Not tax forms, not medical forms, and certainly not website forms.
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I'm the emergency contact on school forms, summer camp forms, hospital forms and the school "Share Day" invite list.
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Imagining new forms of violence means imagining new forms of vulnerability.
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To do this, Kroger combines geometric, angular forms with anthropomorphic forms.
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HS Forms lets any organization process large amounts of forms, and the AI can instantly turn hand-written forms or applications into digital text.
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Tau forms filaments inside nerve cells and amyloid-beta forms filaments outside.
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But all of these forms of radiation are different forms of light.
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Some of those forms are even more pernicious than the old forms.
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New forms of communication also always challenge traditional forms of intellectual authority.
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The documents requested include voter registration forms, absentee ballots and provisional voting forms.
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Specific documents requested include voter registration forms, absentee ballots and provisional voting forms.
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And subtle forms may be as harmful as more overt forms of discrimination.
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Naihanchi and its sequels were considered "training forms" as opposed to "fighting forms".
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But other forms still exist — parliamentary, Lincoln-Douglas, and some new forms, too.
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It's one of the only art forms or forms of entertainment that's consumable.
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Both are just forms of storytelling, both are just forms of understanding the world.
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Perhaps there are 100,000 forms of darkness, 100,000 forms of what they call depression.
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There are financial disclosure forms, questionnaires from senators, background documents, security forms and more.
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Amyloid forms plaques outside of brain cells, while tau forms tangles within the cells.
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It takes nonmilitary forms and military forms and creates a war on many fronts.
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It's just that pop song forms are not the same as narrative song forms.
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Forms, forms, and forms As soon as Cabinet picks are formally announced, sharp criticism starts from political opponents and outside interest groups roll up their sleeves for battle.
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Barbara Haskell, a curator at the Whitney, talks about the Art Nouveau origins of O'Keeffe's abstracted forms: They're spirals, snails, tendrils and snaking forms — natural forms, not mechanical.
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Many services still use paper forms, including, according to Kushner, 90 percent of healthcare forms.
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The myriad forms of black metal mirror in that aspect the myriad forms of being.
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But forms of compensation like unvested options and other forms of deferred compensation are trickier.
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"Perhaps there will be different forms of technology coming up in other forms of the internet."
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Also new in Forms are settings which you can apply to all of your new forms.
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These are their pure GIF forms, but to check out their final forms, visit the show IRL.
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I believe all art forms and forms of self-expression shape the world that we live in.
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I was a business-forms designer and salesman in the era of continuous, pin-fed paper forms.
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I am against all forms of violence and above all I am against all forms of racism.
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And they were trying to get me to sign these forms which are not forms applying to that.
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Workmen making side chairs sat in the forms they were making, impressing the chairs with their own forms.
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The online forms are nearly identical to the paper forms that officials will also fill out and submit.
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It's a mix of imperial and urban forms of bling, two parallel forms of bluster and self-marketing.
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It just does whatever they need it to: it processes Earth's air into a mixture that they can breathe, it forms weapons, it forms the structures that they live in, it forms their vehicles.
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Soft curves of human forms extend into interlocking geometric patterns, blurring the distinction between humanized forms and decorative ones.
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"I'm not just talking about frogs—I'm talking about all forms of neglected lower forms of life," said Biju.
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In 2017 it often takes effort to distinguish between novel forms and received ones, alternative forms and normative ones.
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Our US federal and state forms tax forms were more than 30 pages long last year, downloaded completely blank.
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The strongest works are the ones made of a number of what artist called "lobes" and forms suspended within forms.
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Art forms need simplicity and art forms also need craft, and the pendulum swings from one side to the other.
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Twenty-four-hour news networks have made war and politics forms of entertainment, and murder trials into forms of profit.
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Unlike fanatic forms of nationalism that place the nation above all, liberal forms of nationalism celebrate authenticity rather than superiority.
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It aggressively pursues immigrants who lied on their citizenship-application forms, and those forms are not the easiest to navigate.
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There's THC, CBD, CBG, CBN, and all of those existing in acid forms as well as they're fully decarboxylated forms.
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It spanned everything from severe forms of autism, including children with speech impairments and tactile sensitivities, to much milder forms.
