" Another aide said the conversation will be "free flowing.
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The process has been highly collaborative, free-flowing, creative and fun.
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They ended up being much more free-flowing and poetic sometimes.
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There were syrupy desserts, free-flowing baijiu, and Lin wore lipstick.
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No other composer feels to me more improvised, more free-flowing.
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It might have been the free-flowing champagne at 10 a.m.
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Bastions of free-flowing discussion with civil exchange are the academic ideal.
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Darling is definitely the Lynn of the group, artistic and free-flowing.
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They seemed free-flowing, with "dancing" gestures that were loose, not stiff.
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Crushes are one of the most amorphous, free-flowing concepts in existence.
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What they're saying: Go deeper: Map of the world's free-flowing rivers.
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But recently her work flow has become more free flowing and spontaneous.
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These modules are taught during free-flowing but intensive three-day retreats.
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The Cavs' new, more free-flowing approach threatens to inject more pace.
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And that plenty of election fiddling is free flowing under its feeble radar.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese government has allowed a free-flowing retail and payments marketplace.
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For Kramer, it created the perfect, free-flowing setting for his latest song.
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He was incredibly fast, fleet of foot, and had rapid, free flowing hands.
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It is the opposite of the pantsuit: the free-flowing, form-swallowing caftan.
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If the title conjures polite restraint, the novel itself is reliably free-flowing.
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"Paddlefish like free-flowing rivers that rise and fall naturally," Dr. Scarnecchia said.
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The digitized cartoon party scenes quietly advertise a warm, free-flowing social revolution.
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"It was just free-flowing, and the ball was going in," Shamet said.
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The current movement to protect Patagonia's free-flowing rivers stands on the shoulders of the United States Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, passed in 1968, which protects 13,413 free-flowing miles of 226 rivers in 41 states and Puerto Rico.
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On Sunday at South by Southwest Interactive, Geminoid carried on a free-flowing conversation.
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The creek was free-flowing when the spill occurred but has since frozen over.
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Unstructured data is more free-flowing, difficult to categorize and a little more complex.
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But with all of the free-flowing lager and revelry comes a darker element.
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I get myself a breakfast set of pancakes with free flowing coffee for $20.
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"The UK's food supply generally is dependent on the free flowing border," he said.
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In a world of buttoned-up commentators, Walton was a free-flowing psychedelic jester.
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"This place used to be so dark," Judge says of the free-flowing living area.
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Still, he is relishing this state of free-flowing creativity, energized by his packed schedule.
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The resulting electronics aren't just soft and free-flowing, but are highly reconfigurable as well.
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Trump's feed looks like it really is the free flowing ramblings of the man himself.
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She took a 5-2 lead, but could not stave off Kerber's free-flowing aggression.
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A balanced approach helps ensure the use of data is free-flowing, responsible and secure.
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His solos are free-flowing verbal improvisations built on standards of Manhattan history and architecture.
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But they don't have to choose between fighting climate change and conserving free-flowing rivers.
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They understand the power of free-flowing information, how it can upend government and politics.
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The broad boardwalk, however, is free, flowing alongside the beach for more than two miles.
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And all of the region's conflicts has been supercharged by a free-flowing arms trade.
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I would say it was a pretty free flowing discussion but no commitments were made.
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This opens up a free-flowing connection between your personal resources and your daily obligations.
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Charles runs an all-natural wine store so we have free flowing wine on Sundays.
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The free-flowing Q&As with journalists often resulted in negative headlines and sound bites.
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We had plenty of free-flowing cash and lots of free time on our hands.
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Other drawings and prints are not as conceptual and instead rely on organic, free-flowing imagery.
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One can only imagine what havoc Jordan would have wrought in today's more free-flowing game.
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The meme revels in the contradiction between Jordan's legendarily aggressive persona and his free-flowing tears.
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The iconic train's new Grand Suites come with free-flowing champagne and a 24-hour steward.
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Back in 2015, he wore his loudly, unbuttoned, and as free-flowing as his Fabio hair.
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Next to free-flowing water, frozen water is one of the biggest causes of home damage.
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This free-flowing style mimics the hip-hop and jazz-inflected rhythms of the student-poets.
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And parts of freeways now look like free-flowing waterways as Florence is still dumping rain.
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The lead singer of the California band Linkin Park was known for his free-flowing anguish.
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Safe to say, the wit is free-flowing as are the good vibes in Arosio's artwork.
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As reported by the Atlas Obscura, Conway found the ancient chunk free flowing in the wet soil.
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They offer succulent barbecued beef and ocean fresh seafood—with free flowing beer—from $10 a head.
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The energy is easy, open, and free-flowing today after an emotionally turbulent full moon in Scorpio.
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And like Earth, Titan features free-flowing liquid at the surface, manifesting as rivers, lakes, and seas.
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This keeps the conversation free-flowing and also becomes a space to post important book club updates.
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One Clinton supporter went so far as to blame free-flowing alcohol for some of the trouble.
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He embraced free-flowing communication, became a more adaptable leader, and relied heavily on guidance from advisers.
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Political Memo As he campaigns, Mr. Biden offers free-flowing analysis about the race he's running in.
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The Pringles Man wanted the Knicks to play a fast, free-flowing offense based around pick-and-rolls.
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On the bright side, all that free-flowing booze means you'll probably be too tipsy to really care.
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The resulting powders formed from the spray-drying process are free-flowing and easy to handle and scale.
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These critics objected to the dam blocking one of the last free-flowing major tributaries of the Amazon.
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Other cars or services could attempt to free-ride on the free-flowing traffic created by dominant firms.
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"Millions of people, food security and regional power generation are dependent on these free-flowing rivers," he said.
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But his speeches are far more free-flowing and he changes up the topic on a given day.
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But a popular theme in all of these mental pictures is debauchery, free-flowing alcohol — and zero decorum.
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In less-dense, free-flowing traffic, there is less need to rely on the late merge, officials said.
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Coffee, cookies and free-flowing champagne are available in the street-level gallery space 24 hours a day.
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According to research published in May, two-thirds of the world's major rivers are no longer free flowing.
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Permanent protections for free-flowing rivers need to be a centerpiece of every country's national climate action plan.
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Many advocate for the opposite: making cities as free-flowing as possible to encourage tourism and attract workers.
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"When Steph is out there, everything is just more free-flowing," All-Star forward Draymond Green told reporters.
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After initially struggling to contain a free-flowing Knicks offense, the Warriors completely shut things down after halftime.
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The prints and colors are so free-flowing you'll forget about the ho-hum, plain black fleeces of yore.
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Unlike the Golden Globes, which offer free-flowing libations to its attendees, the Grammy Awards are a dry ceremony.
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And with such free-flowing dialogue about company politics and sensitive topics, the leaks are sure to keep coming.
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Despite the recent setbacks, Sanchez Vicario was confident that Osaka will be soon back to her free-flowing best.
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Cryptologists are suddenly cool, white hat hackers have never been more in demand, and investment dollars are free flowing.
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If Roth found liberation in a more free-flowing style, it came at the price of a critical backlash.
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Free-flowing font designer Aravindan Thirunavukarasu developed The Art of Peeing in 2014, which has a similar urinary foundation.
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There are many ingredients that contribute to the perfect wedding: good company, free-flowing booze, and romance all around.
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The Grand Suites on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express also offer "free-flowing champagne" and private, in-cabin dining.
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Since the dams have come down, some of the sturgeon have nosed upstream into the newly free-flowing river.
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"Our offense is so free-flowing that the ball is going to find the open guy," Durant told reporters.
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Which is the real world, the world of doubt and disbelief or the world of unbelievable free-flowing magic?
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The seamless transition between songs shows the group could craft a free-flowing, uninterrupted set with just acoustic guitars.
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He hopes that a free-flowing collaboration will push the institution to further modernize and capture a younger audience.
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If she succeeds, "there is certainty of free-flowing money no matter how well institutions do," Ms. Laitinen said.
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At least 10 cars are believed to have benefitted from the free-flowing gas pump, which still has police befuddled.
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The dams turn a free-flowing river into a chain of reservoirs, says Maureen Harris of International Rivers, an NGO.
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High emotions, free-flowing alcohol, and seating-arrangement musical chairs have the potential to trigger Game of Thrones-level acrimony.
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Over some snacks and a few bottles of wine, we had a free-flowing and wide-ranging conversation about money.
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The company's newest smartphone model, the Galaxy S7, boasts a waterproof ability that keeps it safe from...free flowing champagne.
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It is a departure from the usual free-flowing shorts and singlets we're used to seeing on long-distance runners.
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This year, the optimism over the mergers and acquisitions environment is about as free-flowing as the Ramos Gin Fizzes.
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The vibe is much more free-flowing and creative as the sun connects with Neptune—a healing energy takes over.
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Echo's Flight is incredibly strong due to it's free-flowing movement and that it's on a mere six-second cooldown.
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Roenick and the hosts engaged in a free-flowing conversation about his NBC co-workers, Kathryn Tappen and Patrick Sharp.
