Google continues to flesh out Chrome OS with new features.
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We get some other flashbacks that flesh out her story.
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Nor does she flesh out how all drugs, not just
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It's a way for parties to flesh out their views.
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And indeed, the sentences that follow flesh out that picture.
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That's something I try to flesh out in the book.
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The problem is that these pieces took time to flesh out.
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The speech did briefly flesh out Trump's one big counterterrorism idea.
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So I reached out to Sitaraman to flesh out his vision.
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Whether they flesh out the app further remains to be seen.
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Currently, it's early days and there's much left to flesh out.
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Pare away skin or scoop the flesh out with a spoon.
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Seek them out and flesh out your reporting with different perspectives.
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How did you flesh out a one-dimensional character like Johnny?
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One, they flesh out the mythology of the land and the beasts.
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Now authorities intend to flesh out the timeline of Cetin's alleged actions.
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How do you try to flesh out these links in your work?
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For many, the results help flesh out family trees they already recognize.
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The new details help flesh out how the inaugural spent the money.
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Parnas offered new information that — if true — would flesh out what happened.
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So we sent them a series of questions to flesh out the story.
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Long and Lieberman want to flesh out that definition of what dopamine does.
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She plans to flesh out these darker themes more directly in future works.
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The four finalists each received $15,000 to flesh out their research and designs.
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That helps to flesh out the map we're making of the galaxy's structure.
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But the episode doesn't flesh out this idea beyond a few passing references.
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These organics also flesh out the backstory of the Zag and Monahans meteorites.
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Typically, politicians flesh out the details of such wonkery in accompanying policy documents.
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There are a lot of steps in the causal chain to flesh out.
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I wanted to cut the flesh out of me: calves, thighs, and belly.
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It was seeking to flesh out any irregularities in the officials' accumulated wealth.
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There are charts from the report that more thoroughly flesh out the data.
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An animated show could easily help flesh out the world and keep fans watching.
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Then at night we'd flesh out some similar features for the AI to balance.
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But the new ticks help flesh out the bare bones of this ancient ecosystem.
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Officials said earlier that many of the agreements would flesh out previously announced plans.
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Those briefs will give the litigants a chance to fully flesh out their arguments.
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Mr. Trump has suggested he will flesh out his ideas in a forthcoming speech.
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The Army and Marines are eager for more people to flesh out their formations.
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Labour data on Wednesday will flesh out the picture further before the Bank meets.
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The weeks to come would flesh out the rugby dream, replacing theory with praxis.
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Maughan's job was to flesh out those futures in a series of descriptive sketches.
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That's why Favors knows he has to flesh out his skill set even more.
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When soft, scoop flesh out of eggplant, and add garlic, ginger, gouchujang, and scallions.
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The eccentric personalities of the narrator's female companions flesh out the book's central conceit.
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Combing other records to flesh out a narrative can run to many times that.
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And what I'm trying to do here is flesh out how we do that.
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But Peck will be the first to flesh out a younger version of Spock.
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Since then, Nintendo has released a handful of titles that further flesh out the lineup.
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He has promised to flesh out his ideas in an agriculture bill later this year.
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It took Brown months of painstaking research to flesh out this extraordinary chain of events.
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Another major issue negotiators will have to flesh out is the so-called Space Corps.
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The Belgian composer Bernard Foccroulle supplies music for Crimp's texts, which flesh out the story.
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Each team will get $4 million and about a year to flesh out its idea.
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He has published new children's books to flesh out the characters and tell their adventures.
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To Destiny fans, these are long-familiar names that Rise of Iron promises to flesh out.
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Much of 2013 was used to flesh out initial ideas for a larger version of Luftrauser.
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They described the effort as a modest "test phase" to flesh out kinks in the system.
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It's especially frustrating knowing the airtime could have been used to, say, flesh out Negan's character.
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The company is looking to flesh out operations teams in Amsterdam, London, Miami, Dallas, and more.
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With Ashampoo 3D CAD Architecture 33, you can flesh out the features of your ideal house.
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But he came under fire for some comments he made trying to flesh out this stance.
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Zeckendorf, noting that his collaborator, Joan Duncan Oliver, helped flesh out passages and fill in facts.
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There's always more to learn, plots to discuss, themes to debate and backstories to flesh out.
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On Thursday, Guedes and Economy Ministry secretaries will meet to further flesh out ideas, sources said.
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The physical world will take a lot of work to flesh out with augmented reality content.
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Amazon's acquisition gives the company 431 physical Whole Foods locations to potentially flesh out new concepts.
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I think you should certainly make that argument, but you have to flesh out that argument.
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The point, in both cases, is to flesh out a lie rather than find the truth.
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Each team now will get $4 million and about one year to flesh out its idea.
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Callimachi: Help confirm and flesh out the reporting I've already been doing up until this point.
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But what's striking is that Maras takes just as much care to flesh out the Islamist perpetrators.
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Fortunately, we have a team that has a ton of experience that helped flesh out the process.
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For example, feminists often say he did too little to flesh out his views on the family.
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The data to come won't change the story much, but it will help flesh out the details.
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In the coming days, authorities said they planned to flesh out the timeline of Cetin's alleged actions.
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It wasn't the sequel that fans were hoping for, but it did further flesh out the universe.
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And Stone's efforts to flesh out Snowden's personality work fitfully, perhaps least through his relationship with Lindsay.
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It's maybe not the most inspired of assignments, but it does help flesh out her character's backstory.
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"Good Economics", though, shies away from the ethical and sociological debates needed to flesh out these hints.
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Hopefully management will now give her the support she needs to continue to flesh out the rhythm.
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But with a live-action film, you really need to flesh out the motivation for that character.
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In addition to selecting art, Rodriguez carefully curates panel discussions to flesh out the complexities of multiculturalism.
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Mr. Sellars has been at pains to flesh out the opera's rather sketchy connection to its setting.
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This phenomenon gives people less of a grasp of ideas and less ability to flesh out debates.
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Hughes takes care to flesh out Hager's motivations, which prove to be more complicated than unblinking servitude.
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Fortunately, "Camera Obscura" has decent actors to flesh out its dubious premise, not least Mr. Denham ("Billions").
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But how well did any of these attempts to flesh out more female characters this season work?
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I'm trying to flesh out the subject a little bit more because this is funny to me.
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Fortunately, this rackety final season has left plenty of gaps for the rest of us to flesh out.
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So, they did a follow-up study, which set out to reproduce and flesh out the original results.
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It's a wonderfully collaborative LP, with Reynolds' enlisting almost a dozen local musicians to flesh out the songs.
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And it's these anecdotes that help flesh out Bush as a person, a crucial part of Bush's legacy.
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The rules flesh out a new EU law that will cover a 10 trillion euro ($11.25 trillion) market.
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You could really stand to flesh out your Amazon tech collection, and today's the day to do it.
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In between, there are towns to rest in, and there's lots of dialogue to flesh out the story.
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The mistake in this debate would be to try to flesh out that promise with those missing details.
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Facebook also buys data from third party data brokers to further flesh out what it knows about people.
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To flesh out Circe's story, Ms. Miller looked beyond the Odyssey and consulted a handful of ancient texts.
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That's the point of these slick videos, which flesh-out the game's characters (or "heroes" in MOBA-speak).
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As it stands, more efforts are needed to fully flesh out an ethical framework for the emerging technology.
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Climate negotiators convening in Morocco aim to flesh out details of how Paris agreement commitments will be achieved.
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The defense lawyer asked for, and received, an adjournment so that he could flesh out the bail proposal.
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Morale is reportedly low; they are having trouble hiring good people to flesh out a national campaign. 12.
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IOSCO will flesh out many of the FSB's 14 recommendations in 2017 and 2018 to put into practice.
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Give me two or three optional NPC quest givers that really flesh out a deeper, more complicated story.
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Ms. Wang is one of many performers who like to flesh out their musical personalities with copious encores.
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I wrote a second book, "The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family," to flesh out Hemings's personal history.
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Nynke Dorhout, the Mount's librarian, said, "We are still researching the Bassett connection" to flesh out the provenance.
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With its blandly abstract set and kitschy L.E.D. lighting, the staging did little to flesh out Andersen's world.
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Instead, Trump has mired himself in scandal, retreated into combative rhetoric, and refused to flesh out policy details.
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Students began to flesh out proposals for how the university could do better to protect those from marginalized groups.
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It's hard to flesh out the implications of a trust gap between a sitting president and the intelligence community.
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Walmsley will flesh out her plans for overhauling drug research when she presents second quarter results on July 26.
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It will be geared at mid-level government officials, who would bring along their project concepts to flesh out.
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A few weeks back, the Trump campaign brought on former congressmen Robert Walker to flesh out some talking points.
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The first Last of Us game was lauded for smartly using violence to flesh out its characters and world.
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And because Reichardt doesn't strain to flesh out these women, we get hints, not definitive clues, into their personality.
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The images displayed at the concert helped to flesh out information about the history of North Korea's missile program.
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He is due to flesh out his ideas in a speech at the Sorbonne University in Paris on Tuesday.
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It might be advisable, in what I hope will be many future performances, to flesh out the visual element.
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"It was hard to flesh out the whole body — we had to do a lot of inference," he said.
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Another composer and librettist might have been tempted to flesh out the story into a drama with three characters.
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Weimer's comments at Wednesday's annual general meeting flesh out that roadmap and further details are expected later this month.
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While historically accurate, that doesn't make "Gunpowder" a picnic to watch, or do enough to flesh out the characters.
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Cool for 22 minutes, then unwrap them and scoop the flesh out of the skins into a medium bowl.
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Singleton was the one who suggested the title, and the other three joined in to flesh out the idea.
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Inslee is working with the state legislature, which Democrats currently control, to flesh out the details of this plan.
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So what we'll be doing both tomorrow and Thursday is trying to flesh out more details about that matter.
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Critic Score: 27%This attempt to flesh out some of DC's most iconic villains ended up winning an Oscar.
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Despite Mr. Bourne's tidying, he doesn't take the opportunity to flesh out the love story between Vicky and Julian.
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"Of course, those can morph into 'serious proposals'" if leadership decides to adopt and flesh out those broad ideas.
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" He added, "We still have a ways to go, though, before we can flesh out this picture in more detail.
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Their pilot programmes are an attempt to flesh out thin financial records and get people thinking about their credit scores.
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But it is unlikely that her actions will make much difference, let alone flesh out a distinctive brand of Mayism.
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It's where designers can flesh out how a skill should work before handing off the coding to a development team.
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On August 6th an official from the Chinese government's Hong Kong office felt the need to flesh out the implications.
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Alongside Walterbach's words, 212 exclusive interviews with band members, managers, and industry experts helped Gehlke flesh out the phenomenal story.
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Ackles doesn't explain exactly what kills his brother, but he did flesh out the scene with plenty of vivid imagery.
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A space is needed to collectively assess the current situation, flesh out principles, and develop the parameters of a process.
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That's why she favors OkCupid; there's ample room for her and her matches to flesh out their interests and personalities.
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Sanders's challenge throughout the primary, then, will be to flesh out his global vision and translate it into tangible policies.
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In fact, games are becoming like little aquariums that flesh out with increasing accuracy a piece of the physical world.
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There are no puzzling leaps, or flawed characters, or plots that he could have taken more time to flesh out.
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In the meantime, the White House will start to flesh out more details about the proposal over the next week.
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But she failed to flesh out her proposals for dealing with the Islamic State or the civil war in Syria.
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She said the clemency decisions could be sensitive and declined to flesh out her specific interactions with the Trump administration.
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Below, I'll flesh out each option, probing some pros and cons — and then ask what happens if they both fail.
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She said they spent days having conversations, which were recorded and used to flesh out some parts of the story.
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All taken together, these clues help flesh out others dropped by characters — and sometimes acted upon — throughout Blade Runner 2049.
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Moving forward, though, Niantic will be working with Qualcomm to flesh out the reference hardware for augmented reality glasses. 3.
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Whether either Texan will be in the race long enough to flesh out such bold proposals remains to be seen.
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He hired a writer, Grady Hendrix, to flesh out the story, and packaged the book like a glossy Ikea catalog.
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The full picture of how our country thinks about #MeToo will take time, and much more research, to flesh out.
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Get them to address it and to flesh out what they have said and what they believe on those questions.
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They give a lot more backstory... We have 13 episodes to tell the story and flesh out all of the characters.
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He frequently calls in to Infowars — Alex Jones's far-right, conspiracy-driven talk show — to flesh out his latest Clinton attacks.
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Attempts to establish regular working-level talks to flesh out the agreement between Mr Trump and Mr Kim have led nowhere.
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In this case, people can submit songs, murals, and other art to flesh out Beyond Good and Evil 2's world.
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Some rules are meant to flesh out the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 designed to prevent the next global financial crisis.
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Transcripts of them, which may still be classified, could flesh out the public's knowledge of a major event that Mueller investigated.
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The May 24 Eurogroup meeting will discuss the mechanism and flesh out details on how to ease the country's debt burden.
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As recently as last week, senior administration officials were in Beijing trying to flesh out the agreement between the two presidents.
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Bran is still in position to flesh out the origin stories, the built-in Game of Thrones prequels, if you will.
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The watchdog, which helps the bloc flesh out banking rules, will report on its assessment by the end of the year.
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Or, if handled with care, this shift in tone could flesh out the philosophy of the original in a satisfying way.
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Given the right skeleton, it discovered people would flesh out a social network with not only their content, but their identities.
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The interviews help flesh out the background of the Skripal case, which provoked a major diplomatic crisis between Britain and Russia.
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Mr. Rain had to quickly fathom and flesh out HAL, recording all of his lines in 10 hours over two days.
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So Mr. Orsinger connected several other Washington-based activist groups to help flesh out the event page the Resisters had started.
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France's Socialist leader since 2012 will on Monday flesh out his last major economic plan before those elections, government sources say.
