This is a moment that forges character, forges people, changes people, make them stronger, make them weaker.
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This is a moment that forges character, forges people, changes people — make them stronger, make them weaker — but this is a moment that will change character.
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He's no visionary, no Steve Jobs who forges new things.
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Proulx forges it with spare language and terse, tough dialogue.
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The two contestants who make it onto the final round are sent back home to their home forges (of course they have home forges) and given five days to make a notable sword from history.
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Still, he forges ahead, sniffing an obvious opportunity for untold riches.
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Another forges her students' standardized test results in between drinking sessions.
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Nearly ten years in, Bing & Ruth forges ahead in the same tradition.
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So as he forges ties with Trump, Ryan faces multiple political challenges.
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She experiences a trauma flash, but forges ahead until reaching the airfield.
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Voulgaris' hiring forges another connection between the NBA and the gambling industry.
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The very act of looking at Dicochea's installation forges a communal experience.
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Emma's and Aidan's interest in racing has waned, but Julia forges ahead.
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Every domestic partnership forges its own contract, with partners performing different duties.
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All are unquestionably forges, whose new products have done many good things.
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Work forges self-pride, discipline and stability, not to mention a paycheck.
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Our hero forges her character in the fires of dictatorship and war.
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Even if she forges a path, she's operating within a hopelessly closed system.
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Central to Black Armory is the titular forge, or really, set of forges.
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In a way, China's rise forges a new common identity for the West.
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It forges volcanoes, fuels atmospheres, digs out ocean basins and creates mountain ranges.
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You control a single pokémon as it forges ahead through a straight-shot level.
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She forges a genuine, believable connection with Lily without sneaking warmth into the performance.
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Now Dockery, 34, is spending more time in Los Angeles as she forges ahead.
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A local samosa seller, Dauda Bisaso, forges guns and camera tripods from scrap metal.
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The Forges are the "kings" of the title — Bluegrass aristocrats of apparently limitless wealth.
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Georgie Flores Mendéz's "Intra Web Café" (2017) also forges a criticism about digital life.
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In his recovery, he forges an unlikely friendship with a football star (Ian Nelson).
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But as the summer forges onward, remember, there's still ample time to lean in.
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They would make metal tools and parts, by hand, in coal or coke forges.
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The act of feeding and being fed elicits conversation, forges bonds, and creates community.
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In No One Tells You This, MacNicol forges her own storyline, drawing power from herself.
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News of Kai's "death" breaks right before the Senate debate but Ally forges ahead anyway.
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The meticulous Alison Des Forges of Human Rights Watch was able to substantiate 2125,2800 deaths.
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Bradley forges a warm class environment by allowing students to leave each other anonymous compliments.
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It's easy to see why he forges on: The audience gave him an enormous ovation.
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Most importantly, it forges the kinds of bonds we all hope for coming to college.
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Dougherty forges strategic partnerships in support of maker education and global, cultural and economic initiatives.
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And even though SoulCycle's atmosphere can be competitive, it also forges respect, friendships, and bonds.
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The man taps out the pipe, puts it away, turns and forges back through the bracken.
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" "Re: greater sense of community — anything that kind of forges an inside joke will do that.
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She's not teflon-coated like the earlier Lara — she occasionally falters, but forges through with resilience.
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That hasn't stopped this FCC from repeating this claim anyway, apparently hoping that repetition forges reality.
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With the color black, Benjamin forges destruction and consumption of identity in the ambiguity of void.
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Inherently traceless and hidden, "immaterial" art forges a space beyond the surveilling powers of the state.
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" "As the UK forges a path post Brexit these political matters are going to be significant.
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Her autobiography is a glimpse into the life of someone who continually, bravely, forges her own way.
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In the meantime, though, further experiments are afoot, and the museum's collaboration with the artist forges on.
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But Husab forges ahead, hiring many of the hundreds of workers laid off at those other mines.
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When she forges an awkward friendship with another young girl, Sophia, she slowly starts to drop her guard.
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This summer he fell off his bike and broke his arm but forges on as best he can.
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Journalists were building blacksmith forges and reporting on their success; there were experiments in making artisanal Cheddar cheese.
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The film follows a teen who forges a university degree so he can tutor a wealthy family's daughter.
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She's also selling gimel forms, get-off-the-base passes that she forges, at 50 bucks a pop.
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She decided to pass the time by making her own memes in the freeware forges on the internet.
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That's why watching the band recreate its music on a stage forges such a chasm in people's lives.
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The conservative nationalism that succeeded Bush's idealism often treats Christianity instrumentally and forges its own alliances with persecutors.
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In addition, he forges life-defining friendships with two other falsely accused men also being held in solitary.
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Bloomberg is again thinking about running, and if he forges ahead, he'll compete for the Democratic Party's nomination.
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" Vilgrain also writes that the person who "forges" a needle can look through its eye to "measure the sky.
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What makes this so exciting is that it potentially forges a direct connection between cosmic rays and the LHC.
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The mark-making in Kim's expressionistic paintings resembles at points erasure, which evokes the ways cultural assimilation forges identity.
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Conservatives are also watching Ryan carefully now as the speaker forges ahead on the always-fraught issue of immigration.
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In other words, AIN feeds on the precise cocktail that forges virtual communities and propels YouTubers to microcelebrity status.
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The work that we do together changes hearts and minds, forges stronger security alliances and cements valuable economic partnerships.
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Then she becomes the reluctant inheritor of the friend's very large dog, with whom she forges a new bond.
