The exigencies of the primaries have sharpened Mr Rubio's tone.
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It had to do, he said, with the exigencies of freelancing.
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I am aware of the economic exigencies of running a museum.
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But it's not the primal exigencies of winning that compel my attention.
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Now, if you've got footage, you've got a different set of exigencies.
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The exigencies of wartime diplomacy ran roughshod over human rights and good governance.
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That, though, would be to misunderstand the exigencies of a Spanish title race.
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But atmospheric turbulence and optical exigencies often smudge the stars into bigger blurs.
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These issues are too important to be decided around the exigencies of one case.
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Sometimes the exigencies of work can bury that self-awareness; you're busy-busy-busy.
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The business of government is driven by the exigencies of holding together fragile coalitions.
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But amid the wartime exigencies of "Discovery" these notions are under siege, not ascendant.
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Sad to say, his role is cut short, possibly because of the exigencies of plot.
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He played the middle, between visions of universal freedom and the exigencies of a class system.
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Were Cold War exigencies at play in establishing a canonical view of modern art as fundamentally Western?
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The team, or the club, was too flawed to cope with the exigencies of a title challenge.
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From an uncertain regulatory environment to the exigencies of clinical trials, this is an industry rife with risk.
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Mr. Brown had never quite succeeded in reconciling the Gotham's congenial chaos with the exigencies of breaking even.
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Originalism may sound like an old concept, but it's actually a modern creation, one born of political exigencies.
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Because there's lots of pressure on them given the exigencies of American politics — the realities of American politics.
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The burn pits were supposed to be temporary, an imperfect stopgap required by the exigencies of invasion and occupation.
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Indeed, worrying about mere policy defeats seems like almost quaint amid the grim exigencies of the Age of Trump.
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Alas, the exigencies of scheduling meant that there were two overlapping performances I needed to attend last Sunday afternoon.
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The daily exigencies of life on YouTube are perhaps the only subject that cuts across every major YouTube category.
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The short-term and on-demand exigencies of the gig economy mean that one is constantly auditioning for future employment.
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The bilateral relationship was not based on friendship, trust, or values, but rather the exigencies of the countries' shared conflict.
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In response to the exigencies of wartime collapse, Local Councils had spontaneously arisen in hundreds of liberated towns and cities.
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Nor is it a problem for the courts and the Justice Department to navigate based on case-by-case exigencies.
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They demand sizes that run from extra small to five XL. In addition, their professional specialties come with idiosyncratic exigencies.
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Yet a reckoning with the reality of our changing earth must also come to terms with the exigencies of language.
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Maybe, but even the strongest-minded people can't avoid tailoring their words and actions to suit the exigencies of political campaigns.
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Thus all three characters are in compelling motion, propelled by deeply rooted desires, as well as by the exigencies of plot.
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To a degree, these divisions could be papered over as veterans raced to build the American Century, freed from wartime exigencies.
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The exigencies of a presidential primary require leading politicians to differentiate themselves against each other, at times in somewhat arbitrary ways.
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The cultural flows that Bhutto traces in her book are shaped by and respond to both local and global historical exigencies.
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The idea of leisure, after all, is a hard-won achievement; it presupposes that we have overcome the exigencies of brute survival.
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And most significantly, federal agents are now required, except during exigencies, to obtain a warrant from a judge before using cell-site simulators.
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At their most candid, some Democrats echo their pragmatist forebears in emphasizing the unromantic exigencies of elections and the political inevitability of mammon.
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There's a basic mismatch between the power and ergonomics that full-fat PC gaming requires and the portability exigencies of a mobile computer.
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The North Koreans had acted alone, and for reasons that reflected internal dynamics within Pyongyang rather than the exigencies of the Cold War.
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And still more sensors and scanners might be necessary to make self-driving cars impervious to exigencies like blinding blizzards and soaking downpours.
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In these States it is not only a portion of the people which is busied with the amelioration of its social condition, but the whole community is engaged in the task; and it is not the exigencies and the convenience of a single class for which a provision is to be made, but the exigencies and the convenience of all ranks of life.
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Acutely aware of the shifting social and political landscape of his time, Prouvé adapted his construction system to the exigencies of his historical moment.
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That will not inspire Alabama's demoralised conservatives—even if, the exigencies of tribalism suggest, they will probably send their candidate to the Senate anyhow.
