In a statement, Jho Low's lawyers said the Equanimity was "owned by Equanimity (Cayman) Ltd," and criticized the "bargain-basement sale price" accepted by the government of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed.
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He simply lacks the equanimity to turn the other cheek.
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Let us join with the hope of shared egalitarian equanimity.
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Equanimity was seized by the Malaysian government in August 2018.
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But contrast that general equanimity with the squabbling Supreme Court.
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He was a person of dignity, equanimity and personal grace.
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The endings are painstakingly managed victories for the poet's equanimity.
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And yet she was a figure of equanimity and patience.
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He read books about equanimity in the face of injustice.
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"You're building these skills of attention and equanimity," he says.
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Police seized the yacht, Equanimity, after receiving a letter on Feb.
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Equanimity was eventually sold for $125 million — half its original price.
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The stardom that soon arrived was greeted with the same equanimity.
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He spoke with equanimity about his party's loss and its future.
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He primarily projects an air of keen intelligence and placid equanimity.
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To preserve her equanimity Ms Aviles turned to a firm called Opendoor.
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This is no moment to contemplate any sort of plebiscite with equanimity.
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Equanimity has been docked at Port Klang, near Kuala Lumpur, since August.
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There is an equanimity to it that a double espresso might disrupt.
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Her clarity, equanimity and technical facility translate into all kinds of work.
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He studies Buddhism and looks for ways to model equanimity and grace.
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The easiest and surest way to equanimity is to let time pass.
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Few approached their work with more equanimity and integrity than Jim Lehrer.
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Bouverie shows how the British responded with beatific and ultimately delusional equanimity.
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Obama has reacted to Trump's election with more equanimity than most Democrats.
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The equanimity is not just laudable — it lends a certain amount of hope.
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In his other special, titled "Equanimity," Chappelle addressed President Trump and his supporters.
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At first, the Dixie Chicks reacted to their country music exile with equanimity.
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Thus, you're left spiraling between fantasies of revenge and doomed stabs at equanimity.
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"You'll forget me in no time," the woman says with firmness and equanimity.
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"I don't understand all the choices that people make," Chappelle says in Equanimity.
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But the subjects whose training included acceptance and equanimity were measurably more sociable.
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Equanimity, responsibility and sobriety are required, but those are hardly Mr Modi's strong suits.
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Today such possibilities are being discussed for real, but with a lot less equanimity.
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Read more about the sale of Jho Low's yacht, Equanimity, in The Star's report.
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Equanimity is now known as Tranquility and was last seen on Jenner's instagram page.
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"Lightning struck me once," Gowery says with an equanimity the play proceeds to topple.
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He accepted the election annulment with equanimity, an attitude that has become his signature.
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But wisdom requires a healthy dose of kindness, tolerance, equanimity, humility, gratitude and love.
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For one, virtually all possess a sense of resigned equanimity when discussing their routines.
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"I was like 'there's nothing I can do,'" Thomas said of his original equanimity.
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This can move you toward equanimity, a state of freedom, a form of peace.
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That does not mean that the cancellation of the military exercises was met with equanimity.
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She visits a meditation center and consults a Buddhist teacher, but equanimity often eludes her.
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From Creswell's perspective, the goal is to cultivate "equanimity" in the face of uncomfortable experiences.
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He then surprise released two new specials, "Equanimity" and "The Bird Revelation," on December 31.
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Post-Brexit, however, this relatively recent sense of equanimity is being put to the test.
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I pray he, and I, for that matter, can learn to accept it with equanimity.
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"I can run a little hot on occasion," Mr. Bannon said, complimenting Mr. Priebus's equanimity.
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Bloomberg greets the protesters with equanimity, often joking that they make him feel at home.
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Such equanimity was in contrast to the condemnations of Mr. Netanyahu's announcement by Palestinian officials.
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True to his religion, Phra Mana has been able to accept the damage with equanimity.
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" Dan Rather said "few approached their work with more equanimity and integrity than Jim Lehrer.
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It was an event that Chast treated with what her friends describe as unperturbed equanimity.
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Sand is an ephemeral medium that requires a builder to approach the work with equanimity.
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Sand is an ephemeral medium that requires a builder to approach the work with equanimity.
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Draghi's equanimity in the face of criticism, especially in Germany, contains the last lesson for Lagarde.
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Johnson surfed the ups and downs of the season without losing his focus or his equanimity.
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Kresinger remarked that she thinks dating women makes it easier to gain a sense of equanimity.
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This "may not have contributed to the sanity or equanimity of the Byrd family," she notes.
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The Equanimity&aposs lavish amenities include a helicopter landing pad, plunge pool, gymnasium and a cinema.
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The worst part is, I tolerate all these glitches with an equanimity bordering on the psychopathic.
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Jho Low, as he's commonly known, allegedly bought Equanimity with money stolen from the 1MDB fund.
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They received compliments with the languorous equanimity of court ladies, which for a night they were.
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Bidding opened Monday for Equanimity, the $250 million superyacht at the center of Malaysia's 1MDB scandal.
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So I thank you for giving me back my equanimity, my dreams and my good nature.
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Mira, whose spiritual practices are as diverse as her father's, approaches the studio's future with equanimity.
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Generally, we don't look for equanimity or "balance" as a healing counterpoint to distressingly frenetic lives.
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Not everyone reacted with equanimity; one image in the series captures a man flipping Dvir off.
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This will allow us to anticipate the emotional blow, and weather its sting with more equanimity.
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When they do, they nearly always accept the verdict with equanimity, grace, and a group hug.
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Let the power of equanimity flood your mind, see the truth as preached by Siddhartha, The Buddha.
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If we cannot accept some discomfort, how can we imagine we will ever learn stillness and equanimity?
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Once they did, the American people could focus on judging the candidate's trustworthiness, interpersonal skills, equanimity, etc.
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Mr. Low's megayacht, Equanimity, was seized in Indonesia last month and handed over to the Malaysian government.
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She shared my mother's lightness about fate—an equanimity that borders nobility but comes with no pride.
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Having seen her balance dip by 40%, she now views other market plunges with much more equanimity.
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"You gotta laugh," in this era, can feel less like equanimity and more like a Pavlovian command.
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If someone with authority to do so classified you as nonwhite, would you view the situation with equanimity?
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The auction for Equanimity, set to run until November 28, is being brokered by London-based Burgess Yachts.
