"I came into doing the pilot without a fully formed perspective — or as fully formed as it is now — but really more out of curiosity," Tubbs said in April.
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"I came into doing the pilot without a fully formed perspective — or as fully formed as it is now — but really more out of curiosity," he told Business Insider in April.
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It's actually quite the opposite: messy, textured, not fully formed.
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But again plans aren't fully formed at this nascent stage.
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Joe Williams: Nothing was really fully formed from the jump.
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"We know teenagers' brains are not fully formed," he remarked.
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The three other winners struck me as more fully formed.
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I turned 30 this year, and I'm a fully formed woman.
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But with Shadowkeep, that vision feels more fully formed than ever.
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The Galaxy S8's main selling point still isn't fully formed.
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Remember when you pushed a fully formed human from your body?
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She is about as fully formed and comprehensible as a nightmare.
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Perhaps the biggest difference is that Western suburbs emerged fully formed.
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Because they've grown up where you have multiple fully formed avatars.
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That doesn't mean it sprang fully formed out of nowhere, though.
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I wanted people to understand that genius doesn't come fully formed.
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You get experiments happening; it's not always a fully formed thing.
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Washington's position remains unclear and may not even be fully formed.
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We seem to expect them to arrive at school fully formed.
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It feels like the work of an older, and fully formed, artist.
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Are they sprung, fully formed, from the loins of YouTube and Musical.ly?
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Litigation, unlike Greek gods, does not spring from the earth fully formed.
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The Biden-Ukraine conspiracy did not spring fully formed from Trump's head.
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Sexy Doomed Sad Girls are more like puzzles than fully formed characters.
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She seemed to arrive fully-formed, ready to face the Soundcloud commenters.
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It goes without saying that our young people aren't fully formed leaders.
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Mistake #3: Hiring or teaming up before the idea is fully formed
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Instead, they want fully formed workers to show up at the door.
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Gamache soon arrived in her imagination, fully formed but lacking a name.
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Like a great friend, or two fully-formed adults playing tea party.
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Maybe it wasn't fully formed, or maybe it was ahead of its time.
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The characters are some of the most fully-formed, real people on television.
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The collection itself, however, was fully formed — even if not yet fully made.
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Mario M. Cuomo to a fully formed political identity, with a national purview.
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Some bands, like the band X, they arrived as a fully-formed entity.
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But an older, more fully formed child makes it a more credible threat.
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Instead many young and talented players are plucked fully formed from university teams.
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Consciousness did not "suddenly irrupt into the universe fully formed," Godfrey-Smith says.
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Taylor Stanley, making his debut as Apollo, seemed fully formed from the start.
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Noisey: Do you feel like your sound was fully formed on your first record?
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Sometimes, video makers would come to him with fully formed videos, ready for distribution.
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By the age of twenty-five, he was, to an unusual degree, fully formed.
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It was that he arrived, seemingly fully-formed, at the height of his powers.
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Not all of us zoomed out of the womb as fully formed Rico Suaves.
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"Children's brains are not fully formed until they're past 20 years old," she said.
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His Scrooge doesn't seem all that mean, but he never seems fully formed either.
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Compared with her writing, Ms. Rethorst's aperçus on the site aren't as fully formed.
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"I didn't fall to earth as a fully formed choreographer," Petronio said to me.
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The Constitution's speech protections did not emerge fully formed when the nation was founded.
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The researchers speculate that older students may already have a fully formed opinion of marijuana.
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But unlike those options, the E-Pace feels fully formed and worth its sticker price.
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A fully formed plan is expected to be announced in the middle of next year.
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He basically doesn't have a fully-formed body—his cybernetic muscle and skeleton is exposed.
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Those embryos were then implanted in sows, growing to fully formed piglets, free of PERV.
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At worst, you'll get a few fully formed drops on your face and upper body.
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But I was told Botox is good to get before the wrinkle is fully formed.
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When Titus Andronicus arrived in 2008 with The Airing of Grievances, they came fully formed.
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After amputating the conchs' eyes, a fully-formed replacement took its place 14 days later.
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I channeled David Bowie for this one—it came to me pretty much fully formed.
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His setups are repetitive, his transitions awkward and some of the jokes aren't fully formed.
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Subspecies, many researchers believe, are evolution's intermediary steppingstones on the path to fully formed species.
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"Ideas don't come out fully formed," says Zuckerberg in a recent commencement speech at Harvard.
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"I can't wait to see all the elements when they're fully formed," Mr. Welts said.
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This is why she avoided any areas of my face with fully formed or budding zits.
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Other times, even making a second season of something is gamble after one fully-formed season.
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Blackman's "Twenty//Three" may have arrived fully formed, but as time has passed we've been right.
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TC: These offerings largely center on projects and not fully formed products, if I'm understanding correctly.
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We now know the brain isn't fully formed until at least age 25, maybe even later.
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Now that the issues between them are resolved, we can create a really fully-formed hero.
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And I'm not too concerned with having a fully formed idea before I jump into something.
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I was a phoenix rising from the gooey, cheesy ashes to become my fully formed self.
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She feels fully formed, yet players are offered gratifying opportunities to more narrowly define her personality.
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The "Soul Train" line appeared out of nowhere, fully formed, like it was meant to be.
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Sometimes you look at a phrase and a fully-formed crossword idea jumps out at you.
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It's not a fully formed plan, but it's a solid effort to address a recognized need.
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Everybody knows that a finished piece of writing rarely springs, fully formed, from the author's mind.
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But when was the last time any technology ever made its debut at CES fully formed?
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Ulrich notes that the practice of plural marriage did not descend fully formed from the heavens.
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That makes it a stepping stone between bundles of dust and ice and fully formed planets.
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That's kind of how the band performed, and by about April last year it was fully formed.
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When the fetus is fully formed and the child is born, it comes out as a baby.
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But where those bands would take a few albums to find themselves, Kid Dynamite was fully formed.
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Some of those women, like Ms Hingis and Monica Seles, seemed to arrive on tour fully formed.
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They're songs he brought fully formed to the film, from my pitches to him about various scenes.
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It's a fully formed performance that dominates every frame she's in and screams of a career achievement.
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Their free markets were going through adolescent rebellion and democratic institutions were present but not fully formed.
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"LeBron surprised everyone in Trainwreck by being so fully formed as an actor," Gordon told VICE Sports.
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Eventually, Monstercat grew into a fully-formed label, working with artists artists like Marshmello, Slushii, and Krewella.
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When Creeper first emerged summer 2014, theirs was a fully formed explosion of glammed-up goth rock.
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Audiences like the idea of a fully formed genius at least as much as the artists themselves.
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The way they can appear "fully formed and beautiful" at times, or grow "pregnant" with other ideas.
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The "cult of personality," in Mr. Sanford's words, that is dominating the Republican Party is fully formed.
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Other characters, however, can seem less like fully formed individuals than convenient devices to facilitate Hala's journey.
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Regardless of the deficiencies Lipsyte piles onto them, Fraz, Kate, Teal and others are fully formed characters.
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Any of those things could justify taking the life of a fully formed, completely viable, living infant.
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Now, leaders bring fully formed legislation to the floor with little or no opportunity to change it.
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Ruth's story takes root in multiple plot lines, allowing Garner to explore a complex, fully-formed human being.
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The characters typically have no real agency and are hollow shells compared to a fully-formed romantic lead.
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We may take the #hashtag for granted today, but it didn't emerge fully formed from Biz Stone's head.
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But they don't spring fully formed from the scientist's minds; they take time, sweat, passion, imagination -- and money.
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The party's strategy isn't yet fully formed and won't be until GOP senators return to Washington next week.
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Senators on Tuesday hammered the Obama administration, saying it lacks a coherent or fully formed cyber warfare policy.
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The same things pulled them in as their predecessors: depression, punk theatrics, enormous stadium rock, fully-formed universes.
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It's that Disney+ is bursting into existence fully formed, straight from the noggin of Disney CEO Bob Iger.
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Like many couples, my wife and I sometimes use emoji instead of fully formed sentences when we text.
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But there's something about the fully formed filth that comes straight out of Rob that I need most.
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We know the Cybertruck is not technically a concept car, but it looks like something not fully formed.
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Meanwhile, Senate and House Republicans are still mulling over different health bill ideas that have not been fully formed.
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By the time Barbara was fully formed, McLeod had started to feel uncomfortable with some of her other work.
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In this case, however, the CTS Labs team sprang their flaws on AMD fully formed and with little warning.
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However, there is still a lot to take into account before applying the technology to fully formed human beings.
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"Each individual tortilla chip is a fully-formed culinary experience," El Paso City council member Peter Svarzbein tells me.
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Fights don't spring forth from the ether fully formed and unblamable; they're the culmination of bad vibes and acts.
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Mixed-use developments, by contrast, are fully-formed when they are built—and are too costly for the poor.
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He was an actual cast member, a fully formed toon who interacted with the other characters as a peer.
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Jupiter already would have been fully formed at the time, with its strong gravitational pull perhaps precipitating the collision.
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Orïsha is a treat of a fantasy world, fully-formed and entirely thought-out, with a thematically rich mythology.
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The existing work is of consistent and uniform quality, as if Wautier arrived on the Baroque scene fully formed.
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And yet that person doesn't pop into existence fully formed; he emerges, in all his specificity, over many years.
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Hudson Scott seemingly rose from London's underbelly with his fully-formed, groove-laden debut single "Clay" earlier this month.
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The Cranberries appeared to arrive fully formed, and their international success fed a tremendous sense of pride in Ireland.
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In a literary world that can sometimes feel claustrophobically close-knit, Mr. Tallent seems to have arrived fully formed.
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She's a fully formed personality with a conscience on the line and a moral compass hanging in the balance.
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And it seemed to arrive almost like tech: out of nowhere, fully formed, right on top of familiar territory.
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Instead, Malek's Mercury goes into a charming and eccentric fugue state, and "Bohemian Rhapsody" emerges from his head fully formed.
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After a promising start in theater, Close burst onto the movie landscape as a 35-year-old fully formed powerhouse.
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The scene is a fully-formed 3-D world, one that you can fly through and inspect from any angle.
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Now, what kind of people would have the expertise to transport a live frog into a fully formed bell pepper?
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Often, she noted, ordained priests who ventured into remote areas found Catholic communities that had been fully formed by women.
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As my colleague over at Polygon pointed out, only a handful of pokémon are able to use fully formed sentences.
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Angela's history is, more or less, an origin story, but in this case, it starts with our hero fully formed.
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Armed with a fresh set of eyes and a fully formed morality compass, Beetlejuice was even weirder this time around.
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The latest global bleaching event, for instance, began in June 2014, when El Niño hadn't fully formed yet, says Eakin.
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This wild, wondrous, fully-formed sexual and artistic character is the reason the show and many like it should exist.
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And then there's that script that serves Bateman terrific one-liners and gives Judy a fully formed, kick-tail personality.
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One of the lovely things about art is that there are so many ways for it to be fully-formed.
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What did the worlds we love in that faraway galaxy look like before they came into our lives, fully formed?
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Do you come in with fully formed songs and work around that, or is it a big ol' group effort?
