Jane is Jane, however, and she always finds a way.
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Life, as a wise man once said, finds a way.
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The Skydio 22 dives underneath and finds a way through.
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And "Pancakes" finds a way to consider that question anew.
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A good deal (almost) always finds a way to happen.
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Like water through cracks, risk still finds a way in.
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No matter how bleak the situation, Brady finds a way.
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But the cold always finds a way to sneak in.
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Goalie can't see it and it finds a way through.
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But market forces are powerful, and trade finds a way.
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Culture finds a way (to paraphrase a well known movie tagline).
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Except Apple usually finds a way to make its presence known.
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Meanwhile, the protagonist finds a way to weaponize his own memories.
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The Overwatch fan community always finds a way to outdo itself.
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She finds a way to do it in her own way.
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And yet, Sachs finds a way to connect the two worlds.
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Detroit's Sean Casey finds a way to ground out to left.
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"The World in the Walls" finds a way around this problem.
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Ian Malcom said in Jurassic Park; life, uh... finds a way.
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Except that Hustvedt finds a way to give it to us.
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He said Trump always finds a way to get it done.
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You know that line from Jurassic Park, "Life finds a way"?
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Every time somebody's gone down, this group finds a way to rally.
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Troye Sivan always finds a way to make touring feel like home.
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But he still finds a way to shoot himself in the foot.
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Katy's personality always finds a way to shine, no matter the arrangement.
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Like he always does, Luther finds a way to soon take control.
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"He finds a way to be in the right spot," Blashill said.
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Almost everyone finds a way to make extra income on the side.
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Queen Sugar also finds a way to address current events head-on.
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The market always finds a way of humbling those with deepest convictions.
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Bloodline never finds a way to make the delay even slightly intriguing.
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He finds a way to put defeat in the place of victory.
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Once someone does something successfully, everyone finds a way to cash in.
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He just finds a way to up his game in those situations.
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Life finds a way — but that doesn't mean you can't help a little.
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Life finds a way, as they say, and it has unfortunate side-effects.
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Life finds a way ... to bring Jeff Goldblum back into the Jurassic franchise.
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If she wants to do something she finds a way to do it.
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In an increasingly isolated society, Cynthia finds a way to keep herself afloat.
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" She alleged that "Jason always finds a way to be destructive and not coordinating.
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But Claws finds a way to rise above the absurdity of its own narrative.
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But she finds a way to fit in strength-training moves no matter what.
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Society, particularly capitalism, finds a way very quickly to neuter anything that challenges it.
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Not to steal from Jeff Goldblum here, but you know, hate finds a way.
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Even when he's sucker punching guys, he finds a way to make it funny.
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If rebuffed, it always finds a way to retreat in a face-saving manner.
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The Cinderella story always finds a way to mess up what I had planned.
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Stanley Lewis finds a way to step aside and let the world become paint.
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Life, uh, finds a way to a dinosaur-inhabited Earth in this new short.
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The human senses never cease detecting things the brain finds a way to dread.
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But also, because humanity finds a way regardless, there's no wholly bad ending either.
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So Lincoln finds a way to calm the crisis by not provoking more British anger.
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Fortunately, even when the country feels so divided, kindness always finds a way to unite.
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I've seen five episodes, and the show just never finds a way to come together.
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Life finds a way—even if it requires getting pooped out of a bird first
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And, until someone finds a way to break the cycle, it will only get worse.
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If he finds a way back from the tariff war, we have some upside potential.
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That said, I hope Apple finds a way around the current design sooner than later.
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If Lula finds a way around that, and wins, Brazil may face a constitutional crisis.
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The human brain is very strange, and grief often finds a way of transposing itself.
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But with Manchester, he finds a way to make his characters' misplaced anguish deeply affecting.
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Whether Amazon finds a way to close that gap will be closely watched in Washington.
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Through it all, he finds a way to let his bebop-rooted saxophone improvisations shine.
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If the pitcher, any pitcher, finds a way to disrupt that reaction, he can win.
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"This game always finds a way to remind you how tough it is," Fernandez said.
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No matter the situation, he finds a way to be bright and optimistic about it.
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Despite all of the warnings and precautions, human error, it seems, always finds a way.
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One thing that differentiates Asymmetry is that Halliday finds a way to make Ezra erotic.
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Somehow, security finds a way to create an additional security point starting from me. Score!
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The past still finds a way to jimmy whatever locks I put on the present.
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"He finds a way to see every mistake," said defensive lineman Dalvin Tomlinson, a senior.
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Even when his team loses, Tim Tebow still finds a way to make his fans smile.
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It shouldn't be shocking if someone finds a way to bring us CBD-infused lunch boxes.
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Sexism is insidious and pervasive, and it finds a way to worry itself into your skull.
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Some of Jurassic Park's most iconic lines — "Life finds a way" aside — are basically Beyoncé lyrics.
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If it's more intelligent than you are, it finds a way to do what it wants.
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Even with great powers allied against her she finds a way to maneuver and change things.
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Yet, somehow, she still finds a way to get into her regular antics, bruises and all.
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But despite this, Shula finds a way to carve autonomy out of her increasingly desperate situation.
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Yet even if the government finds a way to win this game it will still lose.
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Life finds a way ... to offer underwhelming news about sequels you were previously looking forward to.
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We hear a "no" on June 17, but the heart finds a way on the 18th.
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But our 52 Places columnist finds a way to get away from the traps of luxury.
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Ever the trooper though, she always finds a way back on screen and in our hearts!
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Rather, she finds a way to balance her journalistic curiosity with respect for these complicated people.
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McCain's greatest strength is that he finds a way not to be imprisoned by his experiences.
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He also starred in Under Armour's "Will Finds A Way" ad campaign, which launched in April.
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It always finds a way to make these scenes hot while showing little to no skin.
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Capitalism always finds a way to make money off of something, and mindfulness is no different.
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No matter how much Garcia's been the underdog, he always finds a way to pull the upset.
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Averie always finds a way and is never cut any slack or given an easy way out.
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Whether or not it has new hardware, Sony always finds a way to surprise us at E3.
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Even though Christmas is over, Starbucks always finds a way to help you keep celebrating the holidays.
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On Tuesday, she finds a way to watch the pitchers that will take the mound again Sunday.
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It's fitting how Vitriola finds a way to sound like an early Cursive record without sounding predictable.
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As long as the state legislature finds a way to fund it, LePage must implement the policy.
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Love that's movable, invisible, love like a liquid or a gas, love that finds a way in.
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She is mad as hell, and finds a way to expose the company to the outside world.
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Yet, as movies like "Paterson" remind us, good art invariably finds a way, even amid the vulgarity.
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Provided, of course, that Juul finds a way to make that connection and the protections tamper-proof.
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Irritation eventually gives way to triumph as Harry finds a way to turn the tables on them.
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The nutcracker come to life, of course, but perhaps even better, Marie finds a way to sing.
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Sam is besotted with Sarah's butt and, after he finds a way to meet her, Sarah herself.
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He's not necessarily thinking, 'Hit home runs,' but he finds a way to hit the ball hard.
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"Whoever is out, it's almost like the next guy up, and everybody finds a way," Gordon said.
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He's a winner and he finds a way to raise the level of the players around him.
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But "solidarity and pity" prove "stronger than tradition" as Stefania finds a way to circumvent the anathema.
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"I think everyone finds a way to use it effectively for their own lives," Mr. Stowe said.
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In each, Smith finds a way to consider the work of a lesser-known English female artist.
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Federal parks would close, unless the Trump administration finds a way to declare them an essential service.
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Ironically, Wilder warns George that he won't be happy until he finds a way to express himself.
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"In the realm of synthetic biology, it has become a well-worn cliche that "life finds a way.
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I love how Shonda Rhimes always finds a way to incorporate U.S. politics into her show so well.
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Just when you thought Mirren couldn't get any better, she finds a way to charm you even more.
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Life… finds a way But Goldblum's Dr. Ian Malcolm is, above all things, regardless of all flaws, right.
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Trump disrespects minorities, lifts up white nationalists, demeans women & every day finds a way to undermine civil rights.
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And so, when faced with any adversity to obtaining something it wants, the Internet always finds a way.
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"If it finds a way to avoid the traditional banking system, other businesses would follow suit," Bocskor said.