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Equanimity, which has a helicopter pad and a private movie theater, was initially seized in Indonesia in February.
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His appeal lay in his equanimity, and in his empathy, which was forged when Zeidler was a child.
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Quick to combine "student" and "athlete," it is unwilling to study its own issues with vigor and equanimity.
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His equanimity in the face of failure reminded me of something he once said to me about Prop.
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No matter where she was or whom she was talking to, she maintained the same poise and equanimity.
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Backstage, someone waved frantically at Carson, urging him to the stage, but he stayed put, smiling with equanimity.
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He even created an alphabet book, "The Gashlycrumb Tinies," that dispatched 26 wee ones with matter-of-fact equanimity.
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And you'll meet eccentric locals who possess the same equanimity that comes from living in isolated and unpredictable terrain.
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As kidney stones were for Montaigne a teacher of wisdom and equanimity, so Parkinson's has been for this author.
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The latest complaint seeks to recover more than $400 million from Mr. Low, including his $250 million yacht, Equanimity.
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And fasting is recommended by a host of faiths, who tout its spiritual benefits, from self-mastery to equanimity.
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Meditation practice develops the equanimity that often allowed me to be the one calm person in a very chaotic situation.
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Struggling economies might accept their fate with equanimity, much as Japan did in the two decades after its bubble burst.
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Earlier this week, Malaysia put up for auction the Equanimity, a $250 million luxury yacht, also allegedly bought by Low.
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We're told Tranquility -- which used to be named Equanimity -- will set the average Joe back around $1.2 million ... PER WEEK!!!
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But that function now appears to be at an end, and with it, the illusion of equanimity in American politics.
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Mr. Fougeirol, who has the catholic equanimity of a physicist, does it with a series of process-based oil paintings.
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She will have defeats in her life, and I want her to learn to handle them with grace and equanimity.
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In an interview on Thursday, Ms. Cole acknowledged that there were occasional tensions, but said there was equanimity as well.
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His calmly intense confidence as a reporter, and clear-eyed equanimity as an editor, produced widespread respect with no lasting enmity.
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The hopes and dreams of "True Love and a Free Life of Free Will" are predicated on equanimity and mutual devotion.
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His apparent equanimity in interviews left some observers jesting that he may be suffering from the Saudi equivalent of Stockholm Syndrome.
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The Equanimity, which according to U.S. court documents was bought by Low for $250 million, has been appraised for the auction.
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Dave Chappelle's final stand-up special of the year, Dave Chappelle: Equanimity, is set to hit Netflix on New Year's Eve.
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That was how it had been all tournament: serene progress, meeting each and every challenge thrown in its path with equanimity.
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Broadway audiences for "Grand Horizons" are getting a rare glimpse of this 80-year-old actor's secret weapons: levity and equanimity.
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PERHAPS IT WAS the fact that he was already dead that enabled Walter Raleigh to face his execution with such equanimity.
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I was taken aback by the equanimity with which the women I interviewed spoke of the hardships they've endured since 1991.
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He started or helped start foundations to promote his charities, to help prisoners and to spread his message of spiritual equanimity.
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Michelle, in particular, has borne all the negativity lobbed her way with equanimity that would surely be diagnosable in certain psychiatric contexts.
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The stillness we sense in her work is not the equanimity of a varnished philosophy, but the equipoise of connection and loss.
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The Cayman Islands-flagged Equanimity was handed over to Malaysia by Indonesian authorities earlier this month after it was impounded in Bali.
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Even today I can remember the equanimity and calmness with which she handled the crisis on hand when my father passed away.
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Until a few months ago, the stock market seemed to respond to the tumultuous news of the Trump era with blissful equanimity.
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His knowledge is esoterics and, at times, mind-bending: He explains lucid dreaming, impermanence, non-self, cessation, equanimity, infinite space, and nothingness.
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I feel like each of us has to figure out a way to protect our own equanimity and our own better self.
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On his popular blog, Ehrman has occasionally responded to personal attacks by the atheist crowd, who do not share his considered equanimity.
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Guide: How to Meditate Here, we offer basic tips to get you started on a path toward greater equanimity, acceptance and joy.
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The Edge reported Friday that most of the money cited in the charges against the Lows was used to purchase the Equanimity.
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" The comedian Dave Chappelle compared Till's death to President Trump's election as potential catalysts for change in his recent Netflix special, "Equanimity.
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One reason for the gauge's recent equanimity, Mr. Rhoads said, is that even when investors purchase options to sell the S.&P.
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They listened with equanimity to Alan Dershowitz argue that there's no such thing as abuse of power unless it violates specific statutes.
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So there are plenty of roadblocks ahead for the President that defy his script and will try his newly expressed sense of equanimity.
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The DOJ says Low used proceeds diverted from 1MDB to procure Equanimity, a 300-ft (91-m) yacht registered in the Cayman Islands.
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In the last eight months, the Malaysian government has spent 14.5 million Malaysian ringgit ($3.55 million) on upkeeping Equanimity, according to the paper.
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"All the states of equanimity come through the realization that things aren't what we thought they were," Wright quotes a guru as saying.
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" Odds are that the rest of us won't have the cheerful equanimity of the essayist William Hazlitt: "I have led a happy life.
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"There was significant evidence that Low instructed claimants to keep the Equanimity outside the government's hands and outside the United States," it said.
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A representative for Equanimity (Cayman) Ltd, a company which claims ownership of the yacht, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Against players whose athleticism was topped up to the point of sloshing sloppily over the brim, Blake's equanimity stood out all the more.
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On Thursday, Netflix dropped a full trailer for Equanimity, featuring Dave Chappelle in all his glory, going in on Trump voters in America.
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So far, Canadians have shown a remarkable equanimity toward the influx, one of the highest per-capita immigration rates in the developed world.
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Where previous heirs — who were avid collectors, though not art professionals — seem to have accepted the responsibility with equanimity, Six pushed it away.
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Remember that good times and bad times will be part of your life equally, and you have to learn to handle both with equanimity.
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On the street, people approach him constantly to ask for selfies, and he greets them all with equanimity, presenting a warm, slightly inscrutable façade.
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When this occurs, I accept the situation with equanimity and give myself permission to write a clumsy first draft and vigorously edit it later.
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Some speak clearly and with equanimity, making their case for freedom; one nearly vibrates with anger; one weeps; another expresses her wish to die.
