Netflix's first forays into original programming became bids for legitimacy.
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Mizuho has already made some forays into the digital space.
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Another is the company's forays into adjacent areas like payments.
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The museum has forays into art and politics, as well.
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The forays into high fashion are unlikely to appease them.
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Both have made expensive forays into Hollywood with lackluster results.
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But Germany's forays into negative pricing are the most frequent.
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Lately Russia has even made forays into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Apple's past forays into social networking (remember Ping?) haven't always worked.
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Make your primary care physician aware of any forays into telehealth.
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Those earlier forays into the city were instructive, Mr. Zwirner said.
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There's something so beguiling about these first forays into optical illusion.
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The first forays into breast-conserving surgery happened in the 1960s.
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The band's forays into concert and documentary films dominates one space.
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There will be forays into unexpected topics — like, say, kidney donation.
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Italian forays into colonizing Africa didn't always go according to plan.
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These kinds of forays into social issues do carry some risk.
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South Korean pilots, too, frequently respond to Chinese forays into the KADIZ.
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Both mark Eagles' first forays into using human blood in his art.
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Yet do their forays into the foreign contradict an aesthetics of home?
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It was one of her few public forays into campaigning this year.
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer's forays into European politics have confused partners like France.
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He readily admits that his initial forays into online dating were lackluster.
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Retailers from Walmart to Tesco have faltered in forays into foreign lands.
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While these forays into other artforms are forgettable, van Gogh's words linger.
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Recall the company's recent forays into dual-lenses and new aspect ratios.
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Upstairs and uptown, razzle-dazzle and glamour with forays into exhibitionism prevail.
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Even President Trump has made forays into the ring in recent years.
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The company's tentative forays into the field have been a mixed success.
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His forays into soccer, for example, have been both ambitious and clumsy.
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Others on the religious left are eyeing more direct forays into politics.
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It also combines information from different hacking forays into a master database.
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Both Ford and Baidu have already begun their respective forays into autonomous vehicles.
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On occasion, the two have sent soldiers on forays into one another's territory.
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She made forays into reality TV and kept writing and recording music independently.
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So far, Melania Trump's few forays into politics have been a mixed success.
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This week, our founding fellas make halting forays into the world of romance.
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Head described Walmart's big forays into home delivery, curbside pickup, and autonomous vehicles.
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I wonder what he'd say about my tragic forays into the dating world.
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His consequent forays into reverse hardware engineering have had real-life applications, too.
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This statement is notable given the rarity of Melania's forays into public policy.
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Allen is generally a comedic filmmaker (despite his forays into Bergman-esque angst).
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Things can go south anytime, however, as ByteDance makes forays into Alibaba's territories.
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Pentagon officials for months have been expressing concern about Russia's forays into Afghanistan.
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They are always stopping him when he makes forays into town on foot.
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Like the Boston Symphony's other forays into opera, this one credited no director.
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Despite his forays into the business world, Jay-Z isn't done making music.
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Other companies have made forays into social e-commerce but with mixed success.
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One of Putin's first forays into asymmetry was during the Crimea crisis in 2014.
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She's been training half her life and loves her recent forays into the ring.
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Besides forays into acting and writing, Grumpy Cat also pursued an interest in music.
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AmazonFresh Pickup is one of Amazon's many forays into more brick-and-mortar locations.
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Trump's first forays into the political arena called Obama's birthplace into question, without evidence.
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Timber has also begun to make noticeable forays into the residential markets of Scandinavia.
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Walmart has been making forays into consumer health care for more than a decade.
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Still, forays into television by major musicians over the years have been bumpy experiments.
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Their new forays into paint tech are about to change your life—here's how.
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Here's where some of the top tech companies stand with their forays into China.
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Mr. Trump made further forays into foreign relations, tempering some of his harsher statements.
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Your first forays into investing should ideally involve a relatively small amount of capital.
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But past forays into other parts of the health care chain have gone well.
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Exploratory in nature, Halilaj's various projects are forays into comprehending what happened in the conflict?.
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When launching forays into commerce, media companies are finding this an easy place to start.
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Yep, it's all here—even brief forays into parallel universes and hidden dimensions of space.
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Alibaba's forays into new fronts, though holding promise, have also put a squeeze on profitability.
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That would not be Azimo's first forays into using social media to enable its services.
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Unlike early forays into the electric market, this one is not ugly, or even funky!
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Until now, Chinese forays into the U.S. market have been in electric and autonomous vehicles.
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It also adds context to what the Trump administration's forays into financial deregulation may cause.
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"All kinds of established beauty companies have made forays into various technology investments," Kodali said.
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Paulina and Oscar coordinated their forays into parenthood — they had children at the same time.
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Forays into French are responsible for a wildly disproportionate share of errors in our prose.
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As for their forays into Europe, Parma's success drew admiring glances from across the continent.
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Grand stagings are mixed with more idiosyncratic, intimate presentations, including forays into cabaret and drag.
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It's not the first time Nintendo has attempted to make bizarre forays into health technology.
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Google Lens — Google's advanced image recognition technology — is making new forays into the art world.
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He grew up angry, his formative years filled with too many forays into gang life.
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This is generally a good thing, though it can also mean periodic forays into pretentiousness.
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Set It Up, one of Netflix's spiffiest forays into romantic comedy, is her first feature film.
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And some of the movies they've shown little Freddie have included Ricci's earliest forays into acting.
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Crunchy, briny, and golden brown, these oysters were one of my early forays into Japanese cuisine.
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Coley's experiments were the first forays into a field of cancer research known today as immunotherapy.
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A year-and-a-half ago, both men were making forays into high-dollar Republican politics.
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Handler's critique of the Trump administration is part of her recent forays into activism at large.
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The Marshall Major was the first (and, apparently, the most popular) of Marshall's forays into headphones.
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The approach is more systematic than the fund's occasional forays into unquoted investments in the past.
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Number two is some of the large-cap internet companies have made forays into this business.
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Take away Jack's cautious forays into sexting, and this could be a story from the 1950s.
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Here's hoping there will be more forays into 72 Hours of Science in the future.[arXiv]
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In recent years, IBM has been known for its forays into artificial intelligence and cloud computing.
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Impey, an astronomer, outlines the array of innovative developments that may render forays into space routine.
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Released on Tall Pat records, the album continues on the band's peppy forays into summery pop.
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Many other states only allow pilot programs or are just making forays into allowing hemp cultivation.
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James Graham's play, which explores Rupert Murdoch's early forays into tabloid journalism, makes its final headlines.
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Two of Ms. Kopatchinskaja's forays into staged grab-bag programs were also less than fully persuasive.
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Storms did not seem to bother Mr. Wolfe, as his forays into the art world demonstrated.
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In an adjacent room, there's an installation of Donegan's recent digital projects, mostly forays into fashion.
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Microsoft's later forays into new markets were typically late and hobbled by the company's Windows fixation.
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The book forays into an alternative history of noise and relates it to the visual arts.
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All of this is integral for your first forays into the world of owning your own business.
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American forays into what China considers its territorial waters are sovereignty challenges Beijing is unlikely to tolerate.
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Known for its real-estate holdings across Asia, Lippo Group is also making forays into tech businesses.
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Of the novel's many forays into ideas, the richest is its exploration of "the gratuitous," la gratuità .
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Its forays into producing original animation, such as Aggretsuko and Castlevania, have tended to be more successful.
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Their largely improvised act, with Lewis making wild comic forays into the audience, was an immediate hit.
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The company's forays into "buy" buttons, shopping services, and grocery delivery all failed to gain much steam.
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There have been occasional weird forays into operating physical buses and cabs, but more on that later.
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And occasional forays into John Adams, alongside some Muhly and Adès commissions, aren't nearly enough contemporary work.
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The senator has made some forays into the Rust Belt, including a 2014 trip to West Virginia.
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The result was the same at every subsequent Olympics, including a few forays into the Winter Games.
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Public policy is our central theme, but we will make forays into literature, history, and cultural studies.
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The study's authors hope this will lead to future forays into DMT microdosing and PTSD in humans.
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He became a mentor and, she recalled, advised her that her forays into free verse were premature.
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Investors are notorious for making forays into foreign assets as a run of outperformance is nearly over.
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Some national-security officials contend that this leniency encouraged China to make further forays into disputed territory.
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The "Freshwater" novelist forays into Y.A. and attempts to find balance amid multiple book and TV projects.
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In general, her forays into menswear have earned her fashion cred and sparked a theory with Bennett.
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But his previous forays into the national and international security arena have been less than a success.
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Some fear that Mr. van Zweden will retrench from Alan Gilbert's forays into modern and new music.
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Amazon, which has made tentative forays into the pharmacy business, has emerged as a particularly worrisome competitor.
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In this light, her forays into the world of future sex gain a certain retroactive moral glamour.
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He believes Kirk suffered from his forays into politics and from his association with Buckley and National Review.
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Based as it is on D&D, your party's forays into repeated dungeons have the occasional camp interlude.
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But the forays into renewables represents a fraction of Vitol's business, with turnover of $152 billion in 2016.
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Seminal farming series Harvest Moon's occasional forays into multiplayer over the years have been far less cleverly integrated.
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She considers Ms. Bove's forays into big-footprint sculpture to be only superficially riffs on 20th-century forebears.
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A new week, a new opportunity to dissect President Trump's forays into the art of the personal insult.
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Biography presents itself as fact, but without occasional forays into dramatic scene-setting it may not hold together.
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Their announcement, and Amazon's recent forays into these fields, are rattling everyone from major hospital networks to pharmacists.
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However, in order to force American businesses back out of politics, their forays into politics must be problematic.
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His forays into erotica made him an outcast in some places, but Continental Europe continued to embrace him.
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Even property tycoons and companies in palm oil, Malaysia's biggest agricultural export, are making forays into the durian business.
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China's recent forays into the East and South China Seas are in part a response to these domestic considerations.
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Microsoft doesn't radically alter the formula, and thus, the results are disappointingly similar to other forays into VR: mixed.
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Interestingly, blockchain technology went beyond financial use cases and has made forays into inventory tracking, healthcare and identify theft.
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Despite these small forays into film and music, no traditional path to stardom had readily presented itself to Hilton.
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For your first forays into pottying, pick a quiet outdoor location, preferably one where another dog has recently urinated.
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For Coachella, that means making forays into security measures that are more experimental as well as enhancing the traditional.
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Still, it's an early sign of just how much traction one of HSBC's latest forays into digital has gained.
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Where 9M9H9E93 forays into cosmic rifts and psychedelic epiphanies, the plotline of "Stranger Things" focuses of telekinesis and telepathy.
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Terminator: Dark Fate is the sixth movie in the series, not counting various forays into TV and web series.
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Competing lessons Some of Trump's first forays into politics involved railing against Japan during the 1980s and early 1990s.
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After a few forays into Los Angeles, he moved to try and make it as a comedian at 19.
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So far they're mostly focused on gaming and interactive experiences, with a few forays into short-form video content.
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John Rambo, too, keeps his own facial hair to a minimum on his bloody forays into redemption and revenge.
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But like other Chinese CEOs, he said he had found it difficult to make forays into the U.S. market.
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The nature documentary series is widely regarded as one of the most stunning and educational forays into our planet.
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Compared to the violence that the agency sponsored at the same time, these forays into science might seem harmless.
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His early forays into sexual experimentation, expressed through his first attempts at writing, earn him punishment from his parents.
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Online retailer Amazon, which has made several forays into the online marketplace for art, with mixed results, contributed $57,746.13.
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These have included the likes of so-cool Supreme, Travis Scott and seemingly other tentative forays into music culture.
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Facebook's interest in Fitbit may seem odd at first, but it tracks with the company's recent forays into hardware.
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It has already made forays into fragrances and sunglasses and has tried to make inroads into the luggage market.
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It was also like my second project as the lead and one of my first forays into executive producing.
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He has made forays into science fiction and fantasy ("Demolition Man," April 8003; "Blade" and "Blade II," April 2800).
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I was 22 and hadn't been on many dates, so this was one of my first forays into courtship.
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But with a disciplined defensive showing and a few forays into the front by Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland held firm.
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She has made infrequent forays into the public eye to promote her books and to defend her husband's company.
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Both Google and Microsoft are making their first forays into letting developers make outside skills on their voice assistants.
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In the same room are examples of Giacometti's forays into surrealist thinking, similarly in search of modes of abstraction.
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In their earliest forays into the field, they would rely on sighting the animals directly and recording each encounter.
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He also makes numerous forays into the dining room to chat with customers, often explaining what Trullo d' Oro means.
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By this, Garvis was alluding to Target's already extensive forays into collaborating with and extending the reach of law enforcement.
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But the artist's forays into monolithic sculpture create shiny but boring interludes from the spells cast by his video work.
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Schultz's initial forays into the presidential arena have strong echoes of his early days as the owner of the Sonics.
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Trump's forays into arbitration over the past decade underscore complaints consumer advocates have about the modern state of the system.
