As the sun was setting, a dozen bulls were led to a clearing and aligned flank to flank.
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"It's not a risk-free issue for Clinton to campaign on, either from the left flank or the right flank," he said.
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KERNEN: I get the feeling that Senator Schumer is taking a lot of flack from his flank, from the far-left flank.
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He was on the left flank of the party then and he's on its left flank today, but that flank is much closer to the middle of the party thanks to a near-extinction of its right wing and a generally leftward tilt of mainstream Democrats after Obama's win in 2008.
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At Mr. Basso's fashion extravaganzas over the years, Diane Sawyer might have been seen rubbing shoulders with Ivana Trump, Martha Stewart spied sitting flank to flank alongside Mary J. Blige.
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England will have noted how Germany switched the ball quickly from flank to flank, but the final ball must be of very high quality if it is to trouble the Swedish defense.
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"For them to embrace me … it's just looking to your left flank and to your right flank, knowing that your team is there for you," Gordon told BuzzFeed News during a phone conversation.
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I didn't see his buddy on my left flank. Bang.
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It is demanding that Mrs Merkel secure her right flank.
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Today, the twin water fountains still flank the courthouse stairs.
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And for the left flank of activists, that's a problem.
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The implicit argument also works on the Democrats' left flank.
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Flank speed is as fast as a ship can go.
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On the opposite wall, two drawings flank the ornate fireplace.
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But the ire from the left flank may only grow.
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Other decisions have helped her with her party's progressive flank.
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Ms. Comstock is already facing difficulty on her right flank.
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A lean cut, flank steak can dry out if overcooked.
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Thailand, on Myanmar's eastern flank, has not provided any welcome.
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The project comprises two towers that flank the High Line.
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Blackburn is viewed more favorably by the party's right flank.
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The radical flank effect is a very effective political mechanism.
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John Hickenlooper, have shored up the more traditional moderate flank.
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Not one, but three, massive Christmas trees flank the palace entry.
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BHP has an 85-percent stake in the South Flank project.
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Nelson's flank had been pinkened after just a couple of punches.
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Boehner's most vicious fights with his party's right flank weren't ideological.
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And he's got some help arriving on the big ferry's flank.
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Then, John Arne Riise was dispossessed out on the left flank.
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In faint letters, "Indian" and "Hero" flank Bartow in mock salute.
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The two men who will flank him on the stage -- Sen.
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Here, there are no lines to flank with a surprise maneuver.
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So, now, he may be acting to protect his own flank.
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In the Senate, lawmakers on the left flank such as Sen.
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Two massive walk-in closets flank an entire en suite bathroom.
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Be bold in your seasonings, a flank steak can take it.
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That's pretty much the definition of a positive radical flank effect.
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But Trump needs to do more than protect his right flank.
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In the large living room, built-in benches flank a fireplace.
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Rakitic switched the ball from left flank to right, where Vrsaljko crossed.
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That is sure to enrage the right flank of their own party.
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The Russian aerial maneuvers come amid rising tensions on NATO's eastern flank.
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The 2015 election saw the Conservatives consume the Lib Dems' centrist flank.
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But, for now, she appears still concerned about solidifying her left flank.
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Junior Myles Powell scored 15 points to flank Mamukelashvili for Seton Hall.
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Two confessionals flank the altar, one for personnel and one for patients.
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Two such beasts with gigantic wings flank the entrance to Tianshi's headquarters.
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Some areas on the fire&aposs southeastern flank were reopened to residents.
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Microbial colonies (yellow) coat the newly-formed seafloor on Kilauea's south flank.
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He's going to be serving under Ser Brienne, protecting the left flank.
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"He was going to try to flank us," Mr. Sandy, 41, testified.
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Though if you'd prefer flank steak teriyaki, I could manage that instead.
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"There's a common misconception that the flank strap is painful," she said.
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The port is the southern flank of U.S. operations in the Pacific.
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But government authorities in Odisha, along India's eastern flank, hardly stood still.
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Roger Wicker, setting up a divisive primary race from Wicker's right flank.
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One picture window faces the street, while two others flank the fireplace.
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Sleek, armless yellow-green chairs now flank the marble-topped tulip table.
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But concerns quickly emerged, both on the left and right flank. Sen.
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The right flank of the House, however, seized on Trump's negotiation remark.
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Unfortunately, Democratic opponents are lining up to run from his left flank.
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Rather, her party's left flank and their inflamed grassroots activists overwhelmed her.
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But it does not mean the party's left flank lacked victories this year.
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That, many Democrats said, mitigates the danger to Feinstein from her left flank.
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That high pressure area is drawing Arctic air southward on its eastern flank.
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Its windows, at five feet wide by nine feet long, flank several walls.
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According to Calorie King, a pound of beef flank contains approximately 213 calories.
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He went to the store earlier and got flank steak, greens, and artichokes.
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Abstract blue and blush illustrations covering a Doberman's flank resemble bone and sinew.
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His arrow advanced him on the right flank, behind a line of calvary.
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Carefully put the flank steak in the pan and close the oven door.
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Two stages flank opposite ends of the Halle's cavernous and clean indoor space.
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Amid unrest among the conservative flank, Republicans are now trying to make amends.
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You could grill a flank steak and serve it with kimchi-style coleslaw.
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If not, we'd run toward the cabin and flank it on two sides.
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Bernie Sanders, the most recognizable and popular stalwart of the party's left flank.
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Tellingly, Pelosi has thus far welcomed the challenge from her conference's right flank.
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Merkel, they complained, left Germany's right flank wide open for the AfD raiders.
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A fierce blue guardian deity and a red one flank the main entrance.
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Palmer caught four passes for 71 yards to flank Guarantano's effort for Tennessee.
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Bronze muscled her way down the right flank before cutting the ball back.
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The two guest rooms that follow flank a hallway bathroom with a tub.
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Ocasio-Cortez helped secure the California liberal's left flank amid a leadership challenge.
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Buttigieg has been criticized by some on the party's left flank, like Rep.
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Her right flank seems to be floating up and away from her left.
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It is nonetheless striking that Mr Biden's left flank should draw such fire.
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Two of the bedrooms, with matching French doors and balconies, flank the parlor.
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He might roast a lamb flank, for instance, where Jorjadze suggested boiling it.
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Cook, turning the flank continually, until the desired degree of doneness is achieved.
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Just after the one minute mark, the drone looks outward, down the volcano's flank.
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Booker, then, has an opportunity to open a left flank on criminal justice issues.
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The current government offensive is focused on the southern flank of the rebel enclave.
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Like last year, large speakers flank both the top and bottom of the screen.