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But Tehran received that threat with surprising equanimity because, in practice, the Trump administration has shown a willingness to do business with the country.
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They play the game as it is meant to be played with slick and deft passing, top-notch shooting, and equanimity amongst the players.
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It makes us more aware of our subjective experiences, which in turn makes it easier for us to regulate our emotions and maintain equanimity.
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This month's columnist is Sarah Nicole Prickett, a sublimely chill Libra who explains herein how to access equanimity in all areas of your life.
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The December 31 release date was announced on Twitter in a Stranger Things–aping video, which also revealed the special's title: Dave Chappelle: Equanimity.
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Lyrically, themes range from meditations on the relationship between man and recorded history to looking at different American archetypes through a lense of (attempted) equanimity.
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His announcement came after Malaysia's High Court ruled that the government and 1MDB were the owners of Equanimity, and were therefore free to sell it.
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In that special and a second one, "Equanimity," both released on Sunday by Netflix, he makes a show of hesitating before wading into controversial territory.
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The conductor said we could clamber aboard, her equanimity only breaking when I succumbed to temptation and pulled a lever on the driver's control panel.
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Prosecutors say $250 million more was used to buy Equanimity, the yacht that Malaysia's attorney general, Tommy Thomas, said Tuesday had been returned to Malaysia.
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While that will most likely produce more fireworks and plenty of dumb assertions, Mr. Dorsey will have to sit still and take it with equanimity.
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" Indeed, even when Gwen tells him that his son "is a total douche" James remains unriled, conceding, with equanimity, that "he has it in him.
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No wonder several of the defendants responded this weekend with the kind of equanimity one does not expect from parties that technically lost a case.
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His wisdom and equanimity had helped the country and buoyed his staff through times that felt as if they could be the end of the world.
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Chappelle most recently won an Emmy in 2018 for his Equanimity Netflix special and played a small role in the smash hit A Star Is Born.
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Malaysia recouped $126 million last month by selling a superyacht, Equanimity, which was bought by Jho Low for $250 million with funds allegedly stolen from 1MDB.
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"I did it because it's the greatest gift I could give anyone — it brings about equanimity, creativity, and peace," Dalio told Business Insider in an email.
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In the past week, Indonesian authorities seized a luxury yacht, the Equanimity, which was sought by U.S. prosecutors as part of their investigations linked to 1MDB.
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In an emailed statement, a spokesman for Low's legal team said the handing over of Equanimity to Malaysia was illegal and that it was politically motivated.
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Per Robb Report, Tranquility was, in its former life, called Equanimity — one of the assets involved in a major money laundering and fraud scandal in Malaysia.
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Among the assets sought is Equanimity, cited as a 92-metre yacht bought by Malaysian financier Low, named as a key figure in the U.S. lawsuits.
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Lady S may be the first superyacht with an IMAX, but others have historically come with some sort of movie theatre, like the 300-foot Equanimity.
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The statement asserted that the criminal charges were an attempt to distract attention from the seizure of the Equanimity and the government's plan to sell it.
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South Korean equanimity toward the North's threats surprises Westerners, but the South Koreans have lived for decades with Pyongyang's provocations and, more recently, the nuclear program.
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Chou En-lai, in "Nixon in China," is the voice of reason in a tensely charged cast of characters, and Mr. Sylvan projected calm and equanimity.
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A representative for Low has said the handing over of the Equanimity yacht to Malaysia was illegal and in violation of Indonesian and U.S. court orders.
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Earlier this month, the $250 million superyacht Equanimity, which the DOJ says was bought by Jho Low, arrived in Kuala Lumpur after it was seized by authorities.
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The lawsuits said Low used proceeds diverted from 1MDB to procure Equanimity, which it described as a 300-foot (91-m) yacht registered in the Cayman Islands.
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We cannot share in their equanimity the country needs two healthy parties and, ideally, a contest of ideas and ideology – not a slugfest of insults and bigotry.
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The lawsuits said Low used proceeds diverted from 1MDB to buy Equanimity, which it described as a 300-foot (91-m) yacht registered in the Cayman Islands.
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Malaysian authorities are seeking to arrest Low Taek Jho, the financier who allegedly bought the Equanimity, a 91 meter (300-foot) yacht registered in the Cayman Islands.
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American prosecutors say the yacht, called Equanimity, was bought by Jho Low, a Malaysian financier accused of helping orchestrate the diversion of money from the state fund.
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In February, the United States asked Indonesia to seize a 300-foot megayacht, the Equanimity, that it said Mr. Low had bought with $250 million from 1MDB.
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Our admiration for this kind of equanimity may explain in part why T has long looked for design inspiration from countries that wear their histories with ease.
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He's known for his barreling, heady polyrhythms, but more recently he's been playing with a ripened equanimity, settled in the saddle and in no kind of hurry.
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It wasn't that long ago that Phelps's sense of self was tied up in those records, so his equanimity in their absence seemed worth a closer look.
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It wasn't that long ago that Phelps's sense of self was tied up in those records, so his equanimity in their absence seemed worth a closer look.
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Malaysia recouped a further $126 million last month by selling the superyacht Equanimity, which was bought by Jho Low for $250 million with funds allegedly stolen from 1MDB.
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Among the assets sought is Equanimity, cited as a $250 million luxury yacht bought by Malaysian financier Jho Low, named as a key figure in the U.S. lawsuits.
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The Equanimity, a 91.5-meter luxury yacht, was sold on Wednesday to Genting Malaysia for $126 million, the Malaysia-based publication cited Attorney General Tommy Thomas as saying.
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The offer from Genting was the best offer the Malaysian government had received over the five months since Equanimity was put up on sale, The Star Online said.
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With a few exceptions, the players behave impeccably, on the court and off; they exude equanimity and seriousness of purpose and are careful not to say anything offensive.
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Give the trailer a watch above, and let Equanimity help you say goodbye to the normalized chaos that was 2017 when the special drops December 31 on Netflix.
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Understanding that women once regarded early pregnancy losses as a normal part of reproductive life gave me equanimity and perspective in my subsequent pregnancies with my two children.
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Today, his disapproval ratings appear to be edging up, as those who might have maintained some equanimity toward the president, without approving of him, head for the doors.
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A spokesman for Low's legal team has said the handing over of the Equanimity yacht to Malaysia was illegal and in violation of Indonesian and U.S. court orders.
