourish yourself.
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She is — or certainly was between 1968 and 1978 — energetically involved in matters of pictorial structure that clearly differentiate her work from that of painters who at the time maintained a greater adherence to photography.
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Frieze, which originated in London, has energetically pursued what seems to be the main art-fair defense, which is to add enough bells and whistles to look as little like an art fair as possible.
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Knead the pasta dough: With both hands, pull the far end of the dough toward you quickly and energetically, fold it over itself, then push it away from you using the heels of your palms.
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Outer space is no more than 60 miles straight up—a bit more than the width of Rhode Island, a bit less than the width of New Hampshire—but energetically, it's very far away indeed.
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But it wasn't until about a decade ago, when a mentor told her to go to a crystal store and walk to the stones that she was energetically drawn to, that she started taking them seriously.
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"The main thing is to persistently and energetically take all possible measures to protect our legitimate interests and the legitimate interests of our athletes together with international sports organisations," Peskov told reporters at a conference call.
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Moving energetically towards the front of the stage dressed in a silver tux, Jackman, 50, gave a faultless performance as eight acrobats performed gymnastics on flimsy lengths of fabric more than 40 feet above his head.
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He was followed by the Italian Ambassador to Britain, Pasquale Terraciano, who energetically argued that Gramsci would have opposed Brexit, eliciting loud applause in the packed room (Mr Pons, standing behind the ambassador, did not clap).
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"Peacock produce their showy and energetically expensive tails [but] they are also at risk of increased predation," explains Dr. Stuart Auld, a fellow at the University of Stirling, citing a well-known example of this fact.
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"I've been treated worse verbally and energetically by some women in this industry," the 49-year-old star told friend (and Jimmy Kimmel's wife) Molly McNearney in a no-holds-barred conversation for InStyle's September cover.
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Photograph by Albin Dahlström; courtesy the Moderna Museet, Stockholm About a dozen spiral forms—differing in design, size, and color—jostle beside and below a mandala of concentric circles, all energetically brushed against an orange ground.
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I differ, asserting, as I did here the other day, that those most worried about global warming are already energetically opposed to Trump, while climate change remains a "meh" issue for middle-of-the-road Americans.
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She wears a low-cut dress that almost completely exposes her breasts, like a Minoan snake goddess; she dances energetically, sometimes breathlessly, to a tune she sings herself, a kind of club-scene endurance art piece.
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The new moon in Scorpio arrives on November 18, which is a wonderful occasion for you to energetically cleanse your home, perhaps by burning some sacred plants, or by tossing out junk you no longer need.
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The decision to run the ad was especially divisive given that for that same game, CBS rejected a fairly tame commercial for the gay dating site ManCrunch, featuring two male football fans energetically smooching each other.
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In striking contrast, Mr. Imamoglu energetically brought the various strands of the opposition together: his native C.H.P., the founding party of the Republic; the Good Party, its nationalist partner; and the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party.
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The difference, the only difference, was that Chelsea had taken its chance — a move started energetically and finished exquisitely by Eden Hazard, midway through the first half — where Liverpool, on half a dozen occasions, had not.
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This week's episode is the kind that takes its mission to move the plot forward not just as a duty, but as a joy, jumping energetically through an impressive list of plot points and set pieces.
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President Trump's tax giveaway is only feasible in the current deficit-fueled political fantasyland that Krugman has so energetically promoted, where nothing ever has to be paid for and such choices never have to be made.
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New moons symbolize new beginnings, making this a fantastic time to energetically cleanse your home and to wipe the slate clean around any misunderstandings that may have taken place between you and those closest to you.
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Instead it has, and will increasingly, become difficult to obtain cheap petroleum, because what is left is an enormous amount of low-grade hydrocarbons which are likely to be much more expensive financially, energetically, politically, and environmentally.
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It is easy to get a contact high from the joyousness of his moving menageries, which are sometimes zany, often tender, and entice me to engage energetically with the names, subjects, and situations described in these poems.
