" There's Charlie, fully ensconced in the old way, like, "No.
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"You can't innovate in pay TV. It's too firmly ensconced."
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Check. An annual summer retreat ensconced in the French Alps?
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Shashi ensconced in the city, and Prabhati stuck in Ishwarpur.
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Still, Brazil is ensconced in the world's top 10 economies.
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Other deprived areas where insurgent groups are ensconced received nothing.
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Many of us are ensconced in our own information bubbles.
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The Democratic representative now seems safely ensconced in the district.
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Once ensconced, we find him as unusual as we expected.
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Michael quickly became ensconced within the Asian bubble of Queens.
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Jetta is a stuffed badger ensconced in a bird cage.
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Its alumni are ensconced in dozens of universities and institutes.
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I wish that we were already ensconced in some quiet corner.
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It's an intimidating proposition, especially when everyone else seems comfortably ensconced.
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Season 1 ended with Nancy happily ensconced in Steve Harrington's pompadour.
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We were just ensconced and focused on what we were doing.
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Eventually he strolls in, feet comfortably ensconced in his flat brogues.
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It's ensconced in precedent, not law, that former Directors remain apolitical.
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He says Mel's ensconced in England and absent from Madison's life.
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Now actual royals — Prince Harry and Meghan — are reportedly ensconced there.
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Safely ensconced with his owners once more, Willow is one lucky cat.
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It's a bag of hot air ensconced in a deceptively delicious coating.
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In Israel, the right wing settler movement is firmly ensconced in government.
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But Ms. Cruz is firmly ensconced in the party's small left wing.
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Tourists were ensconced in lounge chairs, their bodies laid out to toast.
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Yet once ensconced at the Fed, Burns found his friend suddenly cooler.
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By the time Candy stops crying, Las Vegas is fully ensconced in nighttime.
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Judge Gorsuch questions this fundamental and well-ensconced feature of American medical practice.
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Here, Godard ensconced in a fuzzy logic, goes a little off the rails.
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It's not totally apparent from the audience that Ito is ensconced in string.
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Mr. Trump has been ensconced in Trump Tower for days as he deliberates.
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The 32 teams are here, ensconced in state-of-the-art training facilities.
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There were hundreds of regulators ensconced in every bank in the country — permanently.
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Ensconced in a world of pixels and binary beats, it was an isolated life.
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Three digital screens ring the steering wheel, so the driver feels ensconced in technology.
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Her latest Instagram suggests otherwise — she's lounging, naked, on a table ensconced in fauna.
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Humira, a top-selling immunosuppressant, is ensconced in a web of 100 interlocking patents.
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As this tweet shows, both these groups are now firmly ensconced in international politics.
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Being ensconced in that messy Gallagher family love is something I'd always dreamed of.
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Jillian says her group left the yacht and are now ensconced in a hotel.
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He, meanwhile, would prefer to sit ensconced in his West Wing bedroom, television blaring.
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Safely ensconced on the train back to London, I reflect on something Johnston said.
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The Water Club is a luxury gem ensconced within the equally glam Borgata Hotel.
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My mechanical-man-self ensconced in another machine moving across the surface of earth.
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Grewal is the son of a military man, firmly ensconced in India's middle class.
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The strongman remains ensconced in power, with backing from U.S. adversaries Russia and Cuba.
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It attracted numerous converts and ensconced Islam in black America as a religion of liberation.
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To be fair, Rick and his posse can't stay comfortably ensconced anywhere for too long.
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Safely ensconced in China, none of them have ever been arrested or brought to trial.
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The viewers, meanwhile, are ensconced in a sophisticated lounge on either side of the tunnel.
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Two men ensconced in a mysterious control room (Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford) also appear.
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The film then transitions to live action, ensconced by white as the animated segment ends.
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Once he was ensconced at Harvard Law in fall 1992, Cruz was extremely purposeful and strategic.
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Ardent Brexiteers worry that, ensconced in such a halfway house, Britain would stay put for ever.
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Miles beneath, in the clouds, wades a collection of marketplaces ensconced by sun-cooked apartment buildings.
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Fortunately, these ensconced industries have made significant strides to bridging compliance concerns and changing consumer expectations.
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The resulting tsunamis wipe out entire continents, and with them all life not safely ensconced underground.
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Cersei Lannister is still there, safely ensconced in King's Landing, and she's still a traitorous snake.
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Am I ensconced in some of the crazy countries where you keep money and avoid taxes?
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They were paid to lawyers, bankers and private equity investors all comfortably ensconced in the 1%.
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King Bhumibol spent most of his final years in a hospital, ensconced in a special suite.
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But it's also a lonesome look at a man in a store, ensconced in the past.
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Ensconced in our cocoons, we have lost the ability to talk to people with different views.
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Even the cashier's booth, ensconced in wood and cut glass, remains (though the cashier is gone).
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By the end of the memoir, ensconced in comfort in Nairobi, Gettleman strikes a conflicted figure.
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Whether President Trump, newly ensconced in the White House, was surprised, or even noticed, is unclear.
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But it's a distinction without a difference: She is ensconced behind a curtain near the nose.
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It's also ensconced in a wildlife reserve so storm and sea level rise adaptation options are limited.
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Ensconced in a cottage in Sussex for eight years, then at Barneveld, he became a ghost's apprentice.
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Number one, how hard was it to use the restroom once you're ensconced in that much fabric?
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A high-level manager said PDVSA President and Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo was ensconced in his office.
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The meetings and communication continued while he was ensconced in the ragged mountains of the Sierra Madre.
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A large deep-fried potato dumpling is ensconced between a roll, accompanied by chutney and possibly chile.
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Garland, who died in 1969, has been ensconced in a mausoleum in Hartsdale, New York ever since.
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It represents a catchall designation for ''people in charge'' — and implies that they've been ensconced too long.
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But you guys are very firmly ensconced in the past, and seem very content with staying there.
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Way ensconced in the game, they're one of the only bands to try out some political material.
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Today, day 3 has her ensconced in a rose-gold custom knit suit with pink beaded lace.
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Ensconced in our liberal democracies, we may not think these rules apply to us—until they do.
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When "Porgy" is firmly ensconced in the realm of operatic make-believe, it gains a mythic breadth.
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That was in 1965, when the agency was ensconced in the elite E Ring of the Pentagon.
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For now, Donald Trump is safely ensconced in the White House with the Senate at his back.
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Some have called Bana's father a violent jihadist affiliated with Qaeda-linked fighters ensconced in eastern Aleppo.
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Back then, you installed it on your computer, where it remained safely ensconced, along with your files.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, some of those responsible for these abuses are now ensconced in the Trump administration.
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Madonna's son Rocco remains ensconced in London with his dad, as she fights to get him back.
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Quinn is now happily ensconced in a non-Bachelor Nation relationship, and she's enjoying the lack of scrutiny.
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At this point, everyone else is either out of the story or presumably still safely ensconced at Winterfell.
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Most days, he's ensconced in the impenetrable warren of labs and offices that make up Picower's fifth floor.
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Soon both are ensconced at Trinity College Dublin, where small-town rivalries are exchanged for big-city anxieties.
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It's not one they're allowed to shirk: The right to asylum is pretty well ensconced in US law.
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It's an ordinary-looking baseball bat — until the lime-green sensor ensconced in the knob makes itself apparent.
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KS: They're ensconced in it, in a way that I never — that I was in television, I guess.
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One, comfortably ensconced in privileges accrued over decades, is intent on maintaining a congealed social and political system.
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We might be fully ensconced in the streaming era, but the magic of movies is alive and well.
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Ensconced by this welcoming group of friends, Freedman had access to the rich cultural corners of Irish society.
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After their marriage, the couple moved to New York and became happily ensconced in the Greenwich Village scene.
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Once a company is ensconced offshore, it is hard to determine the location and laws governing its activity.
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But for now, I think those predictions are wrong: Maduro is pretty well ensconced in his presidential post.
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But don't worry -- the mice were safely ensconced in their own comfy little cages with bedding and food.
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The roughly 200,000 Salvadorans whom the Trump administration is subjecting to deportation are deeply ensconced in American society.
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Two stand-alone sinks ensconced in chocolate-colored vanities sat across from each other, looking a bit scuffed.
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Some come with the added bonus of an astonishing ocean view, or a location ensconced within lush greenery.
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The location, while far from town, can't be beaten when it comes to beachfront access ensconced in nature.
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Instead, the exes are ensconced in the backstage area of their date, crying and clinging to each other.
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Safely ensconced in her cottage, Harley gazed out the window with a mug of pu'er tea in hand.
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While many embrace Al-Masih as a savior, those ensconced in power view him as a grave threat.
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She has ensconced herself in the Dutch secret service and been trained by a New York City cop.
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Again, as before my 1935 Pacific solo, I am ensconced in this lovely Waikiki beach home of Chrisholmes.
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Neil Gorsuch is already firmly ensconced in Scalia's seat, the seat for which Obama had nominated Merrick Garland.
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By the time that happens, Mr Trump may be back in civilian clothing—or ensconced in a second term.
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But while the romantic scenes in Blue were more explicitly about sex, Summertime feels more tightly ensconced in intimacy.
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The kid didn't stop running until he was safely ensconced behind a wall of police officers wearing riot gear.
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He's ensconced at the center of the conservative policy establishment as an emeritus scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Still, there is no appetite among voters for the U.S. to become further ensconced in the civil war there.
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TRUDEAU: THE FACT IS IT'S IMPORTANT THAT MONETARY POLICY BE DETACHED FROM POLITICIANS, AND THAT'S WELL ENSCONCED IN CANADA.
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When I bring this up to Arango, it becomes clear how ensconced in the athletic life she has become.
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Now a right-wing populist party, the Alternative for Germany, appears ensconced as a sixth element (see chart above).
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The gamble failed and rebels fighting their ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Aasad, remain ensconced in parts of Aleppo.
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At one point, when Wendy is ensconced as the Lost Boys' den mother, more unsightly plastic sheeting unfolds overhead.
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Surly and defiant, President Trump was ensconced in the White House, lashing out like King Lear with a cellphone.
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People ensconced in social media are more likely to be on perpetual alert: How are my ratings this moment?
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As for those who have pension assets, the typical worker nearing retirement has about $60,000 ensconced in his accounts.
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The economy has been expanding, slowly, for 10 years, with unemployment and inflation rates ensconced at record-low levels.
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A nation ensconced in private vehicles is a nation too easily able to ignore the realities on its streets.
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The Republicans can also breathe easier about congressional control because so many are safely ensconced in reliably Republican districts.
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Wasserman and others agree that dynamic is playing a role in driving even powerful and safely ensconced lawmakers out.
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I don't know if he's just so ensconced in the White House he's lost his ability to do it.
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Fusing the visible with the tactile, Lebe ensconced every part of the model's body in a halo of light.
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Several dimly lit photographs depict young girls incongruously clad in white dresses while ensconced in Florida forest- and swampland.
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I spent most of the race ensconced very comfortably among the elite, in the Speedway grandstand's Rolex 2000 Lounge.
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While ensconced on the grounds of the festival, I found it hard not to share the abiding optimism of attendees.
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While safely ensconced on the plane, Al reveals he saw what Earn did at security and respects him for it.
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And when you strap on a PlayStation VR headset, you should only further be ensconced in this spooky, unsettling world.
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The Oscars telecast prominently featured Gibson ensconced happily in the A-list section, grinning his famous Sexiest Man Alive grin.
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By that point, Trump will either be a former president or he will be firmly ensconced in his second term.
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At the San Francisco Tussauds outpost, cast your gaze on wool-ensconced simulacra of Lorde, Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran.
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OPG says it would be ensconced in "impenetrable rock," and "have no impact on the surrounding environment," including Lake Huron.
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The artwork is believed to be one of just 2 known JFK paintings ... the other ensconced in the Kennedy Library.