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A free-flowing attack, scorers of more Premier League goals than any other, masked deficiencies on defense and in goal.
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Goff's continuous spaces and free-flowing forms are precisely the opposite of those most easily depicted in ordinary architectural graphics.
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The project, according to Peters, relates back to his family's nomadic, free-flowing lifestyle and his life in two different worlds.
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Trump's positions on all of those issues are relatively unknown and certainly absent from Trump's free-flowing rants on the stump.
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As the name implies, it's a magical 24 hours of free-flowing, cheese-laced celebration, so get your tortilla chips ready.
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When people think of Nashville, images of live music, the Grand Ole Opry, and free-flowing whiskey all come to mind.
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There's a greasy star behind this free flowing face ... can you guess the A-list actor lurking underneath this pulped person?!
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I bailed on social engagements and rarely went to bars or restaurants, where the free-flowing wine made my mouth water.
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Less than a mile down the road, the Unity Party was hosting its own jam, with food and free-flowing drinks.
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For one, the style ensures your hair is off your face for better pictures, but it still looks romantic and free flowing.
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Despite the free-flowing cash, some Muslim entrepreneurs feel they have been excluded, particularly those whose startups focus on the Muslim market.
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The dialogue is casual and free-flowing – they talk of vaginas as easily as they discuss tricks – and the conflicts are familiar.
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The Golden Globes are always an especially fun awards show, given the copious amounts of free-flowing champagne the ceremony known for.
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Critics say the dams are endangering Europe's last free-flowing rivers, including the Cijevna, or Cem as it is called in Albanian.
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"I would be very wary about establishing a precedent which limited free-flowing discussion between future governors (and) future chancellors," Carney said.
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Both the business and political spheres are increasingly becoming VUCA worlds, where adaptability and free-flowing communication beat efficiency in determining success.
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No matter the subject, each piece is the product of "chaotic free flowing paint" and the movement that the medium takes on.
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In the slow movement of the G minor concerto, his playing resembled that of a great jazz saxophonist, free-flowing and soulful.
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That lack of legally required transparency is at the heart of the problem as it leads to free flowing cash and corruption.
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With dual free-flowing streams, the ceramic PetSafe Drinkwell Pagoda Fountain keeps your cat's water fresh while inhibiting the growth of bacteria.
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His kitchen, where he was famous for holding free-flowing lunch and dinner gatherings, for which he often cooked, was his soapbox.
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The models file out in boxy, floaty garments, as well as slim, stretchy silhouettes — stiff shapes contrasting with more free-flowing pieces.
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He befriended top Syrian officials, whom he lured to his apartment with lavish parties where he dispensed free-flowing liquor and prostitutes.
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In the former, Rivers applies his usual methodology of free-flowing travelogue to examine sites of human-made impact on the world.
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He also admitted to struggling with a more serious and focused approach on the floor versus his typical fun, free-flowing attitude.
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He was a generous kind of authoritarian; the park was indisputably his own vision, but he encouraged free-flowing creativity from below.
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As lead singer for the hard rock band Linkin Park, Chester Bennington was known for his piercing scream and free-flowing anguish.
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James' dog Buster is usually around, it's a very free-flowing environment for making music in...there's no pretension toward it being serious.
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They're more of a free-flowing exchange from both sides as they navigate the timeframes, policies and politics of the looming legislative thicket.
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The oxygen atoms form a cubic lattice, but the hydrogen atoms spill free, flowing like a liquid through the rigid cage of oxygens.
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Throughout the film, Sara becomes less of her rigid initial self, trading in her scholarly blouses for colorful, free-flowing ruffles and scarves.
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The night before, I'd gone to the dinner party of a dear friend who works in PR — gatherings known for free-flowing wine.
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On Thursday, he made an appearance on Reddit, the free-flowing social news site, where he invited site members to ask him anything.
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The guests had formed a running circle around the dance floor, and Lucero joined them after changing into a free-flowing cream dress.
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I was stunned to see how free-flowing they were, how little the authors were tied down by ideological rigidity and tribal mentality.
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A tenor saxophonist of svelte tone and free-flowing lyricism, Mr. Freeman, 67, is most at home in a swinging post-bop mode.
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Save the Sound also worked to make the free-flowing West River appealing to migrating fish by carefully arranging rocks in small pools.
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If you're partial to the latter, then free-flowing styles like weaves, box braids, and twists might be better saved for another time.
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Here, festivalgoers can taste the region's wines in free-flowing sessions, take in wine tutorials led by renowned winemakers and sample local cuisine.
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The remaining rhythms and underlying structure provide a blueprint over which the choreographers Marco Valerio Amico and Rhuena Bracci layer free-flowing moves.
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Here, Messager takes as subject free-flowing breasts, uteruses, and menstruation, pushing her ongoing artistic probe of the female body from outside and within.
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But they're given new shape through Xiomara's/Acevedo's free-flowing verses, which merge spoken-word and hip-hop tropes with an appropriately teenage plainspokenness.
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The problem is that fusion plasmas do not like to be contained; these free-flowing streams of protons and electrons are tough to wrangle.
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What allows Servideo to succeed with each of her made-up men and women, she emphasizes, is the free-flowing, ephemeral nature of Instagram.
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Here, tequila may not be as free-flowing, but plenty will certainly be passed around at one or both of the two other receptions.
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But it also has what Yandex dubbed "a neural network based 'chit-chat' engine" to allow Alice to have "free-flowing conversations about anything".
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Rubio spent 45 minutes with the press in a free-flowing back-and-forth with reporters aboard his campaign plane to Greenville, South Carolina.
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Smith adopted a more free-flowing attitude after some recent poor form, and was rewarded with a five-under-par 66 at Royal Portrush.
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Somewhere between the free-flowing booze, the energy of the crowd, and the sweaty, shirtless men, something clicks for Debbie: she actually likes wrestling.
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She uses the Drinkwell Pet Fountain, a bowl with free-flowing water that she says her cats prefer because it mimics outdoor water sources.
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Ricocheting off the teleprompter, the president showed the kind of free-flowing attitude that his aides have said they expect to see this year.
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As a journalist, I deeply believe that society benefits from the type of free-flowing information that overly broad privacy regulations could unintentionally impede.
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The group sometimes shambled into a free-flowing rubato right in the middle of a fast tune, but it maintained conviction, and avoided melodrama.
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Underpinning the countries' decades-old relationship is power politics: American protection and arms sales in exchange for free-flowing oil and cooperation on security.
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Dependent on clean and free-flowing water to swim upriver from the sea to spawn, these fish even then were being stymied by dams.
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Shots of the free-flowing life in the streets contrast with those of the musicians in the studio, static and sealed off from the world.
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"Freebies, good times, and free flowing liquor," one security researcher, who has never attended SAS but has been invited several times, said of SAS's reputation.
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"We can only raft as long as there's snow," he said, since whitewater rafting can only be done on free-flowing and not dammed rivers.
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Often veiling the midsection in resulting in a free flowing, summer-friendly look, wrap clothing has become a go-to for a put-together look.
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There he most directly demonstrated his "five points of architecture" with support blocks, roof gardens, free-flowing floor plans, horizontal windows, and a plain exterior.
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He has a free-flowing if deceptively powerful swing, and is also one of the greatest short-game exponents of his generation, if not ever.
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"Funding slowed down in Q4 across the board and scrutiny changed from when it was free flowing in the earlier half [of 2015]," Wong said.
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"You want to be able to just be out there in shoes and socks, free flowing, no restrictions — and I don't have any," he said.
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Barnett's free-flowing, rambling approach to writing lyrics is supported by Vile's love for the drone-y, breezy riffs that have always populated his music.
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The free-flowing beer made public drunkenness, brawling, and vagrancy a persistent problem in the town, which officially has a population of just 14 people.
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With possibly the two best players playing key skill positions, G2 is able to play free-flowing, fast paced games that leave their opponents reeling.
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When a skier is traveling uphill, the hair provides traction on the snow to keep him from slipping, while still permitting a free-flowing descent.
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To create order, he has arranged the narrow 700-square-foot space in the style of a grand, free-flowing Belle Époque apartment in miniature.
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For years, access has remained expensive and tightly controlled, inhibited in part by the government's concerns about the potentially subversive effect of free-flowing information.
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"Our conversations have always been easy and free-flowing, and I believe it's because we have such similar values and beliefs," Mr. Bergson-Shilcock said.
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To rediscover the spontaneity, the free-flowing imagination, and the uninhibited sense of fun at the heart of the medium, go back to its beginnings.
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Manufacturers are also seeking a guarantee of free-flowing trade to avoid delays and extra customs checks at ports when future trading rules kick in.
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Before this lil synchronized swimmer was making a splash in Hollywood, he was just another free-flowing fella showing off his water acrobatics in England.
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But if you find yourself sniffling unexpectedly, then you're probably just feeling your own mortality in the middle of the free-flowing wine and dancing.
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By far, the show with the best track record for prosperous couples is the free-flowing, self-aware runt of the Bachelor family, Bachelor in Paradise.