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"Even in dark and energetically challenging conditions, intraterrestrial ecosystems have uniquely evolved and persisted over millions of years," said Fumio Inagaki, a geomicrobiologist at the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, in a DCO statement.
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But Arnaud de Bresson, head of Paris Europlace, which promotes the French capital as a financial centre, said that while Paris would contribute "energetically" to EU financial reform, it was also attuned to the needs of markets.
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James Willstrop, a British former number one who has campaigned energetically (and so far unsuccessfully) for squash to be included in the Olympics, says he and his contemporaries "would give our other arms to be in Rio".
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Joe energetically danced around the stage while singing the title track from his new EP, "Freaks Love Freaks," dipping down to the floor and hoisting his guitar on his shoulder for each time he played a solo.
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"The main thing is to persistently and energetically take all possible measures to protect our legitimate interests and the legitimate interests of our athletes together with international sports organizations," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters last week.
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What is particularly astounding about this spectacle is that the Republican Party -- which prides itself as having won the Cold War by facing down Moscow -- is effectively buying into a conspiracy theory energetically advanced by Russia itself.
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But Arnaud de Bresson, head of Paris Europlace, which promotes the French capital as a financial center, said that while Paris would contribute "energetically" to EU financial reform, it was also attuned to the needs of markets.
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Yet Mr. Trump still commands loyalty from about 85 percent of Republican voters, and many of them have spent seven years energetically supporting candidates who promised to demolish the health law, President Barack Obama's central legislative accomplishment.
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Rather than campaign "energetically" on canceling Brexit, Labour's platform will advocate for negotiating a new divorce deal with the EU and presenting it to the British people in a new referendum — with "remain" as the alternative option.
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EPA a major target The EPA is one of the agencies in the firing line and is now led by an authentic conservative, Scott Pruitt, who energetically sued the body he now leads over Obama-era environmental regulations.
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Just south of the Viveros de Coyoacán, a big public park, I attended an energetically presented black box theater performance of "Todo" by Janne Teller at the Teatro Santa Catarina (150 pesos, half off for students and teachers).
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Noah Centineo, on the other hand, is a real person who can fuel endless new GIFs, one who is taking full advantage of his rise to fame to energetically pursue the mantle of the internet's most wholesome boyfriend.
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He is firmly in control now and acting very much in an energetic way, I would put it acting energetically to engage with Saudi help, United Arab Emirates help and Qatari help to get the reconciliation talks going.
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It's like "throwing asphalt on top of a hole," Locksley said, positing that it's the most energetically efficient way to repair damage, whether in the myocardium after a heart attack or in the skin after a major burn.
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On the trudge uphill, everyone lashed by the wind and complaining of hunger, King alone seemed enraptured by the falling snow and went loping energetically up the slope, pulling the rest of the party along with his enthusiasm.
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Mr. Bao, the publisher in Hong Kong, also helped issue the memoirs of Mr. Zhao, the fallen party leader, and a diary-like account by Li Peng, the Chinese premier who energetically supported the crackdown on the protests.
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He hardly sleeps, pushed his way to the top of two large and troubled car companies — first Renault and then Nissan — and energetically broke a series of corporate and national industrial taboos to bring them to good health.
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"For me, sex is such an explosive exchange of energy between two people that if you're not connected, energetically, before you have sex, it can be damaging," he said about popular dating apps that have created a hookup culture.
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LeCun, who retains the rich accent of his native France and has a Bride of Frankenstein shock of white in his thick mass of dark hair, stood at a whiteboard energetically sketching out theories of possible deep-learning advances.
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Throughout the evening, Aoki is eager to please, prefacing songs energetically by letting you know he's about to drop some "brand new shit," that he hopes you'll like, and spends time ensuring the crowd gets in his Snapchat story.
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Harper did not share Obama's concern with climate change and advocated energetically for the Keystone XL pipeline that would have ferried oil from eastern Canada to refineries in the U.S. Obama rejected it in November citing climate change concerns.