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After invading in 1940, the Nazi hierarchy ensconced themselves in Paris' luxury hotels, and hobnobbed at theaters and fine restaurants.
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In the two seasons since, Glennon was firmly ensconced on the bench in Tampa, behind new franchise quarterback Jameis Winston.
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A 200-year-old grandfather clock — a Chapman family heirloom — is ensconced in the wall leading to the couple's bedroom.
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They are ensconced in the wooden shelves and stacks of texts of the Othmer Library at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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They are not ensconced inside a painterly illusion, but encroach into your reality through the force of their lurid magnetism.
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What did surprise me was the crystal insert, which was ensconced in glass like a snowglobe or tiny crystal Diglett.
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Nevada has since become ensconced, with those two states and South Carolina, at the beginning of both parties' nominating processes.
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Ensconced in the freezer compartment of my parents' refrigerator is the customary fruitcake from my wedding in England in 1982.
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Ensconced in their home, she has to juggle their dysfunction, a new romance, and the spoiled brat in her charge.
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The otherworldly air is enhanced by the numerous palaces, villas, mansions, churches, and castles ensconced in the forested mountain peaks.
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He hurt a knee in September and by the time he returned, Chris Johnson had become ensconced as Arizona's starter.
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Most scenes are ensconced in sleek blues, greens, and whites, an aesthetic that conjures a vision of chilly, isolated future.
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In turn, Trump, who was ensconced in the Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa, delayed his departure to arrive 20 minutes after Putin.
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There's a large tablet perched on each headrest, both removable, and a smaller phablet-sized device ensconced in the center column.
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I was situated on a centrally located soft green couch, covered with decorative throw pillows in which I nervously ensconced myself.
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That's what the P7 Wireless represent: highly listenable sound, ensconced in premium build and materials, and no wires anywhere in sight.
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Bannon, ensconced in the chaotic Trump White House, didn't comment, nor did he reach out to Yiannopoulos on his main email.
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Thanks to Winfrey, who is safely ensconced in Canada, we find out America is far more powerful than we even expected.
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Ensconced at new company Handspring in 2001, he developed what I consider the best pre-iPhone smartphone product: the Treo Communicator.
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No doubt her advisors, ensconced in glass towers in DC and New York, told her it was simply hers, a freebie.
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The artwork is pretty benign, until you realize the clouds resemble the the Zodiac Killer ensconced within the Eye of Providence.
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Turkey's main target is the movement's septuagenarian leader, Fethullah Gulen, who has been ensconced in a farmhouse in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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As Clinton ensconced herself into the Obama administration as secretary of State, American interventionism in the Middle East went into overdrive.
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As a result, Lyndon Johnson seemed securely ensconced in the White House as he was preparing to launch his reelection campaign.
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The precedent set by American neoconservatives ensconced at the helm of the Bush administration, in short, should hold for India, too.
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At the very least, it's a nice departure from the default macOS color scheme you've been ensconced in for so long.
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At points throughout the day, Mr. Trump refused to address the chaos as he further ensconced himself in his administration's achievements.
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His wife — his second wife, actually — has left him, and is blissfully ensconced in the Virgin Islands with her lover, Daryl.
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She is no longer ensconced in the dream of lover's time, where every day restarts as if the last never happened.
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Since the 1940s, unelected officials ensconced in bodies like the National Security Council have been the primary makers of foreign policy.
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It was only six years ago that Priebus was happily ensconced in Kenosha as chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin.
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At one event in a suburb of Rotterdam, Mr. Wilders was ensconced in a ring of police officers, handing out fliers.
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Bannon and Miller are ensconced in the West Wing, as arguably the two most influential policy advisers to Donald J. Trump.
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Beachgoers found the foot ensconced in a boot at the south end of Jetty Island in Everett, Washington, on New Year's Day.
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But Teehee and Hoskin are both more than prepared to hit the ground running when she is finally ensconced on Capitol Hill.
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It was an end-of-summer Friday night and President Trump, ensconced at Camp David, wanted to show the establishment who's boss.
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She's enclosed in what looks like a makeshift dressing room, ensconced by white curtains, with 44 cameras pointed straight at her vulva.
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McCarthy is ensconced as Ryan's No. 2 but knows -- after his experience in 2015 -- he's never going to get the top job.
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The priest at Sunday Mass waded forcefully into the political maelstrom, looking safely down from pulpit, ensconced in the moral high ground.
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And with men ensconced in the army and militias — or in exile to avoid the draft — there is a shortage of grooms.
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Ensconced at a new company, Handspring, in 2001 he developed what I consider the best pre-iPhone smartphone product, the Treo Communicator.
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A Republican comfortably ensconced in his Southern California seat, he has blown by one challenger after another since being elected in 20143.
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For the past six years, a brace has ensconced my left leg, forcing me to use a metal cane to get around.
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The intricate edifice features a series of floating concrete galleries, ensconced in thick (sometimes hanging) vegetation, shaded by an intricately gridded canopy.
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When the local vice consul arrived, he found Mr. Sousa Mendes ensconced at a desk where he spent three days granting visas.
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Ensconced in the White House, Mr. Trump saw enemies everywhere, and his tweets reflected that, stoking new tensions and nursing past grievances.
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The family that felt so smug and ensconced in their gated home learns that terror had been living underneath them all along.
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" Once ensconced, he went on, wait "until you have brought to your side all the power of the constitutional institutions in Turkey.
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He has been ensconced ever since within the S.B.C., a church whose history is inseparable from the history of race in America.
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If you, like me, awoke this morning to find your Instagram feed ensconced in shadow, welcome to the new Instagram Dark Mode.
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"There's a risk moving to a place you're not familiar with, or don't have well ensconced friends and business relationships," Hamrick said.
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Darfur was about to be plunged into genocide, and Haroon's village -- on the mountain of Jebel Marrah -- was ensconced in the middle.
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For one dog, it was on March 30, 2016, as he took in a Philadelphia Phillies game, comfortably ensconced in a baby carrier.
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He has allies—such as Stephen Miller, a White House adviser, and Rick Dearborn, a deputy chief of staff—ensconced in key posts.
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According to Julia Ainsley of NBC, the administration thinks it's going to prevail with the newly ensconced conservative majority on the Supreme Court.
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Clinton supported the Defense of Marriage Act and "tough on crime politics" in the 1990s, while Sanders safely ensconced in Vermont did not.
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Some protesters Thursday said that that the closed system is archaic and only serves candidates who are already firmly ensconced in the establishment.
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Once ensconced in the physical and auditory elements of the work, we are pushed and pulled in a wave of the artist's making.
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But by the time children are ensconced in elementary school, parents simply cannot control the flow of news and ideas to their kids.
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It's far too soon to tell, and terrible men are ensconced in positions of power both throughout the entertainment industry and everywhere else.
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If Republicans use any maneuver to get appointees in place, and Democrats don't, conservatives become more likely to be ensconced at executive agencies.
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Aronberg is ensconced in the Democratic Party, but says his job is to follow the law, and that is what he will do.
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You could always step in from the autumn chill to check out the Queen's Crown Jewels safely ensconced at the Tower of London.
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Once ensconced in their lazily swaying seats, the women sample Mexico's signature drink, chasing their brimming glasses with some extremely luscious-looking limes.
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Tube 'n Axe invites guests sleep in a platform tent nestled in an herb garden, or in one of the tree-ensconced lodges.
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He remains an extreme case, so inward as to be a bit alien, ensconced in his eccentricity like Don Quixote in his armor.
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One can easily imagine perusing these essays while comfortably ensconced in an overstuffed chair by the fire, a snifter of cognac in hand.
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Katharina tells no one else in the house; Hirsch spends the night, and most of the next day, safely ensconced inside the refuge.
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McKinley at first seemed to be recovering, ensconced in an upstairs bedroom at the gabled brick home of the exposition's president, John Milburn.
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Dyer said Tractor Supply is the only place to get quality fencing that will keep his goats ensconced: "They're escape artists," he said.
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What would happen if President Trump decided to forsake the White House and remain ensconced in his much more ornate New York home?
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Mr. Pruitt fought the rule as Oklahoma's attorney general, and in June, newly ensconced at the E.P.A., he delayed it by 20 months.
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Ensconced in his leather armchair with his book, he's thrilled to have a little peace and quiet, a respite from my usual chattering.
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It comes amid the ongoing crisis in Venezuela, where the corrupt regime of strongman Nicholas Maduro remains firmly ensconced despite America's best efforts.
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Ms. Brennan-Jobs navigated a childhood on welfare with her mother, the artist Chrisann Brennan, and an adolescence ensconced in her father's wealth.
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The men capped the day with a dinner at Le Jules Verne, the elite, blue-lobster-serving restaurant ensconced in the Eiffel Tower.
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Many others may still be ensconced in ISIS's last bastion -- which is shrinking by the hour -- in the town of Baghouz Al-Fawqani.
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First, much of the work and people noted above are firmly ensconced in academia, implying that the profession has become increasingly ideologically diverse.
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Jurors in the Roger Stone trial spent more than five hours Thursday ensconced in the Washington, D.C., federal courthouse without reaching a verdict.
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Ensconced in armchairs, struggling to keep a straight face, they look a little like children in church — and in a way, they are.
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The Trump administration, according to Julia Ainsley of NBC, thinks it's going to prevail with the newly ensconced conservative majority on the Supreme Court.
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Others had been plastinated or cut into different parts called prosections and ensconced in clear acrylic cubes, displayed on shelves labeled by organ system.
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And, perhaps most important for the new talks, President Bashar al-Assad suddenly appeared more firmly ensconced in power than he had in years.
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Yet the group has an establishment bent, and several of its leaders were firmly ensconced in the fundraising worlds of Rubio or Jeb Bush.
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The photo — of Obama listening intently while safely ensconced away from prying eyes — provides a stark contrast to the chaos of Trump's hasty gathering.
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It shouldn't be unfamiliar to Musk, unless he has been too ensconced in his personal bubble of wealth and tech optimism to see it.
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Ensconced with his family inside the White House after three nights at Mar-a-Lago, Trump's thoughts were far from the tense Korean Peninsula.
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You won't actually be joining Ken in the BBC studios and nor does Ken or anyone at Radio 2 know you're ensconced in London.
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The video opens with a daytime shot of the 22-story Delta IV, ensconced in its mobile service tower at Vandenberg's Space Complex 6.
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Although the responses are ensconced in a box on the table, the questions should give visitors pause to reflect on their own life experiences.
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When you're done typing, you close the case and the iPad remains firmly ensconced inside the lid, but no longer connected to the keyboard.
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And the arrival of the Great Depression helped ensure that most of the United Kingdom's architectural heritage remained safely ensconced in its ancestral terroir.
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Having been carried offstage, Ms. Koppe returns ensconced in a chrysalis of gleaming cellophane, which she sheds in a kind of overwrought resurrection scene.
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I ended up going back to advertising once I had children, and then on to something else once they were firmly ensconced in school.
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Because the Pine Springs campsites had filled quickly for the weekend, we had been happily ensconced at the Hotel El Capitan, in Van Horn.
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Russia is ensconced in English soccer, and in British life, and has been for so long that, now, it does not draw much notice.
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Movement and narrative become secondary to the feeling of being ensconced in sound; your ear is caught in a battle between gravity and weightlessness.
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And newly ensconced at No. 10 is Carrie Symonds, Boris Johnson's partner, who appears to hold little interest in embracing the high-fashion crowd.
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Small shipments arrived in a baggie inside a magazine tucked in an envelope; larger shipments came ensconced in mylar packaging inside a square box.
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But this is not just a victory for the ensconced Palo Alto bubble — working families are silent winners of this week's Supreme Court decision.
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As we enter the theater, she is already ensconced in work, arranging a set of foam blocks on the floor, sliding and stacking them.