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Going to the bookstore, picking it out and carrying it home forges a bond between me and the book.
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Ultimately, "The Goldfinch" is about not just resilience, but the enduring power and connections great art forges across time.
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The act of creating and sharing disassociation-themed memes also forges a connection with others and helps build supportive communities.
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Under the policy, the US forges formal ties with China rather than Taiwan, which China regards as a breakaway province.
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The debate forges on today: When materials are unstable and begin to decay, to what extent should the conservator intervene?
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She forges alliances with House Tyrell, the Greyjoys, and others, starting the last leg of her long journey to Westeros.
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Monster Hunter: World just boils that experience down, and forges it into a giant sword with some really cool animations.
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The new film, "Gloria Bell", forges a collaboration between one of America's greatest actresses and a great director of women.
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The Train, RFK's Last Journey continues at Atelier Des Forges (24 Avenue Victor Hugo, 13200 Arles, France) through September 23.
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Many scenes feature voice-over, which forges a rare connection between us and Angela as she struggles through teenage drama.
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In Siberia, residents traditionally raise a birthday toast "to Siberian health," as if the harsh climate forges a stronger constitution.
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Go deeper: Another marriage scuttled, Fiat Chrysler forges ahead Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details throughout.
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Creating our data refinery now forges a path to meet New Mexico's ambitious energy and climate goals in the future.
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In the end, Odin returns Mjolnir to Thor and forges for Bill a new weapon made out of the same material.
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If a person forges a long term bond through daily, positive interactions, that person will likewise be remembered for many years.
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When Santos, charismatic leader of the union of rubber tappers, forges an alliance with Indians to protest deforestation, he is assassinated.
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First, it forges a relationship between Nike and an athlete who may go down in history as this generation's Muhammad Ali.
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Flying high and wide, he forges belief and fear into a bond with a landscape that doesn't care whose wishes prevail.
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Evidence suggests that it builds trust, forges bonds among colleagues, helps us cope with stress, and inspires creativity and problem solving.
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He takes a moment to note that Mr. Simmons's gender identity is nobody's business but his own, then forges right ahead.
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It nonetheless forges a connection between Goldman and guns at a time at which scrutiny of the firearms industry is high.
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Flying Lotus soundtracks the slow-moving film, which forges through the lives of the cowboy and girls who live in middle-America.
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While the House forges ahead with its impeachment inquiry, Cummings's leadership of the oversight committee is certain to leave an indelible mark.
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And the school's tiny intake forges an exceptionally tight network of alumni, which fuels suspicions of caste-like behaviour by its members.
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It's not perfect, but Weldon forges on, knowing that just one young person seeing them be themself can have a profound impact.
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Tell that to the equity market, which is certainly reacting as if it was as it forges to new all-time highs.
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The exhibition displays her snapshots alongside related works, with the intention to illuminate how she forges the path from picture to paintings.
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Playing with your cat not only keeps them healthy and happy; it also forges a stronger bond between the two of you.
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As it has been for centuries, the perceived connection of spirituality to morality forges a polarizing image for churches of today's world.
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WILD Ill at ease with civilized life, Ania (Lilith Stangenberg) forges what becomes an increasingly close and physical bond with a wolf.
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You now also own the Annual Pass, which gives you access to the Black Armory Forges, Gambit Prime, Reckoning, and Menagerie activities.
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The next phase of his career may turn out to be the liveliest—the one in which he forges a distinct identity.
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Stanton himself forges continuity between the songs, and not just because he probably hung out with half the people who wrote them.
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Today, the fiery forges that once melted raw iron to build U.S. skyscrapers, consumer appliances and family station wagons have largely gone cold.
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If the state forges ahead with the telescope's construction, it may fracture any hope of trust between Indigenous peoples and the scientific community.
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Feldstein, a wonder in Greta Gerwig's "Ladybird" as the titular character's best friend, forges an instantly classic comic bond with the birdlike Dever.
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To that end, weary traveler, we took it upon ourselves to source the latest and greatest gaming laptops from forges large and small.
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Axton grows up and forges a career out of this trauma, becoming an award-winning professor and well-known expert on identify theft.
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Further, for now, Apple's heart rate monitor is the Watch's only FDA-cleared feature, which could limit the types of partnerships it forges.
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"They came from the farms of a vast heartland, the streets of glowing cities and the forges of mighty industrial towns," he said.
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It's a question increasingly on the minds of lawmakers, U.S. diplomats and possibly Trump himself as the House Democrats' impeachment inquiry forges ahead.
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We remember rhetoric that forges a tradition—and I think he did that by combining those elements—but also is part of a tradition.
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Moreover, China forges ahead with poverty-alleviation initiatives and promotes joint development with many other countries, making global economic growth more balanced and inclusive.
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When her college-bound godson forges a new, Ivy League identity for her, resulting in a prestigious consulting gig, she rides out the lie.
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As for Sheila aka the undead, carefree superhero, she forges a name for herself in the list of monsters who are actually anything but.
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As NASA forges ahead to the Moon — and eventually to Mars — the agency is hoping to get some help from the commercial space industry.
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Though the Cycloid and PrimoGraf are machines, the fact that they are operated by hand forges a connection between the drawings and their creator.
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"A wonderful, fetching Something," Bess calls Jack, and it is through her physical intervention that Jack forges the body he is meant to have.
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European Union officials are on record as saying that legally, Britain will have to leave Euratom if it forges ahead with leaving the bloc.
