One of my roommates from that time was The Game.
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"He has troves of material from that time," Letscher says.
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I've learned a lot from that time in my life.
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There's some really good stuff from that time to discover.
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Ken Oletta literally gave me his notes from that time.
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What Ms. Wambrug teaches comes from that time as well.
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I think I even have some PTSD from that time.
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A lot of my hiring philosophy comes from that time.
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Meanwhile, employment in cities grew 4.8 percent from that time.
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Worthless $100trn notes from that time are now used as bookmarks.
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And then you have what people themselves remember from that time.
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But many worst-case scenarios from that time are now realities.
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It's really unlike anything else I've ever heard from that time.
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It was even harder to find admissions officers from that time.
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There are no witness accounts from that time of a sinking.
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A regular Daytona from that time would sell for around $150,000.
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For Mr. He, the scars from that time were deeply felt.
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It's the only comparable thing I can think of from that time.
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Dozens more from that time did not reply to requests for interviews.
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He invited my band to play, and this is from that time.
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The numbers for all the networks are way down from that time.
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I always get excited when something new gets uncovered from that time.
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What do you need to revisit from that time in your life?
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Absolutely, and I have an anecdote from that time to illustrate that.
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Pictures from that time show Mao and Ms. Nie in cheerful conversation.
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But there are smaller relics from that time that persist as homes.
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Nelson also presented her yearbook from that time allegedly bearing Moore's signature.
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Bird fossils from that time period seem only to consist of ground-dwellers.
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So here is another classic from that time we went to green pastures!
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Any favorites from that time, or books you return to again and again?
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Until now, only tiny mammal fossil fragments from that time had been discovered.
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In my sexual encounters from that time, I wanted to be validated sexually.
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And you see so many different styles from that time within the show.
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Did revisiting the album bring back any specific memories from that time period?
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I've picked TBW Books and from that time on things started to roll.
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But Booker said he wasn't been privy to Kavanaugh's records from that time.
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Photographs from that time show the ash cloud rising miles into the sky.
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We looked through original issues and at type foundry specimens from that time.
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But the "stages-of-grief" snippet stuck in my brain from that time.
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And it contains the largest footprint of a mammal from that time period.
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Any favorites from that time or books you return to again and again?
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What do you reflect on most often from that time in your career?
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Most of the e-mails from that time are unavailable, the family said.
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"We need to look at more samples from that time period," he said.
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Public buildings from that time period suggest a kind of hierarchy in the culture.
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Our favorite beauty looks from that time have been reborn with a modern twist.
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From that time to the time of the reported attack at 183:03 a.m.
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Even now she feels exhausted from that time; she has insomnia and avoids crowds.
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Footage from that time released this week shows Trump having dinner with the Agalarovs.
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Made from crucible steel, the swords stood out from everything from that time period.
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I've come from that time where if we love music, you just do it.
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Someone else sent me my old demos from that time, and they're still bad.
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I have so many memories from that time....I don't know where to start.
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Cherry told other stories from that time: affairs, gruesome deaths, hearts sundered by grief.
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The guitar I play now, though, in Owen is sort of from that time.
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The official record-keeping for black families from that time was also particularly shoddy.
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A particularly famous character to emerge from that time is one she didn't play.
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From that time forward, colonial slave laws became more restrictive, further codifying the institution.
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But Mr. Cosby's lawyer involved in the criminal proceedings from that time is now dead.
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According to a report from that time, Taylor was sedated after she heard the news.
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And that's a fucked up lesson that people have to unlearn from that time period.
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"From that time, we decided that we would never turn back any babies," she said.
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No formal announcement by the network from that time can be found announcing the hire.
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The trouble in her marriage was a regular news story I remember from that time.
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I don't remember much from that time—pain has a way of rewriting your past.
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"People who are still problem children tend to be from that time period," Clarke observed.
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His drawings from that time, the only really "traditional" art he accomplished, are harrowing, haunting.
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So, I was due to go into that training, uh, couple weeks from that time.
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She also presented her yearbook from that time bearing what she alleges is Moore's signature.
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Politics in both city and state is "very much changed," from that time, Arzt said.
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An anecdote from that time gives a flavor of life inside the Kim family residence.
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When you think back, what lessons are you taking with you from that time moving forward?
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The high emotions I remember from that time simply don't register on these predominantly youthful faces.
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What I really loved from that time was, a movie set is like a little family.
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I think, though, we are still dealing with systemic injustices that we inherited from that time.
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"To be able to touch and feel from that time period is a blessing," he said.
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I remember her body from that time — on the red carpet, in a photoshoot for Vogue.
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You already know about the Doppler effect from that time a speeding train whooshed past you.
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Pictures of her from that time show her smiling broadly from the top of human pyramids.
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All the Top 40 radio from that time was a big influence—just radio in general.
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This time period is poorly understood, because there is no rock record dating from that time.
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The Trocks, as they are now affectionately known, are the only company from that time still thriving.
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Did you have any regrets or anything that you wish you could've done over from that time?
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From that time forward, Hersl made it his mission to block any progress the rising rapper made.
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VR: I think the key thing from that time as well was people's desire to invent something.
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So the battle — captured in numerous lawsuits, court documents and news media accounts from that time — began.
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His drawings from that time - showing a different kind of realism - are also on display in Athens.
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Other lessons from that time you still think about now, when you're navigating later in your career?
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Its results from that time period got a boost from lower corporate taxes and strong trading revenue.
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Investigators are still seeking to determine whether he can be linked to other crimes from that time.
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Paul Bertone I have a lot of good memories from that time, particularly my visit to New Zealand.
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Records from that time seem to have been lost, so there's no answers from the original architectural documents.
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The company made its public market debut last August, and shares are down about 30% from that time.
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Kyle remained adamant that his birthday was August 2003, 1948, so Fitzpatrick checked birth announcements from that time.
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Photographs taken from that time and later used at Simpson's murder trial show Brown-Simpson's badly bruised face.
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We all hung out after work, and I still have best friends from that time in my life.
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There aren't too many buildings in the U.S. from that time, and, if there are, they're a shack.
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The two know each other from that time they partied together at the MTV Beach House in 2003.
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It is striking how many of the best track performances from that time still stand as world records.
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Photos from that time depict a scrawny kid; his hair is dark and full, his glare preternaturally confident.