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That's the sound I'd make if I turned a corner one day and found myself ensconced in the gooey translucent flesh of a jellyfish.
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When not at galas raising money for Important Causes, billionaires' social lives are spent in the company of other rich people ensconced in similar dynamics.
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What if Mr Putin—now ensconced deep in Belarus—grabbed a chunk of Poland and then threatened to use nuclear weapons if ETO counter-attacked?
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By that time, Pence was already ensconced in a New York hotel room, with the full expectation that he would be announced as Trump's choice.
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With its conspiratorial ideas about Jews "controlling" society, it is a prejudice that requires Jewish people to be ensconced in a society to take hold.
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Ensconced within the presidential bubble on his first foreign trip, Trump is regularly finding the view from inside is often far different than from out.
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Mr Gulen, by now ensconced in a complex in rural Pennsylvania, became a spokesman for enlightened Islam, preaching interfaith dialogue and the value of science.
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She established the position of the Deputy Commissioner for Patent Quality and ensconced Valencia Martin-Wallace, a known advocate of improved quality, as the lead.
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He is not concerned with the smug anti-slavery clergymen ensconced in Boston railing against the brutality of the Southern slaveholders a thousand miles away.
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You're just starting to get into your fifth consecutive House of Cards, fully ensconced on the couch with the blanket in just the right position.
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"Ulysses" is a great book, a book that is firmly ensconced in the canon, but probably doesn't end up in a lot of beach bags.
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And as Senate Democrats' irritation grows with envoys who are ensconced abroad, an already slow confirmation process for new nominees could become even more sclerotic.
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A quick browse in our archives revealed that 10 years ago this week, Stephenie Meyer's sci-fi novel, "The Host," was ensconced at No. 1.
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Movements long ensconced and habituated to power — such that when their leaders are out of office, their ideas still dominate — get out of that practice.
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In a living room packed with family portraits, Gerry sits with oversized earphones clamped over his grey hair, ensconced in a brown leather lazy boy.
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Meanwhile, ABC is airing ads that the next Bachelor will be announced tomorrow... Jenna & Jordan Happily ensconced in a relationship, despite the dissolving relationships around them.
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The president took some serious heat for his insensitive tweets about Puerto Rican officials, while he was safely ensconced at his golf course in New Jersey.
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These were the first media interviews Franken has given since he has found himself ensconced in a wave of sexual harassment allegations from four different women.
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Months later, with the babies now ensconced in childcare arrangements, we held a final debriefing session to reflect on what we had learned from the research.
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Second, the Russian military remains firmly ensconced on Israel's northern border, and Putin is committed to expanding Moscow's political and military influence in the Middle East.
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We get a last glimpse of him in 1517, well ensconced in France but frail, when the secretary for the Cardinal of Aragon recorded a visit.
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My parents lived much of their lives behind such walls; I have to concede that they were never happier than when they were safely ensconced there.
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One of the targets, a patient who is in the hospital for a very involved and lengthy heart procedure, is safely ensconced in an operating theater.
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It was a moment in time that was both embarrassing and uplifting, like most of his twenties, ensconced within the familiar parameters of middle-class striving.
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Read more: Mick Mulvaney's ideas on economic policy Ensconced within the OMB is the little-known but powerful Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, or OIRA.
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First up is the coastal Italian town of Sapienza in April, a sun-kissed stage that sees your primary target ensconced within a well-guarded mansion.
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At the Catskills house, she ensconced herself in a "sick fort," wrapping herself in blankets and nesting into a couch with Paddington, her beloved rescue dog.
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Ensconced in the Bronx, she started treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering, where doctors also found a dangerous cardiac condition her doctors in Puerto Rico had overlooked.
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Even some anti-Trump Republicans now comfortably ensconced in retirement doubt he can be defeated as long as the party base remains so enamored of him.
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In addition to the Taliban threat, several of the province's districts are intermittently threatened by members of the Islamic State, ensconced in the province's Achin District.
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After a long journey, Arya is safely ensconced in her family home, and reunited with a sister she never really knew... and frankly, never will know.
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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump, ensconced in his opulent private club of Mar-a-Lago this weekend, had a screed of combative thoughts.
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When fans of the wry "Pitch Perfect" series first met the ragtag singing group the Barden Bellas, they were ensconced in the college a cappella bubble.
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But the important thing to remember is that Kavanaugh's performance wasn't aimed at me or anybody else who's not already ensconced in the right-wing bubble.
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Until it fell victim to the Flexgate calamity, my MacBook Pro had been spending the past few months comfortably ensconced in a stick-on Toast leather cover.
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From the moment the first stills were released, showing him ensconced in a black fur cape, it was clear that Lando was going to steal the show.
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He heads back to Montauk with getting her back on his mind, a tricky endeavor since she's happily ensconced with Ben (Ramon Rodriguez)...for the time being.
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Instead, she runs back across the street and heroically rescues a bound Meadow from the garage while Harrison and Detective Samuels are ensconced in grunty sexual intercourse.
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The wealthier among the clubgoers return to the safety of their homes, ensconced in cars, free from the judging eyes and often hostile tongues of the public.
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Having drifted back from striker to something of a number 10, Rooney then played the latter part of the season for Manchester United firmly ensconced in midfield.
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Progressives understand but still underestimate how ensconced we are in a progressive bubble — and how all-encompassing the conservative bubble on the other side is as well.
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Unlike ours, their ujigami was ensconced in a large, wheeled float that was covered in paper lanterns and pulled by its bearers via two enormous dockyard ropes.
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Fannie Lowenstein, ensconced in the storied hotel for 35 years and paying about $500 a month for a three-room suite, had a reputation of her own.
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Captive to current events, ensconced in the "presentism" denounced by the historian François Hartog, the entire political class has stopped proposing dreams, utopias or long-term projects.
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Crab noodles were freed from their modest cardboard container and ensconced in a pink Daybreak serving bowl; bok choy was dished with a matte black serving spoon.
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But Orgeron did savor the victory, at least for a meal: Ensconced in the Marriott on Canal Street, he and his wife had fried chicken from Popeyes.
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Cambodia, a recipient of Western largess after American bombs devastated its countryside during the Vietnam War, was supposed to be firmly ensconced in the democratic political orbit.
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Trying to solve it are Brian Cox and Emile Hirsch, playing a father-son team of coroners ensconced in a gloomy subterranean morgue in small-town Virginia.
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She recalled a weekend when she was ensconced in a hotel in the Midwest, finishing up a story, when she retrieved a message from her hotel phone.
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The timing felt appropriate — it's Black History Month, and although the Obamas are now ensconced in that history, we are only beginning to truly examine their legacy.
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This requires a quality of seeing and thinking that many institutionally ensconced white theorists have downgraded and even gone so far as to declare bourgeois and obsolete.
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Once inside, it took another five minutes or so to reach the lobby — the grounds were massive, filled with villas perched on stilts ensconced within lush jungle foliage.
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Here's what to expect: Democrats get their grill on Supreme Court justices spend their careers safely ensconced with life tenure in the quiet chambers of the marble palace.
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But the plight of the Iraqi people -- and those ensconced in the middle of the battle for Mosul -- has taken the meaning of warfare to a new level.
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And, then, in mid-September, Cassini will make its final plunge into the atmosphere of Saturn, burning up in the process, but being ensconced forever in our hearts.
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Ensconced in her liberal outpost at the University of California Berkeley, the famed sociologist understood little about the lives or beliefs of a huge swath of the country.
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The Kit Kat is trailed on the list by Twix, another chewy biscuit ensconced in viscous milk chocolate, followed by Snickers, Milky Way, and the classic Hershey Bar.
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Gomez and Morticia are happily ensconced in a ghoulish haunted house with their murderously deadpan daughter Wednesday (Chloë Grace Moretz) and their explosively dangerous son Pugsley (Finn Wolfhard).
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Unfortunately, these restaurants seem to have mindlessly ensconced themselves as a place to eat for the those who can afford to take such fine dining experiences for granted.
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Simultaneously we will need to thoughtfully determine when predicative analytics for policing, sentencing and parole decisions infringe on individual privacy rights or are vulnerable to ensconced systemic bias.
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Another transplant, Andrew Edlin, specializing in outsider art, is now ensconced on the Bowery and has mounted an impressive survey of the multi-mediums genius Eugene Von Bruenchenhein.
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Castro's death - which would once have thrown a major question mark over Cuba's future - seems unlikely to trigger a crisis as Raul Castro is firmly ensconced in power.
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After the war, ensconced in Nyack, he wrote plays, more fiction, angry reflections on Jewish identity and the new state of Israel (a country he perversely never visited).
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Warmly ensconced in the bleached hide of Falkor, the golden diva and the two full-sized Tiffany chandeliers hanging from her ears wailed us into the New Year.
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By the time I was happily ensconced in the cafe with free refills of Ethiopian coffee, I felt more alert and in sync than I had all week.
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Butler has constantly offered sub-par work that has garnered him a level of financial security and fame, ensconced in the uncompromising safety of whiteness and male privilege.
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I asked Klobuchar, who had shed the macaw and was now ensconced in a corner booth, whether she was worried that the Democratic field was becoming problematically large.
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The fear, though, is that Pérez is now so firmly ensconced that Real Madrid is no longer, in any real sense, a club owned by its own fans.
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Public-relations efforts from his deputies lead to notoriety, to political positions, to a lifetime of comfort and control as long as one's patrons are ensconced in office.
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Even despite all the controversies that have surrounded them in recent year, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Tesla's Elon Musk have been fairly well ensconced in their CEO positions.
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Formerly ensconced in the university's art history department, it now has 4,000 square feet in the new Piano building, which can be divided as needed with temporary walls.
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One police chief, well ensconced in the local power structure, expressed irritation over what he called the officer's "Jimmy Buffett look" — long hair, beard, loafers and no socks.
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Signed into law by President Jimmy Carter in 1980 and still ensconced in the United States Code, it calls on agencies to periodically review, and prune, existing regulations.
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Lange looked out the window of her studio, where her wealthy and safely ensconced patrons sat, and saw the ravages of joblessness and hunger on the streets below.
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Katy Perry ("Firework"), Pink ("Raise Your Glass") and Taylor Swift ("Mean"), still ensconced in Nashville, had one; Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" was delivered early the following year.
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Now, Zuckerberg was ensconced in a massive building with a garden on the roof, part of an even larger campus that sprawled all over and was still growing.
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But there he was in the final moments of Sunday's premiere of the new "X-Files" mini-series, comfortably ensconced in an undisclosed location, smoking through his tracheotomy hole.
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He was ensconced on the floor in the lounge downstairs, wallowing in a pit of Lego and candy wrappers, strung out on sugar and hypnotized by large screen cartoons.
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While AWS leads the cloud infrastructure market by a wide margin, Microsoft isn't doing too badly, ensconced firmly in second place, the only other company with double-digit share.
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Kelly traveled with Trump aboard Air Force One on Friday to Bedminster, and spent the weekend ensconced in the private club where Trump is spending the next two weeks.
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Our Weinstein sources tell us Malia started work Monday and she's ensconced in the production/development department ... reading through scripts and deciding which ones move on to Weinstein brass.
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While Democrats rallied in Philadelphia and held signs that read "Love Trumps Hate," Republican state politicians in North Carolina sat ensconced in the dominant perch they spent decades building.
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The short video, titled after its namesake song, Postdoc Blues sung by John K. Samson, visualizes the many nuances and snapshots collected from a long time ensconced in academia.
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They're a delectable pair of sexy beasts, ensconced on a jaw-slackening compound on Pantelleria, a volcanic island in the strait of Sicily that's within viewing distance of Tunisia.
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Soon after her arrival in England, Deacon became the Duke of Marlborough's mistress ensconced at Blenheim, although the pair did not marry until 1921 when his first marriage ended.