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"For me, sex is such an explosive exchange of energy between two people that if you're not connected, energetically, before you have sex, it can be damaging," Tortorella said about popular dating apps that have created a hookup culture.
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Hashiguchi noted that the horse would still trot energetically to the track and give her all in races, despite her status as a perennial loser, building a narrative of noble failure that was noticed by local reporter Ken Ishii.
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"The main thing is to persistently and energetically take all possible measures to protect our legitimate interests and the legitimate interests of our athletes together with international sports organizations," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters at a conference call.
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As an example, he says the Federal Reserve and other policymakers should commit more energetically to pursuing a "maximum employment" goal set in federal law, even if it means being willing to tolerate a bit more risk of inflation.
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The play lands in a season when President Trump's travel ban has just been upheld, immigrant families are being torn apart at the border, reproductive rights are under attack and protections for L.G.B.T.Q. people are being energetically rolled back.
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With his earnings swelling after flipping homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, Mr. Pelletiere said he was planning to embrace Texas' business culture even more energetically, eyeing investments in dozens of oil wells in parts of the state.
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Still, development has proceeded energetically, especially in two pockets — on the banks of the East River in the Hunters Point section; and in Court Square, sandwiched between the Edward I. Koch Queensboro Bridge and the Long Island Railroad tracks.
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" On Labor Day, Ms. Whitmer circulated energetically through Detroit's holiday cookouts, telling voters that November represented a "once in a generation opportunity" because the state had not "had a pro-labor governor and a good economy in 25 years.
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The difference between Müller's brushstroke and that of artists working more energetically is significant, as it demonstrates that painting with a brush had not been exhausted — the brush still could be used to put down paint in fresh ways.
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"We are putting the White House, D.H.S. and Congress on notice that our community will energetically mobilize to oppose this obscene and inhumane plan," said Angelica Salas, the executive director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles.
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Since Mr Xi gave the term his public blessing, officials have been scrambling to fall in line with supply-side doctrine, designing policies that seem to fit it or, just as energetically, working to squeeze existing ones into its rubric.
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Sitting cross-legged on a stool in a Los Angeles photo studio, the creator and star of Girls bobs her bare foot energetically — up and down, up and down — as she waits for a camera crew to finish setting up.
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The two presidents in the dock are radically different as well, both defiant, angry and aggrieved, yet one strived to hide it and be seen as above the partisan mudslinging, while the other dives headlong into the mud, energetically slinging away.
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Based on childhood memories, its central panel depicts a boy riding a rocking horse and flourishing a toy sword in a crammed playroom populated by parental figures and fairy tale characters, all rendered in energetically brushy black lines and incandescent colors.
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"We energetically reject these measures which will impact the economy and country's development on top of the impact of the economic blockade," the director of U.S. affairs at the foreign ministry, Carlos Fernandez de Cossio, said at a Havana press conference.
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It draws people energetically near it so that when people passed her on Universal City Walk, something forces them to turn toward her, having no idea why, only to then find out that she actually was the actress Melissa McCarthy.
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She has spent recent months energetically conducting news interviews, stoking her social media platforms and bolstering her many notable commercial sponsors, who see her as the bridge to a younger generation of skiers because her career could last another decade.
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The agency under his direction has tried and failed to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants, and has energetically trumpeted oil and gas development while overseeing plans to reduce funding for wind, solar and other forms of renewable energy.
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Hamilton's wisdom undoubtedly served the nation well during the Civil War, when President Abraham Lincoln used not only the executive power to respond energetically to the existential threat of secession, but also used the pardon power to begin the process of national healing.
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"The MidAmerican cash purchase – I was learning – firmly launched us on our present course of (1) continuing to build our insurance operation; (2) energetically acquiring large and diversified non-insurance businesses and (9.73) largely making our deals from internally-generated cash," Buffett wrote.
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Composed of single protons or heavier atomic nuclei, they pack within quantum proportions as much energy as baseballs or bowling balls, and hurtle through space many millions of times more energetically than particles at the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful accelerator.