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Farage and the Johnson flank of the Conservative Party are the reason Brexit happened.
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In particular, researchers want to know more about the forward flank of a storm.
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A few fuel tanks, a low tower, and some cameras flank the concrete pad.
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Portman is afraid of alienating Donald Trump's right flank and supporters from the right.
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"McConnell will always protect his right flank," one former Senate GOP staffer told me.
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Whenever you stretch yourself to reach for something, after all, you expose your flank.
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I'm in urology, so that's what we see every time someone says flank pain.
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And Ms. Warren has another rival for support on her left flank: Mr. Sanders.
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"This is a strategy in social movements where you play the flank," Broad said.
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The Democrats have a huge financial advantage; they can afford to secure their flank.
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Another night brought a flank steak of veal wearing fresh herbs and olive oil.
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A flank of marshals escorted him out of the room, and she turned solemn.
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McConnell already faces an insurrectionist caucus on his right flank — most notably, from Sens.
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Tamara Santibañez's grisaille landscapes, two of which flank Ferguson's video piece, support this reading.
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My only quibble was that the flank steak, sourced from Pat LaFrieda, was chewy.
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Here the unplanned bonuses are the two additional long downs that flank TEACHABLE MOMENT.
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"It's hard to try new things here," said Mick Walsdorf, a Flank managing partner.
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He is under tremendous pressure domestically from his right flank to reject it altogether.
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The others flank this central motor, with two spaced out on either side of it.
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If Assad falls, Russia loses its access to the Mediterranean, which is Europe's southern flank.
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Stick with lean meat like flank steak or filet mignon, and keep the portion petite.
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Cameron's quest to strengthen his own right flank had turned into a world-historical disaster.
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A powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake on the volcano's south flank shook the area on Friday.
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Trump needs more on his party's right flank to break ranks and support his agenda.
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The flank steak is soft; no matter how it's cut, it melts in your mouth.
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For instance, while leading candidates on the field's left flank such as Sanders and Sen.
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Trump is under extreme pressure from his right flank to go big on the wall.
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Lava began flowing down the mountain's flank and across homes and roads around 33 p.m.
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Some proposals supported by the Democratic Party's left flank have a plurality of support nationwide.
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Three types of missiles flank the main gate of F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming.
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Iverson drove a fire engine and was killed on the east flank of the blaze.
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Bernie Sanders at the left flank of the party, and West Virginia Blue Dog Sen.
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One of our best-loved steak recipes is Melissa Clark's sweet and spicy flank steak.
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And in a sign that Pelosi could face pushback from her party's progressive flank, Rep.
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Steam explosions sculpted a new crater, while a bulge emerged on the volcano's north flank.
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Democrats' left flank left dissatisfied Still, the shutdown revealed some schisms within the Democratic Party.
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GOP leaders will also have to watch for signs of trouble from their right flank.
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Stir in the parsley, shallots, lemon juice, salt, and pepper and serve with the flank.
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From How-To: Make a Beef Flank with Smoked Beef Fat Vinaigrette With Luke Powell
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The image of the blonde beauty draped in raw flank steak is burned into our minds.
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Stephen L. Miller: With Ocasio-Cortez&aposs rise, Democrats now own their loony far-left flank .
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I read only half the message on its flank before it sees me and skips away.
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The trackpad is ginormous and the micro-drilled speaker grilles that flank the keyboard scream power.
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Stuffed heart Treat this like a flank steak and stuff it with savory mushrooms and spinach.
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Merkel moved her party, the Christian Democratic Union, to the center, leaving her right flank open.
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As Reaper, the trick for you is to flank around behind Roadhog and catch him unaware.
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For Reaper, the trick is to flank Zenyatta and shove your dual shotguns in his face.
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Osterloh decided to flank the Pixel effort with other devices that were good matches for Assistant.
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The rule change was widely viewed as a major victory for the Democratic Party's left flank.
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His later brief, half-hearted reopening was only to protect his now exposed right political flank.
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The left flank of the party will point to polls that showed Bernie Sanders doing better.
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The Brazilian picked up the ball on the left flank and cut inside past three defenders.
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But Pelosi's staunchest opposition is not expected to come from the left flank of the caucus.
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The deal averted both outcomes, and it isolated the party's troublesome far-right flank in Congress.
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His Culture Club bandmates—Jon Moss, Mikey Craig, and Roy Hay—flank him on each side.
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At that time, he was quick with a quip to dismiss his party's impractical right flank.
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Another new recipe to try: Melissa Clark's grilled flank steak with Worcestershire butter and charred tomatoes.
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The key question, obviously, is why some radical flank effects are positive and some are negative.
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Pacheco finished with 27 yards rushing on 20 carries to flank Carter for the Scarlet Knights.
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The two side buttons that flank the rotating crown can be mapped to whatever you like.
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As he climbed the ridge's left flank, a crowd of tourists began to point his way.
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He and other Israeli officials contend the region is crucial to defending the country's eastern flank.
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News of the wine cave fundraiser became immediate catnip for Buttigieg's top left-flank opponents, Sens.
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Buttigieg, as a presidential candidate, is taking most of his shots from the left flank, too.
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While the moderates are McConnell's immediate concern, he has not completely protected his right flank. Sen.
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As Heller responds to the attacks from the left, he must also watch his right flank.
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Germany stormed down the field with Mario Gomez making a beautiful run down the left flank.
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We quickly flank some purple enemies, the second highest tier, and make short work of them.
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Playing all three parts himself, he has an imagined conversation with his "left flank," a hammer-and-sickle socialist, and his "right flank," a tie-clad centrist, along with his therapist, who warns him that YouTube can transform decent people into "cruel, ego-driven" attention-seekers.
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I grab avocados, salad mixes, flank steak, a bottle of rosé, potstickers, and a ton of vegetables.
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All Tandy was thinking on, however, was the last time they stroked the flank of their Bigurl.
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That means the Democratic Party's recent movement on its platform should help shore up its left flank.
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Turkey's geographic location and strong military makes it the anchor of NATO's southern flank against Russian aggression.
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Tellingly, few in Moscow want to see America leave Afghanistan, fearing that might destabilise Russia's southern flank.
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McCree: McCree's Flashbang/Fan the Hammer combo is one of the most effective flank counters in Overwatch.
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At his feet, James Baxter, Zayner's one-eyed orange cat, rubbed its flank against its owner's legs.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a freshman from New York and a rock star among the party's left flank.
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Market pros aren't paying up to protect their flank as much as they have in the past.
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Emecenas and the other members of the collective show up with pounds of flank and sirloin steak.