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Playboy's social media accounts posted snippets of archival letters from that time alongside new comments about Ms. Rau.
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So you would be hard-pressed to find a sense of farewell in his music from that time.
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And yet, the critical disappointment from that time has slowly receded as Hollywood has built on Lucas's achievements.
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We worked with our book designers to create something that felt like a relic from that time period.
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I learned about the atomic bomb attack through hibakusha testimonies, video interviews, and photographs/artifacts from that time period.
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People inside the club were communicating on their phones with law enforcement from that time until around 5 a.m.
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From The Fresh Prince to Friends, so many shows from that time have a special place in our hearts.
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I love the baroque period, so I love anything from that time with that austerity and that branching feeling.
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Or images of male models with fades, from that time my friend Rebecca told me to get a fade.
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Don't just trust your raw memories, check your emails or social media posts from that time period for help.
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I loved pink and purple as a little girl and my favorite songs from that time are those colors.
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In social media posts from that time, the alleged pyromaniac looks like a cartoon character in his oversized helmet.
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"You would bring up his brother, he would just shut down," recalled his girlfriend from that time, Tennisha Grant.
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"From that time on, whenever we&aposd see him in Newport Coast, he continued to be kind," he tweeted.
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"If you went home for thanksgiving, you probably won't take another vacation from that time until Christmas," said Hobica.
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She has been asked if her struggle from that time is comparable to what she's going through now, she said.
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"You could spend a whole career and not find a single skull from that time in Earth's history," Miller said.
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Like Primal Scream tracks or things from that time period that sound fresh to me again for the 10th time.
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I look at pictures of me from that time, and I would be so fine with being that size now.
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Jeff Davis, said the weekend's airstrikes brought the total number of US strikes in Yemen from that time to 70.
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They're from that time before you first looked in the mirror and recognised yourself as a body in the world.
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I was loved, safe, and never alone, and yet I still have separation anxiety and residual trauma from that time.
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From that time forward, she would continue her everyday life but, with a nod to Duchamp, redefine it as art.
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Yet some of the art from that time feels entirely pertinent to a Black Lives Matter moment we're in now.
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"We have also discovered a signature of Michael K. on documents related to the unit from that time," he said.
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Similarly, in national polling from that time, the month-long shutdown proved to be very unpopular with Democrats and independents.
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" He pointed to her performances in clubs and provided photos of Ava from that time, saying she looked "approximately 20.
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The former couple has since split and Chelsea's pregnancy claims from that time did not result in her having a baby.
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It's really fascinating because you can find all these hidden stories and unknown facts and frankly hilarious advertisements from that time.
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A favorite photo I have of him from that time shows him posing with his URI classmates, holding a whale rib.
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Even the funny promo photo from that time, of us all having a feast together, it was a big, happy time.
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We also know this from that time he was hanging out in the Kentucky locker room at the 2014 Final Four.
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A photo of Giberson from that time period shows them standing behind the counter with a space heater between their legs.
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Think back to February 20 and March 224—conversations and ideas from that time period will be brought back up again.
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Kavanaugh unequivocally denied the allegation and presented his calendars from that time, which seemed to show no trace of the party.
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I still have a picture from that time of me in one of my wrap dresses, the one with the snakes.
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In late December, Cohn told Axios that he would still be working in the Trump administration three months from that time.
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"Trusts" were something Teddy Roosevelt heroically Trust-Busted, from that time before the need for regulation of monopolies had been recognized.
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The agency no longer exists, and its records from that time do not survive, according to one of its successor bodies.
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In retrospect, the pain from that time is what deepened my gratitude for those who devote their careers to curing disease.
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The chief surgeon from that time has been on leave since earlier this year for "family medical reasons," according to UNC.
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Some records from that time, like booking photographs and the police report documenting Ms. Parks's arrest, were made public long ago.
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Few residents remember them from that time — not even Mr. Ocvirk, the mayor, who is just a year older than Mrs.
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I think with all the other alternative rock bands from that time, I feel like Jeff Buckley didn't go all-in.
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There are dozens of different stories I could tell from that time, but there is one that stands out the most.
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From that time on, Lechuguilla Cave remained untouched by humans or animals until its discovery in 1986—an isolated, pristine primeval ecosystem.
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Photos and tapes from that time capture her outrage and anguish over both the attacks and the U.S. government's response to them.
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One of the biggest things I remember from that time was how much *NSYNC and The Backstreet Boys supposedly hated each other.
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It's not until her mother (Ellen Burstyn) shows her a picture from that time that she realizes just how young she appeared.
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To this end she is helping develop new computer-vision tools that will digitise musty, irregular tables of information from that time.
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So why do you think so many people from that time period have such an aversion to using the word "grunge" now?
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Every series that emerged from that time is as much a reflection of Aguilar's subjects and friends as it is of herself.
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So I want to extract that essence from that time and hand it down to the current age, to pass it on.
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Flavia Rando and Perry Brass, gay-rights activists during the time of the Stonewall riots, share their personal experiences from that time.
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All the art from that time shares this same energy, an almost wild optimism, a sense that this is where it begins.
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It's almost impossible to avoid because she's arguably the most famous female musician from that time, and is also, you know, blonde.
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Until that happens, some of the most well-known names from that time of state-sanctioned terror will continue seeking shorter sentences.
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I'm still very close with a large number of my professors and my community from that time means the world to me.
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In total, 27,110 of Kavanaugh's documents from that time — 101,921 pages — are not being turned over to senators considering his Supreme Court nomination.
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And it&aposs there that authorities are on scene right now trying to assess: is there a video of him from that time?
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So the 70s factored into that because there's so much music from that time that feels like it will just never get old.
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What I learned from that time: what is in your head may be what the world is waiting for – so see it through.
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If you don't follow Ingrid Nilsen, you probably still know her from that time her coming out video that went viral in 2015.
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I don't recognize the person I was then, when I read my journal from that time, or the handful of poems I wrote.
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Mr. Li's collection of photos from that time is a nuanced portrayal of both the pain and the passion that the movement generated.
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I remember specific experiences and situations from that time of my life, but I don't remember how I got myself into that situation.
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Syndergaard, when asked what he remembered from Wright's days as a clubhouse leader, said he did not recall his emotions from that time.