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And Democrats are going to have to contend with these voters not just because they're shaking their fists every couple of years but because they're running for office and taking over local party infrastructure and energetically filling and reviving positions in government bureaucracy.
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Facebook is going back to college After graduating from college in 1994, I spent a few years at McKinsey & Co. — a young kid in an ill-fitting suit naively but energetically attempting to convince experienced and jaded managers to do their jobs differently.
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When Yachty finally hit the impromptu stage at the top of a wide landing of stairs, the crowd surged forward so energetically up and onto that landing that the show had to be stopped by security after just a couple of songs.
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But it was a somber night for Mr. Villaraigosa, who campaigned energetically and had a huge burst of financial support from fellow supporters of charter schools, including Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, and Eli Broad, the Los Angeles philanthropist.
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He noted that The Post was energetically covering Mr. Khashoggi's murder by Saudi assassins weeks after he wrote the last in a series of columns sharply critical of the crown prince, who the Central Intelligence Agency has concluded had ordered his death.
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On a lightly floured surface, knead one piece of dough energetically with both hands, anchoring the dough with your non-dominant hand as you pull the far end of the dough toward you, then press down, through, and away with your dominant hand.
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By any conceivable definition, the sitting president of the United States is the utter antithesis of Christian values — a misogynist who disdains refugees, persecutes immigrants, condones torture and is energetically working to dismantle the safety net that protects our most vulnerable neighbors.
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She strutted the stage last night like she was the most powerful person alive—while also maintaining the impression that she was just as amped to be there as anyone in the audience, energetically pumping her fist to hard-knocking blasts of drums.
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That afternoon we were driving through Pasadena, California — and with no apparent concern to the actual process of driving, Feynman's visitor was energetically pointing out all sorts of things an AI would have to figure if it was to be able to do the driving.
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A fresh start around these issues arrives with the new moon in Sagittarius on December 18, which is a great time to energetically clean your home, reconnect with your roots, and generally go within to tap into your sense of inner safety and security.
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Although many Poles risked their lives to save Jews, others energetically took part in pogroms, murdering at least 340 Jews in the town of Jedwabne in 19443 and 42 in the city of Kielce in 1946, after the war ended, to take two notorious examples.
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In a reflection of those times, Saul Bellow in "Herzog" (1964) impishly chose to make Valentine Gersbach, the lover of Herzog's wife, an apostle of Buber's teaching, urging Herzog to read "I and Thou" and related books in the midst of energetically cuckolding him.
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With little in the way of props beyond a red armchair and a coffin, the actors energetically perform a revised version of the text that includes quotes from Vladimir Putin, Victor Orban and Marine Le Pen, as well as multiple addresses to the audience.
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"Under her leadership as assistant attorney general, the criminal division energetically prosecuted a number of successful cases against perpetrators of financial fraud, foreign hacking, corruption and kleptocracy," Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said in a statement underscoring Ms. Caldwell's focus on white-collar crime.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads While not the most exacting analysis of Marxism, performance artist Ivo Dimchev's interactive P Project offered a cordial, gender-fluid, and energetically participatory opening night welcome to the Karl Marx Festival: On Your Marx, at the NYU Skirball Center.
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And yet it's somehow proved to be addictive viewing because of its charismatic and energetically curious host, some solid jokes and smartly chosen topics (What other talk show host would do 20 minutes on the street wear giant Supreme?) that are somewhere between topical and evergreen.
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Ivan Rakitic, midfield, 88 caps, 15 goals The indestructible Barcelona midfielder played his 70th match of his season in the semi final and, after 120 minutes of lung-busting running, Rakitic celebrated as energetically as a man with half that number of games under his belt.
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When editor Marty Baron (correctly) said Trump's action was "nothing less than a repudiation of the role of a free and independent press" and that the Post's coverage of Trump would continue "honorably, honestly, accurately, energetically, and unflinchingly," every journalist I know cheered him for it.