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They needed to flesh out the scenes set in the past, they knew, and rework a couple of vaudeville-style numbers.
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And as Mr. Trump moves to flesh out one of his more popular campaign promises, drugmakers may have reason to mobilize.
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"We have to flesh out all of the facts for the American people," Mr. Schiff wrote in a letter to colleagues.
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The description, frankly, makes "Rise" sound worse than it is, especially once the writers have time to flesh out the characters.
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These scenes offer a breath in between bursts of lethal action, and flesh out the world in which each person struggles.
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Multiple signals and inferences are used to flesh out individual ad profiles on an ongoing basis, meaning the files are never static.
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While that yields some what's-behind-that-door thrills, there's scarcely enough of them to flesh out the movie's modest 88 minutes.
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That seemed less of a crazy idea than trying to push an eight-poud screaming bundle of flesh out of your vagina.
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Helen enthusiastically did so and joined Facebook groups dedicated to helping people use their genetic data to flesh out their family trees.
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" That includes Alyx's relationship with the G-Man, which is "something Valve might still want to develop, flesh out and explain someday.
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Price takes divided attention for a virtue, and practically invites a reader to keep a device nearby to flesh out her examples.
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That's a focus it will also flesh out next year, starting with those it has relationships with via hiring and mentoring networks.
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Food helps to flesh out the fictional universe, and the official Star Trek Cookbook is inconsistent with the rest of the universe.
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The dichotomy is a reminder of the sexual attraction of flesh as well as the need for nutrition, for filling flesh out.
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In development, the idea is subjected to a breadth of talent, trying to flesh out the idea, exploring which way it develops.
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When I began using her, I started looking at Russian folklore to flesh out her story, and discovered all this other stuff.
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Using a coconut scraper (these are found in your local Asian supermarket or online) scrape the white flesh out of the coconut.
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It will flesh out one element of an EU markets reform known at MiFID II that comes into force in January 2018.
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They're already working with a number of these agencies to flesh out what their presence in the country will look like. Drive.
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But Maduro didn't flesh out how the currency would work, how its value would be calculated, or when it would be launched.
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Layering on those character beats helps flesh out the show, though the emphasis sticks to plenty last-second escapes and perilous situations.
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It's also rumored to be working on its own video service, which could help to flesh out an alternative to Amazon Prime.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Alberto claims the dog knocked him out and began ripping the flesh out of his right arm.
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Clinton did not flesh out her proposal, her wording suggested she might be willing to impose such a zone without Russia's cooperation.
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But I need readers in Quebec and Canada to help flesh out my itinerary and make suggestions about what I should do.
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People familiar with the discussion said it could have been the last chance for the administration's warring factions to flesh out arguments.
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To fill out the storyboard, he plucks images from around the web, including Google Maps, and then animators flesh out his vision.
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"We still have to flesh out all the things that underlay the commitments that were made that day in Singapore," he said.
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On one hand, I applaud the writers for finding new and novel ways to explore and flesh out a traditional Trek villain.
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The entourage's insight into Bieber is couched in the kind of generalities that one would hope such a docuseries would flesh out.
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And I think that our film challenges people to flesh out these women that have been marginalized and prejudged for so long.
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The scenes with Thor on the planet Sakaar really flesh out the hero, and the oddball mix of characters is super enjoyable.
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"We tried to help them flesh out their family tree and the connection to the place to which they were traveling," he said.
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Facebook continues to flesh out its office collaboration app Workplace, adding new features to make the software more competitive with market leader Slack.
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We can expect Bitmain to flesh out the prospectus with more juicy information, including a target raise which will also generate its valuation.
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He said the 13 hours of Season 1 will allow him to flesh out the nuances of Castle's antihero, played by Jon Bernthal.
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The two leaders also said they would hold further meetings at various levels "at the earliest possible date" to flesh out the declaration.
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A fresh look at the original text will help unpack this theme and flesh out the corresponding, understated achievement of Tower of Babel.
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In addition to the animated shorts, Blizzard is also creating a comic book — called Overwatch: First Strike — to further flesh out the universe.
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Trump's major economic speech delivered in Detroit earlier this month was sprinkled with commitments to further flesh out policy ideas down the road.
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It was so elusive, you couldn't help wondering whether the piece needed to be longer so he could better flesh out his ideas.
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Disney's forthcoming service will court families and flesh out the media conglomerate's three-pronged streaming strategy, which also includes Hulu and ESPN Plus.
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A unifying characteristic of successful entrepreneurs is curiosity: a willingness to think of things differently, consider the impossible and flesh out complex ideas.
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Taken together, the names help flesh out a list of potential nominees for an appointment that could reshape the court and the country.
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When developing her prints, Charlot artist sketches using photocopied images, continuing to work with ink and watercolor to flesh out her 2D works.
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The Post-Gazette got a look at the criminal complaint and helped flesh out the details about Porter's activities late Sunday/early Monday.
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Though he aims to flesh out and contextualize what happened to Garner, this may be the most critical look at the man himself.
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None of these encounters, however, do much to flesh out a character who, despite Watts's magnificently nervy performance, remains a messed-up mystery.
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To help flesh out the music, she hired Mr. Dundakov, who has written jazz and electronic music, as well as modern classical compositions.
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The concept has been embraced belatedly by Mr. Cuomo, who has yet to flesh out details of what his plan would look like.
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Other scenes flesh out the challenges James faces in lobbying his fellow scholars about the potential for air travel to expand scientific knowledge.
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And if Mr. Bolton ends up testifying, don't the Senate and the public need the others' testimony to flesh out the full story?
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The new numbers further flesh out a picture of the U.S. economy that suggests that it is steadily growing, if not particularly rapidly.
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The new boss will need to flesh out the ranks of Uber to get the company back to its pre-2017 growth path.
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That said, a number of scenes in "How to Rule the World" lack the narrative finesse to flesh out the characters' inner world.
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So you can actually tell the whole history and you can flesh out the characters and you can explain how the dots connect.
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That gives the company greater negotiating leverage over third parties like Viacom from which it also licenses content to flesh out its lineup.
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Last Monday, they sat around the dinner table with Joseph and Gloria La Morte, the show's producers, to flesh out characters for the pilot.
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" Before that's possible, the researchers will have to confirm and flesh out the solution they've proposed to what Job Dekker called a "great puzzle.
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Just as the two sides have agreements on encounters between warships at sea, they could flesh out norms for safe distances for proximity operations.
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The Texas court cannot be faulted, he said, for turning to one psychological manual rather than another to flesh out the first two prongs.
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While Besson is more invested in bringing this fictional series of worlds to life, the anime takes more time to flesh out the characters.
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Instead of planning days in advance, Stephen and Zendaya tend to flesh out her hair looks day-of — and this one was no exception.
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Perhaps Arya, sensing how discomfited her sister is by who she's become, is trying to use that unease to flesh out some larger plot.
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As my colleague Andrew writes, it doesn't have much room to flesh out its premise, leaving us with strong archetypes but not enough substance.
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Word broke about that last September, and the show is going to be designed to flesh out this pretty epic story that they're telling.
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For the second round of litigation, Mr Trump's lawyers will come armed with a few arrows in their quiver to flesh out that claim.
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Josh Hawley to Fox News host Tucker Carlson showed up to help flesh out what, exactly, "conservative nationalism" or "national conservatism" should stand for.
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"I'm excited to work with Bob [Greenblatt] and Kevin Reilly to flesh out the plans for the streaming services," Sarnoff told CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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The timing of a House committee session to work on ObamaCare replacement legislation is in flux as Republicans seek to flesh out the document.
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Below, I'll flesh out each option, probing some pros and cons — and then take a brief look at what happens if they both fail.
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These designs typically go far beyond usual sci-fi sketches and flesh out concepts that could one day be flying overhead. Maybe. Eventually. Probably.
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GoPro continues to flesh out its virtual reality ecosystem, announcing a new VR video platform along with pricing for its smaller VR camera rig.
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If you're planning to stay in the U.S., you can also read up on other highly rated travel cards to flesh out your options.
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The deal also includes another stopgap measure to buy time for budget writers to flesh out the details of the two-year spending deal.
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The House has yet to flesh out any plans before Thursday, but outgoing GOP leadership is giving members 24 hours notice before any vote.
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However, his free-market ideas have clashed with the views of the retired army generals who are helping Bolsonaro flesh out his government program.
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In particular, the historians said, the documents help flesh out the backdrop for the shooting that felled the young president in Dallas on Nov.
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It's curious that this episode doesn't take the opportunity to flesh out what happens between these two very different times in their life together.
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After spending about eight hours in session on Wednesday, of a maximum of 24, they have time to flesh out their case on Thursday.
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However, a couple's retirement is dependent on a few other financial disciplines that are interconnected with retirement planning to flesh out the entire discussion.
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The novelist has made no attempt to hide the way he often nicked elements of his own biography to flesh out characters in his fiction.
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He said last week he likely would go back "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out commitments made at the Trump-Kim meeting.
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Foreign policy Trump has yet to put his "America first" vision of foreign policy into practice -- but he could flesh out the details Tuesday night.
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The bill directs the Federal Communications Commission to flesh out its rules making clear that robocalls may only be made to consumers with their consent.
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In hindsight, the narrative might have benefited either from narrowing the focus or having a couple of extra chapters to further flesh out those storylines.
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So to help flesh out available 4View content, Red made sure that the Hydrogen One can not only show 3D, it can capture 3D too.
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Google is also adding support for SoundCloud and Deezer to flesh out its support for music streaming services beyond just Spotify and Google Play Music.
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The Texas court could not be faulted, he said, for turning to one psychological manual rather than another to flesh out the first two parts.
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Each question is linked to a related Times article, which you can access free, and includes additional subquestions to help you flesh out your ideas.
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That said, a lot of apps and sites want to access your Facebook account, in order to pull data to flesh out the app's contents.
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U.S. officials have since been trying to flesh out details to produce an agreement that might live up to Trump's enthusiastic portrayal of the outcome.
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She's always been fiery and fiercely funny, but what she does so well in this issue is flesh out the tender moments of Meiko's story.
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Next, we've brought on a great freelancer — Kristen Hall-Geisler — to help us flesh out our automotive and transportation coverage run by editor Matt Burns.
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Instead, the stated plan was for the Senate and House to go to a conference and flesh out a more aggressive Obamacare replacement plan later.
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Putting the emphasis—or switching around what I considered to be important to me—was what made me able to eventually flesh out this record.
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"I would be upset, too," Winfrey said on a conference call, noting that she invited the family to help flesh out who Lacks really was.
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Significant details still get published on a regular basis, but they largely flesh out stories already known about election meddling, collusion, and obstruction of justice.
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He said using undercover agents online allowed the F.B.I. to "flesh out" suspects by gaining their trust and persuading them to disclose their real identities.
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Trump only recently started building up teams of advisors on the economy, foreign policy and other issues to flesh out his platform for the Nov.
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" Tim Wardle, director: "(Grace) and I spent two years trying to sort of flesh out the story and try to get funding for the project.
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Downing Street has confirmed there will be no white paper to flesh out the government's strategy or give MPs insight as to what's going on.
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The automotive supplier said this month it was in talks about a possible structural overhaul and pledged to flesh out its plans within six months.
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But because movies are ordered far in advance, studios could potentially cut back on production, using the held-back inventory to flesh out their schedules.
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In intellectual terms, Thiel is likely to have Trump's ear as the president-elect scrambles to staff his administration and flesh out his policy agenda.
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I guess we were still learning how to use the studio, and we were looking to flesh out our sound beyond the power trio format.
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Researchers said that pinning down when and how Earth's vivid geological machinations arose will do more than flesh out our understanding of our home base.
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Mr. Bolton's speech, at the Heritage Foundation, was his latest effort to flesh out what Mr. Trump's "America First" foreign policy means for particular regions.
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When I construct these puzzles, I place the black squares as I go, and let their constraints trickle down to flesh out the eventual skeleton.
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Didn't flesh out the incident in full, obscene detail—details the headmaster seemed to linger over, studying Richard's face as he recounted the whole thing.
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"I would see this more as an Apple-Corning partnership to flesh out what other kinds of things you would use glass for," he said.
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He repeatedly returns to the summer of 1989 to flesh out the backstories of the now-middle-aged friends who call themselves the Losers' Club.
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Three amendments to the Constitution and several acts of Congress and decisions of the Supreme Court also were required to flesh out that moral mandate.
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However, the characters' attempts to solve those magical problems flesh out the series' world, stacking new elements of interest atop one another, piece by piece.
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These plans are the universe of ideas that Democrats will draw from as they flesh out their vision for the future of American health care.
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Alien: Covenant starts to flesh out a character — and an origin story for the whole franchise — in which Milton's Satan is the defining, driving force.
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Equally valuable as a comedic or dramatic actor, he can lead a cast, flesh out a memorable supporting character, sing, dance, and generally do most anything.
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He shot 4-for-13 from the floor for 11 points, and he had only two assists and two rebounds to flesh out his stat line.
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An additional $25,403 from the foundation itself is being set aside to fund a future advisory group of dietitians who will help flesh out the concept.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government will in the coming days flesh out reform of professional training and unemployment insurance, Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud said on Friday.
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Various writers and artists were brought on to flesh out the idea, but it was ultimately abandoned in 2010 due to concerns about the show's budget.
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This thoughtful drama, because of critical gaps in characterization, does not entirely flesh out two nice people who dwell in a purgatory of their own making.
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Amazon will likely flesh out the itinerary in the months to come, and it will be interesting to see what other talks and demos are added.
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In fact, Blum inspired two other recent research efforts in addition to the two studies presented here to flesh out the story of their ill effects.
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The bloc has decided to flesh out the declaration on post-Brexit ties with Britain a bit more to make the case for Britons more compelling.
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Players also get a variety of different clothing options for their pregnant sims, along with new furniture, decorations, and animations that help flesh out the experience.