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"A true champion always finds a way to come back, and that's what I did tonight," Wilder said.
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Against one of the toughest pitchers in all of baseball, he just finds a way to barrel baseballs.
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But your ear grows accustomed to them quickly, and finds a way to make a home inside them.
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" To borrow a phrase from another science fiction cautionary tale released seven decades later, "Life finds a way.
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The finale of Mr. Robot finds a way for both of these things to matter alongside each other.
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Where there's a will, porn finds a way, but for every person who finds a workaround, thousands more don't.
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And let's say Apple finds a way to recover some specific data the government requests by discovering a vulnerability.
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Will she be an outcast who finds a way to shine on the pageant stage, thanks to Willowdean's influence?
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Yet, he still finds a way to judge Nola's sex life when she suggests that he should grow up.
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Here's hoping the company finds a way to extend its battery expertise to the earbuds themselves next time around.
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Yet, somehow, she finds a way to make it happen, though she doesn't exactly take all of the credit.
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He ends up with Penguin because of Zsasz mind tricks but he finds a way to make that work.
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And no matter what inquiring scientists put them through in the name of science, tardigrade life finds a way.
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So, the new members will be seated unless Benchmark finds a way to stop it via its current litigation.
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But unless Marvel finds a way to make his perspective fresh and interesting, he can't break any new ground.
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That will only happen if the American government finds a way to convince Pakistan to stop fueling the war.
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Those resources will remain there until science finds a way to use those fossil fuels in sustainable, nonpolluting ways.
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Still, New England finds a way to win, as they have since what feels like the dawn of time.
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He asks for what he wants, and eventually he finds a way to get the other side to cave.
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But television finds a way to offer enough reality to teach and to provoke, but also offer a balance.
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I am fascinated, however, by how Unbelievable finds a way to perfectly situate viewers in Marie's point of view.
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Just when the real world seems to have the show pinned down, Homeland finds a way to keep going.
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But what is important is that England is winning, that it continues to win, that it finds a way.
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More importantly, she finds a way past the tight organization we associate with optical paintings informed by scientific research.
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But at the same time, I hope he finds a way back to his natural abilities, which are very large.
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Yet even if she finds a way round Mr Bercow, the chances are that she will lose the vote again.
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As is the case with content moderation on any platform this size, someone always finds a way around the rules.
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They have widely varying skill sets, but Kaytranada finds a way to bring out the best in all of them.
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It only works if it finds a way to dig into why those politics are deeply personal — and vice versa.
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And yet, as chaos theorist Ian Malcolm put it in Jurassic Park, life finds a way (at least in fiction).
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Then November rolls around, and the club finds a way to come up a goal — or more than one — short.
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The upcoming months will prove crucial to how Greece will exit the program and finds a way to finance itself.
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Paul LePage (R) has vowed not to expand the program until the state finds a way to pay for it.
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The show finds a way to combine affecting emotional drama with Tarantino-inspired violence—all catered to an MTV audience.
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He takes scripts and finds a way to bring creatures — or Wesen, as they call them on the show — to life.
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"When you're halfway across the world and your best friend still finds a way to celebrate 24 with you," she wrote.
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After all, if the genre's other famous theme-park-gone-wrong has taught us anything, it's that life finds a way.
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Kingdom Hearts III finds a way to cram all of those in by introducing one simple, if incongruous, mechanic: The Gummiphone.
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With scant details about Beyoncé's pregnancy to work with, the Bey Hive still finds a way to make lemonade.
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In the meantime, we'll cross our fingers that someone in San Diego finds a way to brew IPAs with a surfboard.
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Even though I had turned off news notifications months ago, the biggest news still somehow finds a way to slip through.
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Yet even in an environment so thoroughly reshaped by humanity, Ideonella sakaiensis showed the world that life, uh, finds a way.
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Rather than imposing his personality on the world, Lewis finds a way to step aside and let the world become paint.
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Whatever distance the viewer seeks to create, Wilson finds a way to collapse it, to bring reality back to face her.
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However, it is now possible for the first time to see how Britain ultimately finds a way through its Brexit crisis.
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McGlinchey: If you're on him, he still finds a way to keep moving toward the quarterback, and that's what's really hard.
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Porat said that Fiber's rollout has been paused until the company finds a way to make the service 10 times better.
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"He finds a way to continue to help us, and it's his approach every day," coach David Fizdale told reporters of Carter.
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Any good intelligence officer finds a way to use those vulnerabilities to leverage the asset to work on her or his behalf.
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"If he finds a way to do that over and over again, he's going to be there for eight years," Jones said.
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I don't know, but I sincerely hope bubble artist Dustin Skye finds a way to make some coin from his unique skillset.
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Even when coverage acknowledges Heard's public service, it somehow finds a way to put the focus back on her relationships or appearance.
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And I would argue that even if Donald Trump finds a way to repeal and replace it, it remains a historic achievement.
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He watches cable news in the morning, and even "Fox and Friends" finds a way to praise his deal with the Democrats.
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Ron really just finds a way to screw something up somehow, and the person filming the video makes sure he knows this.
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It would not be a surprise if the new British Prime Minister finds a way to quietly finesse his departure before then.
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No Signal centers around a brilliant neuroscientist, Wally, who finds a way to depict thoughts and imagination in a concrete, visual way.
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He has little access to being present in my life the way we both long for, but he always finds a way.
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But where one finds a way to establish a unique voice while speeding through story, the other trips over its own setup.
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She's strong, she's powerful and she finds a way to put on a happy face, even when her world is falling apart.
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Even if they think they've buried that shit deep, it always finds a way to bubble up, to catch them off guard.
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Paola doesn't speak any more English than Trilly, her Jack Russell Terrier, but like most Italians instinctively finds a way to communicate.
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So, if someone finds a way to get in there and access your camera or your microphone, they're going to do it.
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Even when Justin Bieber holes up in a small rural town in Illinois ... he finds a way to live like a king.
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This is why Mangold is such an important and necessary artist: he always finds a way to inject feeling into his work.
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But until it finds a way to move patches to its broad array of devices more quickly, Android will lag behind on security.
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As scouts would say, he finds a way to make the players around him better, which — alone — is no easy feat to achieve.
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Life finds a way … especially when you're a scientist trudging through the muddy lagoons of Scotland's popular tourist destination the Isle of Skye.
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And if someone finds a way to prevent disease using these techniques, there would be a clamor for it to be made available.
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Each and every time his evil ways threaten to undo him, he finds a way to crawl back into the Crawleys' good graces.
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Even if she finds a way of opting for the softest Brexit possible, Britain's negotiations with the EU will rumble on for years.
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Now, how long before someone finds a way to turn this Thanksgiving surprise into an iconic meme, like that other famous Oprah giveaway?
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But regardless, any time fashion finds a way to respect the real bodies of their actual consumers, that seems like something worth celebrating.
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It didn't take, and even though he hasn't play in the NHL since 220, he still finds a way to make periodic appearances.
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Nowitzki finds a way to engage each child he visits – whether its playing the guitar, coloring or challenging them to a board game.
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Still, the most comforting thought is that history shows if the ratings are good enough, humanity usually finds a way to muddle through.
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Here's hoping Google finds a way to smooth this issue out after the Pixel hits store shelves, because otherwise it works really well.
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Even amid this destruction, Cap finds a way to tell a small child to be brave for his father and for all Americans.
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At the same time, though, Porumboiu finds a way to make it new again, incorporating the music into an immensely effective visual spectacle.
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Germany always finds a way, said those in the know as Kroos's shot curled into the Swedish net as if guided by GPS.
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We all know that on Earth, life (uh) finds a way, but some animals have figured out how to survive ridiculously brutal conditions.
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The official was careful to note that the president's campaign never corrects what Trump says, it just finds a way to market it.
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No matter what position the phone user places themselves in to avoid this guy's wandering eyes, he finds a way to get in there.
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With it all being digital, developers can essentially do whatever they want, and Edgar somehow finds a way to do whatever he wants, too.
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Sayre finds a way to make the boys some wands (with the help of the Horned Serpent) and they start a little home school.
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Since then, though, he's apparently taken his "life finds a way" mantra to heart, skipping out on sequels Jurassic Park 3 and Jurassic World.
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And Jeff Goldblum will again play Ian Malcolm, his character from Jurassic Park, and yes, he says "life finds a way" in the trailer.