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One's faith in Ozick's "large project" depends mainly on how willing one is to join her in grandly ignoring the exigencies of the marketplace.
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The exigencies of daily life — jobs, housing, income inequality — are far more pressing than uniting with what may as well be an alien country.
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My immediate apprehensions over his gender were displaced by the excitement of his birth, then the exigencies of diaper changing and 3 a.m. feedings.
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It's a wonder that technology hasn't fully addressed the exigencies required, the "invisible" work (usually carried out by women), to maintain a clean home.
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Additionally, owing to missed milestones and exigencies, the initial target of 40,000 MW by the year 2020 has also been revised down to 20,000MW.
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A creature of the 1930s slump and the exigencies of war in the 1940s, its original purpose was to measure the economy's capacity to produce.
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But at its worst, the masturbatory show, as writer Laura Zak articulated, becomes "trauma porn parading as woke media," constrained by the exigencies of shock value.
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The various pressures and exigencies of life—a job in another state, say—can transplant fans, willfully or otherwise, to places where their teams are not.
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Furthermore, the stress on the individual also chimed with the exigencies of an exhausted West taking on the Soviet Union in the cold war after 1947.
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But as we reflect on Ted Cruz's pick, it's worth remembering how many presidential candidates picked running mates based on immediate exigencies and naked political calculation.
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The two facts are first that most administrators do not have tenure and second that American colleges and universities are facing unprecedented and dire financial exigencies.
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This reveals not only why she needed to devote herself to childhood trauma but how she was able to adapt to the exigencies of medical school.
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The fact that the Missouri River is the same water source for the Standing Rock Sioux connects this community to the exigencies surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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This in part reflects the exigencies of a crisis situation as well as the fact that the vice president is, himself, a member of the incumbent administration.
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Some, like Arthur S. Link and John Milton Cooper Jr., focus on Wilson's struggle to reconcile his scholarly ideals with the exigencies of partisan and global combat.
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It propagated an ethos of individual autonomy and personal responsibility, while the exigencies of the market made it impossible for people to save and plan for the future.
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Right now you already have in New York City something like 12 taxi and Uber drivers killed themselves last year, in part because of economic exigencies and circumstances.
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Surveying the gallery's history, it is noteworthy just how much it was driven by Virginia's developing interests and distinctive sensibility, rather than by the exigencies of the market.
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From the phraseology of the legislation, it is clear that Congress intended for the agencies to have maximal flexibility in defining and promulgating rules to meet current exigencies.
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Moore, in the Battle of the Ia Drang Valley, defeated a much larger enemy force because of his ability to adapt tactics to the exigencies of the battlefield.
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When stripped of not just local, but national, exigencies, what could be at risk for the artist, or for those clinging in the seats to his every word?
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What's more, precisely because of this history, Biden often served as an emissary from the Obama White House to Senate Republicans when the exigencies of governance required one.
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How ungenerous and brazen,how aggressively snooty(think Keats's Truth and Beauty),how censoriously roaringwhile grandly ignoring(and here's the coup de grâce)the exigencies of the market place!
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No one is as well positioned to balance the exigencies of combat and the demands of law and ethics as a panel of fellow sailors, Marines, airmen or soldiers.
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In the absence of plausible policy specifics, a coherent philosophy, a regard for nuance, or an acknowledgment of the exigencies of governance, this ritual seemed an end in itself.
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Here, again, Hopper's own vision runs into the exigencies of the current art museum field, which has sought to expand the ethnic and socio-economic class profile of museum audiences.
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"We are adding 25 more solar parks to create a buffer for exigencies like SunEdison," Upendra Tripathy, secretary at the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, told Reuters on Monday.
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In Goffman's case, this extended both to discussions of criminality (her subjects, some critics suggested, played up their exploits to impress her) and to the various exigencies that shaped their lives.
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In a way, Norpoth and Abramowitz are serving as case studies in a separate kind of social science experiment, one that tests the exigencies of academics, presidential politics and modern media.
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The Rimac goes crazy fast, and I'm sure much of its design is motivated by the exigencies of aerodynamics, but it lacks the visual appeal of the world's most evocative supercars.
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Those exigencies, combined with a reputation for bushwhacking during the civil war—and, above all, the enduring queasiness about miscegenation—turned the Melungeons, in their neighbours' imaginings, into renegades and bogeymen.