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For the first time, biologists have located a great white "nursery," where mother sharks deliver pups, alive and fully formed.
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" "When I replaced apologies with more fully formed and honest sentiments, a world of communication possibilities opened up to me.
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Back at the very beginning, it wasn't a matter of jumping into a fully formed, or even nascent rap scene.
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He seemed to emerge in the 1950s as fully formed a literary stylist as his equally precocious contemporary John Updike.
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Maybe a Trump movement is struggling toward self-consciousness, and in four to eight years it will be fully formed.
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This powerful ensemble makes "Monsters and Men," while far from a fully-formed conversation, a very fine place to start.
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The veterans Girardi managed for most of his tenure, essentially, were fully formed major leaguers before they played for him.
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This regimen produced arguably the greatest golfer ever but also, and not surprisingly, a less than fully formed human being.
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It's also misleading to treat most series, even the greats, like fully formed wholes set down according to careful design.
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When they discover in adulthood that their partners have fully formed lives of their own, they can feel cheated, Bancroft explains.
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"She didn't want to because I'm in my 70s, and she said I'm more fully formed as a person," King said.
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And the point of the show is that she's already a fully-formed, dynamic, interesting person who wants to look cute.
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Dr. Provine made his career pivot in 1990, at a time when theories explaining laughter's purpose were still not fully formed.
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A company that famously claims to only attract "fully formed adults," Netflix demands self-sufficiency from employees and rewards them accordingly.
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You can still bring your brilliant ideas to fruition now, even if they don't spring forth fully formed from your imagination.
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We often assume that records, tours and music videos emerge fully-formed, because we don't see the work behind the scenes.
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It arrived fully formed, ready to be implemented, as if it had been developed elsewhere and just needed to be integrated.
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Maybe Chuck E. Cheese's is passing off amalgamations of reheated slices as fully-formed pies, but this video doesn't prove it.
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The spokeswoman confirmed Dojo's founders are staying on post acquisition but added that the branding strategy isn't fully formed as yet.
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Mustachio'd and rocking a fully-formed dadbod, Kirby is just as glamourous—if not quite as well-known—as his "sister".
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But it's only 88 days into his presidency; few presidents have a fully-formed worldview at this point in their tenure.
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Then in your opinion would eating a cloned, fully formed human being—not simply lab-grown human meat—be considered cannibalism?
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Created by three employees, the gadget is surprisingly fully formed and even quite a bit dressy when it comes to style.
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But with the release of her backstory, proof of existence before her self-creation, she has become a fully formed person.
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These days, celebrities must appear as fully formed personalities, and the traditional division between onscreen and off has been rendered obsolete.
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They're extremely unique, and they were fully formed when I met them—and they've gotten better at everything that they do.
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The difference between those women and myself were their double eyelids and fully formed creases — two things I do not have.
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The only proposal that is fully formed that I am aware of is the one House Republicans have, called the blueprint.
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One day, these orb-shaped egg chambers will sprout fully formed fruit flies ready to haunt your kitchen and your dreams.
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Reuters TV filmed the successful operation, which involved removing the penis and turning a partial vagina into a fully-formed one.
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The game's acting is stellar, with each character feeling so real and fully formed that their motivations are easy to understand.
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The foot pressure on the machine's pedal determines the shape (think potter's wheel), and the garment emerges fully formed, without seams.
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This isn't like the Mueller report that arrived fully formed, and now Congress has to decide what to do with it.
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It is unclear when the new government will be fully formed and how it will react to the proposed export restrictions.
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" Later, he added, "I emerged as a fully-formed adult male in my 20s without ever having gone through a boyhood.
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It remains unclear when the new government will be fully formed and how it will react to the proposed export restrictions.
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It is easy to think of Thatcherism and Reaganism as emerging fully formed, springing from Zeus's head like the goddess Athena.
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Yet for the listener willing to endure and even embrace the strangeness, they eventually bloom into fully formed works of art.
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When the lovers flirt, fight, love, and let each other down, it packs a wallop, because they're fully formed, flawed people.
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Even if Jordon Alexander (the producer behind the moniker) wasn't exactly anonymous, how did he manage to emerge so fully formed?
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Unlike most new designers, however, Rihanna had a public profile that was as fully formed and global as any heritage brand.
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But, unlike other institutions that make their debuts fully formed, it at least has a few years to figure it out.
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To be fair, it's not exactly uncommon for an early-stage startup to demo technology when it's not yet fully formed.
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If the uterus is fully formed, the central part of it known as the corpus should be hollow and pear-shaped.
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Encased in a thick dome of plastic, the cake appeared to have emerged, fully formed, from the mouth of a machine.
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The storm was a known threat before it had even fully formed, and the intense period of cold that followed was expected.
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Now, it's a fully formed 501c3 organization, but it maintains its commitment to youth and to fostering philanthropy in the next generation.
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I appreciate Han Solo in the original trilogy because he shows up fully formed, pissed off, and thoroughly explained in his characterization.
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Creator Joe Swanberg is known for his "semi-improvisational" style, meaning that he gives his actors outlines rather than fully formed scripts.
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If instead Casper had to ship fully formed mattresses, the shipping logistics would be more complicated and require a higher sales price.
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It reflects the still-dumbfounding reality that one of the world's oldest democracies elected a fully formed rascal to its highest office.
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Larry, Fred and the other victims never quite register as fully-formed characters, perhaps because they are dominated by one emotion: fear.
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Rather, the objects, as described by Chief Product Officer Stefan Zschiegner , essentially come out of the out of the powder fully formed.
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The most satisfying part in all of this was how seemingly abstract shapes lock into place and create a fully formed object.
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Like Lana and Lorde before her, MØ has made a fully-formed collection; something that deserves being absorbed from beginning to end.
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Having won one for Northeast Ohio, he is now the fully formed person he will be for the rest of his life.
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The first ferry, known as Hornblower One, is fully formed, with the frame of its pilot house centered on the upper deck.
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These tiny choices add up and, over time, create a fully formed picture of who a person is and how they think.
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By comparison, North Korea already has an arsenal of 20 to 60 fully formed weapons, depending on whose intelligence estimates one believes.
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The heat energy of a fully formed hurricane is "equivalent to a 21-megaton nuclear bomb exploding every 280 minutes," Landsea wrote.
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Because we came with the show so fully formed to the marketplace, there was less room to get other fingers in it.
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When fully formed, this government may well have the dubious distinction of being the most reactionary, racist government Israel has ever had.
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" That wasn't lost on Page-Kirby of The Washington Post, who said Ian and Barley Lightfoot "are tropes, not fully formed characters.
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Because they are so small and defenseless without a fully formed shell, oyster babies are often gobbled up by other marine life.
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How fully formed are your songs when the band heads to the studio to record an album like Peaced and Slightly Pulverized ?
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They say investors will only be reassured in the long term by a credible plan for structural reforms and a fully-formed government.
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It's unclear exactly what the issue is, as the jacket has been shown off fully formed and functional numerous times in the past.
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I didn't get to see a fully formed Asian-American person on my television, where you could say, 'That dude just belongs here.
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"The previous dark spots were all discovered fully formed, with no observations to compare with from prior to its discovery," Simon told Gizmodo.
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Something more complex like a helmet can take around 20 hours to print — and when it's taken from the mould, it's fully formed.
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They'd released their self-titled debut album in autumn 2013, seemingly coming out of nowhere (in fact: Castleton) with a fully-formed sound.
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Obama's midterm strategy is not yet fully formed and his top advisers are still plotting the role he hopes to play the election.
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The male fertilizes the eggs internally and carries them in the pouch until they hatch, releasing the fully formed offspring into the sea.
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Bixby wasn't fully formed on the model we played with, which may go a ways toward explaining the delay in the phone's announcement.
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As pressure and dissatisfaction mounted, the fully formed Graham-Cassidy proposal was still floating around, and its creators were still stumping for it.
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Everyone knows we exist, but very few people know one of us well enough to see us as complex, fully formed human beings.
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But HÆLOS are deserving of that either way—they appeared suddenly, but also fully-formed, with an identity and world immediately their own.
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Still, Brown said it would be a mistake to talk about Embiid as if he had already arrived as a fully formed colossus.
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He was telling fully formed jokes from the age of 3, reading before his classmates, writing words with the magnets on the fridge.
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"Mexico is doing NOTHING to stop the Caravan which is now fully formed and heading to the United States," he wrote on Saturday.
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It cements the ambition and the "Godfather" caliber of this whole multigenerational undertaking, and finds the major figures at their most fully formed.
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So traditionally you've been more by yourself working away on the piano and then you come in like 'here's my fully formed idea.
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Even at the beginning of his career, these photographs, both displaying and transcending influences, show the fully formed style of a visual storyteller.
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Shows like Stranger Things have succeeded because they have fully formed characters and rich stories that also happen to be in a period setting.
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Bartolo's work suggests a fundamental (though not fully formed) connection between the onset of reversibility and the emergence of hyperuniformity in such nonequilibrium systems.
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"It was very important for me to assert myself as a fully formed artist, a writer, a producer, and a fair person," Lewis explains.
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She needed to become a fully formed individual, to separate from her family and rebel against the cultural ideal of thinness at all costs.
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The bones of his skull hadn't fully formed, and his brain was pushed through the bone, forming an eggplant-sized mass above his head.
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In the second shot, Blue Ivy peers over the edge of a pair of classic Ray-Bans, giving a fully formed dose of sass.
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Gantz also bristled at Netanyahu's insistence that he negotiate with a fully-formed right-wing political alliance, rather than just with Netanyahu's Likud party.
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Smerz released their debut track "Because" earlier this year, and damn, it arrived so fully formed it was though we had witnessed immaculate conception.
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Still, why wait for that potential future perfect storm when a fully formed player could vault the Celtics into legit contender status right now?
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An infection later in the fetus's development, when the brain is nearly fully formed, can do damage that is less obvious but still significant.
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Many Democratic voters don't yet have fully formed opinions of the presumed candidates, even the "big" names: the Beto O'Rourkes, Kamala Harrises, Cory Bookers.
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K-pop stars are never discovered fully-formed, instead, they are carefully created from a young age, under the watchful supervision of record labels.
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" However, the star explains there are also "mystical, magical moments, inexplicable moments when an idea that is fully formed just pops into your head.
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In effect, they are creating their own pastry chefs like so many tart shells rather than paying a premium to hire them fully formed.
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Apart from seeming to emerge from college fully-formed, already an accomplished singer-songwriter-producer and true visionary, Maggie Rogers seems like Grammys bait.
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He struggles to explain his transformation, late in life and seemingly overnight, into a visual artist with a fully formed and dauntingly complex aesthetic.
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Further immersing herself in sounds that she began exploring back home, she emerged fully formed as as DJ and producer fixated on darker techno.
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The Zombie films revealed an origin story for Michael Myers, making this incarnation less of a shape and more of a fully formed character.
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It's rare, while gallery-hopping in New York City, to discover a new artist by way of 63 paintings representing a fully formed vision.
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That said, like all the tracks on this album, it's not a fully formed pop song, at least not as we think of them commercially.