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Several critics have used the word "lyrical" in their assessment of the film, because that's the most apt descriptor for something this moody and free-flowing.
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With those cascading, free-flowing waves comes a whole lot of trickery — and Suave, a brand that previously employed them itself, is setting the record straight.
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An Amazon Alexa Course Voice-activated assistants let you convey complex information to customers in a free-flowing, conversational way and Alexa is the crown jewel.
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The pods are designed to be modular; currently they're small cubes, but walls can be removed to create larger spaces for more free-flowing VR installations.
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They made free flowing, read-and-react basketball look both complex and effortless, and they steamrolled their way to an league-record 211 regular season wins.
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They share a desire to show that Congress can work if given the opportunity for free-flowing debate and contend that party divisions can be bridged.
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He was especially known for the free-flowing block lettering on his posters, which he adapted from a font created by the Austrian designer Alfred Roller.
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The Spaniard suffered a slump in form after winning the French Open in 2016 with the added expectation levels stifling her usual free-flowing attacking style.
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The new league made a huge stride forward by eliminating the center jump after every time a team shot fouls, creating a more free-flowing game.
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I even got access to a VIP booth with free-flowing Champagne and other bottles that I was told cost $50,000 to rent for the night.
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Adopting a meandering, free-flowing structure and woozily intimate photography, the director, Jenny Gage, and her husband, the cinematographer Tom Betterton, follow close and listen well.
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On the other hand, Hugo Aveta's free flowing dreamy green video animation, "Basic Rhythms: Subversion of the Soul" (2014), uplifts with its enthralling click-drone soundtrack.
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Today's mood is romantic and free flowing… which might kind of annoy you, because you want facts—not poetry—from the people you're connecting with right now.
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As well free-flowing champagne, actors were invited into the Vanity Fair portrait studio, with Mad Men star Jon Hamm being one of the first to pose.
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While the offense is designed to be unpredictable and free-flowing, one of the more common initial actions out of the triangle is the post entry pass.
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Current open, free-flowing airport design is an invitation to attack large gatherings of travelers and guests before they actually enter the secure area of the airport.
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Many of his Abstract Expressionist works integrated calligraphy and free-flowing brush strokes stirred by his emotions, similar to the Eastern concept of qi, or eternal energy.
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However, United's inability to produce the free-flowing soocer that characterized Alex Ferguson's trophy-laden reign eventually caused a rift throughout the club and in the stands.
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They flooded the city after the armistice, drawn in part by the falling franc, but mostly by the glamour of free-flowing booze and loose sexual mores.
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Ticket holders to the October 4th event are invited to a special post-concert reception, as Patina joins the Centennial celebrations, featuring free-flowing wines and appetizers.
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It is exceptionally rare to find a photographer who can capture the free-flowing energy and glorious celebration as he has throughout his career, with apparent ease.
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The first-year general manager, Sean Marks, and the first-year coach, Kenny Atkinson, would presumably have determined which players best fit their free-flowing offensive scheme.
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According to The Des Moines Register, Kristen Anderson in her testimony described the office environment as "always free-flowing" with "conversation and jokes" about race and sex.
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Or will self-absorption and free-flowing peevishness be the hallmarks of an era of domestic and global crises, stirred up by grossly uninformed perceptions of reality?
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Also, its owners stress that there's a zero-tolerance policy for the kind of behavior that typically goes with free-flowing drinks and lots of attractive women.
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Picked up by a growing contingent of the yoga-pant-wearing, Whole-Foods-shopping crowd, microdosing has taken on a different vibe—less utilitarian, more free-flowing.
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The city's streets have already turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while killing at least five others.
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A quick glance at New York City over the course of January 2018 reveals a lot of red, meaning speeds that are much slower than free flowing traffic.
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Living, burning poetry already seemed traduced when it was plucked from the air and written down, forced into rhymes and sonnet forms; his was demotic and free-flowing.
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ICBA President Camden Fine called the huddle "the most open, free-flowing White House meeting I've ever attended," and said the discussion focused on loan and mortgage regulations.
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Republican and Democratic presidential candidates have ripped into the North American Free Trade Agreement, which sets the rules for free-flowing trade between the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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The city's streets have turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while reportedly killing at least five others.
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While Monocle projects confidence in the march of globalization, it barely hints at the growing threats to the world of open borders and free-flowing capital it depicts.
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Her incisive questions, and the free-flowing dialogue that results, yield vital observations regarding one prime idea: the cinema, run by men, produces movies that embody male fantasies.
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The experienced Zags gave them a lesson in ball movement, orchestrating a master class in free-flowing, position-less basketball while building a 14-point first-half lead.
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Without shuffling any of their core personnel, the Raptors have sought to reinvent themselves by adopting a free-flowing offense that emphasizes passing, cutting and 3-point shooting.
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Fans of rugby league say the game is more exciting and free-flowing, while rugby union fans enjoy their sport's traditions and emphasis on defense, kicking and physicality.
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The free-flowing pair sometimes seems to move as one 10-string instrument, especially on "Unquity Road," which breathes with the hushed serenity of a Missouri summer night.
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Trump replayed some of his greatest hits through 68 minutes of wide-ranging remarks alternating between his prepared teleprompter lines and his own free-flowing stream of jabs.
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Another Golden Globes trademark is that the ceremony is usually a lot looser than other awards show, with free-flowing alcohol seen in attendees' hands throughout the night.
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One state over, Trump could also dip into Washington State's red zone, in the desert along the last free-flowing stretch of the Columbia River — another national monument.
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This will allow for more free-flowing political discussions in America and should help to alleviate the feeling walking on eggshells when anything remotely political arises in conversation.
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Since the mid-26662s, he's written for and performed with Los Guachos, a little big band that can make tricky, intellectual music feel free-flowing, fetching and addictive.
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In the free-flowing information river of Twitter, Facebook, newspapers, podcasts and 24-hour cable news, senators undoubtedly already know most of what live witnesses would have revealed.
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James Lankford of Oklahoma said that while most people would not handle the conversation that way, it fits with Trump's free-flowing, stream-of-consciousness style of speaking.
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Ryan was a 27-year-old who sported the common "fashy" haircut — close-cropped (like a skinhead) on the sides, free-flowing (like a mullet) on the top.
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His pictures show us what we ought not to see: Young and old women, their hair free flowing or plaited, one face after the other, in the hundreds.
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Similarly, akin to a child's purposeless meandering on paper, "Breath and Fall" (2015), is a free-flowing outpouring of haphazard lines and doodles over chunky dollops of paint.
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Moxy Tempe opens in Arizona on March 18; it has 186 rooms, a pool and a free-flowing indoor/outdoor space that is separated by roll-up garage doors.
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On the scrappier end of the spectrum are do-it-yourself artist spaces tucked into sunbaked strip malls, with their free-flowing beer and taco-fueled late-night ragers.
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Followers of Delvey's story will be happy to know she was still sporting her trademark Céline glasses, but her free-flowing mane had been wrangled into two braided pigtails.
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The stakes in that debate became enormous during the 2016 presidential election, amid waves of alleged facts that were simply made up, relentless conspiracy theories, and free-flowing propaganda.
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With a conductive metallic core and a surrounding semiconductive oxide skin, the free-flowing metal, an alloy of gallium called galinstan, meets the requirements of functional electronics quite well.
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The 3-minute, 20-second-long clip includes all the trappings of a male fantasy sequence: women in various states of (un)dress, seductive dancing, and free-flowing cash.
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With her free-flowing auburn waves and Chopard jewelry, the Feud: Bette and Joan star accessorized the dress with dark Gentle Monster sunglasses, dangling earrings and thigh-high slit.
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So here&aposs the thing is, why do we have to dig so deep find out information that should come free flowing if we&aposre really interested in justice?
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Channels cut by loggers and oil companies eroded much of the island, and decades of flood control efforts have kept once free-flowing rivers from replenishing the wetlands' sediments.
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Wenger is embodied in his team's free-flowing, aesthetically excellent football, while Burnley are an extension of Dyche in their physical hardiness and common-sense approach to the game.
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"The monument is one of the only free-flowing areas of the Missouri that remains as Lewis and Clark saw it more than 200 years ago," Mr. Zinke said.
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Only one-third of the world's 2226 longest rivers remain free flowing, and just 241 rivers longer than 21,503 kilometers (250 miles) retain a direct connection to the sea.
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In an appearance Thursday on Barstool Sports' Spittin' Chiclets podcast, Roenick and the hosts engaged in a free-flowing conversation about Roenick's co-workers, Kathryn Tappen and Patrick Sharp.
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Brought on to impose order in the administration, Mr. Kelly tried — successfully, at first — to curtail the free-flowing access to the president that Mr. Trump encouraged among aides.
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Cars that can listen to directions will start traveling in schools, maybe even turning roads that aren't getting any bigger (and shouldn't!) from clogged arterials to free-flowing speedways.
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At a minimum, the old rules simply seem not to apply in a world that has free-flowing capital; an aging population; and stubbornly low inflation and interest rates.
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Indeed, many a porn video has led us to believe that if you stimulate a vagina in just the right way, it'll transform into a free-flowing, wellspring of ejaculate.