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All in all, the Q Adapt on-ears are just overpriced Bluetooth headphones that Google is selling in order to flesh out its online peripherals store.
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Get insights on refining your idea, which equipment will be most helpful, and how to use various forms of social media to flesh out your class.
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I was working on a bunch of different albums, and mostly trying to flesh out this more minimal, electronic record, which just kind of fell apart.
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To flesh out the LP, the Los Angeles resident decamped to northwest England, took a course in furniture making, and wrote songs at night on piano.
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So $21M really is just pocket change for the US tech giant — which also continues to flesh out the feature set of its vertical search products.
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And we want a mid-life record, such as a marriage certificate or a war record or something like that to help flesh out the story.
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Add in the fact that Republicans have yet to flesh out the details of their replacement plan, and it's clear that there are major roadblocks ahead.
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As Rebels tied in with Rogue One, we could very well see Resistance flesh out the events that preceded The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi.
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Then, flesh out your plans for Pride and consider making a donation to an LGBTQ+ organization to keep the movement going strong far beyond June 30.
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O'Hare ended up composing his own sweet yet haunting songs in Liz's hypothetical voice in order to help flesh out the basic sketch he'd been given.
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But Hulu is ahead of Apple, which was recently said to be spending $1 billion in 2018 to flesh out its own streaming service, Apple Music.
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Of course, these attempts do not address the transcendental soul, whose existence cannot be scientifically assessed, but the tendency to flesh out an information-theory substitute.
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And its feedback was very limited — it didn't have access to all the advanced telemetry that self-driving systems often use to flesh out the scene.
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But over the course of its run thus far, iZombie has found ways to flesh out almost all of its characters in fun and surprising ways.
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It's wonderful that smart people who know a ton about a subject are happy to share their views with journalists, to help flesh out an article.
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Similarly for Richard Roeper of the Chicago Sun-Times, "Onward" had an intriguing and promising premise, but didn't quite flesh out story in an inspired way.
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Little details flesh out the characters — Carmen laughing in the background when Enrique is exonerated, the family sunbathing in a walled garden as protesters chant outside.
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It could be anything from a mindmap to flesh out ideas to post-it notes with all the things you need to do for the day.
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But it can't fully flesh out the story, which reaches its climax with a storm and the discovery of a vessel of dead and dying emigrants.
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A new book, Somebody to Love: The Life, Death and Legacy of Freddie Mercury (Weldon Owen) aims to flesh out exactly what happened between those two dates.
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Libertarianism is correct that individuals are each morally free and personally accountable, but it neglects unchosen social ties that impose duties and flesh out who they are.
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The book will be part of a larger package of in-universe additions that will flesh out the story about the planet that the parks depict, Batuu.
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A larger touchstone, especially on the title track, is Frank Sinatra — though Mr. Urie doesn't have the vocal subtlety or the empathy to flesh out his emulation.
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This particular series is reminiscent of Dear White People, which Justin Simien originally made as a film, then brought to Netflix to flesh out the main characters.
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Johnson doesn't so much flesh out their characters as simply take their essential cliches — hotshot pilot and hapless control-freak, respectively — and dial them up to 11.
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Season 2 doesn't forget that backstory — but it also doesn't foreground it nearly as often, preferring instead to flesh out the wacky cast of characters surrounding Kimmy.
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Sadly, it did little more than that; its scattered use and the random switches to English did nothing to advance the plot or flesh out the characters.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Wednesday the two countries made progress in negotiations and officials would work together to flesh out areas for further discussion.
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Many studies are also one-offs with no substantive follow-up to flesh out or disprove their claims, leaving fish oil consumers with tons of weak information.
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Civil War folklore, Native American folklore—a blend of stuff from that area of the country to flesh out this whole kind of universe we were created.
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Since the release of President Trump's one-page tax plan in April, administration officials have been meeting with lawmakers as they work to flesh out the proposal.
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That road, in usual Stephenson fashion, includes a wealth of concepts that help flesh out the near future of Fall—the one outside of Bitworld, at least.
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A group of Republicans senators met with administration officials to discuss tax reform on Wednesday, as the White House works to flesh out President Trump's tax plan.
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Donald Trump's much-ballyhooed speech on Monday was supposed to be a chance for him to flesh out the details of his plan to improve America's economy.
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This is also a really great opportunity for the show to play a bit more with alien cultures, and to flesh out individual species a bit more.
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Of course, there's some great tidbits of Overwatch history in there to help flesh out the game's universe in lieu of a single-player or story mode.
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My guess is along the way, you'll realize you love an episode that I left off this list and decide to flesh out this skeleton a bit.
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Republicans will flesh out their replacement strategy with Trump and Pence at the joint House-Senate GOP retreat in Philadelphia a week after the inauguration, Ryan said.
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This November, countries will gather in Bonn for the next UN climate conference — COP23 — to continue to flesh out the work program for implementing the Paris Agreement.
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By freeing users from the confines of tailoring all their posts for one audience, Hogeg hopes they will share more things as they flesh out different personas.
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Add in the cost of three more tickets to flesh out your four-person team and you're looking at spending $120 on a half hour of fun.
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A rapper can post to flesh out his world; an internet star can turn toward music as a way to commodify the world she has already created.
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The officials declined to flesh out why some of the special counsel's investigators viewed their findings as potentially more damaging for the president than Mr. Barr explained.
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CNBC reporter Josh Lipton and I always talk before the quarter to flesh out our thoughts about the most important metrics to watch and forces to consider.
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Senators in both parties say a large majority of the questions will be designed to have their side flesh out specific issues that better make their case.
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Prosecutors appeared to be using Credico's testimony to flesh out the details of Stone's supposed "backchannel" to WikiLeaks in 2016 and the relationship between the two men.
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The military will require help outside the rank and file, such as the empirical social sciences, to help flesh out our understanding of the outcomes of operations.
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My objective was simple: to humanize those reduced to statistics in the wake of the massacre and to flesh out their stories for readers across the world.
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Athens and its euro zone lenders are expected to flesh out a French-proposed mechanism presented in June, which will link debt relief to Greek growth rates.
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Tropper created dozens of characters to flesh out the world Bruce Lee had created in his eight-page treatment, but remaining loyal to the source material was paramount.
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A signature characteristic of the artist's work is his lack of template, opting to flesh out his realistic murals with little more than steady hands and extreme focus.
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The spirit's there from the beginning, but you hear her start to learn more tricks (and acquire new gear) and further flesh out the biodiversity of her arrangements.
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On Wednesday, Johnson was kicking off a series of speeches by senior British cabinet ministers that Prime Minister Theresa May says will flesh out the "road to Brexit".
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"Impossible Planet" Jack Reynor and Geraldine Chaplin flesh out a thin story, which asks whether it's compassionate or exploitative to pretend to make someone's dream come true. 8.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said last week he would likely travel back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out the summit commitments.
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The strips remain in active development, and Garfield continues to flesh out his mundane corner of the universe, completely isolated from the vibrant psychosis of r/imsorryjon. Paws.
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"The Last Picture Show" puts the overarching mystery of Jason's murder in the backseat in order to flesh out the thorny secrets and relationships of Riverdale's living residents.
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And while fans of the franchise will remember Creed senior's untimely death in Rocky IV, there's still an opportunity for flashback sequences to flesh out Jordan's character's heritage.
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Pompeo said last week he likely would go back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out commitments made at the Trump-Kim meeting.
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Mobius features an episodic structure, and since the game debuted in Japan last June, it's been regularly updated with new story elements that further flesh out the world.
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The actors do their best to flesh out characters who might as well be stick figures conceived on a drawing board with arrows pointing this way and that.
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In addition to the game itself, which is now launching on November 29th, there's also a CG movie called Kingsglaive that helps flesh out the universe even more.
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TPC's report comes as the White House is working with House and Senate Republicans to flesh out a tax plan and reach an agreement on a unified proposal.
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The skilled cast members must flesh out their characters, and the unselfconscious Ms. Lynskey, who invites the audience's mockery and ends up with its sympathy, is the revelation.
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Now on its fourth class of startups, the team has had time to flesh out its vision and build relationships with experts within Google to ease startup woes.
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Mueller declined to flesh out his massive report or make its dense text more digestible for the public during his highly anticipated public hearings before Congress in July.
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To flesh out the study, she added 21 women-hosted channels from a list compiled by Emily Graslie, host of the popular science YouTube channel The Brain Scoop.
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He brings a kind of softness and new feeling to the song, revitalizing the tracks that allowed the band to flesh out their existence in the first place.
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While Trump offers vague principles that point in the direction of financial deregulation, House Republicans have a detailed proposal on hand to flesh out those bank-friendly discounts.
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Several of the new ones flesh out subsidiary characters, including Hans, the foreign prince who romances Anna, and Kristoff, the backcountry lunk who helps her on her journey.
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She and Ms. Gamble both drew from their personal histories as young, female aspiring writers to flesh out Beck, and they agreed that "You" is really her story.
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But the use of cheesy reenactments to flesh out the story, coupled with the giddiness of some interviewees, inject a little too much showbiz pizzazz into the proceedings.
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Yet the postures of its awe-struck participants, who huddle together in a teary mass, bring to mind a writhing tower of damned flesh out of Hieronymus Bosch.
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Then the Angels sent a contingent to Japan to meet with people from Ohtani's former team, the Nippon-Ham Fighters, and further flesh out how to manage him.
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So he speaks from a different point of view, and it would really flesh out the House attack if they could get him to agree to come on.
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It has entirely new environments, enemy types, and even story beats that gently flesh out the world's fiction with the foreknowledge of what's revealed in Half-Life 2.
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The details from Mueller could flesh out Senate proceedings over the President's solicitations of foreign government political help, or add to his alleged obstruction of Congress, Letter said.
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Prayuth gave no details of the project's size or budget but the Thai government said officials of all five countries would meet this year to flesh out details.
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At a groundbreaking ceremony for a new data center in Tennessee, Google will flesh out the details of its plan to increase its investments across the United States.
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Brilliantly cast, the show could flesh out its characters and story in a way that movies with similar mythological trappings don't have the time or latitude to develop.
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It's a smart curve ball to throw, but Ms. Feinman's admirable desire to flesh out Tracy, making her more than a cardboard villain, knocks the show off kilter.
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The Rocketeer, Tron and Enchanted: Don't look now, but Disney's already hard at work trying to flesh out these franchises with a sequel, a reboot, and a sequel, respectively.
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It was not immediately clear if the President-elect is proposing an entire new nuclear policy that he would begin to flesh out once he takes office next year.
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An Italian government source said the two nations may work over the next 12 months to study valuations and flesh out ideas on the military part of the proposal.
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"I tried to flesh out this mom character more by tapping into that feeling that all parents have when their kids leave the nest," Shi told Deadline in November.
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Apple is known to keep its older iPhone models and designs around to flesh out the entry-level of its product portfolio, but this is getting a little ridiculous.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he would likely travel back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out commitments made at the summit.
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Surely, he could have found room in his personal narrative to flesh out the characters of the brown women who make up such a core element of his story.
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Each designer was given a fragment to realize — an app to flesh out — and the team spent two sleepless weeks perfecting the shape and feel of an inchoate iPhone.
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I also drink and eat the fresh coconut my mum chopped opened, scooped the flesh out of and left in the fridge for me before heading out to work.
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And because Unsettled focuses on the Americas and not nearly as much on Oceania, the exhibition does not have the opportunity to flesh out the concept that underpins it.
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How much will you be drawing from previous iterations of Artemis in the comics or cartoons in helping to flesh out Evelyn's character, now that she's assuming that mantle?
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But then the script was written, word for word, by (director) Ken Levine, and (artist) Scott Sinclair, (designers) Nate Wells and Stephen Alexander helped flesh out the narrative scenes.
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Rick Scott's decision presented #NeverTrump conservatives with a clear and cost-free opportunity to flesh out their Trump opposition, but seemingly every one of them has taken a pass.
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Unparalleled depth that's never been younger is a major reason why, but so is their presumed willingness to flesh out an identity that can only take them so far.
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Better known for more heroic roles, Jane melts into the small, bent creature that is Wilfred, with Neal McDonough and Brian d'Arcy James helping flesh out the modest cast.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that, for King's 69th birthday, production company MRC and Sony Pictures have revealed that they're developing a spinoff series that will flesh out the film's mythology.
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It offers Xi a chance to flesh out China's global leadership ambitions as U.S. President Donald Trump promotes "America First" and voters in some European nations turn against globalization.
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In light of Constellation Brands' success in the beer space, Cramer turned to its competitors to flesh out the players that could really pour some gains into your portfolio.
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The idea of Cassia was to flesh out the ideas Mr. Ng developed at his last restaurant, the Spice Table, within the framework of a busy, well-oiled brasserie.
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But this particular exhibition, like the Norman Lewis exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts earlier this year, helps to flesh out the history of mid-century abstraction.
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More From VICE: Getting Rich on Government Money So researchers supplemented the survey findings with an experimental study to flesh out the relationship between wellbeing and time-saving purchases.
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The revealer was all his idea; I just happened to flesh out the exact wordplay and build the whole thing myself instead of including him in a collaborative effort.
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Alas, Brownrigg delays this meeting between the two women until the last fifth of the novel, choosing instead to flesh out the vicissitudes of Flannery's life as a parent.
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In Washington, smart officials take notes to preserve momentous events for history, to ease decision-making, to flesh out inside-the-room memoirs — and most importantly, as legal protection.
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It is working with a number of existing streaming services, such as HBO, Starz and Showtime, to flesh out what's available there, in addition to its own streaming subscription.
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Republicans have done a good deal to flesh out how they would repeal Obamacare, skirting the need for a filibuster-proof, 60-vote majority by using the reconciliation process.
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Fearful for the country's future, he harnessed the most famous team of ghostwriters in history to flesh out his hard-won wisdom from a half century in war and peace.