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"One gets the sense that these attempts at openness could be reversed, depending on political, domestic exigencies," John Woods, chief investment officer for Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse, said on Tuesday.
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More bittersweet and less triumphal than its predecessors, and directed by a returning Dean DeBlois, "The Hidden World" concerns the exigencies that Hiccup faces as a leader, both politically and personally.
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Professional egos, the exigencies of career-building and the restricted sizes of grants and budgets all conspire against the rerunning, in universities, of old studies instead of the conducting of new ones.
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But it is also an exemplar of the euro area's wider ills: the tension between rules made in Brussels and the exigencies of national politics; and the conflict between creditors and debtors.
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Since then, the alliance between the royal family and the clerics has endured, although the tensions between the quest for ideological purity and the exigencies of modern statehood remain throughout Saudi society.
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The kind of think-slow work I specialize in, which seemed almost depressingly urgent just a few weeks ago, now takes a back seat to the exigencies of my personal health crisis.
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Beyond a certain facility with leather, there seemed to be very little ambition to define a point of view on women's wear, or on how Ferragamo could reflect the exigencies of women's lives.
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As he spoke about weighing conservation exigencies against social needs, what came through strongly was a deep sense of duty toward the individuals who had entrusted their memories to him in the first place.
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The U.S. is arriving late to a showdown that many officials in Russian defense circles saw coming a long time ago, when U.S. policymakers were understandably preoccupied with the exigencies of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.
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The risk is that the exigencies of coronavirus allow these leaders to accumulate even more power — and for observers to excuse away their anti-democratic ways as necessary to respond to a global crisis.
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Those works were meant to be about the exigencies of site—about being in a particular place and having a particular experience, and also about a refusal of the proscribed spaces of the institution.
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Interviewed by Irish television, the two mused on the novelty of the medal process — they got to wear "podium pants," whatever those are, for the ceremony — and the strange exigencies of the postrace doping test.
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A grand ambition, bound to lose its shine when it declined into the banal and sometimes cruel exigencies of statehood, but can we hate a thing in retrospect because we don't like what it became?
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Mr. Lindsay, the warden at M.D.C. from 2007 to 2009, said every detention facility should have an emergency plan to deal with exigencies ranging from a missing tool to an escape to problems with heating.
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"No matter the cause du jour, no matter the perceived exigencies, Texas law forbids the striking down of Texas law without first respecting the attorney general's statutory opportunity — and constitutional duty — to defend it," he wrote.
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If compromises with liberty are required in our country by the exigencies of the current crisis, it is imperative that these compromises be narrowly tailored to the needs of the day and be limited in duration.
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The episode has propelled Canada into an agonized, bad-tempered and occasionally hairsplitting argument about the rule of law, the exigencies of party loyalty and the role of women, Indigenous people and feminism in political life.
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"We are confident that we would prevail at a trial on the merits, but due to the exigencies of these cases and the dire financial condition of the debtors, we do not have that time," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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Given the complex challenges the Sisi government faces, it might be tempting to rationalize some of its practices as merely motivated by the exigencies of national security, with the belief that this could "buy time" for later democratic reforms.
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He cautioned courts to tread lightly in reviewing the validity of actions in this category, for the circumstances will likely involve exigencies that Congress has had no time to consider and which judges might be poorly suited to assess.
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They acknowledged the exigencies of the White House and the unelected, often silent, but very visible role that is first lady, with all the expectations of first hostess and first helpmate that implies, with respect but without fuss or frippery.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — A new exhibition at the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, Evil: A Matter of Intent, examines the exigencies of cruelty — what it takes to create it and the methodology that allows it to exist.
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It struck me then and now as one of the highest, best uses of our time on the planet: to cook with friends, outside, before spending time outside, observing always the exigencies of the elements: fire, air, earth and water.
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While the public has been distracted by the F.B.I. and congressional investigations, Trump has decimated the State Department, and he refuses to fill dozens of positions, undermining our government's ability to respond to ordinary needs, let alone crisis-level exigencies.
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I've tried to be uncompromising in depicting these men each as he is, each as he behaves, aroused, stimulated, hungry in the grip of carnal fervor and facing the array of psychological and ethical quandaries the exigencies of desire present.
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We read about it happening to composers living in the Soviet Union with a historical distance, and living artists older than I have been through difficult periods of navigating their own musical pleasure within the exigencies of making a living.