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In Equanimity, Chappelle describes the letter as being from a trans person (Foster is cisgender) but the criticism is the same, whether this is Foster's letter or not.
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The extreme danger of the ascent and the constant prospect of death terrifies those around Honnold in the film, but it gives the climber an equanimity he finds liberating.
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This month, the $250 million superyacht Equanimity, which the DOJ says was bought by Jho Low, arrived in Kuala Lumpur after it was seized by authorities in neighboring Indonesia.
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Many more were guided by the book's gentle equanimity and humane wit counseling greater compassion toward others, regardless of how different they look -- or how strange they may seem.
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The superyacht Equanimity is among assets allegedly bought by fugitive financier Low Taek Jho and his associates with money taken from the fund, U.S. and Malaysian investigators have said.
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I've focused my mindful awareness on feelings and ideas of space, equanimity, poise, balance, harmony, beauty, belonging, nurture, and interconnectedness, and I have honored these elements in my paintings.
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Insofar as it doesn't energize the base, that's probably because its emotional center is equanimity, an emotional state less sexy than the similar calm—it's too cerebral, too achieved.
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The yacht, "Equanimity," which was seized by Indonesian authorities in Bali earlier last year, was purchased by Malaysian financier Jho Low in 2014, a close family friend of Najib.
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It's more engaged than the diplomatic "controversial," with its air of impartial equanimity; that is a word of the Phil Donahue age, not our roided-up Alex Jones era.
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In a 291-page lawsuit last year, the U.S. Department of Justice detailed how Low allegedly spent 1MDB funds, including purchasing a $250 million luxury yacht called The Equanimity.
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You have to show poise and equanimity in the face of pressure because you can be damn well certain that Trump isn't planning to back off attacking whoever Democrats nominate.
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In February, U.S. and Indonesian authorities seized the Equanimity, a $250-million yacht believed to be owned by Low and bought with 1MDB funds, at a port in Bali, Indonesia.
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He strolls back on defense, his face imprinted with the Spursian look of equanimity, the type Pop teaches you on your first day, concealing joy and despair all at once.
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Previously known as Equanimity, the yacht was seized and sold by the Malaysian government in 2018, as one of the assets recovered in a national money laundering and fraud scandal.
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The $500 million project does not signal equanimity or democratic prowess in a city crippled by rising income inequality any more than the Vessel represents human ingenuity or good taste.
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Accept her tributes with equanimity, and then at the holidays you can pay her back with all the old magazines and shoes and charging cables you are getting rid of.
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The Cayman Islands-flagged Equanimity was impounded by Indonesia amid a multi-billion dollar corruption investigation launched by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and tied to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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I owe him for my professional life today, the life I have with my children, and the inner sense of equanimity I am actually able to reach from time to time.
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He lost his $250 million superyacht Equanimity when it was seized by Indonesian authorities, but he's been trying to buy a new, smaller yacht, possibly as a last-ditch escape route.
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Four Supreme Court judges held a rare press conference early last year saying that "unless this institution is preserved and it maintains its equanimity, democracy will not survive in this country".
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Countless people living with Parkinson's, including one of the authors of this piece, looked up to Ali as a role model of equanimity and fearlessness in the face of Parkinson's degeneration.
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It was Praw who cajoled Dave Chappelle out of his nearly decade-long retirement to play the Just for Laughs festival in 2013; he later produced Dave Chappelle: Equanimity for Netflix.
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The Admiralty Court in Kuala Lumpur gave the government clearance to sell the Equanimity after a one-and-a-half hour hearing, without the presence of representatives from the yacht's owner.
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If you are ready to take with equanimity the euro area's unwieldy politics, its grossly oversold stock markets and smartly recovering economies are offering a broad array of solid asset values.
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"Equanimity" is a defensive, occasionally hilarious hour, shot in his hometown Washington, D.C., and covering the material that he developed in his monthlong stint at Radio City Music Hall last summer.
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As I often remind my readers, meditation is not supposed to propel you into a permanent bubble of bliss, but rather to enable you to handle life's vicissitudes with more equanimity.
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The kinds of questions he asked them amounted to an existential audit, one that few among us could ever face with equanimity, and even once in seven years was nearly unendurable.
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Malaysian Inspector-General of Police Mohamad Fuzi Harun said in a statement that the seizure of Equanimity in Indonesia was a U.S. court civil forfeiture action against Low and not against 1MDB.
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He was clearly unhappy with the results but seemed to accept them with equanimity and didn't blame anyone else for his failure or call into question the legitimacy of the democratic process.
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One of the conditions that prosecutors put on the agreement was that Daniel would have to leave Georgia forever, a prospect he greeted with an equanimity that troubles and infuriates his family.
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As the childlike scientist who deals with her cranky husband, her rebellious son, and a million-dollar satellite launch with the same equanimity, Vidya Balan is a joy to watch on screen.
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Back then, most people seem to accept her transformation with equanimity, in some cases because they genuinely thought it was none of their business or were too British to bring it up.
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Top Federal Reserve officials have said they are open-minded about whether additional interest rate cuts will be necessary in 2019, but recent economic data are putting that equanimity to the test.
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He is also being lectured on taking the huge trade deficits with equanimity because it's all America's fault: Just a matter of national account imbalances owing to the large savings-investment gap.
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Ms. Gallace's less frequent floral still lifes lack the equanimity of her country and beach scenes, and one close-up depiction of summer flowers is a ragged tangle of greens and magenta.
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" In Moscow, however, Bush's paternity of a new Germany was not met with equanimity: According to Engel, a ranking general raged, "We have lost World War III without a shot being fired.
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Last week, the $250 million superyacht Equanimity, which the DOJ says was also bought by Jho Low, was handed over to Malaysia by Indonesia, which had seized the asset earlier this year.
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The editor, Dale Miller of Old Dominion University in Virginia, analysed Mill's three most famous works and—with the equanimity of a sage and delicacy of a diplomat—came to a balanced view.
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R: It works because it brings you into your subconscious mind and it gives one an equanimity, in other words, a centered-ness, a calm centered-ness in the middle of a storm.
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Last week, the $250 million superyacht Equanimity, which the U.S. Department of Justice says was also bought by Low, was handed over to Malaysia by Indonesia, which had seized the vessel this year.