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Minimising the old enemy's presence on its western flank has long been an obsession for Pakistani leaders.
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Jordan, which implicitly protects Israel's flank to the east, may yet be consumed by turmoil all around.
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Forward Joao Plata had the ball on the left flank and sent a cross into the box.
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Her go-to is marinated flank steak with whatever vegetables she can find at the farmer's market.
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Instead, here we are dealing with an "effusive fissure eruption" on the flank of a shield volcano.
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There's a new set of policy think tanks and advocacy groups backing the party's insurgent left flank.
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Eyeing the top spot, McCarthy cozied up to the right flank in the runup to the midterms.
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In the 116th Congress, it will be defined by the tensions between Pelosi and her left flank.
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Many on the House Republicans' right flank consider a pathway to citizenship a form of amnesty. Rep.
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The lava has been pouring down the flank of the volcano and into the ocean miles away.
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He jumped up, leaf litter stuck to his flank, and took a strategic position behind the fence.
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With that in mind, they'd do well to flank Payton with a solid shooter in the backcourt.
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Yet those rules are a target for the right flank of the party, because they increase premiums.
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One is to cook flap steak, which is similar to skirt or flank steak but more affordable.
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The party's left flank argues that not beginning proceedings would amount to an abdication of constitutional responsibility.
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Transitioning from 2012 into 2013, the radical flank and liberal issues rise dramatically to dominate the network.
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Whatever happens in the race, the Democratic party's leftmost flank will have to soldier on without Warren.
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Captain Perozeni and a group of Nigerien soldiers, all on foot, tried to flank the attacking fighters.
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Sweet and Spicy Grilled or Broiled Flank Steak Oh, this marinade: bright, hot and brown-sugar sweet.
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Just three minutes later, Julian Green stole the ball and fed Tim Weah on the left flank.
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"NATO's eastern flank needs to be strengthened because Russia's aggressive policy has not, unfortunately, ended," Morawiecki said.
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On the electoral map, swaths of blue flank a vivid red center, a testament to segregated politics.
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Michael Perozeni, and a group of Nigerien soldiers, all on foot, tried to flank the attacking fighters.
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He was worried that the storm's western flank might arrive with the afternoon high tide, flooding everything.
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He was worried that the storm's western flank might arrive with the afternoon high tide, flooding everything.
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They seemed concerned only about appeasing the House Freedom Caucus, the far-right flank of their party.
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The party recently lost a rising star who served as a unifier on its conservative southern flank.
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He argued that the facility on Mexico City's eastern flank was tainted by corruption and too costly.
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Or was he, in that moment, merely trying to shore up his right flank, which he did?
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Some groups on the Democrats' left flank saw victories even in largely mainstream representatives-elect from swing districts.
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Passenger-filled boats travel through the city's many canals, as people meander down walkways that flank the channels.
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The Green New Deal represents the progressive flank of the Democratic Party, but it has no Republican support.
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Under Erdogan, Turkey is no longer the obedient NATO ally guarding the alliance's southern flank against Russian expansionism.
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The landslide destroyed the volcano&aposs northern flank (side) and cryptodome (a bulge of magma inside the volcano).
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I make pan-grilled flank steak over goat cheese polenta with sautéed zucchini and mushrooms on the side.
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Gone (or seriously dumbed down) is rushing, turtling, unit amassing, flank attacks, map exploring, and tech tree development.
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And with the extreme right flank having an effective veto on the process, nothing of consequence can move.
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Democrats said they were left out of negotiations, with Ryan only trying to placate an implacable right flank.
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The woman suffered "significant bite injuries" and was bitten on the leg and flank, according to the department.
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Mist shrouded the mountains that flank the lagoon on Wednesday morning and rain fell steadily as winds gusted.
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In an installation titled Lu Yang Delusional Crime and Punishment (2015), several banners flank a flashing video monitor.
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Make the steak: Put the flank steak on a baking sheet and season on both sides with salt.
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And they increasingly think a candidate from the party's left flank could be the person to do it.
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On the other, it has to guard its right flank against new media that can outcrazy it. 6.
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Indiana went up 21-7 on Ramsey's 8-yard pass to J-Shun Harris on the right flank.
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Mainstream GOP leaders have long regarded King, like, Rohrabacher, as a loudmouth on the party's far-right flank.
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Any shot, any ambush, any flank is a place where the world of the game could change irrevocably.
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On the left flank is J Street, which focuses on ending the Arab–Israeli and Israeli–Palestinian conflicts.
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The court's growing right flank appears to have little appetite for honoring the broader implications of those rulings.
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But Ms. Merkel needs his party, the Christian Social Union, to form the right flank of her government.
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But talk that the left-flank of the Democratic Party is poised to abandon Clinton is wildly overblown.
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His offense was one scuffed pass, a deflating climax to a wonderful, flowing move down Barcelona's right flank.
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Inui picks up a yellow card for tugging down Sarr, who had gotten past him on the flank.
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Any vote on a bill deemed "amnesty" by the party's right flank could demoralize conservative voters in November.
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He also had some pneumonia, which can cause flank pain, and would need his kidney function checked, too.
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Certainly, the Court's right flank is eager to tear down any distinction between religious identity and religious action.
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She suggests grilling small flank steaks and pairing that with grilled asparagus and her Garlic-Ass Mashed Potatoes.
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But, thanks to repeated verbal stumbles and a recharged progressive flank, he can't shake doubts from other candidates.
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The play started at the other end when Julie Ertz transitioned to Mallory Pugh on the right flank.
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But Turkey remains a major factor in Syria, curbing migration to Europe and defending the alliance's eastern flank.
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Put the flank to the side to rest and season with plenty of cracked pepper before carving. 3.
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Hummels can be replaced relatively straightforwardly by Benedikt Howedes, with Julian Draxler coming back in on the flank.
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That would also embolden the SPD's left flank who would prefer the party to quit the coalition with Merkel.
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Two jigaboo caricatures flank the slave ship like bookends, suggesting where the story of the slave trade ended up.
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Rubio is responding by scrambling home to cover his flank — he's also set to rally in Florida on Tuesday.
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Then it began sending lava flows down the mountain&aposs flank and across homes and roads around 4 p.m.
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Thinner cuts — skirt steak, flank steak, skinnier pork chops — typically have trouble browning before they overcook in the center.
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This bias towards stability can enrage the party's left flank, whose members have a grudging respect for Republican intransigence.
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Watch French chef Julien Ponthieu show you how to properly mince a nice piece of Argentinian flank steak first.