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It spanned everything from severe forms of autism, including children with speech impairments and tactile sensitivities, to much milder forms.
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Do you see these as overt forms of censorship by the government, or as more nuanced forms of self-censorship?
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But they disagree on whether the errors are made by those filling out the forms or officials processing the forms.
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They're right between their very cute lower forms — Nidoran (male) and Nidoran (female) — and badass final forms Nidoking and Nidoqueen.
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The book includes text from naturalization forms and newspaper articles about immigration, plays with multiple forms and lays claim to each.
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When Netflix says that they compete with Fortnite, actually all forms of entertainment compete with all forms of entertainment now. Right.
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They recognize that even as some forms of work are rendered obsolete, new forms open up -- particularly in the technology spheres.
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In Theravada Buddhism, he said, people can be reborn into higher human forms or lower animal forms depending on their karma.
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The problem, however, may not have been that all 542 households ignored the forms, but that the forms never reached them.
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He tended to resist conventional forms of publication—total DIY guy—so the poetry appears scattered all over different ephemeral forms.
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The President has been very clear, that all forms of abuse, all forms of battery against women are horrible and disgusting.
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New online legal forms from groups like LawHelp Interactive allow people to fill out forms without having to understand the law.
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Planets are things that have forms due to something that came from a disc—when a star forms, the material that doesn't go into the star forms into a frisbee-like disc, or more accurately a pancake-like disc.
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The forms are not yet on the Justice Department's website, but the Center for Public Integrity obtained a copy of the forms.
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He then paired these primary forms to produce three secondary forms: ludus plus storgē creates "pragma", a rational, sensible long-term accommodation.
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It also offers the option to upload your forms rather than type them in manually for popular forms like the W-2.
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The penalties are based on the number of "deficient" voter registration forms they submit; groups submitting more than 500 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $10,000, while those submitting 100 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $2,000.
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The more such businesses there are, the more a culture of prosperity forms, and crowds out corruption and other forms of bad governance.
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These documents included falsified and forged checks issued to other "models," IRS tax forms, Department of Homeland Security employment forms and other documentation.
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"They need a pretty wide diversity of habitats to accommodate not just the adult life forms but the aquatic life forms," Knapp says.
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Cuppetelli's forms are abstracted bodies and vessels, rendered in clean white corsetry boning that has been painstakingly handwoven in its negotiation of forms.
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And in conjunction with other forms of human enhancement, we may start to cultivate deeper and more profound forms of knowledge and wisdom.
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The 34A forms are then collected by a smaller set of agents in charge of voter constituencies, who consolidate them into 34B forms.
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Consumers flipped thru the catalogs and ordered products by hand-writing on paper forms and mailing the forms back with a paper check.
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Considering that the forms ask detailed questions about the nature of a couple's relationship, how much information on those forms can be trusted?
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A woman in Florida charged with 21992 felony counts of submitting false voter registration forms had filed hundreds of forms before her arrest.
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The penalties are based on the number of "deficient" voter registration forms they submit; groups submitting more than 20163 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $10,000, while those submitting more than 100 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $22018,29.
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In Singapore, I frequently return to a park developed on an abandoned granite quarry site, which now forms forms a scenic—and deep—pond.
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Religion, poetry, art in all its forms, prayer, meditation, love; all the varied forms of ideal love and the needs of the suffering soul.
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But they were designed for other forms of enterprise, other market forms and problems that were structurally different to the ones we face today.
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These requirements fall into two broad categories: forms that seek more information about providers and patients, and forms that require extensive reporting of complications.
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Anyone can use the I.R.S.'s "fillable forms," free electronic versions of paper tax forms that can be filled out on the I.R.S. website.
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For the administration, there should be a renewed focus on avenues for reform, such as winnowing out government forms attached to outdated regulations and statutes, using more common forms including data that applies to multiple agency missions, and providing greater public access to electronic forms.
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Transported and spread by flies, the parasite can cause skin sores in some forms and organ swelling (and death) in the forms that affect organs.
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But his responses failed to consider intangible concepts like bias and prejudice, by making the most blatant forms of racism the only forms of racism.
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"With each iteration of immersive media forms, we bring what works in storytelling in previous forms into the ones we are currently exploring," she said.