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This year's is the most important since 2015 as the end of the year is the deadline to produce a "rule book" to flesh out details of the Paris Agreement.
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Athens and its euro zone lenders are expected to flesh out a French-proposed mechanism that was presented in June and which will link debt relief to Greek growth rates.
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In response to the Third Circuit's remand of Validiviezo-Galdamez, the Board in M-E-V-G- posited a three-part test to flesh out the definition of a PSG.
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Kenya and Rwanda's formation of ICT authorities and Africa's emerging technology movement have prompted other governments, such as Nigeria, Ghana, and Tanzania, to flesh out more defined national technology strategies.
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But equally important to the film's success is a table scene in which the main characters flesh out the core question of Jurassic Park: Should scientific curiosity always be indulged?
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But in court, Trump Your Competition's lawyer, Netra Sreeprakash, said requiring Trump himself to testify would allow her client to flesh out theories about the tycoon's involvement in other proceedings.
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Leaving aside Sanders' relative lack of experts on his side to flesh out proposals, there really is a large single-payer movement in the US with some very developed proposals.
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Until now, the group tended to use virtual and augmented reality to flesh out well-known parts of the existing Star Wars films, offering extra scenes or an alternative perspective.
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Athens and its euro zone lenders are expected to flesh out a French-proposed mechanism that was presented last June and which will link debt relief to Greek growth rates.
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In light of Constellation Brands' success in the beer space, Jim Cramer turned to its competitors to flesh out the players that could really pour some gains into your portfolio.
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So, here are two questions you can ask your advisor/broker to flesh out their motivations: Do you or your firm receive any third-party compensation for recommending particular investments?
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But before Facebook was a news juggernaut, Liking pages was a way to flesh out your online identity, a signifier every bit as visible as a T-shirt or pin.
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Whearty, a 16-year veteran of the industry, intends to flesh out that idea at his next project: a bar in Melbourne that will only use ingredients indigenous to Australia.
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It took some real reporting to flesh out the details of Mr. Trump's other business practices, but we're talking about ordinary if skillful journalistic legwork, not revelations from Deep Throat.
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In other words, developers may be motivated to really flesh out their iPad app because they know that work can be replicated over to Mac with less work than before.
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Producing the weed himself allows him to enjoy it for free, and to flesh out the lean ends of his months by selling to his coworkers (he works in insurance).
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This week, several additional witnesses are scheduled to testify to lawmakers and provide additional details to help Democrats flesh out the extent to which Trump's shadow foreign-policy campaign went.
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The company is rumored to further flesh out its audio offerings with a pair of premium wireless over-ear headphones that could launch in the first half of this year.
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Compared to a less linear show like Couples Therapy, where partners can really dig into their issues, Love Is Blind features too many couples to really flesh out their relationships.
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But, like Buttigieg, she has lagged among minority voters and must prove that her campaign can attract their support and flesh out the organizational finesse of the more established contenders.
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The official demurred when asked if the speech will get into specifics on infrastructure, adding that "accompanying materials to flesh out various aspects of the speech" will be sent afterward.
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Now, as Democrats try to flesh out policies that might tap into the populist energy exploited by Donald Trump in 2016, the future of automation is back in the conversation.
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Generally speaking, creating a miniature world filled with tiny people is the sign of a megalomaniac who's lost the plot, a power trying to legitimize itself and flesh out its mythologies.
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The budget plan comes at a time when the administration is making strenuous efforts to flesh out the ideological and political foundations on which the new GOP White House is built.
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More recently, as exclusively reported by TechCrunch last week, Snapchat snapped up 3D photo app Seene — positioning itself to further flesh out its face-morphing lenses with support for 3D selfies.
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The expansion of the MCU with these three new shows is indicative of how deep a bench of intellectual property Disney has at its disposal to flesh out its streaming service.
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TestFit's primary users are actually developers of multifamily, and the product is meant to narrow down their options before they bring in an architect to actually flesh out the full design.
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Amazon has also partnered with local third-party restaurants, including bakery La Boulangerie and South Indian restaurant chain Dosa, to flesh out its inventory with pastries, yogurts, hummus, and other options.
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These backstory movies flesh out the larger world of Star Wars, but they're not advancing the larger story or advancing toward the kind of ending that builds anticipation and story loyalty.
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Today, Netflix shared a new trailer for Quincy, a documentary directed by his daughter Rashida Jones that seems to flesh out some of what we began to read on that day.
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"I truly wish it had been two or three episodes longer to really flesh out the storylines that felt rushed," Colleen Reilly, a 27 year-old school teacher and fan, said.
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Hopefully, they can find more bones from the extinct creature, and start to flesh out the story of how this lineage evolved and spread to new habitats halfway across the world.
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The main storyline is also incredibly deep, and something that's worth taking very slowly, since it's well-crafted and full of details that very much do flesh out the primary narrative.
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But his poll numbers have plateaued in the single digits and he now needs to flesh out his compelling rhetoric with deeper insight into what his new ideas campaign is about.
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Leaders of the U.S. and China are still expected to meet, but there isn't enough time to flesh out a deal with China, according to a senior White House administration official.
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Villagers flesh out their priorities at communal meetings and then seek financial backing for their ideas, said Aly Bocoum of the Near East Foundation, a U.S.-based charity leading the program.
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Days before they released the final bill, congressional heavy hitters were already talking about how to flesh out vague language and troubleshoot problems; they plan on writing a corrections bill soon.
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He argued that Trump, while a well-known public figure and reality television star, was not known in a political context, making the convention an opportunity to flesh out that portrait.
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A publication that aims to flesh out an "intellectual" defense of the president's worldview, the site currently features banner ads imploring readers to buy former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka's new book.
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Deadline reports that the series, previously titled Widow, is one of the first of a series of planned acquisitions Facebook is doing to flesh out Facebook Watch with premium original content.
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These excerpts, ranging from information about the heroes and team composition to Mason's own musings about vigilanteism, serve as a break in the story and flesh out the world of Watchmen.
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While the company does not itself offer facial recognition technology, its software is used to analyze that data and further flesh out surveillance networks used by local, state, and federal authorities.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said last week he would likely go back to North Korea before long to try to flesh out commitments made at the Trump-Kim meeting.
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That, plus the First Order imagery in the trailer, would indicate that Battlefront II will flesh out the Empire's downfall — a process still being hammered out in Star Wars books and comics.
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It appeared Trump and Xi had indicated to senior advisers that they wanted to flesh out a deal, Craig Allen, the president of the U.S.-China Business Council, told Reuters this month.
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"The goal is to prevent Iran from ever developing or acquiring a nuclear weapon and the detail beyond that is something we are going to have to flesh out," the official added.
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Facebook continues to flesh out its in-app camera features, releasing a new tool that lets members of the public create and submit their own custom photo frames for others to use.
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The weekly meeting of the executive European Commission will also flesh out plans to offer funding for African countries in ways intended to reduce incentives for their citizens to emigrate to Europe.
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While past attempts like the 1995 film adaptation of Fist of the North Star are fairly faithful to their source material, the filmmakers lacked the resources to fully flesh out their visions.
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Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, says diplomats and military experts from America and Russia will meet in Geneva over the weekend to flesh out the details of the rebels' exit from Aleppo.
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But I understand people when they are politicking and pressing the flesh out there at the barbecues, they can talk one on one about stuff that is good for the local district.
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He is reportedly relying on Myron Ebell, director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute, to help him flesh out his transition plan for the EPA.
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In October, Dear Evan Hansen: The Novel was published — with Levenson, Pasek, and Paul collaborating with author Val Emmich to flesh out the musical's characters into a full-fledged piece of fiction.
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As the Senate stays in session during the first two weeks of the August recess, they are expected to tackle a long list of nominations to help flesh out the Trump administration.
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He teamed up with Kenyan software developer, Louis Majana, to flesh out the code, and they co-founded mSurvey around a proprietary application to canvas digital information through mobile phones and SMS.
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"What critics said: "Between is all concept — characters, production values, thematic depth, and the other things that flesh out a sci-fi idea beyond its genre trappings are flat, dull and unengaging.
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However, if Apple really just wants to flesh out its Mac App Store with more apps — and more revenue-generating apps — it may not insist on this level of great iPad design.
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Dr. Steiner dug into the letters and other papers of civil servants and interviewed prominent and not-so-prominent historical players to flesh out the picture of how momentous events were shaped.
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Poe Dameron's escape from Jakku, for example, a bit more background into Kylo Ren's emotional life... these may be morsels for die-hard fans, but they help to flesh out the world.
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And they flesh out an ensemble that includes the rapper Alfred (or Paper Boi, played by Brian Tyree Henry), the blunted sidekick-philosopher Darius (Lakeith Stanfield) and the straightwoman Van (Zazie Beetz).
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It continues the trend of using the perspectives of other characters to further flesh out Gilead's society — here using Luke as a way of illuminating the outskirts of America beyond's Gilead's strongholds.
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White House National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn is slated to meet with automobile industry leaders on Wednesday about tax reform as the Trump administration works to flesh out its tax plan.
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Moving forward, though, it means that Niantic will be working with Qualcomm to flesh out the reference hardware for augmented reality glasses, helping them figure out exactly what it needs to do.
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The appellate judges on Friday specifically mentioned how disclosure of grand jury records could have a "chilling effect" on what witnesses say in the secret proceedings used to flesh out criminal cases.
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To flesh out the basic look, cross the street for hoodies, graphic tees and sunglasses at Zara, 2168 Fifth Avenue at 221th Street, or H&M, 225 Fifth Avenue at 73th Street.
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The Times said the officials and other sources declined to flesh out why some of the special counsel's investigators viewed their findings as potentially more damaging for the president than Barr explained.
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It's likely that the ideas an editor would have been able to challenge him to flesh out and clean up in a book format were impulsively word-vomitted for the world to see.
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Now he chose a more classical style and two expansive Tchaikovsky symphonies to flesh out the Imperial family's story, with scenes on the royal yacht and in the ballroom of the Winter Palace.
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Revelation and Ascension were released in 2007 and 2008, respectively, and helped flesh out the world introduced in the first Mass Effect, while his third novel, Retribution, is set after Mass Effect 2.
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The order applies to data collected by Facebook-owned platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, but also third-party sources that Facebook uses to flesh out its advertising profiles, including those of non-users.
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The Brussels gathering will seek to flesh out how to convince Iran and the United States to reduce tensions and start a dialogue amid fears that the 2015 deal is close to collapse.
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For Endgame, with just three hours to wrap-up Marvel's massive Avengers storyline, creators might not have the real-estate to flesh out the tortured inner narratives of each of their many heroes.
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He added that he and NYHA Senate sponsor Gustavo Rivera were talking to stakeholders to flesh out the details of the bill and add "additional provisions" to speed its passage through the Senate.
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The Brussels gathering had been called to flesh out ways of convincing Iran and the United States to reduce tensions and start a dialogue amid fears the 2015 deal is close to collapse.
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The Brussels meeting will seek to flesh out how to convince Iran and the United States to reduce tensions and initiate a dialogue amid fears that the 2015 deal is close to collapse.
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Heller was the first Supreme Court case in American history to hold that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to bear arms, and the justices have done little to flesh out Heller.
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Museums throughout the Chicago metropolitan area have begun an ambitious collaborative effort to flesh out the city's art history beyond the well-known stories of Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe.
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AFSCME may affect the way courts analyze constitutional challenges to compulsory bar association membership, but North Dakota lawyer Arnold Fleck had failed to properly flesh out his free speech claims in district court.
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Her husband, Patton Oswalt, recruited researchers to finish it, but instead of trying to mimic her voice and flesh out chapters, her co-authors let the jagged edges of the unfinished project show.
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I suppose these scenes are there to flesh out the world of high finance and illustrate how little Madoff feels like he fits in, but instead they just seem to be killing time.
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When the string overlaps enough times, its density starts to black out the white wall behind the loom, allowing the artist to flesh out a portrait using the negative space within the circle.
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To flesh out the world, Smith said that there are currently 13 writers working on the game, which has about 350 people working on it total including all the internal and external people.
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There are more than three dozen individual characters listed in the program, which doesn't account for the many other figures who show up to flesh out scenes depicting weddings, riots and natural disasters.
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A powerful quartet Before Sondland, a wealthy Republican donor, grabs the nation's attention, the committee will hear from a quartet of witnesses on Tuesday who can flesh out different aspects of the story.
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"Fortunately, both bride and groom survived the brush with death and went on to have seven children," wrote Ms. Wright, who examined old newspaper clippings and family histories to flesh out the story.
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He also wants to flesh out and pass a Green New Deal, break up the big banks, protect voting rights, and get big money out of American politics, to name just a few things.
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But Jony brought print, not interaction, designers from other parts of Apple in to flesh out the final design, and that ended up presenting as a radical new but also radically less usable iOS.
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Apple has been building partnerships with agencies and providers, including Veterans' Affairs and Aetna, to flesh out its personal health data offering for users, and Microsoft has its own health records offering called HealthVault.
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I also read that Erin and Dave made a lot of their parts kind of tripping together and making some crazy stuff for the rest of the guys to come in and flesh out.
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INNSBRUCK, Austria (Reuters) - The United States and the European Union must quickly flesh out their aim of cutting trade barriers, German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said ahead of an EU trade meeting on Friday.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald brought some titanic changes to the Harry Potter canon, reaching beyond the still-fledging Fantastic Beasts prequel series to flesh out events glossed over in the book series.
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"The Abyss" appears to add significantly to what players can expect from the game's already vast but sometimes empty alien oceans, and it also continues to flesh out No Man's Sky's growing horror elements.
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It's still early, but one of last season's failures was its inability to fully flesh out more than one or two of the contestants before they disappeared, a trend that continues into this run.
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Granted, a six-part documentary might seem like a lot to devote to "The Clinton Affair," but the filmmakers flesh out the narrative by interviewing most of the key players, foremost among them Lewinsky.