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Officials said on Tuesday that marble would be repaired and re-grouted, ceilings would be repainted and paving stones leveled while Trump remains ensconced in his private golf club.
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He subsequently left New York, staying away for decades, but in recent years he has re-ensconced himself in the scene, this time as a mentor and standard-bearer.
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I'm safely ensconced in my digitally tethered Brooklyn progressive bubble, whereas my mom, living in the swing state of Pennsylvania — with neighbors she actually knows — has to tread lightly.
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But it's likely to be worse than usual this time, with extra streets closed off as protection for President Trump, ensconced for several days in his Fifth Avenue aerie.
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At times, some American officials wanted the focus on installing democracy in the tribal culture; others wanted women's rights to be firmly ensconced before the United States stepped back.
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I bring home casebooks on weekends To the very block where I happen to live Ensconced in this life, here in a gray-green house With dark-brown trim.
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That's how we lead lives where we are not so alone, either ensconced in the semi-private enclaves of the family or the culture of the place of employment.
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Half an hour later, ensconced in private room at an upscale steakhouse round the corner from NBC, Lukas tells "7 Years" finally edged into the Billboard 100 at 96.
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Book the Yemaya Little Corn starting at $77 per nightNicaragua's Little Corn Island (population 800) isn't easy to get to but is a secret gem ensconced in the Caribbean Sea.
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Instead of sending a person by boat over rough ocean to do maintenance, a human safely ensconced on shore can control the robot in virtual reality and direct the repairs.
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Using some clever video stitching and a 360 rig, RavenCourt Films was able to to turn locations in London into its own Mario Galaxy levels, ensconced by an endless skyline.
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CCTV cameras were going to be ensconced along the perimeters and above the entryways, and layered-access doors, like shuttle airlocks, were to be introduced along with key-fob admittance.
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The ventilation and septic systems are tip-top, and the whole LCC is ensconced in three-foot-thick concrete and steel walls made to withstand one hell of a detonation.
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The cat whisperer tells the Daily News that "She's doing good," and her owner is "super excited" the frisky feline is safely ensconced with Tang until the pair can reunite.
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Save a few high and low ticks, over the last several weeks WTI has appeared to have become comfortably ensconced between $29 on the downside and $36 on the upside.
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And if England defeats Croatia on Wednesday, reaching Sunday's World Cup final against France, it's very likely to become ensconced at number one no matter what Trump does or says.
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The gauge was initially supposed to have the stock ticker REW but that was already taken, so Cboe faxed a list of alternatives to the hamlet where Whaley was ensconced.
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We are living in a raging bull market for a biting New York Times columnist to describe as bull two New York grandparents ensconced in the bubble of the upper .
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She eventually rose to be Trump's campaign manager for the final months of the campaign and has been ensconced in a top role in the White House since Day 1.
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The Twitter-bully remains comfortably ensconced in the White House, hurling his bolts, but if his intended victim pays him no mind he drops the matter and attacks someone else.
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Although she's spent much of her career ensconced in Ellen Allien's BPitch Control camp, Camea has recently been checking out new environs, particularly that of essential Berlin label Get Physical.
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Close race Michael Kugelman, a South Asia expert at the US-based Wilson Center, said that the military remains "very much ensconced" at the upper echelons of power in Pakistan.
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The interpreters were drawn mostly from the cabaret and Broadway ranks: Barbara Cook, Faith Prince, Audra McDonald — names familiar to people who spend quality time ensconced in red-velvet seats.
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Although both bodies of work clearly come from the same hand, his work from the 1950s is firmly ensconced in the straight-ahead New York gestural abstraction of that period.
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In reality, we're ensconced in a small venue near the bar, dressed with white chairs, curtains the color of honey and a chandelier composed of dozens of clear glass globes.
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Something tells me this is the last we'll see of Nan and that she's now ensconced in Tern Haven, feeling some regret but mostly enjoying all of that Waystar money.
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They are ensconced all over town and at some odd new locations — including the heart of Chelsea, amid the David Zwirner galleries, and in a condominium at United Nations Plaza.
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Trump finds himself this holiday season ensconced in the White House after canceling Christmas and New Years plans at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida with his wife, Melania.
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And now, with Kroenke fleeing St. Louis, both franchises are ensconced back in the cities where it all began, thanks in part to decision Dan Reeves made all those years ago.
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With Modi now firmly ensconced in power until at least 2019, and perhaps further ahead, the focus will now shift to whether Modi can deliver on his promises of rapid development.
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Though Mr Sanea lost much of his wealth after the default, he continued to lead a comfortable life in the kingdom's Eastern Province, ensconced in a palace with a private zoo.
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A few days after he learned "about something called snow", he was ensconced in Michigan with a family of white evangelicals ("my American parents", he calls them) and attending high school.
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Soon-to-be Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, wearing a blazer sans tie but with a red MAGA hat firmly ensconced on his head, worked the crowd around the Lincoln Memorial.
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There's a rub ... Rob wants to live near his family, which is largely ensconced in the Calabasas/Hidden Hills area, but Chyna wants to be further south ... in the Encino area.
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And one line leads to another, and soon you're distracted—the user is distracted—from selling/buying merchandise, collecting/sharing data, and allowing a device to become ensconced in their life.
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The political left has developed a huge blind spot resulting from their desire to cultivate American Muslims as a special interest group firmly ensconced in the Democratic Party's left hip pocket.
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Salmon with lemon zest was ensconced in cedar paper, charred and then finished in a slow oven, accompanied by white asparagus, rhubarb and wild watercress, an ingenious combination that worked well.
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It's in what it calls "Services" revenue, which is largely subscription stuff like Apple Music or iCloud that gets bought by people ensconced within the Apple ecosystem of devices and software.
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In the time it took to write this article, Mr. Trump, who spent the week mostly ensconced at his Florida properties, had angrily returned to a pet topic: the news media.
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While their earliest material hewed more closely to a traditional black metal template, the soaring, bombastic albums they're best remembered for are firmly ensconced within the verdant realm of Middle Earth.
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WASHINGTON — By the time the second of this week's Democratic presidential debates gets underway, President Trump should be ensconced in meetings with counterparts at an international summit gathering in Osaka, Japan.
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Katie Rogers As someone who is ensconced in the All-Trump-All-the-Time orbit as a White House reporter, I think 20203 was the "reality-is-stranger-than-fiction" year.
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No longer a Japanese colony, it had become the new base for Chiang's vanquished Republic of China government, now ensconced about 2400 miles from the mainland across the Strait of Formosa.
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The ignorance on display regarding the Second Amendment and its history is troubling and is due to the fact that no one really teaches about our rights ensconced in our Constitution.
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Unlike the Rodney King beating or the 1992 uprising, the O.J. trial brought Los Angeles's boiling racial tensions to the doorsteps of white liberals who were comfortably ensconced in their enclave.
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The sonorous neck horseshoe connects to your phone via Bluetooth, and contains "wearable speakers capable of delivering 3D surround sound" when the attached earbuds are safely ensconced within the electronic noise scarf.
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Indeed, to those ensconced in red states prone to gripe that the major networks ignore religion, this Hallmark Channel-like offering proves that godless Hollywood likes the green in Christmas just fine.
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It's topped by an aluminum volume knob (literally the entire top is a volume control, which can also be pressed in to play / pause music) and is ensconced in a woollen surround.
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Mistress of Evil picks up five years after the events of the first film, with Maleficent's adopted daughter Aurora ensconced as Queen of The Moors, the magical fairy homeland that birthed Maleficent.
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Even if clinging to American machismo hurts us, the steeling of young black males will continue, because the obstacles we face are relentless, brutal, and ensconced in the highest echelons of power.
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If LSU is firmly ensconced on the bubble—if it comes down to RPI rankings and Ken Pomeroy's numbers and "good wins" versus "bad losses"—Simmons should serve as a potential tiebreaker.
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A big chunk of the American public ensconced in the abortion debate has come to accept the idea that a woman has the right to have control and responsibility over her body.
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The DGR at Kincardine would be mainly ensconced in what he calls "low-permeability limestone," the first nuclear vault anywhere in the world in this type of rock, and at this depth.
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His heroics ensured that Kennedy would serve another 2628 years in the Senate, leading the liberal wing of the Democratic Party and establishing progressive policies that remain ensconced in American political culture.
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Davenport was still a graduate student while Kenner was ensconced as head of the English Department at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an important, if controversial, voice in literary criticism.
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Like Clinton, Pelosi's reportedly unrivaled fundraising prowess necessarily means that she's been ensconced for a very long time in the Democratic Party donor class, absorbing by osmosis their worldview and attendant pathologies.
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It's a steep climb to the top, where it's only one room deep, but the view and being ensconced in cupolas mimicking Krishna's crown are worth it (entrance: 50 rupees for foreigners).
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The diversion from the daily grind was probably welcomed by Mr. Cuomo, who has been ensconced behind closed doors since Sunday as the negotiations over the budget have continued to drag on.
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Inside Sri Trat, Frank Sinatra croons while bartenders in vests pour sly Thai cocktails like the O-Liang (Scotch, port wine, Thai coffee and amaro) for guests ensconced on tufted leather stools.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis started Thursday morning ensconced in meetings with high-ranking Chinese military officials in Beijing, navigating a thin line between relationship-building and military posturing.
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"But they are very ensconced in higher education, and if you try to do some kind of ban, which is often what people are asking, you run the risk of underground behavior."
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Lastly, I found myself ensconced in what felt like an ethereal, surreal film when I walked into an installation curated by Sarah Darro (with artists Sarah Wertzberger, Heath West, and Robert Raphael).
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"Humira's price has defied gravity — and been ensconced as a frequent rhetorical target on Capitol Hill — through AbbVie's aggressive use of patents and deals with generic manufacturers to forestall competition," he adds.
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By that evening, ensconced in their Mar-a-Lago resort, the first couple was spotted on a bench in the ballroom, laughing and chatting amiably -- any coldness seemingly put in the rearview.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — She has passed her days painting flowers, conferring with her lawyers, reading books and improving her English, ensconced in two different multimillion-dollar mansions in exclusive sections of Vancouver.
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Clinton's decision to embrace Kissinger, like her highly paid speeches to Goldman Sachs, make her look like someone who's too ensconced in the American elite to be truly committed to progressive values.
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In recent months Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have visited the DMZ, staring down North Korean troops while ensconced in clusters of U.S. and South Korean soldiers.
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Moon Over the Lake (2015), another pulp painting ensconced behind Weather Prediction, juxtaposes a Buckminster Fuller–esque orb against a background of black and the deep blue foreground of the titular lake.
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Bringing the characters into 2018 means they exist in a time after the events of the original series — as opposed to being safely ensconced in a past era where the Halliwells were infants.
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Once looped into the anti-vax communities, Facebook's algorithms only further ensconced the skeptics into a world where only their opinions were correct, and they were surrounded by others who felt the same.
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Ensconced with pink peonies from Hollyflora, the venue had plenty of personal touches, including custom wedding bands from close friend Abe Jacobs and a beautifully designed cake from a special group of kids.
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ENSCONCED between Lake Michigan, Lake Huron and Lake Erie, Michigan is surrounded by the Great Lakes region, the biggest supply of fresh water in the world, not counting the frozen wastes of Antarctica.
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By the 1960s, prime-time television was barely two decades old, and it was already a little nostalgic and class-neutral, broadcasting shows safely ensconced in either the suburbs or the distant past.
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Happily ensconced with a comfortable lifestyle and nice salary, he then devoted his career to getting the U.K. to leave the very body that was paying him and giving him a political pedestal.
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It's a lesson others in the administration – from White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to more comfortably ensconced figures such as chief strategist Stephen Bannon or Chief of Staff Reince Priebus – should consider.