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There is anticipation that the company could leverage on these characters for further forays into mobile, virtual and augmented reality.
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Accordingly, the tome mirrors the spiral notebook that provides the canvas to so many children's first forays into sequential narrative.
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Facebook also hasn't really made many forays into hardware intended for consumers, apart from its acquisition of VR company Oculus.
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My forays into setups had been little more than a friend bringing together the only two gay women she knew.
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A connoisseur of internet oddities, Esposito's first forays into creative writing began online through the wonderful world of weird Twitter.
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Twitter made eyebrow-raising forays into live programming, inking deals with Bloomberg, Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League.
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Tech conferences, in general, tend to dwell on optimism and enthusiasm, with brief forays into dark alleys of negative consequences.
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For forays into even older volumes, she has learned how to decipher the odd spelling and syntax of Medieval English.
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One of Martin's first forays into performing was none other than Beyoncé, whose songs she would cover in Youtube videos.
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Stewart suggests that Locke's forays into poetry and fiction were stunted by his inability to speak openly about his sexuality.
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The mac and cheese is kind of wonderful in a gooey, tawdry way, but other forays into Americana are worrisome.
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This fascinating story follows the researchers' forays into a region with a peculiar hold on the disease: the Cumberland Gap.
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The novel alternates between Eve's troubles and Brendan's, with occasional forays into the points of view of appealing subsidiary characters.
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What I've found in my forays into the app store, however, is that not all exercise apps are created equal.
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Her repeated forays into a second self truly become another life, one of both intense sorrow and potential for joy.
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It did not help that her work made forays into "strange" topics like the occult and unabashedly portrayed female sexuality.
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These novel new forays into erotica usually involve fancy technology, like the VR porn the site released earlier this year.
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To counter slowing growth, Singtel has been making forays into areas like cyber-security, digital marketing, mobile payments and online gaming.
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His forays into music video direction — including videos for Madonna, Janet Jackson, and Chris Isaak — are also explored in the show.
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For a while, Kanye West's forays into clothing felt almost as exclusive as the traditional fashion industry he was railing against.
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Her tentative forays into new friendships and college parties will feel familiar to just about anyone who's gone away to college.
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This is on top of Stripe's first forays into using biometric factors in payments, made via partners like Apple and Google.
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CME Group's increasingly bold forays into the metals trading space, on the other hand, may prove a different sort of challenge.
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Keep in mind, though, that upcoming jaunt will only be the first of your many forays into the water this year.
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This explains its recent forays into health care and banking, both of which have yet to experience Silicon Valley–style disruption.
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Sonic Mania ditches the series' more recent forays into 3D worlds, in favor of sprite-based graphics and 2D side-scrolling.
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Still, financial and technological difficulties might make it difficult for these traditional companies to make their forays into the electric industry.
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But I do have a very limited patience for books by self-described literary writers making casual forays into crime fiction.
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This move follows forays into Taiwan, Mexico and Brazil this year as Didi has finally expanded beyond its China-based empire.
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There are frequent forays into blue-and-white ware, which can depict Chinese-looking landscapes, mischievous kids on bicycles and more.
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Vonn would like to be a multisport athlete, but her forays into tennis, figure skating, soccer and gymnastics were short-lived.
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Following Rice on his forays into the woods, where he senses a benign "presence," is like walking into the forest primeval.
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Australian greats such as Tim Cahill and Mark Viduka took their earliest forays into the international game on the Olympic stage.
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He embarks on a series of forays into past worlds: cutting hay, building a drystone wall, making a skep for beekeeping.
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One of Renata Ford's few forays into the media spotlight came in 2008 after a widely reported domestic dispute with her husband.
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She has said that skin care is just as important as cosmetics, and her forays into the category have been wildly successful.
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After eight years of making almost nothing else, they have allowed him to revisit his early forays into figuration with renewed confidence.
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Richard Posner, an academic who later became a judge, damningly wrote that they relied on "eclectic forays into sociology", not hard analysis.
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Likewise, Broodthaers's later forays into what we now call institutional critique would have been unthinkable to one of these books' original readers.
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Her forays into poetry and performance (she was also celebrated for her set and costume design) mirror Trosch's interest in movie musicals.
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Why it matters: It's the latest sign of oil majors' deepening forays into energy storage tech with vehicle and power grid applications.
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They draw on the power of orishás, the deities of Afro-Cuban religion, with call-and-response forays into the spirit world.
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Forays into construction and Nepal's first department store provided a base from which the current patriarch, now 61 years old, could build.
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The results also showed the growing toll that Alibaba's forays into hypercompetitive areas outside its core business are taking on its finances.
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It also appeared in his forays into abstract photography and film and evokes the 1960s light and shadow installations of Otto Piene.
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Amazon (AMZN) is the king of online commerce right now and has increasingly made more forays into brick and mortar as well.
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But Sanders's and Ocasio-Cortez's influence is also unclear Sanders's and Ocasio-Cortez's forays into the primaries were greeted with much fanfare.
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Initiatives range from now-commonplace chatbots or installing tablets in branches to bolder forays into the future, such as robot door staff.
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The Breuer got a series of combinations of traditional instruments and electronic sounds; the Cloisters, some expansive forays into acoustic chamber music.
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Billionaires seek influence through their contributions and forays into presidential politic, but we can only guess at their views on public policy.
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You both have main gigs that are very different than this ambient stuff, were these your first forays into working like this?
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There, the precocious teen began her first forays into music, following in the footsteps of her father, who was also a musician.
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Cast members made their own forays into other media projects: Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Mr. DelVecchio each did stints on the E!
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The same group had even made digital forays into state election systems before the vote, possibly practicing for more disruptive future activities.
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Two books by Gerald Murnane, "Border Districts" and "Stream System," reflect the author's forays into the inner reaches of his own mind.
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As well as these innovative forays into the world of floating houses, some jurisdictions, including British Columbia in Canada and Portland, Ore.
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Spotify has taken more of a music and audio-first approach, with its forays into areas like video never quite gaining traction.
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Dr. Reiffel's forays into television, including one as the host of a local children's science show in Chicago, had inspired the Telestrator.
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Obama's election and reelection were only small forays into addressing our profoundly reprehensible history — forays from which we have now fully retreated.
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Recently, the carmaker has made forays into overseas markets to electrify their public transportation system as China weighs subsidy cuts on electric cars.
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Rumors that other companies like Apple were beginning their own forays into building an autonomous car began popping up around the same time.
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The shape and structure of a novel allow Ms Miller to launch imaginative forays into the poem, adding flesh to the goddess's bones.
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It's important to note that many of these forays into the housing market are not just the private sector parachuting into communities, either.
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Other than that, there's little we know about the project, which will be one of the upstart Hollywood studio's first forays into animation.
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ROAD FC appear to be paying homage to some of the odd Pride FC match-making in their forays into the Chinese market.
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As a face of the brand, this is a natural extension of their partnership together, and one of her first forays into design.
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Now, even before the final races have been decided, Democrats are plotting new forays into what has long been seemingly invincible Republican territory.
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A joint project of James's foundation and the local school district, the school differs from other celebrity forays into education in key ways.
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Some local artists in the communities that Meow Wolf is trying to colonize are pushing back against the company's forays into their communities.
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Many saw the collaboration as a naked cash grab, but "Starboy" is a leap beyond both sides' previous forays into 19953s dance-funk.
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Composing the note forced me to focus on just how far I'd come since my first forays into journalism nearly a decade ago.
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Specifically, he singles out the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" sequel Netflix released a year ago, as one of its first forays into movies.
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Last year, Prager published "Silver Lake Drive," her first monograph, and had her first solo retrospective, which included her first forays into film.
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The Kings recently traveled to Mumbai — where Ranadive is from — to play the Indiana Pacers, the latest in the league's forays into India.
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It had made forays into online commerce, media and advertising, and executives in one industry after another anxiously awaited the company's next move.
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This includes Florida forebears, a Swiss boarding school education, Smith College, forays into the theater and fiction writing and then marriage and motherhood.
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With an emphasis on a sometimes cold efficiency, Silicon Valley's forays into food technology have been spotty; Cafe X could change that perception.
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A 2003 New York Times article announcing Giuliani Partners's earliest forays into the cybersecurity world asked him to discuss a common cybersecurity vulnerability.
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But its first forays into the solar and retail power sectors for many years shows a growing urgency to develop cleaner energy businesses.
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Pokora was becoming ever more infatuated with his forays into corporate networks, and his old friends from the Xbox scene feared for his future.
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If you're familiar with Telltale's past forays into the comic book universes of The Walking Dead, Fables and Batman then this should look familiar.
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This is one of Arbus's first forays into the type of photographs she would make throughout 1960s, and the image is like a timestamp.
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The initial impetus of the portfolio managers has in the past heralded Buffett's eventual forays into some of their investments, often in big ways.
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Don't hold your breath on an international launch, since many of Xiaomi's products — particularly its first forays into new categories — are China-only affairs.
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The new titles build on Netflix's recent forays into Asian productions, including India's Sacred Games, Japanese anime series DEVILMAN crybaby, and variety comedy BUSTED!
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Apple's first forays into original content came this year, with shows including 'Carpool Karaoke' and 'Planet of the Apps,' which debuted on Apple Music.
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There's hints of grime and garage, but these pieces are even more slight and ephemeral than Mumdance and Rabit's spectral forays into those genres.
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The "6 Drugs" rapper also talked investing in Uber, the true beginnings of the dab movement, and his forays into the world of EDM.
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GM funds its forays into new technology using cash generated by old-technology vehicles popular with its core customer base in the U.S. heartland.
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The new framework should encourage big tobacco firms' forays into the market since they will be well placed to deal with the extra bureaucracy.
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Only occasionally did forays into the world of magic produce actually scary movies, like 1968's Rosemary's Baby, of which Hereditary borrows from heavily.
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There are even more capitalist forays into her world of wizardry, but there's only so much evidence one can compile before it becomes overkill.
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Kurt's attempts to solve his dual loneliness and narcissism with increasingly delusional forays into big data are run-of-the-mill tech-bro disruption.
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On the right, intellectuals and operatives incorporated racial elements into a broader conservative ideology that helped to facilitate Republican forays into the Solid South.
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Despite identifying herself as "a cautious carnivore," Kramer writes engagingly about the "highly idiosyncratic spectrum" of vegetarianism and her own forays into its intricacies.
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His first forays into show business were as a drummer, playing in nightclubs and on recordings with the singers Paul Anka and Trini Lopez.
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But her forays into politics show someone who is tacking toward Mr. Trump, while leaving herself room for daylight between them in the future.
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"The Banker," one of the tech giant's first forays into film, was a day away from its premiere at AFI Fest in Los Angeles.
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Coca-Cola and candy makers made similar headlines for their forays into nutrition science, funding studies that discounted the link between sugar and obesity.
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These collective forays into the Gilded Age and its aftermath, however, provide a different perspective, using the past as another window into the present.
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The streaming revolution held promise when it began with Netflix's first forays into original programming in 2013, but it quickly became a land rush.
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A flurry of Chinese internet service providers have made forays into the automotive industry, marketing their digital and machine learning capabilities at old-school automakers.
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Netflix made a big leap of faith in 2013 by making the scripted drama one of its first forays into the world of original programming.
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Trump, known for his unconventional approach to politics, has raised eyebrows with his initial forays into the complex web of international diplomacy as president-elect.
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Intellectual interest in botany, combined with new scientific forays into ever more exotic shapes and colors, increased during the latter part of the 19th century.
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The series suggests that Sikander has found what she has been looking for: an artistic identity that furthers her forays into cultural and artistic plurality.
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In the years since his Japan sojourn, he made similar forays into the subterranean zones of such cities as Moscow, Munich, and Vienna, among others.
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So with the advantage of a large sample size, we conducted one of the first forays into studying binge-watching from a public health perspective.
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There are certainly other places, times and circumstances more conducive to probing goals-of-care discussions and lengthy forays into the internal lives of patients.
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One of Smith's first notable forays into politics was his support for Robert Ehrlich, Jr., a Republican congressman who represented Maryland from 1995 until 2003.
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Hospitals could be undercut by these forays into wellness and preventive care, which seem to be the focus of Apple and Amazon's ventures in particular.
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It is an unusually challenging assignment, bringing the aesthetic of the early 18th century to an ensemble that makes only rare forays into that era.
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In one of his first forays into patterned clothing, Bieber paired his black blazer, gold jewelry, and bright red pants with bold cheetah-print shoes.
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But she has become a go-to leader for modern orchestras making once- or twice-a-year forays into the early 18th century and thereabouts.
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If Netflix's numbers are to be taken as presented, 6 Underground was a rousing success for one of Netflix's first big forays into franchise filmmaking.
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Indeed, his initial forays into social and economic policy making raise an uncomfortably raw question: Was his appeal to the troubled working class a con?