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FieldWorks sent the voter registration forms to the Pennsylvania Department of State, but when it sent the forms, before or after the deadline, is unclear.
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The loop, done in profuse repetition, gave her the freedom to make a range of transparent forms and to contain other transparent forms within them.
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Since then, the Florida Democratic Party has submitted 177,000 new voter registration forms, compared with fewer than 13,000 forms submitted by the state Republican Party.
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It provides support in the forms of workshops and counseling for black women affected by sexual violence, abuse, incarceration, and other forms of gender violence.
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In particular, there has been success in adapting various forms of meditation techniques for cognitive therapy as well as for practical forms of compassion training.
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Alternative forms of identification, such as a passport, "enhanced ID," Global Entry card or other acceptable forms of ID, will also be accepted at security.
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Likewise, we had a very difficult clue at 7D: "One leaving railways left ship," with two forms of "leave" and two forms of people-movers.
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We now know that many drugs contain molecules that exist in two chiral forms, and that the two forms can react differently in the body.
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Federal law bars the IRS from releasing the contents of those forms, which are known as Section B forms, to the public in any manner.
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This is the idea behind online legal forms: Ordinary people can create forms so they can represent themselves, even if they don't understand the law.
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Plasma glass artists are creating new forms of glass, says Koga, then experimenting with these forms to see what effects plasma will have within them.
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In the double helix, nitrogen bases of adenine (A) forms a base pair with thymine (T), and cytosine (C) forms a base pair with guanine (G).
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I'm interested in the 'handwriting' that evolves, and how much the hand of the artist shapes the forms and how much the drone shapes the forms.
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So far, only two forms are available electronically, but about a quarter of the roughly 100 immigration forms are now processed digitally on the back end.
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But certainly other approaches are possible, too—ranging from left-wing forms of quasi-eco-socialism to right-wing forms of authoritarian nationalism and self-interest.
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He stated that the majority of the forms were stamped after October 11, but some of the forms do have dates before the deadline as well.
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Kenya used two systems to transmit results from polling stations: paper forms and the electronic transmission of the vote tallies plus scanned copies of the forms.
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"Don't let financial institutions, or anyone else for that matter, fill out the forms and then not read the forms before you sign them," she said.
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I think it's one of the oldest forms of communication in a lot of ways, and it's certainly one of the oldest forms of galvanizing people.
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We need to be united in our vigilance in unmasking and combating all forms of anti-Semitism, including anti-Zionism and all other forms of hate.
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So it becomes very, very difficult to keep track of, not just the various forms that power takes, but the relations between the forms of power.
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In conversation with earlier work, the angular forms of "Dancing Forms" echo the compositional center of "The Eagle Dance," or the sharp edges of "Penitentes" (1932).
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Merger forms: The Federal Trade Commission finalizing a rule to allow merging companies to submit their pre-merger notification and report forms digitally on a DVD.
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The forms were meant for only parents with final orders of removal, but attorneys said that parents who had valid asylum claims also signed the forms.
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Both Weston and Blossfeldt focused on forms inherent in nature, which Blossfeldt termed, in the title of his 1928 monograph, Urformen der Kunst (Art Forms in Nature).
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In the time since the National Academy of Sciences report was issued, we really have seen some important forms of engagement and some modest forms of change.
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It took three years to debut Forms 22, 22003, and 22; in contrast, Forms 22, 26, and 1753 appeared in quick succession over the course of 2175.
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Vocalizing their experiences with race doesn't mean people of color aren't aware of other forms of oppression; they may even experience some of the other forms themselves.
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Conservatives claim to subscribe to the ideology that the best energy forms should compete and win in the market while lesser forms can dissipate and become obsolete.
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The subpoena to the state elections board requests documents from 2010 through August 2018, including voter registration applications, early voting application forms, and absentee ballot request forms.
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Watch out for a series of forms (Forms 1095-A, 1095-B and 1095-C) detailing whether you and your family members had coverage throughout the year.
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They subjected us to myriad forms of abuse, including brutal violence, extreme pain, humiliation and other forms of psychological torture, using their ideology to justify their behavior.
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In Jungen's case, he points to Inuit printmaking as another way of portraying objects and forms in two dimensions, namely through symmetry and the splaying of forms.