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But when he came to after more than a week, he immediately asked for Choco Pies, those discs of marshmallow sandwiched between two cookie-cakes, all ensconced in a coating of milk chocolate.
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Exemplary of that combination of profiles was the amuse-bouche, Berrebi said: a morsel of drum fish ensconced in a potato cream foam with a crimson oil imbued with a faint paprika heat.
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Of course, there are many people who are content to be ensconced in their own news bubbles and may not be interested in News From All Sides, even with the upcoming presidential election.
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Ensconced at 214 East Second Street in a formerly abandoned building, rundown but roomy, the nonprofit gallery is supported by New York City's Cultural Affairs Department, private foundations and contributions from many individuals.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us Jamie is still ensconced as the conservator of Britney's estate, meaning he has total control over her investments, business deals, check-writing, etc, etc ... all things money.
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On vacation earlier at his private club in Bedminster, N.J., and now, ensconced again in the White House, he has been watching television — unfettered by any aides — and responding as he always has.
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Acting officials have a way of sticking around in this administration for indefinite lengths of time, but Mr. Kupperman's track record as someone ensconced in Mr. Bolton's inner circle could shorten his tenure.
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Maybe it's because at its Manhattan outpost perched on the 35th floor of the luxe Mandarin Oriental hotel, the signature cocktail comes ensconced in a bag containing the aroma of an "everything" bagel.
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"They always find what end up being my favorite things, and this vintage top is one of them," Wendel, 29, says later, ensconced on her couch across from her debut collection of scarves.
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Elsewhere in Syria, 14 Turkish soldiers were killed and at least 33 wounded in fighting with Islamic State militants ensconced in the town of Al Bab, about 15 miles from the Turkish border.
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Once ensconced in the White House, Miller deftly switched allegiance from Sessions to Trump himself and has remained in the president's good graces even as many other senior aides have departed the administration.
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And 1966 saw America ensconced in the middle of the Vietnam War as well as the civil rights movement — so both years were times of exceptionally high political engagement in the United States.
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Gaga's had iconic fashion moments in the past, including her meat dress, her outfit composed entirely out of decapitated Kermit the Frog heads and once attended the Grammys ensconced in a giant dinosaur egg.
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It's easy to insert yourself right into the middle of its big, glass-box levels, ensconced between the sight cones of all the soldiers going about their patterns, generously pantomiming the motions of war.
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Another premium smartphone maker entering the fray is also bound to make things a bit more interesting in the market, which has seemed to settle with Apple and Samsung ensconced firmly at the top.
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But I think that is the point, actually: a game of reverse psychology I play with myself, wherein I'm so ensconced in the minutiae of shitty home decor that I can forget about death.
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What the White House hopes is that the newly ensconced conservative majority on the Supreme Court will side with the president — and that the Supreme Court will have the opportunity to do that soon.
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Sources tell us ... Amber is still ensconced in London, even though she's been ordered to appear for her deposition in her domestic violence/divorce case Friday at 10 AM. The consequences could be severe.
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"WBC is not entitled to its own bubble-ensconced pedestal surrounded by chalk lines or yellow tape any more than those opposed to WBC messages are entitled to a heckler's veto," the judge wrote.
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But if you're not ensconced in progressive news sources and simply tuned in to the Oscars, the constant pushing on this point by host Chris Rock and others must have seemed a little bizarre.
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He will be ensconced at the arena watching a fight on the same weekend that thousands of mostly upscale runners take part in one of the city's elite events, the New York City Marathon.
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And, ensconced within a locked room in a jam-packed hotel, shooting down at a crowd from very high up, he was virtually unassailable — at least for a span of many, many lethal minutes.
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Here, she's a firmly ensconced queen, albeit one still grappling with the indignities associated with that role in an increasingly modern era, such as her resistance to delivering her annual Christmas message via television.
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You can't be the underdog when you're the most powerful man in TV. On that sunny afternoon in South Beach, however, Murphy was still comfortably ensconced in a twelve-year deal with Fox Studios.
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CAIRO — Libyan officials were cautious on Thursday about declaring complete victory over the Islamic State in the coastal city of Surt, saying unknown numbers of the militant organization's extremists remained ensconced in three neighborhoods.
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A River Below reveals for the first time that the rich and famous Rasmussen—so firmly ensconced in the public eye—was secretly behind the video of the dolphin killing that aired on Fantástico .
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One of the creepiest images in the new "Twin Peaks" is a glass box, ensconced in a window in New York City, which is kept under constant observation in case something comes through it.
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With Mr. Trump now ensconced in the Oval Office and Mr. Bannon, his chief strategist, right down the hall, it is hardly in dispute who won the fight for control of the Republican Party.
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In February of that year, the writer Sam Anderson described it as "the Wild West: a stupid, profound, thrilling, disgusting, totally lawless boom," when the rest of the internet had become ensconced in rule.
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But by Wednesday, the red carpets had been rolled up and Machar was still firmly ensconced in his military base of Pagak, close to Gambela airport on the South Sudanese side of the border.
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After college, at an editor's invitation, he submitted two Talk of the Town articles — one on a cockroach hunter, the other on a meteorologist ensconced in Belvedere Castle in Central Park — but received no response.
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He went up to the mountain house with Deirdre and checked on the creches, but they had weathered it well, ensconced in insulated metal edifices methodically bolted and made to withstand even attack from megafauna.
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Until 3am when the club shuts and I'm safely ensconced on a bus home, ready for a nice mug of bovril and a slice of gala pie before an episode of Inspector Morse in bed.
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He has promised to work toward a closer relationship with Russia, which has ensconced itself as a top US adversary in recent years, and has promised to renegotiate the Iran deal, which he has trashed.
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Ensconced in their Manhattan lofts and writer-in-residence programmes they were fixated on the minor doings of their own caste rather than the mega-doings of the people who inhabited the American sub-continent.
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But the CBS spread among the top three candidates is consistent with most other recent national polling, which routinely shows Trump dominating the field, and Cruz and Rubio ensconced in second and third place, respectively.
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Once he ensconced himself in the West Wing, Mr. Bolton began talking publicly about the "Libyan model" of turning over nuclear weapons, a reference to a deal he helped design in 2003 in which Col.
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The Turkish military responded with salvo after salvo of artillery fire throughout the afternoon, pounding the Syrian town of Tel Abyad visible across the border where the Kurdish-led militia appeared to be still ensconced.
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They apparently are meant to exploit fears among the country's majority Shiite population about the Islamic State, the Sunni extremist group ensconced in Syria and Iraq that shares antipathy for both Iran and the West.
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For the entirety of the last seven decades — including throughout the Cold War, when India was firmly ensconced as a Soviet ally — the American goal in South Asia was, above all, to maintain regional stability.
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It turns out that he had disappeared into something called The Shimmer, a strange, perhaps alien expanse -- ensconced within what's known as Area X -- that's slowly but inexorably growing, threatening the world along with it.
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That opens up the culture industry to accusations of elitism — of being ensconced in coastal bubbles and overplaying the hand given by their wealth and power to think they have something to say to real America.
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Yet when Flynn was interviewed by the FBI on January 24 — four days after Trump's inauguration, and once he was ensconced as National Security Adviser — he gave false statements on all these topics, he now says.
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"I don't like to beg, but this time I have to," Mr. Philippe said, touring the devastation wrought on his hometown, Pestel, an area of some 103,000 people ensconced in a natural fortress of rugged mountains.
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The show's senior curator Pi Li, though now comfortably ensconced at M+, had previously taught at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing (CAFA), and was cofounder and director of Boers-Li Gallery in Beijing.
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At the peak of the America-I-Was-Promised hierarchy is a weekend afternoon with a beer in hand, watching football (US pigskin or otherwise) on TV while ensconced in an overstuffed La-Z-Boy recliner.
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And whether he'd be better for LGBTQ rights than an actual gay person isn't easy for the mainstream LGBTQ rights movement to consider, because of how deeply the movement has become ensconced in individual representation politics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A visit to an artist's studio is one of the best ways to find out about new work before it hits the gallery or winds up ensconced in the museum.
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You may soon drink coffee out of a disposable cup ensconced in a Bumble-branded sleeve, or be given a pizza box with Bumble's logo printed on it, along with a portrait of one of its users.
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Or it might also be like nothing we've seen before—a different kind of magnetar ensconced in a very intense, magnetically dense birth nebula, unlike any known to exist in our galaxy—"quite extraordinary circumstances," he said.
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While health care is not topmost on many investors' minds, the mainstream thinking is that if health care doesn't get passed, more market-critical issues like taxation, deregulation and infrastructure spending will remain ensconced on the backburner.
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He delayed joining the family firm after college, and when his father became President, he was left behind in New York while his sister Ivanka and brother-in-law Jared Kushner were ensconced in the White House.
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The President, ensconced at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, spent Saturday and Sunday on Twitter venting at the FBI director he fired, and torching both The New York Times and his own estranged attorney general.
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The operation, assisted by American airstrikes, is a significant escalation of Turkey's role in the fight against the Islamic State, the militant extremist group ensconced in parts of Syria and Iraq that has increasingly been targeting Turkey.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to press ahead, and he spent most of the weekend ensconced inside his gilt-edged residence on the 66th floor of Trump Tower in Manhattan, purportedly preparing for his second debate against Mrs.
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The reason for this, I think, is that using Linux actually feels like using a computer—as in, the remarkably complex network of transistors, logic gates, and the other stuff ensconced whatever device you're reading this on.
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Mr. Ryan, a former football player from the Youngstown area, is in stark contrast with Ms. Pelosi, an affluent scion of a Baltimore political family long ensconced in San Francisco, one of the country's most liberal bastions.
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But toss in $200 more for a standalone Premium Pool Villa, where the outdoor space — most of this category's 1,200-plus square footage — includes your very own private pool with an expansive deck ensconced in total privacy.
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Though a bit more compact than its Brooklyn Bridge location, all the details are just as intentional and well-executed, from the reclaimed wood furniture in the lobby to the lush plant life ensconced within guest rooms.
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But the weight of the blame lies with President Trump, the feuding and ideological White House staff, and ensconced family that seems to be blindly running foreign affairs, along with the White House adviser Stephen K. Bannon.
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Safely ensconced in Google's so-called moonshot factory, the self-driving car project did not face the type of financial pressure to commercialize its technology that a start-up or a company without Google's resources would have.
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The previous La Goulue was ensconced on Madison Avenue near East 65th Street and was a cliquish playground for well-heeled Upper East Siders seeking more than just French classics like cheese souffle and coq au vin.
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Soon and somewhat mysteriously, he is enrolled in a Southern Baptist seminary in Texas and Max is ensconced in the so-called Homemaking House, acting as an R.A. for young women learning how to be good Christian wives.
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The case was well into play when Duterte was still comfortably ensconced in his Davao fiefdom down in Mindinao, and coming close to its end when "The Punisher" was only just beginning to register in the national consciousness.
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Inside, the main hub resembles something like NASA's Mission Control with banks of computers, monitors, and other high-tech monitoring equipment arranged around a large, windowless control room, safely ensconced deep in the concrete block of the building.
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The most fundamental problem with the exhibition is the unstated assumption that work by outsider artists is only good or worthy of notice if it's promoted or parroted by artists who are already ensconced in the art world.
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Coming to the end of his career an a UFC announcer, pushing 50, and happily ensconced in his basement podcast studio, he seems happy enough to make his money parsing the worlds mysteries and dreaming on its possibilities.
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Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov — a member of the Jockey Club, Master of the Hunt — was already ensconced in luxury in Suite 317 when he was sentenced to house arrest in a 1922 trial, condemned for writing a poem.
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Back at the beginning of this month, the Bears stood at 26-25 and 214-73 in the Pac-27, firmly ensconced on the bubble despite having a pair of potential NBA Draft lottery picks on their roster.