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The violinist Miranda Cuckson, who plays complex works with charismatic devotion, has developed a strong following for her fearless forays into modern and contemporary music.
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With partnerships and acquisitions of companies like Lyft and RideScout, companies like General Motors and BMW have already begun forays into the car-share business.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ai Weiwei, China's most famous contemporary artist, has had many forays into architecture over the course of his career.
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The show is colossal and comprehensive, even including forays into design from the period in the 1930s when Giacometti made a living producing decorative objects.
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The brilliance of Hockney's early paintings, regardless, still acts as a yardstick that his forays into fiddling with digital manipulation never come close to surpassing.
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It will be one of McKinnon's first forays into drama: She will also appear in the upcoming film about the sexual harassment allegations against Roger Ailes.
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Between her tour announcement, inroads into Hollywood and forays into the fashion industry, we have no doubt that Gomez's Instagram power will only continue to grow.
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My life isn't a Pantene ad, it turns out, and despite my forays into supplements, conditioners, and hair-centric diets, my hair remains thin as ever.
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The final work, a complex, undulating, black and white pattern, not only spans the physical and immaterial realms, but also forays into physically impossible, conceptual space.
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To allay the guilt I felt for spending so much time in clubs, I convinced myself that my photographic forays into the night were my art.
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Wim Holleeder's early forays into the underworld were modest: he provided muscle for landlords who were looking to evict squatters, and dabbled in various fraudulent schemes.
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Two to three weeks before expedition teams arrive at base camp to kick off the climbing season, the icefall doctors begin making forays into the glacier.
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In years past, Chinese fishing boats have launched assertive forays into disputed waters, with white hulls, as Coast Guard ships are known, keeping a discreet distance.
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When he made his first forays into Atlantic City casinos a few years later, his father devised a plan to sharply increase the flow of aid.
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And while The Ringer has a web publishing operation and has made forays into videos and TV shows, the bulk of its revenue comes from podcasting.
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But Platinum has at least been able to demonstrate the ability to mobilize a fan base, which augurs well for its other forays into self-publishing.
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Alibaba has made forays into the United States, Southeast Asia and elsewhere, and it is moving into industries like entertainment that could take it further abroad.
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While forays into politics risk alienating some viewers, they have also built admiration for the host among the portion of the audience that shares his views.
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Despite recent forays into olfactory art, the prevailing attitude is that if a work consists of rotting organic matter, it had better be encased in Plexiglas.
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Watch the man in charge of Apple's moves in music, movies and TV in tandem with the man guiding the company's first forays into content creation.
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Here's an example: Once he realizes Steph Curry is guarding him, Jefferson forays into the paint to either score, draw a foul, or all the above.
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Both are targeting 100 cities worldwide before the year is out, and have already hit the UK and Singapore as initial forays into new territories gets underway.
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Following her previous iPad app album, and various forays into VR, she's now apparently including a little bit of cryptocurrency for anyone who buys her new album.
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More recently, celebs like Victoria Beckham and Jenna Dewan have served as the canvas for their kids' first forays into makeup — and the results are pretty adorable.
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Landscapes are Crowe's favourite style, but he's staying tech savvy with forays into the psychedelic stylings of the Prisma photo editing app — an artist never stops learning.
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The name became his handle around the time he bought a stake in Lionel model trains, and he used it during his first forays into online forums.
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Similar to Walmart, it's launched most of its most recent forays into in-house apparel labels under new names that give no indication of their behemoth parent.
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This goes along with the release of the miniature SNES Classic, and further forays into mobile like Fire Emblem Heroes and next month's Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.
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In the crowded field of Democratic candidates, apart from Mr Biden, only Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have so far made serious forays into foreign policy.
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So far, this has meant using DeepMind's algorithms to reduce electricity costs for cooling in Google's data centers by 40 percent and DeepMind's forays into health care.
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The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday, is the latest example of how tech giants' forays into the trillion-dollar healthcare industry are being met by concerns over privacy.
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With a cover image of the infamous Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., this issue is the latest installment in the family's intermittent forays into print publishing.
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Getting a sense of the early years of the Federation's forays into space through her eyes will be refreshing, and potentially add more heft to the proceedings.
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The company, the world's largest listed oil producer by output, has increased its global reach in recent years, making forays into markets such as India and Egypt.
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CFIUS has ramped up its scrutiny of potential foreign forays into the U.S. market in recent months, but such an overt intervention is unusual for the panel.
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It's better to look at the 19th century and early 20th century, when US forays into China were often at first welcomed and then met with violence.
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In a characteristic move, he declined to defend his featherweight belt after winning it last December, instead making two forays into a weight class two levels higher.
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Clover Health's membership grew 26% to nearly 41,000 since EOY 2018, which could bring more prospective clinical trial participants to help fuel its forays into drug development.
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He was part of a wave of young artists who defined the label's forays into experimentalism, including the pianist Andrew Hill and the alto saxophonist Jackie McLean.
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Trump's unusual forays into the military justice system, coupled with his pardon of Behenna on Monday, don't legalize war crimes or order U.S. soldiers to commit them.
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But this memoir is also a political book, one in which Biden touts his accomplishments and makes frequent forays into the wetlands of foreign and domestic policy.
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Beautycon is the Super Bowl of the beauty industry, where new products are unveiled and celebrities show up to launch their forays into the lucrative makeup business.
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Uber has played up its forays into food delivery, freight shipments, and short-term rentals of electronic bikes and scooters to demonstrate that it can transport anything.
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" Bottom left: "Inez van Lamsweerde's 1995 cover for Camera Austria, one of the first forays into CGI imagery, is so over-the-top glamborgeous it's an outrage.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 70% (season 1)What critics said: "One of Netflix's first forays into the reality television universe is chaotic and full of unannounced rules.
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And while the growth of tourism may help local businesses, the forays into deeper parts of the forests by more and more people are encroaching on wildlife.
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In contrast with their solo forays into private equity, this time big foreign firms entering the distressed arena are largely choosing to team up with Indian firms.
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He has fanned the flames of messy personal feuds, distracting from the GOP efforts on healthcare and taxes, while making unwanted forays into the bill-writing process.
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The disc also exposes true rarities like "Alimelek" and "Emma di Resburgo," products of Meyerbeer's early forays into Italy and Germany, before his triumphant maturity in France.
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Historically, politicians have limited their forays into disability policy, usually not seeing the disability community as a sufficiently organized voting bloc to be worth making promises to.
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The rapper's relationship with Caribbean dancehall and UK grime has been well-documented, but there's also forays into South African house ("Get It Together") and lite disco ("Passionfruit").
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After that investors avoided substantial forays into gold, with the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates capping gains in an asset that offers no interest payments at all.
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Though museums like the Met have already experimented with forays into virtual reality, Devine says she's excited about future experiences that will likely immerse all of the senses.
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Hastings and Netflix chief financial officer Spencer Neumann issued Netflix's first quarterly earnings for 2019, directly addressing recent presentations from Disney and Apple about their forays into streaming.
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My real-world friends read the comments about my divorce, my parenting, my forays into the world of dating, and they sent me emails, furious on my behalf.
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The move underscores how a company that started as an online bookseller is making forays into brick-and-mortar retail to capture a greater share of shoppers' spending.
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Trump has also issued his pitch to black voters while addressing predominantly white audiences, though he has made three forays into predominantly black churches in Michigan and Ohio.
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While Juicero has become a punching bag for everything wrong about Silicon Valley's forays into food, the industry is facing real pressures that technology can help to fix.
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Beautiful, even; there is a quiet joy held within its tangles of notes, in the rise and fall of its drawn-out melodies and forays into technical ecstasy.
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So while Björk Digital maps out the Icelandic artist's forays into virtual realms, Merry's work reminds anyone interested in Björk's work that the analog is just as important.
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Both of Irwin's kids have gone on to show that their father's message of animal advocacy is always in their hearts with their own forays into wildlife education.
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The driving force behind the event, on the night he flitted between stage-management, repairing and adjusting equipment and occasional forays into the ring to laud the competitors.
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Beyond the president's forays into the N.F.L. controversy, his administration took the unusual stepof reversing the government's position in a worker-rights case pending before the Supreme Court.
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Older huntsmen reminisce about their first forays into the thorny scrubland by moonlight; boys imitate their fathers' strides across vast plains as they follow packs of brawny mastiffs.
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"What is power?" asked Tomas Maier, standing backstage after a definitive Bottega Veneta show that eschewed recent forays into athletic wear in favor of a palpably adult elegance.
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He also recorded for other labels, making forays into synthesizer-laden jazz fusion, such as the 2005 album "Freedom in August," and the more successful "Chameleon," from 2006.
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The result propelled her to public fame in a way that her earlier forays into acting never did, allowing her to rewrite her narrative in the public imagination.
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Because if you could read only one book to comprehend America's foreign policy and its quixotic forays into quicksands over the past 50 years, this would be it.
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Chris McCormick's new novel, "The Gimmicks," contains what might seem like a few gimmicks of its own, including forays into the worlds of competitive backgammon and professional wrestling.
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Voulkos fostered such associations with brightly colored glazes and epoxy-based paint, and in forays into actual paint on canvas (which look oddly timid compared with his ceramics).
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India has been alarmed by Chinese naval forays into the Indian Ocean and its involvement in maritime infrastructure on island nations that it traditionally considered its back yard.
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In the shorter term, Ford and Mahindra suggested they could benefit from collaborating on distribution of vehicles in India, pooling purchasing and collaborating on forays into ride services.
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Its purchase of the creators of the Illusionists, which has brought live magic to Broadway and other world stages, will be one of its first forays into magic.
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Thankfully, Tennesse Williams: No Refuge but Writing provides some respite from the blocks of text by showing us the playwright's forays into painting, his longtime respite from writing.
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Valve's success with this experiment drove it to make further forays into gaming infrastructure, leading to the creation of Steam — now, of course, the world's leading PC gaming platform.
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The latest financing, which Didi disclosed in an emailed statement Friday, may propel forays into everything from artificial intelligence to auto-financing — and potentially markets beyond its home territory.
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Highlights of the Clinton portion include her early forays into activism at Wellesley, where she generated headlines by upstaging a conservative senator, Edward Brooke, with her commencement speech rebuttal.
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The video camera was designed as a way to help developers up to speed with Amazon's various forays into AI, IoT and server less computing, according to the company.
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Always a scientist-rebel, Dyson has been unafraid to wade into controversy, whether it be his reservations about climate change or his forays into the debates over nuclear weapons.
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In the same period, the Prado's seven forays into contemporary art have also all been solo shows for men, including Francis Bacon, Cy Twombly, Richard Hamilton, and Thomas Struth.
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Between getting her first tattoo, trying the Flamin' Hot Cheetos bagel, and enjoying her first forays into the world of dating, she seems to have her newfound stardom handled.
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These forays into haut-bourgeois Berlin can obscure the darker side of the city, but this aspect is an inextricable part of Berlin's historical arc, and cannot be ignored.
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Mr. Seagal, whose movies are popular in Russia, has defended his forays into that country over the years, especially during times when relations between Washington and Moscow were frosty.
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The series gets more substantive and quicker starting in Episode 6, but over all the pieces — man-boys on the prowl, bromance, occasional forays into seriousness — fit together uncomfortably.
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In Ginsberg's biography, I Celebrate Myself, his archivist, Bill Morgan, excellently recounts some of the genesis of Burroughs and Gysin's forays into neo-Dada cut-up technique and collaboration.
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Haskell himself bounced around the startup industry, with forays into launching a crowdfunding startup and stints at a few mobile technology companies, before landing on his current venture, Shuttle.
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Before next season's move across the bay to Chase Center in San Francisco, Golden State must first contend with the expected forays into free agency for Durant and Thompson.
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Beyond the president's forays into the N.F.L. controversy, his administration took the unusual step of reversing the government's position in a worker-rights case pending before the Supreme Court.
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In that capacity, she led a team of more than 30 employees, spearheaded many of Goldman's early forays into cryptocurrency markets, and oversaw more than $2 billion in investments.
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In between his early forays into electoral politics and his eventual tenure as mayor of Burlington, Vermont, Bernie Sanders was still very politically active — but not as a politician.
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For skeptical lawmakers such as García, tech's forays into finance have rekindled a long-running debate about where to draw the line between the worlds of banking and commerce.
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Then, in August, 2008, his son, Matthew—a nine-year-old who sometimes joined his forays into the Cradle—came across a loose rock in an old limestone mine.
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A comic book series created by the former "My Chemical Romance" singer Gerard Way provides the basis for this superhero chronicle, the latest of Netflix's forays into the genre.
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And she made strategic substantive forays into politics and policy, as well, most notably by campaigning for her pet cause, stem-cell research, over the objections of Christian conservatives.
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But NASA's Earth Science Division has come under attack from conservatives who don't appreciate the agency's forays into climate science and think NASA should focus on space exploration instead.