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Kushner initially failed to disclose any of the above contacts on his security clearance forms for his White House post (his lawyer claims the forms were "prematurely submitted").
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Other works showed the complex working environment of a metropolis where Fordist and post-Fordist forms of labor coexist, along with their different forms of exploitation and alienation.
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RELIGIOUS determinism, or the idea that particular forms of belief and worship lead to particular forms of political and economic behaviour, is always a fascinating field for dabbling.
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Bob Menendez's office in charge of assisting the senator fill out his Senate financial disclosure forms described himself as "vaguely familiar" with the rules that govern the forms.
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Although cameras and automatic license plate readers are still the most common forms of police surveillance, the use of other forms of monitoring software is on the rise.
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The bill would apply to people or organizations who conduct registration drives, seek to collect 100 or more voter registration forms and pay individuals to collect the forms.
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The steel frame forms archways and limbo poles to be negotiated by gallery-goers, sometimes ending up in miniature house forms positioned in different locations around the gallery.
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To this end, exhibition forms and the designer's original forms are 3D-scanned, and the shapes will be carved out on a CNC machine in archival quality foam.
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The company also updated its Adobe Sign mobile apps for iOS and Android, and its integration of Adobe Sign with its Experience Manager Forms and Adobe Marketing cloud tools will make it easier for users to fill out forms on mobile (and for businesses to offer more personalized experiences around forms).
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The sloping forms evoked the earth's curvature and mountains of the New Mexican landscape: it gave her a format in which to establish a relationship between the outer shape and the inner forms, explore shifts in hue and value, as well as overlay the stacked forms with an arabesque line.
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At the same time, nominees must fill out a host forms, including questionnaires from the White House and relevant Senate committee, an FBI background check, and financial disclosure forms.
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The false statement counts allege he and others faked 23 forms certifying purchases of about 9,100 tons of M6; the wire fraud charges involve six emails sending those forms.
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"These documents indicate that EPA allowed senior agency officials to avoid or delay completing required ethics forms and that EPA was missing forms entirely for some officials," they wrote.
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Most people will clear the virus, but some forms of HPV persist, leading to genital warts and certain forms of cancer, including cervical, anal, penile, mouth, and throat cancers.
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Cheryl A. Hall falsified 10 registration forms, at least six of which enrolled Democratic and independent voters as Republicans, said the authorities, who are eyeing an additional 109 forms.
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New media forms, including social media, are fueling political polarization as people communicate with general audiences and narrowly focused groups, without the deliberation typical of traditional forms of communication.
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Cobe Lund from MI says different art forms should be experienced in different ways: In my opinion, different forms of art are meant to be experienced in different ways.
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While some of forms are interlocking or held in place by other forms, their grip on each other does not seem permanent; their shapes feel slippery and even liquid.
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Conflict may manifest in other forms including damage to reputation via "doxxing" (gaining access to personal information and threatening exposure), other forms of blackmail, theft, fraud and cyber-bullying.
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Filers who made more than $62,000 last year can use the I.R.S.'s "fillable forms," electronic versions of paper tax forms that let filers prepare and send their returns online.
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It is inspired in part by the 19th century German biologist Ernst Haeckel, whose most famous book, Art Forms in Nature, featured stunning illustrations of marine and microscopic life forms.
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This scenario takes place in the far future, but no radical forms of space travel exist, such as zipping through worm holes or other forms of faster-than-light travel.
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Gilman is one of those thinkers whose thoughts are more appealing in their original mixed-up, spontaneous forms than in the more settled forms in which they appear in books.
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Pressing against the picture plane, a series of forms comprised of vertically aligned stripes extend down from painting's top edge until they collide with distinct forms of horizontally arranged stripes.
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Those of a populist mind-set attack so-called elitist art forms as boring; those of an elitist mind-set attack so-called populist art forms as facile and unworthy.
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He became particularly well known for his experiments with new forms of glass facades, and designed numerous buildings covered in different forms of reflective glass, including glass in colored panels.
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Then, the cells were cut and reshaped into specific "body forms" designed by a supercomputer -- forms "never seen in nature," according to a news release from the University of Vermont.