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He forges direct links from the Ramones to Chuck Berry to the Rolling Stones in "Gotta Get Into Something," a burst of insomniac adrenaline.
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In a 203 episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called "Skin of Evil," the Enterprise forges a rescue mission to a seemingly uninhabited planet.
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Not merely educational or anthropological, Germinal is successful on its own terms because it forges a personal connection with the viewer through generous decorative detail.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A talented young woman breaks free from an overly protective parent, explores her sexuality and forges her own, promising path in the world.
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Being outside the club would exclude Britain, like Norway and Switzerland, from the continental perma-churn of alliance-building and deal-cutting that forges decisions.
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Anas said that in addition to hampering Africa's standing in world football, corruption was also weakening the bonds that the game forges among the people.
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Like some of the best games on this list of bangers, "Hollow Knight" takes inspiration from the past and forges an entirely new path forward.
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Still, it is hard not to cheer as, in his quiet way, he forges his own course, navigating the fine line between fear and cowardice.
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If China forges a trade deal it would "carve up some of the fastest growing markets in the world at our expense," the president said.
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Fulfilling the promise of its name, the Brooklyn studio where they film HISTORY's bladesmithing competition reality show contains both forges and fire— lots of fire.
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"Now you add this new wrinkle," in the form of a game that may be more compelling than the conversation that forges bonds among them.
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Yet she forges ahead, in a world where to go on living, to simply keep drawing breath, is the most radical action anyone can take.
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If done as a group, it is an experience imbued with camaraderie, one that forges lifelong friendships not to mention an appreciation for the outdoors.
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The name of the division (Sears Home Services) could be one of the biggest drawbacks for the company, as it forges ahead with these investments.
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Now in his fourth term, Mr. Netanyahu has focused lately on keeping the Palestinian conflict relatively contained while he forges new bonds around the world.
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So, across Isolation's narcotized 46 minutes, Uchis forges her own path, realizing that she can't trust deadbeat men to give her the future she wants.
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Rock shows tend to work better in small rooms than in arenas, as the performers' proximity forges an intimate, often fevered bond with the audience.
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In the opening scene, Ben forges off in search of game; unlike Pa, who would have bagged a rabbit or blackbird, he returns empty-handed.
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She fires up a rivalry with Debbie Eagan (played by Nurse Jackie's Betty Gilpin) and forges a bond with ringmaster Sam Sylvia, played by Maron.
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Not Alone: Exploring Bonds Between and With Members of the Armed Forces forges a bridge between the public at large and the Bay Area veteran's community.
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The Ninth Circuit had disagreed, reasoning that an agreement to settle a refugee clearly forges a connection between an American organisation and a foreigner seeking refuge.
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Former Fox Sports executive Pete Vlastelica is joining Activision's Major League Gaming division, beefing up the publisher's tranditional sports knowledge as it forges ahead into esports.
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This book relates the story of one of Kentucky's oldest and most influential families, the Forges, from just after the Revolutionary War to the mid-2000s.
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Fast forward time and the girl who forges a path ahead triumphantly skips her way down the unobstructed, designated path while the boy goes down his.
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But even their kids and grandkids should hear and see echoes throughout this epic undertaking, which forges a bridge from America's past directly to its present.
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Evert's London house, in Cranley Gardens, becomes Johnny's new home, the place where he forges a different kind of family, based on affinity rather than blood.
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Some of the things that you can see here are; two fly presses with their 12lb balls, two anvils, two forges and a pneumatic power hammer.
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As Maia forges on, posting her music, microthoughts and inside jokes along the way, her parents can watch the numbers creep upward with every new follower.
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How many of us are similarly distressed as we search for the adult in the room who speaks in civil tones, builds bridges and forges understanding?
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In DNA replication, the "leading" strand forges ahead, adding letters as it goes, while the "lagging" strand follows behind, connecting the double helix in fits and starts.
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She forges ahead and marries Edward, and the two pack up and move back to Texas so he can teach while working on his Great American Novel.
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"This album forges a direct link between techno born in the black cities of the American Midwest, where I grew up, and roots African music," Boima writes.
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The family then moves to industrial Birmingham, and its dark satanic mills resemble the orcs' forges in Peter Jackson's film adaptations of "The Lord of the Rings".
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Just like in many other RPGs, you can find forges around the map, where you can upgrade your weapons to improve your skills and chances in battle.
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Dadi's founding team lacks experience in the healthcare sector, which is likely to pose problems as the company expands and forges partnerships in the greater healthcare field.
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All the while, her chirpy voiceover forges full speed ahead, trying to stave off the darkness that keeps threatening to take over her head, and the show.
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Prince Charles forges Jamie's signature on a document declaring his support of the holy cause, thereby plunging him into a war he and Claire hoped to avoid.
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But even if it forges a political consensus in Delhi behind the plan, it would be hard to realise because of tensions between different states over water.
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Related: This Neon Light Installation Is Like an Interactive Stonehenge A Feminist Light Artist Forges Neon Nudes Get Turned On at an Art Show Filled with Neon
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Clinton is relying on star power provided by LeBron James, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Katy Perry and others, while Trump forges ahead with his incursion into blue states.
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On this ranch, the aged warrior John Rambo trains horses, forges sharp metal objects and looks after a network of tunnels he has built beneath the house.
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Thornton saves Buck from a ruthless gold-seeker ("Downton Abbey's" Dan Stevens, utterly wasted), and nursing his own emotional wounds, forges a strong bond with the beast.