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Noah benefited from the free-flowing offense, recording six of the 17 first-half assists for the Knicks — as many as they had in the opening night loss to Cleveland.
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Accommodating flexible work schedules: Since project materials are centralized and communication is free-flowing, it's easy for employees to stay involved even if they can't make it to the office.
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It's imbued with both wisdom and anxiety, not just in the words, but also in the improvised piano chords that he recorded during free-flowing jam sessions in the studio.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Key Alaska rivers that are usually frozen at this time of year are now free-flowing, with record-early thaws following record-high winter and spring temperatures.
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It maintains a free-flowing continuity while delivering a variety of sounds, musical styles (Afro-Brazilian, music-box indie pop, a cover of Adele's "First Love") and emotions (joy, pain).
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Almost the whole system is morbidly obese from free-flowing federal dough, but either politicians don't know that reality, or it is too hard politically to stop playing Santa Claus.
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The Blue Devils eventually warmed up, stringing together 7 straight points to nose ahead, 27-26, and the game, expected to be free-flowing, had found its crowd-pleasing groove.
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If Iman Shumpert had J.R. Smith's offensive game then he might be perfect for Cleveland, but Shumpert is more likely to slow down a free-flowing offense than complement it.
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In terms of restaurants, we had expected log cabins with animal pelts all over the walls, free-flowing vodka cooled in the snowbanks, and game roasted on a spit outside.
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Having lived on three continents, I had a feeling about what that might look like: bright colors to jolt people into happiness about when they arrive, and free-flowing space.
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The Dead popularized the concept of the jam band, performing long, free-flowing shows to legions of dedicated fans that followed them across the country in the '60s and '70s.
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The sterling crisis turned hedge funds into the glamorous rogues of finance and demonstrated the punitive power that they could wield against policymakers in a world of free-flowing capital.
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"He wanted something that was more free-flowing, that more reflected anarchy and urgency and revolution," Jocelyn Cooper, who signed the singer in the 90s, told The New York Times.
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Roenick appeared on Barstool Sports' "Spittin' Chiclets" podcast in December where he and the hosts engaged in a free-flowing conversation about Roenick's co-workers, Kathryn Tappen and Patrick Sharp.
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But pursuing policies similar to those he promoted in his campaign could change the entire manufacturing industry by penalizing companies for investing overseas or by stifling free-flowing global trade.
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Death is what brought them together, and talk of it at their wedding was as free flowing as talk about love being patient and kind is at more typical ceremonies.
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Mr. Morrison generally eschewed the typical rectangle-shaped panels of most comic book layouts for pages that are more like free-flowing collages inspired by psychedelic posters from the 1960s.
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This pristine Patagonian terrain, home to glacial lakes and one of Argentina's last free-flowing rivers, has also become home to bulldozers and cranes made by Shantui, the Chinese construction giant.
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As a multidisciplinary artist, Ciriza relies on the senses to articulate what is usually left unsaid, creating and engaging in ritualistic performance with free-flowing currents of eroticism, horror, and fantasy.
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Though the work is physically taxing, the camaraderie, breathtaking vineyard views and rare glimpse of French culture can almost make the backaches disappear — and the free-flowing wine doesn't hurt either.
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"The monument is one of the only free-flowing areas of the Missouri that remains as Lewis and Clark saw it more than 200 years ago," Zinke said in a statement.
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" His viewers, Mr. Jones maintained, "expect an interview or monologue to be more free-flowing and opinionated and less precise in its use of language than an article or a book.
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Crystallization is a dramatic switch from the liquid phase, in which molecules are disordered and free flowing, to the crystal phase, in which molecules are locked in a regular, repeating pattern.
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And don't forget Joni (Toni Collette), the wife of Harlan's late son, who runs a company that "promotes a total life style" and has the free-flowing dresses to prove it.
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The meal was off to a good start, lubricated with free-flowing red Malbec wine, from the Mendoza region in the foothills of the Andes, as the meat began to arrive.
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The exclusive clubs are known for free-flowing alcohol and unlimited food where one can relax in a private space before a flight, away from the bustling crowds of the terminal.
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For example, Joca Geringer's uncanny drawing "Untitled" (2013) is a stoner's delight: a free-flowing wonderment of recombinant spaces and faces hiding and emerging out of a hectic cosmic mind-meld.
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Kokoskov heaped praise on his staff, the officials and players, who won the hearts of neutral fans with entertaining and free-flowing basketball instilled into the side by their American-styled coach.
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Specifically, they found that the difference in travel times in congested conditions versus travel times in a free-flowing scenario — which they characterize as "vehicle hours of delay" — increased by 62 percent.
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"We will maintain a free-flowing border at Dover, we will not impose checks at the port, it is utterly unrealistic to do so," the Brexit-voting Conservative minister told audience members.
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In the Washington, D.C., and LA regions, variable pricing — just not in a downtown congestion zone — already provides highway drivers with the option to pay to drive in a free-flowing lane.
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But it's old pals Courtney and Marilyn who truly shine in a surreal, free-flowing, NC-17 rated convo that, at times, sounds as though the two forgot they were being recorded.
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LONDON (Reuters) - No longer weighed down by the burden of being reigning French Open champion, Jelena Ostapenko has returned to her free-flowing best at Wimbledon - blasting winners left, right and center.
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Many say May's desire to prioritise free flowing trade of goods with the rest of Europe will make Britain little more than a "rule taker", unable to break free of Brussels' decisions.
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Solange's composition, titled "Counting," initially feels like jazz, but instead of free-flowing improvisation, the music takes on a rigid structure, the notes sounding like they follow a repetitive order of operations.
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For SFMoMA, the firm designed a 10-story annex whose airy, free-flowing interior meshes with the reconfigured spaces of the adjacent Mario Botta building, the exterior of which was left untouched.
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New startups are popping up on their Instagram feeds to advertise free trials or referral codes to get them in the door — but retaining those free-flowing dollars can be more difficult.
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In such a lively sport — governed with relatively rigid rules but characterized by free-flowing movement and a ball that blurs when powerfully struck — human vision can often be rendered a guesstimate.
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The Liberty's offense has become more free-flowing with less reliance on Tina Charles, a forward and center whom Laimbeer, a former post player, made the focal point in half-court sets.
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The net effect was to keep Britain inside the European customs union indefinitely and retain free-flowing trade until the two sides work out a permanent arrangement that ensures no hard border.
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Minshew quickly captured the hearts of many NFL fans, playing a free-flowing, swagger-filled style of football that proved enough to keep the Jaguars competitive at the start of the season.
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In the end, it may be that the 2010s were an aberration, a moment when free-flowing venture capital and automakers' panic about the future created a wealth of private transportation options.
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The second argument for the filibuster — that it's an intrinsic part of the Senate's character as an open, free-flowing institution — is the one for which I've always had the most sympathy.
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In an open, free-flowing Senate, perhaps there's a place for the filibuster, giving a minority of senators a way to bring in new ideas as well as to slow things down.
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Trump's free flowing style and unconventional political persona played a key role in his success in dispatching what had been billed as the most talented crop of Republican primary candidates in a generation.
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Germany, helped by their opponents being forced to defend deep in their own half, played the sort of free-flowing football that, if matched by finishing, could be lethal in the knockout phase.
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Joy cannot afford to show up at her investors' offices in jeans and a hoodie; she does not find herself courted by a slew of VCs, with free-flowing cocktails and lap dances.
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What's new: A first-of-its-kind study published Wednesday in Nature provides a global census of the world's rivers, and seeks to answer the question of how many are still free-flowing.
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And with Moet Chandon as the sponsor of the night, attendees are usually sipping on the free-flowing champagne — making for the more upbeat speeches and funny moments the Globes are known for.
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Like Kelly, though, the next chief of staff will be pressed to manage White House infighting, a mercurial President and the free-flowing discourse between Trump and his kitchen cabinet of outside advisers.
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The night began with a superyacht awards ceremony, followed by a lavish party with free-flowing Champagne, decadent food — from on-demand ravioli and risotto to sashimi and cheese platters — and live music.
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The final tally on the night was 6-0 in a free-flowing offensive triumph, complete with a Clint Dempsey hat trick and captain Michael Bradley scoring for the first time since 2015.
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You Can't Be Creative Without Being in Your Body Going for a walk stimulates spontaneous, free-flowing, divergent thinking, while sitting at your desk … well, you already know the answer to this one.
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A very simple algorithm says put color in the place that's expected, but more elaborate ones can say to be messy and to have the errors that a free flowing human would paint.
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New York ____ She was a pioneering designer and entrepreneur who created the modern look and feel of America's postwar corporate office with sleek furniture, artistic textiles and an uncluttered, free-flowing workplace environment.
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NBC Sports hockey analyst Jeremy Roenick appeared on a Barstool Sports podcast last week and engaged in a free-flowing conversation with the hosts about his co-workers, Kathryn Tappen and Patrick Sharp.