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During my 45-minute ride across the city, it became clear that this is not a bid at launching the first fully formed autonomous cars.
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It's a credit to their invention that the three songs included here, each delicately propulsive and fully-formed, are outtakes from last year's Boy King.
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Chase is a fully formed person because Clemons embraces more aspects of her than an outline could, and then acts the hell out of it.
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We used to think that our brain was fully formed at birth, but more recently it's been shown that new neurons do grow over time.
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These storms are awesome to behold, transforming from small splotches of cloud cover to fully formed, comma-shaped behemoths in as little as 24 hours.
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Before you get lost in fantasies of harvesting fully formed plates of fries and dippy eggs with just the right amount of yolk, listen up.
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You could see the the hand-drawn outline of an idea in these moves; now we can see the emergence of a fully formed plan.
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Disney+ is here—and it's a fully formed streaming juggernaut Disney's much-anticipated streaming service has finally launched, and it has already all grown up.
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The Butterfly BarUnlike all the other "new" bars that pop up fully-formed as douche monsters, the Butterfly Bar had a beautiful and lovely evolution.
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"The record will likely arrive into the world fully formed at some mysterious and unexpected moment, like a meteor cratering into the culture," Mathis wrote.
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And, as one critic wrote, "Stone gives her best performance since she first exploded as a fully formed generational talent in 2010's 'Easy A.'"
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They are far enough from childhood to be fully formed but not yet coarsened by adulthood, as delicate of limb and feature as mantelpiece figurines.
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Philip Roth's characters were so real, so rich, so fully formed, that it seemed to me they were sitting right beside me as I read.
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Murray stepped onto the New York avant-garde scene in the mid-763s, when he was just 20 years old but creatively almost fully formed.
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Her editor, Asya Muchnick, said she was surprised when the novel landed, more or less fully formed, in her inbox in the fall of 2014.
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Even here, the men are still fully formed characters, which we cannot say has always been the case for female characters in previous Disney films.
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According to Will and Katie, that first track wasn't really ~supposed~ to happen, and they didn't realise it would lead to a fully-formed band.
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The playbook of what to do if you suddenly have power in a state and you're a Republican is much more aggressive and fully formed.
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The researchers only study the animals in the first few weeks of development to avoid concerns of dealing with more fully formed pig fetuses, for example.
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Maybe these remote outposts, be they singular or fully formed groups, are precisely where the true fandom exists, because it is no longer obligation but choice.
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And I don't think it's something that should happen when you haven't fully formed who you are or what you are and what you stand for.
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By 2021, a fully formed Thon Maker, a somehow wilier Malcolm Brogdon, and Khris Middleton playing baseline jazz will be enough to make it a series.
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In another scene, their argument over his hideous wagon-wheel coffee table is a peek into the healthy banter of a fully formed relationship between adults.
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Both of them feel fully formed in that half-cooked way of teenagers on the verge of realizing that the world is nothing like they expected.
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Archambault recently came back to The Verge's office to offer a quick demo of the new Bluetooth speaker functionality, and the idea now feels fully formed.
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From the opening scenes, which play like a cross between Oliver Twist and Blade Runner, it's clear that Han Solo came into this world fully formed.
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Eventually, the assembly lines that defined the industrial revolution will be replaced by warehouses full of 3D printers churning out fully formed products night and day.
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People often say this practice gives his films a shaggy quality, the sense that they aren't as tightly constructed or fully formed as they might be.
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Their new full-length, Delirious Excursion, marks the band's debut release, but sounds like the band sprang fully-formed into being, like Athena from Zeus' forehead.
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In the fall, hunters tend to get stuck in the community, because ice hasn't fully formed up—and again, in the spring, when things are melting.
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In this case, the bots are like wall-hugging Roombas weaving a carbon fiber nook that looks like it sprang fully formed out of a Spirograph.
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Maybe it will act as a filter and the Texas team will become more fully formed and advanced in its vision, power and authenticity by 2020.
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So it's kind of this dance of keeping it casual but also creating fully formed thoughts and going from point a to point b with purpose.
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They were, themselves, little trolls: the David's imperfections made flesh, sprung fully formed out of the cracks in his ankles and set loose upon the world.
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Nine to 11 days later, the larva emerges from the cocoon as a fully formed wasp, ready to go out and zombify another ill-fated spider.
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"Once the larva becomes a fully formed wasp, they will go off and find a mate," co-author Samantha Straus told me in a phone call.
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Husband and wife are both "really extraordinarily orientated and identified through their respective fathers in a way that most fully formed adults are not," she said.
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Details like an adeptly shaped canine tooth, or adobe-colored teardrops, come to have a supernatural charge, as if they'd thrown themselves into existence fully formed.
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In fact, his candidacy poses a slightly different problem: he has not yet fully formed his political identity and, as a Presidential candidate, he is immature.
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More experimental art project than fully-formed movie, "Never Here" might snag some attention for providing Sam Shepard with his final, all-too-brief screen role.
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We discuss how young rappers are now expected to arrive fully formed, engaging on social media and opening themselves up to public scrutiny without much protection.
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European banks desperately need a fully formed banking union to compete with the world's most valuable financial institutions, according to the chief executive of Germany's biggest lender.
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He's four years into the Jay Boogie project, and from the outside it's easy to think he just appeared, fully formed, as the artist you see today.
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It will be a long time before anyone starts sending fully formed thoughts to a computer, he says—and even longer before anyone finds it really useful.
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It's entirely possible that these new seasons will be good too, which doesn't make me wish any less that they'd ended after their fully formed first runs.
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At six weeks, a doctor can't detect what's typically described as a heartbeat — the thud of valves closing — because the fetus doesn't have a fully formed heart.
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The process isn't meant for elaborate, detailed animations, but it's a great early look at what creating fully formed animated works will be like in the future.
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The heat energy of a fully formed hurricane is "equivalent to a 13-megaton nuclear bomb exploding every 21 minutes," as NOAA meteorologist Chris Landsea has explained.
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While a few decades ago, ice was fully formed by October, now it takes to December, and ice isn't thick enough to cross it safely, Sinnok said.
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In 1861, at the dawn of the civil war, she awoke with the lyrics to the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" almost fully formed in her head.
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This is the first time CRISPR has been used on a fully formed adult human and it's encouraged a biomedical battle between China and the United States.
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Junior Boys emerged in 1999 as a fully formed group of two, but their first single — the double-sided "Birthday" / "Last Exit" — didn't come out until 2003.
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Trump's top aides concede the Trump Doctrine is not yet fully formed, but insist that there are general principles to US foreign policy in the Trump era.
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I don't hear it for what it is… in my head, it's fully formed, so once it's out I'm listening to anything that doesn't match what's in.
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That is just uninteresting and untrue, I think everybody is more than one thing...I wanted to show him [Lee Harvey Oswald] as a fully formed person.
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We find two former lovers, two friends – perhaps – who start seeing each other as fully formed people again instead of the labels they themselves so ardently fight.
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Younger viewers who've never seen Scott's movie will be granted a delicious jolt as the fully formed dystopia rises out of nowhere to greet their virginal gaze.
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Despite her limited screen time, Van (Zazie Beetz) already felt almost fully formed before Tuesday night's "Value," an impressive feat and a credit to the show's writing.
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She was about a year older than the actress who was playing a teenager on our show, but it was almost like she walked in fully formed.
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A lot of these people are kids and they aren't fully formed and therefore get sucked up into behaviors or arrogance, in a way, that's really damaging.
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Although Sulu was among only a few areas that rejected autonomy, it will still be part of the new entity when it is fully formed in 2022.
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But no one can explain exactly how, say, changes in brain cells caused by abuse could be communicated to fully formed sperm or egg cells before conception.
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I was a weird kid and by seven years old, I had fully formed thoughts about what was cool and what wasn't and why I liked things.
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Ishiguro — his friends call him Ish — became a public figure in 1989, but to anyone paying attention he seemed to have arrived fully formed as a writer.
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When I first published the biography, I saw Harper Lee as the sole author of the book, as if it had sprung fully formed for her forehead.
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It is extremely difficult to defend anyone in a system whose rules are not fully formed and where there is little to no precedent to rely on.
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Oezdemir's rise has come so quickly that it might appear he materialized out of the ether as a fully formed fighter, which is far from the case.
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"'God Sized Hole' emerged as an almost fully formed piece, a burst of energy that stunned me the day it was written," Feinberg said of the song.
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Nor has Trump offered a fully formed piece of legislation; the White House has left a number of crucial details, including issues around funding, to Capitol Hill.
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For her podcast, Okome chose small, precise goals – opening a bank account, learning new skills – and had a fully formed business entity at the end of a year.
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This was music that sounded like it sprung out of the ground fully formed, or that had been hermetically sealed in a bottle since the dawn of time.
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My boyfriend came out as trans five years after I did, but it was like his masculinity sprung, fully formed, out of his ears and knees and cunt.
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Faye Webster's third album, Atlanta Millionaires, exceeds the promise of the Georgia native's intimate brand of pop-Americana for one of the most fully formed LPs of 2019.
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" The exciting news came on a day that highlighted television's influx of fully formed female characters -- from "Feud: Bette and Joan" to "Big Little Lies" to "The Crown.
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Since his career began, milo has slowly been growing out of his collegiate shoes and into the fully-formed stylist he is on who told you to think??!!?!?!?!
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The new additions should help position Messenger as a more fully formed Telegram competitor, as Facebook increasingly views the app as a standalone offering in its own right.
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Oh, and most importantly, we have our first glimpse of the Kardashian-Jenner women acknowledging the budding, and now fully formed, relationship between Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna.
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Anybody watching naturally wonders what it will look like when the two players' skill sets are fully formed and their teams are more conducive to on-court success.
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Starting several years back, Bannon, Miller and others searched for a vessel for their more fully formed version of nationalism, just as a similar wave swept across Europe.
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The U.K. now looks to be seriously contemplating the idea that it could leave the EU without a fully-formed trade agreement with the rest of the bloc.
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This picture of Lee as a fully formed Athena, appearing on the downtown scene at age 29, hand extended for her Obies, is one I kept running into.
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The myth of an America conceived in love and sprung fully formed from the thigh of George Washington misshapes our present as much as it distorts our past.
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But comedically, "Full Frontal" arrived fully formed and furious, establishing an outrageous voice — shocking even within the constraints of basic-cable language — and an outraged sense of purpose.
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Alexa seemed to spring into the world fully formed, turning Apple's Siri into a legacy technology and leaving Google — the self-proclaimed artificial intelligence experts — playing catch-up.
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In any case, if they did not have a fully formed identity under the Ottomans, they certainly do now, defined in part by the land they have lost.
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While "Apes**t" doesn't feel as fully formed or thoughtfully executed as Beyoncé's "Formation," which won in this category in 2017, its near-casualness is a loud statement.
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It's an incredibly brief three-song set but it's pretty cool to hear how the band's minimalist blues pounding was more or less fully-formed from the jump.
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When European and American cities were swelling quickly, in the 19th and early 20th centuries, they were surrounded by large farms that could be turned into fully-formed suburbs.