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This was their normal, all part and parcel of the big machine they found themselves ensconced within the day they agreed—at the Fox God's behest, according to their mythology—to be a part of the Babymetal project.
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If it is to regain electoral viability, the Democratic Party's next standard-bearer can't be someone comfortably ensconced in one of these elite strata, where politics is more a matter of cultural affectation than life-or-death exigency.
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The envoy, Staffan de Mistura, suggested that Mr. Trump's shared desire with Russia to collaborate to annihilate the Islamist militants ensconced in eastern Aleppo and elsewhere presented new circumstances that could alter the war — for better or worse.
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I knew Drag Race was popular, but I didn't realize how much it had traveled beyond its initial cult audience of queer men and women already ensconced in drag culture to reach this younger, hungry generation of fans.
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At least four people were killed and another 145 remain missing.. [The New York Times] • Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, will remain ensconced in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London after a British judge upheld his arrest warrant.
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People are ensconced at home, fearing every sniffle or cough that might come along as they watch the numbers of reported coronavirus (COVID-19) infections in the United States rise to staggering heights, and worldwide deaths to 10,85033.
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Leaning against the scaffolding that for about two weeks has ensconced McBain, Armando Gonzalez said he was distressed to learn the condition of the building where he spends each workday, and where he takes breaks under its eaves.
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Trump-coddling, self-important, flip-flopping Theresa May, ensconced at 10 Downing Street without ever being elected prime minister, was going to sweep to her hard-Brexit victory and take the country down her little England rabbit hole.
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That framework, alas, encourages bravado, bragging and bluster, as the four ensconced performers look on -- with reaction shots ranging from concern to grudging admiration -- while insisting they would like nothing better than to face off against the upstarts.
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A certain Steve Bannon — perhaps you've heard of him — was supposed to help Trump figure all this out, perhaps with an assist from Michael Anton, the once-pseudonymous pro-Trump essayist now ensconced in the National Security Council.
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It finally reopened in October, with redone rooms and public areas and a refreshed, mostly al fresco Spa Botánico, ensconced in fruit trees (more than 300,000 plants were added to the resort's gardens as part of the renovations).
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In concrete terms, there was perhaps no better time for the NRA to flex its political muscle than January 2017, with Trump safely ensconced in the White House and Republicans in charge of both the House and Senate.
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LONDON — A British judge upheld the arrest warrant for the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday, assuring that he would remain ensconced in the Ecuadorean Embassy, where he has been for the past five and a half years.
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The last living Starks are safely ensconced in Winterfell, the Lannisters are luxuriating in King's Landing while expecting another incest baby, and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and Jon Snow (Kit Harington) are definitely going to bone back at Dragonstone.
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In the second new episode, Oscar the Grouch is back, his dented-up trash can ensconced next to a spiffy recycling bin, in one of those tasteful wooden garbage corrals people pay four figures for in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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I look forward to this trend of celebrity rulers reaching UK shores, where, if the British public is anything to go by, Jeremy Clarkson will be ensconced in a cabinet position by the end of the next general election.
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I know you probably personally didn't buy David Ortiz's beard, ensconced in a Trump-in-Saudi-Arabia-like glass orb, but I think we all need to raise our hands and claim complicity in the culture that created it.
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Today, 219 months after Iraq's Shiite-led government proclaimed Ramadi liberated, parts of the city remain unlivable because of bombs and other dangerous remnants of war ensconced in the rubble or deliberately placed in vacant schools, homes and hospitals.
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By the time of his unmasking, Anton was already ensconced as a spokesman in Trump's National Security Council, the task of making an unserious candidacy seem serious replaced by the task of making an unhinged presidency seem non-nuclear.
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Then the fountain shot on and up, spraying everyone (even the third row—finally some love for the cheap seats!) as models ensconced in big pillowy bulges covered in a stretched web of jersey moved through the heavy mist.
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Once firmly ensconced in China, the poppy plant set off the Opium Wars of the 1800s with the British Empire—but in America, it created a war of a whole different kind—really, our first unofficial War on Drugs.
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How it has fed the rightward lurch that has buried in messianic nationalism the dream of a two-state peace and ensconced a leader, Netanyahu, who made it his foul business to bury Yitzhak Rabin's push for that peace.
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Book The Phoenician starting at $215 per nightA desert oasis in Scottsdale, Arizona, The Phoenician is part of Marriott's Luxury Collection, and is an excellent spot to earn or use Bonvoy points for a sophisticated stay ensconced in nature.
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For all we hear about "liberal bubbles" in big, diverse cities, the truth is that Republican voters have decided they would rather be ensconced in their own ideology than challenged with inconveniences like data or reporting or scientific consensus.
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The stakes become tangible when Mani Steinn stumbles across one of his gentlemen: He is ailing and ensconced in a hidden chamber containing a gay novel and images of Adonis and St. Sebastian, like a Wunderkammer of forbidden desire.
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That faulty premise is ensconced in every question; whether it is the Russia investigation, the parlay over the healthcare debate, the questions about the president's tax returns, or the tirade over promises made and kept from the campaign trail.
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This hotel and restaurant, which opened last February, may be ensconced in rural England, but its menu and sensibilities are pure well-heeled London — with a touch of beach culture: white and blue-gray walls, minimalist furniture and crisp white tablecloths.
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He marketed himself not as a technocrat, ensconced in a political establishment, to which he callously referred as a "swamp"; instead, he presented himself as a businessman who could employ efficient public administrators to carry out his plans for the country.
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Former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva surrendered to police on Saturday to begin serving a 12-year prison term for corruption, leaving the union hall where he had been ensconced among supporters following a judge's order for his arrest.
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At James Cohan, the print appeared on the blue tarp that ensconced the viewer in a figurative and literal shelter at the main room of the gallery; at the High Line, it appears on the painted brick of the sculpture.
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Once ensconced in Brussels—except for the 218 days a year when, in an absurd transhumance, they decamp to Strasbourg—the 22019 MEPs discuss, amend and pass legislation proposed by the European Commission, the EU's executive, and oversee its budget.
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Whether you're a simpering millennial who wants everything that's ever offended you banned or a furious, puce-faced baby boomer ensconced in a palace bought with the profits from your fleet of rental properties, there's always plenty to get angry about.
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During the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, telecoms started buying up railroad rights-of-way across the country, and dirt beneath the tracks in South Bend soon ensconced the densest concentration of fiber-optic cables in the country.
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This week, it's far more likely they're playing Pokémon Go, the mobile game that is currently taking over the US and is already ensconced on more Americans' Android phones than Tinder managed to find its way on to in four years.
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The impetus, according to several sources close to Nest, was the increased pressure on Nest to deliver profitable results as a standalone unit inside the new Alphabet operating structure, instead of being safely ensconced inside Google and given room to grow.
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With the latter duo ensconced in a makeshift tower dispensing pulsating drones, paranoid synth, and mechanized percussion, Ayewa floated through the choking fog onstage, her dreadlocks a Medusa snarl, her voice low and commanding, her loose white shirt a living shroud.
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Clinton would remain ensconced in a suite at the top of the hotel, while the pool of reporters sat in a conference room (featuring two roll away beds) to watch the results with a small group of Clinton campaign staffers.
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True, the movies were blessed with an unmatchable stable of idiosyncratic British character actors like Alan Rickman and Maggie Smith and, as Voldemort, Ralph Fiennes (now safely ensconced across town at the Almeida Theater, embodying another avatar of evil, Richard III).
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LOS ANGELES — It is perhaps fitting that the defense team for Robert A. Durst, the one-time heir to a Manhattan real estate empire who is on trial for murder, is now ensconced in the luxurious Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.
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Rescued by the Doctor and ensconced at Coal Hill, where Quill poses as a teacher, Charlie quickly befriends the routine array of teen misfits, including nerdy loner April (Sophie Hopkins), sensitive jock Ram (Fady Elsayed), and overachieving Tamara (Vivian Oparah).
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When it's finally ensconced in a buyer's wardrobe, as all clothing is destined to be, that original intention can sometimes barely, if at all, be detected; sometimes it's misconstrued or even subverted—as it was so powerfully on last Saturday's runway.
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Now that sisters Emma (Mishel Prada) and Lyn (Melissa Barrera) are firmly ensconced as the new proprietors of their mother's bar in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights, the series can dig into what it means to be part of a community.
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With a new Republican sheriff in town ensconced in the Oval Office and the Republicans in control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, one might expect forward action on holding the IRS to account for its corruption.
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But she and other experts say the difference between then and now is that private space used to belong exclusively to those at the top of a company's hierarchy, with high-level staff members ensconced in offices of their own.
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Victoria proposes, offers Albert a ring and keeps her maiden name, but as their union proceeds, Albert becomes firmly ensconced in the world of government while Victoria is tethered to the domestic realm, pregnant for a total of 80 months.
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Ensconced in Washington as a senator since 1985 – after years of serving as a staffer in the city – McConnell has worked to sideline conservatives in Republican primaries and is viewed as too close to Washington's myriad lobbyists and corporate interests.
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Ross Douthat After the 1976 election, the Democratic Party seemed to enjoy a commanding position in American politics, with Jimmy Carter ensconced in the White House, a Senate supermajority and an advantage of nearly 150 seats in the House of Representatives.
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Half a century from now, will moviegoers strap on their virtual headsets to watch "Bridget Jones: Back from the Grave," in which the heroine, though smugly ensconced in heaven, returns for one last moan at the failings of mortal men?
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One hand broodingly ensconced within a pocket, Bobby smoked as he walked and made rapid, furtive motions with his lips, as if having an intense, collusive conversation with himself, which is exactly what he was doing: Bobby was a poet.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump is considering spending his last nights as a private citizen ensconced in his new Washington hotel, rather than at Blair House as many of his predecessors have, according to people briefed on the planning.
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The Defense Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office all remain well ensconced within the defense secretary's orbit; the FBI, Treasury and Department of Homeland Security answer only to their own agency heads.
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Ensconced there, he's operated largely out of the limelight — a conservative governor of a conservative state who briefly popped up in the headlines with a fight on a religious freedom bill but also took a surprisingly moderate tack by embracing Medicaid expansion.
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After a year of swooning theatrically at our salacious #MeToo stories, the so-called allies of survivors remain ensconced in their respective comfort zones, and the system marches on, not bending toward justice but craning with all its might toward the status quo.
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"I know we have no time, but I have to show you this," Carey Mulligan said as she leaped off the couch to grab her glitter-cased phone from across the Utah hotel room we were ensconced in at the Sundance Film Festival.
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This is a woman who infamously wore a meat dress, played the piano in a garment composed entirely out of decapitated Kermit the Frog heads and one made out of lucite bubbles, and once attended the Grammys ensconced in a giant dinosaur egg.
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The film opens, for example, with a neck-snapping tonal shift, pairing the death of Joanne, ensconced by weeping family, with a poorly timed voicemail from a family friend, wishing Joanne good luck fighting cancer, while ordering a burrito from a drive-thru.
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Ensconced in a longtime but clearly unsatisfying relationship to David (Alex Macqueen), Sally (Christina Shepherd) has a chance encounter with Emma (writer-director-producer Julia Davis, whose credits include the original British version of HBO's "Camping"), and is instantly drawn to her.
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No longer relegated to the liner notes, digital composers in the genres of electronic dance music and hip-hop — both now firmly ensconced at pop music's center — often take top billing on their tracks, even if the featured guest is Justin Bieber.
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During much of that time, his son, the heir to Thailand's throne, was far from the kingdom, flying around Europe in his Boeing 737 and ensconced in luxury villas and hotels amid the misty lakes and mountains of southern Germany and Austria.
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Once he is ensconced in Leisureland, something curious happens—gratifying to fans of Payne's earlier films, such as "Election" (1999) and "The Descendants" (2011), yet disappointing, in the light of the fantastical setup that he has labored, on this occasion, to construct.