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Chorizo pork sausage, black pudding, ribs, and flank are all cooked to spec—rare, medium rare, even well done.
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In the group picture, Stefani and bandmates Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont and Adrian Young flank Bowie on both sides.
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Trump, and other political aides, have been wary of their right flank when it comes to the Iran issue.
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Ms. Nixon blasted Mr. Cuomo's executive order as an insufficient, transparent response to her challenge from his left flank.
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The conflicts have escalated at a time of high tension on Turkey's southeastern flank, along its border with Syria.
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David walks us up and down the glass tanks that flank the right-hand side of their living room.
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But on the other hand, European countries still rely on Turkey as a NATO ally on Europe's southern flank.
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Which brings us back home, to the political wilderness now occupied by the Democratic Party and its left flank.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls embraced their party's left flank during a presidential cattle call in the nation's capital on Wednesday.
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It empowers those negotiating the terms of a Putin visit if there is a strong right flank from Congress.
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Among his positions, Avenatti supports "Medicare for All," which is gaining steam on the left flank of the party.
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The rest, including the southern flank where fighting has focused this week, is dominated by Tahrir al-Sham group.
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Moscow has asymmetric advantages in cyber espionage and cyber-attack skills and in military power near NATO's eastern flank.
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The jab from the conservatives coincides with hits Republican leaders have taken from the party's moderate flank over immigration.
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In this photo, firefighters attack the north flank with backfires near the resort town of Ojai on Dec. 9.
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He showed pace and an ability to take on defenders down the left flank, assisting on Altidore's second goal.
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Beneath its 12.3-inch touchscreen, it has a series of touch-sensitive panels that flank the transmission gear selector.
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Wallflower-like mannequins donning spectacular costumes by Paris-Based Indian designer Manish Arora flank the hall between installation spaces.
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The election of President Donald Trump has proved a call to action for voters on the party's left flank.
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The move was overrided in part by the decision to include the front-facing speakers that flank the screen.
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Formerly a member of the Socialist party, his pro-business policies became increasingly untenable with the party's left flank.
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The NYPD shield has been given a rainbow redesign and two heart-shaped rainbows flank it on the hood.
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He drove a fire engine and was killed on the east flank of the Thomas Fire, Lynne Tolmachoff said.
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Some of the GOP's rightmost flank has objected to offering a path to citizenship for the young immigrants. Rep.
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The group's Australian subsidiary CIMIC said CPB contractors had won a $260 million contract at BHP's South Flank project.
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A bust of Simón Bolívar, the 19th-century Latin American freedom fighter, stared through a flank of television cameras.
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The windows also flank the living room fireplace and rise as high as the hip-roofed red-tile dormer.
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Built-in bookcases flank the living room threshold, and a wood-burning brick fireplace is set into a wall.
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Recognizing Jerusalem, officials said, could soothe the right flank of Mr. Netanyahu's coalition government, stabilizing the political situation there.
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A positive radical flank effect is when radicals strengthen the bargaining position of core actors in their broader coalition.
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She broke down the right flank and her cross was met by Barbara Bonansea, who played in Elisa Bartoli.
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That massive mural of James that had stretched across the wide flank of a building near Quicken Loans arena?
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Nine minutes later, just after Dempsey was substituted, Jozy Altidore fed Pulisic, who was streaking down the right flank.
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Farhi's acrylic sculptures from Tapiau's Paris apartment now flank the castle's 18th-century marble fireplace like twin lava lamps.
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Since Russia&aposs 2014 incursion in Ukraine, NATO leaders have been focused on securing the alliance&aposs eastern flank.
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France's defense was praiseworthy, solid from the onset, even if fullback Lucas Hernandez sometimes struggled on his left flank.
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It blew out its southwest flank, sending 160 acres' worth of rocky debris cascading into the narrow Sunda Strait.
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A polar bear marked with the words "T-34" on its right flank was spotted wandering around eastern Russia.
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The main entrance opens into the living room, where original cabinets with leaded-glass door fronts flank the fireplace.
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His push comes as he takes incoming from the party's liberal flank, led by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Championed for years by the left flank of the party, Medicare for all gained support following Vermont Independent Sen.
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Lava has been spewing from vents on its eastern flank since May 3 and its summit crater is collapsing.
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Mr. Seehofer's tough stand on migrants is seen in part as a bid to protect his party's right flank.
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ReproAction, a left-flank reproductive justice advocacy group, released a statement saying Obama should have chosen a "progressive" candidate.
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The issue divides his caucus so deeply that he was never able to make much tangible progress on bringing together the right flank of his caucus that wanted to get rid of Obamacare's regulations and taxes, and the left flank that wanted to preserve the Medicaid expansion and other protections in the law.
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England took the lead after three minutes when Bronze burst down the right flank and cut in from the byline.
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With the National Front at his flank, he will come under serious pressure to continue to re-nationalize French politics.
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If you're cooking a 1-inch steak (or, a thinner cut like flank steak), that's definitely the way to go.
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Midfielder Luka Modric pulled the strings while captain Darijo Srna bagged three assists with darting runs down the right flank.
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Spain, Ireland, Portugal and several states on the EU's eastern flank wanted that exempted and subject to a separate law.
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Sandra had been hit once in the right flank and was bleeding on the floor when her mother called 911.
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Despite being on the east flank of the volcano, Kapoho was rebuilt as a gated community with its swimmable coastline.
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The best strategy is to guide it around to an enemy group's flank and detonate before they see it coming.
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He sits in a chair with his face half covered by a black scarf while two armed men flank him.
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Neal said Friday's large quake relieved some stress along Kilauea's south flank but another area of the volcano didn't move.
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Interestingly, however, my first flank wasn't nearly as sensitive to the heat and I managed to chat to Rebecca throughout.
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But his 3-pointer from the left flank under defensive pressure by Gallinari was off the mark as time expired.
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In this episode of How-To, he shows us how to make a beef flank with smoked beef fat vinaigrette.
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But any tack to the center to shore up moderates' support threatens to spur defections on the Republican right flank.
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The Marines moved through the streets while the robots provide situational awareness by covering the flank and reconnoitering the streets.
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The timing is trickier, but doing it right can position you for an easy strike at your foe's exposed flank.
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Poland's western flank has been shaken by Britain's decision to leave the European Union in 2019, referred to as Brexit.
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Iraqi and Western military sources say there had been debate about whether or not to seal off Mosul's western flank.
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Lava has been spewing from vents on its eastern flank since May 3 and its summit crater continues to collapse.
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Or does she have a secure left flank, so that she's free to target moderate Republican-leaners in the suburbs?