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It's like I'm wired to crave unrequited love over constancy, adrenaline over equanimity, mystery over reality, because the former qualities get me higher than a steadfast, available, abundant, communicative, CVS-kind of love.
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The $250 million Equanimity, seized by Indonesia off Bali in February in cooperation with the U.S. FBI, was handed over to Malaysian authorities on Monday at the Indonesian island of Batam near Singapore.
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Rather than perpetuating the "silos" that have served as barriers to innovation and care coordination, we ask that policymakers bring both broad vision and a measure of "equanimity under duress" to further reform.
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The Equanimity has an interior clad in marble and gold leaf, a spa and sauna, a 20-metre (66-ft) swimming pool, a movie theater, a lift and a helipad, according to yachtcharterfleet.
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Houellebecq has only written one properly dystopian novel—the clone-future science fiction The Possibility of an Island—and another, Submission, that views the near future of a Muslim-ruled France with equanimity.
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Indonesian authorities said the boat's transponder was turned off at times, making it difficult for the F.B.I. to track it, but the yacht, called the Equanimity, was finally seized in Bali this year.
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What was a source of both shock and fury was a letter appended to every edition of the work from Adam Smith, describing the "cheerfulness and equanimity" of his dear friend's final days.
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Chapelle's controversial 2017 Netflix specials, like The Age of Spin: Dave Chappelle Live at the Hollywood Palladium and Equanimity and the Bird Revelation, honed his voice as a comedian wary of progressive criticism.
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Residents of London, a multicultural city with a large Muslim population and a Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, have predominantly responded with equanimity, solidarity and tolerance toward Muslims after recent attacks perpetrated by extremists.
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Their somber dignity and equanimity often equal those of European portraiture from earlier centuries, but may also indicate knowledge of the great Peruvian portrait photographer Martín Chambi (1891-1973), who worked in Cuzco.
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"Of all the Africans, we have the most equanimity toward hardship and disaster," said Gamal Collier, who works in biopharmaceutical sales and might have said the same of many nations on the continent.
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Give the Equanimity teaser—which drops Chappelle into a scene from the first season of Stranger Things—a watch above, and catch the whole thing on Netflix when it drops on December 31.
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I don't pretend to know what the answer is, but it's difficult to come up with a philosophy or foreign policy strategy that regards Germany, Japan and Britain with suspicion and Russia with equanimity.
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She feels the calm air around her and senses that nature has some wisdom she does not yet understand, some equanimity, while she herself is all impulse and wonder and fury and bottomless hope. . . .
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A Malaysian court in August approved the sale of the 300-ft (91 m) Cayman Islands-flagged Equanimity, which was impounded months earlier near the Indonesian island of Bali and handed over to Malaysia.
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Yet when we see grace in action — whether in acts of extravagant, indiscriminate love, in radical self-giving, or in showing equanimity in the face of death — it can move us unlike anything else.
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You might admire the stoics and pragmatists in your life for their equanimity, but in this case, "upset" means unexpectedly beat in the ol' sports arena, which is unlikeliest for the TOP SEEDED teams.
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His Holiness is the most visible and important Buddhist leader in the world and has throughout his life been a proponent of the highest ideals of Buddhism, including non-violence, compassion, equanimity and kindness.
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"'The Mother Knot' is typical," she said, referring to her fourth memoir, in which she achieves equanimity over her long-troubled relationships with her parents by sprinkling her dead mother's remains in the sea.
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As the expectations and pressure mount, Konta shrugs it off with a smile and answers questions about winning Wimbledon with the same equanimity with which she responds to queries about her favorite band, U63.
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Equanimity, on the other hand, is all brand-new and shot specifically for Netflix, so it will be interesting to see how or if Chappelle will adjust to the controversy of the first two.
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Just, you talk about the way that, I think, that feminism in society possibly affects relationships between men and women, and that equality or equanimity is not necessarily the thing that makes for good sex.
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Newfound equanimity resulted in a flood of work; he produced 303 collections over the last 20 years of his life, including 4 previously unpublished volumes gathered in his gigantic collection Broken Hierarchies: Poems 1952–2012.
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Throughout, Michael appeared to endure the meteorological seesaw from 95-degree tropical heat to arctic indoor air-conditioning with equanimity, rarely shedding his heavy artillery coat, aviators, or delicately embroidered black-and-gold surgical mask.
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It consists of "Equanimity," in which a man washes his hands and face in ablution before prayer, and "Gaafow (Camel)," in which we hear a woman sing or chant while pounding grain with a friend.
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"Although the Winterbothams' market price evaluation of the Equanimity at USD$130mil (RM530.46mil) was not reached, the net returns to the government is as good, if not more than envisaged," Thomas was cited as saying.
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The Cayman Islands-flagged Equanimity was impounded by Indonesia in February as part of a multi-billion dollar corruption investigation launched by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and tied to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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Bristol gazed at the portrait as I spoke, and absorbed the revelation with her trademark equanimity, but from the note of sorrow in her eyes, I could tell she was mulling over the ugly facts.
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He even received the loss of the third-set tiebreak with the closest he could manage to equanimity and it was only after he introduced an element of the ridiculous that he suffered his meltdown.
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If you don't need the money for a long while and are able to retain your equanimity in a protracted crisis, you may be able to avoid paying attention to the stock and bond markets.
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In "I Had An Idea of Symmetry," we read: I had an idea of symmetry Bordering on theology That dictated I consume Darkness in proportion To "the world's" The many philosophies Celebrating equanimity Kindness and happiness Propagated by saints And sages from Tibet And Vietnam and other Places felt as yet Incommensurate To my rage What strikes me about these lines is the way emotional qualities are rendered substantial: equanimity, kindness, and happiness are all affectively felt attributes that link us to persons or things.
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The Equanimity is among $1.7 billion in assets allegedly bought by financier Low Taek Jho, also known as Jho Low, and his associates with money taken from the fund, the U.S. Department of Justice has said.
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The funny thing about Brexit and markets is the gap between the polling evidence, which has decisively swung in the last couple of weeks toward Britain leaving the E.U., and the comparative equanimity of financial markets.
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Critic Madeleine Holden points out, in a 2013 post on the website The Pantograph Punch, that Wayne stands out among his fellow rappers, even those who also rap about eating pussy, for his passion and equanimity.