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The ever-earthy Dafoe forges a believable bond with the well-trained dog, and closing scenes (along with their hero shots and heavy strings) are genuinely moving.
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The strike displays Trump's growing infatuation with wielding military power, exacerbates a trend of unchecked presidential authority and forges the kind of ruthless vigilante image he adores.
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Now as his presidential campaign forges on into 2016, small time developers are turning their efforts to Trump-inspired games: Dump on Trump, Trumpealo, and Trump Flappy Hair.
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It never fully forges a connection between the audience and many of the characters, though star Gugu Mbatha-Raw handles intense emotional weight as a grieving crew member.
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To create a sophisticated doping plan and test his urine, Fogel forges an unlikely friendship with Grigory Rodchenkov, who at the time was helming Russia's anti-doping laboratory.
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Forster said future investments would depend on the new relationship Britain forges with the EU, but that decisions would not need to be made until at least 2018.
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When people read the book, I hope that they realize those things can be the very thing that grooms us, that forges those nerves of steel in us.
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Related: Your Selfies Could Help Save Endangered Tigers Daft Punk's Pop-Up Shop Looks More Like a Museum Than a Store A Feminist Light Artist Forges Neon Nudes
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And, like the hero of "The Best of Enemies," Mike eventually forges a grudging alliance with an African American community leader who has every reason to reject him.
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She forges friendships across the language gap with her giggling students, her stern pottery sensei, her sparring partners at the dojo, the motley members of her meditation group.
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Rules about who can make treatment decisions for the incapacitated often are not followed, and there's little oversight if a person forges themselves as a health care proxy.
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Related: A Feminist Light Artist Forges Neon Nudes Lost Data, Neon Art, and Textiles Collide in an Electronic Art Exhibition Neon Portraits Reclaim Nudes For the Female Gaze
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Still, the "Mad Money" host acknowledged some positives on the horizon for GE, which has been under pressure as it forges a plan to turn its assorted businesses around.
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And true to the story, the actor that played Wintefell's blacksmith Mikken, Randall Boyd (who really forges weapons), will be in attendance, presumably making lots of Needles for everyone.
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Multiple scenes show Danny grappling with the hardship and trauma that came with living in K'un-Lun, as the show is ultimately about how he forges his own path.
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But more importantly, our young people would be gaining shared experience — the sort of common hardship that forges bonds stronger than our affiliation for or against a single leader.
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Trump is under increasing pressure as the House of Representatives forges ahead with its investigation of whether Trump solicited help from Ukraine as he seeks re-election next year.
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When Louis remarked, in a recent conversation with the novelist Abdellah Taïa, "Shame is the feeling that forges my life as a writer," he could have meant this literally.
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Clinton is another sign of the extraordinary dissatisfaction with Mr. Trump within the Republican Party's elected ranks, especially as he forges ahead in his feud with the Khan family.
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As a heartbroken EU fractures and Britain forges a new path, this time the pain will be felt in customs paperwork and passport checks rather than blood and bodies.
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But most take pains to hide such traits, and a few, such as McCain, honestly reflect on their own transgressions in a way that forges bonds with the public.
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Celia haunts the book long after her untimely death, her advice on how to be "ladylike" a refrain that recurs as Ruth grows up and forges her own definition.
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This perceived hypocrisy is especially acute for companies like Facebook and Twitter, which offer "free" products from their forges … carefully engineered to optimize the siphons on which they survive.
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In response, he forges an alliance with a shadowy exile turned Israeli citizen, played by the ever-reliable David Strathairn, who wants to launder $100 million through his fund.
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He has pushed the pace offensively and played a physical game while carrying the puck, often dragging a defender or two with him as he forges toward the net.
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As the House's impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump forges on, Insider polled Americans on whether they think Vice President Mike Pence would perform better in the nation's highest office.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economy is facing greater difficulties and challenges in 2016 as the government forges ahead with structural reforms, state radio on Friday quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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In Book VIII, there is a lengthy description of the sumptuous shield that Vulcan, the blacksmith god, forges for Aeneas before he meets Turnus and the Italian hordes in battle.
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Individual industrial jobs were often considered as specifically for women or for men; entire industries, such as textiles, were "women's industries," while men dominated in metal forges and machine factories.
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And tracking how much Goldman staff bring in is going to get harder, assuming Mr. Solomon forges ahead with plans to expand into consumer offerings like the online bank Marcus.
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Once he steals the gold, forges the magic ring and becomes the gods' powerful nemesis, this Alberich dominated the rest of the opera, rather than, as usual, a stentorian Wotan.
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Is it reasonable to treat Gaines's and APAN's reductive analysis of the conditions in Boyle Heights as superior to the inductive, experiential knowledge that forges local on-the-ground resistance?
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Lyft's "nice guy" image has been put to the test at other times in recent months: It has gone on the offensive as it forges its path toward going public.
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The deal forges a path for JAB to be an acquirer and major distributor of drinks in the U.S, to compete with other beverage giants like PepsiCo and Coca-cola.
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Or have uninterrupted time to wonder at the breathtaking inventiveness of Cioma (the excellent Max Mauff), who forges passports in exchange for food stamps and even buys himself a sailboat.
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Shared tragedy forges a bond between Spear and Fang, who form a strange alliance that helps them get through the series of largely unrelated challenges presented over the next several episodes.