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Nearly all the candidates are wary of drawing the ire of the party's progressive flank, which favors increased workers' rights.
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He was coming under increasing pressure from his conservative flank to vow not to break the Hastert rule on immigration.
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But Pelosi's decision to cave to her caucus' right flank revealed the leadership now in office might need better directions.
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His most basic legislative agenda — getting a budget and spending bills passed — has failed, killed off by his right flank.
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Beginning well before Justice Scalia's death, I have been following the emergence of another project from the court's right flank.
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As vice president, he helped bring the country back from the brink of financial ruin and protected President Obama's flank.
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Manchin is expected to win handily, but a strong showing for Swearengin could indicate some weakness on his left flank.
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Ted Cruz was quick to agree from the right flank of the presidential field: Justice Scalia was an American hero.
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In the West, Russia faces off against NATO, but on its eastern flank, it has no obvious enemy or rival.
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It works beautifully as a main and equally well as a side paired with grilled flank steaks or Italian sausages.
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In the sitting area, built-in bookcases flank a fireplace, which has a new rock mantel installed by the owners.
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"We gained a kind of confidence that we're not alone here on the eastern flank of NATO," said Brig. Gen.
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He hides behind the first truck, firing at the Americans, then walks to the second, slowly trying to flank them.
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The White House is much more firm as far as support for our allies on the eastern flank of NATO.
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Right flank: A group of House conservatives introduced their own proposal on immigration on Wednesday at the helm of Reps.
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The Sahel is a vast area on the southern flank of the Sahara that stretches from Senegal east to Chad.
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Mexico's most effective leverage in this unfortunate and needless conflict lies in its stability on the United States's southern flank.
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Polices that not long ago looked like far-reaching progressivism are now deemed moderate milquetoastery by the party's left flank.
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The changes sought by Senate Republicans could upend White House efforts to shore up support from Mr. Ryan's conservative flank.
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Some in the party's left flank have criticized Democrats for being beholden to Wall Street and other big-dollar donors.
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Since that government formed, many on the SPD's left flank have called for the party to pull out of the coalition.
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The British Labour Party, taken over by its left flank in 2015, has become a redoubt of such leftist anti-Semitism.
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Lava began flowing out of the volcano and down toward the mountain's flank and across homes and roads around 4 p.m.
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Normally it'd be a mistake to attack a conservative leader like Cruz if the goal was to protect your right flank.
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Established parties, such as the Christian Democrats and the left-liberals of D66, could steal votes from the Liberals' left flank.
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Bullock said he believes his record adds up to progressive results, even if he might not appeal to Democrats' left flank.
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Tuxedo Sam, the penguin, and Hello Kitty sitting atop a pile of pastries flank either side of the al fresco eatery.
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She needs to cover that flank—especially ahead of the G20 summit in Hamburg next month, which Mr Trump will attend.
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Sitkowski then gave Rutgers a 21-0 halftime lead by hitting Blackshear with a 9-yard pass along the left flank.
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The photos of the destruction are staggering images of a gaping wound: an entire flank of the harbor reduced to rubble.
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The words "WHITE SUPREMACY" flank the man's head, while "MASS" is written along the top edge and "INCARCERATION" along the bottom.
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Drillzilla managed to flank the clown, then ram it, sneaking blades under its body and lifting it up off its wheels.
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But the two stones that flank the center jewel honor Prince Harry's mother as they&aposre from Princess Diana&aposs collection.
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Gabbard remains popular with some liberals but will have serious competition with other candidates on the left flank of the party.
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Flank steak is a cheap butcher's cut, as it's usually a tougher piece of muscle from the belly of the cow.
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Critics fear that implementing the proposals could spark another debt crisis that would engulf the countries on the EU's southern flank.
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In the now-removed video, the 13-year-old vlogger visited Japan's Aokigahara forest on the northwestern flank of Mount Fuji.
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America's right flank is at war with itself over climate-change science, and the latest battle is this week in Nashville.
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Prominent Labour members — particularly those on the party's right flank — have been urging Corbyn to tack right on immigration for months.
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Clinton previously supported TPP as Obama's secretary of State, but has since disavowed it under pressure from the party's left flank.
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Washington is an important military ally for the former Soviet-ruled state of 2 million people on the EU's eastern flank.
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When Warren, Sanders's top competition on the party's left flank, took the stage, she used her time to hammer the GOP.
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Few, if any, issues animate the conference more, particularly its always restive right flank, and a misstep could create a problem.
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They burst from the gate together, with Irad, who is eighteen months older, slightly ahead, and Jose on his brother's flank.
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The volcano's northernmost flank had grown outward by 21980 feet, and was expanding at a rate of 21986 feet per day.
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Republican leaders, meanwhile, are facing pressure from their right flank not to blink and negotiate with Democrats on DACA in December.
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Alito's approach to the law has put him on the rightward flank of the court, alongside justices Thomas and Neil Gorsuch.
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Some hidden population of the species might yet be found on the flank of the Panamanian volcano where it was discovered.
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Zbigniew Sobolewski, a local businessman, keeps pictures of the Kaczynski twins on an office wall, where they flank a Polish eagle.
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Amid momentum for the moderate GOP effort, the party's right flank has pushed for a vote on a conservative immigration bill.
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Before Monday, the most serious threat to Ryan's bill appeared to be among the senators on the Republican Party's right flank.
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I like cooking flank steak until it's seared and mahogany brown on the surface but still ruby-hued and rare inside.
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He has supported incumbent Democratic politicians against progressive insurgents, for instance, and he has drawn persistent criticism from his left flank.
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In the adjoining living room, a pair of arched doorways flank one of two Carrara marble-faced fireplaces in the room.
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Second, the economic situation of NATO Eastern Flank countries is in much better shape than that of their Western European allies.
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The silence of the two unmentioned liberal justices—Elena Kagan and Stephen Breyer—does not mean they joined the right flank.
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An 18-foot-high elephant and a 17-foot-high windmill (both icons of the Moulin Rouge cabaret) flank the stage.
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A vote on legislation deemed "amnesty" by the party's right flank could demoralize conservative voters and depress Republican turnout in November.
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Bradley brushed aside the contention among the left flank of the party that Biden is out of step with today's progressives.
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PHIVOLCS said that new vents had opened up on the volcano's northern flank and fresh ashfall had landed on nearby towns.
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The images are gobsmackingly gorgeous, the animals so close we can see the ripple of muscle in a wild horse's flank.
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Vatrano broke in from the right point on what wasn't quite a breakaway as defenseman Kris Letang was on his flank.
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On the right flank of the House, Conaway is also trying to win over members of the conservative Republican Study Committee.