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Many of the authors discuss their first impressions of the painting, which invariably come from reproductions — the triptych itself has been ensconced since the early 1980s at the Palmer Museum of Art, Pennsylvania State University, with only occasional forays to other venues.
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Younger Americans who are ensconced in their homes and uncharmed by nightlife, with all its associated "effort," are also spending more money on food delivery than they are in restaurants and talking about self-care in terms of the products it involves.
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Ensconced there, he's operated largely out of the limelight — a conservative governor of a conservative state who briefly popped up in the headlines with a fight on a religious freedom bill but also took a surprisingly moderate tack by embracing Medicaid expansion.
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Ensconced in the Parc de la Villette, Jean Nouvel's creation cuts a striking silhouette: a wedgelike, vaguely biomorphic rejection of symmetry that's approached via a wide uphill esplanade paved with tiles in the same bird shape as those cladding the orchestra hall itself.
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All this in spite of the males being physically larger and ensconced within a kin network of automatic allies (female bonobos leave their families, their natural power base, at sexual maturity, in order to join another troop and better avoid in-breeding).
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When I look at this year's leading-actor categories, where white performers are safely ensconced and every actor of color is thought to be an on-the-bubble pick for Oscar, I wonder if Hollywood is still locked into a pernicious pattern.
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For a brief moment, the most shocking thing happening in Michigan wasn't that Rick Snyder remained comfortably ensconced in the governor's mansion, somehow not yet dragged by his bulldog jowls down to the banks of the Flint River and handed a bendy straw.
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Its legacy goes hand-in-hand with the idea of the Great American Novel—relatively easy to read, lesson-imparting, "universal"—and it's so ensconced in framing who we think we are that its name possesses a stamp of its canonical concreteness.
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The recent opening of the Msheireb museums in four historic courtyard buildings ensconced between the National Archive, the Amiri Guards headquarters, and the massive Msheireb Downtown Doha development, is the ruling Al-Thani family's first decisive attempt to explore key aspects of Qatar's history.
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I'm one of those annoying people who is almost constantly in some kind of serious relationship, and for this reason I've missed the good ship Tinder by a country mile (by the time online dating was a thing, I was ensconced in seemingly-interminable cohabitation).
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Even after they were firmly ensconced in the rock establishment, they stayed true to their hardcore roots—the dirt-road dust-up "Ty Cobb" has fuck all to do with baseball, other than the fact that it hits like a bat swung in your face.
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Rather than go through that rigmarole, Cabin is betting that some passengers will instead choose an overnight bus, on which they crawl into sleeping pods, stacked like bunk beds but ensconced behind curtains and soundproof walls, and wake up eight hours later at their destination.
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But the downsides are innumerable, beginning with the reality that those Rule 5 picks who crack rosters are often ensconced in low-leverage, low-opportunity roles on the bench or in the bullpen―roles that can lead to inconsistent playing time and potentially stunted development.
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We can argue about the relative merits of different Miniatures — Mr. Goodbars are either too packed with peanuts or not at all, while Krackels are snappier versions of Crunch bars — but at the end of the day, they're all ensconced in that gasoline chocolate.
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Nor was it unusual for black liquor salesmen—many of them firmly ensconced in the middle class—to enjoy renown within the community that paralleled that of the neighborhood hustlers and entrepreneurs who supplied wine to rent parties and Saturday-partiers-turned-Sunday-churchgoers.
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Then in 2017, safely ensconced in a career staff position that shielded him from being dismissed by the incoming Cooper administration, he co-authored an opinion piece published in Environmental Law Reporter calling for repeal of a core component of the Clean Air Act.
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The vibe is part nightclub, part amusement park, and part art gallery, an aesthetic Arnold describes as "MoMA meets K-Pop": pink and blue tree branches arch from floor to ceiling in the lounge, ensconced between a virtual escape room and a stocked bar.
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"Charybdis" (25907-18; 36 by 36 inches) divides roughly into thirds; red/oranges, violet/blues, and glaring white of the central section are ensconced between dampened, mid-value greens to the left and, on the right, a deep, smoldering alizarin crimson/emerald green combo.
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It even remained so when Mr. Trump was ensconced in his offices upstairs as president-elect, taking meetings with foreign dignitaries and parading potential cabinet picks like reality show contestants through the lobby past a gaggle of press, roped off behind a velvet cordon.
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It was a perfect place for the elusive Swedish-born movie star to be left alone: ensconced in a quiet cul-de-sac facing the East River and convenient to area airports, which was useful for her frequent jaunts to Europe and the Caribbean.
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Ensconced in the Oval Office, he has expanded his boasts to endorse the claim that his is the "best presidency ever" and to tell the Sun newspaper in the United Kingdom that he has beaten "our Honest Abe" in a popularity contest among Republicans.
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The asylum ban was put on hold by Judge Jon Tigar of the Northern District of California Monday night, but the Trump administration intends to keep fighting in hopes of getting the newly ensconced conservative majority on the Supreme Court to uphold the ban.
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Ensconced at the far end of the firm's equity desk, his four computer screens flash an array of color-coded execution cues, and he is a frequent target of good-natured trading-room banter, sending up his supersize console, his youth and even his Indian accent.
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He remained prime minister for nearly a decade, making sure his family was comfortably ensconced in the power-generation business: his two sons and his daughter all worked in the Ministry for Water Resources and Electrical Power, and one son became governor of coal-rich Shanxi province.
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Already ensconced as deputy director of the CIA and serving as acting director since Mike Pompeo's confirmation as secretary of state, Gina Haspel was confirmed by the Senate on Thursday despite her deep involvement in Bush-era torture programs and opposition from a handful of Republican senators.
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Either way, the smoke screens appeared effective: From the Israeli side, a detachment of Israeli soldiers ensconced behind earthen berms near the Nahal Oz kibbutz could only occasionally glimpse the hundreds of protesters in the Shajaiye neighborhood of Gaza City through vast clouds of acrid black smoke.
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Even if you're fully ensconced in the Apple ecosystem – which you must be to actually own an Apple TV (it's not exactly the leading streaming device today) – there's a reason to use an app like Vudu or, soon, Amazon Video, instead of iTunes: cross-platform support.
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That they haven't yet done so reflects the dominance of the tenured in the workings of the job market, of those ensconced in a system that believes paying one's dues — taking substandard, temporary work — is the sacrifice one must make to work in the modern university.
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In Pruitt's eyes, the EPA bureaucracy in which he is ensconced is populated by the Liberal Team, so it only makes sense that it would be out to get him, seeking to overhear his phone calls or slip iocane powder into his Diet Coke or whatever.
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Then I amble home, have a bath, and after I'm safely ensconced in my dressing gown, I lay spreadeagled on my bed, laptop whirring away, and I watch this video of Triple H and Cactus Jack's infamous no holds barred match from the 2000 Royal Rumble.
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TESS was launched on April 18 from Cape Canaveral aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, and is now ensconced in a looping orbit of the Earth that takes it all the way out to the moon and then back close to Earth to dump its data.
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If the Cold War is gone and the evangelical culture wars have lost much of their steam, we remain ensconced in similar debates today, and — despite recanting his theopolitics in the end — the alliances that Mr. Graham forged and the battle lines he drew have endured.
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But Mr. Trump has yet to set foot in his own home on Fifth Avenue — perhaps a challenge for someone who was known as an inveterate homebody, the eponymous owner ensconced in his Midtown tower, shuttling between his triplex penthouse and his office on a lower floor.
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A few phone calls later and a few tens of thousands of dollars later, we were ensconced at the Four Seasons hotel and playing pool with Ben Affleck and sitting in the upper deck when the funny looking guy from Chicago gave his purple states speech.
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In April 2015, seven months after they had cobbled together a rudimentary system they called Tilt Brush, Google bought their company for an undisclosed sum — which is how Mr. Skillman and Mr. Hackett have come to be ensconced in the company's offices near the downtown waterfront here.
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Did you see something ... Because one of the things I remember in that time period, is being at a party — Hilary, you might have been there — where all the political reporters were very typical, they were very ensconced in Washington, and they have a certain tone, political reporters do.
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Donald Trump, it turned out—sleeplessly padding the floors of his Tower condo high above the teeming crowds, ensconced alone in the early-morning Mar-a-Lago darkness with just his Twitter account for company—knew more about the soul of the Republican Party than the party itself did.
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Given that Red Dead Redemption 2 is the biggest video game of the year and that much of video game culture is ensconced in blatant misogyny, it's not surprising but still upsetting that some players are delighted that the game lets them beat, abuse, and kill these characters.
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He is no longer ensconced at Dorsey on a team of players with similar life experiences, coached by men who have known him since before he even reached puberty, who drove him home from school when he didn't have a ride and fed him when he asked for dinner.
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You go through childhood ensconced in illusions—that adults are Gods, that people will accept you, that you won't be singled out for something you can't control—and in a second, the protective cocoon is ripped open and you tumble onto the harsh landscape of an alien planet.
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On any other Thursday morning, Ms. Kelley, 51, would have been settling into her desk at the federal Bureau of Land Management's offices in downtown Milwaukee, ensconced by office plants and the security of a federal job that Ms. Kelley believed would always provide for her and her family.
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Ensconced in several small enclaves of Syria near the Turkey border that are protected by Turkish forces, the Free Syrian Army (now named the National Army) is ready to deploy 14,000 soldiers as ground troops for Turkey in such an operation, Yousuf Hammoud, a spokesman, said on Monday.
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Although that ultimately did not become part of her legacy, she was already firmly ensconced as a darling of French racing, and as a result, it was big news when she produced her first foal earlier this year at Haras de Bouquetot, the breeding arm of Al Shaqab Racing.
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For decades, the headquarters of the Socialist Party, which held France's presidency until just a couple of years ago, was ensconced in the heart of Paris — a stroll to the nation's top schools; the Orsay and Louvre museums; the National Assembly and, across the Seine, the Élysée Palace.
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The exhibition Edward Hopper and the American Hotel thus sounded like an inventive way to re-approach the significance of this very white, very male, painter who has long been ensconced in the canon of United States painters who have sensitively depicted some crucial aspect of this American experience.
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Instead, the evidence in the papers cited above hints at a different scenario — in which because educated liberalism is increasingly so very online itself, ensconced in its own self-reinforcing information bubble, liberals end up analyzing populism exclusively through their digital experience even when that analysis is obviously insufficient.
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Art Review The Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, a branch of New York University ensconced in a townhouse off Fifth Avenue, is an academic institution that welcomes doctoral students and visiting scholars and hosts small, concentrated exhibitions of antiquities from Greece, Rome, Byzantium and Persia.
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And I believe Aipac for many years has not only become a rubber stamp on the right-wing policies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which has resulted in tens of thousands of Israeli settlers now ensconced in the heart of the West Bank, imperiling Israel as a democracy.
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" Bush also pushed back on the idea that the "establishment," of which he is firmly ensconced as the son and brother of former presidents, had as much power or was as monolithic as described, saying radio host "Rush Limbaugh has as much power as (Republican National Committee Chairman) Reince Priebus.
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In a world where, post-presidential election, seemingly everyone has an opinion about how modern progressives are too ensconced in their own bubble — or, no, conservatives are too trapped in their bubble — here is a TV show that takes place in what often seems to be a literal progressive bubble.
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Whether it's stepping out during the dog days of summer ensconced in latex apparel and a plush fur or strolling through the streets of New York in the midst of a blizzard wearing little more than a sheer bodysuit, climate-appropriate dressing is all in the eye of the beholder.
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It stands in stark contrast to the unending litany of allegations lodged against the DOJ and FBI by President Trump and his political allies, who continue to promote the narrative that the President was the target of insubordinate bureaucrats ensconced in the national security apparatus, and working to undermine his administration.