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Freshly launched startups often don't have the funding for a fully formed security team, but a data breach or a privacy overreach can be deadly for a new company.
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The change is based on a broader agreement for a mixed German-Dutch 543 Tank Battalion, which is expected to be fully formed by 2019, according to the source.
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The most likely model that fit the size and orbit parameters of the moon suggested it was once the developing core of a giant planet that never fully formed.
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But in rare circumstances, another ovulation occurs before the first egg is fully formed and the first egg is sucked back up into the beginning stage of the oviduct.
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All of a sudden a half-formed game planned for release in one country and store becomes a fully-formed one in 6 countries and multiple stores and sales.
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So today, the states and regions in the West, fully formed and matured these long years since 6900, should more energetically and explicitly demand their place at the table.
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During one heated exchange with ZeniMax lawyer Tony Sammi, Zuckerberg told a jury in the crowded courtroom that the technology was not even fully formed when Facebook bought it.
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Of note here is the consistency of the works: there is little hesitancy or the feeling of groping towards something; it is as if her style arrives fully formed.
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This story was originally published on March 31, 2015: Spoiler alert: Your favorite celebs were not sprung, fully formed, from the Hollywood Hills, ready to be seen on screen.
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Visionary art is often understood as having sprung, fully formed, from the artist's head, but the truth is that Rabinowitch is a remarkable craftsman who painstakingly constructs his imagery.
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Though 2018 found lead singer Adrianne Lenker and guitarist Buck Meek releasing solo albums but their third, the understated and near-mystical U.F.O.F. is their most fully-formed yet.
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Often, it's my best friend who knows that I need to talk — that it's time to close the drift — before the thought is even fully formed in my mind.
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Shamir arrived three years ago, fully formed, highly evolved — a queer, confident and stylish Las Vegas teenager playing dance-pop with punk spirit, an avatar for a progressive era.
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Adults, whose brains are fully formed, have far fewer and there are some pockets remaining - including in the hippocampus, a part of the brain involved in memory and learning.
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That's why Facebook will soon outsource some of its toughest content moderation problems to a new, much-anticipated but not yet fully formed outside group: its independent oversight board.
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But while it may not feel as fully formed or original as Life Is Strange, Remember Me definitely deserves to be, well... remembered — and if we're lucky, revisited someday.
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If in 2016 his foreign-policy thinking was underbaked, then in 2019 he stands as one of the few candidates with a fully formed vision for American foreign policy.
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Series emerge fully formed from "writers' rooms" after a collaborative content creation process (say goodbye to the traditional book writing process in which each work is drafted by one person).
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The 2010 release of the iPad, arriving mostly fully formed as a larger variation of the iPhone, had a weird way of glossing over decades of work in tablet computing.
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They're less fully formed characters than caricatures tasked with relaying a Cliff's Notes version of an era when the tectonic plates of American culture were in full-on earthquake mode.
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Though Trump's team isn't fully formed, it is clear that so far he has chosen names close to the business world, even if that means that some lack political experience.
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"The fact that [Lara Jean] is portrayed with such care — as a fully formed human being, never reduced to the stereotypes we're often subjected to — astounded me," Samantha Tan said.
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So Sedric is less a fully formed vehicle, and more of an idea board from which the company can pick and choose as it develops new cars in the future.
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The episode, co-written by Aziz Ansari and Lena Waithe, was a triple threat — a complex and beautiful story about women, people of color, and a fully-formed LGBTQ+ protagonist.
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In its 10 years, the MCU has shown that it knows how to deliver a fully formed, entertaining superhero blockbuster, with the best of the genre aspiring to something more.
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A photo released Thursday by Idaho Fish and Game shows the big cat had another set of fully-formed teeth and whiskers growing out of the top of its head.
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"666 (Upsidedowncross)," fully formed where most of the album lives in fluttery doodle territory, juxtaposes glowing guitar pluck against a drum track that evokes water droplets in a dank cave.
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Days later, the couple began to notice her special highlights fully formed, which they have now come to greatly appreciate, although they question what her true hair color will become.
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These performers may be a far cry from fully-formed opera singers, but if they draw new audiences to the world of professional opera that can be no bad thing.
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"What Do You Mean It's 1985?" is so fully-formed and confident in its embrace of schmaltz that it bypasses irony and goes straight for the gut and the feels.
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From then on, the two have been making songs together, first as rough demos and then, after an A&R showed interest in releasing a project, as fully formed compositions.
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"Not the Boy" is shorter still, but its club-ready beat and more involved lyrics make it seem like a fully formed song rather than a late-night SoundCloud hit.
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Now, as a self-described "fully formed" adult, she has returned to the city and, specifically, to the Upper West Side, for its energy and its closeness to the stage.
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He had emerged from nowhere, fully formed, already one of the best college running backs of all time and already more famous than most of the athletes in Edwards's collective.
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Unlike XXXTentacion, who thrilled in abrasion, Lil Peep sounded like a fully formed pop star almost from the start, slowed only by emerging from a scene most hadn't heard about.
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But was anybody ready for his debut album — self-recorded three years ago with his quintet, Good Vibes, and released by Blue Note in May — to be so fully formed?
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"The spectacle of professional hockey landed fully formed onto the artificial ice, all out of proportion to the existing pond-hockey tradition," he wrote in 2013 for The Seattle Times.
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In an attempt to mollify the protesters, he offered prayers for those killed and announced plans for economic reform under the new government, which has yet to be fully formed.
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The simulation revealed several structures that make up a fully-formed tornado, including the streamwise vorticity current (SVC), thought to be a main driver of the tornadic activity (seen in yellow).
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To see the viewpoint of a confused, horny, pubescent young woman reminds us that we didn't all spring out of the womb with a fully-formed idea of sex and sexuality.
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Bridgette arrives on screen fully formed, with complex outlooks on sex, mothering, and the proper amount of maple syrup to shoot into one's mouth in the wee hours of the morning.
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The eggs are internally fertilized with the male's sperm, and after a 10 to 25 day gestation period, he churns out a brood (clutch, litter, swarm?) of tiny, fully-formed seahorses.
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Rather than suggesting that the scene sprang fully formed from an auteur's imagination, "78/52" starts with the pages of the Robert Bloch novel which were the basis of the scene.
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Where Hamilton feels like it emerged, fully formed, from modern pop music's subconscious, Tamar sometimes sounds like it hails from a world where pop music followed a very different evolutionary path.
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My least favorite received idea about writing is that one must find one's voice, as if it's there inside you, fully formed and ready to turn on like a player piano.
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His second official mixtape was as fully formed and intentional as a major label-backed studio album, boasting songs that gleefully blur the lines between soul, funk, juke, and hip-hop.
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But generally, when the beans are fully formed and get to be the size of large lima beans (each pod will have six or eight), they taste and look better naked.
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Photo: GettyDIUx is an initiative by the Department of Defense that has set up in Silicon Valley to incubate special projects and it's starting to roll out some fully formed concepts.
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Eight all-girl troops have been fully formed in Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and Westchester County, according to Boy Scout officials, and 22017 other troops are in various stages of formation.
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And when singers don't arrive with a fully formed idea of their characters, or the vocal resources to fill them, the machine's smooth planes coldly project their hesitancy into the auditorium.
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If I can make them feel all those things, then I don't mind if they think I'm hot, because I am a fully formed human being with a range of qualities.
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Even more rarely, Dr. Casal said, the late split is asymmetrical, meaning one side of the embryo grows into a fully formed individual and the other becomes an extra body part.
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They found that the particles did not disappear from the mosquitoes' systems after the insects moved between life stages and started to fly, and were present inside the fully formed insects.
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I don't want them to look at me as a "fully formed person" who's being paid to talk to them, but the girl I was when I was 21 years old.
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One bleach job, a seemingly ever-present wash of glossy red lipstick, and a few surgical tweaks later, Monroe emerged fully formed as the biggest movie star of the 20th century.
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When you look at another character that I think is doing quite well on Netflix, the "Miranda Sings, Haters Back Off" show, that's a fully-formed, fully-developed character on YouTube.
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It's out with the old ideas that have seen the party sink to its lowest point in decades, and in with the new, even if those ideas aren't yet fully formed.
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Passengers masquerades as a heartwarming story about the power of love — in space — but it doesn't have a single fully formed thought rattling around in its glossy, sexy, inadvertently creepy head.
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Adidas, for one, has started to use a remarkable form of it called "digital light synthesis" to produce the soles of trainers, pulling them fully formed from a vat of liquid polymer.
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Both House and Senate Republican leaders also now promote bringing fully formed bills to the floor on major issues to bypass the committee and amendment processes, which in theory would foster compromise.
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There are too many members to list, and a huge part of the group's appeal is that each contributor is their own fully-formed artist, adding a unique perspective to each track.
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Depictions of these pilots and their tasks have been portrayed again and again in Hollywood, lending to a not fully formed view of what these pilots endure and the training they undergo.
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I was also 20 [when River died] and my brain wasn't fully formed and how I could process and move forward and continue to be okay, was to also stow that away.
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Stone had a point of view, but he also let the characters have their own fully formed views about the world — to the point where the villain became, for some, the hero.
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The development kit also isn't a fully formed idea in the sense that it gives developers a thing to play with and leaves it to them to find the best use case.
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And that some candidates who don't get a lot of mainstream media attention or have a following in the polls, like John Delaney and Andrew Yang, have fully formed and interesting proposals.
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While Jennifer Aniston is out here teaching America that it is possible to be a fully-formed woman with no children, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are having another public face-off.
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German officials said the battalion in Lithuania, which includes over 200 tanks and other ground vehicles, will be fully formed by June 2017, including troops from Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway and Luxembourg.
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Zika causes severe disability in babies by attacking developing stem cells in the brain - but in adults, whose brains are fully formed, it often causes no more than mild flu-like symptoms.
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When I finally started cleaning out my own head, the woman I found myself to be was more fully formed than the person I had masqueraded as since birth had ever been.
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Usually, if a villain is presented to us, fully formed and ready to kill or betray or do villainous stuff with a cackle, we aren't going to be transfixed by their character.
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With sharp writing, acting, and some gorgeous directing on their side, everyone on Insecure feels like a fully formed person, making everything the characters do — no matter how seemingly banal — endlessly compelling.
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With three fully formed and officially released songs, one song leading a Dior campaign and several more teased via Instagram, at 2015's midpoint there was no reason to anticipate a delay.
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The launch of Apple's Beats 1 station last year revived radio with its programming, exclusives and artist led shows, but the station didn't spring fully formed from Tim Cook's meticulously coiffured head.
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The five-piece arrived seemingly fully formed on the LA scene last year with retro-sharp style and a velvet sound that feels like the lovechild of The Internet and The Cardigans.
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Sánchez, a Chilean, arrived fully formed; the bond is not quite as strong as it was with van Persie, a Dutchman who was signed as a prodigy and blossomed into a star.
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One day, four months after his divorce, he looked up and he saw Kathryn, his assistant, just there, fully formed, no emotional need for him to graft onto and try to fill.
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It feels more like political vendetta than fully formed policy, since last week's action made it harder for California to deal with smog and this week's could penalize California for its smog.