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The interesting thing about Facebook at Work is that it's both offensive — in the way Apple's and Samsung's forays into the enterprise have been — and defensive at the same time.
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These kinds of bugs reminded me of my earlier forays into beta versions of Apple's operating systems, although the problems weren't as catastrophic as some I've encountered in the past.
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And while Senate Republicans broadly criticized Trump's Twitter forays into the case, they said further investigation is unwarranted — dismissing Democrats' calls for congressional action over allegations of politically motivated favoritism.
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Still, this is all pretty stiff, predictable stuff, built around the operatic pangs of teen romance and the mystery of Alaska's fate, with peripheral forays into class and racial divides.
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While Radical and Sucker Punch put stock in traditional marketing tactics such as trailers and magazine adverts, they were also making their first forays into emerging forms of mass communication.
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Growth by acquisition has been Saputo's major strategy for years, including forays into the United States, as expansion in Canada is limited by a supply management system that discourages trade.
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QNB, the largest bank by assets in the Middle East and Africa, is active in Egypt and Turkey and has made forays into Singapore, Vietnam, Myanmar, India, Indonesia and China.
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He says that although there have been forays into unsupervised learning, where systems work through data that hasn't been labeled in any way, this work is still in its infancy.
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At CES 2018, one industry analyst referred to VR as "drawerware," referring to the likelihood of headsets to be stuffed in a drawer after a few forays into jejune worlds.
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The acquisition of Withings will likely spur further forays into the consumer tech market, but Nokia's CEO has said the company is happy to take its time reestablishing its brand.
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Though American Eagle has been supported for the rising popularity of its Aerie brand, not all of its forays into areas like experiential retail have caught on with young shoppers.
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The committee has been active in pushing back on Chinese forays into the U.S., but it's rare to see the office make such an overt intervention into an ongoing deal.
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Lengthy forays into transcripts of President Kennedy's deliberations with his advisers provide context but drag in places, as do accounts of the drudgery of long hours in damp underground passageways.
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Abandoning previous forays into video and digital magazines, Ms. Mayer, who formerly headed search at Google, is now focused on returning Yahoo to its glory days as a search engine.
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The initial forays into the messy world of presidential nominating calendars are only the first moves in what is likely to be years of gamesmanship between states for added influence.
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Demis Volpi's "Flair," set to György Ligeti, and Stanton Welch's "Pavane," to Ravel, are less-than-enthralling forays into romance with lighting as murky as a restaurant's on Valentine's Day.
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After struggling over the past two years, Vocus appeared to be poised for a second wind, with the company pursuing forays into fiber-optic infrastructure over its traditional internet services.
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Netflix is ending one of its first forays into the topical talk-show genre, and with it, the number of female hosts in this space will be reduced by one.
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And as storm after storm attacks the city, Rose's repeated forays into Harriet's body truly become another life — one of intense sorrow and potential for joy, including unprecedented sexual pleasure.
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There you'll find some 300 artifacts, objects and ephemera, including sketches, scripts, photographs and costumes, as well as 47 puppets and examples of Henson's little-known forays into experimental film.
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Around the island, doctors have teamed to make forays into hard-to-reach towns in the interior, jumping in cars and sport utility vehicles with whatever supplies they could muster.
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Among the latest forays into this space, the $34-a-month Moonbox, billed as a "monthly checkup for the soul," entered the market in its current form earlier this year.
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Seattle-based Amazon is using fast shipping, television shows exclusive to its website and forays into new technology, such as its voice-controlled Alexa devices, to attract high-spending Prime members.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With The Irishman, Martin Scorsese has seemingly made a crime film immune to the bad-faith readings his previous forays into the genre have faced.
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Islamic State was driven from Sirte last year and has been trying to regroup in the desert to the south, launching occasional forays into inhabited areas and attacks against local forces.
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Despite brief forays into the 1 percent as a top-level executive and a CEO, Homer remains a paradigm of middle-class America: Three decades later, he's right where he started.
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This opaque but clearly powerful relationship between the $500 billion company and the Chinese government raises interesting and unanswered questions about Tencent's forays into the West, including questions about Reddit's future.
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Unlike its early forays into developing independent mobile devices for the consumer market, Jolla's new strategy is to push its operating system to government and enterprise players in China and Russia.
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Waymo noted that Google devoted over seven years to self-driving cars and said Uber's forays into the technology through a partnership with Carnegie Mellon University had stalled by early 2016.
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Clinton made her first forays into politics as a teenager in Park Ridge, as an ardent supporter of Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, the ultraconservative Republican nominee for president in 1964.
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His original forays into television (A Cook's Tour, No Reservations) focused on food and travel, and Parts Unknown still featured Bourdain tucking into local fare and drinking copious amounts of alcohol.
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Those included forays into wind, energy storage and residential solar, while at the same time the company looked to expand its manufacturing operations in large markets like India, China and Brazil.
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Initial forays into adaptive learning, however, were often ineffective, as many were "inference models" that made assumptions about where and how learners would struggle, instead of taking a truly individualized approach.
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American telecommunications and hotel companies have signed a handful of deals to do business in Cuba, marking the first commercial forays into a market that has been off limits for decades.
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Still, Hawley vies for accuracy in rendering Boone's tumultuous Quaker youth, his forays into the wilderness, the death of his son and his daughter's kidnapping during clashes with the Shawnee Indians.
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We also want to talk about your forays into retail itself, because you're talking about retail and changing the face of retail and more — with Jenn Hyman from Rent the Runway.
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From their early experiments in bone-rattling techno to their recent forays into maximalist pop, all of the duo's musical phases are simply new fronts in their war on time itself.
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Affectionately called Baby Al, the 20-something musician recalled his early teenage forays into the city's night life: going to "The 'Dox" (a now-closed club called The Paradox) to dance.
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The mission had attracted attention among American forces after the firefight, the official said, because it was one of the first major forays into the field in Niger since the Oct.
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A real estate developer, not widely known outside New York in 21989, used it for one of his earliest forays into civic affairs, placing full-page ads to proclaim his fury.
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All of them have sprawled and overlapped mightily, but Amazon, with its forays into groceries, pharmacies, health care and more, might be the furthest along toward creating an inescapable commercial universe.
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Revived relations with Washington diversify the Philippines' strategic options, strengthen the hand of the largely pro-American military establishment in the country and limit Sino-Russian strategic forays into Southeast Asia.
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Several of Mr. Son's investments have been disappointments, including one of SoftBank's biggest forays into the United States: the 2013 acquisition of a controlling stake in Sprint, the struggling wireless company.
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That interaction leaves us asking something else, though: How can Twitter better highlight the value Leslie Jones is already adding to Twitter, especially as it makes forays into digital TV streaming?
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There are also poets, novelists, essayists, and songwriters whose forays into art writing have enriched the discourse, like Siri Hustvedt, John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, Dave Hickey, Eileen Myles, and Lynne Tillman.
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Michael began making forays into performing as a solo artist in the mid-'21999s and finally released his first solo album, Faith, featuring the smash hit of the same name, in 803.
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The hacks did not involve changing votes — typically they were forays into voter registration databases — but in at least one case, in Illinois, the hackers tried to delete voter data, Bloomberg reported.
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It's one of the first forays into the mass consumer market for Goldman Sachs, which is better known for working with hedge funds, helping technology companies going public, and facilitating massive mergers.
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There is even a section "For Those We Lose Along The Way", for writers who have been so scarred by their forays into the world of publishing that they give up completely.
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An American withdrawal from the Open Skies treaty would give Putin more leeway to make forays into areas like eastern Ukraine, where he'd love to keep his actions concealed from western scrutiny.
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Despite many forays into other creative pursuits, including writing several novels, helping design historical theme parks and trying his hand at painting, Hardy maintained that he was first and foremost a filmmaker.
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With others like Uber also recently launching its first forays into bus services, coach companies will have to bust (bused?) a move if they hope to stay ahead in the bus game.
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A broadside about the ineffective trade policies and the damage that is doing to growth, employment and price stability would also be an appropriate response to the administration's forays into Fed's policies.
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One detail the Scotts are spilling about: their unlikely first forays into entrepreneurship, which began at the ripe old age of 7, when they started making and selling fabric-covered wire hangers.
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While Palmer's first forays into entrepreneurship hit a few snags — his first concept was for a perfume and cosmetics company that never truly took off — he was hooked on the lifestyle nonetheless.
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From her debut as a schoolgirl in pigtails to her evolution to a catsuit-wearing vixen and subsequent forays into circus ringleader and belly dancing diva, there are plenty of iconic outfits.
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Once his alcohol dependency became public at around the same time that Wenger arrived at the club, Adams started to make his own forays into the world of art, music and literature.
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There are plenty of his signature otaku flowers, but also forays into art history, including homages to the British master of angst Francis Bacon and the Edo-period Japanese painter Soga Shohaku.
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For instance, his most recent forays into Department of Defense policy have been on the behalf of convicted war criminals--one who is serving 85033 years and one who walks free today.
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Some esteemed authors may make touristic one-off forays into categories besides the strictly literary; others, like John Banville, fence such books off from their regular endeavors by means of a pseudonym.
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Between 85033 and 2013, in some of their first forays into cyberwarfare, Iranian hackers cost U.S. financial institutions tens of millions of dollars and knocked Saudi Aramco's business operations offline for months.
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Not enough is made, for instance, of the terrible "Gatsby" musical Henry and Tamar commit, or of Gwen's forays into performance art (she is like a defanged version of Maureen from "Rent").
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That began his rise as a developer, with periodic forays into public life, with the city's Department of Water and Power in the 1980s and later as president of the Police Commission.
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Tired of his once-frequent forays into the French countryside, he reinvented himself as a homebody painter and designed his pond as a way of solving his problem of what to paint.
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It is as much about accomplishing strategic goals like destabilizing Europe and NATO, or forcing the European Union to rescind the sanctions it applied after his forays into Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
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Early forays into the region by Jason D. Greenblatt, Mr. Trump's special representative for international negotiations and his point man in the settlement talks, have been a study in diplomatic even-handedness.
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This week, the central banks of Australia and New Zealand took their first forays into the world of QE and Israel's central bank resumed bond-buying for the first time since 2009.
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"Man and Wife (The Former)" is the first track on Read Music, Speak Spanish and tells the story of a young couple making their initial forays into the world and the class system.
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One senses that the Dionysian abandon that would come to characterize expressionist painting was not an option, and the forays into it made by Segesman, Thesleff, Schauman were usually with a palette knife.
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Amazon's other recent forays into healthcare include paying almost $1 billion to acquire online prescription service PillPack and a new joint venture with Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase to improve employee healthcare.
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This crisis is looming for Netflix in particular, but also for Amazon, for a proposed new streaming service from Apple, and for whatever's going on with Facebook and YouTube's forays into original programming.
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The pieces included there were some of Korzynski's first forays into electronic composition, but his efforts seem to anticipate the fair amount of synth-based club music that'd come over the following decade.
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Tuft & Needle's founders took similar approaches with the company's pricing and marketing messaging, calling out what they saw as greedy mattress stores and overpriced traditional brands in the startup's early forays into advertising.
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The bank's strategy includes focusing mostly on retail banking and making only limited forays into corporate lending, said Akchakocha, adding that PrivatBank had implemented a range of changes to its governance since nationalization.
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The short seller's publicly disclosed recent forays into Europe include a bet against French supermarket operator Casino Group, where Block is wagering the company's stock will fall because of its high debt burden.
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Björk's experimental music and album releases are known for their forays into new technology, with her 2016 world tour letting fans visit her home of Iceland through VR headsets set to her music.
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Following on from Sundance and Cannes, which have recently made their first serious forays into virtual reality, Doc/Fest curators put 12 major VR and other interactive projects into their programme this year.
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As automakers make forays into the car-share business with their own start-ups, a new study says the car-share industry will have a limited impact on vehicle sales in any case.
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Now the chain appears to be making forays into a space that big-box players such as Wal-Mart and Target are still trying to master — selling customers a little bit of everything.
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The idea of Goldman as a savings bank and lender to the masses may seem somewhat incongruous, but GS Bank and Mosaic are not its first forays into the finances of the 99%.
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His frequent forays into head voice to negotiate certain high passages may have been in keeping with vocal practice in Donizetti's time, but they were insufficiently integrated into the rest of his voice.
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Google needs to nail not just Assistant's smarts, but also its personality — a new skill for Google, and one that its past forays into social software (Google Plus, anyone?) don't speak highly of.
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Her education and work ethic eventually opened many avenues to her, and — despite forays into lucrative and sometimes regrettable pursuits like her corporate speechmaking — she has always returned to a path of service.
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Started in 1994 by Stanford graduate students Jerry Yang and David Filo, Yahoo in its early years was the destination of choice for many making their first forays into the World Wide Web.
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The current queen of pop music appears to be back on her throne, after forays into jazz, country, and film, embracing the style that put her on the map in the first place.