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Sanders' domination of millennial women resurrected a generational fight among feminists: An older generation watched with dismay as young women energetically flocked to a septuagenarian man over their dues-paying, pantsuited icon; the younger generation were just as dismayed that they were expected to vote along gender lines.
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Fate of the Furious largely eschews the martial arts that were a staple of the past few films – which is a shame, since the few fistfights it does have are more energetically shot and staged than the explosive, CG-heavy extravaganzas that are the meat of this movie.
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"We want to make sure -- and the President's made this clear to me, we want to make sure that people that are treating people that have contracted the coronavirus have the protective gear, the masks and the gloves and we're working very energetically to accomplish that," he said.
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That was the same Mr. Hegseth who has defended the president's cozy interactions with Kim Jong-un, embraced Mr. Trump's "America first" agenda of withdrawing forces abroad — and reversing interventionist policies he labeled irresolute and shameful — and energetically taken up the cause of combat veterans accused of war crimes.
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They sustained their first 217.4 percent dip in 218.3 months and the first 210 percent correction in two years then quickly regain their footing The held crucial index levels such as the 22018-day average and responded energetically to oversold conditions with a powerful bounce starting a week ago.
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My white rose has already wilted and I too will probably forget many, if not all, of the exercises and details of the night; however, it was exciting to be a part of something so energetically holistic, to sleep so close to others carrying out the same intention.
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"What's really remarkable though is that these scales—which are really dense and may even be bony, and must be quite energetically costly to produce—and the skin beneath them tear away with such ease, and can be regenerated quickly and without a scar," noted Scherz in a press release.
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" McGowan's attorney argues the drugs could have been planted while the wallet was missing and McGowan denies she uses cocaine, especially she says as she was attending the Women's March where she "can think of nothing more opposed to that, energetically, that I would want in my body at that moment.
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" Asked about his other celebrity associates, however, Asahd is livelier: Nicki Minaj, who declares herself "obsessed" with Khaled, is "gaaaawaaaaaaba," while he energetically describes Rihanna as "BAHbluuup," and says rapper Fat Joe, who he gifted a bag from the streetwear brand Supreme for his recent birthday, is "paaaalabapuhhhh" and "BAAAALP.
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But Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand, which did not respond to The New Republic's request for comment, is not alone in its murky crystal sourcing (all it says on Goop's website is that the medicine bag has been "energetically cleansed with sage, tuned with sound waves, activated with mantras, and blessed with Reiki").
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Even mentally, energetically, to just sort of say, this is a woman who is a civil servant, who has won more cases than she has lost, who is now on a national stage and completely ill-equipped to handle that kind of spotlight, who is not wearing lipstick and looks a little tired.
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As TikTok's legion of users energetically swarmed the convention outside, YouTube's chief product officer, Neal Mohan, delivered a keynote announcing new monetization features for creators, like membership levels, new partners for YouTube's merchandise program, and super stickers inside of super chat — features that won't address the distress YouTubers spent the day agonizing over.
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The measurements had to be done in near vacuum to prevent contamination, and the results had to be cooled to within a few degrees of absolute zero to have a good chance of seeing correlated electron behavior—at higher temperatures the electrons move too energetically to have a chance to strongly interact.
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Sentiment waxes and wanes in reaction to the events of the day, but Second Amendment rights are in fact widely and energetically supported today, and the prospect of the Second Amendment being undone — with a Republican Congress, Republican president, and a healthy Republican majority in the nation's state legislatures and governorships — is preposterous.
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She has run an energetically brilliant campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination, blowing by Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE and on the verge of moving past former Vice President Biden.
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As members of Latino and Jewish Diaspora communities that have full faith in the vitality of the American dream and strive to contribute to its advancement, our respective organizations welcomed DACA and continue to encourage members of Congress to work energetically for its continuation, even as the search for comprehensive immigration reform continues.