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But by the time the fully formed Joker started whining to a captive audience that "everybody is awful, and nobody's civil anymore," the only thing I could think was: Is that it?
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By not linking to Slate or the Verge or VICE or BuzzFeed or The Guardian, the Times makes it seem like its own reporting has emerged fully formed from the institution's forehead.
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Y., asked if senators could possibly render "a fully formed verdict in this case" without first hearing from Bolton and other witnesses, such as acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Egyptian culture appeared to have emerged fully formed and to have disappeared almost as suddenly, but its 3,000-year history cast a long shadow over later centuries and is felt even today.
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In fact, it would be a full decade until Pose, Vida and Euphoria would show up to portray members of the LGBTQIA+ community as fully-formed and nuanced (and diverse) human beings.
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I'd begun to see my body as an outward expression of the follow-through I associated with maturity, a state of being where desires were fully formed and big questions had answers.
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We'd rather see drama and consequences play out in their real lives than see them continue on a predictable trajectory, because we already see them as entertainment rather than fully formed people.
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In many big-budget games, the desire to spit, shine, and polish removes the rough edges, raw ideas that might not be fully formed but are interesting enough to be worth exploring.
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"The split decision by the appellate court tragically says it is acceptable to rip a fully formed living unborn child, limb by limb, from her mother's womb," she said in a written statement.
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Some of his provocations, like a paranoid riff on vaccinations, seem less than fully formed; and the show loses its comic zest in some of his fogeyish umbrage over sensitivity to transgender people.
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I don't have a fully formed manifesto here, just a sort of rumbling feeling that the dominance of the smartphone made us (and the companies that make them) take the desktop for granted.
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Because if Mario sprung from Nintendo fully formed rather than gestating in a womb like the rest of us (as his lack of belly button would imply), then why would he need nipples?
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The features all point to Instagram creating a more fully formed experience where users can do a large portion of their shopping through the platform, just in time for the holidays this year.
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He happens to be better than many parts of it; the writing and production puts so much thought into carefully crafting this autistic character that the people around him aren't always fully formed.
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Many rappers or singers will go through a beat and do a reference track where they plot out different cadences; with Makonnen, most of the hooks are fully formed from the first take.
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You'll hear it stirring when Jon asks her about dragon glass; a more fully formed version sneaks in north of the wall when Daenerys rescues Jon's team from the Army of the Dead.
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It turns out the Pacific beetle cockroach (Diploptera punctata)—a small, coffee bean-looking species—is actually viviparous, meaning it delivers offspring that are fully-formed and live, instead of incubated within eggs.
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Fund managers now have to bring their best ideas, fully formed and described in detail in glossy pitch books, outlining to their investors exactly how they plan to drive up a company's stock.
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But, even within this studio, Solange keeps these details close: The record will likely arrive into the world fully formed at some mysterious and unexpected moment, like a meteor cratering into the culture.
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Is it possible that we live in a world so secretly magical that something as wondrous as Big Lebowski 2 could just materialize in our lives, fully formed, without any warning at all?
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But although Virginia's legislature was under Democratic control in the early 1990s, supporters' case "had not yet been developed to the point of being a fully formed argument for ERA ratification," McCoy said.
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But he's done the most important thing a biographer can do: He's created a fully formed character in these pages, honoring not only her brilliance but the rough edges that made her human.
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Behold what's likely to be the final album of Taylor Swift's Middle Period, the era in which she jettisoned her country-prodigy training wheels and became a fully formed, ideologically neutral pop star.
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Some of his provocations, like a paranoid riff on vaccinations, seem less than fully formed; and the show loses its comic zest in some of his fogyish umbrage over sensitivity to transgender people.
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Studies of cognitive brain development prove otherwise, showing that brains are fully formed for "cold cognition," or reasoned, deliberate decision making, by age 16, which is the kind of thinking needed for voting.
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Winner: FREDERICK DOUGLASS: Prophet of Freedom, by David W. Blight (Simon & Schuster) "Douglass cultivated the fiction that he was 'self-made' and had sprung fully formed from his own forehead," our reviewer wrote.
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" She turns to her mom for help, and Angelyna Martinez-Boyd chimes in with a more fully-formed answer: "Luna has an edgy looking side to her brand, which is completely who she is.
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This is the first time CRISPR has been used on a fully formed adult human, and scientists are hoping that this will help their patient fend off a deadly type of lung cancer. 5.
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A baby boy who underwent multiple surgeries and treatments in the first months of his life finally went home after being born with a rare condition that left him without a fully formed anus.
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The angular shape contrasts with the straight sides of Sneferu's Red Pyramid just to the north, the first of ancient Egypt's fully formed pyramids and the next step toward the Great Pyramid of Giza.
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Literally: He refers to them as an acronym, TPRM, as if Trump emerged fully formed from a Federalist Society laboratory and had not spent the entire 2016 campaign kicking Republican orthodoxy in the teeth.
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It's not subtle, but it primes us for the jet-black latter half of VICE, where the Cheney many remember with disgust finally emerges from his seersucker cocoon as a fully-formed political sociopath.
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This time, he and McCord focused on hiring "fully formed adults," in their words, go-getters who put the company's interests ahead of their own egos, showed initiative without being asked and embraced accountability.
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"I think a lot of people have this feeling that Netflix has sprung fully formed into this 150 million subscriber company, which is making its own TV shows and its own movies," Randolph said.
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Released 16 years ago this summer, X-Men was the first fully formed entry in the modern superhero movie canon, and it played a major role in launching the current comic book movie boom.
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Ms. Halliday didn't exactly emerge fully-formed out of nowhere — she published a short story in The Paris Review in 2005, and forged connections in the literary world through her work as an agent.
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Jeffrey was born with a mild case of spina bifida, a birth defect in which the spinal column is not fully formed, and in 1998 underwent surgery that left him disabled and brain damaged.
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It's made me realize that anyone who doesn't have a fully- formed oppositional view to the national security state and the stomach to fight for that view, is just going to be absolutely rolled.
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By the time he arrived at stardom — cemented by back-to-back Oscar nominations for The Hurt Locker and The Town (2010) — he seemed mature, fully formed, confident in his skill and his role.
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Many, if not most, Democrats plan to vote present, arguing that the resolution up for a vote is not anything like a fully formed piece of legislation and has not even received a hearing.
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Although Wonder Woman appeared fully formed in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, her upcoming solo film will travel back a century to reveal exactly how she became the badass warrior we know and love.
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The sees the company builder fund individuals "pre-company," recruiting them to the program before they have a team or fully formed idea, purely on the basis of their tech skills and/or domain expertise.
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The promising handset launched with some solid specs and a handful of add-ons that made it the most fully formed modular handset to date — which, granted, isn't saying a whole heck of a lot.
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Lara once again feels like a woman who was not birthed from a womb, but rather sprung from the mind of a patriarch, fully formed, like your modern-day Athena in a ripped tank top.
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Uber is working on its own infrastructure plan, and now German startup Volocopter is ready to show off its own vision for a fully formed urban "air taxi" system, coming to a city near you.
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It's all in service to a very subversive, occasionally charming story that appears to have sprung fully formed from Rogen's fevered brain (even though he spent a decade on it, and has three co-screenwriters).
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His parents had been working towards relocating from Colombia to Florida, where they could watch their son play, develop as a player, and emerge from IMG as both a professional and a fully formed adult.
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But I do not think it is a secret to say that before my son was born I was a fully formed adult with interests and hobbies and a career I worked hard to build.
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Clementine, in series one of The Walking Dead, is a child and so more innocent than a fully formed adult person; Resident Evil 4's Ashley Graham is the president's daughter and thus more precious.
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Doby was in his first full season and yet was a fully formed monster at the plate—and then there's the whole being the AL version of Jackie Robinson thing he had to contend with.
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Areaware Little Food Puzzles, $45-$105While others are working on puzzles of boring landscapes and scenery, your recipient will be puzzling over how to create a fully formed cheese puff, bowl of ramen, or broccoli.
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All the long bones from the wings and legs showed signs of ossification, the process of laying down the minerals to form bones, but the ends of wing bones were not fully formed or mineralized.
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But, in a piece like ALIEN LANDSCAPE #1, it's anyone's guess what type of kitbashing Blanché deployed, if he used any at all, because it looks like it oozed out of his imagination fully formed.
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His solo work is relatively subdued, harkening back to his days of remixing XXYYXX tracks, but his psychedelic sing-raps are fully formed and more polished than ever on his recently released debut Until Then.
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" USA Today's Maeve McDermott said the album was a "fully formed look at a singer in love, and in control," while Jon Caramanica at the New York Times called it "bombastic, unexpected and sneakily potent.
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She speaks much the way she writes — her thoughts come out fully formed and organized, eloquent but somehow compact, like a seasoned radio host or professor (she was the latter for many years while writing).
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The cast of subordinates who flit in and out of her life—her handlers, her ex-husbands and her fans—are written not as fully-formed human beings but as reflections of the Garland mystique.
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While many policy ideas have murky origins, vouchers emerged fully formed from a single, brilliant essay published in 1955 by Milton Friedman, the free-market godfather later to be awarded a Nobel Prize in Economics.
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This is not about rejecting the administrative state — it's about ensuring the judicial branch plays the role it was meant to play under Article III of the Constitution and fully formed in Marbury v. Madison.
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It turns out the pair work best independently, bringing their respective songs to the table when they're more or less fully formed, workshopping the compositions here and there but leaving each other's lyrics well alone.
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She may break more laws than are worth counting in the process, but this sort of contradiction does not make her an antihero as much as it makes her a fully formed, if TV-ready, character.
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A robust mix of reggaeton and trap, with a smattering of pop for good measure, Famouz presents him as a fully formed performer with a firm grasp on his process and the execution of his ideas.
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But more often, a wheel of casu marzu is a happy accident—happy, if you like maggot cheese, that is—that results from a random fly laying her eggs before the cheese rind is fully formed.
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If the perfect idea were to fight its way through development today, there's only a tiny chance that there would be a partner to meet it and eventually produce a fully formed male pill from it.
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The more we can put the people working on these games up beside CGI trailers and compelling gameplay footage, the better people can understand that it's not just a mass machine that produces fully-formed objects.
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Looking back, I can't really describe Newt as having a character arc at all — we're introduced to him fully formed, and just kind of get to see him run around and do his magic creature thing.
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He would squint at the teleprompter for a moment, read a fully formed English sentence with correct grammar and multisyllabic words ... and then grin, look out at the audience, and fire off a few hortatory exclamations.
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While you can of course purchase fully formed controllers and adapters from the company that let your retro consoles ride the wireless wave of the future, not everyone is ready to part with their original hardware.
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Like you've said in the past, a lot of them are condescending, like, "I can't believe that Teen Vogue has a grown-up writing about these president things," but it really is a fully formed voice.
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That provides an opportunity to go back in and look at these characters even more as fully formed human beings, as opposed to being kind of overwhelmed by the surprise and the shock of the story.
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Actually, the protagonist of the book, "Tying and Fishing the Riffling Hitch," is not even a fully formed knot, but a technique of adding an extra couple of loops, or "hitches," before cinching a knot tight.