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Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, said he is reaching out to conservative groups, the House Freedom Caucus, and industry groups as he works to flesh out President Trump's tax reform plan.
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The movie is clearly a labor of love for writer-director Brett Morgen, whose interviews with the 83-year-old Goodall nicely augment and flesh out the story that's told through the archival material.
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"I think it's a good move for United Technologies, but [CEO Greg] Hayes has got to come out on this call and flesh out why he thinks this deal is worth doing," he said.
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The organisers of the Malthouse Compromise have been meeting Brexit minister Steven Barclay and government officials to flesh out the plan in the hope May will adopt it and present it to EU negotiators.
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Flesh out the image: Did you get enough sleep, and if no, was it because you were up until 3 in the morning cross-referencing the bibliographies of popular Wikipedia pages about medieval diseases?
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The organizers of the Malthouse Compromise have been meeting Brexit minister Steven Barclay and government officials to flesh out the plan in the hope May will adopt it and present it to EU negotiators.
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HOUSTON — Last night's Democratic debate at Texas Southern University might not have yielded any momentum-shifting moments, but it did flesh out some fundamental ideological fissures that will continue to dominate the 2020 primary.
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If Ms. Beach's intermittent work of the last few years was to flesh out a character named Caroline Calloway, her essay, in a single evening, introduced a second character to the public: Natalie Beach.
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Paris-based EBA writes rules that flesh out European Union banking laws, and coordinates regular "stress tests" of the bloc's major lenders to see if they should hold more capital to withstand market shocks.
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Paris-based EBA writes rules that flesh out European Union banking laws, and coordinates regular "stress tests" of the bloc's major lenders to see if they should hold more capital to withstand market shocks.
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It will be his third trip there, but the first to flesh out a timetable and a common understanding of what the Singapore commitment to "work toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" really means.
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A decade later, conservative writers Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam tried to flesh out a "Sam's Club Republican" agenda that could serve as an alternative to the small-government ideology of mainstream conservative thinking.
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To build the story, dramatic, well-written, and frequent cutscenes are now used to flesh out your relationship with the other Guardian commanders, as well as expand Ghaul's character as he interrogates the imprisoned Speaker.
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The newly released documents flesh out the narrative that Watts, 33, had grown distant from his family and infatuated with Kessinger, with whom he wanted a "fresh start," prosecutors said at his sentencing last Monday.
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The meeting was adjourned after the Bahamas representative on behalf of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) proposed the meeting be suspended and that permanent representatives of the OAS meet again to continue to flesh out proposals.
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"The glass dome structure is largely the same; what they did do was flesh out the design for the related server building," Sam Schultz, community development director for Mount Pleasant, told the Racine Journal Times.
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But Trump's political team told CNN that it is preparing a major battleground state push in August that will flesh out their skeletal staff and lay the groundwork for sophisticated micro-targeting operation this fall.
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Johnson's cabinet choices will help to flesh out how he intends to manage the world's fifth-largest economy and its divorce from the EU at one of the most fateful moments in its modern history.
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Some on Reddit are already claiming the "Camp Sight" teaser is just a bit of misdirection, while others think this may be Murphy teasing that he's going to flesh out the alien subplot from Asylum.
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The plan is expected to flesh out sector-by-sector details of the implementation of Prince Mohammed's program, which is intended to restructure the kingdom's entire economy and make it less dependent on oil revenue.
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" Across all of Tyrell's work, self-portraiture is a tool for figuring out larger ideas and potential universal truths about the construction of identity, Western history, and to " flesh out ideas with no one watching.
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Apple is continuing to flesh out its lineup of TV series for its upcoming streaming service and Netflix competitor, assumed to be offered sometime next year as part of a subscription bundle with Apple Music.
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It helps flesh out the comic-book world of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, plus makes a bunch of obscure outsiders just as engaging and fun to watch as that well-known Dark Knight.
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Secrets are hidden within levels to reward the player willing to fully explore the setting, but instead of the rocket launchers and extra ammo of old, Singularity offers note pages that flesh out its plot.
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For me its deepest attraction is timbral—the way the full quartet's evolved harmonies and pizzicato comping flex against Lassana Diabaté's deep-tinkling balafon and flesh out the funky thrum of Mamadou Kouyaté's bass ngoni.
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Over the course of the upcoming series, executive producer and writer Damon Lindelhof (Lost, The Leftovers) plans to flesh out the narrative described in the original DC Comics version and explore the Watchmen story further.
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The inspirational life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is already the subject of several excellent picture books, but this graphic biography is packed with artfully presented details that flesh out a fuller picture of RBG.
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Repeatedly, playing the role of a conscientious witness, Lewandowski asked for page references to flesh out questions by Democratic lawmakers -- a tip he might have picked up from special counsel Robert Mueller's appearance in July.
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Delegates from more than 190 nations are meeting in Poland to flesh out how to reach commitments made under the Paris Accord to keep the rise in global temperature below 2 degrees Celsius this century.
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According to a senior Democratic aide, the heads of the two major committees with jurisdiction over the legislation have been making the rounds with different Democratic constituencies as they try to flesh out the proposal.
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Whether you're looking to help them flesh out their record collection, listen to music when they're away from their home stereo, or get the most out of their digital tunes, you'll find the answer below.
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A continuing confrontation with an angry, erratic President -- and Trump's odd kinship with foreign dictators -- helps flesh out one of Biden's foundational campaign pillars that the commander-in-chief is unfit to serve a second term.
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Labour's finance policy chief John McDonnell said Hammond must also flesh out a promise May has made to bring an end to austerity after eight years of public spending cuts designed to shrink Britain's budget deficit.
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In fact, he learned enough that he was able to flesh out his idea and apply for a research grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which gave him $100,000 that marked the beginning of Apeel.
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But even sociopaths come from somewhere, and if Gimple and his team took the time to flesh out Negan's backstory, and give him some real flaws, it would make him that much more sinister — and satisfying.
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When there's no clear reason for these sorts of choices, it can feel like the creators simply didn't bother to flesh out her backstory, or simply added an underdeveloped Mandarin-only character as a marketing ploy.
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The PC-operated Vive headset, HTC's first entry into the VR market, will also be on display at the Tokyo Game Show, alongside an array of games and hardware accessories to flesh out HTC's VR ecosystem.
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"When the Strokes first came out, their album was 35 minutes long and they had to do Talking Heads songs to fill out the set," Hull said on why they decided to flesh out the tour.
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TCL is only just getting into the headphones business, and its SOCL line was announced at CES alongside MTRO, ACTV, and ELIT ranges that flesh out a full portfolio of products seemingly from out of nowhere.
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Then you can either use a giant spoon to scoop the flesh out of the skin in one firm motion, or you can do this: Place the avocado halves, skin side up, on a cutting board.
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Project Alias is of course not a solution to the underlying tracking problem of smart assistants — which harvest insights gleaned from voice commands to further flesh out interest profiles of users, including for ad targeting purposes.
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The live-action and animated versions of Justice League will be able to feed off each other and flesh out the DC universe in a way that wasn't possible during Justice League's last Cartoon Network stint.
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Produced in association with the BBC -- a reunion with AMC after "The Night Manager" -- and scheduled over three successive nights, the miniseries capitalizes on the format to flesh out the characters, without sacrificing tension or pace.
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Bollore is expected to defend his record at an annual shareholders meeting on Tuesday in Paris, a rare occasion for the billionaire to flesh out his plan to turn Vivendi into an integrated European media powerhouse.
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Now, with "Fire and Blood," the creators have a clear road map to follow with the history of House Targaryen and simultaneously enough wiggle room to flesh out the characters and dialogue in their own way.
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He continued to flesh out the score using drums, guitars, bass, and percussions, but — like the recorder flute — he would manipulate what he was playing on the instruments in post to give it an otherworldly sound.
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A goal here is to collapse multiple similar metrics into a single common metric, or flesh out situations where you genuinely need to split one metric into two or more separate metrics to capture different perspectives.
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The U.S.-Mexico text will flesh out an agreement in principle that aims to rebalance automotive trade between the two countries and update NAFTA with new chapters on digital trade and stronger labor and environmental standards.
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The majority of the season largely revolves around these specific challenges, often featuring flashback backstories to flesh out the characters; toward the end, it goes deeper into a larger world of privilege, revenge, and blind trust.
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There's a profile with various likes/dislikes fields that can be filled in, and users can also take a questionnaire to further flesh out what the app knows about them so it can better tailor matches.
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John Bolton, Mr. Trump's hawkish national security adviser, is to flesh out the agenda for the planned meeting in talks with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and then with Mr. Putin himself in Moscow on Wednesday.
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But as I started to flesh out her story, I realized that I myself had a fear as a child of having my parents taken away from me, or of being taken away from my siblings.
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A senior administration official on Wednesday sought to further flesh out Trump's allegation that China "has been attempting to interfere" in the 2018 midterm elections, but offered no concrete evidence to back up the President's claim.
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The rules flesh out an update to the bloc's payment services law and are among the most disputed in recent financial regulation, sparking intense lobbying as banks and fintech firms clashed over access to customer data.
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In recent days, national news outlets have continued to flesh out details of the relationships between Trump, Ukraine, and Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, which makes it difficult for Republicans to back him on the merits.
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O'Rourke has ample time to flesh out his agenda," wrote Matt Flegenheimer and Jonathan Martin at the New York Times in March — "he spoke fondly, if not always specifically, this past week of 'bold, progressive ideas.
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He and the episodes' directors (Alex Gibney, Caroline Suh, Ryan Miller and Peter Bull) flesh out his musings with trips to a baker in Morocco, a cheese-making nun in Connecticut, hunters in Western Australia and more.
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U.S. officials have since been trying to flesh out an agreement that critics say is short on substance and map a route to a deal that might live up to Trump's enthusiastic portrayal of the summit outcome.
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Here are a few streaming highlights: We're expecting I/O this year to flesh out Google's AI-first vision with announcements that the company is automating and enhancing its products with more artificial intelligence features and tools.
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Her attempt to flesh out the sitcom caricature of her public persona couldn't compete with Keeping Up's dramatic multi-platform storylines, which incorporated Twitter feuds and Snapchat shade, creating complex portrayals of the family through serial plotlines.
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This week, climate negotiators—along with NGOs, journalists, and other observers—are gathered in Marrakesh, Morroco to flesh out the details of the Paris agreement, newly ratified and enacted by the United Nations to address climate change.
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And often working them out on the website both helps to flesh out the idea in my own mind developmentally and also gives me feedback from my readers that becomes crucial in how I develop the idea.
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The House committees are expected to flesh out Ryan's plan and add more detail, according to an aide in Ryan's office, who pointed out that the Baucus paper, which preceded Obamacare, did not include dollar figures either.
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But we already know (or think we know) a fair amount about what will be revealed, including brand new Pixel smartphones with some big upgrades, and some devices that will flesh out Google's broader hardware portfolio considerably.
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My hope is that the coming episodes will attempt to flesh out her character — and I suspect it's likely heading in that direction — rather than letting the plot rest on someone out of a twisted fairy tale.
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The Green story is an optional part of the distillery tour, left to the tour guide's discretion, and the company is still considering whether it will flesh out the story in new displays at its visitors center.
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The two parties hammered out a branding agreement, and Binkowksi and Goodwin assembled a small team—including Felix Mussenden, a former Universal executive who became Hard Rock Park's chief operations officer—to help flesh out their plan.
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Rather than attempting to mimic her voice and flesh out fragmentary chapters, or condense her sprawling research into a taut true crime narrative, Mr. Haynes and Mr. Jensen let the jagged edges of the unfinished project show.
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As a comedic performer, Singh might not feel wholly comfortable in the interviewing role, but the reality of these series is it's tough to fill the nightly grind without relying on those segments to flesh out episodes.
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And this year Apple has quite a few new pieces of hardware to flesh out, including smart speaker HomePod and the iMac Pro, which could benefit from better Siri and music options, and more enterprise solutions, respectively.
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Now, the first episode of FLCL: Progressive, for which production company Production I.G brought on a whole new writing and directing staff, promises to flesh out one of anime's most enigmatic universes, and I'm pumped as hell.
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To be sure, Russian Doll has other male characters, but figures like Farran (Alan's friend) and Horse (a local homeless guy) exist to help flesh out the world of the show and potentially even tease future seasons.
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According to a Sunday night report from The WSJ, Hulu is nearing agreements to license channels from its co-owners Walt Disney Co. and 21st Century Fox, in order to flesh out a new, cable-TV like service.
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Speaking to reporters after the meeting, European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the decision to set up such a vehicle had already been taken and that technical experts would meet again to flesh out the details.
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We want to see a greater and more diverse representation of the region's designers on racks, in magazines, in closets — more regional support to flesh out Africa's fashion ecosystem — and we hope this process can start with us.
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The story follows a character named Yun Tianming (who plays a pivotal role in Death's End); Li Jun uses his book to fill in a bit of a plot hole and flesh out the world a bit more.
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Founded in 2010, it took years for Dubset to flesh out its audio fingerprinting and rights management technology that can detect every sample used in a song or mixset based on a database of 100 million master recordings.
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They left a lot of room for state lawmakers and regulators to flesh out a system under which marijuana can be bought and sold, but the initiatives generally set up a framework that these policymakers had to follow.
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In any case, you're going to want to fully flesh out your idea and write up those sample chapters before reaching out to agents, or, if you're still building an audience, a few blog posts on your topic.
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Delegates from about 195 nations will seek to produce a "rule book" to flesh out details of the Paris Agreement of 2015, which the United States, at the behest of President Donald Trump, has announced it will quit.
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He added that he would push for more "concrete actions" from North Korea to flesh out the commitment to denuclearization that Mr. Kim discussed with Mr. Moon in historic talks in the border village of Panmunjom last Friday.