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PAT STEIR: SILENT SECRET WATERFALLS Albert Barnes's spectacular, salon-style, stuffed-to-the-gills museum continues its recent forays into contemporary art with the installation of this specially commissioned cycle of paintings. Jan.
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With time unexpectedly to spare, I decided to make the best of it and make some exploratory forays into the Lagoon, which a few Italian developers and civic groups are trying to revive.
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Near-perpetual legal proceedings Ever since he made his first forays into real estate development, Trump has found himself embroiled in near-perpetual legal proceedings related both to his business and personal life.
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Even though the United States is present in the region, negotiating peace with the Taliban in Doha, Qatar, there have been only two top-level forays into the conflict that we know of.
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According to the company's latest earnings report, Alphabet's forays into health technology, self-driving cars and delivery drones, among other moonshots, lost the company $3.6 billion last year, compared to $1.9 billion in 2014.
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Dylan's forays into seeking justice are part of a wave of vigilantism that spread throughout the Bristol biking community earlier in the year, as the anger at perceived police inaction reached a breaking point.
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But even as John and Chrissy were making forays into Middle America (Teigen has now published two popular cookbooks, and just launched a new kitchenware collection with Target), Legend's political activism remained staunchly progressive.
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Microsoft kicked off its forays into "mixed reality" with its HoloLens headset in 2015, and it's since created a larger Windows Mixed Reality (formerly called "Windows Holographic") product line, which includes virtual reality headsets.
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The defense ministry's forays into areas long regarded as the preserve of the foreign ministry are raising eyebrows in Russia, where strict protocol means ministers usually hold talks only with their direct foreign counterparts.
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It's new to Maven, but it actually harkens back to one of GM's first forays into ownership alternatives – Let's Drive NYC, which debuted in October 2015, and which provided service focused on residential buildings.
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Cormier's first forays into the music industry were through volunteering for organizations like Safe Amp and the Ignite Youth Festival, where she learned more about what goes on behind-the-scenes in producing shows.
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It's 65daysofstatic's first game project, and one its first forays into the world of soundtracks (the band has done one soundtrack prior, a live re-scoring of the 213 sci-fi film Silent Running).
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The defence ministry's forays into areas long regarded as the preserve of the foreign ministry are raising eyebrows in Russia, where strict protocol means ministers usually hold talks only with their direct foreign counterparts.
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The company has invested heavily in India and Southeast Asia and is making its first forays into the U.S. market - launching next month its first device capable of roaming on the country's 4G networks.
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Elway would win the next two Super Bowls, skipping out on meeting with Bill Clinton after the second one, which really jump-started his many forays into politics ("I don't believe in safety nets").
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Björk has a longstanding reputation for being on the cutting edge of music video artistry — and her recent forays into virtual reality show that she has no plans to slow down on the innovation.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Weegee was back in New York by the end of 1951, and spent much of the next decade making pointless forays into Europe, art-house films, and soft porn.
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You'll also hear some of the duo's curious forays into other sounds that slightly latched onto the DNA of their original success while experimenting with genres like quiet storm and straight up R&B.
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The artist, who died in 2015, at the age of sixty-five, is the subject of the retrospective "Phenomenal Nature," at the Met Breuer, which also includes her later forays into ceramics and bronze.
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He has worked allusions to other features of the state's cuisine into the menu, which makes forays into pasta and small seafood dishes, but the pizza grill is at the center of the action.
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Painting is the be-all and end-all of Mr. Hockney's art, the point of departure of his forays into other pictorial realms and the port to which he inevitably returns, discoveries in hand.
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I have no idea what Cal thinks — does he recall, did he understand, the grounding in the Greek myths from the earlier books and our forays into the D'Aulaires' classic "Book of Greek Myths"?
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All of this familial questioning in her marriage is referred to as the "Central Sadness," and it holds a lot of weight — especially when compared with Daum's faltering forays into the foster care system.
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Despire the controversy, Paul has stuck with leading Team 10, even as his career has led him to follow forays into boxing, acting, music, and a whirlwind six-month marriage with YouTuber Tana Mongeau.
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Indeed, the company is having a hard time turning the corner as competing digital listening options eat into its terrestrial radio revenue, and iHeartMedia's own forays into digital are likely to be a losing proposition.
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While Amazon so far has shown no interest in that market, Chewy's and Walmart's forays into the online pet pharmacy business threaten to change that, prompting veterinary clinics to seek help in defending their turf.
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Stada, which also derives considerable parts of its revenues from Russia and eastern Europe, is seeking to expand its non-prescription consumer care business and has also made forays into diagnostics kits and electronic cigarettes.
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Contrast that with Apple's smoother (if still scary) forays into the health world, which include an app that asks users if they'd like to voluntarily link their medical records up to their iPhones, for instance.
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Servant marks one of Shyamalan's first major forays into television, and the director said there's already a set number of episodes the creative team needs to make in order to tell the story completely: 60.
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When some of the world's biggest retail companies are announcing forays into food delivery, they might be thinking of Meituan Dianping, which while not widely known outside its base in China, is worth $55 billion.
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For example, one of his earliest forays into investing was in the waste energy firm Covanta in the 1980s, and even now the company remains a top holding for the flagship Third Avenue Value Fund.
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Facebook's forays into virtual reality and its potential to put us in the same room with our loved ones on the other side of the world require a shift in how we understand the company.
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Idle hands were kept busy with ill-considered forays into shipbuilding (in a landlocked country), making weapons (that neither NATO nor the Warsaw Pact wanted) and trading oil (which nearly bankrupted the firm in 1985).
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There's no room for pimples or Paul McCartney-inspired bobs: Only aggressive guitars, American accents, and rock 'n' roll that's lightly tempered by forays into Turner's former style and the good old days of Submarine.
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These forays into virtual tourism have already proved popular for the city of lights and, while it's hard to predict exactly where this trend will go, we can say we're looking forward to what's next.
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Soon enough, I was living a double life: making my first forays into casual sex with guys off Tinder while simultaneously meeting prospective grooms as part of a system where a woman's "purity" was prized.
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Las Vegas (CNN)In addition to his frequent forays into casinos and gun shops, Las Vegas strip killer Stephen Paddock took 20 cruises, many of them in Europe and the Middle East, investigators have learned.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has ramped up its scrutiny of potential foreign forays into the U.S. market in recent months, but such an overt intervention is unusual for the panel.
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While the story of WeWork&aposs rise and fall is now familiar, Neumann&aposs forays into the world of startup funding provide another fascinating perspective into one of the tech world&aposs most controversial characters.
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It remains to be seen how far Ghana's fledgling space science industry will go, but the prospects look bright as its set of space pioneers continue to develop the country's unlikely forays into space science.
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President Putin had already started his forays into Ukraine and Syria when Mr. Trump was elected; the Russian foray into the democratic processes of Western countries, including the United States, would be exposed soon after.
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" It's a firecracker of a song — and, from an art critic's perspective, more sophisticated and more genuine than their earlier forays into museums and galleries, such as Jay-Z's dreary Marina Abramovic parody "Picasso Baby.
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On screen, Ms. Adams, 42, can carry off expensive silks and deep-V necklines with panache (see: "American Hustle" or "Nocturnal Animals"), but in real life, her early forays into gowns and glitz were uneven.
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Atwell might be best known to some for her forays into the Marvel universe, but she's an extremely talented actress who deftly captures Margaret's combination of intelligence and pragmatism, in contrast to her sister's idealism.
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The narratives, which twist together into a shocking dénouement, are marked by ghost stories, from Nat and Ruth's forays into the world of mediums and séances to Cora's struggle to piece together her aunt's past.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has ramped up its scrutiny of potential foreign forays into the U.S. market in recent months, but such an overt intervention is unusual for the panel.
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While Melissa zeroes in on her work as a chef and food writer, one of Jasmine's many forays into the world of wellness is the sound bath — something of a novelty in the British capital.
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Boast's own Daphne experiences a reverse evolution: As she comes to know Ollie, and to make timid forays into the politics and pain and tenderness of the world, she sheds her bark, her roots loosen.
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Since opening in 1995, the clinic has often been at the forefront of fertility technology, with early forays into genetic screening of embryos and research identifying which embryos are most likely to make it to term.
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His earliest forays into music were in New Wave and punk (notably with the Buggles) rather than in film, and he grew up with an ear — or rather, ears — already geared toward the evolution of music.
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Amazon has already made forays into connected home video cameras and even home entry products, including its Cloud Cam and Amazon Key offering for remotely enabling access to your home for delivery people dropping off packages.
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But the the Backroad Ball is the first event of its kind in Eastern Canada, where female forays into traditionally uber-masculine activities tend to be slower to catch on, and still viewed as mildly transgressive.
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An off-the-record friend who works in City Hall told me that this was one of the department's more morally sound forays into the reservation programs and public-private partnerships it often gets criticized for.
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Her recent forays into jazz, country, and now the 90s R&B of "The Cure," aren't relevance grabs or pandering to convention—they're an artist leaning into who she is instead of who she's up against.
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With the base of global gamers predicted to jump from two billion in 2016 to 2.7 billion in 2021, Razer is pitching investors on that opportunity coupled with its forays into mobile, AV, services and payments.
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While Hoffman's forays into the intersection of tech and politics have not always been without scandal, he has emerged as one of the most prolific backers of companies looking to apply technology to the political sphere.
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Some of Palmer Paints' first forays into the hobbyist market came in the form of Lil' Abner figurine painting kits as well as washable paint boards that could be painted, rinsed off, and then painted again.
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PARIS — Serge Dassault, the French billionaire and aviation magnate who made successful forays into politics and the media but was caught up in corruption scandals later in life, died on Monday at his office in Paris.
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With its groundbreaking announcement this week of further forays into the financial markets, the Federal Reserve has indicated it will surpass its response to the financial crisis in terms of timing, intensity and, ultimately, monetary value.
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Unlike the British, whose forays into Afghanistan as far back as the mid-2300th century inspired suspicion and distrust among Helmandis even when they returned in 22010, the Americans had yet to make a bad impression.
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After the Civil War, Juan studied at a Jesuit school in Barcelona and made his first forays into fiction, writing a dozen novels between the ages of 12 and 16 — ripping yarns set in exotic locales.
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It has built China-centered regional economic institutions like the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank, and challenged American military superiority with forays into the East and South China Seas and by bullying American allies in the region.
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Possible forays into fintech and robo-adviceAnother company JPMorgan might consider could be SoFi, the San Francisco-based tech firm that got its start refinancing student loans for graduates of top-tier business and medical schools.
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This drama was one of Hulu's first forays into original programming in 2013; it follows a group of Latino high schoolers in East Los Angeles navigating everything teenagers do in television shows — friendships, sex, drugs, family.
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Whether or not these forays into the world of the Kool Kidz are the result of a shift in strategy brought on by the company's relatively new chief executive, Gordon Willoughby (formerly of Amazon), they're pretty great.
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Trump noted that it all began at the venue for Thursday night's gala, the Grand Hyatt, which Trump renovated in partnership with the Hyatt Corporation in 1976 -- one of Trump's first forays into Manhattan's real estate market.
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His Godzilla comics for IDW were equally epic and emotional, and his brief forays into the Marvel Universe have been some of the most imaginative comics to come out of that publisher in the last five years.
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Last year, two prominent companies, SunEdison and NRG, alarmed investors with ambitious forays into the rooftop solar business, leading to reorganization, belt-tightening and, in the case of NRG, the departure of its chief executive, David Crane.
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Apple's done well for itself when it comes to its own forays into streaming subscriptions; Apple Music recently surpassed 40 million paying subscribers, putting it on the path to eclipse Spotify in the US later this year.
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Taylor Hatmaker is similarly agog at Portal: It stands to reason that if Facebook cannot reliably secure its flagship product — Facebook itself — then the company should not be trusted with experimental forays into wildly different products, i.e.
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As well as banks - seeking cash as local liquidity is squeezed - and companies, Gulf sovereigns are expected to make rare forays into international debt markets this year to cover budget shortfalls, including Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
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Yes, the series delves into some dark places — after heroine Midge's marriage crumbles, her first forays into standup are more like "public breakdowns" than crafted comedy, her portrayer told Refinery29 last November — it never actually becomes dark.
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Still, Marvel's triumphs on the page didn't readily translate to the screen, yielding plenty of frustration and disappointment with early forays into movies and television, as Lee grappled with executives who didn't take the underlying work seriously.
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I found myself mildly vexed by the novel's forays into travelogue, but there's no denying the author's skill at rendering this material; her sentences, at their best, are extraordinarily lucid, lodging places and people indelibly in memory.
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Consumer spending in India is set to top $3.6 trillion by 2020, and brands like Ikea, H&M and GAP are planning forays into a country where new rules allow shops to open 24 hours a day.
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I guess that was my first foray into architecture, trying to augment and adorn the tent with bits of greenery and to fashion this miniature forest were my first forays into the relationship between greenery and buildings.