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Lee announced himself, practically fully formed, as someone who intended to do for Brooklyn not only what Woody Allen did for Manhattan but also what James Joyce did for Dublin, what Borges did for Buenos Aires.
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While arguing that Mr. Trump should be taken seriously on education because he wants to cut college costs and improve schools, Mr. Hess said Mr. Trump's pronouncements so far were not based on fully formed policy.
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With its timeless country-twinged swing, lonesome fiddle, and mournfully heartfelt lyrics, it's one of the best standalone songs of his catalog, and it set the stage for his most fully-formed and ambitious LP yet.
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Last night, Donald Glover performed his new single "This Is America" midway through a successful appearance on Saturday Night Live (where, graduating from fledgling to fully-formed polymath, he did double-duty as host and musical guest).
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Certainly at this moment there's the churning perennial hype machine, and the fact that a young writer so fully formed has released two excellent books in short order is practically a wailing siren that she deserves attention.
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And rather than gaining ground incrementally once he came back en route to his climactic Masters triumph, the rejuvenated star emerged fully formed, like Athena springing from the head of Zeus, from the moment he resumed play.
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His inexperience is meant to tamp down actual production, but in ways 20-year-old's before him have merely tantalized, Tatum often looks like any other fully-formed All-Star methodically working his way through complex responsibilities.
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That being said, many artists hailing from these countries were able to share their ideas here, where they found fertile ground to develop fully formed worlds of meaning, and, in this respect, the biennial is a success.
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Perez has said for months that he hoped to make debate guidelines public before the field of Democratic candidates is fully formed in an effort to avoid the calls of bias that plagued the committee in 2016.
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The major players number more than a dozen, all invested with touching humanity, and they arrive with such convincing, fully formed résumés, it's hard to resist Googling a couple of them to see if they're real people.
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As VR (and its cousin, 360-degree video) slowly make inroads into the mainstream, Samsung stands ready with a fully formed VR ecosystem with its Gear VR headset as well as the new, ball-shaped Gear 360 camera.
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If Drake began to allow fully formed women's voices into his songs – not simply on the hooks – he might find himself creatively exploring new territory instead of making the same sad lonely boy record, over and over again.
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And that's why 99.9%, Kaytranada's debut full-length for XL, is so impressive: it's fully formed and confident, the clear product of a single person's vision and taste even as it hops between sounds and guests with abandon.
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The update is rolling out today Google Photos will send you a notification offering up a fully formed album curated with the best photos and videos from your latest excursion along with maps and location pins already included.
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Among the works representing Parmigianino's fully formed style are two large canvases — the altarpiece "San Rocco With the Donor Baldassare della Torre da Milano" (from Bologna) and "The Conversion of Saul" (from Vienna), both containing striking landscape elements.
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There's strong impetus from both sides for getting a deal done, as Uber seeks to lock up the market before it's fully formed, and the budding unicorn startups work to secure the funding to match their hyperaccelerated growth.
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From the whimsical disco of "M," to the the balmy motorik pulsations of "I, Pt. 2," to the slinky dub pop of "T," he's expanded his horizon to make what is his most fully-formed album to date.
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The problem is that the two families at the center of this story, the Bayer-Boatwrights and the Shokranis, don't always feel like fully formed people navigating the cyclone of political and cultural upheaval we call contemporary life.
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It was the perfect document of a band coming out fully formed and confident, with songs so expertly crafted and digestible that they separated themselves from the slew of others who cite Neil Young and Wilco as influences.
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And frankly, I wouldn't be surprised to see the company attempting to differentiate itself with a more fully formed version of Sense Companion, in much the same way that Samsung has with its admittedly still half-baked Bixby offering.
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So to compare present relationships to past, to hold onto less fully-formed versions of ourselves, perhaps as a means to justify immature behavior or old habits, is not only dangerous but also damaging, to present partners and ourselves.
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Instead, the show's awkward balance between tragically adult situations and the final vestiges of childhood enables us to view the "bad" girls of Madison as, surprisingly, just what they are: living, breathing human teen girls — not yet fully formed.
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As soon as one of these nasty epithets appears, loud and fully formed, but from somewhere else, as if my brain's a receiver picking up unwanted pirate broadcasts from a remote radio mast, I react in disgust to it.
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There's strong impetus for getting a deal done from both sides, as Uber seeks to lock up the market before it's fully formed and the budding unicorn startups work to secure the funding to match their hyper-accelerated growth.
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Under CEO John Krafcik, the former Google self-driving team has evolved from a humble science project to a fully formed company with four specific targets to deploy its technology: ride-hailing, logistics, privately owned vehicles, and public transportation.
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The Facebook billionaire and reported pesky neighbor appears to be turning his Palo Alto estate into a fully-formed compound by razing four neighboring homes and building four smaller structures—including one that could be a damn doomsday bunker.
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Its aesthetic left-turn is consistently compelling and fully formed, troubling the concept of Arctic Monkeys as the stadium headliners that they became after the release of AM as well as the notion that they're rock music's great saviours.
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While we all can agree now that 2017 sucks, a hundred years ago they had high hopes for the millennium to come: flying cars, cities made of glass bubbles, weird machines that spat out fully formed food items, etc.
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But even when bullshit is staring you right in the eye, it still takes mettle to call it out for what it is, and present yourself fully formed, with complete self-acceptance, and dare people to say anything otherwise.
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They say that Y.A. lacks moral ambiguity; that it is too dark; that it doesn't depict empowered female sexuality; that it is populated by fields of sparkly vampires; that it sprang fully formed from the head of John Green.
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The precocious New Zealand singer and songwriter, who was born Ella Yelich-O'Connor, emerged in 2013, when she was sixteen, with a fully formed sound and perspective that, ostensibly, stood in stark contrast to the musical landscape around her.
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But from what he saw in the "Beirut" trailer, the plotline does not appear to make efforts to dissect the time's political complexities — using a fictional militia, for example — nor does it show Lebanese people as fully formed characters.
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The administration is going to face many more difficult moments like this as its steps up competition with China, but its actions thus far suggest that it doesn't have a fully formed plan for how to manage the task.
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But amateur filmmakers like Emma Davis, Megan Mixon and Renee Bouchard also write, shoot and edit scripted series in which Breyer horses experience high-stakes drama and dialogue as fully formed characters (aided by human voice-over and hands).
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Rooney, from the moment he emerged, almost fully formed, as a 16-year-old, has received as much scrutiny from the front pages of the news media as the sports sections, more than any English player since David Beckham.
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But the public's impression of the mother-daughter pair was probably more fully formed, fairly or not, by the film "Postcards from the Edge," the script of which Ms. Fisher adapted from her autobiographical novel of the same name.
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" At William Morrow, a spokeswoman said Mr. Mallory's novel was well underway before "Saving April" was published and noted that "the outline of 'The Woman in the Window,' including characters and main plot points, was fully formed by Sept.
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With 11 people in the group, even if it was just a character piece with a couple of speaking roles and a handful of people in the background, they were fantastic at making those minor roles fully-formed characters.
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She can be a one-woman army – her nickname, after all, is "The Calvary" – but she's also a fully formed character, and we're happy to see her kicking butt, dealing with her many personal dramas or dropping the occasional quip.
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Norton's performance is, as per usual, outstanding, and Lionel is a fully formed character—not one we sympathize with because of his Tourette's, but one we empathize with as a flawed, deeply human protagonist struggling to do the right thing.
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You see, Thomas is a man (one of many, really) who claims to have seen bright, inexplicable lights shoot down from the sky, lights similar to the ones that others claim to leave fully formed crop circles in their wake.
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Once the characters transcend being a mere archetype and actually become complex, fully formed, believable, and popular personalities, the commercial tendency is to either arrest their development or totally change them under the same trademark name to regenerate interest in them.
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It blew my mind, the fact that there had been this fully formed, really interesting, colorful feminist movement on the internet the exact same time that I was coming of age online, and I just couldn't believe that I'd missed it.
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Seles, however, was just coming into her own and did not yet have a fully formed persona; Graf, who turned pro at thirteen and had been around for a decade, was much more self-possessed, and more of a known quantity.
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I only ask for 70 percent of any and all royalties from the finished work, and the opportunity to never again consider the prospect of sticking my hand in a womb full of tiny sharks with tiny, but fully-formed, teeth.
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Too many Americans still think of abortion as a medieval procedure in which a white-coated doctor stands at the edge of an exam table, armed with clamps, ready to pry a nearly fully formed baby from a woman's womb.
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Which is part of what makes the fully-formed emergence of Pain of Mind—released on Ascetic House because, as he told The Wire, so as to "not take up space on the PTP platform with my own stuff"—so surprising.
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That Trump's son-in-law and top White House adviser Jared Kushner was, at one stage, undertaking diplomatic efforts outside the usual State Department channels only fueled the impression that the Trump administration was approaching China without a fully formed strategy.
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The southern gastric brooding frog, indigenous to the mountains of Queensland in eastern Australia, thrilled herpetologists with its unusual reproductive system: Females swallowed their eggs, which hatched in the stomach, only to be vomited into the world as fully formed froglets.
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It has resurrected a powerful, almost transcendent, myth of the author as removed from the realities of time and space, a creator whose novels spring from her head armored and fully formed, a theorist of her own conditions of existence.
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Thirty-two years ago, the cartoonist Alison Bechdel proposed a test to determine whether a movie portrayed girls and women as fully formed characters: Does it have two female characters who talk to each other about something other than a man?
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There are perplexing bird analogies (the beautiful sisters look at Lydia, "their expressions ranging like a quarrel of sparrows"; "Mami's cry, a shrill, corporeal thing, it bubbles out of her like a fully formed bird and it flies, but Mami doesn't").
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"Meghan doesn't fit the mold, while Kate was groomed for this," says the source, who adds that Meghan was a "fully formed person" when she joined the royal family, while Kate was still in college when she met fellow student William.
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READ: Small clinics are fighting for their lives under Trump's abortion rules In advocating solely for burial or cremation, proponents of the law are making a deeper argument: A fetus deserves the same treatment as a fully formed human being.
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She talks so fast, like a movie star from the '21s, no hesitations, as if the thoughts came to her fully formed with built-in metaphors, or sometimes just as straight-up metaphors in which the actual is never fully explained.
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It was always connected to some line about how incredible it was that the writer-director brothers seemed to appear so fully formed out of nowhere, with a movie that so perfectly encapsulates a certain feeling of New York City.
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There are very few people, and unfortunately they exist so everybody gets their own impression, but there are few people who spring fully formed, be able to write good sentences and report and hit the scene at the age of 22.
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Singaporean motivations when demanding representation stem from the same place: a desire to be portrayed in all our complex, nuanced, contradictory glory; to recognize ourselves onscreen, and for others to recognize us as the fully formed people and community that we are.
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Releasing "Twenty//Three" at the start of the year, his devastatingly brilliant debut track seemed to arrive fully formed, ready to book-end the career of Britain's next great auteur, placing his low-lit sonic somewhere between Jai Paul, twigs, and Sampha.