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Buoyed by its acceptance by experts as authentic, she forges on, mimicking some of the most indelible voices in American entertainment history such as Katharine Hepburn, Lillian Hellman and Judy Holliday.
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Unless, of course, you are the type of person who laughs at such societal norms and instead forges your own path — say by wedging your scooter under a LaZ-Boy recliner.
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It values and encourages honest debate, it forges new relationships when common ground is discovered among people, organizations and movements who have the means and influence to be agents of change.
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Similarly, Finding Dory has a character with a debilitating handicap who develops coping mechanisms, gets help where she can, forges ahead when help isn't available, and succeeds on her own terms.
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And yes, she forges a relationship with the boy next door (Nick Robinson), who has access to tools (like text messages) that the boy in the plastic bubble could only imagine.
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But Jupiter ends up falling for Courtney while he forges a connection with Rae over a childhood trauma, and the dynamics among the three of them change and reconfigure several times.
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And Mr. Murphy (currently of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders") forges such a visceral bond with us that we do feel we hear and see through Dad's ears and eyes.
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Rasmusen said he's hopeful the pandemic forges a broader conversation on the perils of U.S. broadband being a monopolized commodity, instead of an essential utility with its roots in local communities.
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These moves are expected to be the "spine" of the company as it forges ahead in an evolving retail environment, the CEO said Tuesday on a call with analysts and investors.
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The Neediest Cases Fund A Gary Klinsky Children's Center in East New York instills a love of learning in a safe environment, and forges lasting bonds among members of its staff.
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After flirting her way around The Circle, Bissonnette eventually forges a real connection with Joey Sasso, the lovably broey OG contestant who would go on to win the whole darn game.
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Subsequent generations of Forges rose to wealth and power via the unpaid or underpaid labor of black Americans, whose exploitation is omitted when the family history is drummed into young Henry.
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But where previous releases have seen Ryan leaning into the off-kilter, emotive electronic sounds synonymous with artists Ryan Hemsworth and Nancy Leticia, on 16/17, she forges her own path.
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The History Named for the rail tracks or forges that surrounded the neighborhood, the Ironbound is also called Down Neck because of its site on a bend of the Passaic River.
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Again, Leavers would tell us to stop worrying about this and focus on the… Sunlit uplands All will be well when the UK leaves the EU and forges its own trade deals.
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China's official unemployment rate has remained generally stable as economic growth has dipped to a 26-year low and the government forges ahead with ambitious plans to cut back on industrial capacity.
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She is relentlessly unkind to her mother, seduces her teacher, becomes obsessed with filing a wrongful-death suit against the bus driver, and forges a confused relationship with the victim's best friend.
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And he has a volatile temper, an undisciplined voice ("What his breast forges, that his tongue must vent") and an ego that drives him to threaten the republic when his election falters.
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"We need fresh approaches and new ideas as Berkeley forges a path to maintain its excellence along with its full commitment to a public mission in the current funding environment," he said.
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The European Union and Japan are close to sealing one of the largest trade agreements ever, a deal that could further isolate the United States as President Trump forges a protectionist path.
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Powell's use of Twitter was reported by the Wall Street Journal, in a small reference as part of a long article on how the Fed chairman forges a consensus on policy decisions.
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E.T. soon forges a tender bond with Elliott (Henry Thomas), a local boy who enlists his siblings (Robert Macnaughton and a very young Drew Barrymore) in helping his new friend get home.
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The shouted questions, emotional pleas and raucous protesters of the evening crystalized the GOP's tough political road ahead as it forges ahead with rolling back Obama's accomplishments, including the Affordable Care Act.
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Steven, for his part, is presented positively as gender-fluid, and he forges a bond with his friend and partner-in-crime Connie that allows them to fuse into the non-binary Stevonnie.
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All of this richness forges an unprecedented connection between the player and the worlds they've spent so many hours cultivating and sets Civ VI apart as the most immersive entry in the series.
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Disillusioned by war and the Confederate army looting his neighbors' farms, he deserts and forges a rebel coalition of escaped slaves and poor whites tired of fighting a "rich man's war" for them.
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When the Islamic State seized swaths of territory and major cities in 2014, it took control of shops and factories with hydraulic presses, forges, computer-driven machine tools and plastic injection-molding machines.
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The game's story mode has a purposeful message, not dissimilar from a Hollywood movie, that makes clear its stance on how war devalues human life, scars people forever, and forges unimaginable bonds between survivors.
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French state-controlled nuclear group Areva said on Wednesday its 2016 full-year net loss had narrowed and that it had received no claims from customers following manufacturing irregularities at its Creusot Forges foundry.
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And yet, when Ilya eventually finds out that Sadie's biological mother is an addict, just like Vladimir, it's as if Fitzpatrick doesn't trust the subtler bonds she forges between characters without this forced parity.
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Rather than buy into an idea of romance which necessitates sitting around sadly for months, or butting heads with a haughty, rude Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy until he comes to his senses, Emma forges ahead.
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It chemically forges emotions, feelings of attachment and even love, but when we whack it to the web it's kind of like hitting a tennis ball into the woods rather than to a partner.
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CNBC reported Monday that Zhang Qingli, a leading member of the Chinese committee that forges alliances with other nations, told a group of U.S. business leaders, lobbyists and others that China refuses to be intimidated.
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As DJI forges a path forward in hardware development, it must tussle with international giants like Baidu and Didi, Uber and Amazon, all of whom want top talent in robotics, computer vision, and autonomous navigation.