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Today we're premiering "Werk," which like many of Coles' best tracks, finds a way to make a catchy, pop-leaning loop sound subliminally haunted.
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The expectation is that once he finds a way to return to parliament, he will take over the top job from his former foe.
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HQ trivia, the live game-show app that launched in July, is ridiculously hard to win, but contestant Allan Gibbons repeatedly finds a way.
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The Indio, CA double-weekend extravaganza finds a way to appease both rock-friendly dads and EDM-drunk youth if only through sheer size.
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That the President of the United States finds a way to disagree speaks to the level of staff-enabled fantasy in which he lives.
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The speech is very much in his signature "life finds a way" style, but this time he is talking about the opposite of life.
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"I'm concerned because some of those successes could go by the wayside unless the community finds a way to reignite the passion," said Brickey.
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The Bucks hardly have any three-point shooters and yet Antetokounmpo still finds a way to attempt over half his shots at the rim.
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However, Tarantino finds a way to ruin its potency by inserting himself into the film to comment on the moment in a smug voiceover.
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He always finds a way to compliment the bakers and a way to give positive yet constructive criticism to those with the most potential.
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Even if it's at practice or a regular season game, when the shot clocks run down, Jordin finds a way to make a play.
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If the Trump administration finds a way to fund such a plan, it will face many pressing questions over how to spend the money.
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We wanted something that gets back to basics and finds a way to make Michael scary and not just some larger-than-life superhuman.
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Now, read the article, "Chinese Girl Finds a Way Out of Tedious Homework: Make a Robot Do It," and answer the following questions: 1.
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So next season, I hope the series somehow finds a way to show us what happens to the other Handmaids who followed her lead.
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But only if he figures out just what the hell has been going on these last several starts, and finds a way through it.
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Whoever finds a way to cheaply mass produce these will make a fortune, as they seem like an obvious addition to any emergency preparedness kit.
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I hope she made it out and finds a way to sail to a place she thinks is deserted where she could live in peace.
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"When you're halfway around the world & your best friend still finds a way to celebrate 24 with you @taylorswift13," the model wrote in the post.
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The episode even finds a way to incorporate what's very nearly a shot-for-shot homage to a terrific scare from the underrated Exorcist III.
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But Powell is a campy delight, an antiquities lawyer and Illuminati member who somehow finds a way to lounge in opulence at his dig site.
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On top of that, she still somehow finds a way to spend meaningful time with her family and work up a sweat in the gym.
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When it finds a way you can make a bigger dent in your overall student loan debt, it will send an alert to your smartphone.
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" Video: Movieclips Coming Soon/YouTube This challenge prompts Malcolm up to lay out the thesis statement of the film: Statistically, "life...uh...finds a way.
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A chunk of sub-zero moisture always finds a way to fall down the back of your shirt, no matter how bundled up you are.
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There's always the possibility that McConnell -- through a handful of strategic tweaks -- finds a way to seize victory from the jaws of defeat on this.
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There's a certain chocolate company that somehow always finds a way to take our very favorite trendy foods and turn them into candy bar form.
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But we've also learned that life finds a way in the harshest of Earth's environments, like vents in the deepest parts of the ocean floor.
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Throughout the day, he eats seven times, and yet, he still finds a way to earn substantially more money than his female costars in films.
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Plus, it has enough amenities to keep the whole family happy and yet still finds a way to remain relatively lightweight at the same time.
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There's even a perfect tagline for the inevitable marketing onslaught promoting the partnership I'll let you use, free of charge: "Siri, uh... finds a way."
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In a new book, Ryan H. Walsh finds a way to do this with one of the most kairos-soaked artworks of the 20th century.
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My prediction is that Burnham doesn't even get to make the trip because Control finds a way to disrupt the time crystal in the finale.
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"He's very sociable and he finds a way to talk to all the guys in this room," guard Ali Marpet said, standing at his locker.
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As the popular internet meme based on a quite unbelievable movie, based on a rather-more-savage-than-Spielberg book says: life finds a way.
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To a fan-favorite score by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, Tracy finds a way to bring her whole community together when their divides seem insurmountable.
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In this compilation video of crazy stunts, a guy somehow finds a way to bound up between two walls by jumping from one to the other.
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"Even as #Palestinians are massacred NYTimes finds a way to humanize the #Israelis," James J. Zogby, the founder of the Arab American Institute, wrote on Twitter.
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That's what Innovation Lanes does — it doesn't remove safety measures or consumer protections, it just finds a way to apply them smarter and faster than before.
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Technology then finds a way to solve this problem by all but removing the human face from the operation altogether — ironically, much like a regular telephone.
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Her assistant, 14-year-old Elias Pound, catches on quickly though, and finds a way for her to obtain pure alcohol to use as a disinfectant.
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Still, many of us already dress in an eclectic fusion of menswear and womenswear; creativity always finds a way to thrive outside of the gender binary.
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A beauty-sick culture always, always finds a way to comment on a woman's appearance, no matter how irrelevant it is to the matter at hand.
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Manafort might reflect on the wisdom of Sherman McCoy if he finds a way to escape jail and rise from the ashes of his financial ruin.
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But Jimmy soon finds a way to appreciate them anyway, namely giving them household tasks to do by insisting that their wives would really appreciate it.
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She can't convince her mouse friends to join her, until she finds a way to get them to follow her to the pond for ice skating.
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The Harry Potter series is a remarkably strong legacy to build on, but The Crimes of Grindelwald still finds a way to blow that foundation to pieces.
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It provides the key psychological scaffolding for the long con, during the course of which the mark finds a way to rationalize any number of warning signs.
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Sasha's discoveries are bittersweet, but it's no spoiler to say that, like all of the festival's young heroes, she finds a way to power through the darkness.
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DuVernay finds a way to fashion public revelations into daggers that cut at the soul of main characters, pushing them toward growth, discovery, and, occasionally, further destruction.
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In an effort to save his wife and remedy his own life, Jack finds a way to go back in time to try and prevent the murder.
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Of course, you can play the game in English today—emulation frequently finds a way with older games, although we couldn't possibly condone uncertified avenues of investigation.
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No matter what she is thinking about or alluding to, she finds a way to be herself, and to make art that only she could have made.
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In the case of Viacom, this will happen even if CBS finds a way to keep its "storied portfolio of brands" like MTV and Comedy Central alive.
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He agrees, and finds a way to backdoor into social media, which might prove useful at A. winning the election, and B. saving his and LeAnn's butts.
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He finds a way to monetize his messy habit of sleeping with everyone on the label as he teams up with Tiana and Laura for a song.
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Even if fences can be lodged in its soil and trees stripped from its ground, the planet beneath still finds a way to interrupt this infrastructural control.
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Ryan accepts being caught red-handed and waits to re-enter the community he's become part of, and later finds a way to legitimately nail the speedruns.
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Even when everyone is getting nervous that the same thing will happen again, someone on the field finds a way to make that play and he did.
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But it should be no surprise if Manager Buck Showalter finds a way to squeeze this team into the playoffs for the fourth time in seven seasons.
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Eroticized violence isn't new for television, but "Eve" has a special flair for it and always finds a way to make its gruesome choices seem somehow illuminating.
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But we've also learned that life finds a way to exist in the harshest of Earth's environments, like vents in the deepest parts of the ocean floor.
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Hannah finds a way to perch more directly in Peter's lap and the two stare into each other's eyes while wrapped in a sad, sexually-charged embrace.
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Shovels, snowblowers, and plows are all effective tools for removing snow, but, despite your best efforts, ice finds a way of creeping onto your driveway and sidewalks.
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"When something is deemed particularly important and crucial to develop, such as sports, North Korea finds a way of getting what it needs for it," he added.
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Shyamalan finds a way to cram Dunn, Glass and Crumb into the same fictional universe, but he hasn't found a persuasive way to make them fit together.
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Yes, the movie has tropes you've seen before — demon possession, witches, creepy animals, gobs of blood — but Eggers finds a way to make it feel fresh and unpredictable.
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He is in moments that you think it is very difficult to navigate out of and he finds a way and that is a great quality of his.
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But, it's not just that "life, uh, finds a way", the survivors find a way, and they make a new world alien to the one that came before.