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Google resolved the issue within five days and encouraged users to delete any exports from that time and to re-download their content.
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Weir, who is based in New York, joined the bank in 2014, according to FINRA BrokerCheck and a news release from that time.
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But the family said it commissioned a historian to look into their history five years ago after coming across documents from that time.
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Bergdorf Goodman has not kept security camera footage from that time, and Carroll said she did not see any attendants during the incident.
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Aziz said no one he's asked remembers this being the case, and Chowdhury isn't in any of the video footage from that time.
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Heidi also tells Gloria that Walter's memories could be brought back, like hers have been, through "objects or cues from that time," she says.
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" As a result, Bogdanas was magnanimous about Grutas Park, noting that "the work in the park is actually the best sculpture from that time.
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And it's equally amazing that we could find direct evidence from that time locked away in the remains of the creatures who experienced it.
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One of my uncle's friends was castrated after a bad drug deal, but that was the only violent story I recall from that time.
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With a 20-year separation from that time, I think a song like "The Dirt of the Vineyard" set a precedent for my songwriting.
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When Rios heard about Mi Querido Barrio, he volunteered to contribute his photographs from that time, which can now be viewed on residents' smartphones.
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Alexis Adler was one of the very few people who kept a body of [Basquiat's] work from that time, when he was very transient.
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"The further we get away from that time, it's easier to—it's not always possible—but it's easier to divide your time," Cave says.
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Toward the end of the summer, my parents became aware that I wasn't myself; in photos from that time I look gaunt and unhealthy.
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I look forward to future hackers stealing all my data from that time I went to Equifax to determine they hadn't stolen my data.
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When I asked friends earlier this year to recall stories from that time, most of them came back with tales told with wincing groans.
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All his musical references are before that, he's got a Walkman from 1983, even the suit that he made was from that time period.
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But even more, it reminded me of Paul Theroux's novels from that time — specifically "Saint Jack," about a middle-aged American rogue in Singapore.
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"The further we get away from that time, it's easier to—it's not always possible—but it's easier to divide your time," Cave said.
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In fact, when I talk to all of these guys, it's clear we share at least a handful of fond memories from that time.
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There are still 82 cases pending from that time, according to Efrén Olivares, a lawyer with the Texas Civil Rights Project in Alamo, Tex.
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But in the eyes of Belgium, these children undermined official segregation policies and blemished the white race's prestige, official documents from that time show.
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Especially people who were from that time period and went to Studio 54—they just want to sping their flags and blow their whistles.
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I remember little more from that time, maybe purposely, except the afternoons I waited hours for him to pick me up for the weekend.
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The area had its heyday in the 1970s and 1980s, and many of the vendors from that time are still manning their stalls today.
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He said he put mail he was unable to deliver in the unit from that time up until he was discovered in May 2019.
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One of his first paintings from that time shows two soldiers, surrounded by smoke, sitting on the stones of a collapsed wall, eating watermelon.
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As with many social features from that time, the integration did not work as well as the companies had hoped, and it soon ended.
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I was about six and I don't have a lot of memories from that time, but I can vividly recall his little pink dick.
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I only spent around 20 minutes demoing Lightning McQueen, and from that time, it was immediately clear how much robotics work went into this toy.
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I was just really in overdrive trying to do a song a day and I'm happy my favourite songs from that time found a home.
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"People came out of the woodwork from all over the place to give us items from that time that they thought would help," Harris said.
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Kavanaugh has unequivocally denied the allegation and provided the Senate Judiciary committee with his calendars from that time, which show no records of the party.
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"My process is really about sitting down and seeing what happens—it becomes a time-capsule of whatever works from that time period," UMFANG explained.
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TC: You say your revenue is roughly $200 million; that means it has roughly doubled since 2012, judging by a WSJ piece from that time.
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Like so many emo records from that time, it's a show that's messy and flawed, but always focused on some sort of real emotional growth.
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I spent many of those years with an eating disorder, and any pictures from that time showed a version of me that was overwhelmingly empty.
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Today, the post has over 1,500 likes and more than 150 comments — about five times the response elicited by her other posts from that time.
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From that time until the recent financial crisis, the Fed's balance sheet averaged 2202 percent of GDP and real T-bill rates averaged 2628 percent.
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I have a vivid memory from that time of watching my dad work at our kitchen table with a slab of clay and pottery tools.
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He was presented with phone records from that time in interviews with congressional investigators and testified that he could not recall whom he spoke with.
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It may have been six years ago, but people are still reeling from that time Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi got paid $32,000 to speak at Rutgers University.
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There is something otherworldy about these images, which can't help but feel alien to me because I am so far removed from that time and place.
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Think back to late February and early March—situations from that time period will come back up for you to work with when Mars reenters Scorpio.
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A lot of music from that time period, especially major label music, sounds really dated, as opposed to something like Stoner Witch that really holds up.
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All the other cannons from that time were sold for parts, but at 300 lbs, this one was too heavy and inconveniently placed to be moved.
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What have you learned from the stories and the ways characters were portrayed back then about the culture or way of life from that time period?
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While Pew did not have numbers for the early 1960s, a Gallup survey from that time found that 46.53 percent of Americans described themselves as Christian.
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Asked what she remembers from that time, she mentions a wild turkey chase in Staten Island and a visit to an oversize Christmas tree in Pennsylvania.
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I knew from that time on I would forever be living with the guilt of a survivor and in awe of the souls of the dead.
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"From that time on, I decided that until they stopped watching Fox News all the time, there was no use talking to them about politics," Mrs.
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CH: Sylvia Sleigh, Faith Ringgold, you, May Stevens … I can't think of anyone else who really made an impact from that time who was painting figuratively.
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Authorities on Thursday released a booking photo from that time, hoping people may recognize him and help account for his whereabouts in the mid- and late-1970s.
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All is apparently forgiven from that time (literally last episode) when Brent rated Sarah a "2" and then she dumped a bottle of tequila on his head.
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Knox is 29 now, nine years removed from "Foxy Knoxy," from her Italian study abroad trip, from that time she was accused of murdering her British roommate.
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It is difficult to determine exactly how effective the 1954 operation was in permanently removing undocumented laborers from the U.S. because records from that time are incomplete.
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Treu said CubeYou only collected data from that time and has not had access since June 2015 to data from new people who have taken the quiz.