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GM said on Monday it will invest $500 million in Lyft Inc as it forges a Detroit-Silicon Valley partnership with the ride-sharing service to develop an on-demand network of self-driving cars.
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Sparks fly off grinders, flames balloon out of quench oil, flames casually spill out the sides of forges, and little fires constantly break out and recede every time a bladesmith drops metal on the floor.
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While Nokia's former handset business forges ahead with its new device strategy under licensee HMD, Nokia itself has taken one more step to build out its business with carriers in a new wave of services.
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Still, not everyone is cut out for this life, even though Ben forges a relationship with Marty's tough-as-nails right hand Ruth (Julia Garner), who eventually begins to question the Byrdes' loyalty to her.
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Several researchers working on reconstructions now hope that its axiomatic approach will help us see how to pose quantum theory in a way that forges a connection with the modern theory of gravitation—Einstein's general relativity.
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This week, she ratifies her connection with Blake (horse guy), forges a connection with Garrett (bad Instagram guy), settles the drama with Colton (Aly Raisman guy), and writes a song with Chris (Eddie from Friends guy).
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The Train: RFK's Last Journey, an exhibition on view at Atelier des Forges, in Arles, is produced by the Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, in collaboration with the Rencontres d'Arles, an annual summer photography festival.
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CCTV chose Africa as a main focus of the New Year show in order to please the Chinese leadership as it forges strong relationships there, said Liu Haifang, associate professor of African history at Peking University.
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The Hound, Gendry and Arya negotiated their complicated triangle, with a smitten Gendry displaying all the game you'd expect from a guy who's been solo-rowing and hiding in blacksmith forges for the past few years.
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It's important to know going into the theater that this isn't just another darkly-lit DC movie about a superhero; you're walking into a film about a woman who forges her own fantabulous path, guns blazing.
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The collisions could be the source of mysterious and brief flashes of gamma rays from the distant universe, or the dominant forges of some of the universe's heavy "r-process" elements, such as uranium, platinum and gold.
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Lewis imagines that one step on the road to "gestational communism" might be a form of surrogacy that instead forges lasting bonds between affluent buyers and the residents of the global south from whom they seek services.
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But as a trio, Problematic, The President Show, and Klepper's upcoming offering are pretty telling as to what Comedy Central believes the future of political comedy might look like as it forges ahead in the Trump era.
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But he has not nominated anyone for the FCC's open Democratic and Republican slots, even as the telecom agency looks to deregulate the industry — and forges ahead with plans to scrap the government's existing net neutrality rules.
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Congress needs to find a solution that forges a middle ground between what was believed to be a problem with the Independent Counsel Act and what has surfaced as a problem with the current Special Counsel regulations.
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The deal forges a path for JAB to be an acquirer and major distributor of drinks in the U.S. In a change of course from its previous acquisitions, JAB is keeping Dr Pepper partially a public company.
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Our first date was at a Thai restaurant; we went home afterward and had the kind of sex that changes your life, the kind that transcends a quick orgasm and forges a deep connection with another human being.
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Though she had vowed in "Dragonstone" that she would carry out her mission to kill Cersei, it now appears that the queen's demise will be put on hold while Arya forges a plan to get back to Winterfell.
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The summary: In Jonah Hill's directing debut, a 13-year-old kid named Stevie (Sunny Suljic) balances his problematic homelife with the friendships he forges at a skate park — all set against the background of 1990s Los Angeles.
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Related: Protesters Accuse Trudeau of Broken Promises as BC Pipeline Review Forges Ahead Friday's court case comes days after an activist who claimed to be from Tsleil-Waututh boarded a drilling barge operated by a Kinder Morgan contractor.
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David Hammons forges links, too, but different ones, between art and street in his 2014 piece "The New Black," which consists of a blue gestural painting covered up, and canceled out, by an overlay of black industrial tarp.
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Their relationship thus unfolds under the kind of extreme circumstances that cause understandable exasperation at first -- as they careen from one perilous moment to the next -- while the intensity of their ordeal gradually forges a bond between them.
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Alongside, in a factory equipped with robots, laser-cutters and high-temperature forges, Gestamp churns out parts for shipment to Ford and Audi in the United States as well as for SEAT's large plant down the road at Martorell.
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Fleet Foxes' reign over their folk kingdom forges forward, despite a six year gap between albums, with their latest effort, "Crack Up." The album is now available to stream on NPR today, ahead of its release on June 16.
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As June forges deeper into the Resistance, giving us more insight into the lives of her fellow Handmaids and the driving forces that keep them going despite every skin-crawling terror thrown their way should absolutely be a priority.
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If and when President Clinton forges illiberal compromises with Republican leaders, Sanders will be one of the only people in Congress with a constituency wide enough to make other Democratic members consider rebelling against the leader of their party.
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" Josie G knows her response is maybe a little too emotional to be a good example of a truly objective Yelp review, but forges ahead anyway: "In college, I used to come here thinking it was the best thing ever.
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The producer forges an wholly original sound by twisting his space disco roots into something that pays homage to the inventiveness of 90s IDM, the warmth and spirit of 70s German electronic music, and the aesthetics of Brian Eno's early work.
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"That forges some bonds when people are willing to put their body on the line — for you," said Deva Woodly, an associate professor of politics at the New School who teaches a course in Black Lives Matter and social movements.