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It puts Cyrus in a tough spot, because just as he gets ready to take her down, Mellie always finds a way to dodge the bullet…sometimes literally.
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But there, too, Jumanji finds a way to have it both ways, presenting the gradually rising stakes as a nod to the progressively harder "levels" in video games.
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Here's hoping that the six-year-old finds a way to get back into the holiday spirit...or at least, makes peace with the concept of Santa Claus.
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Just when you thought that Jennifer Lopez's style couldn't get any hotter, the 47-year-old star always, always finds a way to turn things up another notch.
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Whatever information you hand over to the company could one day be used against your kids by anyone who finds a way, legal or not, to access it.
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Because that thing you just saw him do, if he finds a way to do that over and over again, he's going to be there for eight years.
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If Berkshire, you know, finds a way to optimize its health care cost, versus the entire U.S. health care system and access versus cost are two different things.
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"It kind of fits his personality that he finds a way to be on Pennsylvania Avenue, one way or another," said protester Judy Byron, 70, a Washington artist.
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At its best, Mozart finds a way to have this cake and eat it too — by showing all of the ways New York falls short of that ideal.
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The French government now hopes that the OECD finds a way to properly tax tech companies in countries where they operate in order to scrap the French tax.
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I think his platform is flawed, but I have a lot of respect for him — and I hope he finds a way to remain involved in public life.
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She confides in him that her father has multiple sclerosis that's forced him to use crutches, but he still finds a way to get to work every day.
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While "hilarious" isn't a word one normally associates with war, much less World War II, Heller somehow finds a way to pull humor from the madness of that conflict.
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Hawking said in 2017 that the emergence of AI could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization" unless society finds a way to control its development.
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They taught me that romantic love was the most powerful force in the universe, something that could make people sing and dance with emotion and always finds a way.
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But the French government promises that it'll scrap the French tax as soon as the OECD finds a way to properly tax tech companies in countries where they operate.
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While users visiting TurboTax's homepage will be greeted with what looks like free tax software, the software's parent company usually finds a way to charge anyone using the product.
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"Maybe in some ways this is going to lead to an industry that looks inwardly and finds a way to even improve on what we've been doing," he said.
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But like the internet always finds a way, and all it takes is a Google search to surface a wide range of independent sites that still sell Kodi boxes.
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If his agenda flits into alignment with hers—as anyone's is wont to do from time to time—she either ignores it, or finds a way to downplay it.
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Unfortunately the sixth man, who he doesn't really fool, finds a way to get a leg in there and ruin what would certainly be the goal of the millennium.
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Pepsi's latest commercial, which features reality star and model Kendall Jenner surveying a friendly protest while cops stand guard, finds a way to strike all of the wrong chords.
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"Political ties will remain tense until Erdogan finds a way to release Brunson and sell it in Turkey," says Soner Cagaptay of The Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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But far more important is that Twitter has recognized that it can't go around deleting accounts until it finds a way to preserve the accounts of people who've died.
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Mediator Every time you think President Trump's anti-press rhetoric can't get worse, he finds a way of surprising you and not surprising you all at the same time.
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One has to hope that President Trump heeds the market's loud message and somehow finds a way to defuse the trade tensions that presently characterize U.S.-Chinese trade relations.
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They are all waiting for Uber to fail, and every time Uber finds a way to lower its reputation even further, competitors can peel off customers, drivers and engineers.
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And it will be equally telling, I suspect, when he finds a way to rebound from this setback, to escape shunning and find a willing right-wing audience again.
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And as a fan of art that finds a way to express something human and true amid the constraints of limitation, I still love a good network TV pilot.
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"Unless Toys R Us finds a way to become relevant to consumers, these store closures will do very little to ensure the future viability of the company," Saunders said.
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Still, I was relieved to find a show that's not just sympathetic to this instinct — voyeurism rebranded as curiosity — but finds a way to indulge it with overflowing empathy.
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Whether it's defeating Stannis' invading navy in one stroke, evading punishment and captivity after being falsely accused (twice!) of crimes, or his own stunted stature, Tyrion always finds a way.
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Apple is frantically trying to make as many iPhone 7 Plus phones as it can, and it's going to be critical that it finds a way to meet that demand.
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After an opening sequence set in Cuba that mostly squanders that locale, the gruff automaton Dom (Vin Diesel) encounters Cipher, who finds a way to coerce him into assisting her.
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With Nineteen Eighty-Four, he provided the opposite: a world in which evil not only triumphs, but finds a way to sustain itself permanently — to annihilate all hope of progress.
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Once satisfied with her tendency toward secrecy, the sender then finds a way to get her alone: invites her to coffee, into his office, out for some ostensibly group event.
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Assuming Mr. Trump's administration finds a way to make it happen (more recently he has suggested creating a federal infrastructure fund supported by government bonds), infrastructure projects still take years.
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But over time, Sally also reveals herself to be self-centered and impatient in ways both understandable and startling, and Goldberg finds a way to straddle the line every time.
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The program also includes Osnat Netzer's "Philomelos," inspired by Lavinia from Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus," who, even with her tongue and hands cut off, finds a way to identify her rapist.
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A good art dealer finds a way to combine earnestness with polished savvy, and the success of the German-born gallerist David Zwirner demonstrates the potency of such a mixture.
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Through all her self-doubt — which runs deep — Bridget still finds a way to laugh at herself, and ends up with far more self-respect than she started out with.
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In his action shots, he finds a way to make the moments more than transitory and imbues each photograph with a significance that goes beyond the excitement for new things.
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Moreover, for all the moodiness of Uslé's magentas, grays, blues and blacks, he often finds a way to incorporate or introduce a whimsical or seemingly irrational element into his work.
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Some Democrats in the state are confident that their party can succeed with a candidate who pushes away from the N.R.A. but finds a way to appeal to individual gun owners.
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It's cheap and simple, and exactly what it needs to be until Apple finds a way to squeeze an SD card slot into future versions of the 12-inch MacBook.[Satechi]
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As a result, entire categories of cryptocurrency experimentation and innovation are on hold until the bubble bursts, or until / unless Ethereum finds a way to scale such that transaction fees plummet.
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Tehran has also announced it will breach uranium enrichment levels set by the nuclear deal unless Europe finds a way to ease some of the financial pressure created by US sanctions.
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Hannah and Marnie are having dinner because Hannah wants to break the news that she's keeping that freaking baby, but Marnie, ever the narcissist, finds a way to steal her thunder.
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The changes will also be executed as Snap finds a way to present a personalised feed to users, relying in part on machine learning to get the job done, Spiegel said.
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You have to hand it to West: even when it feels like he's running around like a chicken with his head cut off, he finds a way to stumble into innovating.
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The book cheats in its resolution to the mystery and betrays its central premise, and it's the TV show's greatest strength that it finds a way to repair that story beat.
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If the Breath of the Wild sequel finds a way to incorporate that sense of dread in a world informed by its direct predecessor's revolutionary setting, it'll be something to beheld.
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As Andre Drummond's roll forces the shot blocker to guard two players at the same time, Kennard gets a step on his man and finds a way to lay it in.
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Barred from the Royal Society of London because she is a woman, Anna finds a way around the limits imposed by society, eventually publishing the world's first photography book in 1843.
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Given how influential this group is becoming, I can't be alone in hoping the I.D.W. finds a way to eschew the cranks, grifters and bigots and sticks to the truth-seeking.
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Don't be shocked if Apple finds a way to make a deal with the famous dealmaker in the White House to bring some of that treasure back to the United States.
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Abuse of nuns emerges from the shadows of the Roman Catholic Church, Renault points out more potential wrongdoings by Carlos Ghosn, and Facebook finds a way to make money in China.
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But the openly gay Buttigieg has a chance to improve on this if he finds a way to position himself as the kind of transformative candidate Barack Obama was in 2008.
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Their 4-year-old daughter cannot travel without her father's permission, meaning that even if Ms. Vierra finds a way to leave the kingdom, her child may have to stay behind.
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In his own music, like on his 2015 LP Technomancer, he finds a way to organically blend bits of punk, techno, sci-fi, horror, and trap together in a single delirious swirl.
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With the help of her stylist Mel Ottenberg, Rihanna always finds a way to take fashion trends to the next level with consistently edgy ensembles both on and off the red carpet.