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Pressured by corporate leaders and the new exigencies of social media to churn out as many as six collections a year, many designers had begun to burn out, whereas "Azzedine remained an exception to all that," as Mr. McKenna said.
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It is a favored axiom of fashion to say there's a limit to what designers can do because they are restricted by the exigencies of a garment: a hole for the head; two for each arm; one for the body.
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By exaggerating the exigencies of capitalism, Kim circles closer to them: For people like Reseng, he seems to argue, globalization has amounted to nothing but the dim sense that some monumental unfairness, impossible to counteract, is moving tectonically beneath our feet.
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Today, the children's shelves in bookstores, libraries and bedrooms are groaning with volumes that can seem to find more inspiration in the ordinal allure of wearing big, bright numbers on their spines than in the old exigencies of character, plot, perspective and suchlike.
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The ruthless cost cutting of the past was never going to be sustainable, and now that the company is facing the exigencies of being a global operation with costs that go beyond basic distribution and marketing, OnePlus is growing up in both price and quality.
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But the exigencies of marketing require big slogans like High-Res to denote better audio quality, and Onkyo's gone the full length of supporting pretty much every high-resolution audio standard, stretching up to DSD 11.2MHz and 384kHz / 24-bit FLAC or WAV files.
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In his art, Gober excavated objects from his own life and charged them with symbolic purpose to present the exigencies of the times — the politics, tragedies, and anxieties linked to identity and racial issues — in a way that is both deeply personal and universal.
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So, in the end, what makes great World Cup clothing, and what makes it resonate beyond the pitch, may not be that different from what makes good clothing, period, even taking into account the limited ingredients (two shirts, shorts, socks) and the technical exigencies.
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There were some nods to modern exigencies in the form of houndstooth trouser suits in the same lean, puff-sleeved silhouette and a flirtation with the question of gender identification (those veils hid boys as well as girls), but the mood was almost spectrally mysterious.
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Whether set in the bars and motels of small-town America, or the streets of wartime Saigon, his stories depict people living on the edge, addicted to drugs or adrenaline or fantasy, reeling from the idiocies and exigencies of modern life, and longing for salvation.
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" As the decade goes on, the exigencies of earning will help to produce a collection of essays of feminist literary criticism, "Seduction and Betrayal" (21976), as well as her best-known novel, "Sleepless Nights" (21975), a book, she tells Lowell, that "will save my life.
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Churchill biographer Andrew Roberts wrote in an opinion column on Britain's i news website last year that Churchill "did all he could to relieve the terrible Bengal Famine subject to the exigencies of the Japanese holding Burma and their submarines infesting the Bay of Bengal."
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And happening just outside the club are actual political rally and riots (against what is unclear) — Meesse interleaves them into the panels of his film, linking them with the past and future, the imagined and so-far real, and the timeless exigencies of the song.
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The Cigarette looks beyond individual consumers and their choices and aims its penetrating gaze straight at the larger phenomena shaping all of our lives: the exigencies of war, the rise of organized interest groups, the fall of government regulators, and the immense, unseen influence of big business.
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Not only has America's strongest ally in Europe just voted to relinquish its seat at the table in Brussels, but the new reality of Brexit means that decision-makers in Washington will now be having to fight fires in Europe instead of catering to more pressing geopolitical exigencies.
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But while shelter-in-place orders and amped-up digital surveillance may be helpful in containing the virus's spread, they carry the danger that temporary exigencies be confused with permanent necessities, that the illiberal exception becomes the rule — survive the crisis and threaten our politics, even in normal times.
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As a result of recent reports received from Soviet Russia, and on account of domestic political exigencies in London, Rome and Tokio, the representatives of those three capitals went as far as possible last week towards the inauguration of their new policy, pending the return of M. Millerand.
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Other global attempts to tie climate to trade policy, such as the EU's resolution to "make ratification and implementation of the Paris Agreement a condition for future trade agreements," have been abandoned amid the exigencies of negotiating an agreement with the U.S. that would avoid damaging tariffs on European automobiles.
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Though the collection includes some designer names (Claire McCardell, Mary Quant) and some garments that belonged to famous people (Sylvia Plath's Girl Scout uniform), the majority have unknown origins and may be stained, torn, mended and otherwise flawed in some way that reflects the exigencies of real life: families, responsibility, hardship.