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Like flipping through misplaced leaves in a photo book, the documentary maintains a free-flowing tone as it uncovers the work that went into creating some of the indelible scenes in Hollywood history.
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"For this game, we made the decision to enable free-flowing travel and complete autonomy over camera control — these two principles superseded all else," the game's lead player action programmer, Toshitake Tsuchikura, explained.
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The first thing you need to know about white people's children is that they are special and unique, requiring a free-flowing and alternative educational environment that will let them fulfill their vast potential.
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A photograph of a white woman looking downward with her face in her hands, her apparent distress is further highlighted by the gold cords that stream down from her hands like free flowing tears.
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There was a party going on at the bar and I was 20 years old and was very tempted at this party by the free-flowing beer, a hot commodity for 224 year olds.
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Despite free-flowing rosé and tons of outdoor concerts, there's also the heat (which makes for sweaty situations on public transit) and humidity (which makes living in a busy city a sticky, frizzy mess).
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This period contained his 81-point magnum opus, as well as his career-defining apotheosis: when, singlehandedly, he nearly toppled the free-flowing and futuristic Suns in an unforgettable last stand for isolation basketball.
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As recently as last season, the Hawks were a symphony conducted by a nebbish secret genius or, for those less inclined toward metaphor, a really good basketball team playing fun, fast, free-flowing hoops.
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When Bannon took over the Trump campaign as CEO, Trump gave up his free-flowing digressive campaign rants and instead offered much more coherent "America First" speeches, which clearly came from Bannon and Miller.
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The night began with a superyacht awards ceremony and was followed by a party with free-flowing Champagne, decadent food — from on-demand ravioli and risotto to sashimi and cheese platters — and live music.
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Athletic and free-flowing through the first three quarters of games, Oklahoma City often get bogged down in the final period where point guard Russell Westbrook has sometimes been guilty of making questionable decisions.
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Book Eaton DC starting at $153 per nightThe free-flowing, bohemian vibe showcased at Eaton DC feels fresh and whimsical in a city dotted with hotels known for being far more stuffy and traditional.
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His homes generally featured free-flowing interiors with few right angles — the idea wasn't so much to group a collection of individual rooms but to view the house almost as an organic, living entity.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Thoreau's Distressing Canoe Trip" (Op-Ed, July 12): John Waldman's lament over the loss of clean, free-flowing streams and the migratory fish that depend on them is timely.
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It's a familiar story, no doubt, but the stark honesty and introspection displayed in these 12 free-flowing, serene folk songs is only as common as the likes of Phil Elverum and Sufjan Stevens.
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"It would be a mistake to prejudge an outcome based upon the questions," he told POLITICO, adding that it was "a very free flowing conversation" in which health, physician and parent groups showed unanimity.
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You can't overlook the Kings of the early 2000s, the free-flowing way they played, or even what Don Nelson was doing on the Mavericks with Steve Nash, but I think D'Antoni has perfected it.
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With free-flowing drinks, great food from Kin, a long British summer's evening, and VIPs and startups mingling and networking, this is the one event in the tech startup calendar you won't want to miss.
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The idea, in a nutshell, is heat atoms up to a hundred million degrees or so, at which point they rip apart and become a free-flowing mess of protons and electrons called a plasma.
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In the spirit of free-flowing roses, champagne and drama, let's take a look back at all of the contestants that we loved to hate over the years — and a few we just plain hated.
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Environmental groups warn that by turning a free-flowing river into a series of reservoirs the upstream Lao dams could wipe out the Mekong's two largest freshwater species: the giant catfish and the giant pangasius.
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Food and fuel stops for the convoys were set up along the highway, and the traffic was "free flowing and going well," Rachel Notley, the premier of Alberta, said at a news conference in Edmonton.
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But few public complaints have been lodged in the wine business, another male-dominated field where many women say workplaces are dogged by a toxic combination of "bro" culture, free-flowing alcohol and sexual aggression.
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Kibera's residents also struggle with no garbage services, free flowing sewage and the slum became infamous globally for the so–called 'flying toilets' - throw away plastic bags used by residents forced to relieve themselves outdoors.
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Canada's relaxed regulations, a mature industry, and free-flowing capital have offered firms a unique opportunity to advance research without the legal and political risks that bog down growers in the United States and elsewhere.
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Exciting developments take place today, and a free-flowing energy is in the air—at least until tonight, when the moon enters Gemini and you realize you need to get busy with your career plans.
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Making up for the fun-size rooms are ample places to lounge, socialize and work, including a sprawling co-working space cheekily called "Conspire," with communal tables, lightning-fast Wi-Fi and free-flowing coffee.
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Raised in Ghana and now a world-traveling drummer based in Colorado, Paa Kow makes music that draws on various brands of free-flowing musical uplift: Ghanaian high life, American jam-band music and funk.
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Last week, Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, announced that Google was making its free-flowing weekly all-hands meetings — a hallmark of its open culture — into monthly affairs with restrictions on what can be discussed.
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At the time, I was making $28,000 a year — nothing much, especially when you live 10 minutes away from Manhattan — but credit was free flowing, and I qualified for a $250,000 "no doc" adjustable loan.
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What's next: The study's authors recommend river connectivity be considered in future development decisions, and note that the study illustrates how fragile and important free-flowing rivers are in providing benefits to humans and natural systems.
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But whenever he appeared he did his best to engage everybody around him, from his Oxford entourage to the Sheffield Communists to the prying Russians, in a free-flowing seminar on the philosophy of personal identity.
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"I've been going out of body since I was nine years old," she says as part of a free-flowing, long-form answer to a question about how she turned Contact from an idea into reality.
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I have nothing against the free-flowing, tie-dyed tops, whimsical shawls or Sunday morning meditation pants, but I just couldn't see myself hanging with friends or doing bike-brewery crawls wearing that sort of stuff.
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Still, a sizable numbers of analysts and market participants believe the RBI could hold off and not hike interest rates, noting that the recovery is nascent and bank credit to corporates is not yet free flowing.
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Organized and voted for by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the Globes serve up free-flowing champagne and a smattering of after-parties at the same hotel, allowing stars to let their hair down and relax.
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In the fifteen-a-side game, the Fijians are less dominant, since their unpredictable, free-flowing style is often stifled by the organised units of larger nations, which tend to prevail on a more congested pitch.
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Each Grand Suite features underfloor heating and comes with free-flowing champagne and a personal steward who'll be at your beck and call 24/7 — you'll need someone to keep your glass topped up, after all.
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His form has cooled since then and although he raised his level against Tsitsipas the momentum was always with the Greek whose free-flowing, all-court style proved popular with the large afternoon crowd in London.
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Search-based advertising technology company Captify rented a villa about 25 minutes away from the festivities, and threw a pool party with BBQ and "free-flowing chilled rose all day, " the unofficial drink of Cannes Lions.
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Describing their conversation over lunch as "warm, free-flowing and unscripted", the source said the two leaders not only discussed their "shared admiration" of Reagan and Thatcher, but also Brexit, Russia and the NATO military alliance.
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This is a key piece that I don't think people really get: When you talk about the press, it's not about journalists; it's about the free-flowing information that the American public is supposed to get.
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Bayarsaikhan hand-makes clothes such as patchwork denim work jackets, free-flowing linen dresses and minimalist silk separates for her brand Enkyu, which also offers a selection of vibrant vintage pieces personally selected by the designer.
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When NASCAR driver Joey Logano heard about race car superfan Nicholas's plight, he and his foundation teamed up with NBC TV'S George to the Rescue to transform the family's cramped quarters into a free-flowing dream home.
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"This allows for a whole new world of data anonymity, which enables free-flowing conversation," said Neil Seeman, a senior fellow at Massey College, University of Toronto with an expertise in social media and mental health stigma.
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Also, because of the free-flowing bar and the fact that the show attracts a lot of bachelorette parties, they look out for sobriety: If you're too drunk, you might bonk your head when getting spun around.
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Over the last 30 years, the pretense of acting like the Golden Globes have credibility has imbued the show with a kind of raucous energy — and the free-flowing booze certainly helps get people in the room.
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Americans are no strangers to getting creative with drinking around the law—after all, it was government-enforced Prohibition that pushed the country's cocktail scene underground and birthed the free-flowing experimentation of speakeasies in the 2.53s.
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He composes thoughtful, whimsical, free-flowing dialogue for her talks with Jin and with her smartly ironic but frustrated library colleague (Rory Culkin), as well as for Jin's encounters with an American scholar and friend (Parker Posey).
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When your weekly schedule resembles less of a regimented schedule and more of a free-flowing string of events, meetings, and life happenings, it's unlikely that you're able to commit to a single gym or gym chain.
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Moments after telling my co-op partner how much I liked the new, free-flowing quest system, an NPC got stuck inside of a tree trunk, preventing us from talking to him and finding a new objective.
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While the Shanghai FTZ, opened in September 2013, has long struggled to live up to its initial promise of free-flowing currency and easier international trade, more businesses are increasingly deserting the 28.78 square kilometre Waigaoqiao zone.