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It's hard to give a weighty subject a light touch, but Foer finds a way to make this book about the meat industry — a subject as unpalatable as any — readable and entertaining.
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"He's the guy that I've always said finds a way, and he competes and he wants the ball and he takes the pressure off the other guys," said Yankees manager Joe Girardi.
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He's the kind of musician who readily describes himself as a "massive nerd," someone who finds a way to work an experimental spirit into tracks otherwise intended for digestion by huge audiences.
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He takes a word from a Twitter user's message and finds a way to relate it to a movie he loves, inviting the person to talk about pop culture instead of politics.
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Unless Britain finds a way to undo its decision to leave the European Union, London's days as the pre-eminent global financial capital, ranked even ahead of New York, may be numbered.
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Paul LePage's recent announcement that he won't expand Medicaid in Maine until the state finds a way to pay for it even though voters approved a ballot measure supporting the program's expansion.
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When I politely point out incomplete and sloppy work done by men there, my employer always defends them and finds a way to rationalize their work and discount my observations and concerns.
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If Express Scripts finds a way to exclude them from its pool of customers, "Amazon will find other ways to get into the market, and they will become a competitor," she said.
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Then she takes stock of her dad's charred possessions — an ax blade, a few jars, a first-aid kit and a rope — and finds a way to put each to good use.
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When his mother finds a way to bring them to Puerto Rico for a week, Marcus is thrilled; he will be able to track down and connect with his long-lost father.
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She finds a way to reconcile these parts of herself, conveying all the ways in which most of the people she meets are trying (and often failing) to reach the same balance.
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The solution is easy: The kid finds a way to earn the cash to buy it, or to make up the shortfall between what parents are and aren't willing to cough up.
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In November last year, Hawking said the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization," unless society finds a way to control its development.
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It keeps following up with the aftermath of what happened to Marie, but it also finds a way to mute its horrors by focusing on the women who ultimately solved the case.
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This debate is ferocious — Wilson and Soulé called Kaviera "wrongheaded, counterproductive, and ethically dubious" — but both sides agree that conservation will fail unless it finds a way to take care of people.
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Her classes are dazzling adrenaline rushes — a mix of challenging choreography and breath-busting pushes — and she finds a way to get you to dig into your being and somehow find more.
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Towards the end of the episode, Nate finds a way to make his revenge fantasy reality when Maddy says she was blackout drunk during her pool romp with random guy Tyler (Lukas Gage).
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We put some variation on Copacetic to the point where someone could be like "this song is completely different from that one," but everything still finds a way to fit with each other.
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But one should not underestimate the will of the horny—porn, uh, finds a way, and adult content providers have already figured out a workaround that even the regulatory body admits are effective.
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This book is, after all, a love story: one in which the author finds a way to live happily with her sexuality, with Shakespeare, and in the iamb of her loved-one's heartbeat.
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The concept of cryptojacking is pretty simple: An attacker finds a way to harness the processing power of computers she doesn't own—or pay the electric bills on—to mine cryptocurrency for herself.
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" Just when you think Obama has made this letter all about her, she finds a way to address marginalized folks with considerably less power: "It will be easy to think you're something special.
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Still, he was getting an opportunity to play, and was lucky enough to do so for Brown, a coach who finds a way to preach patience in a field that functions on immediacy.
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The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization" unless society finds a way to control its development, high-profile physicist Stephen Hawking said Monday.
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This is an important critique of the president's choice of diplomacy over intervention: It is difficult to see any path for peace talks unless Washington finds a way to assert far greater leverage.
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Returning to action for the first time since September 2017, Mairbek Taisumov is a fighter who rarely disappoints in the cage but finds a way to keep letting fans down with his inactivity.
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But this time he finds a way to get his name out ahead of his brothers by offering to be the face of a campaign with a bipolar charity that Empire will front.
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Paul LePage (R) said Wednesday his administration will not expand Medicaid until the state finds a way to pay for it, a day after voters approved a ballot measure to broaden the program.
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And June, knowing her pregnancy makes her as untouchable as she can be in Gilead, lets everyone know exactly how mad she is — until Aunt Lydia finally finds a way to break her.
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In the long run any universal health insurance system will be on a firmer political footing if it finds a way to work without requiring people to buy a product they don't want.
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He has vowed not to allow the expansion to proceed unless the legislature finds a way to pay for it at his cost estimate, and without raising taxes or relying on state surpluses.
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Yet there is a common theme among all of those mound meetings: Warthen finds a way to touch his pitcher somehow — with a pat on the back or a hand on the shoulder.
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" Added Preble: "In most cases, the surrounding community finds a way to redirect those resources to more productive ends and they end up – sometimes quite quickly – with a much more diverse economic base.
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"If someone finds a way to make the Ebola virus more dangerous, I don't believe that should be available to anybody off the street who could use it for nefarious purposes," he said.
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Season two of a great drama usually finds a way to explain why the show isn't just a story about the protagonist but a story about a whole cast and a whole world.
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Wilson in Games 6 and 7 finds a way to post the first negative raw Corsi rating in statistical history and score two goals into his own net as the Caps lose the series.
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But while creative layering, a good coat, and sweaters with big sleeves can rise to most cold-weather occasions, life still finds a way of throwing in a sartorial curveball every now and then.
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So by the simple metric of whether "Endgame" finds a way to reverse the ending of "Infinity War" in a way that doesn't feel cheap or cynical, I'm afraid I'd say it's a failure.
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"We ask that the government finds a way to do more to protect these vulnerable children fleeing war and conflict just as we did before the Second World War'," Naughton said in a statement.
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It's almost never his fault that he's in trouble, but he always finds a way out, or the Man with the Yellow Hat comes to save them, which is another connection to the Reys.
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The bottom line: "Political ties will remain tense until Erdogan finds a way to release Brunson and sell it in Turkey," Cagaptay says, though he isn't expecting the U.S.-Turkey alliance to collapse entirely.
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The reason I said I can't believe I'm going to say that is I feel like every startup founder finds a way to talk about how their company is making the world more empathetic.
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Some of that is brought about by John Reid (Richard Madden), a sharp-dressed music-industry sharpie who notices Elton's talent, appraises his sexual insecurity and finds a way to take advantage of both.
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While that is not a formal requirement for being a member, everyone finds a way to participate in the Lunar New Year Parade, whether it's by dancing, carrying a flag or beating a drum.
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Mr. Blake is both supporter and fire-starter; when Mr. Smith doubles the velocity of his improvising around 4:20, Mr. Blake finds a way to both egg him on and give him room.
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To me, it's the perfect example of a series that understands what makes good TV good TV, but still finds a way to throw out the playbook in a way that nonetheless respects it.
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Despite being pressed for a straightforward response by a half-dozen lawmakers over the past year, the agency's Republican chairman, like a malingering chicken, always finds a way to dodge the questions and shirk accountability.
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The tax will go into effect on June 10th and increase each month, reaching a maximum of 25 percent in October, unless Mexico finds a way to deter illegal migration across the US southern border.
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Kloss posted a picture of herself and Swift video chatting to her Tumblr page with the caption: 'When you're halfway around the world & your best friend still finds a way to celebrate 24 with you.
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These emerging green spaces show how the clash between urban and rural is not always one way: Sometimes, maybe not often enough, it is nature that finds a way to sprout amidst humanity's great constructions.
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" But Bobby finds a way out of this (which we'll get to later) and is so confident that he fires Stephanie, telling her she was wrong he's not human, he's a machine, "a fucking Terminator.
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At the risk of divulging spoilers, I'll just say that the film finds a way to sneak in the idea of cultural appropriation being destructive … while still, of course, being a prime example of it.
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To Zemke's credit, Bert's boorish exterior never cracks to reveal the wounded bird within; he remains true to his own probably soulless self, but Bea finds a way to defang him and establish neighborhood détente.
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She's the financial genius at Oracle — the one who finds a way to profitably execute founder and CTO Larry Ellison's vision, whether that's a multi-billion hostile takeover or dozens of pricey new data centers.
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These are the elements that were a part of several dozen or hundreds of experiences—and the brain finds a way to extract and represent these regularities pretty faithfully and for a very long time.
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Like the great artists of any field, he finds a way to bend the rules and recreate the terms of play, while also regularly live-beating the shit out of noobs and other pros alike.