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From that time I was thinking how we can utilize that technology to make our product differentiated, and we used that technology for the LCD curved TVs.
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"Who Killed JonBenet?" also weaves in news footage from that time, which means viewers see both the actual Ramseys and investigators as well as their fictitious counterparts.
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This primer, from 2016, explains in broad terms (and using numbers from that time) the differing pay structures under which the teams are paid by U.S. Soccer.
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One protégé from that time was Mr. Cotton, who nearly resigned from the Army in 2007 when it looked as though General McMaster might be forced out.
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"Everyone has trauma from that time but we can't be afraid all the time," Munandar said in the house he rebuilt just 500 meters from the shore.
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Forecasts from that time did not show the storm heading toward Alabama, though earlier forecasts did show small portions of the state potentially being in Dorian's path.
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For a weird reason I didn't like wearing jackets when I was young, so this is the first and the only one that I had from that time.
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The comparisons we've gotten to '90 bands have been so flattering and validating, but there was no real intention to follow up on the sounds from that time.
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It includes first-hand accounts, diaries, periodic literature, and articles from LGBTQ magazines and newspapers from that time period, all pulled from the New York Public Library's archives.
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Here's an excerpt from an IGN review: A Touch Arcade report from that time claims Capcom ported an old cell phone version of the game, explaining the weirdness.
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We'll finally hit the Walter White era in Saul Goodman's life, and though we won't see our core Bad characters, we will see someone else from that time.
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His clothing, made from leather, hide, braided grass and animal sinews, provides a unique window into the past because other clothing from that time has never been recovered.
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They probably would have been forgotten with the hundreds of other bands from that time too, if it weren't for the fact that their drummer is Ben Stiller.
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As just one stylized example from that time, Sterling Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison was bombed by protesters to prevent this sort of research from continuing.
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"The actress continued: "I think from that time on it was a journey towards being able to open myself to her and to myself in a different way.
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Q&A Q. Are people who work with books and manuscripts from the 14th and 15th centuries at risk from disease-causing bacteria or viruses from that time?
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Some of the more memorable anchors from that time included Walter Cronkite, John Chancellor, John Cameron Swayze, the team of Chet Huntley and David Brinkley, and Eric SEVAREID.
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In a video from that time, President Bashar al-Assad's soldiers trampled a group of young protesters shackled in chains on the ground: You want freedom, you animals?
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A photograph from that time shows him proudly wearing his uniform, with its heavily tasselled pelisse, mostly unchanged since the Napoleonic Wars, and later favored by Jimi Hendrix.
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Authorities know little about Rasmussen&aposs whereabouts from that time to 1978 but say it&aposs likely he spent time in Texas, Arizona, California, Oregon, Virginia and New Hampshire.
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I think that the shock of that moment made me realize that from that time on, I had to become used to an empty chair in front of me.
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From time to time, I see people who I was acquaintances with in high school, and it reminds me that I don't really have any friends from that time.
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There were other videos from that time period that weren't popular in digital spaces but whose structure remains similar to the viral videos we see on social platforms today.
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From that time, we recognized that domestic violence is a hidden problem, and we have a duty to lift back the curtain on this issue and promote policy changes.
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Think back to August 1—an unexpected ending may take place concerning themes from that time, but don't fight it; keep your cool because tempers will already be flaring.
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Government officials from that time have explained that the Iraq deployment came in response to the Bush administration's threat to reduce the number of Americans stationed in South Korea.
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With the benefit of hindsight, stocks were a bit more expensive than they looked in September 2018 because earnings have fallen a bit short of forecasts from that time.
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You probably already have a pretty good intuitive understanding of circular motion—like from that time you were in a car that went around a turn in the road.
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Many details have been preserved from that time, including the fireplace mantel in the living room, taken from the Hope Plantation, a historic property later owned by Ted Turner.
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The work is delightfully whimsical and, at the same time, pokes fun at the frivolous idealization of women so often found in magazine ads from that time and now.
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Berrent&aposs LinkedIn profile stands frozen from that time, listing her as chief operating officer, but there&aposs also reason to believe that she maneuvered to keep the role.
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A National Assembly report from that time compiled a list of 39,542 crimes committed by U.S. military personnel between 1967 and 2000, including murders, rapes, theft, arson, and smuggling.
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Bolton's associates from that time told me that he refrained from ordinary diplomatic niceties: he did not engage in small talk, linger at cocktail parties, or attend national commemorations.
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Twitter images from that time on Juuls official account featured sensual images of a young woman breathing out Juul vapor in a group, next to the slogan, Share a #Juulmoment.
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Now, astronomers have performed a detailed analysis of one of the most famous craters from that time, and what they've learned could rewrite the most violent chapter in Earth's history.
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And when I read back old journals from that time, because I'm starting to write, or letters that I've written to, you know, girls you're courting or something, they're impenetrable.
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In the last couple decades of her life, I know, because we spoke to her interior designer from that time, she was obsessed with cleanliness, and covering everything with plastic.
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The test is set to begin at 9 AM ET (6 AM PT), and there is a three-hour window from that time in which the test can take place.
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Deep Varma, Trulia's VP of engineering, pointed out that as a company founded in 2005, the site was built on PHP and MySQL, two popular development technologies from that time.
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"I like to see that my ideas from 20 years ago still resonate today," Hylton says; she shared a selection of personal, candid photos from that time with T, above.
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The hunter-gatherers from that time who were most adept at following game or finding tubers won the baby-making lottery and passed along their genes to us, their descendants.
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That meant we had to really dig through an enormous haystack of unrelated footage from that time, hoping that the camera would swing to the left and capture our heroines.
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The MoMA show opens with a salon-style hanging of figurative paintings, including self-portraits, from that time, influenced by 1960 psychedelic graphics and by her youthful experiences with LSD.
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The dense series of classic works from that time have all remained in repertory, most of them also acquired by other companies — and each is extraordinary in a different way.
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But coaches and recruiters from that time told BuzzFeed News they had never heard of Haney, nor did they have any record of her in their notes on recruiting prospects.
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We had gotten involved with a group of alumni from Wythe, and one day we decided to spend a class period recording a group conversation with alums from that time.
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Emails from that time, which have been dragged out of him by investigations and lawsuits, reveal a long pattern of working in close coordination with industry to attack EPA regulations.