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Just last month, Sony looked to extend its lead with the introduction of the full-frame A7R IV, and now, Sony has come back to flesh out its APS-C camera lineup with the new a6600 and a6100.
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Jourdain said the working group he chairs would flesh out later this quarter the "atomic elements" needed to promote adoption, including a futures contract referencing SONIA, though it would be up to exchanges whether they listed the products.
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Mr. Martoma's case will be an opportunity for the Second Circuit to flesh out the meaning of the Salman gift analysis, perhaps preserving a portion of the Newman decision that the Supreme Court seemed to have unceremoniously rejected.
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"We would expect Zelenskiy to be put under greater pressure in the run-up to the second round to flesh out his policy agenda," said Stuart Culverhouse, head of sovereign and fixed-income research at investment bank Exotix.
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Several episodes in the middle of the season took care to flesh out the parents as people, not just villains, putting their moral compromises in a more gray area of trying to protect their kids and the Greater Good.
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Zuckerberg did not specify, as MEPs had asked him to, whether Facebook uses data about non-users for any purposes other than the security scenario he chose to flesh out (aka "keeping bad content out", as he put it).
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That sets up a challenge for the writing staff, to be sure, but also provides a sense of security -- both for them and the audience -- and time to gradually flesh out existing threads as well as conjure new ones.
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Her fraught relationship with mother Bobbi (Debbie Reynolds), her stories about being trapped under a canoe at Camp Rabat, her first date with Alan Finkelman — all details that served to flesh out the character as a modern Jewish woman.
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Between art depicting giant spaceships, alien worlds, and fantastic robots, author Jeffrey Campbell wrote short, connected interludes that flesh out the world and characters, detailing adventures of people stranded in alien deserts, assassination attempts, burned-out pilots, and more.
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Rogue One looks exciting because it's a first leap into a foray with all new characters, which should help flesh out the universe, and because I'm looking forward to a Star Wars that appears to reference the Pacific rim.
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Jim Walden, a lawyer for Dr. Rodchenkov, said of the biathletes' suit: "It's a frivolous suit that I believe is intended to flesh out where exactly he is," adding that his client continued to fear potential retaliation from Russia.
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The following records flesh out his brutal new sound, all while Future gasps and gulps down lyrics that describe a life equal parts recovery from heartbreak, recreational drug use, and fraught anxiety over the traditional hip-hop fantasy life.
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Empiricists like Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern), and commercialists like Hammond and the ill-fated lawyer Donald Gennaro (Martin Ferrero), spurred him to assert his idiosyncratic viewpoints, which Goldblum used to flesh out the character.
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The EU told Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday that there was more work to be done to unlock the Brexit talks, repeating its early December deadline for her to flesh out Britain's opening offer on the financial settlement.
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And the film version doesn't have many distinctive elements to flesh out that framework, or to make this look different from any of the other dystopian post-apocalypse novels that have flooded teen-lit shelves over the past decade.
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The bearings maker is the largest shareholder of tyre and auto parts group Continental, which said earlier this month that it was in talks about a possible structural overhaul and pledged to flesh out its plans within six months.
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Prosecutors sought to flesh out two different instances in which they alleged Menendez attempted to secure travel visas for Melgen's foreign girlfriends -- one from Brazil and the other from the Dominican Republic -- to visit him in the United States.
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All three characters were created specifically for the game, so while you'll be missing out on the familiar faces of detective Akane Tsunemori and company, Mandatory Happiness should help flesh out the story and world from a different angle.
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Amazon is hoping the deal will help flesh out its burgeoning Amazon Pay service, a PayPal competitor it launched in 2013 to allow people to use their Amazon accounts for in-store transactions and other purchases outside its site.
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"That said, if the exit polls are confirmed in the official vote count, we would expect Zelenskiy to be put under greater pressure in the run-up to the second round to flesh out his policy agenda," he said.
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That is, instead of trying to make go90 a brand that can stand on its own, Verizon – if it was smart – could use the content that's languishing over in that app, unviewed, to flesh out its live TV offering.
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The Katowice talks precede an end-of-year deadline to produce a "rule book" to flesh out the broad details that were agreed in Paris on limiting the rise in global temperatures to between 1.5 and 2 degrees Celsius.
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While the show is named after a theme park that made for a fun setting, Westworld slowly began to flesh out what the real world looked like and exploring that world is the best part of these early episodes.
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While the show is named after a theme park that made for a fun setting, Westworld slowly began to flesh out what the real world looked like and exploring that world is the best part of these early episodes.
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With the Democratic primaries in full swing, the Waypoint Radio crew decided it would be a good time to sit down and flesh out their thoughts on the current candidates, and what has emerged from their campaigns so far.
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There are still people around who can flesh out such events, but it seems that awfully few original interviews have gone into "Bush"; the book is widely but secondarily sourced, and in places could more rigorously attribute direct quotations.
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Uber has yet to flesh out the details of exactly what this report will entail — including what time period it will cover — but it will include some subset of the numbers of sexual assault complaints the company has received.
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The move to launch a subscription service — which Vevo CEO Erik Huggers announced at the Code Media conference in February but has yet to flesh out — is part of Huggers's overall plan to reduce the company's dependence on YouTube.
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While the president did not mention tax cuts during his press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the trading community is expecting that he will flesh out his tax cut plan during his address to Congress on Feb. 28.
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Paris and Berlin agreed in June to flesh out plans for a joint budget by the end of the year as part of broader package on closer euro zone integration, proposals that have long been championed by President Emmanuel Macron.
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What's clear from the first two chapters of the final saga is that this season will take full advantage of that freedom to flesh out Jack, his ideals, and the pain he's suffered from fighting Aku for more than 50 years.
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If 451 were a series — even a miniseries — the drama would have time to flesh out who Montag is and how, exactly, he comes to sympathize with the "eels," or book-reading rebels trying to take down television's latest authoritarian regime.
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The funding pledge comes as delegates from more than 190 countries meet in Poland to flesh out how to reach commitments made under the 2015 Paris Agreement to keep the rise in global temperature below 2 degrees Celsius this century.
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This means the Restore-L design has met initial mission requirements, and will now move on to a more detailed design phase to flesh out the specifics of the spacecraft SSR will construct with a launch window target of 2020.
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You do want that camaraderie and you want someone across the table from you to go, 'Oh my god, I've experienced that too' the more we get women behind the scenes the more we'll get to flesh out these characters.
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Microsoft's new endeavor is called Microsoft Research AI, and it'll pull from existing AI expertise at the company, as well as pursue new hires, including experts in related fields such as cognitive psychology to flesh out the team, Bloomberg says.
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Pinterest says there are more than 1 million businesses on the platform, and while big brands may want to spin up big campaigns on Pinterest, the rest of that tail of advertisers is just as important to flesh out its business.
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Just a few months after Howard and Shankar started to flesh out their theory, other scientists independently uncovered neurons, dubbed "time cells," that were "as close as we can possibly get to having that explicit record of the past," Howard said.
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Enigmatic forward Terrence Jones added 11 points and seven rebounds off the bench to help flesh out the depleted big-man rotation while reserve guard Marcus Thornton scored 18 points in 22 minutes, including hitting 4 of 7 3-pointers.
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Another data-point to flesh out the Facebook data misuse scandal: The company has informed the European Commission that a total of 22011 million EU citizens had their information improperly shared with the controversial political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica (via Reuters).
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I wanted to flesh out not only who the victims were, but who their friends were and how they're dealing with the fact that they keep learning about a new friend, who's an important person in their life, being killed.
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That could take some of the pressure off of Republicans to fully flesh out the nitty gritty details of any policy alternative to Obamacare and give the GOP more leeway to focus on a broad, overarching message on health care instead.
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A clip from a Season 7 featurette shows show runners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, along with production designer Deborah Riley and producer Chris Newman describing what it was like to flesh out this location and make it feel just right.
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The report was launched as delegates from more than 190 nations meet in Poland to flesh out how to reach commitments made under the 2015 Paris Agreement to keep the rise in global temperature below 2 degrees Celsius this century.
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Yet few candidates, from local mayoral races all the way up to the Senate, provide lip service to the fact that millions of Americans still lack access to broadband, and even fewer flesh out a robust policy to address it.
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It may be that the habits of mind of a writer accustomed to the luxury of accomplished actors and lavish sets to flesh out his ideas simply don't lend themselves to the novel, where words have to do it all.
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An opening montage sets the scene — palm trees, strip club, flamingos, phallic motorboat — and the opening episodes (three were available for review) flesh out the clichés of Florida life as a down-market stew of sex, drugs and violent crime.
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In a late September court filing, House lawyers claimed that they needed to see the grand jury materials to flesh out whether Trump lied about his knowledge of contacts with WikiLeaks as it dumped embarrassing Democratic emails during the 2016 campaign.
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The Bank of Portugal started a final round of negotiations with Lone Star last month to flesh out the terms of the potential sale of Novo Banco, which received an injection of 3.9 billion euros in public funds in 2014.
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It is a question facing leaders across the world as delegates hold talks in the Polish city of Katowice this week to try to produce a "rule book" to flesh out details of the 2015 Paris Agreement on fighting climate change.
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But when Mr. Schwartz and Ms. Savage began writing their first script for "Runaways" on spec, they decided to flesh out the characters of the parents (who barely register a blip in the comics) and make their motivations more understandable.
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Coons was one of several Democratic senators who met last week with White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster, the leader of an ongoing Iran policy review that's expected to flesh out Trump's plans to decertify the deal without withdrawing.
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But what's really exciting is that these characters also come with their own motivations that will hopefully make their way into the film, helping to flesh out not only them as individual baddies but also the alpha villain they serve.
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Countries are on a self-imposed deadline to produce a "rulebook" to flesh out details of the 2015 Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the global temperature rise to less than 2 degrees Celsius and which comes into force in 2020.
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Co-hosts Joy Behar, Jedediah Bila, Candace Cameron Bure, Sara Haines and Sunny Hostin tackle the race for the White House with journalists SuChin Pak live from Times Square and ABC News' Juju Chang, who will flesh out election results minute by minute.
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Whether No Man's Sky Next will truly flesh out and deepen the innovative exploration game in a satisfying way remains to be seen, but both longtime players and those who followed along with curious hesitation now have something to look forward to.
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In James Patrick Kelly's new novel Mother Go, a young woman makes her way across the solar system, trying to flesh out an identity for herself, made all the more difficult by the fact that she's a clone of a famous space explorer.
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Clearly, Netflix wants to do more than just create original versions of traditional TV and movies to flesh out and differentiate its service – but this remains an adventure I'm not certain a significant number of adult audience members will want to embark upon.
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Mammoth plans to use the funding to make key hires and flesh out its IP portfolio, but most of the company's resources will be used toward developing the platform that allows the company's partners to plug in and search for their own biomarkers.
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"Using Grafeas as the central source of truth for container metadata has allowed the security team to answer these questions and flesh out appropriate auditing and lifecycling strategies for the software we deliver to users at Shopify," the company writes in today's announcement.
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Indeed, as Microsoft continued its transition to cloud-based services and adopting multiple platforms, as well as taking big bets like buying LinkedIn for $217 billion in cash and continuing to flesh out its Surface devices, it's been rewarded by Wall Street.
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In the years that followed, Millington and the team continued to flesh out the app and began adding direct access to music streaming services as listeners stopped hoarding MP33s on their home computer and began turning to services like Pandora, Rhapsody, and Spotify.
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Having The Kingdom (and to a much lesser extent, the wimpy Hilltop clan) around full time is promising, I just hope the show can find ways to actually flesh out Negan and freshen up this quickly rotting war storyline ASAP come Season 8.
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The naturalistic power of Dutch art is so persuasive that it requires research in order to root out these facts, and imagination to flesh out the emotional damage of the slavery, prostitution, and parental removal that are depicted, or latent, in the image.
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As conceived by Mr. García — a son of the Nobel Prize-winning Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez — the film uses biblical inspiration (like Jesus' conversations with Satan, also played by Mr. McGregor) to flesh out a family dynamic left largely unexplored in Scripture.
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A permanent negotiating channel should be established to flesh out the details that will be needed to move ahead on these initial steps and on additional specific steps towards a denuclearized Korea Peninsula to achieve a fundamentally altered political and security situation.
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In the first of a series of speeches by government ministers meant to flesh out such a vision, Johnson said the benefits of being in the EU's single market and customs union were "nothing like as conspicuous or irrefutable" as their supporters argue.
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As our presidential candidates solidify their roles as their parties' nominees and flesh out their economic policies, I encourage them to support programs that engage entrepreneurs and prepare them with the tools and knowledge necessary to translate their business aspirations into success.
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Plus, the ensemble cast is one of the strongest currently on Broadway: Taylor Louderman's Tony-nominated turn as Regina is a standout, Barrett Wilbert Weed elevates Janis into a scene stealer, and Ashley Park and Kate Rockwell flesh out the Plastics beautifully.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European foreign ministers will seek to flesh out how to convince Iran and the United States to reduce tensions and initiate a dialogue when they meet in Brussels on Monday amid fears that the 2015 nuclear deal is close to collapse.
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First-quarter Japanese economic output data on Wednesday - following on from more signs of slowing growth in China - should flesh out the downbeat picture with quarterly gross domestic product (GDP) forecast to have expanded just 0.1 percent, according to a Reuters poll.
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After three days of talks that concluded on Saturday, China and the United States issued a vague joint statement saying that China would increase its purchase of American goods and services and that talks would continue in China to flesh out the details.
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While none of the information adds any new "high crimes and misdemeanors" to the menu of charges against the President, it does flesh out the details of Giuliani's travels through the dark corridors of the Ukrainian criminal justice bureaucracy, apparently on Trump's behalf.
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So "Five Feet Apart" -- an earnest story about two teens afflicted with cystic fibrosis -- must be viewed within that context, which offers a solid showcase for its young leads, Haley Lu Richardson and Cole Sprouse, while laboring to flesh out a complete movie.