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The spoiled scion of Fifth Avenue somehow always finds a way to be aggrieved, a victim of the media, the deep state, "dirty cops," note-taking aides and the elites — all out to get him.
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Elena finds a way to leave for 1960s Havana, where she encounters a new set of challenges: She ascends to the role of official poet of Cuba but then finds herself scrutinized by the regime.
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It's a messy history, a messy relationship, but the Orientalist finds a way to "circumvent the unruly (un-Occidental) non-history of the Orient with the orderly chronicle, portraits and plots," as Edward Said says.
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He dispatches most of his opponents easily, and even on those rare occasions when he is narrowly outplayed—as his long-time rival can sadly attest—he still finds a way to come out on top.
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It's no surprise, then, that A$ton Matthews finds a way to connect that history on his new song "Desperado," which premiered on Noisey Radio on Beats1 over the weekend and which is premiering online today.
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This new conglomerate of telecom and media finds a way to bring streaming video offerings to people who previously couldn't afford them, and that forces competitors like Verizon, Comcast, and Netflix to offer more in turn.
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A guy who didn't graduate college as planned and lied to his parents about it finds a way to be honest with his mom and begin putting together a strategy to find himself a new job.
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But it will still be a better party, and one more deserving of the public's trust, if it finds a way to resist the dark appeal of its present polling leader, and ultimately nominate somebody else.
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Sometimes I try to introduce a new topic of discussion, and he'll follow for a bit, but always finds a way to make the topic about him again, to lead the conversation back to his life.
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It builds on the wild comedy of Wreck-It Ralph and the subtle, feminist positivity of Frozen in impressive ways — and it even finds a way to make its political message align with its crazy gags.
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But Pose finds a way to look beyond that, to the moments that follow, when the sink is full of warm, soapy water, when life goes on for those who are still here, because it does.
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But the director Thomas Piper, whose credits include another documentary that deals with the High Line and a film about the artist Sol LeWitt, never finds a way to convey the excitement of his subject's innovations.
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Without spoiling too much, suffice it to say that he finds a way to introduce Ciri to his bros back at Kaer Morhan, the witcher stronghold he flashed back to at the end of Season 1.
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There have been a number of proposals and ideas for doing it and I think unless [Zuckerberg] finds a way to honor the promise he made several years ago, he's gonna have a law on his hands.
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The image-generating software will keep improving until it finds a way to beat the network that is spotting fakes, producing images that are statistically precise, pure computational hallucinations—even if still dodgy to the human eye.
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But it never finds a way to skillfully bring Ruth back into the story, stranding her in a go-nowhere love triangle plot where one point of the triangle is played by her boss, Sam (Marc Maron).
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Although he is rapidly approaching the 100th day of his presidency (this is Day 77), Trump -- almost daily -- finds a way to shoehorn the fact that he won when no one else said he could into conversations.
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Life, apparently, finds a way as long as demons and dryads can make deals, and the game purposefully plays with the player's expectations about what kinds of creatures might appear in an adventure game of urban fantasy.
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Ms. Warren, clearly conscious of the symbolic power of her run-in with Mr. McConnell, has turned the phrase into her own slogan-in-waiting, and invariably finds a way to sprinkle it in her public remarks.
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The second episode of season two — as stated — finds a way to mostly ground the boat for onshore antics, but in a way that neatly examines what more ocean-based populations might do once the world ends.
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If the U.K. somehow finds a way to remain in the EU, finance and industry would breathe a huge sigh of relief, the pound would soar in value, and even the other 27 EU member states would cheer.
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But if Kumagai's team finds a way to turn these illuinated vats of glycerine into high-definition images that can be updated with a stream of fluid, they might make an appearance in public spaces in the future.
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Until the media finds a way to stop fueling racist stereotypes, finally "looks like America," and no longer makes excuses for racists, it will keep wasting time asking if cross burnings are just dramatic ways to roast marshmallows.
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O. J. Simpson, the FX series finds a way to recreate actual tension, to tell the "untold" story of a case that dominated headlines, and to delve into the deeper themes to create a dark, addictive character study.
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"I Feel Invisible": Native Students Languish in Public Schools Chinese Girl Finds a Way Out of Tedious Homework: Make a Robot Do It The School Photo Industry Is a Master Class in Drama You've Conquered the Escape Room.
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As different as Clayton is from the boys (he describes them as "almost feral") he finds a way to thread his blues harp around their hard beats and dance moves until a tentative, if risky, alliance is formed.
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If season one was all about deconstructing how power shifts and steals agency and pushes people to their moral edges, I hope season two's story finds a way to give power back to those who need it most.
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"There's that saying 'life finds a way' and I think it makes sense here because if fraternities were to be removed from American colleges, teenagers would continue to find a way to group together based on similarities," he said.
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Beyond some effective grotesquerie and familiar horror tropes, you'll get a compelling story about protagonist Margot (The Path's Amy Forsyth), who finds a way to reconnect with her dead father (American Horror Story's John Carroll Lynch) through the house.
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But as scripted by Mark Lafferty and directed by Andrew McCarthy, "Yerba Buena" finds a way to take a situation we've all been through — the long, listless holiday weekend — and turn it into the stuff of compelling emotional drama.
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While this could be a bounce-back spot for Seattle, I think Arizona finds a way to make this one competitive in the fourth quarter, and the spread is just high enough that a lucky backdoor cover feels open.
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Gate's comments come just days after high-profile physicist Stephen Hawking warned on the emergence of AI, saying it could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization" unless society finds a way to control its development.
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American officials — from both the Trump administration and the Obama administration before it — concede that Washington has struggled to deter Chinese hacking, and have predicted the cyberattacks will increase until the United States finds a way to curb them.
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JH: It's self-driving tech that's been adopted for indoor space, so it can safely navigate from Point A to Point B. A server puts the food on Penny, and it finds a way to get to the table.
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But a temporary job playing at a luxury hotel's bar shakes up his world, especially once he encounters a cougar on the prowl, Olivia (Amy Landecker of "Transparent," who finds a way to energize her cliché of a character).
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Still, that which is repressed often finds a way of expressing itself somehow and music has, time and time again, come to dust the cobwebs off mainstream culture's ideas about gender roles, sexual politics and, indeed, the gates of mystery themselves.
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And just as with The Social Network, The Founder's Ray Kroc finds a way to expand the initial spark of someone else's idea into an empire, by expanding its reach and appeal, and ruthlessly leveraging the power that comes with success.
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Mr. Enrigue finds a way to incorporate documents from the mid 15th century and (apocryphal?) 21st-century email exchanges with an editor, and writes one chapter as a kind of playlet whose actors are Pope Pius IV and two courtiers.
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If you think you've had enough of humanity after this soul-crushing 2016, Stephen Hawking is here to remind you that we will not probably survive another 1,000 years — unless Elon Musk finds a way to get us to Mars.
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"For Sunday's match, it's hard to not see Novak as a pretty strong, clear favorite for the title because Federer's weapon is probably his serve, and Novak finds a way to neutralize that," said former world number one Mats Wilander.
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The emergence of artificial intelligence, or A.I., could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization " unless society finds a way to control its development, high-profile physicist Stephen Hawking said at the Web Summit technology conference on Monday.
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There were also concerns about spring-loading — when one company acquires another and, between the announcement of the deal and the actual merger, finds a way to book a higher level of costs and lower revenue at the company being acquired.
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Unlike the hero of Stefan Zweig's "Chess Story," who drove himself mad in Gestapo captivity, trying to play both sides of a mental chess game, Mr. Zobernig finds a way to make the severe black-and-white grid warm and fuzzy.
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" Phillip Gruber, who works in health services for the county, said he had been meaning to come for many years, and finally did this year, "to see how our society finds a way to honor people who have been apart.
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The Patriots offense is not what it used to be, and this Bills team is as good as any in years, but New England always finds a way, so I'm going to trust the trend and ride Brady and Belichick.
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Reimbursements on the drugs pharmacies dispense aren&apost what they once were, the competition for getting people into a store is fierce, and it seems like investors still haven&apost figured out how a company like Walgreens finds a way out.
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Others have said that her boyfriend will eventually be grateful that we did this: If he finds a way to pay off the loan and go to the university, he will value it more and be more proud of himself.
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Back in 1993, the likes of Linford Christie (100m) and Michael Johnson (400m) ruled the roost and though they have long since retired, Garcia still finds a way to motivate himself to compete a month shy of his 50th birthday.