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"All the quotes from that time were similar, we were gonna have this many planets, content forever," Compton told me about the marketing for Spore leading up to its release.
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In a way, I am — I worked at MTV during the release of the album, creating content around it, and there are some things from that time I can never unsee.
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Miranda and his wife Vanessa welcomed son Sebastian in November 2014, and in footage from that time, Miranda is overwhelmed by how much he has in common with the founding father.
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She did not report the incident to police and there were no witnesses, she wrote; Bergdorf Goodman said they had no security footage from that time period, according to New York.
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You think, when you're a kid, that you're watching a show from that time, not about that time, so its version of that era replaces the actual era in your mind.
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To shave close to three minutes from that time and drop below two hours, the study finds, may require only a few simple adjustments to elite runners' racing strategies and equipment.
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In a diptych from that time, called "The Abyss," the left-hand panel is an image of churning blood-red water — the "unstoppable onrush of time," as she later described it.
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The surface of the moon is around 3.5 billion years old, and its many craters and scars tell the story of the environment of our solar system from that time onward.
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Under an agreement from that time, Beijing agreed the city would be governed under the principle of "one country, two systems" with a high degree of autonomy for the next 50 years.
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And [if we get a season two], we know what I'll be doing from that time, and thankfully the jokes are funnier, but it's not just gonna jump to being great standup.
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Occasionally it pushes in on her, letting us watch her emotions change, or it goes abstract altogether, blurred objects in the foreground, a flash of an image Hogg remembers from that time.
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She wrote that she did not report the incident to police and there were no witnesses; Bergdorf Goodman said they had no security footage from that time period, according to New York.
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Clinton made frequent trips to Ground Zero in 2001 and photos and tapes from that time capture her outrage and anguish over both the attacks and the U.S. government's response to them.
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She wrote that she did not report the incident to police and there were no witnesses; Bergdorf Goodman said they had no security footage from that time period, according to New York.
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"It's really the thrill of almost like time traveling and knowing that the last person to touch this was from that time period," he added, describing the feeling of making a find.
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And Ariana Grande just released a new song called "No Tears Left To Cry," and I swear to god, the chorus sounds like it should have come from that time and place.
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EPs Blush and Creature Songs came after their first UK tour in February 2013 (shouts to the original version of single "Fluffy" from that time), and award nominations and more hype followed.
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One of the most poignant photos from that time was of a boy, dressed as a fledgling Trump, in the front row of a rally with his father in Grand Junction, Colo.
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During a management meeting with the bank's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, Mr. Main's speech was altered as he gave a report, said the associates from that time, and Mr. Dimon was concerned.
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She disclosed the names of those clients earlier this year but has not released her tax returns from that time, arguing that the decade of tax returns she already released is sufficient.
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And from that time came what many devotees will consider the exhibition's star attraction: the much-reproduced daguerreotype of the 16-year-old Dickinson with her pale skin and wide-spaced eyes.
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Still, they get a giant basket of biscuits out of it in the end, and Minaj finally manages to redeem herself from that time she got fired from the very same chain.
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That and some of the British rock and roll from that time period, the pre-Beatles stuff or when they hadn't broken yet… obscure for the States but not obscure for Britain.
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Happy memories from that time made her feel like the job at Pisgah Inn was an especially good fit, said friend Nicole de Giovine, who knew Ellis since they were in elementary school.
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But he also has fervent support from people who remember the era of well-paying union jobs at manufacturing plants — and who are very aware of how far we are from that time.
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I don't recall anyone ever getting in trouble for joining in these jerk sessions, though I didn't exactly keep up with many people, and have since lost touch with everyone from that time.
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" Here's what LA-based director Ariel Fisher had to say about it: "This 90s-inspired video came about when I noticed that most commercials from that time portrayed women in very limited roles.
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Photos from that time show Gibson using the Apple Watch before the public even knew it existed and when it was finally released, her app The Whole Pantry was featured on the Apple homepage.
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Palantir took steps to develop a social media data policy in early 2015, soliciting input from employees who'd worked on customer accounts involving the use of such data, an email from that time shows.
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Ten years out, some of the unfinished construction projects have been abandoned and forgotten, sinking into the land or appearing as mirages away from civilization like all of our dreams from that time. —K.
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The most exciting thing from that time—and this is something amazing if you get to feel it—but there's this feeling when you're 100% positive that you're on the cusp of something important.
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Think back to November 2015 and June of this year—those were the last times that Saturn and Neptune squared, so you'll notice themes from that time in your life popping back up again.
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Set in the early 1900s (years away from the development of antibiotics), the series follows the staff of New York's Knickerbocker Hospital, and occasionally shows some brutal and bloody surgical procedures from that time.
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But historians counter this, saying documents from that time showed that the Confederacy was built upon preserving slavery and if the conflict was mainly about states' rights, it was the right to have slaves.
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"To use a 21st century metaphor, I believe stories like Mary's offer a patch in the virulent social programming about white girlhood that American society has inherited from that time," Ms. Morgan-Owens said.
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A year or so into Mr. Staley's tenure at the investment bank, according to associates from that time, a personnel issue arose with another banker that would have ramifications for Mr. Staley years later.
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The flat record was commercialized in the 1890s, and from that time all the way through the 1960s, singles were popular because early kinds of records could only hold around three minutes of audio.
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Some of the documents from that time -- when several top White House officials, including the then-President, were forced to testify -- have been public for decades through a report that Starr provided to Congress.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia this month over a racist photograph in his 1984 medical school yearbook, reporters at USA Today set out on an ambitious review of hundreds of college yearbooks from that time.
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The abundance of Japan's economic boom may have fallen by the wayside, but the music from that time period still captures an intoxicating, enduring sense of optimism that the future is going to be bright.
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It also ignores the vast troves of evidence we have of homoerotic art from that time period, some of which is archived in the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art's collection, for example.
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There are bands from that time that transcend it, that exert a pull beyond nostalgia; they can pass muster with a generation that wasn't steeped in the great soup of entertainment in which we lived.
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But he also wanted to weave in scenes from leftist movements around the world from that time, he said, as a way of exploring the emptiness many feel once the dust of revolutionary ardor settles.
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Recent interviews with more than a dozen classmates and friends from that time depict Judge Kavanaugh as a member of a small clique of football players who dominated Georgetown Prep's work-hard, play-hard culture.