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Having started out as a Netflix-style video streaming service, the Beijing-based LeEco later positioned itself as an Apple slayer and Tesla challenger by making expensive forays into manufacturing smartphones and televisions, and electric car development.
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Nourished by his passion for music and inspired by mythological subjects or odes to the beauty of the female body in the guise of chaste allegories, this work reveals the artist's lesser-known forays into English Romanticism.
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Unlike in past policy debates, the White House has played a heavy hand in the immigration negotiations on Capitol Hill, but as with the administration's past forays into policy, their directives have been mixed and at times contradictory.
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His forays into literature have, instead, inspired him so much that he's settled on a name for the Boring Company's second massive tunneling machine, and it's been pulled straight from one of America's most important poets, Robert Frost.
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But while some of the megastudio's forays into TV seem like watered-down versions of the tentpole films that fans flock to, Hulu's release, Runaways, is taking a decidedly more down-to-earth look at the Marvel Universe.
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Donors, even those who have been paraded by these Trump super PACs as prominent backers, described on Wednesday a sense of bewilderment as they struggled to connect with the right aides or make forays into the right groups.
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Buying GitHub, the world's largest repository for open-source code and projects, for $7.5 billion allowed Microsoft to repair the weakened developer relationships from failed forays into areas such as mobile and the disaster that was Windows 8.
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Central Group may not be a name well-known outside of Southeast Asia, but it is one of the region's largest retail players with a huge footprint in Thailand and forays into Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries.
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To back up these forays into welfare reform, Trump issued an executive order to aggregate many federal safety net policies affecting low-income people in a single department to be called the Department of Health and Public Welfare.
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Hedge funds made initial forays into shipping stocks in the third quarter of 2017, but significantly stepped up their bets in the final three months of the year, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings compiled by Symmetric show.
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After the anthropologist and political commentator Roberto DaMatta questioned Mr. Temer's forays into verse in a newspaper column, Mr. Temer responded by sending Mr. DaMatta a copy of his book and a letter taking issue with the criticism.
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Monsanto has never been a company that has been particularly lauded for doing responsible things, and its forays into genetically modified plants have had a number of unintended consequences, such as encouraging pesticide resistant "super bugs" and weeds.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump expressed openness to holding talks between the United States and North Korea during a call with South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Wednesday, the latest of Trump's forays into inter-Korean relations.
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Among his recent forays into presenting ballet in sneakers — each in a quite different rhythmic idiom — I'm especially haunted by the duets in "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming," which had its world premiere at San Francisco Ballet in April.
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From the early days of Batman and Superman pushing back against fears over the rise of organized crime to Marvel's more recent metaphoric forays into intolerance and social justice, Gotham is just a new voice in the mix.
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After brief forays into investigating domestic fascism, the committee focused almost exclusively on American communists, deemed dangerous both for their suspected ties to the Soviet Union and for their "un-American" ideas about labor rights and racial equality.
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Mr. Trump's tentative forays into child-care policy and paid parental leave — another traditional Democratic issue that he mentioned Tuesday in his speech — have attracted more interest, in part because they are unexpected from a Republican standard-bearer.
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Her ambitions for her brand were perhaps matched only by those of Kanye West, who first made forays into Paris back in 2011 and interned for a while at Fendi, and whose Yeezy brand is backed by Adidas.
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It was a decade book-ended by the first forays into free agency for LeBron James and Kawhi Leonard, both of whom shook the league with the choices they made and the manner in which they made them.
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Although few public-relations specialists today would take as abrasive a tack as Mr. Schmertz sometimes did, the modern media landscape is full of advertiser-influenced or controlled content that calls to mind his early forays into advertorials.
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And they do so understandably, since there is an inherent danger that the journalism will be steered by the company's commercial interests; it's a concern similar to those surrounding media companies' forays into "native advertising," which resembles news content.
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While asset swaps had been discussed with other European companies, too, RWE never felt comfortable with taking on large exposure to southern Europe, the people said, citing ill-fated forays into the region by E.ON during the last decade.
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The company's products are now in 225 car and truck models, and Nvidia's recent partnerships with Bosch, the world's biggest auto supplier, and Paccar, a leading truck manufacturer, show the company making definitive forays into the autonomous vehicle space.
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The Cupertino-based king of consumer hardware has set itself apart from other consumer tech companies through its professed emphasis on privacy, a position that Apple will likely leverage further as it continues to make deeper forays into health.
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Mr. Trump's blue-state gambit was reminiscent of Mitt Romney's late effort four years ago to make forays into a handful of Democratic-leaning battlegrounds, including Pennsylvania and Minnesota, and crack the political firewall assembled by Mr. Obama's campaign.
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LG: Then I think we saw — this is now we're taping this on Wednesday, last night was Tuesday, and the new "Planet of the Apps" show, which is one of Apple's first forays into original content, aired last night.
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The legal battle pitches one of the world's richest cities against a tech giant known for its forays into new markets around the world that have prompted bans, restrictions and protests, including by drivers of London's famous black cabs.
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Built on a somewhat-dated midcentury conceit, the musical tells the story of an editor for the fashion magazine "Allure" and her forays into psychoanalysis, which unfold in a series of dream episodes led by Weill's characteristically cutting music.
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More than a dozen potential candidates have made initial forays into states that will hold the first nominating contests of the cycle, honing a campaign message and meeting the activists who could make or break their Oval Office dreams.
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If anything, his forays into more wearable clothes seemed to encourage an altogether more abstract proposition later in the collection, which included panniered gowns with neon laced corsetry, wide mantuas and oversized sculptural pieces draped in vivid Edwardian prints.
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The author traffics their elaborately interlacing trajectories with impressive dexterity, save for prolix forays into Richard's son's London exchange-student life and a pivotal coincidental encounter that requires almost as much suspension of disbelief as the novel's magic realism.
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"That clear and unequivocal backing from the top really matters to colleagues in the CIB and I'm glad to give it," said Staley, who has also driven fresh forays into higher-risk, higher-reward businesses including leveraged finance and global securitization. .
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After some group courses, a student can begin their first forays into composing — a somewhat radical idea in the classical world, which has strongly rested upon a strong tradition and emphasis on training and mastery of technique prior to writing music.
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When it came time to find the first trainer for his new venture, his number one pick was an older man named Monlit, who had been training Tim since his initial forays into Muay Thai 30 years ago at Fairtex.
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His deft references to Bill Clinton's mistreatment of women has already turned Clinton's gender issue against her, and he has begun to dredge up the many scandals that have plagued the Clintons since their earliest forays into simultaneous politicking and moneymaking.
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Google has made forays into releasing standalone virtual reality headsets with the Lenovo Mirage Solo, but it's largely shifted its focus away from VR hardware, focusing on phone-based augmented reality and on VR apps like the painting tool Tilt Brush.
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"That clear and unequivocal backing from the top really matters to colleagues in the CIB and I'm glad to give it," said Staley, who has also driven fresh forays into higher-risk, higher-reward businesses including leveraged finance and global securitisation. .
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A former Ford director and interim athletic director at the University of Michigan, Hackett was tapped in March 20163 to run Ford Smart Mobility, a unit established to oversee and coordinate forays into autonomous driving, ride sharing and other ventures.
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It's not altogether surprising that Fitbit's upcoming smartwatch would have an uncannily similar aesthetic to an earlier product, given that Fitbit is known for a more utilitarian design across all of its trackers, with occasional (and sometimes awkward) forays into fashion.
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For most people, dance music isn't an obsessional, clandestine, obscurist interest—in the same way that most people's understanding of what a nightclub is more likely to be informed by pissed-up forays into Oceana than catching Kevin Saunderson at Tresor.
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The protagonists of Blue Reflection navigate everyday high school life on top of their regular forays into a space called The Common, where the full spectrum of human emotion lives amid flooded ruins, grassy fields, and latticework tunnels draped in wisteria.
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When I told Rachel of my fascination with Ben Maddow and of my feeling that by inserting him into a piece that was supposed to be about her I was imitating her forays into left field, she nodded in agreement.
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It bought several companies as it moved into different kinds of energy projects, including forays into wind, energy storage and residential solar, while at the same time looking to expand its manufacturing operations in large markets like Brazil, China and India.
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Rajan unexpectedly did not seek a renewal of his three-year term at the RBI, having faced hostility from some sections of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP party who disliked his less nationalist stance and brief forays into political territory.
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I truly hope this is the first of a number of forays into the trendy lumberjack merch market for Bon Iver, because the possibilities are endless: Singing penknife, Bon Iver-branded sack of coal, USB beard comb containing the album.
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This awareness of an amused Macdonald lurking behind the deadpan Norm is what animates his forays into meta-comedy — not the smug refusals of anti-comedy, but genuinely funny subversions that exploit what audiences have come to expect from the form.
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The property presents an opportunity to see a slice of the city that has dealt with a great deal of tumult, but also one that always embraced Mr. Domino and paved the way for his first forays into rhythm and blues.
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On Tuesday, Levatich parried that question by expressing confidence in the company's strategy to make forays into middleweight, lightweight and battery-powered bikes and grow its business overseas, particularly in Asia, to account for half of its revenue by 2027.
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On Tuesday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder, in just his second game back, LeVert drove to the basket with confidence for the Nets, his forays into the paint often resulting in easy scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.
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El Camino lays out the aftermath with meticulous style, balancing callbacks to the original series (including Robert Forster as Ed the vacuum cleaner salesman, in one of his last-ever roles) with forays into heretofore unexplored corners of the Albuquerque underworld.
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Everything you need to know about Facebook's data breach affecting 50M users It stands to reason that if Facebook cannot reliably secure its flagship product — Facebook itself — then the company should not be trusted with experimental forays into wildly different products, i.e.
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Owners who are also enjoying a work day at home are documenting their pets' forays into the tundra on social media — with some furry friends encountering snow for the first time — giving those of us indoors a taste of what it's like outside.
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Several prospective deals announced this month, from the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico to onshore Iran, suggest that the industry may be shying away from expensive forays into uncharted territory, and taking a more cost-conscious approach to exploration and production.
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The EFF has filed a court filing pressing for warrants be required for searches of mobile phones, laptops and other digital devices by federal agents at international airports and U.S. land borders — describing these as "highly intrusive forays into travelers' private information".
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But two forays into local government blew up in recent weeks as serious questions were raised about decisions made by emergency managers appointed by him in Flint and in Detroit, where the public schools are deteriorating physically and are close to insolvency.
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Stephen Ellis (second from right) celebrating with the Facebook partnerships team after its CEO Gaming Summit Stephen Ellis (second from right) celebrating with the Facebook partnerships team after its CEO Gaming Summit Facebook's past forays into verticalized strategic partnerships have been incredibly successful.
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Democrat Doug Jones' upset victory in Alabama on Tuesday capped a tortured 10 months for President Donald Trump, whose forays into the race all seemed to backfire and which are now drawing concerns as a wider slate of 2018 midterm contests near.
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I have had a couple of forays into the darker side of martial arts—the cults and the vital point strikes—so I scoffed when I was handed a VHS a few weeks ago and told that I had seen nothing yet.
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Part memoir, part deep critical investigation of "works of art that seemed to articulate or be troubled by loneliness," The Lonely City combines Laing's astute observations of the world she inhabits with extended forays into social, psychological, and cultural critiques of visual art.
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It's even harder to understand how the Wagner Group and its titular head, Yevgeny Prigozhin, fit into the big picture when there is so little consensus among experts about what Russia really hopes to get out of its forays into the mercenary market.
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Mr. McLaughlin — the guitarist who as a teenager helped define Miles Davis's early forays into fusion and with his Mahavishnu Orchestra became an influential exponent of the marriage between rock, jazz and Indian classical music — appears to be winding down his career.
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A call to the restaurant critic and fish exporter Kjartan Olafsson, my go-to source for all things Icelandic, caught him in the midst of haying for the horses that carry him and his wife on off-road forays into the wilderness.
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And it's especially surprising because White Castle hasn't had a lot of experience outside the US. There were forays into Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, and Mexico in the 80s and 90s, but they were relatively short-lived and didn't yield any new burgers.
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I can look at these paintings not simply as representational likenesses, but as forays into constructing a future in which the American art-going public will not find it strange that the subjects for such stately and ceremonious images are black people.
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The store team was "frustrated by some of the company's money-losing forays into building in-house startups that seem unlikely to ever reach mass scale or grow large enough to move the needle for Walmart's overall business," I wrote at the time.
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Clinton in 2008 — claiming, for instance, that she would say anything to get elected, that she didn't tell the truth, that she was a "corporate lawyer sitting on the board of Walmart " — and Mr. Sanders's forays into offense in 2020 appear quite mild.
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His earlier forays into furniture include a more ornate direction — mirrors framed with twisted branches of bronze, a floor lamp with a thorny rose stem — but over the years his work has dramatically evolved from the decorative to the powerful, forthright and graphic.