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The DoJ has sought to take custody of the Equanimity, after it was seized by Indonesia in February at the request of U.S. authorities as part of a multi-billion dollar anti-kleptocracy investigation into 1MDB.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve remains on course to raise its benchmark interest rate in December as investors generally reacted with equanimity to the election of Donald J. Trump as the next president of the United States.
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Prosecutors claim the 91.5-meter (300 foot) Equanimity, was bought by Malaysian financier Jho Low with a portion of the billions allegedly embezzled from 1MDB, the country's sovereign wealth fund set up by former PM Najib.
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As the moving performances of Mr. Jones and Ms. Tyson bear out, playing the hands we are dealt with equanimity is much easier when we are still sure that there will be many more hands to play.
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Australian model and actress Miranda Kerr handed over millions of dollars worth of jewelry that U.S. authorities say was given to her by Low, including a jewelry set gifted to her during a 2014 excursion on Equanimity.
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Hers was the story of a mother devoted to caring for her four sons, whose father died in 285; working to rebuild a home destroyed by Hurricane Sandy; and fighting an aggressive illness — all with remarkable equanimity.
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The Cayman Islands-flagged Equanimity was seized in February at the request of U.S. authorities as part of a multi-billion dollar corruption investigation launched by the Department of Justice (DOJ) related to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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"One big difference is a sense of equanimity," said Koch of the difference in being an entrepreneur in his 30s versus his late 60s, in an interview with CNBC at the Iconic conference in Boston in September.
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Jack Quinn, who once served as White House counsel to President Bill Clinton, said the witnesses must maintain equanimity, despite hostile questioning they are likely to face from Republicans like Ohio Representative Jim Jordan, a Trump supporter.
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The Equanimity is among $1.7 billion in assets allegedly bought by fugitive Malaysian financier Low Taek Jho, also known as Jho Low, and his associates with funds taken from 1MDB, the U.S. Department of Justice has said.
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So she accepted with equanimity the news, on Wednesday — less than 22 hours before the start of Thursday's parallel slalom — that the competition had been canceled in the cascading fallout from the deadly spread of the coronavirus.
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Any Facebook user could tell you that outrage performs better than calm equanimity on social media, and that heated discussions of issues like women's rights and the persecution of indigenous people are pervasive on the American left.
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For much of the last six years, Mr. Diller said he had a sense of "equanimity" about the project he had come to embrace, the time it took to gain approvals, the litigation and the rising costs.
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And the very notion of motivation — striving to obtain a more desirable future — implies some degree of discontentment with the present, which seems at odds with a psychological exercise that instills equanimity and a sense of calm.
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Someone might stop by your beach chair to try to sell you a sandwich, a pot cookie or some handmade jewelry, but because this is Uruguay, they're never pushy, taking rejection with perfect equanimity and a smile.
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Mr Obama has taken with equanimity Mr Trudeau's decision to withdraw Canada's six fighter planes from the United States-led fight against Islamic State; Canada is increasing humanitarian aid and the number of troops advising Iraqi Kurds instead.
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Hopefully you've built up some wisdom, which, as the psychologists define it, means seeing the world with more compassion, grasping opposing ideas at the same time, tolerating ambiguity and reacting with equanimity to the small setbacks of life.
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But Blake, having learned equanimity in his old age, seemed uninterested in humoring Sexton's NBA thirsty ambitions, and seemed more interested in providing functional ball handling and distribution for his squad of 25-year-old post-college warriors.
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Equanimity may be the third of the 2017 trilogy of Chappelle specials, but it's the first to be shot specifically for Netflix—and it looks like he's using the opportunity to try out his new anti-Trump material.
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Among assets sought under the DOJ investigation is Equanimity, a $250 million yacht bought by Malaysian financier Jho Low, named as a key figure in the U.S. lawsuits which say he used proceeds diverted from 1MDB to buy it.
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Over the past 180 days, the Equanimity sailed from the northeast to the northwest of Malaysia and Singapore, and then from the Indonesian island of Bali to Papua and back again, according to shipping data on Thomson Reuters Eikon.
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She sipped her tea with an air of equanimity, as though in the confident belief that I would not be able to resist asking her to continue and tell me precisely what had caused the personal revolution to occur.
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The Equanimity, which has since been renamed Tranquility, is one of the most recognizable megayachts in the world, and it was even before it became embroiled in a multibillion-dollar scandal involving the state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB.)
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The relative equanimity came in large part because the Macron government went to great lengths to consult with everyone whose interests would be affected by the changes, holding more than 100 meetings since May to discuss the different provisions.
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All of this requires vigilance in protecting gains we've made, but a sense, yes, of equanimity, a sense of purposeful calm and optimism, and a sense of humor—sometimes gallows humor after results like the ones we just had.
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A spokesman for Low, through his attorneys, on Monday said if Mahathir's intention to seize the private jet was "anything like his illegal seizure of the Equanimity," Mahathir will ignore ongoing legal processes and conduct a trial by media.
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Dashwood (Samantha Steinmetz), and their three daughters: Elinor (endowed with a wonderfully anxious equanimity by Andrus Nichols), the eldest and most sensible of the lot; Marianne (a delightfully volatile Ms. Hamill), the determined romantic; and Margaret (Jessica Frey), the youngest.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Barely a year after French and Italian government bonds tanked on fears of a wave of anti-euro sentiment seemingly sweeping through Europe, the world's biggest bond investors are viewing Italy's election with equanimity and even some relish.
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Instrumental music is especially effective, such as piano solos like Matthew Mayer's "Beautiful You " or Brad Jacobsen's "The Arrow and the Song, " both of which can prevent you from being distracted by your loud surroundings and instead envelope you with equanimity.
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"The four of us are convinced that unless this institution is preserved and it maintains its equanimity, democracy will not survive in this country," Justice Jasti Chelameswar told a news conference on the lawns of his home in the Indian capital.
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Focusing on the behavior of other adults with the aim of altering or stopping that behavior is almost always self-defeating, an exercise in frustration and anxiety, a good way to disrupt your own mental equanimity and alienate yourself from others.
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Ms. Brown touchingly intimates that Mary Page has at last come to terms with the woman she has become and the selves she has shed, but can also recall with equanimity the ghosts of the women she might have been.
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Now that protests have wrecked the equanimity of the city Juppé spent nearly a quarter-century spiffing up, Macron has summoned him to Paris to take a seat on France's mighty Constitutional Council, which vets new laws for their constitutionality.