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It is said that near its beginning, the candidates argued about the merits of Medicare for All and how to pay for it, but those are only rumors; no written records remain from that time.
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It felt like you discussed what was relevant from that time in terms of his lifespan and career: their determination to be artists, her sacrifices to put his career before hers, and most importantly, her pride.
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Images from that time show Spavor sharing cocktails with Kim on board one of his private boats, after they had been jet-skiing in the bay next to Wonsan, one of Kim's pet economic development areas.
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The production here is reminiscent of something I'd expect to hear Usher or Ciara singing over from that time, but it has enough elements of new productions by Mustard and his ilk to still feel modern.
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I would go so far as to insist that the only EV efforts from that time period that have endured are Tesla's and what GM has been doing since it "killed" the EV1 in the 1990s.
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While Ton-That has erased much of his online persona from that time period, old web accounts and posts uncovered by BuzzFeed News show that the 31-year-old developer was interested in far-right politics.
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"I just think that it's a very valuable piece to have in the exhibition, as it's telling about the experiences of someone from that time period, the things they've encountered and faced," Her Many Horses said.
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I learned a lot from that time and try not to look back with resentment of the idea that people a little older than me and people a little younger than me had a vastly different experience.
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Bring It On (2000), the other iconic movie from that time period Dunst starred in, appears to be just a cheesy cheerleading movie, with Dunst as Torrance, the leader of the all-white cheerleading squad the Toros.
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Ideas for Going Further Repeat: You can assign students to small groups to listen to other protest songs from that time period and annotate the lyrics, and then report back to the class about what they heard.
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Patent filings from that time show a circular pool with a fixed outer wall and a rotating inner wall equipped with one or more hydrofoils—winglike structures that move through the water to create movement and lift.
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From that time all the way up until now I had steadily always been dropping records or doing verses on other people's things, so people who know me from back in them days they're not really surprised.
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He belonged to a stable of young artists who helped Ms. Boone build her reputation in the '19963s, though two of her stars from that time, Eric Fischl and David Salle, have since left for rival dealers.
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The west wing, built on the site of a 16th-century palace, was constructed for the grand duke in the early 19th century; the olive trees, planted by inmates from a nearby prison, date from that time.
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"Like snowballs," Ms. Boone said, describing perhaps the duo's only creative efforts from that time not to be sold later on by her or Mr. Gagosian, another super-gallerist regular at the Odeon, for millions of dollars.
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Telizhenko says he also worked for Blue Star for a period and wants to provide documents from that time, but will need a subpoena to do so because of the nature of his contract with the firm.
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"I remember some portraits of people and sensations and emotions from that time, and I experienced actually that time through the eyes of women, the whole transformation and all the changes that happened in Poland," Wasilewski said.
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But Frum's anecdote, like so many others from that time, shows the building momentum, within the administration, for war — a momentum, propelled by ideological conviction, that would ultimately overtake reason and critical thinking in the White House.
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"The kind of painterly feel comes from that time and process spent layering and adding texture onto texture until it feels right and you know that it's to a point as finished as it can be," he notes.
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The New York Times reported last year that the bulk of Infowars's revenue — which was more than $20 million in 2014, according to court documents from that time — came from the products Mr. Jones sells on the show.
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There's a lot from that time Thompson has blocked from his memory, but he can recount for me with exact precision how he got from the hotel entrance to the conference room that had been booked for the hearing.
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And from that time forward, that's what he did, expanding his portfolio in antic parodies with 1975's "The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother" and 1977's "The World's Greatest Lover" (both of which he wrote and directed).
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New York 1962–1964, published in a limited edition by photographer Fumio Tanai, features Watanabe's photographs from that time — some previously published, and many previously unpublished — and offers a fascinating look at New York City in the early 1960s.
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Libby: One thing that's interesting about The Americans is how little it addresses that dynamic head-on, aside from that time when "Clark" stitched together audio tape of men in the office talking about whether they'd sleep with Martha.
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Trump knocks GOP leaders, says they 'shouldn't be talking so much' From that time through April 2016, the Navy has reported accidents that total over $1 billion in damages, according to statistics provided to CNN by the Naval Safety Center.
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Scott's bio from that time, and later, also boasted that he was a "member" of prestigious think tanks such as Hudson Institute, American Enterprise Institute, Aspen Institute, Chatham House, Economic Research Council, American Institute for Economic Research, and Manhattan Institute.
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She had hesitated to show them to me because they were one of the few sentimental things she had left from that time, and now, she figured, she would have to destroy them just as she had destroyed her field notes.
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"Margot is so striking that when you put certain makeup on her, all of a sudden she looked like a fashion model as opposed to a skater from that time period," the film's makeup artist Deborah La Mia Denaver tells Refinery29.
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According to Morris, and a litany of accounts from that time period, the island's namesake was responsible for deeming handfuls of free black men, women, and children "fugitive slaves"—thereby enabling their kidnapping and sale in the South without trial.
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If life could find a foothold here, and leave such an imprint that vestiges exist even though only a minuscule sliver of metamorphic rock is all that remains from that time, then life is not a fussy, reluctant and unlikely thing.
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His cellmate from that time at a local jail, Henry Cole, and Laura Asaro, Williams' girlfriend, testified for the state, saying Williams told them separately that he committed the murder, according to the documents filed by the state attorney general.
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An enigmatic figure from that time known only as the Old Oligarch, because of his blunt critique of democratic Athens, was very clear in his writing about what he did not like about the city's Constitution and its citizens' behavior.
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And on the wall were these words from Walter Mondale, looking back at the four years which weren't perfect, and as you know, they lost every election, but there was one thing that is important to cherish from that time.
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It was a genre he help to propagate, and returning to the records from that time—including 33's luminous Here Comes Love LP, and the suitably downbeat and quietly devastating Today mix released the year after—remains a rich and worthy treat.
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Like many famous women from that time, Kahlo fancied Revlon makeup — the brand of which her gently-used blush, lipstick (in her favorite shade, "Everything's Rosy"), nail file, and, yes, ebony eyebrow pencil will be on full display in its original packaging.
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My own first Vines were imperfect — giggly, inside jokes from that time my college friends and I snuck into a hotel pool or walked into a party at the wrong house — but there were so many that felt like real and hilarious achievements.