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Wall Street trails Silicon Valley in using customer information to boost revenue but with tech giants such as Amazon and Google wading onto their turf with forays into lending and payments, banks including JPMorgan, HSBC and Barclays are moving to narrow the gap.
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Void Beats / Invocation Trex is also the first real product of a band at work: a collection of bubbling synthesizer oscillations, trancelike motorik rhythms and groove-riding forays into interstellar hypnosis that pay homage to their home city's rich history of Krautrock and Kosmiche.
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Castro's swashbuckling forays into international affairs also overshadowed a visible dark side: the ruthless suppression of anti-Castro opposition forces, the curtailment of freedom of speech and expression, the imprisonment and killing of political enemies and a failure to confront racial hierarchies in revolutionary Cuba.
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The White House's forays into banking have been largely aimed at making things easier for community and regional institutions, many of which were under the same regulatory burdens as the big Wall Street banks that helped drive the financial crisis that exploded in 2008.
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Foran and some members of his leadership team have also been frustrated by some of the company's money-losing forays into building in-house startups that seem unlikely to ever reach mass scale or grow large enough to move the needle for Walmart's overall business.
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Two-time NBA MVP Stephen Curry closed out the second day of Disrupt San Francisco by discussing his recent forays into technology investments and charitable organizations, kicking things off by talking Slyce, the social media startup he co-founded with former Davidson teammate Bryant Barr.
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The New Wave that swept French cinema in the late 1950s, into which Malle induced her after some fruitless forays into film, allowed her to slip the thrall of costume designers complaining about the bags under her eyes and her lack of fashionable beauty.
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Olek's story, in a similar way to Þórudóttir Þorvaldsdóttir's, illuminates the liberating capabilities of the craft: yarn has brought her from the restrictive environment of her home into a life of international gallery shows, forays into performance art, and a unique brand of environmental activism.
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Despite limited political experience, Priyanka's "modest forays into public life suggest a natural comfort with the thrust and parry of Indian politics," said Milan Vaishnav, director and senior fellow of the South Asia program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, in a note.
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With consumer spending in India set to top $3973 trillion by 2020, and brands like Ikea, H&M, Aeropostale and GAP planning forays into a country where new rules allow shops to remain open 24 hours a day, private equity firms see strong potential.
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The appeal marks the beginning of months of legal wrangling in a battle that had pitched one of the world's richest cities against a Silicon Valley giant known for forays into new markets across the globe that have stoked competition for established cab companies.
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On TV, 2004 was the final year of Dior fan Carrie Bradshaw's wild (and sometimes wincingly appropriative) forays into fashion in Sex and the City and also the year teen queen Marissa Cooper of The O.C. wore one of Galliano's Rasta-inspired Dior bags.
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Whether it's to build a killer robot or design an underground bunker or explore the massive and mysterious island of Far Harbor, each of these further forays into Fallout 4 has managed to build on the base game with great new features and story elements.
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His own forays into the area came about because his love of the trumpet led him to trace its origins further and further back until, in 1962, he found himself reconstructing an antecedent to the instrument that had been found in Tutankhamen's tomb in Egypt.
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She said later that the set was intended as a tribute to the city of Detroit, which inspired her earliest forays into DJing; but it also demonstrated how forward-thinking labels like OWSLA can bring house and techno into their colorful, genre-hopping world.
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But the company continued to lose money on its so-called "Other Bets" category, the group that includes the company's ambitious forays into areas outside of its core advertising business, such as it's self-driving car company Waymo and Verily, which does medical research.
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"The automotive business is an extremely capital intensive business and we keep seeing companies who are thinking of getting into it underestimate that," said Autotrader senior analyst Michelle Krebs, citing moves by Apple Inc and Alphabet's Google to back off aggressive forays into the sector.
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It's a similar way of working to one of the people I wanted to ask you about actually≠I was so excited a couple of years ago when you did a song with Charli XCX, as one of your first forays into coming back.
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What eventually humbled Bill Gates and ended Microsoft's monopoly wasn't antitrust prosecutions, observers say, but a more nimble start-up named Google, a search engine designed by two Stanford Ph.D. dropouts that outperformed Microsoft's own forays into search (first MSN Search and now Bing).
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Hundreds of images dating from his earliest days as a professional photographer working with a large-format analog camera, to more recent forays into digital color, reveal an elaborate, dreamy exploration of place and time, the details of everyday life amplified by the photographer's skills.
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Facing the prospect of competition from outsiders like Amazon, whose tentative forays into the pharmacy business have already shaken up the industry, established players have also been looking for ways to stay relevant to their customers and enlarge their share of the health care market.
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" Written by Ms. Kobayashi and her husband, the UnionDocs co-founder Christopher Allen, "Say Something Bunny!" falls somewhere between a less invasive version of Sophie Calle's conceptual forays into personal relationships and obsessive, forensic-minded podcasts and documentaries like "Making a Murderer" or "Serial.
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Brand has been vocal about entering a program of recovery for his addictions to heroin and a lot of other things; he wrote a book titled Recovery: Freedom From Our Addictions and has begun making forays into motivational speaking, leading him to Conscious Life.
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Amid this flurry of activity that has attempted to reverse the Obama administration's policy on health care, the environment, trade, immigration, national security and housing in just five days came the president's spontaneous forays into controversy, provoked by the chyrons on his television screen.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisFive things to know about Trump's call with Ukraine leader Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead MORE (D-Calif.) have made smaller early forays into the television space.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — The Canadian artist collective General Idea found its drive in the AIDS epidemic, becoming aesthetically and conceptually refined in the in the 1970s and '123s, after long forays into absurdity and performances evocative of Dada and Fluxus.
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The single's art may feature a shot of Mansfield's back piece which features an enormous Buffalo but the song sounds like a more minimalist Death Cab for Cutie and even forays into adult contemporary material at times... but the good stuff like Bruce Hornsby.
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He says that "writing a catchy, sugary pop song that's like, three minutes long" is "the yin to the yang of psychedelic rock," but when you listen to Parker's forays into that Candyland world, you can feel the search for an identity among his new surroundings.
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This philosophical debate hasn't been the most interesting part of The Walking Dead's sixth season or anything like that, but it's been better handled than most of the show's other forays into this territory, and I'm at least tentatively interested to see how it all turns out.
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Lits said Uber, which operates in more than 400 cities worldwide, will set up East and West Africa "hubs" in Nairobi and Lagos to act as launchpads for forays into Tanzania, Uganda and Ghana, and would begin operating in a second city each in Nigeria and Kenya.
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Canada is making forays into China, has expressed an interest in pursuing a regional free trade agreement in Southeast Asia, and recently concluded a comprehensive agreement with the EU. If successful in these endeavors, Canada will have secured or updated trade agreements with more than 40 countries.
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Google's recent forays into a Pentagon drone AI program and a censored Chinese search engine make this latest misstep all the more predictable: Google has grown to such a size that its only options for continued expansion seem to include the undermining of its foundational values.
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I'll have more to say about my first forays into the Japanese mafia next week, but lemme make this clear: if you've never played a Yakuza game before, stop fretting over whether or not you're going to understand what's going on and play this game immediately.
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After endlessly changing up her style throughout 2016, including forays into butt-grazing Cher hair and faux dreadlocks, the singer opted for something a little lighter for the holidays, debuting a slightly wavy, warm blonde lob paired with an ensemble in fully coordinated shades of taupe, naturally.
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Yet anybody who wants to learn about Merwin's hardscrabble, very American childhood as the son of a violent minister, or his time as a scholarship student at Princeton, or his successful forays into the worlds of American and European peerage should read his wonderful prose memoirs.
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It is part of a group exhibition called "Manual Override," which Ms. Hershman Leeson anchors with three works — including her more recent forays into the field of genetic science — alongside a younger generation of new media artists, Martine Syms, Simon Fujiwara, Morehshin Allahyari and Sondra Perry.
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Old Fashioneds taste good, I guess, but get fucking real dude, there's a time and a place and pontificating over the rye choice in your drink while subsequently discussing your collection of dusty forays into the annals of Stitzel-Wellers' back catalogue is a real boner-shrinker.
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The 14 features he directed between 19573 and his death, in 1976, included adaptations of books by Dostoyevsky, Camus and Mann, a biopic about King Ludwig II of Bavaria and several forays into the political upheavals of mid-19th-century Italy and early-20th-century Germany.
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Her forays into the psychology of stalkers feel more mechanical — in part because what was unheard-of in the '90s is now trite fodder for reality shows — and her dutiful interviews of her fellow "Gary's Girls" might have been condensed rather than reported moment by moment.
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But while other eminent poets of his generation became widely known for social activism (Adrienne Rich and Gary Snyder, for example) or forays into fiction (James Dickey) or the details of their own harrowing lives (Sylvia Plath), Mr. Ashbery was known primarily for one thing: writing poetry.
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The business practices Trump indulged in were made possible by the fact that aside from rare forays into publicly traded companies, he ran a closely held family conglomerate that never issued audited public statements of profit or loss and did not have to answer to stockholders.
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The sudden switch from retail politicking across the Palmetto State, with occasional forays into nearby Super Tuesday states like North Carolina and Virginia, over the next six days to an all-out sprint across the country in the three days that follow will define the Democratic race.
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Granted, "Mosaic" isn't as groundbreaking or novel as its purveyors might like people to believe, but it reflects Soderbergh's desire to play with the TV form, an approach he has brought both to his increasingly frequent forays into television, with "The Knick" and "Godless" as predecessors.
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Owned by CBS, Pop has achieved modest successes with its forays into original programming (see "Schitt's Creek"), but this represents its most polished offering to date, serving as a reminder that in this age of international TV production, a binge-worthy show can, er, pop up anywhere.
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Indeed, Sanders's past forays into this subject have included the surprising suggestion that Saudi Arabia and Iran — two countries currently locked in a violent cold-war struggle against one another for control of the Middle East — should join together in the same "Muslim army" to fight Assad.
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Most of those roles have been in her native tongue, but she's made occasional, memorable forays into English-language work, from her Québécois madam in Michael Cimino's 1980 film maudit Heaven's Gate to her appearance as a grief-stricken hostage-taker in an episode of Law & Order: SVU.
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Since forming out of the ashes of Rat Eyes and Death Crisis in 2014, the quartet has terrorized sensibilities and eardrums with their melange of AmRep-like churning, 80s Venice Beach punk and brief forays into grind/fastcore all topped off with vocalist Alberto Jurado's Spanish/English lyrical delivery.
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Under the direction of Mimi O'Donnell, Ms. O'Connell, who played the role of Mom in the play's premiere production at the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago, displays an earthy good humor that partly makes up for her tedious forays into a fantasyland where no adversity cannot be overcome by spunk.
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These combinations of powerful health insurance companies with the country's dominant pharmacy benefit managers are occurring as established players in the health care sector are frantically searching for ways to fend off potential interlopers like Amazon, whose tentative forays into the pharmacy business have already shaken up the industry.
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Trump's forays into an active and escalating diplomatic discussion between an international body and a sitting U.S. president directly contradicts his team's regular claims that they are respecting the current White House, and stand to further inflame pushback from Israeli officials and pro-Israel groups already on the offensive.
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With the UFC's first forays into PPV of 2017 looking threadbare and no title fights scheduled other than the odd contest between Holly Holm and Germaine de Randamie at UFC 208 in Brooklyn, New York, Nurmagomedov versus Ferguson is the most hotly-anticipated the UFC can make at present.
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And China, he said on the latest episode of Recode Decode With Kara Swisher, is an "increasingly authoritarian" state where "George Orwell meets Aldous Huxley," powered by both ethical and unethical forays into emerging technologies like AI. But, at least, in Russia's case, there may be another way out.
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These latest presentations come on the heels of last year's high-profile Museum of Modern Art exhibition Yoko Ono: One Woman Show, 22-453, which focused on the development of Ono's art and ideas during one of her most formative decades — including her forays into both experimental and rock music-making.
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Here's a look at some of the actor's other forays into the world of Latin American policies and politics: He was chummy with Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez Penn traveled to South America a number of times to meet with Hugo Chavez and was often praised in remarks by the Venezuelan President.
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Though a handful of Mr. Trump's excursions to Washington are well documented — his roasting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in 2011, his push to redevelop the Old Post Office into a luxury hotel — his forays into the arcana of congressional panels have received little attention during his presidential bid.
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Some of the most eye-opening sections in the film concern Ailes's forays into town-level politics in Putnam County, N.Y., where he lived and became the owner of a local newspaper, an endeavor worthy enough of his time that he stands accused here of monitoring an employee's Facebook messages.
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While he does an ordinary joke or two about President Trump every night, he also produced one of the most truly daring episodes of political comedy this year, with a September show shot entirely in Israel and the Palestinian territories, one of his many episode-long forays into other cities.
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The way white letters are foregrounded against a black background lends each statement an oracular quality, as though written out on air: And another page reads: To me, this ultimate section of the book is the culmination of all the sprawling forays into dreamlike and experiential detail that precedes it.