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They might wear clothes spun of special zero-g silk, or sculpt delicate forms that couldn't exist on Earth, or choreograph new forms of dance, assisted by their robot tails.
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While forms of cash assistance were already included in the rule, these changes would rope in other types of aid, like most forms of Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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These forms of resistance take aim at liberalism's own forms of social-justice sanctimony, which have smothered academic life and permeated notionally apolitical arenas from late-night comedy to sportswriting.
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And the freedom of thought, creativity, opinion, expression and other freedoms compatible with the international conventions and conventions stipulated in the Egyptian Constitution, but against all forms and forms of vulgarity.
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Craft Forms December 6, 6 -9 pm CraftNOW closes out November programming by highlighting the opening reception for Wayne Art Center's Craft Forms 2019: An International Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Craft.
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I am fully compliant to filling out necessary tax forms, complying with Federal Law, and have no issues with said forms... except for the manner in which DraftKings mandates we supply.
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Precinct 31 was out of the forms that all voters must sign to before casting a ballot for about an hour and a half Tuesday morning before more forms were delivered.
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Games join with a range of other cultural forces — religion, parental socialization, other forms of mass media — that sustain subtle but durable forms of prejudice, particularly resentment against women and minorities.
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There are older fossilized life forms — up to 4 billion years old — but these are possibly the oldest examples of multicellular eukaryotes life forms that have a nucleus in each cell.
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Protest has taken many forms in the few weeks since Trump became president, but one of the most distinct forms of demonstration has taken place at libraries around the United States.
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Name Withheld You've filled out the financial-aid forms correctly, you report, but you have a stream of income that the forms don't reveal, namely the gift from your richer relative.
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People generally prefer natural marijuana to synthetic forms, but as long as natural marijuana remains illegal, highly desired, easily detected and periodically unavailable, the desire to purchase synthetic forms will persist.
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However, that report found that a third of the forms had lacked security features like watermarks or serial numbers, which election observers saw as evidence that the forms were probably false.
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While there was absolutely important technological and political progress occurring over centuries — new forms of government, new forms of warfare, new understandings of the world — global average well-being barely budged.
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Tropical Storm DebbyAugust 3103, 2112 - Subtropical Storm Debby forms.
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You know, there are always -- you get those forms.
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Other dance forms — ballet, contemporary dance, tap — have infiltrated.
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Plastics, in all forms — straws, bottles, packaging, bags, etc.
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At the same time, the startup has very much pushed into making its service something that one can use in any scenario where a user might need to enter data: from basic information entry like job application and contact forms; through to surveys; registration forms; shopping and order forms; online learning and tests; and invitations.
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Nature's swarming forms are the genesis of the installation Primary Forms by A/V artist Mark Eats, which was first presented at the Day For Night festival in Houston, Texas in 2015.
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He'd just read an article about the different forms that water takes in nature (from condensation to precipitation to evaporation) and realized that God's presence in people's lives takes many forms, too.
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Computers can perform the same information processes that the brain does, which means that life can take on forms much better suited to survive anywhere in the universe, in nearly infinite forms.
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"Our tax cuts will break down -- and they'll break it down fast -- all forms of government and all forms of government barriers and breathe new life into the American economy," Trump said.
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Her mode of transport also served to underline the need for cleaner forms of traveling as other forms of transportation like jets have gained notoriety for their high emissions of carbon dioxide.
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But for brands who champion diversity in other forms, like through age (Undercover), gender, size, and height (Vetements), it's a sinister statement to ignore one of the most consequential forms of diversity.
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Wire was light and malleable, but when used for crocheting and weaving forms inside other forms, it could and did cut flesh, requiring Asawa to swath her hands protectively as she worked.
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"One of the big issues with the current forms is parents having to provide their student's name and other information across several forms instead of just doing it once," Ms. Minnich said.
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UNHCR began providing forms to people who had declared their intention of seeking asylum and though the police received most of the people with these forms, it "forgot some, apparently," Cochetel said.
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The specific holding of Hobby Lobby was that certain business owners who object to many forms of birth control could refuse to cover those forms of contraception in their employees' health plans.
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"Our tax cuts will break down — and they'll break it down fast — all forms of government and all forms of government barriers and breathe new life into the American economy," Trump said.