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Adding to the already considerable pressure was Mr. Thompson's own biography: He was both Brooklyn's first black district attorney, who had campaigned as a reformer promising to restore a sense of fairness to communities of color, and the son of a police officer who understood, from personal experience, the exigencies of police work.
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Mike Lee, I think you have a true artistic spirit, and should definitely quit your job as Senator, where you can do nothing but make the patently fucking unhelpful suggestion that families bring more unsupported young lives into an ecosystem already full to groaning under the exigencies of its current population. Seriously.
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A relentless publicist and marketer for junior tennis in general and the Easter Bowl in particular, Ms. Hamilton attracted corporate sponsorships and made the families of the young players into participants in the tournament's ancillary activities, arranging social events and seminars for mothers and fathers flummoxed by the exigencies of parenting gifted and ambitious players.
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Instead, Canada continued to gain more practical autonomy from the United Kingdom, the US then fought alongside Canada and the UK in World War II, and the exigencies of the Cold War led to the creation of NATO and the United States and Canada formally committing to come to each other's defense during wartime.
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The Trump administration also declared an emergency last month to permit it to circumvent Congress and sell about $7 billion in arms to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan that had been stopped by lawmakers last year, invoking a provision of the Arms Export Control Act of 1976 for national-security exigencies.
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Whatever the reason for the change — a desire to distract from the controversies swirling at home, to show clear support for her husband's attempt at friend-making, or perhaps because she is getting more familiar with the exigencies of her role — it's a new episode in the reality show that is the Trump administration.
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But those very traits, it seemed, would also make it nearly impossible for him to win the presidency; and in the event of the unthinkable, he would be hemmed in by both the exigencies of governing and the conforming power of imperfect institutions like the legislature, the judiciary, the civil service, and the media, outside the presidency.
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The place and time of your birth are, in that order, the most determining factors of your life, and the zodiac spins this unkind structural truth into a gossamer system, rhizomatic and non-hierarchical, allowing for the comforts of identity without the exigencies of actual politics, the embrace of fate without the requisite forgiving of your parents.
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For all that designers have worked up a collective lather trying to get at the millennial consumer (and there were some terrific jeans in high-waist, full-leg cuts aimed at those guys), the commercial exigencies of a house like Dior Homme count on the inevitable maturation of Generation Z. The perma-adolescent look of sweatpants and hoodies may work for now.
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Especially during a time when the clothing industry in general is scrambling to adjust to the new exigencies of a fragmented marketplace, the continued decline of bricks-and-mortar retailing and the insuperable challenges of pinning down the fickle tastes of that generational behemoth called the Millennial, it is worth tuning in to the fashion frequencies transmitted from this northern industrial city.
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It was in the film screening programs, the tours and workshops and other events, and the "Qalandiya Encounters" symposium panels, talks, and discussions produced by each Qi partner that the most interesting seeds of information, future ideas, and urgent topics related to ecology, history, and current exigencies could be found — literally, in the case of Vivien Sansour's "Seed Library" project.
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But even more harmful were some of the storytelling choices made by the show's creators, Michelle and Robert King — the season-long criminal case against Matt Czuchry's Cary Agos, which marginalized a key character (and actor); the baffling on-again, off-again relationship between Alicia and Diane (the wonderful Christine Baranski), which seemed driven by the exigencies of plot rather than the imperatives of character.
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David Oyelowo's Martin Luther King Jr. is the protagonist of this fact-based story about the historic 1965 march in Alabama; but DuVernay managed to make a movie bigger than the man, casting Tom Wilkinson as Lyndon B. Johnson, a president grappling with his own political exigencies and pulling her lens back to include the countless community leaders and activists who made King's work possible and lasting.
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Whenever I asked Siri how exactly his technology would affect something like the emergence of Donald Trump in US politics or the authoritarianism of President Maduro in Venezuela or, in perhaps the most formidably dismaying scenario, the total power of the Chinese Communist Party, Siri would change the grounds of discussion away from the political exigencies of the moment and toward the contemplation of more ethereal, long-range goals.
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Inspired in part by Yorke's time as a mental hospital orderly, the ominous "Climbing Up the Walls" evokes this battle from various angles: a rock & roller beholden to the exigencies of press cycles and airplay; a progressive artist fighting to tear down the trappings of his own imagination; a stage attraction who used to drink himself useless trying to say something important from his pulpit, enraged by Thatcher's policy of deinstitutionalization.
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