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Before the investigation led to the vessel being impounded, the Equanimity, as it was called then, was a regular at the annual Monaco Yacht Show, the most prestigious yachting event in the world that showcases the best of these mega-vessels.
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The film implies that the Hog Farm's irreverent equanimity towards others helped facilitate the no-sweat communion among festival goers in helping each other, whether in dispensing food or aiding medical staff in bringing down those on bad acid trips.
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But patient equanimity has always been the preferred mode of Real Estate, whose indie rock harks back to the intertwining, strum-and-pick guitar patterns of Television and especially the band's fellow New Jerseyans, the Feelies, minus the nervous tension.
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The two social novels share not only concerns about money and society, but also withering appraisals of appearances (Larsen's protagonist observes with cool equanimity that her friend "looked as if her husband might be a butcher"), and similarly shattering endings.
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I talked to dozens of patients who had just the most powerful, often mystical experiences at a single psilocybin session that completely changed their thinking about death and allowed them in the case of some of them to die with perfect equanimity.
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But let's let this current thing blow over before we get too far into that; after all, there's a lot to be said for Wayne's lyrical equanimity toward relationships, and it's really not so simple as the occasional drop of the b-word.
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In medical school, one of my mentors, the legendary surgeon Dr. LaSalle D. Leffall, Jr., taught us the importance of "equanimity under duress"—the ability to look calmly at the larger picture and not rush to judgment even when pressured to do so.
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With a prospective president of the world's largest economy threatening to block new trade deals, scrap existing ones and stomp out of the World Trade Organisation if he doesn't get his way, no firm that trades abroad can approach 2017 with equanimity.
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Maybe, however, that's the point—not that poor Celeste was shoved into the spotlight by a traumatic event but that popular renown, in a saturated age, is itself a prolonged form of trauma, warping the body's motions and wrecking any chance of equanimity.
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The series is as dark as any of its peers, but Mr. Daly maintains his merry equanimity as he sabotages his marriage, job and even health for the cause of criticism, a juxtaposition that is as deliriously funny as it is off-putting.
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None of the people in his paintings have indulged in Botox or plastic surgery — they accept their states with equanimity and grace: along with at least one nude in each of his paintings, Greenwold includes at least one person laughing or smiling.
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Just look at the laced red sneakers, one of five pairs of footwear in "Untitled" (2017), or the flowered "Panties" (2017), and it is evident that Saul is driven by an urgent hum that looks at everything with the same generous equanimity.
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I also wonder if, for some individuals, the successful practice of meditation and the actual reduction of the anxieties of daily life is not more likely to induce equanimity regarding social crises than the desire to resolve those crises with inventive cultural solutions.
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Pilate could easily have taken umbrage at the prisoner's effrontery, but Schiavone suggests that he was already enamored of Jesus' charisma and his equanimity, while his answer to the charge of claiming to be king of the Jews upended Jewish theocratic claims.
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But Obama's fans have always suspected that, at core, he hasn't greeted the eight years of obstructive mishegas that have defined his presidency with equanimity: that he has, if not an outright Anger Translator, at least an inner "can you believe this garbage?" monologue.
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Propped up by abundant and cheap credit, the euro area businesses and households seem to be taking with equanimity the chaos of disastrous migrant/refugee policies, Germany's disintegrating coalition, France's volatile election environment, Italy's usual muddling through and Spain's inability to form a stable government.
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Yet despite all the flak he soaked up with remarkable equanimity — his England reign was famously, and sometimes comically, celebrated in a fly-on-the-wall documentary The Impossible Job — Taylor's remarkable achievements in nearly three decades at club level should not be understated.
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Given the circumstances (the collective punishment of an entire religious group), that "reciprocal" showed extraordinary equanimity — not that anyone who had seen the film for which Farhadi was nominated, a painstaking psychological inquest into the rival claims of reciprocally humiliated parties, would have been surprised.
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In his 2017 special, Equanimity, he talks about receiving a letter from a white trans fan who criticized his transphobia, using the remark to essentially make more tired anti-trans jokes (and it turns out some of the details of the bit were highly embellished).
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Masaoka's style on the koto, a long, stringed instrument from Japan, bespeaks deep equanimity: She is comfortable allowing vast amounts of open space — playing quietly, just a few notes at a time — but within that serene composure she strategically builds a feeling of tensile anticipation.
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In any case, the hallucinatory pleasures of Bad News are understandably rarer in the third volume, Some Hope (1994), which finds the thirty-year-old Patrick Melrose — a junkie when we last saw him — clean and sober and struggling to understand his abusive father with some equanimity.
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Yet he also believed that health alone does not a full life make, and he regarded the soundness of the body as but part of the wellness of whole persons and communities, which may explain why he was able to face his own mortality with such equanimity.
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Her strength, equanimity, endless patience and love -- her good humor even when congressional life wasn't always funny, and her belief, when disbelief would have been perfectly reasonable -- these are but a few of a long list of things that have me simply awestruck at my wife.
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In a separate filing on Monday, the claimants' lawyers also applied for an emergency order to keep the Equanimity in Indonesia for 30 days, saying that moving it to the United States would endanger the lives of the crew and lower the value of the yacht.
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Struth is famous for his images of museum rooms thronged with rumpled, preoccupied, rapt tourists, yet I've always been especially drawn to his portraits; his subjects (mostly families he knows personally, but also Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip) stare straight into the camera with unsettling equanimity.
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Perhaps the experience of being so hotly contested has something to do with the equanimity Salle exhibits in "How to See," his debut collection of essays: The former enfant terrible (his words) is now an affable elder statesman with an upbeat, noncombative approach to art criticism.
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The Cayman Islands-flagged Equanimity, a 300-foot superyacht allegedly bought by money stolen from 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), was impounded on behalf of U.S. authorities off the coast of Bali last month, amid a multi-billion dollar corruption investigation launched by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ).
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His conclusion, that we should treat what wealth we have with gratitude, while accepting with equanimity "that everything that has been accorded us can be taken back," is wise enough, as far as it goes, even if he doesn't venture to tell us how to get there from here.
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The bizarre organizational eagerness to mix it up via anonymous quotes and innuendo, the abject inability to handle anything personnel-related privately or with anything like equanimity, the baffling passive-aggressive state of war between the team and all of its most notable players—that's what Metsiness looks like, and does.