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In Chase's case, she said, the forms are likely getting attention from customers because the bank made errors in calculating the amounts on a "few thousand" forms and had to reissue them.
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In the United States, no forms of pain relief are routinely used — and in fact, until 2017, no forms of pain control were legally approved by the FDA for use on livestock animals.
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Dr. Greene argues that while manufacturers in insulin are making innovations — the newest forms of insulin are substantial improvements over earlier products — they stop producing the older forms once they lose patent protection.
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Here's a rundown of the forms you'll need for popular tax deductions and credits: Once you have your forms, you have plenty of options to file your taxes at little to no cost.
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Judge Philomena Mwilu said the forms should have been quickly available for inspection, noting officials said thousands of forms from polling stations were still unavailable four days after the official results were announced.
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Just like in Docs and Sheets, for example, you will now able to use some third-party tools like Form Publisher, Choice Eliminator and g(Math) for Forms right from the Forms interface.
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The findings also say Mirhashemi "willfully filed untimely, false and misleading" forms with regulators, along with failing to file required forms to disclose his liens, compromises with creditors and an outside business activity.
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The company's technology uses image forensics and machine learning to check documents like bank statements, tax forms and forms of state and national identification to look for tampered names, figures, text or signatures.
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In addition to these valid forms of identification, 15 million passports were issued in 2015, and the Department of Defense issues its own forms of identification for employees and some eligible family members.
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New York, which uses forms called Medical Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment, or MOLST, has a different system, a web-based application that allows completion of and access to forms at sites statewide.
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In some ways I think it's very dismissive of blogging, of "smart takes," and much unfriendlier to other forms that have become commoditized even though doing those forms is, I think, really difficult.
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The FDA will draft guidance to clarify what kind of evidence manufacturers that are trying to develop new forms of the medication need in order obtain approval for monthly injectable forms of buprenorphine.
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The registration forms that switched their party affiliation were stamped with a number belonging to Florida First, and when he contacted the group, it traced the forms back to Ms. Hall, he said.
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Taxpayers should watch the mail for a series of forms in the mail (Forms 1095-A, 1095-B and 1095-C) detailing whether you and your family members had coverage throughout the year.
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This intermediate work looks formless, but when we get to "Untitled" (1948), Rothko uses green, blue, and orange forms to more successfully sort out the relationship between "acting" forms and background stage settings.
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Recent scholarship shows how proto- and early forms of modern race thinking (you could call them racialism) existed in medieval Europe, with near-modern forms taking shape in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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"The codeshare will broadly take a few forms," Raja said.
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The forms assume a simpler world than the actual one.
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"Sometimes harassment comes in simple forms," they wrote on Facebook.
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"The forms were not usable for this purpose," he said.
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Above all, it could lead to forms of local representation.
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Ultimately, changing the consumer purchasing patterns for traditional media forms.
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See below for a few of the more pertinent forms.
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The question has appeared in various forms on past censuses.
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Structure Core will come in two forms: enclosed, or bare.
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We see varied forms of intelligence on our own world.
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The number and different forms of cryptocurrencies is growing internationally.
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The agencies say the "ongoing campaigns" could take many forms.
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Blank Forms, Recess, and the Swiss Institute became W.A.G.E. Certified.
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This lopsided power dynamic plays out in many harmful forms.
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Instead, they share a single common trait: their puffy forms.
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The most effective forms of censorship today involve meddling with
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There is something molten about many of Van Buren's forms.
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The totem forms the number 1, a straight, vertical line.
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Worse, unethical behavior mutates into other forms of unethical behavior.
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Ransomware has existed in various forms for over a decade.
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Actin is a protein that forms trails throughout the cell.
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On planes, inequality manifests in two forms: physical and situational.
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Pictures reduce these works to the forms they crudely resemble.
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Yet I never saw my circumstances as forms of adversity.
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These forms of harassment leave students feeling unsafe and intimidated.
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The Spanish writings describe two different forms of peyote ritual.
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The internet has so many different forms at a time.
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Zeisel's blobby forms transformed the mundane into something deeply emotional.
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This time, she came back with a stack of forms.
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We can't even imagine the discharge forms in those scenarios.
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Tremendous amounts of money in many different forms, including tariffs.