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But if the reason Dany is meant to be an unfit ruler is that she wants it too much, the show barely bothered to flesh out that argument before dropping it in viewers' laps with just three episodes of the series to go.
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It'll also lock in a transition period through the end of 2020 — in which the U.K. will have left the EU but remain subject to many of its rules — in order for the government to flesh out new international trade deals and relationships.
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The old City Hall was renovated, George Washington was inaugurated, and for 531 days, in 1789 and 1790, 95 members of Congress, many of them with rival agendas, innovated, improvised and compromised to flesh out the bare bones of the new 4,500-word constitution.
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As negotiators work to flesh out the "Phase One" trade deal President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping are expected to sign next month, trade hawk Peter Navarro has been fighting the deal behind the scenes, according to three people close to the talks.
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These lawyers are working with the White House to flesh out some of the issues, and they're bolstered by a Pentagon working group that had initially been set up to advance the implementation of the Obama administration's year-old repeal of a transgender ban.
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Trump attempted to flesh out some of the details of his new proposal on Tuesday, saying any tax cut would be "net neutral," an apparent reference to the massive amount of federal debt that the TCJA is projected to add over the next 10 years.
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But in a sign of how the European Parliament is becoming more willing to assert itself, its economic affairs committee voted by 55 to 0 to reject the rules, which flesh out a law known as "PRIIPs" that comes into force on Dec. 31.
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About 40 Muslim-majority nations met in Riyadh at the end of November to flesh out details of an alliance first conceived two years ago by Prince Mohammed that is widely seen as a vehicle for countering the growing influence of Riyadh's rival Iran.
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Delegates from nearly 200 nations are on a self-imposed deadline to produce a "rule book" to flesh out details of 2015 Paris Agreement which aims to limit the global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius and which comes into force in 2020.
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Instead of a chance to achieve specific desires in Ukraine, Trump's team sees the meeting as a chance for Trump to understand "the dynamics" of the ongoing negotiating process and to better flesh out what role the U.S. can play in deciding the issue.
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That TV show is about Norse gods going to war with the gods of media and the internet, and while it's doing a pretty serviceable job as a showcase for some fantastic performances by its gods, it's really struggled to flesh out its main character.
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BRIGHTON, England (Reuters) - A baby gurgles in the background, posters defend workers' rights and between DJ decks and a well-stocked bar of an old nightclub, dozens of young activists flesh out their demands that Britain's Labour Party become a wider movement for the left.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Top U.S. and Canadian trade negotiators were set for a second day of talks on Thursday over a revised North American Free Trade Agreement after their subordinates worked late into the night to flesh out opportunities for a compromise deal.
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The case, In Re Miller (short for "In the Matter of the Interference of the President with the Prosecution of Casey Miller before the Grand Jury"), didn't flesh out the extent of the president's power to order executive branch officials to refrain from prosecution.
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Even the typically adult-oriented network HBO has been expanding to kids, most notably with its Sesame Workshop deal, whose content — including Sesame Street — has been used to flesh out HBO's "Kids" section on its mobile apps, including the over-top-app HBO NOW.
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The power of the N64 enabled it to be broader and more ambitious in the scope of its plot and character development, giving co-director Shigeru Miyamoto et al the opportunity to flesh out both the famous protagonist Link and the game's non-player characters.
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The group's planned meeting, which people familiar with the discussions say is likely to focus on the potential legal implications of staying in the pact, could be its last gathering — and the last chance for the administration's warring factions to flesh out their arguments.
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Thanks to Kwan's book, though, Chu and writers Peter Chiarelli and Adele Lim have a rich assortment of characters to mine, and the latitude to flesh out the central romance with subplots like the strained marriage of Nick's cousin Astrid ("Humans" star Gemma Chan).
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The officials and others interviewed declined to flesh out why some of the special counsel's investigators viewed their findings as potentially more damaging for the president than Mr. Barr explained, although the report is believed to examine Mr. Trump's efforts to thwart the investigation.
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" Four black-clad performers, who appear masked or barefoot or both as required, engage in a sort of call-and-response with Ms. Beattie and flesh out what Mr. Stephens describes in the published text as a "series of suggestions for a piece of theater.
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Days after announcing a $113 million infrastructure fund for Asia-Pacific economies as part of the White House's Indo-Pacific blueprint, Pompeo is expected to flesh out details of that policy during a five-day visit of Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia that began Wednesday.
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Today, some of this editing happens in real life, in edit-a-thons that aim to flesh out Wikipedia's offerings in places where the sum total of "all human knowledge"—as Wales imagined his site in its early years—could benefit from greater inclusivity.
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Whitmer Thomas, another gaunt comic, whose "The Golden One" premiered on HBO over the weekend, embraces many of the trendiest features of modern comedy: using documentary to flesh out jokes, alternating punch lines with songs and fully embracing personal tragedy as a subject of comedy.
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There is still work to be done to flesh out all of the necessary details to move in this new policy direction, and there must be significant new investment to provide the IT systems and capital infrastructure necessary to build and operate the networks.
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I met my business partner Matt Strader, who became Imgur's first COO and he really helped me flesh out the business side about how can we take this personal project and get it into ... really create a business out of it that can be self-sustaining.
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With his White House being castigated for protectionist policies, a strong commitment to work towards such a deal would allow Trump to flesh out his point that he is not against all trade -- just big multi-national pacts that he deems punitive to the United States.
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"There are other witnesses that are scheduled to come this week before us, who are going to provide hopefully even more testimony to flesh out the full extent of what happened with regard to the Ukraine, as well as who was involved and who directed it," Rep.
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It's not clear how Conviction will play moving forward for Oats and EA, whether it's simply a glorified trailer for the game ahead of its February 22nd release or if the two plan to produce additional films down the road that continue to flesh out the world.
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Adding this new clue to computer simulations of the peopling of North America helped the team flesh out the timeline — which they now suspect goes something like this: about 36,000 years ago in northeast Asia, the ancestors of modern Native Americans began splitting off from ancestral Asians.
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But while both Pence and Trump sought to raise the stakes of the election by painting the health care law as disastrous to the US economy and Americans' pocketbooks, neither offered any significant new details to flesh out how their replacement plan will affect Americans' health insurance.
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While Trump and Xi are still expected to meet, there's too much work to do to flesh out a deal with China and prepare Trump for a high-stakes meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un. Trump's summit with Kim is set for Feb. 27-28.
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While Trump and Xi are still expected to meet eventually, there's too much work to do to flesh out a deal with China and prepare Trump for a high-stakes meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un. Trump's summit with Kim is set for Feb. 27-28.
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Kelly McKeague, who leads an agency that locates remains of U.S. soldiers on foreign battlefields, said Wednesday that U.S. officials are expected to meet with North Korean officials on Thursday to flesh out details on how to go about securing the remains of additional U.S. troops.
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Granted, it seems like every U.S. channel is snapping up British drama these days to help flesh out its lineup, making this slick adaptation less distinctive; still, there's a seemingly inexhaustible appetite for good mysteries, and adding this one to the menu isn't an ordeal at all.
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The EU told May on Friday that there was more work to be done to unlock the Brexit talks, repeating its early December deadline for her to flesh out Britain's opening offer on the financial settlement — thought to be worth around 20 billion euros (£17.72 billion).
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The proposal comes as Japan is mapping out a long-term low-emissions strategy to be submitted to the United Nations to flesh out how to reach commitments made under the 2015 Paris Agreement to keep the rise in global temperatures below 2 degrees Celsius this century.
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Fast-forwarding a bit to now, a dozen or so of the most recent real-object yields of Butler's new process — most of them completed, perhaps fittingly enough, during a residency at Yaddo, away from commuting and much else besides — are what flesh out New Paintings.
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As the administration tried to flesh out the policy, he recruited two outside businessmen — Erik D. Prince, a founder of the private security firm Blackwater Worldwide, and Stephen A. Feinberg, co-founder of Cerberus Capital Management — who proposed plans to substitute private military contractors for American troops.
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The revelations, in the veteran reporter's new book, are so stark and shocking because they flesh out a narrative that the President's critics have long advanced -- that he is simply not fit, by intellect, temperament and knowledge, to be the most powerful man in the world.
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In a simpler world, a seed investor (or maybe two) would lead a round, which meant that they would write the terms of the deal in a term sheet and then pass that document to their friends to flesh out the funds and eventually close the round.
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The two sides have sought to flesh out a framework agreement, decided in principle last month, for the full withdrawal of foreign troops and assurances by the Taliban to prevent terrorist groups that seek to attack the United States from using Afghan territory as a safe haven.
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A movie version of Warcraft should have been an opportunity to flesh out the story and characters of the game world, to ground the game's strategic systems and fragments of lore in recognizable emotion and motivation — the stuff that movies do well and video games generally don't.
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He died young, at the height of his powers, so the exhibition is manageable in size, yet with sufficient paintings to flesh out the highlights of the artist's development; it ends with a bang in several large works he executed for some of Rome's most distinguished patrons.
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Then they made it public — through Project Implicit — in hopes that they could draw on a massive pool of test takers to flesh out their research, while raising awareness about implicit biases and how racism and other kinds of prejudice still exist within American society today.
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Senior officials dealing with Brexit in Brussels, Berlin and other capitals said they had not received any concrete overtures from May ahead of a speech in Florence, Italy, on Friday, at which she is expected to flesh out her vision of Britain's future relationship with the European Union.
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Occasionally you'll get little events that flesh-out life aboard ship: one of your pilots starts dismantling pieces of your spaceship to make herself more comfortable, and you either need to tell her to knock it off or let it slide and eat the cost of the damages.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday he would likely travel back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out commitments made at a landmark summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last week.
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Related: Inside a Clandestine Marijuana Workshop for Cancer Treatments in Mexico The proposed reforms — that flesh out the basic tenets Peña Nieto first outlined in a speech earlier this week to the special session on drug policy of the General Assembly of the UN — were quickly welcomed by activists.
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Some crossword grids are easier to flesh out than others, but they tend to follow a similar design approach: brainstorming a "theme set" around an interesting idea for wordplay, building the puzzle grid's skeleton around this set and filling it with all the answers through trial and error.
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Generally speaking, Thaler told me, the process begins with a company approaching Rmory about a game, sometimes asking for them to come up with a specific weapon they have in mind, or to fill in the details on a weapon they're working on but need Rmory to flesh out.
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The filmmakers try to flesh out the lives of the murder victims at the center of the trials — especially Odin Lloyd — which are often overlooked in true crime narratives, although the attempt comes off as half-hearted (and somewhat random) in a documentary subtitled The Mind of Aaron Hernandez.
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The default setting for primate social organization in these movies, human and otherwise, is patriarchal, and while a few female apes and a young human girl appear on screen, the filmmakers' inability to flesh out the familial and affective dimensions of an otherwise richly rendered reality is frustrating.
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Every week the game provides you with a list, where you can see how to earn guaranteed loot drops in a way that makes it easier to understand how you should be spending your time, if your goal is to get more powerful and flesh out your collection of gear.
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Alan Menken's classic songs (with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice) like "Prince Ali" and "One Jump Ahead" are all reprised here, though there are a handful of new ones to flesh out the story (by scribe Chad Beguelin, who adapted the film's book and also provided new lyrics).
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But as banks flesh out plans for what and where they move, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has warned that Britain's giant financial services sector could be undermined like a wobbly wooden tower in the popular game of Jenga if key parts of the industry shift elsewhere because of Brexit.
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Longoria won't be the only woman directing Grand Hotel — she notes that, should the series receive a fuller second season order, she will include even more women in the directing slate — but she's also particularly excited about the other elements she brought to flesh out the world of the summer series.
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In these cases the results speak for themselves: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, a massive role-playing game, managed to tell a thrilling, violent fantasy tale to rival Game of Thrones, while the Deus Ex games use clutter-filled environments to help flesh out their cyberpunk mythos in an organic way.
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It's easy to imagine taking every 203 minutes of action in Stranger Things and blowing it out into its own episode, slowing things way down, but giving the series time to flesh out its cast of characters with B-plots and downtime, letting them want and argue and reconcile and learn.
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Pompeo will flesh out the administration's vision for Iran almost two weeks after President Donald Trump pulled the US out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Agreement, as the deal is formally known, re-imposed sanctions that had been lifted under the pact, and announced new ones against Iran's Central Bank.
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Access to a selection of e-books could also help Walmart later on flesh out its own Amazon Prime competitor – something that seems even more likely, given reports that Walmart is now working on its own streaming video service (outside of Vudu) that could become a part of some such program.
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Read more: Surge in campaign donations from US poultry lobby as Trump pushes for Brexit trade deal with UKHowever, while the EU is willing to discuss the proposal, officials in Brussels reportedly believe it does not go far enough, relies upon untested technologies, and will take weeks to flesh out.
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The rest of Hancock's answer essentially went on to flesh out that point… "In the same way that there's the potential to make GDPR easier to comply with or more flexible, we'd only want to do that consistent with maintaining unhindered data flows within the data protection regime," he said.
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By the end of the meeting, the group of top White House officials had made it clear that they needed a sign of progress and urged the House leaders to vote on at least one amendment Thursday in the rules committee to begin to flesh out the health care bill, the official said.
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"The fact that we've taken a little bit of pause as we've worked to really flesh out that arrangement has been no bad thing because Belt and Road has really evolved," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told the summit, adding that the infrastructure program was changing to involve sectors such as service industries.
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The three judges on the panel -- all appointees of former President Bill Clinton -- peppered the parties with questions in an hour-long televised hearing Monday, appearing eager to flesh out exactly when the court might be allowed to look behind the plain text of the President's executive order find a discriminatory purpose.
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That concern hasn't changed with the news that Amazon is actually planning to establish headquarters in two communities: Long Island City in Queens and Crystal City in Arlington, Va. Economists, urban planners and other experts say the ways company and local officials flesh out the plans will be crucial to any economic lift.