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But he has been striving to maintain his air of unruffled equanimity in what has been a rough stretch for him, from the massive protests across Russia to the near-unanimous vote in the U.S. Senate, which imposed new sanctions against Russia and curbed the president's power to lift them unilaterally.
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Whether or not his theory ends up being true — it's not like he has a paternity test laying around — the lesson of both his equanimity about it and his accommodation of Negan on Sunday is that pride and old grudges mean little in the face of a true existential threat.
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The improbable thing about it being not the presence of a living soul in low Earth orbit (the ISS has been continuously inhabited for going on two decades), but the fact that anyone falling around the planet at 17,213 miles per hour can go about whatever it is they're doing with such equanimity.
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In a blind viewing, the average cinephile could probably identify it as a Coen Brothers picture, because it has so many of their signatures: serious people taking ridiculous situations with grave equanimity, straight-faced film references, a stable of distractingly famous people taking on cameo-level roles, and George Clooney playing an affable, noisy nitwit.
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"Given the present outlook, only the faithful who believe in miracles from heaven, the optimistic who anticipate superwonders from science, the parochial fortunate who think they can continue to exist on islands of affluence in a sea of world poverty, and the naïve who anticipate nothing can look to the future with equanimity," Hauser concluded.
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"Through Mangum's eyes, we see a diverse citizenry, and we see them depicted with democratic equanimity on the same glass plate negative in side-by-side portraits, which suggests that they waited their turn together, in the same studio at the same time," Margaret Sartor, an instructor at Duke's Center for Documentary Studies, told Hyperallergic.
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We in the older generation are heartbroken, even somewhat apologetic, for the problems confronting our youth, but frankly, whether fair or not, we depend on these young, energetic minds to confront global and domestic challenges with equanimity and creativity, and hopefully overcome them with novel solutions that have thus far eluded their now-weary predecessors.
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This means that you accept the fruit and fish in "Basket" (5 ½ by 7 inches, 2017) with the same equanimity as the gathering of abstract lines and hinted shapes in the upper right hand corner, into which Marsh deftly directs our attention by depicting a ribbon tied to the basket handle and partially fluttering over the abstract shapes.
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William C. Dudley, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, has highlighted the market's equanimity as a reason to keep raising interest rates, noting in a speech this month that financial conditions have eased since last December even as the Fed has raised its benchmark rate by three-quarters of a percentage point, a substantial increase.
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By Brown's reckoning, writing "Happy" helped him move through his own life with more equanimity, and many of the tenets of Stoicism—that we are disturbed not by what happens to us but by how we react to what happens, that we should let go of the things we can't control—have found their way into his performances.
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He is an exemplary husband and father; he treats others with respect; he pursues the greater good over personal gain; his actions are guided by strong ethical and moral convictions; he receives criticism with grace and equanimity; he has a disarming sense of humor; he is resilient; he finds joy in living; he is stubbornly hopeful and optimistic.
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I can, as it happens, thank my parents for having acted on the unoriginal notion of having unprotected sex on New Year's Eve, since there is no sun sign I think I would prefer to be: I feel like a Libran less than I feel that the Libran gift of equanimity is as good as it gets.
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"We have been inspecting the crew since yesterday and now we are taking action, since we have received approval from the court," Agung Setya, director of economic and special crimes at Indonesia's criminal investigation bureau, told Metro TV. Television broadcast images of Indonesian officials talking to the crew on board the yacht, the Equanimity, which was moored at Benoa Bay.
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Which means that your choices, whatever they are, sleep, managing stress, exercise, personal relationships, emotions, they change the activity of your genes, and if you have for example, love, compassion, joy, equanimity in your life, then genes that cause self-regulation or homeostasis, what the ordinary person would call healing, they go up in their activity, genes that cause inflammation go down.
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There is a racist in the White House — a man who ran on a platform of dividing the country by race and has since governed at every turn on a platform of dividing the country by race — who is nevertheless lauded by tens of millions of supporters and nearly every elected member of his party for his equanimity and fair-mindedness.
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There is a racist in the White House — a man who ran on a platform of dividing the country by race and has since governed at every turn on a platform of dividing the country by race — who is nevertheless lauded by tens of millions of supporters and nearly every elected member of his party for his equanimity and fair-mindedness.
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Fraser writes: Indeed, one measure of that equanimity was the ease with which the notion of a "paranoid style in American politics," invented by Hofstader and others, became a kind of smug conventional wisdom ... so then whatever fell outside the framework of the corporate liberal consensus was not only treated as a distasteful form of extremism, but was not even regarded as fully grown-up politics.
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In the '90s and early 2000s, Fraser was a leading man known for his good looks, his willingness to do stunts, and "a kind of solid decency and equanimity" that underpinned his performances, Zach Baron notes at GQ. Nowadays, he's a character actor who, despite roles on Showtime's The Affair and the upcoming FX series Trust, is nowhere near as well-known as he once was.
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Around sunset on the second day of his seclusion in speechlessness, your correspondent realised that for all the equanimity offered by Buddhism, the psychological acuity of its founder's teachings and the hospitality of the Mingaladon monks, he would rather be in one of the cars he could hear passing by on Highway Number 3, wherever it was going, than inside the dhamma hall, where he was supposed to be meditating.
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Participants typically take a group class two and a half hours a week for eight weeks, in which they learn to train their attention on their present experience with equanimity by using techniques such as yoga and meditation; they are also supposed to practice mindfulness skills at home for at least 45 minutes, six days a week, and take part in an orientation session and a daylong retreat.
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A President who fought with dignity to rescue the country from economic catastrophe and to press for progressive change—from marriage equality to the alleviation of climate change—was putting on a mask of generous equanimity for a visitor whom he had every good reason to despise, an ethically challenged real-estate brander who had launched his political career by promoting "birtherism," and then ran a sexist and bigoted campaign to galvanize his base.
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It all came together in some concerted selling that in most times would be a routine retreat from near record highs but in this calm, relentless rally passed for real downside drama: The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 113 points two mornings in a row, the S&P 500 Volatility Index spurted to a three-month high and cash fled from the junk-bond ETFs that many watch as gauges of risk appetite and market equanimity.
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And from your subconscious is where a lot of creativity comes by, it's like if you take a hot shower and the ideas come to you, so you get the creativity and you get the equanimity because the things that come at you, there are many things that come at you all the time and how you approach that, it gives you I think to some extent the ability to go above the things and say all those things are coming at me, and then how does the world work?
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