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Hormuz sits on the peninsula's eastern flank, and is the only sea passage from the Persian Gulf to the open ocean.
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But a handful of projects are underway in Brooklyn, including a pair of office buildings in Williamsburg from the firm Flank.
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O'Rourke eating guac while driving, cutting flank steak, building an igloo (it was New Year's Eve!) and hiking with his family.
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He tried to press the kayak into the water, to cling on, as if to the flank of some great beast.
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But ever since the Tea Party emerged from the Republican Party's angry right flank, Mr. Shelby has approached primary season with trepidation.
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Lava cascaded down its eastern flank to get within 4.5 miles (7.2 kilometers) of Hilo, the largest city on the Big Island.
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For the likes of Putin, Erdogan's victory will be an opportunity to continue subverting NATO's unity and weakening the alliance's southern flank.
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Their flank is unprotected and we see that there are wights coming towards them, so he had to battle those guys back.
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During Mr Obama's presidency, political energy came from the Republican Party's right flank; under Mr Trump's it comes from the Democrats' left.
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Opinion: Russia is using Syria to run circles around U.S. The Russian aerial maneuvers come amid rising tensions on NATO's eastern flank.
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However, small traces of blood were found on the mare's flank in a routine inspection by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) steward.
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Mr. Kinley's design also features lots of distressed-looking wood sprouting beyond the proscenium to encompass the boxes that flank the stage.
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JOHN HARWOOD: You're going to have, on your left flank, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders putting intense pressure on you and Hillary Clinton.
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If a Reaper or a Tracer or a Genji is hitting your team's flank, leap in, drop your shield and fry them.
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Before you start working on Linda's Best Marinated Chicken or that Grilled Asian Flank Steak , here's what you need to know: 1.
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Amandla Sternberg and Zendaya flank the pop diva on rustic steps, before joining her around the already-mentioned enviable dinner party table.
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Defender Antonee Robinson, who plays for England's Wigan Athletic, burst down the left flank and sent a cross to an onrushing Adams.
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The US-backed forces put pressure on ISIS from each flank, cleared the final neighborhoods of the city, and isolated Tabqah Dam.
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With Democrats facing tough prospects in the midterm elections, will they also have to worry about primary challenges from their left flank?
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Two beach balls with "Dwayne Johnson" and "Zac Efron" emblazoned on them flank a life raft with "Baywatch" engraved down the center.
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A similar incident on NATO's eastern flank, particularly if it involved American forces, would make Europe's other crises look like child's play.
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"We are actively in the third flank of this attack," Dyn's chief strategy officer Kyle York told reporters around 4:30 p.m.
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The ranchers partly paid their cowboys with cheap parts of the steer — heads, entrails and trimmings, which included skirt and flank steaks.
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At board meetings, two other presumably junior executives-in-training flank Matt and Jake—though, as with Bruce, they don't actually speak.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Countries on the European Union's eastern flank will meet next week and try to provide a joint response on Feb.
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The party has been grappling with calls from its left flank to increase the government's role in health care and income distribution.
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" Simon called Bezos' bid for Whole Foods "transformational" for the grocery segment and said that "Wal-Mart needs to watch their flank.
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Yet she still finds herself battling an insurgency on her left flank, and somewhat desperately pitching millennials on her ideological bona fides.
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They were joined five days ago by the Popular Mobilisation forces, which launched their offensive towards Tal Afar on Mosul's western flank.
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That Democrats did not encourage a primary challenge for Menendez was the source of much angst, particularly on the party's left flank.
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The volatile Middle East cannot afford to have another state unravel, especially one that is also a bulwark of NATO's eastern flank.
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"Despite increasing to flank speed, she [HMS Montrose] was 20 minutes too late and steamed into the Iranian Revolutionary Guard," Mordaunt wrote.
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Green put the United States ahead in the 27th minute when he reached a knockdown header from Altidore on the left flank.
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His legacy endures in two bronze owls that flank the statue of Minerva and regularly blink their green eyes over Herald Square.
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Paraguay's left back, Miguel Samudio, had crashed forward and tried to make a run into the box from the far left flank.
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He drove a fire engine and was killed on the east flank of the Thomas Fire, Cal Fire spokeswoman Lynne Tolmachoff said.
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Mr. Mattis will also try to signal to Mexican officials that ties between the United States and its southern flank remain strong.
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Interstate 80 is the northern border, with Teaneck and Bogota on the other side; Route 46 slices through the village's southern flank.
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Members of the Problem Solvers Caucus, for their part, took issue with the criticism from the more liberal flank of their party.
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First, they look for the rise of mentions of the radical flank — the actors (McKibben and 350) and their policy demand (divestment).
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A "flanking maneuver" in a military sense can mean to attack around a flank to achieve an advantageous position over an adversary.
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A ceramic drum kit occupies one corner; portraits of Ms. Baga and the drag star RuPaul flank the entrance to the video.
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Elizabeth Warren, whose stubbornly high national polling numbers have prevented Sanders from fully consolidating the party's progressive flank, appears to be flatlining.
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Head over to check out Patience and Fortitude, the famous lion statues that flank the entrance, as well as the stunning architecture.
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Like Lieberman, Feinstein occupies the right flank of the Democratic Party, even more so in an era of resistance and progressive resurgence.
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Still, Tusk acknowledged Bloomberg would face incoming in a debate, particularly from the left flank of the party keen on vilifying wealth.
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Democratic leaders are facing fresh trouble with their left flank after cutting their latest deal with President Donald Trump to protect Dreamers.
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For Ms. Warren, the fight helps her shore up her left flank and prevent liberal supporters from decamping to Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Ross Douthat channels the "neoliberal shill" case for Sanders as a party unifier who can keep the Democrats' leftmost flank on board.
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It started out as a "what" campaign — focused on inserting progressive programmatics into the debate and exposing Hillary Clinton's weak left flank.
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Democratic lawmakers are bracing themselves for some opposition from the party's most liberal flank over funding for ICE and other enforcement agencies.
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"Poland wants to strengthen the Eastern flank of the alliance as well as its bilateral security relationship with the U.S.," said Buras.
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In other words, she's not only pushing Congress to the left—she's also changing the way its left flank looks and operates.
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The Western Balkans, strategically positioned on Europe's southern flank, is a key access point for China to reach central Europe and beyond.
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If Japan can secure the cooperation of its far flank, or at least avoid outright hostility, it makes for better strategic positioning.
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Further north, the northwest flank of the Cape Sable features a newly-widened strip of beach, with racks of dead seagrass strewn everywhere.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's six-shootin' cowboy counter-flank, McCree.