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" Underwood went on to explain in the CBS interview that one of her most emotional moments from that time came as she cuddled with her son and thought, "Why on Earth do I keep getting pregnant if I can't have a kid?
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Coalition forces announced Saturday that they have opened a formal investigation into the alleged civilian casualties in western Mosul, saying data from that time frame confirms military strikes hit ISIS forces "at the location corresponding to allegations of civilian casualties" on March 17.
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Both Hillary and Bill Clinton -- who are interviewed for this portion separately -- describe their memories from that time, including when the President informed the first lady about the affair and how she told him that he needed to inform their daughter himself.
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A feminist account will necessitate the inclusion of multiple, interrelated interviews, the construction and activation of an archive that fractures and amplifies the historical record from that time to provide more information and context about the artists, patrons, dealers, museum directors, and critics.
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The pictures — of the artist Zhang Huan sitting, smeared with honey, in a fly-infested latrine, and of the cross-dressing Ma Liuming walking the Great Wall nude (he was arrested a lot) — remain some of the signature images from that time.
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In an interview in August, Barney Frank, the former chairman of the House Financial Services Committee and a co-sponsor of the Dodd-Frank Act, which revised financial regulations after the crisis, looked back almost wistfully on his regrets from that time.
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Exacting line drawings from that time, as well as lovely black-and-white prints of oblongs and half-moons, speak to her engagement with form as a sign of modernization, much like Oscar Niemeyer, Roberto Burle Marx and the other designers of Brasília.
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Rob Gronkowski ... you know he turned up -- and the future Hall of Famer was giddy like a kid when he saw the Super Bowl LIII Lombardi Trophy still has that DENT in it from that time he used it for batting practice at Fenway Park!
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John Tierney, a fellow at Columbia University who studied the cultural impact of technology, traced what he called the "erotic technological impulse" back at least 27,000 years—among the first clay-fired figures uncovered from that time were women with large breasts and behinds.
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The weight of these photos she came away with from that time is the poignance of a space created to strike awe, and an admiration for those who made their way pacing in front of crowds or looking for home in the company of strangers.
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But other innovators from that time, such as surf rock king Dick Dale, macabre shock-rock pioneer Screamin' Jay Hawkins, proto-punks The Standells, power chord popularizer Link Wray, operatic rock legend Roy Orbison, and kooky rockabilly outsider Hasil Adkins were strong inspirations, too.
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The first major museum exhibition devoted to the art of Armenia — officially its "medieval" era, but in fact spanning nearly 1,500 years — bulges with weighty stone crosses, intricate altar frontals and flamboyantly illuminated Bibles and Gospel books unlike any manuscripts you've seen from that time.
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The first major museum exhibition devoted to the art of Armenia — officially its "medieval" era, but in fact spanning nearly 1,7083 years — bulges with weighty stone crosses, intricate altar frontals and flamboyantly illuminated Bibles and Gospel books unlike any manuscripts you've seen from that time.
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In Central Park, about a mile from land that was once home to Seneca Village, a mostly black community forced out by the park's creation in the 203s, the city is planning a privately funded monument to a revered black family from that time.
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According to historical records from that time period and the presence of mummified cuy in human graves, the guinea pig seems to have become part of the Peruvian diet in the 12th or 13th century, mostly because it was a readily available source of meat.
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Aside from what was on the page for you with this character, what did you need to know about her – about women in similar positions as her, from that time period – to wrap your head around what you wanted to do with your performance?
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In recent weeks, Dr. Rodchenkov's detailed account about widespread breaches of drug-testing controls at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia — as well as his contemporaneous notes from that time and digital evidence related to his lab work — have been shared with Olympic officials.
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"He spoke in tears of his children, that they didn't want to come see him, that they didn't want to know hardly anything of him, or their Taushiro origins, not the language, not the culture," Mr. Álvarez wrote in a letter from that time.
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The amount that people with Type 1 diabetes spent on insulin, before subtracting rebates and discounts, doubled from 2012 to 2016 while daily insulin use mostly stayed flat, according to a report from the Health Care Cost Institute, which analyzed health insurance claims from that time span.
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Today, a shot of the two men's feet in the same pool may register as little more than a nice image, but Won't You Be My Neighbor splices the show's footage together with images from that time of black children being chased out of a public pool.
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The first major museum exhibition ever devoted to the art of Armenia — officially its "medieval" era, but in fact spanning nearly 219400,21212 years — bulges with weighty stone crosses, intricate altar frontals and flamboyantly illuminated Bibles and Gospel books unlike any manuscripts you've seen from that time.
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The first major museum exhibition ever devoted to the art of Armenia — officially its "medieval" era, but in fact spanning nearly 1,500 years — bulges with weighty stone crosses, intricate altar frontals and flamboyantly illuminated Bibles and Gospel books unlike any manuscripts you've seen from that time.
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The series, depicting the sex industry in seedy Times Square in the 1970s, was his brainchild, hashed out over long visits with the players from that time and hand-delivered to David Simon, the acclaimed creator of "The Wire" and an executive producer of the new series.
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U.S. District Judge Sharon Coleman in Chicago said physician John McMahan should have known that the so-called Son of Boss tax shelter was illegitimate by February 2005 at the latest, and his lawsuit was subject to a five-year statute of limitations from that time.
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The quality of Apollo 11's footage is hard to believe — we're simply not used to seeing such high-resolution imagery from that time period, especially inside NASA control rooms or among the throngs of spectators who gathered at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to watch the launch.
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And although you'll never catch me bumping "Super Bass" from my portable speaker or recreating any of Nicki's looks from that time, I understand why that era of her career was strategically necessary to secure the credibility and capital she needed to be self-sufficient and build an empire.
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But, on my worst days, I fear that we've not progressed much or even backslid from that time in some ways, that things might get worse for women before they actually get better ( Blade Runner 2049's treatment of women is still fresh in my mind as well).
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The Dead Sea Scrolls, which comprise more than 800 documents, were written between 20103 B.C. and 70 A.D., and contain parts of every book of the Old Testament except for the Book of Esther, as well as detailed information about every aspect of Jewish life from that time period.
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At the end of his speech at the centenary celebration of Fermi, after taking the audience through a tour of his own achievements from that time, Dr. Gell-Mann choked up, remembering his fondness for Fermi and the influence the elder physicist had on him as a mentor.