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It was the White House taking point on a priority, but it also offered legislators basic principles to build upon rather than trying to stuff a fully-formed bill down legislators' throats, as in the case of the initial ACA replacement bill.
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When Armoire first emerged from MIT's accelerator program back in 2016, the company's vision was already fully formed — combine StitchFix and Rent the Runway to give women a low-cost, sustainable way to get a high-fashion, high-functioning wardrobe for every day.
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Although Whitten has stated that his sculpture has "been the single most important influence on [his] paintings' plasticity," the sculpture should never be dismissed as mere sketches for the more serious paintings, but addressed on its own terms as a fully formed practice.
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For neural networks that process images, the idea has been to feed new images into the AI and then visualize what each layer detects in the image, from vague outlines at the lowest layer to fully formed images at the top output layer.
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But O'Rourke has yet to pair his natural political advantage on immigration with a fully formed policy platform that goes beyond the standard Democratic talking points of comprehensive immigration reform and a path to citizenship for undocumented people living in the United States.
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Though most researchers think it evolved in situ from non-living chemicals, a few favour the idea that this evolution happened elsewhere and that living things, in the form of bacteria, were carried to Earth fully formed, inside objects of this sort.
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The zesty appetizers that make up "Confusions" (which despite being one of Mr. Ayckbourn's most performed works is only now having its New York premiere) demonstrate that this writer's sensibility was fully formed years ago, when he was a mere stripling of 35.
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But perhaps the film's most frightening aspect is the fact that these increasingly powerful tools don't just spring from the ether (or womb) fully formed: They are designed by people who imbue them with their own flaws, social constructs, and unconscious biases.
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And if, in its antisurveillance capacity, the hood plays with the visual rhetoric of menace, it is heir to a tradition in teen dressing stretching back to the birth of the teenager, when he arrived fully formed in leather jacket and bluejeans.
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Missile tests presided over by a grinning Kim Jong Un. Propaganda from North Korea comes to us fully formed and almost alluring in its opacity: a finished product that has been carefully constructed to convey an idealized image of strength and unity.
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In the intervening weeks, our picture of the S8 has become pretty fully formed, both through official announcements from the company and a number of seemingly legit leaks that it — whether intended or otherwise — hasn't done a great job keeping under control.
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The creation of an apparatus that gives sensory qualities to virtual objects is certainly an ambitious undertaking, and much like the blind men in the parable, Hu had to investigate different aspects of the project before putting together a fully formed work.
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There's a retro feel/taste to flavored condoms: They're the kind you bought in the very early days of your sexual awakening, when you figured choosing flavored condoms over normal ones meant you were a fully formed, experienced, and adventurous sexual being.
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But perhaps even more importantly, everyone involved — from the stars to the makeup artists to the brands — has a vested interest in maintaining the illusion that celebs appear on red carpets as exquisite, fully formed goddesses, without the taint of commercial gain.
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The public-private hybrid of today started to emerge in the 1980s, when Medicare was set up by a left-leaning government, and then fully formed in the 2140s, when center-right governments introduced more incentives for people to buy private health insurance.
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"In the Blood," the most fully formed, Tom Petty-esque track from "The Search for Everything," is a sort of self-baptism, with Mr. Mayer singing big questions with no answers: How much of my mother has my mother left in me?
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An examination of his early, formative years finds that he swam in the liberal waters of Columbia and Harvard and rebelled against the dominant thinking to develop a fully formed conservative philosophy that has propelled him to the threshold of the Supreme Court.
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They're romantic and cinematic in a way that can only come fully-formed from the West Coast – splashes of pop sheen, but without being too sickly or clinical; tinges of melancholia, but without the bleakness present in the music of colder, faster cities.
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But when I look back on that record, the image I have in my head is going back to an apple tree in late July/early August, and plucking an apple when it's fully formed, but it's a month before it's ripe.
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A note regarding the history of institutional collecting is also important: We forget that the collections we visit now did not appear fully-formed, and that interrelationships between collections play a vital part in the construction of ambitious shows such as this.
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Fischli and Weiss's ludic spirit emerged fully formed with their first collaboration, in Zurich in 290, in a series of photographs of doll-scale tableaus — a car accident, a fashion show, a rug store — made mostly from bologna, knackwurst, salami and other processed meats.
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So when you've got these very fully formed male identities, and everyone knows you as men — you've got children, and relationships, and a spouse, and employment, and all of this based on your male identity — to kind of take that off is very difficult.
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Despite a running time under 15 minutes, Dear Angelica is a fully formed piece created for VR, in VR. It's directed by former Pixar artist Saschka Unseld, with art from illustrator Wesley Allsbrook, using a drawing tool called Quill that was developed for the project.
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But what the pundits decried—his contempt for conservative orthodoxy, his dystopian vision, bigotry, anti-intellectualism and egomania—now looks like a fully formed, stunningly successful campaign which, if it has not rewritten the rules of electioneering, got away with flouting most of them.
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Unlike the sunset weather effect, a fog map turns PUBG into a significantly different kind of game, and that difference is what is going to keep this community involved in the game until it emerges, fully formed, from Early Access sometime later this year.
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According to a spokesperson for the festival, the dude kicked off his bizarre, pro-meat protest in the middle of an event for kids—because apparently all the toddlers with fully-formed opinions on factory farming or whatever needed to be taught a lesson.
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The Conners may be in a uniquely unfortunate position, having to escape the dark shadow cast by its former star, but it also has a unique advantage in characters who come fully formed, with a history and 10 seasons of story to draw from.
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But his trajectory from angry nerd to full-blown neo-Nazi is relatively straightforward: He had a few preconceived notions about race, and went further and further down the rabbit hole and emerged a fully formed neo-Nazi by the time of Trump's election.
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And they were not so much questions as a fully formed, wild-eyed conspiracy theory: Would the conference, some fans were already asking, use the system to safeguard what is most important for the league: its ability to play in the College Football Playoff?
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They're like Marvel's Avengers, a troupe of dauntless young intellects in flame-retardant suits, driving vehicles that have sprung fully formed from the imaginations of every kid who ever fashioned a superhero cape out of a bedsheet — which, of course, was all of us.
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After the notably dark "Prisoner of Azkaban," Potter went PG-13 with the fourth film in the series, in which Harry and his compatriots navigate a dangerous magical tournament, and the snarling Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) is seen fully formed for the first time.
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Slap Shots Vegas is aiming to be the first franchise in a major North American professional league to win a title in its first season since the 1950 Cleveland Browns, who entered the N.F.L. as a fully formed team after four seasons in the A.A.F.C.
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This, too, makes sense: When a candidate purposefully inflames his followers with stories about murderous doctors tearing fully formed babies from their mothers' bodies; when he suggests that those doctors, and maybe those women, deserve to be punished for their sins, what do we expect will happen?
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On the same day that Colleen Tidd found out that her son, Joseph, would be born without a fully formed left arm, she stumbled upon the Florida chapter of the Lucky Fin Project, a support network made up of people with a variety of limb differences.
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This is the point where you hear about a "shadow FCC" that began forming its own net neutrality rules within the executive — and it's probably at least partly true: time was short, and the administration needed to make a case and hand it over fully formed.
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It is one way rap stars are made today, and may be for the foreseeable future — not by triumphing over other rhymeslingers in Darwinian fashion, but by arriving to the genre as a fully formed personality, and then learning how to shrink-wrap that personality around beats.
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Another example of early work from an artist who's now having a serious second act, this mix by the venerable DJ Harvey, recorded back when he was the late night resident of London's Ministry of Sound, demonstrates the DJ's eclectic disco-heavy already arriving fully-formed.
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Charles M. Blow Allow me a moment of personal indulgence: When I began writing a column many years ago, it quickly dawned on me that although I had strong and firm views on some things, there were many others about which my opinions weren't fully formed.
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And I wanted to look as fully formed as he did in that picture, in black pleated pants, a matching T-shirt and an unbuttoned safari jacket, all of which Kimmel had put on an old man so that younger ones like me might pay attention.
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" Swift replies, "There are definitely moments when it's like this cloud of an idea comes and just lands in front of your face, and you reach up and grab it...there are mystical, magical moments, inexplicable moments when an idea that is fully formed just pops into your head.
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The standouts include Letitia Wright as T'Challa's younger sister, the tech-savvy Shuri; Winston Duke as Mbaku, leader of a rival tribe; and Get Out's Daniel Kaluuya as W'Kabi — a character whose story may have been truncated in the script, but who seems fully formed in Kaluuya's performance.
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The numerous and drastically varied political interests comprising Lebanon's government will continue to threaten the pace of reforms, but at least for now, a fully-formed government has allowed Lebanese bond holders a sigh of relief, said Daniel Marc Richards, a Dubai-based MENA economist at bank Emirates NBD.
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The Foundation Update has been in development for nine weeks, Hello says, but don't expect it to transform the in-game experience right away; the developer is setting expectations by calling it "the start of something," rather than the fully-formed arrival of a whole new way to play.
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The idea with All Turtles is not necessarily to seek out fully formed businesses, but to find and develop interesting concepts en route to them possibly becoming businesses (or at least good ideas that other businesses might like to buy), with people and startups collaborating together to collectively grow.
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This acerbic little comedy has only aired three episodes so far, but it's already got the confidence of a much more established show, flying out the gate with pointed gags and fully formed characters that unapologetically tear down whatever wholesome memories you might have of your elementary school teachers.
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More of a "cryptolect" (a form of slang or argot used exclusively avoid certain detection or judgement from others) than a fully formed language, gay men would drop Polari terms into conversation: If the listener responded with Polari in turn, you could identify each other's sexual orientation surreptitiously.
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The result, once their idea was fully formed, was an electrifying theory that would become the founding document for the field of modern pain studies and establish the career of Dr. Melzack, whose subsequent work deepened medicine's understanding of pain and how it is best measured and treated.
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This year, coming off back-to-back the mainstream successes of his summer smash "Mi Gente" and a guest appearance on Cardi B's "I Like It," he unleashed Vibras, showcasing a fully formed artist who was both representative of urbano, and bigger than the boundaries of any genre category.
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The potato chip, it is said, emerged fully formed from the hallowed halls of Moon's Lake House in Saratoga Springs in the summer of 1853, when a disgruntled chef named George Crum crisped up some potato shavings in response to a complaint from none other Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt himself.
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Born in Brooklyn to a Haitian father and a Puerto Rican mother, Basquiat left home at 15, dropping out of school and living by his wits on the streets of New York until he was discovered fully formed as a primitive expressionist at the age of twenty-one.
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When said briefing begins with the phrase "It is worth mentioning that a degree of teenage rebellion is part of growing up" you know you're in for it (Thatcher, who hatched fully-formed from an egg, was of course never young), and it only really gets worse from there.
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But being limited to only one book per president at a time, and having to read it, process it, perform a brain dump, and move on means each president eventually dissolves to something of a shadow, at one point fully formed but, down the line, reduced to only a loose outline.
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Its next reincarnation, Grave Pleasures, sprang fully-formed from the ashes of its predecessor, and McNerney seemed nothing less than relieved to be distancing himself from the chaos, major label interest, and hype that had turned Beastmilk from a joke into a ticking time bomb of frustration and ill will.