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Each left hook to the body inside of the elbow draws Ghita's right elbow in, each hook around the flank draws it out.
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Image: AP/JAXA/Geospatial Authority of Japan/GizmodoThe entire southwest flank of Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano is missing, as new radar imagery suggests.
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Around 20 laborers were working on an access bridge to the project at a dried out lake bed on the capital's eastern flank.
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The Russian embassy in Oslo told Reuters then the extension would worsen relations with Moscow and could escalate tensions on NATO's northern flank.
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THE VIEW FROM Lovers' Road in Zhuhai, a seaside promenade in a big city on the PRD's less developed western flank, is breathtaking.
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Season the flank steak with salt and pepper, and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired temperature, around 8 minutes for medium-rare.
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But Thursday's attacks on Sanders showed that her campaign realizes that she has to turn all of her attention to her left flank.
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While much of wealthy east Santiago remains calm under evening lockdown, the poorer flank of the city has seen widespread vandalism and looting.
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But it's unlikely that the party's left flank will flee to Trump or even, in large numbers, to Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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TRAFFIC jams are fairly common in Intercourse, a rural hamlet in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where corn fields and rolling hills flank the winding roads.
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A vaguely Grecian cream chiffon gown with trailing fabric by Saint Laurent she wore to the Golden Globes exposed both cleavage and flank.
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Media consumption is a big piece as well — there's a pair of stereo speaker grilles that flank the screen on the side bezels.
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The A-2900s' role in reinforcing NATO's eastern flank comes as questions linger over the future of the close air support attack jet.
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Speaker grilles flank the sides of the keyboard, taking up a considerable amount of real estate and for good reason: they sound good.
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Gillibrand has explained that her swing toward her party's left flank came from exposure to ideas and communities outside of her House district.
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It runs north from the arid outskirts of Los Angeles, carrying travelers up to Reno along the eastern flank of the Sierra Nevada.
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Trump began speaking and a minute and a half later, 8 men in uniform walk the steps and flank the prez from behind.
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Rather than march right into a room full of enemies, players now had to move from cover to cover to flank the enemy.
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Ser Brienne likes her chances commanding the left flank, there's a nice little hill up by the way and THAT'S WHERE SHE DIES.
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Democratic negotiators are facing pressure from the party's liberal flank to try and limit law enforcement operations against immigrants in the country illegally.
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Sanders and his supporters have helped push the Democrats to the left, but the party has yet to truly embrace its left flank.
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NATO is strengthening its eastern flank by deploying four rotational battalions, one led by the United States, in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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Harry: I think what you're seeing are senators who represent the left flank of the party getting pulled even more to the left.
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Mr. Hollande and Mr. Renzi are likely to reach out to politicians in Portugal, Spain and Greece to unite the Continent's southern flank.
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Rising to our defense is Harris (our peer, born 1988, as the book's cover notes), a familiar provocateur from the internet's left flank.
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With England preparing to take a free kick on the left flank, Norway was expecting the ball to swing into the penalty area.
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The party's left flank, however, has urged leadership to begin proceedings, arguing that anything less would amount to an abdication of constitutional responsibility.
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They flank the mural-size "Recovery" (2017-18), and have clearly been folded into the show to emphasize this newer work's startling departure.
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Turkey dominates NATO's southern flank, and the air base at Incirlik has served a useful role in the fight against the Islamic State.
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Mr. Flake's face was grim as he arrived in the committee room and took his seat on the right flank of the dais.
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The progressive organization, unlike numerous others on the left flank of the party, declined to make an endorsement while both Sanders and Sen.
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The fourth game, Hardpoint on Azhir Cave, went to the Mutineers 22-21 thanks to a crafty flank orchestrated by Colt "Havok" McLendon.
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They took off for Mill Valley, a town in Marin County spread over canyons and slopes on the southeastern flank of Mount Tamalpais.
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Walker did the running down the right flank before laying the ball off for Eriksen, who picked out Alli between Moses and Azpilicueta.
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Labour is now entering into a power struggle, with Corbyn's allies intent on keeping control of the party within their hard-left flank.
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Evoking the coronas of blazing suns, the earflares would flank faces further graced with towering gold diadems and, most unfamiliarly, substantial nose ornaments.
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Disney history buffs like myself love to bask in the glow of the charming Mary Blair murals that flank the aggressively modern lobby.
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When those details diverged from the outline in Mr. Sanders's bill, some members of the party's left flank accused her of political betrayal.
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When those details diverged from the outline in Mr. Sanders's bill, some members of the party's left flank accused her of political betrayal.
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NATO increased activity along its eastern flank after Russia&aposs 2014 incursion in Ukraine, bringing NATO military personnel into closer proximity to Russia.
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Nine kilometers into the vast expanse of the Markermeer, the 700 square kilometer lake on Amsterdam's eastern flank, lies a new Dutch archipelago.
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The left flank of the party has also cited her failure to join other Senate Democrats in working to reinstate net neutrality rules.
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But the Democrats' Big Tent is teetering as the party sees its left flank publicly bucking leadership to primary their own seated members.
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Down on the east flank of the volcano, six fissures re-erupted in lava fountains, as volcanic activity moved west towards Highway 130.
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The party's pro-Palestinian flank — which, at one time, voiced support for the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement — went from hushed to outright silent.
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That emboldened the right flank of congressional Republicans, who don't want to raise the ceiling without also cutting federal spending in the process.
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As we approach the 2202 presidential election, voters will weigh policies and opinions that have been pushed by the party's far-left flank.
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"Our Ally clearly confirms its commitment to collective defense on Europe's eastern flank," Jüri Luik, Estonia's minister of defense, said in a statement.
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I should be getting back, but inland, up the grade, there are the city lights of lava much-spreading from the volcano's flank.
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Unlike the economy and healthcare, climate change isn't a policy space where the Democrats' leading lights are striving to out-flank each other.
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But is unclear how fast the alliance could move large troop numbers to its eastern flank and how long it could sustain them.
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I take home flank steak and brussels sprouts for dinner and walk with a measly $105 after paying for my dinner and tipping out.
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Japan's IHI and India's Reliance Infrastructure Limited could be interested in taking up part of the cash call to flank the family, it said.
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At first, there were just nine of them, but the group, which is considered the most far-right flank of the Republican conference, grew.
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Just behind its head sits a control box, with a battery and processor, from which runs a cable that enters through the pig's flank.
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The counties of Tharaka Nithi, home to three of the politicians involved, and Meru, home to the other, flank the forest to the east.