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Mr. Rhodes writes that all but one of the aides in the room supported Mr. Obama's decision not to strike Syria when it crossed his "red line" by using chemical weapons on civilians and ask Congress for authorization instead, an account at odds with others from that time.
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But he quickly became busy, and his résumé from that time includes a stint as a producer for the Discovery Channel in Washington and a scuffling period as a freelance video journalist before he landed a full-time job with the BBC, which took him all around the world.
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Some of Barr's rhetoric about immigration from that time — like blaming it in part for the LA riots of 230 after the acquittal of officers involved in the beating of Rodney King — sounds about as racist as some of the things Trump has said about immigrant rapists and murderers.
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Then memories, triggered by a few dug-up artifacts from that time — a starry-eyed confessional essay she passed off as fiction to a teacher, some photos that show clearly just how young she actually was — come rushing in, and she's compelled to reexamine her past through grown-up eyes.
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And some of Barr's rhetoric about immigration from that time — like blaming it in part for the LA riots of 1992 after the acquittal of officers involved in the beating of Rodney King — sounds about as racist as some of the things Trump has said about immigrant rapists and murderers.
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His record from that time that was never released, Harvest for the World, is one of my favorite records from that period, right up there with To Whom it May Concern and Hip-Hopera and the original version of Soul on Ice (not the one that came out on Priority).
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There's also another physical re-creation, this time of the entire upper floor of the Yellow House, with the exact dimensions of the rooms and their position in relation to one another mapped out on the floor of a gallery, overlaid with video projections of van Gogh's letters from that time.
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Grossman went on to document labor unions in the Dust Bowl, and his images from that time are poetic tapestries: in "Oklahoma" (1940), horses, saddled with thick, shiny leather, occupy the foreground, while a farmer in overalls stands atop a distant hill in the background, giving him the contours of something heroic.
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He claimed to have covered some 80,000 miles of India's rural landscape during the late 212s and early 1970s, and the black-and-white images on view, most from a portfolio titled "Population Crisis," come from that time and capture a world in which urban and rural life overlap, clash and blend.
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We did have a discussion and I said that we have moved on from that time and it was very key to have flexibility in our exchange rate because if not other practice would just adjust, you know first of all demand or prices or exchange rate in actuality you need all three to adjust.
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Another friend from that time recalled that he and Rotenberg would pilfer candy and other food from younger children at sports camps by sneaking up on them in the toilets, where kids would go to hide their treats from other boys: "They were immediately frightened and would give us a little something," he said.
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"Could you kind of give us some insight on how, from that time, when for whatever reason you were supporting this policy that was essentially handing over undocumented people to ICE before they had been convicted to now -- kind of what's changed on that and how you came to those changes?" the questioner asked Harris.
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The exhibit is curated by Lance Tawzer, reports the Chicago Tribune, and includes various memorabilia from that time period, such as the uniform White Sox catcher Mike Colbern wore that day, a "Disco Sucks" belt owned by Dahl, and a framed letter from White Sox promotions worker Mike Veeck apologizing to an unhappy fan.
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And one of the ministers from that time wrote in his autobiography how important it was to do that, because then you took all that shit at the same time and then, as you progressed over the years, you could soften them up a little bit, and then people would perceive you as becoming better and better.
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I knew in my first few years of America in the 1980s that we were hated, every time someone asked me where I was from (this was the era of "Nuke Iran" bumper stickers, and I now own a button from that time period that features a different four-letter word before the country where I was born).
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The most significant memory from that time is still adapting to, then absolutely loving, reruns of the Grand Old Opry and (regrettably) still being able to belt the words to comic country artist Ray Stevens' "Ahab The Arab," which played on an infomercial that seemed to run ad infinitum on every UHF channel on the dial.
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In the documentary, we look at Pierce City, Missouri, which had a riot where they ran all the African Americans out of town [the town's white residents burned down the black side of town shortly after lynching a black man falsely accused of murder], and from that time period to very recently, there were no African Americans who lived in that town.
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But on the other hand, Kavanaugh is now up for one of the most powerful positions in the United States, and his senior yearbook entry, along with a wall calendar he maintained at the time, is one of the only concrete things we have to refer to when processing serious allegations of sexual assault that have been brought against him from that time.
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Whether I was holding a woman's hand because I was the Jane sitting beside the bed where she was having her abortion, or putting a speculum into her or giving a shot or whatever, that was also really important learning for me as a woman, as a human, to be able to deal with these things completely differently from that time on.
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Soon (well, not so soon: on May 27) Mars will retrograde back into Scorpio, which will find you sorting out angry feelings that you've long repressed (think back to late February and early March—plenty of issues from that time period will come back up again when Mars re-enters Scorpio), but, Sag, you have a few other retrogrades to worry about.
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Probably the best story from that time when we first opened, and people started to figure out that they had to line up, or that they had to come at 6pm, we would get these groups of people—this was six years ago and we were a little naïve—sending their drivers and their maids to sit and hold these tables.
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And shirts by Bell Biv Devoe and En Vogue cost a lot, the prices propelled by scarcity (most R&B and hip-hop acts from that time did not tour extensively) and surging demand from kids born in the '90s, who now have money, nostalgia and a desire to look like Kanye West, even as they make fun of his behavior.
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Aside from ceremony, masks have also long had practical implications: Think of the medico della peste, or "plague doctor" mask, with its long, birdlike beak, which was worn in the 7203th century by physicians hoping to protect themselves from the Black Plague, and which became one of the enduring visual images from that time, a metaphor for the facelessness of death itself.
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The act broke up in 1956 and from that time onward, Lewis carried into his own persona some of Martin's slick, cool patter, made manifest in what even Lewis' detractors consider his best film, 1963's "The Nutty Professor," in which he played both a klutzy, winsome and lovelorn scientist named Julius Kelp and his alter-ego, a slick, finger-popping hepcat named Buddy Love.
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In 2015 the bank purchased a large portion of RBS' US and Canadian loan portfolio, according to news releases from that time, helping boost its profile in the US. It came in 23rd on the institutional ranking in the first three quarters with US$6.2bn of volume, helping arrange buyout financing for KKR's purchase of Nature's Bounty, and Carlyle Group's and GTCR's acquisition of Albany Molecular Research.
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