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Instead, he burst on to the national stage in 1955 fully formed, at the age of 28, with the song "Maybellene," and produced consistently strong material for the next decade-plus, with the exception of a stint in jail that derailed his career and helped briefly kill off rock music.
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When light camcorders with their own microphones became affordable in the mid- to late '80s, two parallel genres sprang up, as if fully formed in the imagination of a TV executive: citizen journalism, where normal people recorded extraordinary events, and domestic footage shows, like America's Funniest Videos, which debuted in 1989.
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"The major risk for young people is that their judgment is not yet fully formed, therefore, they are much more easily misled by false or inaccurate statements from tanning booth operators on the lack of side effects of tanning booth exposure," Lim, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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I'll have more fully formed thoughts on Friday's episode of Waypoint Radio, alongside a longer essay on how Capcom approached a remake/reboot/reimagining, but a few quick thoughts, since the review embargo just lifted: I'll save the rest for later this week, but there's so much to chew on.
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"Priestdaddy" being in part a memoir of Catholicism, Lockwood wrings a lot of good material out of the virgin birth of Jesus — she calls Joseph "a patient shadow, cucked by God" — but it is another creation myth, Athena bursting fully formed from the dome of Zeus, that springs to mind.
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REIGN: I think "Black Panther" is a fantastic example of what can happen when studios give the green light to show richly developed characters in all of their glory, fully formed and realized people on screen, and the box office is indicating that people want to see more of that.
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Liquor licensing makes it disadvantageous for bigger venues to put on all ages shows, illegal spaces where many of these events are forced into are constantly under threat, and positive relationships between the minor and major music communities have yet to be fully formed, as attitudes of ageism and pretension run deep.
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And wrapping one's head around Libra isn't an easy task: It consists of a Swiss-based foundation which hasn't been fully formed yet, a complex blockchain platform, a stablecoin backed by a basket of real-world assets, and a digital wallet that will enable Facebook's users to send and receive digital currency.
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It's a record that feels fully formed, from the Backstreet Boys-sounding "Take Me as I Am" to more outré tracks like "Through the Wire" and "Cyber Stockholm Syndrome", which moves from ambient pop balladry to a 2000s hip-hop style beat to a dense peak anchored by a psych-rock guitar solo.
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The reality is that in Science Fiction, problems are solved because the writers wrote a solution; physical objects worked in perfect just-in-time automation; and data and knowledge was delivered accurately in real time because all of those solutions were described to work in ways that are not fully formed, or real.
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An early track called "Fire in My Eyes," which appears in refurbished form on her upcoming debut LP Knock Hard (due May 11 on Team Love) shows how her voice was basically fully formed from the start, writing with birds-eye perspective about toxic relationships, turmoil, and violence, questioning herself along the way.
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These are handsome exercises in the idiom of their day, but the most impressive, and inventive, work seems to break out, fully formed, in 1978 — the year that produced all of the tape pieces in the main gallery space as well as the epic oil-on-linen "Each Day," measuring 6 by 333 feet.
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This columnist, though a few years younger than Mr Green, remembers seeing him in Balliol College Junior Common Room looking and sounding almost the same as he does today, a member of that strange breed of politicians, of which William Hague is the archetype, who arrive at university fully formed as middle-aged fogies.
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Over the years, from hip-hop to grime, we've seen how a frustration to be heard, a feeling of persecution, and the forced inventiveness of having zero resources, can result in people fighting harder than ever to make sure their sound or story gets out there – even if it is not yet fully formed.
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"Passionfruit" sounds nothing like "Marvins Room" and only shares a four-on-the-floor beat with "Hold On." But it carries a legacy from those songs in its use of chords to create a fully-formed emotional environment that can be carefree to one listener, wistful to another, and romantic to yet someone else.
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So I think it's just about the rest of us being brave enough to have a voice when we're taking a part that isn't so fully formed on the page, and having the guts to go up to somebody and say, 'Hey, I wanna make this girl real, and I want you to help me with it.
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His sentences are moved by a reliable moral compass and his perception is clearsighted, but what the reader sees and feels is the solid, urgent predicament of one man: this Danny, this fully formed, cliché-breaking, flawed and endearing migrant in search of a new identity, of a place in the world he can call his own.
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Not to mention, John's interactions with Jamie — while respectfully platonic — will always be colored by his unrequited feelings moving forward; which is why we're rooting for Starz and Sony to follow Gabaldon's lead and develop a Lord John spinoff series, which would allow him to flourish into the fully-formed character he's become in the books.
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The British trio of Romy Madley Croft, Oliver Sim, and Jamie Smith (best known as Jamie xx) emerged in 2009 fully formed as pop songwriters, but their unique spin on the form was in making volcanic emotions—like the last flickers of lost love or the first sparks of a new one—feel like overheard whispers.
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During its roots in the 90s, drum and bass was as obscure as a genre could get in Singapore, but a handful of pioneers managed to turn a frenetic oddity into a fully formed movement that has endured for over two decades now, silencing claims that the squeaky-clean island nation wasn't capable of producing gritty subcultures.
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But maybe even the South, Texas and the heartland states are too fully formed by our long tradition of Northeastern leadership, psychologically predisposed for so long to the Eastern Establishment and its old families, prep schools, inherited money and connections, that we can't see true and natural leadership coming from anywhere else besides New York or Massachusetts.
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Ingredients that would become familiar to Tanztheater Wuppertal fans are, astonishingly, fully formed here: dramatic vignettes that accrue to form a strange, coherent world; an eclectic musical mix that includes Chet Atkins, Debussy and Verdi; an exhilarating, repetitive line dance (here a marvelous diagonal procession); childhood rituals; adult fears and dreams; the circularity that haunts human behavior.
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In later decades, artists have manifested their enthusiasm for the occult through an all-pervading atmosphere that cuts across their oeuvre: Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia's dark tribal trance, Xosar's occult-inspired techno or the ambient sounds of The Haxan Cloak come to mind, while genres such as witch house and hauntology have emerged as fully-formed musical disciples of the dark arts.
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And those ups and downs meant that by the time I was elected to the Senate and suddenly, as you pointed out at the convention, shot out of a cannon into this unreal world, by that time I was pretty fully formed, had a pretty good sense of who I was, had a good sense of what was important and what wasn't.
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The company is no doubt waiting until MWC to offer up a more fully formed looked at the experience, but some of the features include a GUI designed to serve up two square windows side-by-side — not a new feature for mobile devices by any means, but one that should work better on a larger, almost edge-to-edge screen.
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She recently wrote a short manual on rearing a child—"Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions"—but although she is now a published authority on the subject, and holds fully formed opinions on questions such as how gender stereotypes imprison boys as well as girls, she finds that when one descends from principles to logistics things become complicated.
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Until then, those of us who still believe in a divine that made the universe rather than just pervading it — and who have a certain fear of what more immanent spirits have to offer us — should be able to recognize the outlines of a possible successor to our world-picture, while taking comfort that it is not yet fully formed.
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Prior to its release, The Snowman had already inspired plenty of good clean funnin' on the internet for its marketing campaign, including a trailer that seemed faintly parodic and a poster that sparked speculation it had sprung fully formed from the mind of someone in the 30 Rock universe: Now, in the fullness of time, the promises have been fulfilled.
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The similarities (mostly) end there, because while Jenner's line focuses specifically on a certain type of very matte formula paired with a corresponding lip pencil to create one fully-formed Lip Kit, Chyna's version comes in both matte and glossy finishes, with a newly updated 21-shade lineup that ranges from clear, shiny gloss (H2O) to bright coral (Joi) and matte black (Tokyo Nights).
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Grace Medford If you find yourself offended by what I'm about to say, consider your feelings irrelevant and incorrect: "Ooh Ooh Baby" is a better version of "Womanizer"—breathy, racy, sexy, with lyrics that you can enjoy both as an unsuspecting 11-year-old and as a fully-formed adult deviant ("I can feel you on my lips / I can feel you deep inside").
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If many of Kelly's influences can be traced to his years in France, he was still very much a New York artist — he grew up about an hour outside the city — and by the time he returned to New York from Europe he was a fully formed visionary, one who caught the tail end of Abstract Expressionism while witnessing the first appearance of Pop.
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Let me stress that I don't think that Trump's grand strategy is springing fully formed from the president's own mind (he isn't scribbling notes about the Monroe Doctrine, I assume), or for that matter anyone else's; instead it's emerging organically as a synthesis of his own blustering, quasi-isolationist impulses and the more hawkish and internationalist and status-quo-oriented views of the people working for him.
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There's so many instances where we can look back in retrospect and see we were these fully formed happy humans, and now the two of us are clinging to each other and our brother Alex, my sister's twin, and looking at each other like, How the hell did we end up in North Dakota…being brutalized by militarized police, and no one with power is doing anything to help us.
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Nintendo's fourth CEO appears as a pencil drawing alongside references to some of the most famous Nintendo products released during his time in charge, including Nintendogs, Brain Training, the Wii's motion controller remote, and the DS. The video might give Iwata a bit more credit than is entirely accurate — the idea for the DS may not have popped into head fully formed — but Nintendo's previous boss was not beneath such innovation.
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"It is up to him to take advantage of the incredible opportunity that anyone who cares about our nation would relish having to pivot and become the general election candidate that, by the way, there are armies of people that can help with Treasury functions, with foreign policy, with commerce, that would be willing to come in and help a candidate, let's face it, that hasn't fully formed views on numbers of topics," Corker responded.
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The exact shape of President-Elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration and cabinet is not yet fully formed or defined but of this there can be no doubt: Whatever its ultimate cast, it will be one of sharp right edges.
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New York Times editor Dean Baquet said at the Code Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, California that there are two simple reasons why there is so much leaking coming out of the Trump White House: "A lot of the news is coming out because it's a White House in disarray," he said, explaining that the Trump administration still consists of 2-3 factions fighting for the ear of a president who came into office without fully formed policy positions.
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This time around, the network has reunited almost all of the cast, now as (nearly) fully formed adults in Miami: Both Nicole LaValle and Jennifer Farley, "Snooki" and "JWoww" in common parlance, have tied the knot with men they met on the show and had children; Vinny Guadagnino has moved out of his mom's, even if she lives a convenient-enough distance away to pick up and drop off his clothes; Deena Cortese got married and lost her father; Mike Sorrentino, a.k.a.
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Some of the most powerful and exploitative companies in the world are obtaining datasets that provide enough information to confidently identify someone included—the consequences for either those companies or malicious actors to piece together a puzzle and create a fully-formed picture of someone given just a handful of identifying characteristics are insidious, and the researchers ability to identify such a large amount of deidentified users with only 15 attributes indicates that we need to reevaluate what constitutes an ethical anonymized dataset.
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There was more just kind of some fleshing out that you know, it seemed to be kind of logical what needed to be done but it was just, I think, you know for me when I go in the studio and someone is producing one of the most beneficial things that they can do is just kind of take an idea that you have pretty much fully formed to basically unravel it a little bit so you can see all the elements clearly.
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