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There's also a strong sense of the idealism that informed Lennon's solo work and his forays into politics, which as detailed here includes the decision to return his Member of the Most Honorable Order of the British Empire medal, or MBE, to the Queen in 1973 as a form of protest.
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The works in this show span a 421-year period, from 22018 to 1936 (there are also two lithographs from 1945 and '46) and they answer the foremost question in my mind regarding Savinio's multifarious activities, which is whether, in his forays into visual art, he was ultimately a dabbler.
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The Host never quite reaches the highs promised by that set piece — and its seemingly random forays into slapstick humor may be jarring to viewers unaccustomed to that aspect of Korean cinema — but it remains throughout a grand, sometimes gory adventure that strikes just the right balance of creepy, startling, and totally weird.
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Films like A Quiet Place and Bird Box have gone to the other extreme by inverting this overstimulation, while Netflix's recent forays into the genre have signaled a return to a more traditional, kitschy horror that has brought us the campy Babysitter and that film where Jake Gyllenhaal is haunted by some paintings.
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Tang Chang was a contemporary of the founding Concrete poet Haroldo de Campos, and his forays into abstraction immediately succeeded Jackson Pollock's death; his work brings to mind the bulbous shapes of Robert Motherwell's Elegy series and the elegance of Lala Rukh's drawings, another artist who mined the formal qualities of calligraphic notation.
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Like its recent forays into virtual reality, it's hard to tell how serious CamSoda is about the technology and how much of it is just a promotional stunt, but smell is a sensation other developers are seriously trying to bring into VR, so it's worth considering how it might be used with porn.
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Despite Trump's fraught forays into foreign relations, he has made some progress in terms of his election pledges at home, notable having just implemented an overhaul of the U.S. tax system that, although it's set to cost $1.5 trillion in terms of increasing the deficit, could — over the long-term — boost growth.
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As she'd tidy me up I'd relish her stories about moving to New York in 1960 as a "career girl" instead of marrying young down South, her forays into the fledgling world of television, and her career path in a male domain, behind the camera, from variety and talk shows to daytime drama.
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And they've had a lot of success and they've learned a lot from their initial forays into our society and our political and social debates, and they're coming back to do it with greater sophistication, greater masking of what they're doing, so that it won't be as easy to call it out this way.
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Biden's earliest forays into Social Security cuts happened in 1984, when congressional concerns over Reagan-era deficits grew and he co-sponsored a failed proposal with Republicans to freeze spending, including cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security, which would have had the effect of a financial cut for recipients and a savings for government.
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But her maturity coincided with the first stirrings of the genre's "New Age," that cultural moment in which the early successes of science fiction—the tales of serialized space adventure Ursula herself grew up reading—fractured, along with the larger American id, into a morass of experimental forays into the cosmic and psychedelic mind.
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As if blessing the show, Mr. Brenner's relatively modest work comes early: a sparse arrangement of clear, concentrated portraits of Israeli families that are among his first forays into color, and a large, lonely image of the partly-built Palace Hotel (now the Waldorf Astoria) in Jerusalem, a hollow shell that evokes the Roman Colosseum, but with soundstage fragility.
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It was one of the company's first forays into the world of always-online games — something that has become an increasingly prominent trend following the success of games like Destiny, which similarly saw a sequel last year — and it proved to be largely a success, with Ubisoft claiming The Division was its fastest-selling title one week after launch.
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Notable is Duchamp's painting from 1912, "Kings and Queens Surrounded by Swift Nudes," which is a lesser-seen, shorter, squatter brother to "Nude Descending Staircase," as well as Dalí's own forays into Cubism with a self-portrait from 33: an uncomfortable affair of jagged green edges, missing the elusive oxymoronic harmony of the best Cubist works.
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"Ivanka Trump's sporadic forays into discussions about her issue priorities, more often than not, have been largely rhetorical with few details and little concrete analysis of the economic, racial, gender, ethnic, geographic, and other differences that can influence policy needs and outcomes," said the Center For American Progress (CAP), a left-leaning public policy research and advocacy organization.
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In the past it had been the one that made the large advances and the unexpected acquisitions, often raising eyebrows with its swashbuckling forays into parts of the world no one else seemed to want to touch: US$20203m for the Democratic Republic of the Congo's state electricity company; US$500m for Chad's national oil concern.
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Alas, the novelty of seeing her in this setting, coupled with the slow-unfolding mystery, don't provide enough incentive to recommend a movie that generally pales alongside better forays into this genre, and which is presented in such a sullen, straightforward fashion as to bring nothing particularly new or interesting to the well-populated world of L.A. noir.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.), who has urged a crackdown on Huawei's forays into the U.S. market, praised the CFIUS intervention on Monday.
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Chandra's attempts to solve her problems—which range from having been hit by a bus to "self-diagnosed candida"—with increasingly delusional forays into the wellness space—from "tinctures" to sensory deprivation to MDMA to, finally, a cult—will be recognizable to anyone who has mocked or been tempted by a soft-voiced West Coast lifestyle guru.
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In BUZZ RIDE: Driven to Disruption: Memoirs of an Uber Driver (Lake Claremont, paper, $12.95), White, who, like G., writes under a pen name, shares the kinds of stories most readers could probably imagine on their own; drunken passengers who can't remember where they live, couples fighting in the back seat, eye-opening forays into crime-ridden neighborhoods.
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I've taught workshops for over 35 years (albeit as a white male) and begin each class by saying a good poem or story is a very difficult thing to write, that what I hope for are forays into that murky area of excellence, and that each poem or story will create the terms by which it will be judged.
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Abimana Aryasatya, who plays him in adulthood, is alternately soulful and hard, and he proves equally adept with physical action and the few forays into Stephen Chow-style martial-arts comedy — particularly as Sancaka's friends start testing his superpowers, mostly by hurting him to see whether he shrugs off blows to the head or heals rapidly afterward.
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If any of Cleveland's recent visitors at the RNC happened to see either Lovelace's urban exposé-like meditations or Sheetz's more art historically minded forays into the end of times, perhaps they glimpsed some of the intensity of mind and breadth of experience that can be found anywhere in the US, but particularly in its cities.
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Iggy Pop Rare was the Stooges show where Iggy Pop didn't end up in the crowd at some point, but when the group was playing New York's famed Max's Kansas City in 1973, there was one crowd member he didn't count on: A table of glasses, which he knocked over and fell onto during one of his forays into the crowd.
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But in concept, if not necessarily execution, its adherence to the source material seems to come closer to the fanciful spirit of those films than most Marvel forays into television, other than animated series that play on Disney's kids channel Disney XD. Jeph Loeb, who heads Marvel Television, dismissed the suggestion that the response to "Inhumans" would echo beyond the eight-episode project.
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" The Variety write-up goes on to mention Spotify's troubled forays into video, and I'm convinced that co-Editor-in-Chief Andrew Wallenstein knew exactly what he was doing when he wrote this paragraph: "Charging aggressively into a space and then dialing it back in future iterations" is just a more professional way of saying, "Let's just do it and be legends, man.
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They also do not include what is expected to be an influx of cash from outside billionaires like Charles and David Koch's network, which has made only initial forays into the field on behalf of some Republican candidates, or from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has said he will spend up to $22019 million trying to elect Democrats to Congress.
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When it comes to hiring journalists, Brown also told me that the people filling much talked-about jobs for "news credibility specialists" will "help us begin to build out a process for verifying different news organizations," signaling that Facebook is willing to give curated news a shot, despite past forays into human-curated news have led to one problem after another.
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The spine of the story is a father's anxious and tender care for his son, but the real action, the real feeling, is to be found in the otherworldly vignettes that cluster like pearls along the narrative, the forays into alternate dimensions where time can be murdered, nights when the dead float out of their graves to turn somersaults in the sky.
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From a teenage prodigy with a goofball grin and a collection of oversize jerseys, Mr. Bryant assiduously transformed himself into a men's wear paragon, a man who would eventually appear four times on the cover of GQ, whose Nike endorsement would be among the more lucrative in sports, whose forays into style went well beyond changing his jersey number from 8 to 24.
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In an essay published shortly after the presidential election, David Rolf, an international vice president of S.E.I.U. from Washington state, derisively predicted that one likely consequence of the Republican victories was that members would be asked to finance new forays into electoral politics, at a potential cost of seeding the experiments that could one day produce a viable successor to today's unions.
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The show has no fourth wall to speak of, with performers (who are cast across race and gender lines) vacillating wildly between embodying their characters — Sam Moltmaker does a particularly endearing impression of Carl Sagan's pause-laden speech pattern — and representing themselves, during behind-the-curtain existential interviews, forays into the audience, and self-conscious editorializing of their own show while in progress.
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Taco Bell's forays into Mexico started back in 1992, when the chain had only around 3,700 restaurants, the vast majority of which were in the US. The company made its first stab at the Mexican market with a food cart in Mexico City, which served a limited menu of soft-shell tacos and burritos, along with Pepsi, the chain's corporate owner at the time.
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Yet say this for Kasich: Despite having lost every single Republican contest except on his home turf of Ohio, despite having finished behind Marco Rubio in Arizona after Rubio dropped out, despite running a campaign that has failed at signature gathering and filling delegate slots and made pointless forays into unwinnable states, when this dust of 2016 settles he will have one claim to bragging rights.
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We are doomed to elect the first black president of the United States only for him to be succeeded by a 70-year-old xenophobic member of the NRA who is shit at business; to watch Rick Astley and Robbie Williams scale the charts in 2016; to yell "yaaaass slaaaay!" at some pop stars for their forays into feminism and "SLAGS" at others for showing their legs.
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Beginning with Tezuka's childhood and his fascination with the famous all-female Takarazuka Revue, the biography follows Tezuka's life as closely as possible: chronicling his time at a rigorous military academy as Japan was on the brink of war, his first forays into drawing, his discovery of American comics, his experiences in medical school, and his pursuit of and lifelong passion for his art.
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Newman and Bielby, supplemented by performers Norma Jean, Julia Yezbick, and Salakastar, among others — as well as their foreign counterparts tuning in from Moscow, Bejing, and Tehran — operated out of the modular traveling unit from Mike Kelley's Mobile Homestead, which is permanently housed at the MOCAD, making one of the rare forays into the farther-flung Detroit neighborhoods for which it was expressly designed.
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This implies that the app could stay around for some time to come and become the testing ground for much more, including Twitter's increasing forays into video and other content and how it manages bad actors on the platform: in other words, aspects of the service potentially represent opportunities for growth and monetization — or otherwise urgently need attention because if they don't get resolved they will ultimately hinder both.
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" That inner life encompasses not just love affairs — most notably with a Norwegian sailor, Adler Christensen, and forays into the dim and dangerous homosexual subculture of the late 19th century — but an allegiance to the Irish cause that baffles Ward, whose obliviousness to Casement's feelings for him goes hand in hand with his John Bullish denigration of Casement's Irishness, which he sees as "some degraded form of Englishness.
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Despite his many forays into hard-to-classify forms of writing, he returned again and again to the essay, the bedrock of his reputation, whose underlying theme was almost always the impossibility of disentangling the aesthetic from the moral: A 1992 piece described the annual task of mucking the pit beneath his outhouse, an odious job but one that offered many of the same lessons that great art had taught him.
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And three dealers present distinctive abstract paintings from the late 1980s and early '90s: at Michael Rosenfeld, William T. Williams achieves the colors of Byzantine icons and the solidity of fortress walls; at Lelong, the fiery compositions of Mildred Thompson (1936-2003) spin Kandinsky toward still-unknown galaxies; and at Peter Freeman, Mel Bochner's early post-conceptual forays into (shaped) painting build intensity with jousting, improvised lines, rather than — as currently — with words.
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But wait, there's more: The colorful characters that Joe attracts to work for him (including one who loses a limb to a tiger attack); Joe's desire to create his own media kingdom, enlisting a former "Inside Edition" correspondent, Rick Kirkham, to oversee his TV efforts; and finally, Joe's forays into politics, running for president before mounting a libertarian bid for governor of Oklahoma, despite being a little unclear on what a libertarian actually is.
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During the past 11 years he has made the Aix festival — which runs through July 24 — feel more connected: to young artists, whom it has assiduously fostered; to new work, which it has commissioned in quantity and quality; to the operatic canon, which it has refreshed with provocative stagings and musical visions; to new audiences; and to its Mediterranean region, which it has celebrated with forays into North African and Middle Eastern styles without seeming patronizing.
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Yes, he got a debate question with no follow-ups, but there is no reaction like what Trump drew with his campaign's first forays into Islamophobia late last year, when, for example, he promised to bar Muslim refugees and immigrants from entering the United States and warned that Muslims pose a threat to the US. Rubio's comment about the mosque visit is being covered like any other attention-grabbing line from a candidate, whereas Trump's past comments have been given days of sustained TV coverage.
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