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At the same time, there are plenty of skeptics of AI. High-profile physicist Stephen Hawking said last year that AI could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization " unless society finds a way to control its development.
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And though she finds a way to bring some of her collaborators from the campaign into the world of Scarlet in the season finale, it seems clear that running for office lit some kind of a public service-oriented fire under Kat.
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The world of WALL-E may not be something we want to flock towards, but the path of least resistance finds a way in any technology and it's altogether unwise for content creators to force users down less efficient avenues of taking action.
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And even for those moments in life when shoes and a shirt are decidedly not optional, like the true '90s girl she is at heart, the pop star still finds a way to flaunt just a touch of midriff no matter the occasion.
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Walsh finds a way to film the conversation to indicate that even if Serena seems like an equal participant in the discussion, she's really, really not — and skillfully conveys the imbalance between them without making too big a deal out of it.
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Even at its lowest, the reality competition usually finds a way make its tagline — "outwit, outplay, outlast" — mean something different and more interesting, whether that means inviting fan-favorite contestants to return or splitting the tribes into specific categories based on silly themes.
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" Kloss has referred to Swift as her best friend on several occasions, including last month when she tweeted about Swift's birthday wishes for her: "When you're halfway around the world & your best friend still finds a way to celebrate 24 with you.
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First of all, it does, as we all know, hurt the consumers, hurt the suppliers, hurt the overall economy, and does it really get to the point where Mexico finds a way to stop people who want to come to the U.S.?
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Life, uh, finds a way (Image: Jurassic Park/YouTube)Earlier this month, the media was abuzz about "de-extinction," after Harvard scientist George Church claimed we'd be able to grow a (probably non-viable) wooly mammoth embryo in the next few years.
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FirstEnergy Solutions said it could shut its 2,490-megawatt (MW) Bruce Mansfield coal plant and the 1,808-MW Beaver Valley nuclear plant in Pennsylvania in 2021 unless the state or federal government finds a way to provide more money for the facilities.
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It seems like every time a bad guy commits a crime in the United States, an elected official finds a way to place some of the blame on the internet, or on edge providers for not doing their part to prevent that crime.
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But if this review suggests anything, it should be that The Lobster finds a way to tell a very familiar story — about how hard it can be to find love, until you do, and it seems so easy — in a wildly original way.
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This might have begun as just a convenient stoner joke, but the end result is its own special kind of magic: Just when you thought "Hello" had long-since overstayed its welcome, it finds a way to get back on a roll.
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Granted, "Philip gets frustrated with his travel agency" isn't exactly spellbinding stuff, but the Stan storyline finds a way to hum along with that bathroom scene, and Elizabeth ping-ponging between assignments is tense in a way that recalls some of The Americans' best moments.
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Leaked by a group (or person) known as the Shadow Brokers back in April, Eternal Blue is an exploit that finds a way into the transport protocols (think file sharing mechanisms and such) of computers running Windows that haven't been patched in a few months.
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Let's hope Trump finds a way to embrace the best of America, which, during the campaign he seemed to so easily disdain; values such as tolerance of different ideas, backgrounds and beliefs; respect for America's freedom of the press and independence of the judiciary.
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Everywhere she turns, she's facing down someone who doesn't think she's worthy of the power she has or doesn't think she belongs in the position she's in – and yet, again and again, Carol finds a way to prove them wrong and keep fighting regardless.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — There are those people who prefer not to see letters spelled out in crosswords — like EFFS for Fs — but my theory is that, if you wait long enough, there will always be some constructor who finds a way to make it acceptable.
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Barnett likes to defuse things—"I don't know, I don't know anything," she sings on "Crippling Self-Doubt and a General Lack of Confidence"—and, in the animated video for "Nameless, Faceless," she finds a way to make the absurdity of the female predicament laughable.
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It's dark, weird, and even though I'm barely keeping up with what's going on, that's exactly why the series is so much fun; it purposely sends the plot spiraling in a million confusing directions before it, like clockwork, finds a way to tie everything together.
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Iran already has breached the stockpile and enrichment level limits set by the deal, while stressing it could quickly revert back to the terms of the accord if Europe finds a way for it to sell its crude oil abroad despite crushing U.S. sanctions.
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And yet in the show's best hours, like "Vietnam" or season one's "Memphis," This Is Us finds a way to tell schematic stories in a way that underlines how easy it can be to get sucked beneath the water by history's never-ending undertow.
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There could be a real swing back rightward among some Asian voters — a possibility that the Trump White House obviously entertains, but which can only happen if the Republican Party finds a way to lose its Trumpian aura of white identity politics and bigotry.
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He finds a way, through this form, to explore the effects of the war on an entire community and to delve deeply into the consciousness of one flawed individual who is both a spiritual guide and a living symptom of the society in disarray.
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And I would hope that over time the administration finds a way to reassert U.S. leadership and reassure our allies and partners in the region that the U.S. is a Pacific power, is here to stay and as a power that they can rely upon.
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We spotted the video via The Register, and you can get an idea of what the actors looked like before and after the deepfakes were applied in this tweet from Josh Robert Thompson, who plays both Goldblum and Lucas: Deep Fake, uh, finds a way.
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As the hippie-out-of-time Dr. Nira Cain-N'Degeocello, Cohen finds a way to make fun of neoliberal anxiety about the state of 2018 America in ways that manage to place the joke both on Cohen's character and the (mostly) Republicans he interviews.
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Giving a rapist so much screen time to parse his feelings might seem like a jarring choice, but Orange Is The New Black finds a way to make his disgust and confusion a vital part of the conversation, without letting it take over completely.
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Despite not arriving as fully baked as ABC's comedies usually do — which is a credit to ABC's comedies, and less a criticism of this show — The Mayor should fit in neatly with them, assuming it finds a way to be funnier (and I imagine it will).
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A closed economy of human flesh and sex-slavery sustains a surreal hierarchy based on seat numbers; eventually the hero finds a way to guide the plane out of the band of night in which it has been perpetually flying, down to Earth and into the light.
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I never dug into the DLC for either of its sequels, either, so I'm looking forward to that, when free time finds a way—though I might skip the questionable politics of Infinite, as much as my cloudy memory suggests I quite liked it the first time.
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Like Alomar's best work, it makes a point that is equal parts silly and compelling: By most metrics, humans seem a great deal more important than ants, but it also seems obvious that whichever species finds a way to avoid destroying itself is the better one.
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Gaffigan's particular brand of hyper-self-aware comedy works because it gets inside your head: He riffs, then riffs on what the audience might be thinking about his riff, then finds a way to fully break the fourth wall by meta-riffing on the riff-riff relationship.
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Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) sacrifices her life; a colossal battle ensues; Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) dies; and Captain America (Chris Evans) finds a way to live the life he'd always wanted, reappearing as an old man to entrust his shield to the Falcon (Anthony Mackie).
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When Levi&aposs finds a way to make 100% cottonized-hemp clothing, "We&aposre going to go from a garment that goes from 3,781 L of fresh water, 2,655 of that in just the fiber cultivation," Dillinger said, drawing from data collected by the Stockholm Environmental Institute.
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Any medium grounded in the year 1940 would, of course, be remiss to ignore the vile storm brewing in the United States (and beyond) at the time, but Gilbert's dextrous storytelling finds a way of creating a narrative that is somehow politically aware and downright romplike.
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And given the creative team behind the scenes of his show, I hope HBO finds a way to move forward with a second season, but with one that blows up the world of season one as much as this show blew up the world of the comic.
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What's most remarkable about this series, even when it feels like it's marking time (as it has here and there, in every season), is how it finds a way to tell stories about the slow wearing down of moral standards in characters whose ultimate fates we already know.
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Never in a million years would I have thought that the project would be able to raise a couple thousand dollars in the few months leading up to February, but then again, when Terere sets his mind to something, he generally finds a way to make it happen.
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The FX comedy ended up being one of TV's best surprises when it premiered in 2014 and has only gotten better, not least because it always finds a way to make Gretchen and Jimmy's hesitant relationship genuinely touching — even if it has to make a devastating joke first.
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More significantly, The Boys grapples directly with the #MeToo era in a plot thread where Starlight is sexually assaulted by one of The Seven as part of her "initiation," but she finds a way not just to fight back, but to claim her own agency among the group.