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Ensconced in the White House with no official plans other than hosting a meeting on border security and tracking Santa Claus on military radar, Mr. Trump showed no sign of slowing a Twitter storm amid a government shutdown, the fallout over his defense secretary's resignation and a cratering stock market.
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Now, these artists occupy the upper echelons of the market in terms of the prices their work fetches at auction (close to the one million mark for many, and over for Cindy Sherman, though still less than their male peers), and are firmly ensconced in the canons of postmodern and feminist art.
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In the week since former Uber engineer Susan Fowler blew up the internet with her blog post chronicling her mistreatment as a female engineer at the company, countless pixels have been enlisted to analyze, contextualize, and cheer on the author, who fortunately is now ensconced in a presumably women-friendlier startup, Stripe.
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The relationship between Donald and Melania Trump exists like a funhouse mirror reflection of the dynamic Fifty Shades swoons over — Christian's aggressive persistence is replaced with "when you're a star, they let you do it," Anastasia's place ensconced in his penthouse turned into a point of view onto which people project imprisonment.
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In the midst of the furor over Mr. Bannon's appointment, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, emerged as a leading candidate to be secretary of state, according to people familiar with the deliberations in the 26th-floor office in Trump Tower where Mr. Trump was ensconced throughout the day.
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Inside the List There's some real movement on the fiction list this week: "Where the Crawdads Sing," which has been ensconced at No. 1 for months, has been bumped to No. 2 by Elin Hilderbrand's "Summer of '69," while Taffy Brodesser-Akner's debut, "Fleishman Is in Trouble," enters the list at No. 10.
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Congresswoman Liz Cheney, R-Wyoming, and a host of other prominent Republicans hurried to denounce him, but no matter who calls for his resignation, Republicans can't avoid the fact that King's brand of white nationalism is now firmly ensconced in the White House and in the political culture the GOP has enabled.
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A few years later, the column grew into a weekly review program, "Screenwipe," in which Brooker, ensconced in the living room of his South London flat, wryly taxonomized TV conventions ("TV presenters are basically imaginary friends, and they come in four main types ") and delivered baroquely vituperative monologues straight into the camera.
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Before Bach went to Leipzig, in 1723, he had been contentedly ensconced in Cöthen, some forty miles to the northwest, where a music-loving prince elicited such instrumental tours de force as the first book of the "Well-Tempered Clavier," the English Suites, and the music for solo violin and solo cello.
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After the birth of their first son, Jeanne Kempton and Damien Corr followed a trajectory familiar to many New York families, buying in an area — Cobble Hill, Brooklyn — with excellent public schools and biding their time in a two-bedroom condo until their second son was also safely ensconced in District 203.
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And while Milov is often a bit hard on GASP, critiquing its adoption of the rhetoric of "liberation" even while ensconced within the "safe confines of suburban liberalism," she insightfully charts how its members and other activists simultaneously scored big wins and let the cigarette companies off the hook in the process.
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While ensconced in a mental replica of the Clockworks Psychiatric Hospital, the institution where we first met him, he's being "treated" by one of the creature's many manifestations: David's old pal Lenny Busker (Aubrey Plaza, doing her best work in the series so far), now transformed from impetuous junkie into imperious psychiatrist.
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To be clear, I didn't feel quite as good about myself as I might have if I had done this zero waste thing for just a little longer (like, say, for a month or even a year) and had to forego buying makeup, hair products, and other plastic-ensconced not-totally-necessities.
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Born in 1943 to parents ensconced in Los Angeles' proto-bohemian scene — her father was first violin in the orchestra at Twentieth Century Fox, and her mother was an artist — Babitz came of age amongst the likes of Igor Stravinsky (who was also her godfather), Greta Garbo, Charlie Chaplin, Aldous Huxley, and Bertrand Russell.
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Among many other standouts, a triptych centering on an elaborately ensconced Virgin and Child (220-225) reflects the influence of van Eyck's infinite realism and his banishment of the Gothic gold that is so gloriously evident elsewhere in the show, especially in "Saint Michael Vanquishing the Devil," an altarpiece panel made in Aragon around 2212.
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Far from being the victim of "a modern witch burning," as the neuroscientist and podcaster Sam Harris has described him, Murray has been able to cloak himself in the mantle of the embattled intellectual, the purveyor of forbidden knowledge, while comfortably ensconced at the American Enterprise Institute, the influential think tank, for three decades.
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Going by what the show's creator, Matt Groening, said dismissively about the criticism of Apu — "I think it's a time in our culture where people love to pretend they're offended," he told USA Today — and the show's churlish reaction to Mr. Kondabolu's documentary on an episode earlier this month, Apu will probably remain ensconced in the Kwik-E-Mart.
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At the time I was amused by both the sight of an adorable toddler ensconced in a sinister symbol of power lust — an aesthetic contrast that feels less paradoxical if you've ever parented a toddler — and the fact that though I'd traveled to the other side of the world, I still couldn't get away from the show.
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For liberals, the photo seemed like an inadvertent insight into the current Republican psyche: Powerful men plotting to leave vulnerable women up a creek, so ensconced in their misogynistic world they don't even notice the bad optics (not to mention the irony of the "pro-life" party making it harder for women to afford to have babies).
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The work resonates in Mely Barragán's soft sculpture which spells out the word "Macho" in filigree cursive and captures both the quotidian absurdity of daily gender inequity and the banality and redundancy of calling out the machismo of Mexican culture, as though it were only ensconced within that particular national imaginary and not an international point of concern and contention.
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For all its slick effects and brooding burnish, the film is a by-the-numbers retread of can't-miss Alien tropes amassed over four decades of deep-space marauding: crustacean-like face-huggers, entrail-splattering chest-bursters, acid-laced alien blood — they're all here, ensconced in the appropriate H.R. Giger-esque grotesquerie that has always been the saga's visual blueprint.
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The 2017 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen may have just wrapped a couple of days ago, but it already seems like it's been a lifetime since we were ensconced in a tent packed to the brim with some of the best food and wine purveyors in the world—or tucking into a plate of something delicious on top of Aspen Mountain.
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In the wake of Princess Diana's death in 1997, when the reputation of the Windsors was said to have reached its nadir, the Scottish writer Tom Nairn sensed that the crowds of mourners lining the Mall had "gathered to witness auguries of a coming time" when Britain would at last be freed from "the mouldering waxworks" ensconced in Buckingham Palace.
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But in high school, when I was barely out of the closet and ensconced in a white heterosexual party scene, my costumes involved straightening my hair, wearing makeup (which I never wore normally), and throwing on a variation of a crop top and bottoms—once I went as a soccer player, another time I was a member of Salt n Pepa.
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In just 10 starts as a redshirt freshman, Darnold took USC to its first Rose Bowl since 2009, won a national player of the year award, has the Trojans firmly ensconced in everyone's early preseason top five, and has cemented himself as the favorite for both the Heisman Trophy as well as the top overall pick in next year's NFL Draft.
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He is especially fond of the phrase "Not an argument!" and has pinned a video at the top of his channel titled "Take The Red Pill," a reference to a scene in the science-fiction film "The Matrix," in which the protagonist is asked to make a choice between remaining ensconced in a comfortable illusion and being exposed to a harsher reality.
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The two actually work somewhat better in concert than alone, inasmuch as the scripted "Waco" -- which is being used to relaunch the Paramount Network, formerly known as Spike TV -- picks up largely in the middle, with Koresh firmly ensconced as the leader of the Branch Davidian cult, having designated himself as the only male capable of siring righteous children with his female followers.
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Seated on her "throne" (a rocking chair) in her "music room" (the office where the TV is) "ensconced in [her] castle," the home in Silver Spring, Maryland, she has lived in since 1959 (and still lives in today with live-in assistance), she preaches about how the United States of America needs women to take charge and lead our great nation.
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There's never been a point in her life when she wasn't ensconced in the entertainment industry machine, and frankly, if we've learned anything from movies like A Star Is Born and Vox Lux, it seems hard to live your life in that bubble and stay a humble, rational person without real life smacking you in the face a few times.
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But perhaps the defining characteristic of the new elitist ideology – the one that truly brings them all together: from establishment Republicans in Congress, to the intellectually fossilized conservative "intelligentsia," to the media overlords comfortably ensconced in their affluent hipster enclaves, to the arrogant tech titans of Silicon Valley, to the preposterous and vain Hollywood virtue-signalers like poor old Robert De Niro – is hatred of President Trump.
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The first two episodes of season two — as well as next week's episode three, which I have seen and won't spoil, but let me just say, Oh, my God — feel a lot like the best of Community's more ambitious and smartest experiments, tearing apart The Good Place's established format while keeping its main players safely ensconced in character-based jokes I'll be laughing about for weeks.
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But as the pressure grew, Trump - ensconced in his club amid a 17-day working vacation - remained silent, forcing his White House to weather what amounted to one of the most trying two days of his administration, where Trump's vagueness left the door open to questions about his sincerity and left many to speculate why he was unwilling to condemn racists at the heart of the protests.
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I'm not entirely sure what the series is attempting to say with the argument that Dany needed to be personally responsible for her army in order for it to win, or how it's attempting to contrast her with Cersei (who remains safely ensconced in the Red Keep), but the implication is clear: Daenerys Targaryen isn't someone who can win by hiding in a massive fortress.
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Still, a few of its tenants from that era are hanging on, including the family-owned Frieze ice cream shop, the Books & Books bookstore, the New World Symphony (now ensconced in a swanky new building, but still performing with their signature youthful brio), and the ArtCenter/South Florida, which has been offering affordable studios to emerging local artists since long before Art Basel arrived.
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But once ensconced at his Florida estate on Friday, Mr. Trump, facing long hours indoors as he avoided breezy rounds of golf after last week's school shooting a few miles away, began watching TV. The president's mood began to darken as it became clearer to him that some commentators were portraying the indictment as nothing for him to celebrate, according to three people with knowledge of his reaction.
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There you are, ensconced in that pub, a few empties on the table, your mouth alive with the tang and fizz of good, premium strength lager, your chest slightly wheezy from laughing too much, and you're stuck by the realization that your companion is so knowledgeable, so erudite, so simply brilliant that you don't care you've not got a word in edgeways since the first few foamy quaffs a couple of hours back.
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Giants of a kind fell throughout the year: In the realm of letters, besides Mr. Roth, there were V. S. Naipaul, the Nobel laureate who assayed the postcolonial world as a Trinidadian-born, Oxford-educated Indian ensconced in London; Tom Wolfe, who threw down the "new journalism" gauntlet with his electrically charged prose before taking up the novel, at often prodigious length; and Ursula K. Le Guin, who demonstrated that science fiction and fantasy could be both immensely popular and powerfully literary.
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"The New Elite marry each other, combining their large incomes and genius genes, and then produce offspring who get the benefit of both," Charles Murray, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and the author of "Coming Apart," wrote in the Washington Post: Far from spending their college years in a meritocratic melting pot, the New Elite spend school with people who are mostly just like them — which might not be so bad, except that so many of them have been ensconced in affluent suburbs from birth and have never been outside the bubble of privilege.
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Though he was now ensconced in Los Angeles, Mr. Petty harkened back to his Florida era in a famous lyric in "American Girl," referencing Route 441, a highway that runs through the state: It was kind of cold that night She stood alone on her balcony She could hear the cars roll by Out on 441 Like waves crashin' in the beach Years later, his 1989 hit "Free Fallin'," the opening track from "Full Moon Fever," would serve as sort of a tour of his adopted city: "It's a long day, livin' in Reseda"; "all the vampires, walkin' through the Valley / move west down Ventura Boulevard"; "I wanna glide down over Mulholland..." By the mid-70s, Mr. Petty had enough cash to buy a red Camaro, which he used to pick up Bruce Springsteen, who called him "around the time he drove off the lot," according to Mr. Zanes's book, for a cruise down Sunset Boulevard.
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