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"Crews and equipment are making excellent progress building containment lines along the southeast flank of the fire," the U.S. Bureau of Land Management said.
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Cranes and scaffolding still flank the ornate spires of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi's most famous monument, which draws some 20 million visitors a year.
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He is visibly relieved to see a flank of the Lannister army drop their weapons in the face of Dany's army and dragon fire.
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Booker and Harris, two of the Senate's three black senators, and two politicians who endorsed Barack Obama early on, will flank Biden onstage Wednesday.
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But all 3 Detroit carmakers left their flank open by getting out of the traditional sedan business — effectively ceding that market to Asian competitors.
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An army in distress starts to bend backward along a flank until what was a straight line has been twisted into a pinched fishhook.
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Thiel's exploration, though, highlights a frequent point of discussion among conservative media executives — that there is room to flank Fox News from the right.
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The first 25-minute session will be on the bagel, the second will be on my right flank and the third on my left.
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Martin Schulz, the SPD's centrist leader, sought to protect his working-class flank in last year's election by railing against bankers in "mirrored skyscrapers".
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Her ability to flank makes her useful for taking on entrenched enemies in Assault matches, but team make-up matters more in those cases.
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Lava flows from fissures on its flank have destroyed at least 220 homes and other buildings, and caused the evacuation of some 26,2300 residents.
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Hit him when he moves in to flank then put one or two icicles in his head while he's frozen, to finish the job.
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A stunner stuns the sheep, a knife-wielder slits their throats, a head-specialist removes their heads and a flank-man strips their skins.
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Many saw the hire as a way for Clinton to protect her left flank against presidential runs like the one Sanders is currently mounting.
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Portman represents the moderate flank of the GOP, so his position is important and could foreshadow the vote of others that had been undecided.
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Ms. Nixon, an actress and education activist, has actively courted the left flank of the Democratic Party, which Working Families members often represent, too.
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Clever commanders will flank their enemies, pin them down with long-range fire while other soldiers move around the outside for the killing blow.
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The new airport, under construction on a drained lakebed on Mexico City's eastern flank since 2015, is about 20 percent to 30 percent complete.
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The initial decision to welcome the Marines irked Russia and Moscow said it would worsen bilateral relations and escalate tensions on NATO's northern flank.
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But Clinton has fought back to where she was two weeks ago; a firm lead, with a flank that must be absorbed, or else.
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Frank Bainimarama, Fiji's prime minister, who seized power in a coup in 2006 but has since been elected, is a thorn in Australia's flank.
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On the other major flank of the assault on IS, Iraqi forces aim to dislodge the militant group from west Mosul within a month.
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Iranian Revolutionary Guard officials and Hezbollah schooled the southern commanders in guerrilla tactics in hopes of destabilizing Saudi Arabia's southern flank, the sources said.
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The Democratic primary put Clinton in the unusual position of fighting a battle with her left flank, something that was obviously uncomfortable for her.
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Scientists said the risks of an explosive summit eruption will rise in coming weeks as magma drains down the flank of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano.
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Still, debate has emerged between more moderate Democrats and the party's progressive flank over what action the U.S. should take to protect the environment.
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The Algerian picked the ball up on the right flank around 40-yards from goal, before driving at Chelsea duo Mateo Kovacic and Emerson.
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They are less concerned about losing a competitive race than they are about a primary challenge from the extreme flank of their own party.
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Gutiérrez's remarks on Wednesday came the same day several Democratic presidential hopefuls at the event sought to impress the left flank of their party.
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In 1975, he was promoted to the rank of admiral, and became commander-in-chief of NATO's Southern Flank, with headquarters in Naples, Italy.
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Thursday afternoon, in the eerie, sepia-colored haze, firefighters could be seen setting a back fire on the northwest flank of the Thomas Fire.
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Seventeen tables, which range from $2,113 to $20,000 for bottle service, flank a dance floor and a sizable video screen that shows psychedelic imagery.
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But by aggressively courting the nations on Europe's eastern and southern flank, Western officials worry that China is stoking division within the European Union.
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Two elderly businessmen in modest suits flank a barber, exuding the sort of humble middle-class pride that seems centuries removed from our era.
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Immigration detention guards flank a father, in white, as they and other asylum seekers leave court under guard in El Paso, Texas, Feb. 28.
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Two magnificent churches flank the plaza: the Catedral del Cuzco to the northeast and the Iglesia de la Compañia de Jesús to the southeast.
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Republican Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania said he's been urging fellow moderates to use their numbers the way that conservatives on the right flank do.
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Iran will likely take advantage of these Houthi tactics, given that the Saudis have faced challenges to maintain full control over their southern flank.
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But for all his investments, Bloomberg has drawn the ire of the Democratic Party's ascendant left flank, led by candidates like Warren and Sen.
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But Democrats have power here, and can exert it to force Trump to ditch his right flank, and advocate for a clean spending bill.
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The system will be in the midst of undergoing "bombogenesis" as its northwestern flank slams Newfoundland and Labrador, unleashing an arsenal of extreme conditions.
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Looming over the graveyard's northeastern flank is an armada of dull-colored buildings comprising the federal prison commonly referred to as the D.C. Jail.
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The party's right flank dubbed the proposal an "amnesty bill" and lobbied against it ahead of the vote, likely reducing support from the GOP.Rep.
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Once all the coals are lit, season the flank with plenty of salt and a drizzle of olive oil, and place on the barbecue.
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Glib inside jokes flank the Armageddon, and it never feels like anyone is taking the impending destruction of Earth particularly seriously — including the audience.
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And like it or not, having a left flank will inevitably mean that Democrats in positions of power come under pressure and suffer criticism.
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The initial decision to welcome the Marines had prompted Moscow to say it would worsen bilateral relations and escalate tensions on NATO's northern flank.
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It is unclear where on the volcano this eruption is— the 2013 and 2014 eruptions came from different vents, either the flank or the summit.
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Facing pressure on her left flank from Bernie Sanders, Clinton reendorsed the public option idea and now is reendorsing the Medicare buy-in as well.
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Two Mini USB connectors flank the side of the board, which were used by engineers to access the main iPhone application processor and radio (baseband).
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The naturalization program was his attempt to steer a course between the nationalists who secure his party's right flank and the waves of international condemnation.
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The Chain Hook can't cut through Reinhardt's shield, but Roadhog's self-healing ability gives him the freedom to operate on his own and flank around.
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But we need the United States to go further, to take the lead in making a forward presence on NATO's eastern flank a multinational endeavor.
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On the opposite flank, U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to be disappointed the Fed did not deliver the large rate cut he had demanded.
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