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"I probably learned the most about basketball in my brief moment with [San Antonio Spurs] Coach [Gregg] Popovich, just because every day he's like a teacher ... and finds a way to spin life and basketball into one," said West, who had a 15-season career with four teams.
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GOP leaders absent from dinner Making a deal that finds a way to keep the individuals who benefit under DACA in the United States shows the challenge of striking bipartisan deals in Washington, and no agreement will move forward in Congress unless Ryan and McConnell agree on it.
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" Every time Rachel attempts to compliment the family—like praising the sense of community found in making dumplings together—Eleanor finds a way to make it about the ways Rachel would be unable to hold up the family's reputation, because she is too busy with her own "passions.
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Whenever a weirdo puts something bizarre and compelling on the web, or a broke freelancer finds a way to make ends meet until their next check arrives, or a marginalized person finds an unexpectedly huge audience for her project on Kickstarter — there we'll see the spirit of XOXO enduring.
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For now, it still feels like there's a lot of work to be done before we see the Nurmagomedov-McGregor rematch, but between the money at stake and the drama and attention the fight would bring to UFC, chances are White finds a way to make it happen eventually.
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Big ideas are shared, secrets are spilled, and hopes are dashed—and yet, Sag energy always finds a way to see the sunny side, and you, dear Libra, are seeing how the energetic release taking place can be for the best, even if things are especially emotional right now.
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From his place on the sidelines, he has a clear view of the longstanding racism perpetrated against him and his fellow Asian-Americans, but, through love (and the law), finds a way to expand his dreams and become a key player, both in the show and in his life.
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"If the House finds a way in the coming days to support a deal, it would allow the government to seek a short, limited, technical extension to Article 50 ... Such a short technical extension is only likely to be on offer if we have a deal in place," May told parliament.
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If Facebook finds a way to deliver on this promise by giving others the power to appoint those who decide what behavior must be regulated and how, and by making data sufficiently available for a healthy oversight and decision process, it will be a significant move toward tying the king's hands.
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If the fire nevertheless finds a way to enter the open pit mines where gigantic excavators scoop up tar like bitumen and place it in similarly oversize dump trucks, Mr. Morrison said that the province's experience during a 2011 fire suggested that the oil-bearing bitumen is unlikely to ignite.
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It lost because no matter how well a team plays, or how well a coach prepares, Barcelona finds a way through, as it did with its first goal, created by a pass that could not exist — but that was played anyway by Jordi Alba — and finished off by Luis Suárez.
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It's much to Godwin's credit that she finds a way to weave all these strands together, along with neat little side stories about Marcus's friendship with Lachicotte Hayes, an older man in the community, and his interest in the imminent hatching of hundreds of loggerhead turtles' eggs on the beach.
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"We're focused on the next shift, but Pierre finds a way to get it done and get the information out there," said Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault, who has known McGuire since the late '90s, when he was coaching in Montreal and McGuire was doing radio and television commentary for Canadiens games.
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Now, that's only useful if the series finds a way to make them all as compelling as they could be — something it hasn't achieved yet (beyond casting incredibly skillful actors playing them) — but it's also not boxed in by source material the way The Walking Dead has been now and then.
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What's more, the episode makes each of the guys Zoey is considering neatly symbolize a different path her life could take, making it even more crucial that she finds a way to stop waffling and figure out what it is she actually wants, not what she thinks she's supposed to want.
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In other words, I idolized Sheryl Sandberg the woman—good for any sister who finds a way to amass $113 billion for being at parties and steering clear of some boring ops job—but from the first minute I saw her in person in 2012 I was very, very concerned about Facebook.
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Affecting if sometimes overly earnest, the novel moves between Rio de Janeiro, where, as a teen, Mara finds a way to confront a former police chief accused of torturing her mother, and Los Angeles, where, reckoning with the past, she realizes how "parents can both protect and hurt their children with the truth."
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Whether in nearly life-size portraits of friends, slightly unnerving scenes set around articifial-blue SoCal swimming pools or moments of homoerotic intimacy — a subject he began tackling with forthright confidence well ahead of the societal curve — Hockney always finds a way to wrap formal painterly concerns into finely observed shades of emotion.
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The series banks everything on the weird tonal whiplash that results from flashing between the mystical otherworldly bullshit of the OA's story and the more realistic tales of her attempts to reintegrate with the little town she grew up in, but it never finds a way to make the mystical bullshit believable.
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The overwhelmed children try to pull themselves together, and Jamie Bernstein finds a way—many ways, actually—of making a life out of music without being a musician, narrating concert works, creating an equivalent of the Young People's Concerts (the Bernstein Beat, devoted to his music), making a film about the training of young American instrumentalists.
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"Rival campaigns worry about the creeping possibility that he finds a way to catch fire if the early states deliver no clear front-runner, or that he wins enough delegates to deny anyone a majority, granting him a brokering role in choosing the nominee before the convention," my colleagues Isaac Stanley-Becker and Michael Scherer wrote recently.
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The Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre in Lochmaddy, which hosts the work, can no longer develop on its existing site due to predicted storm surge sea levels, and its clear that the facility will be mostly submerged by the rising tide in the coming years, unless society collectively finds a way to reduce the environmental impact of human existence on the planet.
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Goldblum is the man you can trust to speak up in a world where everything is going to shit, walk you through a changing technological landscape, star in your wedding photos, give you free hotdogs, join your hypothetical band Chaos Theory, improve your hotel room, reenact your favorite memes, fight off zombies…ah, what I'm trying to, er, say is that life, uh, finds a way.
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My Befuddling Dinner With Facebook Empress Sheryl Sandberg Virginia Heffernan wistfully recalls her Lean In dinner with Sheryl Sandberg: In other words, I idolized Sheryl Sandberg the woman—good for any sister who finds a way to amass $1.6 billion for being at parties and steering clear of some boring ops job—but from the first minute I saw her in person in 2013 I was very, very concerned about Facebook.
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Mobility as a service will be good for users, but unless Paris finds a way to lure them back into public transit, or at least divert some revenue from shared private transportation back into public infrastructure—last year Bird announced it would help build and maintain protected bike lanes in cities where it operates—e-scooter companies will not contribute to a long-term vision for sustainable mobility.
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If the House finds a way in the coming days to support a deal, it would allow the Government to seek a short limited technical extension to Article 50 to provide time to pass the necessary legislation and ratify the agreement we have reached with the EU. But let me be clear, such a short technical extension is only likely to be on offer if we have a deal in place.
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Day 67: "Phone Home" – Tha Carter 3 , 2008 How's this for a Black Friday sale: People around the country are knocking down the doors of big box retailers while others are decrying commercialism and still others are using the day for protest (while somehow the right wing, which finds a way to complain about everything except actual racism, is managing to make said protests about persecution of white people yet again).
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That the movie finds a way to do this with every single character is striking, but even more incredible is that Toy Story 2 also finds ways to play off the character arcs developed in the first film, particularly when it comes to Buzz, who confronts another Buzz Lightyear doll who doesn't yet realize he's a toy and is forced to deal with just what an idiot he was back in the first film.
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In the psychiatric setting, it only becomes possible to treat a patient in the psychotic range of the diagnostic spectrum when an analyst does not focus on the "manifest content" — on what actually happens on the surface — but finds a way to address the underlying dynamics in order to work them through and establish, first in the analytic setting, and then hopefully in the patient's life, a less compromised relation to reality.
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Consider: a) a good chunk of the government will shut down unless Congress finds a way to fund it (and Trump signs such a bill) before midnight Friday; b) it's not clear whether many of the House Republicans who lost reelection bids will come back to DC (and do so very quickly) if they are needed to pass some sort of border wall funding measure; and c) the math in the Senate to pass a major increase in the cash allocated for the border wall is hard to see, at best, and impossible at worst.
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Ahead of Atlanta's return to FX in March, the network finally dropped a full-length trailer for Robbin' Season, leaving the rotation vibes and floating alligators of the first two surrealistic teasers behind to reveal what we can expect next from one of the best shows on TV. Things are looking up for Donald Glover's Earn: He climbs out from the storage unit he's been crashing in, seems to be back in Van's good graces, and—judging by the wad of cash he gets ahold of—finds a way to start making some real money.
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