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These and other stories — of cities conserving and reusing water, farmers engaging in "conservation agriculture," and a dam-removal movement that is restoring thousands of miles of free-flowing rivers — give substance to the idea of replenishing.
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But he was also bruisingly physical, in keeping with the style of play during the All Blacks' heyday in the 1960s, a stark contrast to the free-flowing teams that have dominated rugby in the 22001st century.
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Republican senators continued free-flowing conversations among themselves this week to analyze their options and search for consensus on a health care bill that they said would be significantly different from the one passed by the House.
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Hosted by comedian Chris Gethard, The Chris Gethard Show is a wonderful, free-flowing mix of improv comedy, heartfelt stories, live music, call-ins, and camaraderie that combine to create some unforgettable and highly entertaining live television.
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"Matt had a staunch and strictly religious education in animation, and Paul a free-flowing reefer huffing one in illustration, but we work in both fields, merging our respective talents together, like a talent fondu," reads their website.
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The awards this year will be in the setting of a garden lawn party, where you'll be able to meet and mingle more easily, with free-flowing drinks and a wide-selection of street food (including vegetarian/vegan).
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As an up-and-coming British fashion model back in 2010, Delevingne's go-to look included a subtly smoky eye and free-flowing blonde locks, but that has since given way to a parade of experimental beauty looks.
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It is all a recipe for frustration—and it is no surprise that it is compounded when coach travellers see their neighbours a few rows up with spacious reclining seats, complimentary (and superior) meals and free-flowing spirits.
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Hozoji claims the mask hadn't been sufficiently cleaned before one of her dives and that this led to the mask's regulator getting stuck open, hemorrhaging free-flowing air from an onboard generator with a limited supply of oxygen.
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Rugby league is a faster, more free-flowing game, with 13 players on a side rather than the 15-player teams used in rugby union and rules that encourage tries (the rugby equivalent of touchdowns) rather than kicking.
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Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro plans to open up protected reservation lands to commercial mining and agriculture, and is considering building hydro dams on the Tapajos, the last major tributary of the Amazon that is free flowing.
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Yet even a plumped-up cactus is not like a cartoon keg that can be tapped for free-flowing water; the water is absorbed into gluey tissue called mucilage that in most cases is not safe to eat.
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Conditions documented last year by federal civil rights investigators included overcrowding, understaffing, free-flowing weapons and drugs, corruption among management and staff, extortion, and facilities so bad that investigators had to walk past raw sewage during an inspection.
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Many of these new projects will be in the Balkans and threaten some of Europe's last free-flowing rivers, such as the Vjosë or Aoös River, which flows from northern Greece through southwestern Albania into the Adriatic Sea.
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There is a strong consensus among Palin scholars as to where she fits into the poetic pantheon: She is heir to the tradition of free-flowing democratic verse that runs from Walt Whitman to Carl Sandburg to Allen Ginsberg.
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"While the world is changing fast, our geography is not: Europe will always be our most proximate goods market, and ensuring we have free-flowing borders is crucial," May said, citing the importance of the automotive industry in particular.
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There is a magical Volkswagen bus going around in the ever-congested streets of LA, roaming through peoples backyards—getting them turnt through its free-flowing, spicy beer on tap and then making them dance uncontrollably through cumbia remixes.
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"But, if you are more of a free-flowing intuitive or want to just let your imagination speak, then a deck that is more abstract like the Wild Unknown or the Starchild Tarot may work for you," Shannon says.
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Norwegian coach Age Hareide may have moved away from the free-flowing model favored by his predecessor Morten Olsen, but all of a sudden Denmark are back to their best as they hunt in packs and attack at pace.
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Our awards ceremony this year will be in the setting of a garden lawn party, where you'll be able to meet and mingle more easily, with free-flowing drinks and a wide-selection of street food (including vegetarian/vegan).
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Oasis and Radiohead released their debut albums; Leonardo DiCaprio whipped his free-flowing hair into a starring role in Titanic, and JK Rowling sat down on a train and invented a world of magic that would last a lifetime.
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We wanted the layouts to be free flowing and unrestrained: You'll see text that shifts and distorts and follows organic paths meant to mimic the calm and the unstable aspects of the mind, a dream like stream of consciousness.
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Just to give you an idea of how crazy things got, the party involved celebrity hatmaker Nick Fouquet burning a hat in public, Jaime Camil shouting at the top of his lungs, and plenty of free-flowing smoky negronis.
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Tom Finkelpearl, the cultural affairs commissioner, called the center "a free-flowing collective in touch with the spirit of the Lower East Side," adding that the green design of the replacement building makes it a good candidate for assistance.
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We probably need a political Pope Francis-type figure, who comes up from the bottom and understands life there, but who can still make the case for an open dynamic world, with free-flowing goods, ideas, capital and people.
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"All Amerikkkan Bada$$," is a vivid, free-flowing critique of race and racism in America that touches on white supremacy, mass incarceration and police brutality through the rapper's candid reflections on his experiences as a black man in America.
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Because she's spent the last several years working so openly through her demons, there's an ease to our free-flowing conversation that can be rare in interviews with famous people, particularly those who have grown up with media trainers.
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But when he finally did go on the record, the colorful tales vanished, the free-flowing chat dried up, and his speech became so tortuously stilted that I had to ask why he was suddenly talking like a robot.
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The building, an amazing feat of technological improvisation in the days before computer design, was a populist proto-emoji for flight, all free-flowing, liquid curves, improbably poised on four slender buttresses like a winged bird on skinny legs.
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His viewpoint is hardly outrageous — until a 5-3 defeat at Tottenham midway through the season startled Mourinho back into his shell, that 2014-15 Chelsea team was, indeed, free-flowing and adventurous — but it is, most certainly, uncharacteristic.
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Aronson, the founder and CEO of hair product company It's a 10, treats guests to an exclusive meal from Miami hot spot Seaspice that includes lobster, oysters, red snapper and caviar, as well as free-flowing Dom Perignon champagne.
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Our awards ceremony this year will be in the setting of a garden/lawn party, where you'll be able to meet and mingle more easily, with free-flowing drinks and a wide selection of street food (including vegetarian/vegan).
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - A free flowing acrobatic display with hoops and clubs saw Russia's rhythmic gymnasts shut out the rest of the world as they won a fifth successive group all-around Olympic title on Sunday.
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Florence Knoll Bassett, a pioneering designer and entrepreneur who created the modern look and feel of America's postwar corporate office with sleek furniture, artistic textiles and an uncluttered, free-flowing workplace environment, died on Friday in Coral Gables, Fla.
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Mr. Murray was establishing himself as the first drummer willing to match Mr. Taylor's free-flowing method — namely by abandoning a time-keeping role, and treating the drum set as a palette of textures more than a percussion instrument.
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" Price did not respond to a request for comment from BuzzFeed News, but told the Atlanta Journal Constitution, "I made a provocative and rhetorical comment as part of a free-flowing conversation which has been taken completely out of context.
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I signed up for "Young Professionals Weekend" at Club Getaway in Kent, Connecticut, where I joined around 22010 adult campers (the average age is 220), for three days and two nights of ropes courses, Color Wars and free-flowing alcohol.
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WeWork's decision to cut members off after four drinks isn't all bad; four beers per day every day is, after all, still a lot of beer, and it's undoubtable that some members feel uncomfortable by free-flowing beverages during the workday.
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As per Thompson, the show has used the move to LA as a reason to move away from its usual late-1960s aesthetic into the early '70s, which you can see even in the more free-flowing clothes on the cast.
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We've known for a while that perfectly laid-back singles "Nelly" and "Smile" will be there and, at the start of this month, we had "Free Lunch," the most dextrous, free-flowing track we've heard from him since his first release.
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Last weekend, amid free-flowing cocktails at a hilltop mansion in the city's Santa Teresa neighborhood, Dudi Machado, an editor at large for Harper's Bazaar Brazil, said he was bracing for what will happen after the athletes and spectators go home.
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Free-flowing Croatia romped through the group stage with three wins out of three, setting up the last-16 clash with the Danes at the same Nizhny Novgorod Stadium where nine days ago they stunned Lionel Messi's Argentina 3-0.
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Real estate titans have long scoffed at WeWork, which in eight short years has managed to attain a $20 billion valuation by selling short-term leases for shared office space with a mixture of stylish design and free-flowing alcohol.
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But, after ten or so minutes, my mind went from repeating the mantra of "don't all asleep or you're going to embarrass yourself in front of all these people" to something that was closer to a fuzzy, free-flowing state.
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Along with the awkward singles, the free-flowing beer and the backfiring pickup trucks known as utes, turned on and off to create fiery explosions called key bangs, there are people who connected at balls and come back to socialize.
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Layering a syncopated pulse over a four-to-the-floor beat, traditional melodies lift toward free-flowing "tarab," a trance-like form borrowed from Arabic music barely dependent on rhythm and scale until the beat drops you back into time.
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Cornyn, who sat beside Trump during his free-flowing, televised meeting on Wednesday, told reporters he believes his modest proposal to improve the background check system for gun buyers was more pragmatic than the more ambitious approach Trump appeared to back.