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As Trump forges ahead with his controversial economic agenda, he's done so without the support of the White House's army of engineers and researchers, who are best equipped to assess what his cuts mean for the future of the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bangladesh is not expecting much help from foreign donors as it forges ahead with plans to relocate 100,000 Rohingya refugees to an uninhabited island, an undertaking that does not yet have a timeline, a state minister said in an interview.
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But as he forges ahead with the separation next month, news of the fraud probe on Thursday wiped more than $2 billion off the value of Steinhoff's shares, which are listed in Germany and Johannesburg and were valued at $20 billion on Friday.
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Claiming both actual sisterhood and the shared experience of growing up on television and really, never actually leaving the spotlight forges a fairly unbreakable bond, which is why, despite the drama that might swirl around an individual KarJenner, they all keep it close.
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There is a resonant moment — one I suspect filmmakers will find hard to resist — when the family's black cook, who fled decades earlier in grave distress, returns as a well-known writer to visit a special kind of revenge on the Forges.
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And reflecting shifting cultural sensibilities, Ann Darrow is no longer a screaming blonde, but a "fearless woman" (that's the marketing language plastered all over the side of the Broadway Theater), played by an African-American actress, who forges a friendship with Kong.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Moon said it was fortunate that his planned summit meeting is taking place early in his five-year term, giving him time to ensure that any agreements he forges with Mr. Kim will take root before he leaves office.
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He takes a moment to note that Mr. Simmons's gender identity is nobody's business but his own, then forges right ahead … A serious journalistic transgression — outing a person — is played here as just another sensational twist to be picked apart for podcast fodder.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's top carmakers including BMW and Volkswagen are looking at ways to speed up development of the next generation of self-driving cars, possibly by even working together, as tech giant Google forges ahead with plans to mass produce such vehicles.
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You want the person you're interacting with to know who you are and what kind of work you do for the company (which you should cover in your introduction) — but make sure you're balancing it out with conversation that forges a connection.
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While China has, to this point, been matching U.S. tariffs dollar-for-dollar – both countries instituted tariffs on $34-billion of items in June — if the U.S. forges ahead, China will have to use a different, and more damaging, set of weapons.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un appears more "risk-tolerant, arrogant and impulsive" than his father as he forges ahead with military programs that have left even China - Pyongyang's top ally - feeling frustrated, a top U.S. general said on Tuesday.
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The promotion comes shortly after Min Aung Hlaing decided to stay on as army chief for the next five years, and appears aimed at consolidating his power base as he forges a delicate relationship with new government leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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The sequence, and the uneasy alliance it forges, is the most compelling feature of a plot that could easily have graced a couple of episodes of Graham Yost's chewy 2010-2015 television series, "Justified" (also set in the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky).
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Air France-KLM, which is still hunting for a new CEO three months after Jean-Marc Janaillac's surprise resignation over a pay stand-off with unions, also announced an upgrade to cooperation with Air Europa as it forges ahead with new and deeper partnerships.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - After years of being gradually eclipsed as President Tayyip Erdogan forges a "new Turkey" with Islam firmly at its heart, the secular republic's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk has, for now at least, made a comeback in the wake of a failed coup.
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In an interview with PEOPLE, featured in this week's issue, Schlossberg discusses her book, the environmental disasters which she says are partly rooted in consumers' need for convenience and how she's continuing grandfather President John F. Kennedy's legacy — even as she forges her own path.
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But what was revelatory to me as a young writer grappling with the idea of character, with how to describe both humanness and individuality, was the idea that, for the brain, the coherence that narrative forges is paramount to an accurate account of reality.
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The market is not large by value compared with approximately $12 billion of U.S. crude that came to China last year, but LNG imports could shoot up as Beijing forges ahead with its plan to switch millions of households to the fuel away from coal.
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The intimacy with nature portrayed in "Armadillo Burial" as a girl holds the tail of an armadillo while her accomplices dig and look on with quiet courtesy of a proper burial forges a peculiarly solemn moment that calls to the undiscovered wild within us.
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When I think about what could trigger a dramatic change in our politics in the coming decades — a change that actually reverses our levels of polarization or forges a more unifying identity — I find myself thinking about Walter Scheidel's thesis in The Great Leveler.
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At this point it is time to channel your inner pilgrim and use a really sharp knife (Lang forges his own knives, obvi) to carve around the wishbone of the raw turkey breast, and twist and pull it out firmly, taking care not to damage the meat.
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Practical applications of novel ideas are further supported by a connection between Saturn, the planet of structure, and Neptune, the planet of fantasy, on Thursday at 9:21 AM—this instills discipline and forges the connections to legacy that are necessary to accomplish our wildest dreams.
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"Tuits y Trapecios" (2017), a chalkboard with rotating tweets written by forty UNTREF students using selected words from the left and right partitions of the manifesto, successfully forges links between the 1968 movement, the importance of collaboration and social structures, and the revolutionary power of social media.
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And what almost every tech luminary really wants is to follow the Elon Musk model, wherein his stint at PayPal — which, like all payments companies3, is at least half siphon, albeit one largely aimed at even less appealing rivals — funded the forges of SpaceX and Tesla.
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While Seoul forges ahead with plans to use the upcoming Winter Olympics to showcase inter-Korean unity, some South Korean athletes are "furious" at proposals to form joint teams with North Koreans, highlighting a broader lack of enthusiasm for some of the government's peace-making plans.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump forges ahead with his controversial trade policies, even financial experts who enthusiastically applaud many of Trump's other policies are worried that the protectionist measures could hurt U.S. growth, Reuters interviews with more than two dozen such specialists show.