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Import many tax forms directly from banks and investment companies.
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And I settled on lesser forms of all of that.
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And then, we are thinking about alternative forms of transport.
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The forms perform mathematical calculations, but provide limited tax guidance.
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But the trend comes in many different shapes and forms.
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The U.S. dollar forms a large component of the basket.
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Natural Cycles comparing itself to other forms of birth control.
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It is a reminder that strength comes in many forms.
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It's about hybridization and how those forms stretch and transmute.
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"When precipitation forms it may form as snow," Stewart said.
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Robots in various forms are becoming more and more sophisticated.
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Yet the use of new gender forms is highly political.
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Its body is haloed by white and blue spherical forms.
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But other people have their own forms of the sacrament.
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Most women don't experience obvious forms of discrimination or sexism.
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For trouble could come in a lot of different forms.
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What more subtle forms of discrimination did you learn about?
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New Orleans taught me that mourning takes many different forms.
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Short of that, suffice to say, reprisals take many forms.
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What exactly do these forms of terrorism do to us?
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Digital archaeology is one of my favorite blog post forms.
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I guess that's better than the other forms of escapism.
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The chamber is set to green, and the memory forms.
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These deal with totally Euclidean forms — spheres, circles, and ellipses.
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Rail also compares favorably to other forms of energy storage.
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Capsule CreamsCapsule creams can come in one of two forms.
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Games have rules and different forms of feedback, like points.
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You Made It Part TwoPart two came in many forms.
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It's not to say other forms of advertising don't work.
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Different fridge configurations allow for different forms of Riccing. Help!
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The rest involved both Tasers and other forms of force.
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Click here to view original GIFTeenage rebellion takes many forms.
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Icelandic verbs have six forms for the six grammatical persons.
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Not all forms of transport are so easy to electrify.
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Like most other forms of manufacturing, recycling is cheaper there.
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However, the new forms of employment have a plus side.
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The service automatically generates delivery forms for carrier companies too.
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"There are 23 forms to file for bankruptcy," he said.
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Guarantee reproductive health coverage in all forms of health insurance.
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Conner's spidery, symmetrical, linear forms suggest insects and ancient signs.
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Image: GettyStorage devices have taken many strange forms over history.
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He took the forms and kept doing something to them.
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Commercial debt excludes intercompany loans and some forms of payables.
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They are different skill sets and come in different forms.
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And a diamond forms because the carbon starts to crystallize.
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"All of them signed parental consent forms," the spokesperson said.
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"It's one of the most advanced, mature forms of thinking."
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Up until then, playing New Forms had felt somewhat unattainable.
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"The bone that forms is perfectly normal bone," Kaplan said.
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The forms are different, but the DNA is the same.
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The black flag of IS forms part of its logo.
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But there was faster growth in other forms of credit.
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But it's not necessary to require these forms of proof.
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I filled out the forms with all my fictitious information.
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There's nothing wrong with the two media forms being different.
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Sure, the forms are complicated and yes, there is math.
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None contain forms of life, he hastens to point out.
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Out in the ocean a small rainbow forms a portal.
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The IRS will have to issue new forms, reprogram systems.
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The site includes links to look up your state's forms.
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Some of the marks and forms seem solid and weighty.
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Many people, but not all, have already received the forms.
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Remember that joke from Chapelle's Show about sex consent forms?
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They are deeply skeptical of all forms of centralized power.
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One of the most powerful forms of community is learning.
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"Extremism in all its forms must be defeated," he said.
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Now, there are two primary forms "a basic" can take.
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These beliefs extended to practically all forms of drug prohibition.
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The earliest forms of writing date approximately 5,000 years ago.
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His treatment takes many forms: in patient, outpatient, therapy, classes.
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They are normally opposed to all forms of gun control.
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Which also of course forms the foundation of its business.
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Brace your core so that your body forms straight line.
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Love can be expressed in many forms, even edible ones.
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Well, I honestly suck at other forms of visual art.
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Pablo Picasso, too, and his architectonic forms and bold exaggerations.
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Saturn touches most forms of challenge: discipline, limits, and fear.
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There are nobler forms of men than Praxiteles ever sculpted.
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We should be moving away from all forms of burning.