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"They may be traveling alone to the appointment, but energetically there are millions of women who support them and don't judge them and have felt what they are feeling," said Sealey of the visual, who Palmer is adamant is the only person who could have given this project the respect and sensitivity it deserved.
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Bounding energetically to the press-conference lectern after two gruelling days of talks over the terms of Britain's EU membership, Mr Cameron opened his post-summit remarks not by trumpeting the emergency brake on euro-zone integration he had just secured, nor by crowing over his success in denying benefits to EU migrant workers.
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The Young Socialists, the SPD's youth wing, had campaigned energetically for a "no" vote, arguing that yet another "grand coalition" (or "GroKo", the likes of which has governed Germany for eight of Mrs Merkel's 1 years as chancellor) would further damage the party, which obtained its worst result in the history of the federal republic last September.
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The number of variables Beyoncé ultimately couldn't control for in the Grammys performance — from the fact that she hadn't selected the program's director to how energetically her own pregnancy would allow her to perform — were largely absent in the Coachella performance, which was a dazzling feat of on-the-fly image creation that kept topping itself.
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Not that she completed any conference-specific homework assignments in advance, it's just that each time she steps up to the microphone to kick off a Q&A session with another thoughtfully composed and energetically delivered mini-inquiry into the fate of our most dynamic industries, she not only asks about the future of work, she embodies it.
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A Republican, Mr. Rosch was nevertheless a proponent of energetically applying antitrust laws as a member of the F.T.C. In 2011, as the nation's health care laws changed, encouraging greater collaboration between hospitals and doctors for cost savings, Mr. Rosch warned that without "vigorous antitrust enforcement," the new alliances could reduce competition and increase costs to consumers.
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With the Irish government lobbying energetically on Capitol Hill, members of the Democratic Unionist Party met on Wednesday with the American ambassador to London, Robert Wood Johnson IV. They wanted reassurances that the White House will keep backing the British government's campaign for a rapid Brexit, even if it meant leaving without an agreement on borders.
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Those poorer voters — whose anti-immigrant anger is energetically encouraged and exploited by the president's wealthy constituents — are still howling, "Build that wall!" even as they continue to vote for politicians whose policies add to their own impoverishment — suppressing wages, gutting public schools, blocking access to health care, increasing gun violence, poisoning the places where they live.
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Photo by Renee Kramer The last couple years have seen a promising crop of new rap talent emerge in North Carolina, and one of the most exciting figures in that movement is Well$, who has drawn acclaim online and energetically galvanized both the Charlotte and Triangle scenes (he's from Charlotte but currently living in Chapel Hill, working on finishing a debut album).
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The show's 15 galleries swing energetically between what are essentially small solo exhibitions of works by artists the Modern collects in depth — Jasper Johns, Agnes Martin, Cy Twombly, Gego and David Hammons, who looks great here as both sculptor and painter — and thematic groupings of artists usually represented in the collection by far fewer works, sometimes only one or two.
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Over in Conakry, Guinea, Nostalgie Guinée 98.2 FM was broadcasting a conversation between a number of men who sounded very angry, bordering on livid, although their energetically raised voices could also be attributed to the fact that they all seemed to be trying to speak into one microphone positioned at quite a distance from where they were sitting, possibly at the other end of some kind of cavernous hall.
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Clinton was a blow to the mayor, who managed her 2000 Senate campaign and energetically supported her during this year's general election campaign, it has allowed Mr. de Blasio — who said of Mr. Trump late last month that "it's impossible he could be a good president" — to cast himself in the role of a protector and defender of the city, just as his own re-election battle gets underway.
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The yolk-gooey sandwiches at Eggslut in the Grand Central Market, and a few steps away, the breakfast raviolo with ricotta and the polenta porridge with Santa Monica honey at Knead & Co. At Moon Juice, Amanda Chantal Bacon's avant-garde juice bar of the moment, a rainbow-hued panoply of elixirs, milks and powders is said to aid with "anything you're looking to achieve energetically or physically," as Sean Brennan, an employee in the Silver Lake branch, recently explained.
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