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The actual indexing of shows was left to third-party software with names like SickRage, Sick Beard, and SABnbzd, automated programs that can scour torrent sites and Usenet for the latest television shows, download them, and use data from a TV database like TVDB to flesh out episode titles, images, and more.
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Still, the study can help flesh out Americans' understanding of pregnancy resource centers — especially since research and media coverage delving into people's experiences there has been relatively rare — as well as pointing out holes in the social safety net that cause some people to go to the centers in the first place.
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And the game's makers want to shock and thrill players, of course—but while Alavi has said that the mission's there to serve the narrative above anything else, the scene plays out in such a way that it fails to satisfyingly flesh out the personality of Makarov, and supplement the wider story.
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Still, all the efforts to flesh out the mythology -- about gigantic titans that have secretly resided among us -- transparently play as an excuse to justify that endeavor, with the franchise's bigger-is-better mentality providing a good metaphor for Hollywood's infatuation with blockbusters and putting big stars (literally, in this case) on the marquee.
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Like Google, Apple says it will gather data from users to help flesh out its maps, though the company apparently put a strong emphasis on privacy, claiming that Apple will never record start and ending location data, and that any info Apple does use is carefully anonymized to prevent sensitive info from leaking out.
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We already know the Vive headset is due to ship from April, with pre-orders starting later this month, but we're expecting the company to take time at MWC flesh out a few more details about what will be in the Vive box — and specifically disclose a very key bit of intel: the price.
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The tacit expectation among fans of SpaceX is that Musk will return to the next IAC, which the University of Bremen in Germany is hosting from October 22017-5 — just two weeks from now — to flesh out more of the details about how, exactly, the company plans to build and sustain cities on Mars.
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One of the most important things about the indispensable Miller Theater's composer portraits series in the last few years has been to draw attention to good European composers whose work, for whatever reason, has not quite received the performances it deserves on this side of the Atlantic—or at least to flesh out their reputation.
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Acopian and Shinn partnered with animation studio Thinko and designer Morgan Gruer to flesh out the concept, the goal being to create a new kind of parody model for online dating — something as reliable, quick, and full of crowd-sourced reviews as Amazon without the swiping fatigue inherent to the current state of dating apps.
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The Republican presidential front-runner proposed a sweeping redirection of America's global role in a major speech, part of a string of planned addresses designed to flesh out what a Trump administration would look like and to establish leadership credentials ahead of an increasingly probable general election clash with Democrat and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Over a steady soul progression, Paraiso's "Shimendoka" finds future YMO keyboardist Ryuichi Sakamoto testing exactly the sort of twittering synth chirps he'd go on to flesh out with the Orchestra, and songs like "Silk Road" thread Hosono's interest in mid-century piano ballads through the vibes-inflected "exotica" he was also increasingly interested in at the time.
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" As Ramesh Ponnuru and Rich Lowry wrote that same month, the president certainly never seems to have taken the time to flesh out what "a Trumpist philosophy" that would feature skepticism of trade, immigration, and foreign intervention, a moderate social conservatism, and support for government activism to benefit the working class" would look like in details.
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Meanwhile, the rumored Galaxy Sport should help flesh out Samsung's wearable line with a slightly more affordable watch running Tizen OS. However, the main rumors we've seen about the Galaxy Sport include renders showing a device without Samsung's trademark rotating bezels, which not only seems like a bad move, but also calls the veracity of the leaks into question.
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This is a particularly low moment in a campaign that Trump debased long ago, but it also presents Obama and his presumptive heir, Hillary Clinton, an opportunity to flesh out their closing argument ahead of election day: that as bad as Trump is, he is a creation of and standard-bearer for the rest of the Republican Party.
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Guests like Empress Of's Lorely Rodriguez, Debbie Harry, and Nelly Furtado take on some of the vocal heavy lifting; samples of prominent queer and black activists and writers like Marlon Gibbs and Ta-Nehisi Coates fill the gaps between misty choruses; found sounds from Hynes' beloved New York and Paris Is Burning's ball queens flesh out the album's world.
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So far, Disney's live-action remakes have mostly eschewed whimsy in favor of stories that attempt to flesh out the originals' flimsy world-building, to better align with vaguely progressive 2019 politics, to cover up supposed plot holes, or even just to tug the story away from a G rating and toward PG or even PG-13.
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The comedy, which McCarthy wrote with her husband Ben Falcone (who also directs), offered her a chance to flesh out one of her favorite characters from her Groundlings days: Michelle Darnell, the brash, ambitious, cocky, unfiltered titan of industry-turned-motivational speaker who does six months for insider trading, then moves in with her single-mom colleague (Kristen Bell).
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Another caveat is that Google has worked to join up more personal data dots, undermining how much control users have over how they share data with the centralizing Alphabet entity — by, for example, consolidating the privacy policies of multiple products to enable it to flesh out its understanding of each user by cross-referencing their usage of different services.
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Although it's sharper, sweeter, and more confident than his debut, She Is (2016), and the few other EPs and compilations that flesh out the rest of his discography, I hesitate to make grand claims for it or call it a major breakthrough — his tragedy illuminated the longing and despair that were present in his music from the start.
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New York City Ballet and its affiliated academy, the School of American Ballet, released a job description on Tuesday that helps flesh out their thinking about who should succeed Peter Martins, a former star dancer and Balanchine protégé who led both institutions for decades but abruptly retired earlier this year amid an investigation into allegations of abuse.
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The G.A.O. officials who compiled the report said the White House did not respond to three separate requests for information that might help them flesh out travel costs, while the Secret Service and the Defense Department had not submitted regular accounting of expenses to Congress, as is required by the Presidential Protection Assistance Act of 1976.
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The European Commission published long-awaited draft rules on Thursday to flesh out a key section of the bloc's reform of securities markets, known as MiFID II. It has decided largely to back advice from the bloc's European Securities and Markets Authority for full "unbundling" of research and trading fees, while adding some flexibility in how money is collected and managed.
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At the same time, the new season finds shifting alliances, augments its narrative with sharp flashbacks that flesh out some of the characters -- with especially good material involving BD Wong, who plays the mysterious Whiterose; and Michael Cristofer, as ruthless CEO Phillip Price -- and still revels in dark humor and a general creepiness that consistently keeps the audience off balance.
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With a green light from the Feds, states race to regulate driverless cars California lawmakers and regulators just conditionally approved the road-testing of high autonomy cars that require no driver or even human controls, becoming the first state in the nation to flesh out an innovation-nurturing framework after federal regulators last month gave the green light to driverless technology.
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The band members' surviving relatives (all four original members have passed away) helped him procure their personal items, and Miller used his contacts in the art world, including illustrator John Holmstrom and era-defining journalist Legs McNeil, as well as his friendship with the band's road manager, Monte Melnick, to flesh out the rest of the show with illustrations, photos and more.
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George R.R. Martin's novels flesh out the "Prince That Was Promised" prophecy and its mythology much more than the show has done, but it's important to treat the show's depiction — which is a little more vague and succinct about who will save the living from the Night King — as a separate entity mainly because the show has bypassed the books.
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As with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, who has disdained negotiating the future of his nuclear arsenal with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo rather than with Mr. Trump himself, Mr. Erdogan was contemptuous of Mr. Bolton's effort to flesh out an American withdrawal that Mr. Trump broached in a phone call with Mr. Erdogan just before announcing it on Dec. 19.
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That series is a more straightforward adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel — and occasionally suffers for it — but when it drops into the backstory of one or two characters in particular, as it does for whole episodes at a time, it has to flesh out the short stories about those characters from the book (where Gaiman will occasionally include character-specific interludes that run few pages in length).
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So having that year off was a really great thing for us, to think about it, dig in, write stories, design concepts, really flesh out the whole back end of this world so that we have a simple roadmap of where we're trying to go, and it's a little bit easier to translate that to both the audience and the artist when we're trying to pitch these.
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But all of these films are all short, clocking in at 20 or 30 minutes, which means that Reeder and crew do not have that much time to fully flesh out characters, their backstories, location specifics, or what it truly means to inhabit a teen girl body today — especially with the onslaught of social mobile communication on top of all the usual extreme feelings.
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Hopefully Africa's friends on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and in the House Foreign Affairs Committee, will find opportunities to submit questions for the record to Rex Tillerson, to flesh out his views, and see if the report from the New York Times truly represents an early policy direction on Africa, or if we can put this opening salvo in the trash bin of the transition, where it belongs.
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Responding to some of these critical questions put to it by TechCrunch, the Royal Free Trust once again asserted the app is for direct patient care — providing the following statement to flesh out its reasoning: The vast majority of our in-patients will have a blood test and Streams would monitor the kidney function of every one of those patients for signs of deterioration, alerting clinicians when necessary.
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Bernie Sanders didn't formulate much of a foreign policy message in 2016 and, while he has worked to flesh out his platform, the left still really hasn't pulled together a cohesive foreign policy message, as Vox's Alex Ward recently outlined: The Democratic Party is a big tent, and the party's left flank is increasingly out of step with more centrist Democrats who have espoused traditional US foreign policy positions for decades.
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In its report it's now seeking to further flesh out what's at stake — by profiling in some detail the data harvesting practices of specific ISPs and cable providers, including AT&T, Comcast, Dish Network, Time Warner Cable, Verizon, Disney/ABC, News Corp (Fox) and others, as well as detailing some of the interplay between ISPs/broadband/cable providers and different data brokers and larger Internet companies also involved.
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Nor can Washington stabilize the Middle East without Iran's involvement.. In our report, we provide policy recommendations for eight different dimensions of the US-Iran relationship and flesh out how American national interests can be advanced through concrete short- and long-term measures: from the bilateral relationship with Iran, to the Saudi-Iran rivalry, to the stabilization of Iraq and Afghanistan, to ending the Syrian civil war, to sanctions relief and human rights in Iran.
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Starting off with a confrontation between a much older Jesse Owens (Dorian Harewood) and a younger African-American lawyer (Georg Stanford Brown) who accuses Owens of being a race traitor, the film goes on to flesh out Owens's long biography: his Alabama birth, then adolescence in de facto segregation in Cleveland, his meteoric rise at Ohio State and Berlin, and his staging, successful or not, of a series of post-Olympics comebacks.
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It looked like there might be some headway this week when Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE met with leaders of the three main Republican factions late on Tuesday night to try to flesh out a compromise on a repeal bill.
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They've hired on an archivist to scour the National Archives for never-before-published photos and accounts of the Cottonbalers, and where they've found solid information on the men in the regiment, they've used it to help flesh out the characters in the game: real people who really fought, and sometimes died, in World War II. But it's the work of Vietnam veteran Karl Marlantes that Hughes cites as one of the main inspirations for Burden of Command.
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If the second season maintains this focus on friendship, while using a larger episode order to flesh out characters who have gone underserved—for starters, Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray), the bandleader of Josie and the Pussycats, is overdue for her own storyline, and Petsch's Cheryl is way too much fun of a character to be wasted as an inconsistent narrative prop then Riverdale's warm, wacky, maple-syrup-mood piece reign should continue long past the calendar year.
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The public records release Tuesday evening -- initially given to transparency group American Oversight as a part of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit and then released publicly by the group -- marks the first set of documents the Department of Energy has made public that could flesh out impeachment allegations against President Donald Trump, as well as possibly offer a window into one of the highest ranking administration officials involved in the Ukraine quid pro quo aside from Trump himself.
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MOSCOW, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Gazprom Neft, the oil arm of Russian state gas firm Gazprom, could slow its oil output growth compared with the current plan if needed, its Chief Executive Alexander Dyukov told Rossiya 24 TV. Gazprom Neft said earlier this month it was not ready to cut output and had not been asked to do so as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) tries to flesh out the details of a plan to cap global oil production.
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They want to underline the dynamics of the Robinson family (which also includes middle child Penny, played by Mina Sundwall), as well as flesh out the world they live in, a world where a desperate attempt to colonize planets orbiting Alpha Centauri (the closest star system to the sun) results in a mysterious accident that deposits many of the colonists — and not just the Robinsons — on a strange, uncharted planet with many, many ways of dealing out death against frail, squishy humans.
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The new structure of Ford's Mobility group reflects this shifted focus, and should do a lot in terms of making it possible for Ford to more quickly develop and flesh out experimental new mobility offerings internally, using both existing resources, and people says it intends to hire in and around this field for the specific purpose of building out Ford X. Meanwhile, Ford says it will continue to work with partner Pivotal on its FordLabs software development program, and that its new mobility teams will all benefit from that continued partnership.
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Some students may struggle with that kind of open-ended writing assignment, so seeing a basic sample outline may help them flesh out their ideas: Theme: Real Solutions for Real Problems Issue: Tax Policy Issue: Immigration Issue: Health Care or Theme: Strengthening Our Economy Issue: Creating Jobs Issue: Reforming the Tax Code Be sure to establish ground rules, though, if students are going to make a speech in a candidate's voice to ensure that the speeches don't promote offensive language, as one of the candidates has indeed crossed that line several times during this campaign.
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"The Commissioner understands the need for government departments and public bodies to be clear about their legal basis for undertaking their functions and this is particularly true when processing personal data," it begins, before going on to flesh out a number of concerns — such as warning that "the provisions as drafted appear to go beyond this limited ambition and create different risks"; and raising specific worries that the current phrasing of clause 175(1)(b) could also extent to include private sector bodies providing data processing services to the public sector.
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In it, Sasse argued that the Senate was failing in its responsibility to fully air and debate the important issues before the county, calling for what he called "a cultural recovery inside the Senate": One of our jobs is to flesh out competing views with such seriousness and respect that we should be mitigating, not exacerbating, the polarization that does exist ... Good teachers don't shut down debate; they try to model Socratic seriousness by putting the best possible construction on arguments, even — and especially — if one doesn't hold those positions.
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