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Sketching on paper is free-flowing and easy, but the challenge for designers is then having to quickly turn it into usable work — transferring ideas from paper to digital either by scanning and tracing, or recreating a digital version of what they sketched.
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Among the guidelines, companies should consider whether discussions among board members are healthy and free-flowing, whether critical and dissenting suggestions are welcome and whether conflicts of interest are monitored and dealt with, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said.
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Maintaining a comfortable buzz can be a futile effort when you're at a bottomless boozy brunch, because just a couple free-flowing Bloody Marys, mimosas, Bellinis, and tequila sunrises can take you from tipsy to turnt in a surprisingly short amount of time.
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NO-DEAL PREPARATIONS The main barrier to May's deal is opposition to a 'backstop' designed to prevent the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and EU state Ireland if a better solution to maintain free-flowing trade is not agreed.
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In other words, if you are given a choice between the serious-minded Team A or the free-flowing Team B, you should probably opt for Team B. Team A may be filled with smart people, all optimized for peak individual efficiency.
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The study finds the last 2 remaining very long free-flowing rivers in Asia — the Irrawaddy and Salween rivers — provide more than 1.2 million metric tons of fish catch per year, and help nurture coastal agriculture where more than 30 million people live.
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In a response released to the AJC, Price seemingly did not apologize and said her remarks were taken out of context:I made a provocative and rhetorical comment as part of a free-flowing conversation which has been taken completely out of context.
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The seventh seed had some trouble with the joint in the early part of the match when his Spanish opponent mounted his sternest challenge but by the end of the two hour, 12 minute encounter, was playing at his free-flowing best.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 6 (Reuters) - There was plenty of chest thumping and free flowing tears as Olympic champion Arthur Zanetti and his band of Brazilian brothers produced the performance of their lives on their team debut at the Games on Saturday.
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NO-DEAL PREPARATIONS The main barrier to May's deal is opposition to a 'backstop' designed to prevent the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and EU state Ireland if a better solution to maintain free-flowing trade is not agreed.
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Julianne Baker, Growth StrategistBefore: A '70s-inspired middle-partJulianne's long locks are often pulled back into a bun for work, but she let her hair down for our shoot to show off the free-flowing, off-duty look she sports on the weekends.
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In context, the full spectrum of conversation options laid out before you, it is a little easier to grasp, but it never quite reaches the heights of what it's intended to model: a free-flowing stream of communication and questions and shifting topics.
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I'm not sure how one becomes so emboldened to write a show like this—one that airs in 2019, yet opens on an orchestral cover of Lady Gaga's "Poker Face," and peddles quips like free-flowing water—but god damnit, it's inspiring.
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Unlike Charlie Sloth's Fire in the Booth, Westwood's Crib Sessions are laid back and free-flowing, and see artists spit bars in a tiny, dimly-lit room surrounded by old vinyls, a swirling haze of joint smoke, and champagne in plastic cups.
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So when a moment of truth arrived on Saturday, and top-seeded Gonzaga — with its free-flowing offense and shotmakers all over the court — readied for a final charge, the Red Raiders found success by doing what they do best: digging in.
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Ms. Cho, who grew up in South Korea with a Japanese father, builds her curry from scratch, even making her own butter for the roux to get the right consistency, neither free-flowing nor at a standstill, but slow, with the slightest cling.
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The star of the project is a chunky chain necklace designed with rounded, pill-shaped links connected by a stemmed double eyelet; the small joint gives the design a more controlled, articulated sense of movement than that of a traditional free-flowing chain.
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The Bulls won N.B.A. championships from 22003 to 1993 and — after Jordan left to play minor league baseball and then returned — from 1996 to 1998, all under Jackson and the free-flowing triangle offense he learned from the assistant coach Tex Winter.
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One of her most personal films is The Beaches of Agnès (2008), in which her fascination with beaches, recounting moments spent off the coasts of Arles, Belgium; Noirmoutier, France; and Los Angeles, California, leads to a free flowing account of her life story.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - There was plenty of chest thumping and free flowing tears on Saturday as Olympic champion Arthur Zanetti and his band of Brazilian brothers produced the performance of their lives to reach the men's team gymnastics final on their Games debut.
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The Golden State Warriors' free-flowing turbo offense and Stephen Curry's rangeless riflery have both dominated and redefined the NBA for going on two years, now, which leaves Playoff LeBron's game—ploddingly insistent iso sets initiated 216 feet from the basket—looking downright antique.
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Eventually, the U.S. wants to be able to play a free-flowing of soccer, and if that time ever comes—as Klinsmann hopes it will with Wood, Pulisic, and Darlington Nagbe, among others—Dempsey's knack for turning breakdowns into goals might be less useful.
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After a while, three blood clots fell out of me — because clots are another fun part of my period — and I realized the error in my plan: The blanket soaked up free flowing blood, but sure as hell wasn't going to absorb those clots.
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" In his book, "The Warrior Within," Little described chi as a "vast reservoir of free-flowing energy" within all people that "when channeled to our muscles, can give us great strength and, when channeled to our brain, can give us great insight and understanding.
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" Nair explains on his website that the initial idea for Biosis came from a poem by Mary Elizabeth Frye, as well as his work on The world and the flux, a "free-flowing abstract form—the plastic matter—with beings populated on and around it.
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FREE-FLOWING CAPITAL This year, lenders including Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp outlined new restrictions on lending to gun makers and retailers after a gunman killed 503 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, with an assault-style rifle.
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What followed, in his first campaign event as the last candidate standing in the Republican nomination process, was a Trump rally evolving for the general election, still retaining the energetic, fervent and free-flowing style that endeared him to voters and vaulted him to victory.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With free-flowing champagne and blistering jokes that have yet to be told but have already been apologized for, Sunday's Golden Globes promise a rowdy night featuring Hollywood's top names and a wide-open awards race to keep viewers in suspense.
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But the era of blunt force as a playing style (think of the Bad Boys-era Detroit Pistons, or the low-scoring scrums of the late 1990s and early 2000s) has given way to something lighter and more optimistic, more free-flowing and imaginative.
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Instead, he worked with distributor Mr. Collipark—someone who had a clear understanding of Soulja Boy's vision—and effectively used the free flowing nature of social media and YouTube to set a blueprint for how to be a teenage rap star on the internet.
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FREE-FLOWING CAPITAL This year, lenders including Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp outlined new restrictions on lending to gun makers and retailers after a gunman killed 503 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, with an assault-style rifle.
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Over Britanny lobster and Bresse chicken, Trump, Putin, Macron and U.N. Secretary General Antonio Gutteres, sitting next to each other, were able to have a "rich, free-flowing discussion" about hot issues such as Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia and North Korea, the Elysee said.
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The pieces he presented in both collections — free-flowing teal silk tunics, tailored two-piece suits in Crayola-bright colors and swingy skirts trimmed with rainbows of loose threads and worn over Nigerian wax-printed trousers — demonstrated the diversity of African design, old and new.
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The company isn't the only one selling weapons-detection systems to schools, but it does claim to be the only one whose millimeter wave sensors and proprietary machine learning algorithms allow its devices to scan multiple people at once, in a free-flowing stream.
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" Or, as Bella DePaulo, PhD, author of Singled Out: How Singles Are Stereotyped, Stigmatized, and Ignored, and Still Live Happily Ever After, previously described to Refinery29, "At weddings, people are dressed elegantly and often look sexy, there's free-flowing alcohol, music, and a celebratory spirit.
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A trade group for Oregon cattle ranchers has sued the Bureau of Land Management to block the proposed designation of part of the state's Rogue River as wild and scenic, saying the waterway is not eligible for that program because it is not free-flowing.
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It was a free-flowing, wide-ranging interview, during which only three questions were asked, but the music legend managed to touch on a variety of topics; from his career, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, showing compassion for others, and even allegations of Russian hacking.
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Co-founder and CMO Aram Hardy (also formerly at Prisma) gives the example of the free-flowing discussion you can see unrolling in YouTube comments when a movie trailer gets its first release — as the sort of energetic, expressive discussion Capture wants to channel inside its app.
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Experts suggest that is a road United could one day be on if they stick to a dull, defense-minded style of football that has led to their worst start for nearly 13 years and is compounded by the free-flowing brilliance of local rivals Manchester City.
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"What's happening in robotics is we are going from robots in a structured, pre-programmed environment to a free-flowing environment working alongside humans, and that is a baby step to a car operating on its own on the road, an even more free environment," Jacobs said.
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Other former senators said the closed doors, combined with the inability of senators to posture for the cameras or the news media, led to more free-flowing and elevated discussion as lawmakers expressed their views without fear of retaliation — or today's equivalent of a social media beatdown.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump, in a free-flowing speech Wednesday night at a dinner honoring his running mate, Mike Pence, jabbed at his new Republican allies and his critics alike, questioned the ethics of "super PACs" and talked about creating a "merit-based" immigration system.
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While reading about WeWork having a party-like atmosphere is highly entertaining — Neumann was said to walk around the office barefoot, jump on the conference tables, and yell at people, and tequila was free-flowing at all times — it also shows a lapse in his leadership judgement.