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Do you think food is different from other art forms?
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In October 2019, the beverage and edibles forms become legal.
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These are all media, and all legitimate forms of communication.
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"Latinos are underrepresented in all forms of media," he said.
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Conventional forms of political fighting won't work on this man.
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The visitor center forms a key part of the story.
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Love has many forms, and I loved her very much.
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"Filling out these government forms is quite complicated," he said.
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The lobbying disclosure forms specifically mention the House GOP bill.
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Many of them lack passports and other forms of documentation.
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They could be eligible for other, mandatory forms of relief.
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The opposition of these scholars tends to take three forms.
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The core value is patriarchy, which can take different forms.
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There are so many forms a personal evolution can take.
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Pauley's strict approach to the courtroom has taken varied forms.
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I was attached to traditional forms and intent on pleasing.
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These are physical as much as intellectual forms of knowledge.
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The beef burgers come in two forms, highbrow and lowbrow.
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And it exists on both sides, albeit in different forms.
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The FBI affidavit forms part of the complaint against him.
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Jumpstream, who forms one of Victorion's arms, is no exception.
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And so we're flirting with these various forms of progressivism.
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It does not surprise me that a sharp boundary forms.
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OH MY, WE'RE BUILDING OUT ALL NEW FORMS OF DISTRIBUTION.
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Walmart sold meat in varying forms, from cold-cut platters ...
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Tai chi is one of the gentlest forms of exercise.
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Firing the paint forms a highly uniform, closed paint surface.
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But Spotify has also been developing other forms of content.
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Differing state regulations mean that these efforts take many forms.
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Coffee comes in many forms — hot, cold, flavored and decaffeinated.
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But eventually life emerged and blossomed again, in new forms.
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It comes in all sorts of forms: nasty personal attacks.
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It takes different forms and crosses demographic and political boundaries.
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Torture and other forms of abuse are common in prisons.
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Horizontal forms verticalize; from black and white color is born.
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Blum focuses on the robustness and bravura of the forms.
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The basic forms are all known, have all been practiced.
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Both these forms of leishmaniases are transmitted by female sandflies.
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We chose his designs for the strength in their forms.
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She looks like she's juxtaposing two different forms of art.
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And this season it comes in a variety of forms.
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There are no such generic forms on the market today.
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He changes forms as the needs of his beholders change.
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There may be state and local tax forms as well.
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In 2010, leggings continued to expand into edgy, fashionable forms.
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But, then again, so is most other forms of crowdfunding.
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Bread was one of mankind's earliest forms of prepared food.
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To me, it's all about finding new forms of storytelling.
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Lindsay Schrupp: I think it's taken many, many different forms.
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" Buscaglia pointed to two other forms of government "window dressing.
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Addiction is genetic," Wahler tells ET. "There's forms of it.
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The relations between the forms are inexact but intuitively convincing.
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And all of those forms of diversity are hugely important.
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Good health and poor health comes in all different forms.
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And you select objects and life forms to go in.
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The lack of emotional intelligence takes different forms in people.
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Americans are getting more concerned about many forms of change.
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That younger demographic also forms the basis of Hawkers itself.
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Was it a conscious decision to try these forms out?
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But he followed the rules and filled out the forms.
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And Xanax and psychedelics are two different forms of medicine.
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In all of its roped forms, climbing depends upon anchors.
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Most art forms evolve and change radically over the years.
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None had received copies of the signed forms, he said.
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Popular in New Zealand, zorbing can take on multiple forms.
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Both forms of cloud gaming use Microsoft's beta streaming app.
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Its biggest competitors are Google's "forms" service, Qualtrics, and Medallia.
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The quest for new forms of money hasn't gone away.
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Are you open to soliciting other forms of erotic connection?
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The coronavirus will basically shutdown all forms of "normal" lifestyle.
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That applies to their forms and how people perceive them.
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It's a promotion of diversity and inclusiveness in all forms.
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"Love Is ..." takes a look at love in many forms.
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This series of programs celebrates noise in all its forms.
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In the graphite drawing, lines divide the forms into sections.
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But after that, the violence is really in two forms.
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A community free from bigotry and other forms of hate.
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We're expanding our scope to counter many forms of hate.
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