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But if Rubio forges ahead, he could get another $540 billion or so by wiping out international spending — so closing all US embassies and consulates around the world, zeroing out all aid to developing nations, ending all military funding for allies, and closing the State Department, among other functions.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai Forges Ahead With Bullshit Plan to Turn the FTC Into His Fall GuyThe Republican-dominated Federal Communications Commission and its chair, industry-adjacent hack…Read more ReadTake, for instance, AT&T's recent attempts to purchase Time Warner, a company that counts HBO among its assets.
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At the center of Julie Buntin's debut novel is the kind of coming-of-age friendship that goes beyond camaraderie, into a deeper bond that forges identity; it's friendship as a creative act, a collaborative work of imagination, and what happens when that collaboration — terribly, inevitably — falls apart.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - While Seoul forges ahead with plans to use the upcoming Winter Olympics to showcase inter-Korean unity, some South Korean athletes are "furious" at proposals to form joint teams with North Koreans, highlighting a broader lack of enthusiasm for some of the government's peace-making plans.
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Director Lisa D'Apolito forges a contemporary connection in part by bringing those who came after Radner -- including "SNL's" Bill Hader, Cecily Strong and Amy Poehler -- into the mix, and they act as if they've been made privy to the Ark of the Covenant while perusing Radner's innermost thoughts.
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Brienne is a Badass, Sansa Forges a New Alliance When Theon and Sansa's heroic efforts to escape from the Boltons end with them cornered by Bolton stooges and their scary hounds, Brienne of Tarth swoops in at exactly the right moment to slay all the baddies with her powerful sword.
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In the field of healthcare, while the first failed Republican attempt to "replace and repeal" turned into a politically self-destructive fiasco for the GOP, the always consistent Sanders forges ahead with his Medicare for All proposal that will bring single-payer healthcare back to the center of our national debate.
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The change in aesthetic, from used-future to something more utopian, is Lucas avoiding a common prequel/sequel trap: Rather than just safely echo the originals, something which greatest-hits package The Force Awakens is guilty of, with The Phantom Menace he for better and worse forges a different path.
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Mr. Rabe's latest venture with the New Group — the darkly comic "Good for Otto," a play from 2015 now receiving its New York premiere — also forges deep into interior worlds, though this time they belong to the patients and a couple of therapists at a New England mental health center.
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On the evidence we have, the meritocratic ideal ends up being just as undemocratic as the old emphasis on inheritance and tradition, and it forges an elite that has an aristocracy's vices (privilege, insularity, arrogance) without the sense of duty, self-restraint and noblesse oblige that WASPs at their best displayed.
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In the Marvel comic books, Venom refers to a character created by the bond between a human and an alien Symbiote, which is both a symbiote, an organism that forges a relationship with another organism to reap benefits, and part of an alien race called Symbiotes — I know, it's complicated.
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Although U.S. LNG supplies to China have so far been tiny in volume and value compared with the around $12 billion per year of U.S. crude that arrives in the country, analysts say those levels could be set to shoot up as Beijing forges ahead with its battle to clear its skies.
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The centerpiece of LA Phil 21, the Centennial program forges an exciting future for the orchestra, its music, its city, and audiences around the world with a forward-looking roster of globe-spanning artistic programs, educational and social-impact initiatives and public celebrations for all of L.A., from September 22 through October 26.
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Past outbreaks provide hints (NBC News) FDA approves a generic version of the drug Martin Shkreli monopolized (Stat) State by state Washington state health officials are preparing for possible coronavirus spread (KUOW) Colorado forges ahead on a new model for health care while nation waits (Kaiser Health News) View the discussion thread.
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We speculated here on three potential ways Gendry could play a role in the war: He turns out not to be a bastard, but actually Robert and Cersei's true-born son and heir to the Baratheon throne He marries Arya He forges new Valyrian weapons and armor (further explored in our Season 4 roundup).
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The market is not large by value compared with the around $12 billion per year of U.S. crude that arrives in the country, but those levels could shoot up as Beijing forges ahead with its plan to switch millions of households to the fuel away from coal as part of its battle against smog.
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As he forges ahead in a campaign whose function, increasingly, will be to expand the political horizon, it falls to him to flesh that vision out—if not for the good of the United States, or the millions of people around the world whose lives are subjected to the consequences of its policies, then at least for the sake of his revolution.
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As the crackdown on health care fraud forges on, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE announced in July 2017 that there were 412 people arrested with approximately 100 doctors among them.
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Watching Galindo carry out these calculated, persistent acts — placing the basin down to wet her feet again and again — forges a kind of meeting place between the viewers, the artist, and the victims (including the 1,771 Mayan Indians Montt is accused of having killed) that prevents us from turning our gaze the other way or disentangling ourselves from a former dictator's wrongdoings.
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Its composer, Henry Krieger, now 71, added several songs for the 2006 film, so drawing from both the movie, for which Jennifer Hudson won an Oscar in the role of Effie, as well as additional material by Willie Reale, this "Dreamgirls" forges an identity that allows a story of shifting musical styles from a bygone era to appeal to a new generation that has its own pop idols.
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Released this November, Love Is The Key To The City is a mini-album of sorts, with its six track length making it almost as long as anything G.O.O.D Music put out this year, and its expansive scope—one that forges a new relationship between classical and PC music—is up there with anything you're going to be seeing on the year-end lists for the albums proper.
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