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With Singer at one side of a long table and Democratic mega-donor Haim Saban at the other, Kushner — joined by U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley and Trump Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt — engaged in a free-flowing conversation about the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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DOHA, Qatar — Finding a way to accommodate soccer's free-flowing, alcohol-infused fan culture with the traditions and religious beliefs of an overwhelmingly Muslim country like Qatar remains one of the significant challenges facing the emirate as it prepares to host soccer's World Cup in 2022.
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"We believe that we have produced a proposal which can operate within the current framework of technology and administration to deliver a free flowing border with no infrastructure on the island of Ireland within the boundaries of a free trade agreement," Steve Baker told BBC radio on Tuesday.
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In this episode, Nye seems confident and in control of the panel discussions, the jokes feel free-flowing, and a segment in which a "sound therapist" screams at the kidneys of a befuddled correspondent in order to cleanse her torso of toxins feels far less like sheer mockery.
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While the former is more visually exciting and conceptually rich, placing textiles in free-flowing forms and referencing everything from protest camp sites to laundry lines, the latter feels more directly in dialogue with the conventional parameters of art history and abstract painting, which isn't the artist's sweet spot.
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In all three of the previous House power shifts, the incoming majority has promised to restore the House to its institutional glory by allowing more free-flowing debate, empowering rank-and-file members to offer amendments on the floor and treating members of the new minority more fairly.
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Instead they simply show up, overflowing the 70,000-person city to drink rosé (which is free-flowing and socially acceptable at any hour), attend lavish parties and write checks back and forth to other advertisers in attendance — all of which happens outside of the actual Cannes programming track.
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The other side of this call to resistance is that it defines empowerment as a stance or a free-flowing force to be exercised by anyone, including women — in fact, Douglas frequently seems to cast the woman of color as the diametric opposite of the white male oppressor.
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In England, Kevin Keegan's iconic status amongst Tynesiders, earned through helping Newcastle to promotion during his Indian summer as a player (departing the St James' Park pitch via helicopter after his final appearance), was only enhanced by his spell as boss, bequeathing the free-flowing heroic failures of the mid-90s.
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The agreement also is responsible for turning what once was a gauntlet of ID checks and aggressive pat-downs and searches into a free-flowing border where people commute back and forth from their jobs with two different currencies in their pockets and where goods move freely in both directions.
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The pair amassed a following through a free-flowing talk show on Viceland; before it ended last summer, it distinguished itself from other late-night shows through a lack of structure, with episodes that tended to feel like extended hangouts with Desus and Mero; there were no traditional opening monologues.
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This free-flowing atmosphere is a double-edged sword — on the one hand, it has allowed for open creative exploration and a familial environment that appeals to many in the industry; on the other, it makes it difficult to know what constitutes harassment, and how to deal with it when it happens.
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Read: Trump just called the accusations against Kavanaugh a "big, fat con job" Facing a widening political crisis over the mounting accusations against Kavanaugh, who polls suggest is hemorrhaging public support, Trump appeared at times to revel in the free-flowing conference, fielding one question after another with little rhyme or reason.
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This week's mini-comics masterclass, Strip Panel Naked, continues with the third part of an ongoing conversation between host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou and artist Tradd Moore, and the two move from talking about free flowing comic action and non-traditional comic book layouts to a severe shift in style for Moore on Zero.
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Those more rebellious in spirit cast off their corsets (a mannequin in the show features this new, liberating uniform: a free-flowing smock); rallied for labor rights, racial equality and peace; spoke about the need for birth control (a topic so taboo that the mere mention of it could lead to arrest).
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It has to balance the need for economic growth and redistribution, the need to take care of those who have been left behind without burdening future generations, the need for free-flowing borders to attract new talent and ideas, and the need to prevent people from feeling like strangers in their own homes.
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"The Joe Rogan Experience" by Joe RoganWhen the comedian, sports commentator, and mixed martial artist Joe Rogan first launched his podcast in December 2009, it seemed like it would follow in the footsteps of early shows like "WTF with Marc Maron" and "The Adam Carolla Show," which combined comedy with free-flowing interviews.
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President Donald Trump has turned his daily intelligence briefing — a routine that in previous administrations has been a dry, formal affair — into a free-flowing conversation during which he peppers his CIA director, former House member Mike Pompeo, with questions about everything from national security threats to the internal dynamics of Congress.
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During a meeting of about 10 C-Cubed members in April at the Faith Lutheran Church in St. Cloud, Mr. Palmer steered a free-flowing discussion that began by comparing abortion access to the Holocaust and moved on to the city's so-called refugee problem, and what the group could do to address it.
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One of the biggest problems of headphones in the office is the loss of spontaneous creativity, exchange of ideas and common purpose that comes with having natural free-flowing conversations, Anne Kreamer, former executive vice president and worldwide creative director for Nickelodeon and Nick at Nite, wrote in the Harvard Business Review piece back in 2012.
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For the more ambitious privately held AR startups of the world, there's probably going to be an issue with raising capital this year, as a lot of the top hardware companies have been seeking more free-flowing late-stage cash from Chinese firms, which have been growing harder to pin down as the trade climate worsens.
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New York (CNN)Joey Badass takes politics head on in his latest album, "All Amerikkan Bada$$," a bold, free-flowing critique of race and racism in America that touches on white supremacy, mass incarceration, police brutality and includes the rapper's own reflections on being a black man in America in the age of President Donald Trump.
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Photographed with bitter elegance by the young maestro Bradford Young (Selma, A Most Violent Year), the slow-burn dread of the thing grips you from the jump, as the movie opens with a free-flowing, time-compressing montage that reveals the short life and grueling death of a young girl from a rare form of cancer.
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This tactic works especially well against the fast-paced, free-flowing ball movement and cutting that was perfected by teams like the 63 San Antonio Spurs; instead of running through dozens of screens—and getting tired or making mistakes in the process—smart, versatile defenders can read their switches just as quickly as offensive players can screen and cut.
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Some people who had become accustomed to having relatively free-flowing access to Trump have found their contact sharply reduced since Kelly replaced Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE as chief of staff last July.
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" This free-flowing prose poem loosely adopts the form of a screenplay to pan widely from Chessman in his "swank" gas chamber (he was the last person to be executed in California) addressing the PTA, to the plains of Nebraska where the convicted kidnapper's "soul traverses the newly / slaughtered brain, singing benedictions learned from holy birds.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ritzy guests, free-flowing Ruinart, and crowded floorplan notwithstanding, attending the fall edition of TEFAF is not too different from ambling around the first two floors of the Metropolitan Museum: a lot of Greco-Roman statues and busts, quaint objets d'art, knick-knacks and antique furniture, and, of course, a solid lineup of giants of the canon.
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Read the Times obituary: Tom Petty, a Mainstay of Rock With the Heartbreakers, Dies at 66 Read the Times appraisal: Tom Petty, an Unfussy Rock Star Who Kept His Tenacity Under Cover Listen to the Times playlist: 603 Essential Tracks July 20 Chester Bennington, who was known for his piercing scream and free-flowing anguish, released seven albums with Linkin Park.
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At the Democratic National Convention last week, the financier was holding court in downtown Philadelphia at a caricature of the kind of shindig people imagine when someone bemoans money in politics: mini hamachi tacos, free-flowing wine, and small bottles of champagne to keep attendees entertained on the shuttles that took them to Wells Fargo Center to hear Hillary Clinton's acceptance speech.
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If that approval never comes, Britain leaves the EU on March 29 without a deal: There would be no customs arrangements with its closest neighbors and trading partners; The normally free-flowing supply routes from Europe into the UK for food, medicine and other essential goods and services would become blocked; British citizens living and working in the EU would lose their legal status.
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The most beautiful train ride in every stateI spent 23 hours on an Amtrak train from Orlando to New York — and it was a roller-coaster experience with extreme highs and lowsOne of the world's most iconic trains has 3 new suites complete with underfloor heating, free-flowing Champagne, and a 24-hour stewardWhat it's like to travel on the subway in 16 cities around the world
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So far, there doesn't seem to be any word on who will actually be allowed to attend the festival, but considering the fact that the state was 694,000 tons short on food after this year's harvest and that citizens have been warned to prepare for an "arduous march", we have a feeling not too many regular North Koreans are being treated to the free-flowing beer and snacks.
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FROM PEN: Brad Culpepper Talks Exclusively About This Season of Survivor Instead of the standard Q&A session between jurors and finalists that has finished up every Survivor season ever, producers installed an open forum for free-flowing debate and discussion, so jurors could go back-and-forth with the finalists (as well as fellow jurors), rather than just making one comment or question and then staying silent.
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Rugby was different, or seemed so, even in the nature of the game: Players vied for the ball in scrums, bulled it forward in mauls, booted it through goal posts or dashed with it across the try line in the course of 80 nearly continuous minutes of free-flowing improvisation, versus what unfolded in the three-plus hours it took to play a 60-minute N.F.L. game, where the actual amount of action averages only 10 minutes 43 seconds.
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